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Hon. Allen q. Thurman.

Col. JONES, OF the Athens Journal
pays q well-deserved and well written
tribute to Senator THuRMAx. While
many will feel sorry for THURMAE. We,
like Col. JoNss, feel sorry for the State
and the country which lose his inyalua-
bic services. The Journal says:a.I
"The retirementsof this distinguished
statesman iron the councils OF the Re.
public will be- little less than public ca.
lamity. His incorruptible honesty, bis
broad. pstriotism and his commanding
ability have made him for years the
f,remost man in the highest Legislative
body in the world He hss been watch
ful guardian OF the interests OF the
mssses, . foe to monopoly and ell kinds
OF legislative jobbery aud class favorit-
lem, aud the sturdy advocate, on oil oc.
casions, Of the doctrines and policy ol
the National Democracy. Neither bis
influence nor popularity are bonded by
State lines, and be is wholly devoid ol
the marrow sectional .prejpdjces and ami.
mosities that characterize so many ol
our public men. He has the simplicity
and purity of character and the grand
equipoise Of great qualities that ought
to be combined in the ruler of 8
great republican country, and We trust
be may be made the standards bearer oi
the Democracy In the approaching Pres.
idential contest, He is The most capa.
HE man we have, and We think the mos,
available, and our brave old party need
not fear to follow where he leads the
way, for he is safe counsellor, mode.
rate and conservative In his opinions
and wise and discreet in bis political &c.
ton, and alwaysf.'for the greatest good
OF the greatest number" Judge Thur
man is the only Demo crst in the countr,
who can carry Ohio, and be can do H.
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i "a
Wheeling's, Dead Philapthropist.
There is not charitable object or in
.s:itution in Wheeling-not an organiza-
tiun whose object is reform, and the
amelioration OF tie condition of man
kind-not poor and needy citizen. who
will not miss Thomas Hornbrook, and
regret his loss. 'i'i5'ss 'ss'f
/ This is the highest tribute that csn be
paid 70 the memory Of the christian
'phllanthropist who now lies mute In the
embrace OF death, whose activities have
yielded at last. and only, To the struggle
with the grim monster; whose untiring
and ceaseless labors for the good OF his
fellow men in this community have, q,
last, come t, q close whose little courte
sizes and thoughtfulness which we're ever
manifest on every worthy occasion will
forever be missed; but whose good
works will remain green In the memory
of sll who knew him and will be cherish
ed as the best legacy to his children and
the city which he honored. .lshT
Thomas Hornhrook was 30 we'll known
to every individual citizen that il would
be superfuous for us to enter into any
details OF his life and character. His
career is . part Of the history of the
city His death will be, regarded as .
loss 70 the entire community. There Is
no other, citizen. perhsps, who has In
Identified himseK with. so many classes
interests, and vsried enterprises, and
none who c,u.d be relied upon more
confiently for substantial assistance il
every good cause. Register. s4eea
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4 Consumption Cured.

CAN old physician, retired from prsci
tice, having had placed 10 his hands BY
an East India missionary the formuls o.
4 simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
aud permanent cure for Consumption
Bronchitis, Catarrah, Asthms, aud al
TLrost ard Lung Affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debili.
" and all Nervous Complaints. after hav.
ing tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands Of cases, has felt it his duty
to make it known to his suffering fellows
Actuated BY this motive ard q desire u
relieve human suffering,I will send free
Of charge to all who desire it, this recipe,
in German, French, OF English, with full
directions for preparing and using, Sen,
by mail by addressing with stamp, nam
ing this paper, w. W. .SHERAR, las
Pouers Block Rochester, N. Y.
Nova, ,''79eow13t.
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The Reign OF tile Terrible Fever
ri - Is Ended.

MEMpHIs, October 27.-There was q
general resumption Of business this
morning in all branches Of trade. Stores
that had been closed since the last Of
July we're opened by the proprietors,
who have returned TO the city, and the
wheels, of commence are once again
moving rapidly along, Through trans
on all tie roads excepting the Little
Rock route arrived and departed The
streets present their wonted animated
appearance The Cotton Exchange is
open to visitors, Regular q,o.a,ions Of
receipts and shipments Of stock will be
posted ~ heretofore 4asi9tilh 3ii
No new cases or deaths since NOR.
ming Camp Marks was broken up t.
day, and the people moved Into the city.
Camp Father Matthew will be broken up
tomorrow. Bus one nurse was sent
out by the Howsrds since last night. the
sick person being Miss Bettle Bragg
residing four miles east of the city. .7eai
Two hundred passengers arrived by
the Louisville train this afternoon. The
frst through train on the Charleston
Railroad arrived at midnight. ssa7aa
.- v
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Sudden Death Of r. e. Morgan, 81
RaIIairo

d Social and business circles were star
tied yesterday by the announcement that
E. G, Morgan. one OF our most promi-
nent, and certainly the most enterprisir &
citizen of Bellaire, was dead A driver
and another workman belonging to his
cnal works, had occasion to consult him,
and on entering his office on Noble
street, about 8 o'clnck A. 81, found him
sitting in the Office chair, dead. Dr..
Kurz was called, and an examination re.
FveaIed the fact that Mr. Morgan bad
died Of heart disease
The news of his sudden demise spread
like wild FIRE, and it was the general SUBJ
ject Of discussion throughout the city.
Every one de,dores;the'loss of a citizen
who contributed somach Ito the mate
rial advancement OF our city. Mr.. Nor
I gan was Bor6 st st Clairsvilie, and at
his death ewas in his 57lhsyeanc HeCfor
= time vas in the drug business at 81.
Clairsyille; then he entered the dry
goods trade, and read law ulder Judge
C,wan, but never praclised at the bar.
He came to Bellsire, and with several
other gentlemen, went into the whole
sale grocery business. He at once jiden
titled himself with the interests, OF our
city, and was an active leader in Il q
movement for our public school hull
dings. Afterwards he was prominently
Identified with the water and gas works,
the street railway line and other public
IS well as individual enterprises He
was ALSO President for year of the
Southwestern Railway, and q large
stockholder 10 the Goblet Works, "A
singular. though complimentary, fact is
that he never associated himself with
any enterprise but that he reached the
top, having; in almost every instance sue
ceeded to the Presidency of the sssocia,
tions TO which he lent his name and 10.
fuence. lie was a remarkable man, and
stands foremost in the heart Of the peo'
pie who regard the material progress o.
our town. About year ago his wife
died suddenly from the same disease !.
We scarcely know how to take leav,
of so worthy citizen He certainl,
held his hand on the pulse of our peo
pie, and when their interests we're para
mount be never hesitsted ~ throw biz
money and experience in the scale tina
weighed more than a lavish return. HI
was man that all respected He. was
. just man Can we say more?
Ia His remains will be inferred in Rose,
wood Cemetery Tomorrow. He leaves
three schildren,. one, of whom is Mrs
Jacob Berger, Of Wheeling lsland.-
j Register, 29h sh. sg ,ss..,' I
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An Outrage Not In the south and
Therefore of Little Consequence.

The murder OF BILL YOU'VE by a'mpb
which is said,to have included some Of
the "best citizens" Of Iowa, of which
We give. an account elsewhere, is not
likely to receive as much attcntiousas II
had occurred in a different section OF
the country, yet for brutal atrocity it
has scarcely parallel in our history.
Here is man declared by q jury OF
twelve men on oath 10 be. guilty.
His conduct is the very reverse Of what
would be expected OF guilty man. He
marries the woman VINO clung to him
during his troubles, and goes about his
business as usual.
A mob OF hundreds of men pursue
him, aadS finding him In his home with
his wife aud little ones, open fre on him
which is continued until he falls, covered
with wounes,, He Is torn from his fam
lily, dragged little distance aud hanged
before their eyes until he is dead. ~
The papers which few weeks ago
pere shouting over $4,000 majority in
Iowa will scarcely mention this, outrage
But suppose 1t had happened ia Missis
sippii These same papers would have
fairly screamed with anguish. All the
long TRADE Of epithets which they haye
learned, to string toyether woult have
been hurled against the section.in which
and the people among whom the deed
was perpetrated. Whist indsmmatory
harHngues would. have been delivered
What frantic appeals to public indigns'
ton! What heart rendigg pictures o
the bleeding man hanged amid the tears
and prayers of widowed bride and OF
4 phaned children! aaz 5;% IS
BuLL YouKa would have been depicted
1 as a hero bravtly facing hopeless odds
and would Have been placed al the heat
OF the catalogue OF Republican saints
along with old JoHE BRowN. Ser .s5
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BaItimore-October, 27.--Cattls
Very best on sale this week 4 50@5
LII: that generally rated frst quality
z 00@4 374 medium or good fair quail
sty 2 624@3 Is; ordinary thin Steers
oxen and COWS 2 25@2 624; extreme
range of prices . 25@5 l23 most o.
the sales we're from s t25@4, co. a
Prices ranged from 24@51c, but few
selling at the latter price. ya
Mich Cows-There is an ample sup.
ply of an kinds, and prices are unehane.
ed, ranging from s20@5o per head. :
Hogs-Trade is fair to good with tbs
increased receipts, but prices are not as
high as last week by tc. We quote
Hogs at 5@54c, and extra at 5scs mos
sales being recorded between 6a@54c
Sheep-We quote butchers sheep a
3a@44c; lambs Si@54c; stock sheeE
l 50@2 Is per head. .as5 q. .l.sfsg,s..
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81 cVrhe contest Tor VS.. senator 10
this State is growing lively. SuEaAAs
will hold Of for the Presidency, and
hopes for as much aid from the Green
bsekers - they; rendered toshis candi-
dsss for Governor, Mr.. FssrEs. GAR.
SxxID has the lead, an -Four best conjec-
sure is that he win win. DExsrses is
making Astrons push, but be is thought
10 be q little stale. TAFT seems to have
third place, with MArrHEws close up.
Then there are lesser lights, such as Es-
eLrsrox and Tox Youso, and even Lo-
sxnzo DAxroRD has one adherent.
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Almost young again.

"My mother was afflicted q long time
with Neuralgia and dull, heavy 'inac-
tive condition Of the whole system
headache, nervous prostration, and was
almost helpless No physicians OF med.
icines did her any good. Three months
ago she hegsnao use Hop Bilters, with
such good effect that she seems aud feels
young again, although over 20 years
old. We think there is no other medi-
cine fit to use In the family."-A lady,
in Providence, R. i zsF sfili et'f "a
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Marshal RidgevayA
.NsNt vss !
Jane G. Ridgeway ct al.

DY virtue ola certain order Of sale in parti-
u tion issued from The courtof common pleas
within and for the'county Of Monroe, and state
Of 0hio,in case pending in said court between
the above named parties; and to me directed,
will oner for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in WoodsAsld ON
Saturday,the 29th day of Nouember, 1879,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and Z
O'Clock p. M. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit: .3
The northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter and the northeast quarter Of the south
west quarter and the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section thirty-two, town.
ship three, range Ave, containing seventy-fou
and eighty-tvo hundredth acres, except six and
= half acres. off of the south end of the south
east quarter Of the southwest quarter sold to
Thomas Cline. it agt@ 9 egN
Also the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section two, township. four, range
six, containing forty and twenty hundrsdth
acres except thirteen acres,one rood and thirty
six perches of OF the west side sold to George
Ooss IN sll ninety-fve acres more or less. a
said property so ordered 70 be cold 10 ap-
praised as follows: easEsa
t First strsct ct $a52. v .a Il
Second tract At 324. 40 mi ,sef
and may sell fyr two thirds Of said appraiss-
ment.
TsRxs o. slLs-one third on day Of sale
one third in one year and one third In two
years. with interest from day Of sale; de-
fsrredy payments TO bs secured By mortgage
an he NJ
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ITEMS.

MosnoE County gave General Ew1sa
1868 majority. Cd Monroe can always
be depended on.-New NarteasuiRe
.(wsst Va) Democrat q
THs. Coluaabus Democrat has been re-
oygsniz..d with capital of $50. 900. and
JOHN 6. THOMPSON as president, G EoRGE
B. OKEr vice-p'esident. D. W BxooKs
treasurer, AMI SoLox GooDs as business
manager. u thunderstorm fha aths eli.
torial management will he t.ndered to
john CocKsKlLL, formerly managing
editor Of t ,e Cincinnati Enquirer.
io6f sfw 9uisirhi, Ohio, *6ers tIeS
have no railroads as yet, the farmers gel
only 81 90 and 4 -l0~for their wheat.
Up at Washington, Ps., where they
have ssyerslroads, they get 81 25. The
moral o. this is thatlthere should be a
railroad down the river between this
city ana EarkersourS, and tlat the Tar
mers along the shore should take a
lively interest in starting the boom =
Wheeling Iatelligsacer, 30th ult ,
THE death of any such man az Mr..
E. G. MoRaAN, of Bellaire, is o. gteaI
loss to any community. He was 9
=. .rZ- q - -
~ide-awake, energetic and public spirit
citizen, and at crisis IN the history Of
the Bellalre and Southwestern 1narrom v
gauge railroad came to its rescue and
gave it q most important aud successful
impetus. We feel that his death is &c
sowe extent loss to the public Inter.
ests of this whole region Of country. =
Wheeling Intellisencsr, S0th wlt iat &
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Cincinnati-October sO.-cattle

Cincfnnatt-Octpber 30.-Cattle.
Common. 50@2; fair to medium,
q 1902 So; good 10 choice butcher
grades 3@3 65; fair to good shippers,
8 90@4 60; good to choice cows, 2 80
@3 %; good to choice beifers.. 3 l5@
8 60; common to good oxen, 2 25@3
25; common to good stnckers, 2@2 60; !;
fair 10 good, feeders, 2 1908 80
Hogs-Selected butchers, 8, 1908
90; fart good packing grades, 8 Boo
8 70; fair to good light packing and
shipping grades Of 1870 to 220 lbs 3 As
ga, 10; common, 2 75@3 40; stockers
duIl. at from 90@3 80
,Sheep-Common. t. tair, 24@34c, and
good to choice, 3t@44c.; common to
good slockers, 24@34c per ID. gross.
Lambs-Common to fair, 21@34c
and good to choice, 3a@4tc. Per lb.
gross. baF exa ss a us
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HThe Republicans are already pre-
pairing maps for again redissricsing ihe
State for Congressional purposes not
withstanding the TACT that hat one elec-
tion for Congressmsn takes place before
the regular period for districting under
the new census. # liFa9s
The number Of Republicans who think
redistricting at irregular periods to be
viniamous villainy" is not so large as u
Was two years ago. The came high
minded patriots Who tore their lungs de
nouncing redistrcting viii soon be burst.
Ing blood vessels yelling in favor OF re-
districtin~.
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Low Prices for Butter, ,

The New York Tribune in ito market
report. explained why some butter is
sold for such low prices In speaking Of
butter it said sLight colered goods are
very hard 10 dispose of and several lots
we're thought we'll sold at 8 and 10
cents.% II butter makers would get the
top price, they should use the Perfected
Batter Color, made by Wells, Richard ;
son q Co. Burlingtony W. Itgiyes .
pure danielion color and never turns
red, or rancid, but tends to improve and
preserve the butter, asS, ,gsss.. 81
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Ch,eaee-ocsoher so-Hops-M,

Chteago-Octoher 30-Hogs-Mar
ket opened, dull al l0@l5c, lower closed
firmer ;all sold; mixed packing, g. 40@
8 60; light. 8 50(93 10; come fancy,
8 1908 80, choice heavy, 3 70@4.t
d aCaltle-Shipping, 8 5D@5 10; Wes.
tern and through Texans drn OF 2, $50
3 80 rs. Is 4sa,
sheep-Market weak, and t.. lower
al 3@4 20, .m,, 45 IS ~, sms .r,,s
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wwe are glad to learn from the
Republican papers that the Democratic
party is again dead. We have frequently
observed that about the time the funeral
services we're over the Democratic
corpse has .'ris up" and erected . man-
sard roof on the classic brow o. the op-
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eFThe Democrats carry the same
aumber Of Congressional districts in
Ohio this year that they did last. This
district Was lost this year by 1919 votes,
snd the Sixteenth. nov represented by
McglsIrs, (Rep.) was won BY 4ss
votes. The Democrats gained largely
10 Ew,se's and FosrER's districss.
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wTwo murders Ia Washington
County IN one week! Happily for our
usually law-abiding neighbors they do
notTlive on the hated side Of Mason and
Dixon's line; we're 1t otherwise their
county would be doomed to infamy
along with Yszoo.
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er Many think that the nomination
of HAscock by the Democrats would
insure the electoral vote Of Pennsylva'
mia, and remove the stains from The
bloody shirt.
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UHAYus and al bis Cabinet are IN
de thickeat OF the political scramble
pulling hair and scratching. 6guratively
speaking. as busily as so many pail
ward bummers. Civil Service Reform |!
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup should be
kept in every family Aslieht Cough,
il unchecked, is often the fererunner OF
Consumption, and a timely dose of this
wonderful medicine has rescued many
from an early grave. ia blea
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Acquitted by q jury and Hanged by
q MOb--An Ohio Woman Made q
Premature Widow. -.

KroKuK, Iowa, October 29. The case
OF Bill Young, whose trial for the mur.
der Of Lewis Spence and HE four chill
dren, near Luray, Clark County. Mo ,
in 1877, closed at Kshoka on Saturday
last, and resulted in Q verdict OF not
guilty, eliminated to-day in q resort to
mob violence. f.,.sa ~
On Saturday afternoon Young Was
married at Kahoka to Miss Lydia Bray,
of Ohio, to whom be wasx engaged be-
fore his arrest, aud who has been 10 this
section for The past four months assis-
ting him in preparing his defense They
arrived in this city on Monday evening
and renamed here until this morning,
when they left for Youue's house, near
Laray9 Their movements have. been
closely watched. s. as7iais9 OF te'i = =
Last night, q mob numbering 100 to
200 men assembled north OF RKahoka,
and was waiting there this morning
when the train passed! Flnding thai
Young went ON to bic home they follow
ed on horseback and In wsgons!l 9sl,
~, THAR arrival kharo You,,0 had
reached his nome and two ladies b.d
called nm Mira Youno i. Co6man "a. fl
a. thar. The mon 'snrrounded tbe
house and demanded that All I'm,
Yoanp come, out. Coffman and The
Two Indies left. but Young kent his wife
and children With him Firino "a
800 onsnad and 70, . t;me na,f.c,
woI,av 9na rsa tent m Yonrng,a mada !,
dsfarse -as to onen the do5r a. ;n,o
shas sc,o "a and ,,odSe harr ne ,ooh 70.
.,sni.., ,ho es,s vbsneyer She maa. NJ
annesr.nce1 This wss kent mn mil
Va Ma rsco,vsd tonr vn,nds. 'snd
81, ,.s The 40, shisod;no na a,h.ne,oI
Tn. Tn non, tran enilads 6av- ,.,o.nd ..ns
hon.a a., ysrs shon, 10 t,re "a -S'vhan
Yonn 90 ah;ldfen csme ,rnnnino ont an!
cls;n;no . e.Fstl,er l. tilledp,S 9i,l,,fs7s
"a snSa,l az man then, entered .the
bonse bronoh, Yonno o,,, ,nlmed him
nm . v.oons ran Il .n,.der an Orchard
no,avo. 'ia.a;r. 40 tha n,om;sos and
s s'isoss .ona .hon. hi. 'nscn Tha.
shon ondssyprod n, .arav . -cnnsaaa,oy
60. go. - 49,, '..ao,,s -. .o.,-... =
80 NJ. 81, .haT snccoeded ,n.s =
,h.. ho sdm;,,ed enonah - eonv;nc !.
.har nfh;s cn;l, and tbs, ~ - @ on.;an !, ~ y
~. Tn,rfo,d p;l
i
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Guard Against Disease.

II you find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
Kidneys disordered, symptoms Of piles
tormenting you, take at once q few do
ses OF Kidney. Wort, Il is natures great
assistant. Use 1t as an advance guard
don't wait to get down sick.
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PAINTING and GRAINING.

a. IA. SCALES, the cid Painter Of
Frame Brothers Carriage Aanufaetory, Barnes.
Vile, has opened shop IN Besllsvills, Ohio.
He is prepared to execute oil kinda Of Paint.
ing and Graining In the best style. Painting
Carriages and Buggiss speciality,
deo25,'77m6. ss,
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ezrh is very satisfactorily arranged
ifthe darned thing will only work: Fos'
sss for Governor, GARrrrLD for Sena'
tor and SHERMAN for President
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~The long, lurid locke Of Private
DAixslL have been waving tn the breeEc'
OF Massachusetts. He wears the bloody
shirt ior nighf-can. a - ~
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eve don't hear Of any cnrpors-
.soas paying their employees In gold since
Ne election. Curinus. ssoai
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s, woodsaeId stock Market. -.
November 3-Cattle 2asc per pound
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs 24a3c pei
pound gross. ,sis ''' se a ~ ,5#s tre
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wTno Enquirer pertinsntly saws
that GAnrrElD viii tind less dificulty in
Cling THuRxAs's shoes than in Filing
his has. sa - TIA ssf
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CATTLE MARKETS.

East Liberty Penn.-Oct. 80
--Cattle--Best, $40; isir to- good
4@4 90 common 5 1908 65S sail
Hogs--Yorkers, 8 80@4 10;9 Phila-
delphias, a 20@4 IS sol aeob m0s
,sSheep-Selling at 3@41c. fa0 .iaks
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New Ne, YORK.

Oct. 30.-Flour 5 00a7 IS; Wheat l
23al 80, Com 57a59c; O.Hs ssa43c; Rye
S5aS6c; Barley45c H baes aa.asi-ij2
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CincInnaii.

Oct. so.-Flour. i 75a6 Is; Wheat ]
l20al "a, Corn 36a45c; Oats, 33a35c
Rye S0aS2c: Barley 90a97c. b5a