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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23
Self-Explanatory Letter From
Capt. Garter to. MIR. Allen.
Mr.. w. D. Allen,
Edgeteld, S. G.
Dear Sir

Dear Sir:
Following our conversation of
today, in which l fully explained to
you the opportunities offered to the
young men of your community, in
volunteering in this organization. |
feel that few words pertaining to
the Governors Guard will not be
arniss.
Founded in lS43 the company
was represented in the Palmetto
Regiment by some of the most
prominent citizens of the State.
The organization continued to rep
resent the very best of Cardinals
citizenship and fourished in the
ante-bellum days. In 1861 it be-
came Co. A. Second South Carolina
Infantry and fought from Fort
Sumter to Bentonsville.
After the war the company was
reorganized as the Richland Rifle
Club with captain afterwards gov
ernor) Hugh S. Thompson as presi-
dent; at that time white military
companies were not allowed by the
Radical Government. Upon the
Inauguration of General Hampton
as Governor the change to the old
name became agitated and the Rich
land Rifle Club became the Govern
or's Guard.
In the Spanish American Wer
the company volunteered and the
company became co. K, First
S. c., Infantry.
The call to the Mexican border
last summer found the Governors
Guard back in the 2nd. Regiment
where it has always been save in
the Spanish-American war.
The personelle of the Governors
Guard has always been represent
ative of the cosmopolitan element
of Columbia, making it more a
State institution than otherwise.
The pending call for the Europ.
can conflict finds native of Edge
field in command of the organiza-
ton.
VIM. M. Garter,
Commanding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23
To use long string OF adjectives

To use long string of adjectives
in praislng the bride and groom
would be like painting the lily
white. All who knew the bride as
Beatrice Stephens, gentle, sweet
spirited and uniformly thoughtful
and kind, loved her, and all who
know Julius Vann, the very soul of
honor and nobility of character,
have the highest regard for him
personally and honor him for the
success that has crowned his ef
forts as one of Trenton's foremost
young planters
Amid shouts Of good wishess and
showers of rice, Mr.. aud Mrs. Fann
departed upon their wedding jour
ney.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23
Has Stopped
Losing Time
From His Work.
GRATITUDE OF BOTH HUS-
BAND AND WIFE is WON
WIFE GIVES DETAILS.
Mrs. FINLEY SAYS THEY WERl
ENABLED TO INCREASE HAPPI-
NESS AND INCOME.

'Both my husband and myself
think Tanlac is a very fine medi-
cine, because it did so much toward
restoring our health and strength, -
declared Mrs. A. O. Finley, of
Drayton, S. c., suburb of Spar
tanburg, in a statement she gave on
March 9sth. II suffered from a
generally weakened system and I
was very nervous when began
taking Tanlac. I was trou-
bled lot with sleeplessness.
and my appetite had about left me.
I felt tired all the time and I al,
most had to drive myself to do my
housework.
my husband took Tanlac for in
digestion and a generally run down
system. When he started taking
Tanlac, he was almost past going
and he did not eat anything at all
hardly. | have seen him go to the
table and turn sick at the sight of
food.
'The Tanlac gave US both excel
lent results. 1t quietcd my nerves
and gave me fine appetite. ! got
stronger and began to feel fine in a
short time, and the medicine regu-
lated ana strengthened my system.
"My husband only took one bot,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23
Would ST. 1t Out Liquor Altogether.

Secretary Daniels believes that wa
ter and nothing but water should be
used in the navy. He is eminently
right in shutting out intoxicants. Why
spend upwards of $40, 600 building
dreadnaughts, equipping them with the
most powerful guns that it is possible
to devise, and then have the aim of
the gunners miss the mark because of
unsteady nerves, due to drinking in
toxicating liquors? In times of war.
more than at any other time, men need
unerring judgment and unfaltering
nerves. The drinking of liquor is not
conducive to either. 1t is likewise as
important that whiskey be withheld
from every branch of the service. In
this connection, it is commendable of
Secretary Daniels that he has never
hesitated to take the initiative, blaze
a new trail, in instituting reforms of
this kind.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23
An Appeal From Capt. Carter
of Co. F.
Editor Edgefeld Advertiser:

Editor Edgefeld Advertiser:
During the week just ended a
party of young men of Edgefeld
county called upon me to ascertain
the opportunities which We could
offer for number of young men OF
that county coming into the military
company which I have the honor Of
commanding in the National Guard.
as volunteers and after discussing
the conditions with them it was
agreed tnat should, through you!
columns, issue an invitation to those
Of your community, who desired to
volunteer their services to the nation
to become members of Co. Fl" 2nd
Infantry, South Carolina National
Guard.
As I have before said in discus.
sing this organization, We have
more than an organization in that
the traditions of the Governors
Guard" as this company has al
ways been known in the State serv-
ice, is among the best that the State
Of South Carolina has, traditions
made under such commanders as
Col. A. H. GLADDEN., who COM
manded the palmetto" Regiment
after the death of Col. Butler and
Lt-Col. Dickinson, and became a
Brigadier General in the Confeder
acy and was killed at Shiloh. Maj.
John Meighan of the 2nd. HSouth
Carolina Cavalry, Col. F. w.
McMaster of the 18th. S G. In
fantry, Col. A. D. Goodwin, 1t
Col. End. S. G. Infantry, Gov.
Hugh S. Thompson and Major
General Willie Jones, retired.
As native of old" Edge6eld, l
shall welcome the addition Of any
of the young men of that county in
to this command and will arrange
TO meet with them later in the week
If there are sufficient number TO
justify the trip. Mr.. w. D. Allen
will take the names of those who
wish to volunteer and will keep me
advised.
Tell your young men to volunteer
now and not wait for conscription.
There can be no volunteers after
June 5, the day fixed for registra-
ton.
VIM. M. Carter,
Com nding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23
Winthrop College Scholarship
and Entrance Examination.
VIM. M. Carter,
Com nding.


The examination for the award
of vacant scholarships in Winthrop
College for the admission OF new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July 6, at
9 a. m. Applicants must not be
less than 16 years of age. When
scholarships are vacant after July
6 they will be awarded to those
making the highest average at this
examination, provided they meet
the conditions governing the
award. Applicants for scholarships
should write to President Johnson
for scholarship examination blanks.
These blanks properly filled out by
tue applicant should be filed, with
President Johnson by July |.
Scholarships are worth 500 and
free tuition. The next session will
open September l9, 1917. For
furthe, information and catalogue,
address
President D. B. Johnson,
Rock Hill, s. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23
STEPHENS-VANN.
Continued from First Page.)

father, a little nephew, w. S
Wertz, Jr., bearing, her train. The
bride was attired in q rich gown ot
white Duchess satin, court train Of
maline. She carried a large bouquet
of brides roses and upon her brow
rested coronet Of orange bios
SONS.
At the conclusion of the impress
sive ceremony of the Episcopal
church, the ring ceremony being
used, Mr.. and Mrs. Fann were
showered with congratulations and
good wishes, friends seeming to vie
with each other as to which should
greet the bride and groom first
A salad course was served after q
delightful social half hour, during
which time the guests viewed in the
south parlor the tokens that were
bestowed by friends from far and
near. richer or larger assortment
Of cutglass, silver, cutlery, linen,
clocks, handpainted china and num-
berless dainty silver novelties, one
seldom witnesses anywhere. The
salad course was followed with de.
licious block Ice cream and cake,
the color scheme, pink and white,
being carried out in this course and
also in the mints that were handed
subsequently.
The dining room also presented
lovely scene in pink and green, the
brides table being especially ad'
mired. The centre was adorned
with huge bouquet of roses, reach
ing almost to the chandeliers. Pink
tulle was gracefully draped from
the chandelier to the outer edges
of the table and also to the ceiling.
The climax of merriment was reach.
ed when the brides cake was cut by
young ladies and young gentlemen,
the future or fortune OF each being
depicted by the article that fell to
their lot. Another climax was
reached when, upon the eve of re-
firing to don her travelling suit, the
bride tossed her bouquet among an
eager dozen outstretched arms. Ii
was Miss .Bermah Barker's good
fortune, however, to have these
choice flowers, about which will
linger such happy memories and as
sociations.
When the bride re-appeared, ready
for her wedding journey, which they
took in the groom's pew Packard
touring car, she was attired in g
lovely suit of dark tan, trimmed in
Copenhagen blue, with accessories
to match.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23
Precinct Registrars Appointed
For Edgefield County.

Zimmerman: George W. Scott
and Hansford Rhoden.
Trenton: ]. D. Mathis, Sr., and
D. R. Day.
Johnston: G. D. Kenney and
John Wright.
Edge6eld-Pickens: w. A., Byrd
and J. q. Hollond.
Edgefeld-Wise E. II. Folk and
W. A. Strom.
Meeting Street: J. Il. Blocker
and M. A. Watson.
Pleasant Lane: NJ. B. Byrd and
Pierce Zimmerman.
Red Hill: H. E. Quarles and O..
o. Zimmerman.
Cheatham's Store: P. w. Cheat
ham and X. a. Wash.
Mathis Store: II. w. McKie and
J. L. Miller.
Meriu ether: H. I. Medlock and
II. l.. Bunch.
Roper's: 4. A. Zimmerman and
w. !. Lanham.
Bacon: w. H. Smith and H. II.
Herlong.
Liberty Hill: E. w. Callison
and Geo. T. Jordan.
Rock Hill School House: J. w.
Morg an and r. 3. Culbreath.
Of the above registrars, the one
first named for each precinct has
been designated Chief Registrar for
that precinct and he is responsible
for the custody of the cards until
they reach the executive officers
own hands,
The Chief Registrars are required
under the regulations of the War
Department to deliver cardsIN PER
SON to J.L.Mims Executive oficer}
IN PERSON by noon of June 8,
the day following the registration.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23
Meriwether Club Gave Barbe-
cue. Officers Elected.

The Meriwether Agricultural
Club held their monthly meeting at
Meriwether, in Edgeield County,
yesterday morning, and the attend
ance was larger than usual.
J. G. McAuliffe was the speaker
of the day and he used for his sub
ject, Community Development and
Food Production Problems. +" MIR.
MoAuliffe evidenced a marked fa-
miliarity with this subject and his
remarks were most helpful to those
present.
This was the date for the election
of officers, and the following gen.
tlemen were elected:
President Walter Cheatham.
Vice-presideut, Philip Mark ert.
Secretary, H. L. Bunch.
Treasurer, L. A. Stephens.
H, L. Bunch was also elected ex-
ecutiye committeeman to the Savan-
nah Valley Associated Farmers
Clubs, of which the Meriwether
Club is one of the eleven clubs
composing same.
A barbecue dinner was served af-
ter the morning meeting.
1t was decided at the meeting yes
terday not to have the annual July
picnic, but special meetings of the
club will be held during that
month.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

Unless negroes are thoroughly in
formed as to the law requiring regis
tration, scores of them are likely to
become involved in serious trouble. 1t
Is clearly the duty of white people and
the leaders among the negroes to
inform them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

Fourteen hours will be given for reg
istration on June 5, which, with two
registrars at each precinct, will af-
ford an opportunity for everybody.
None need stay away.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

Farmers should sow all the peas they
have and purchase that many more
and sow them. Never let up in the
matter of growing food crops as long
as the seed will germinate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

We are inclined to the belief that the
encampment of 10000 soldiers on the
outskirts of Columbia will knock some
of the corners off those square meals"
of the civilian population.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

This states it plainly: All male per-
sons who shall attain their twentyfrst
birthday and shall not have attained
their thirty-frst birthday on or before
the 5th day of June will be required to
register.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

The blackberries seem to have
responded to the food preparedness
agitation and will yield an abundant
harvest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

No investment is safer than gov
ernment bond. What portion of the
Liberty Loan will you take?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

Cards of Thanks. Obituaries, Resolu-
tions and Political Notices published at
dvertising rates.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

Published every Wednesday in The
Advertiser Building at S1.5o per year
in advance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

No communications will be published
dnless accompanied by the writer's
name.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

Entered as second class matter a
the postoffice at Edgefeld, S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-05-23

Congress should be enjoined from
placing war tax on soap.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-27

usgoot bsfibt.
9rog dle bieIsr einIardnfiinsen
blsibt aber Der 9Ortbeil bes iltBootes
betteben, rSebDerm0sen bei eieensr
uniihtborieit". Dur9 Jpn Dermag ss
ii4 alien aHbersn Ariegsi6ifFippsn
iiberlegen gu erfpeiien. SelbItperitdnbs
li9e 9orausissuns III sin lsiItunss.
fGbiges. friessesiibiss psriunal uno
eritilGifiSes WiuterinI. Stebeu bsios in
geniigenbem Rnbe Sur 8srfiisung, 10
biirften msni4Ii9er 8orausiidi nddl
ale 2lnitrensuneen uuIersr Seino,,
cine fpirtfnme lzgoot 8etdmpfuHg
ourG3ufiibreH. auf serinsen @rfoIs 81
re6nen baben. Was man untsr einer
.fpirtIdmen usgoot 8et1mpfung
Derftsbt, tpurb. bis 5ur Stunbs nod
ni6t srfunben. aIobb George bat nuhl
re9t, peuH er idsie, ss siebt ieiu uns
losbures msni9Ii6es problsm. gbsr
CUR 2Oiuns Oes prOblsms Der pirtIG'
men 8etdmpfllug Der llA9oote geb0rsu
elm @enis unb bic n0tbigs 3eit.
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@etfanbt:

Rinbpieb. = Der Warit MAJ
febr rubis unb bic preHs Dtnis Der
dnbsrt. Guts UliI6tiibe iparsn ral
uno iietig, Stodrs unb Gssbsrs fpd'
rsn itpa9 in gladfrnss.
Wiittlsre unb Idpsre Stisre 500
-12O0; Glsifder Stiere $780,
30; oussrlejsns Bis ertra $975-11.'
%; 5eifers $500 $50; aussrleicu'
bis srtra $9.00-1025; stiik $500
-7.75; aussrIsisns bis ertra 800
800; Gamers $4,000; Wil4'
tiibs $45.O0-115.o0; Stodsrs nnt
5sebers $6.00-s.0O.
Bulien. = Die 3ufubr mai
bsI9rdnit unb bic preiie alsemstl
itstis BEL aiemlid gutter Ru4frage.
Jeite guIlen $8.50-9.5O; BOlogro
$7O0-S.25; mussrs unb Iei6ts So
00-6.75.
4dlber. Ter Martt mar
Iblsppenb unb bic preiis 5oc nieori'
ger.
gsii, lsi6ts aGl6sr $125O-13.s
90; fair Biz quite $1l00-12.50; or'
biilGre unb grobe $6.00-10.00.
S6peiBe. Der Wiurtt sr'
offnete fsit unb Darn Die prsiis st'
mas b0ber.
guserlsfene S9Dsrs, 225 Yfunb
uno auflpdrts$15.90; quite bis ausr'
leiene 9erpnfungss unb Gieii4erlors
ten, 1S5 pfunb unb auftpdrts $3.50
mittlsrs, 160-1S0 pfuno
sl5.4O-15.5o; lsidts 9erianotIpts
ten, 12O-155 pfunb. $15.Oo-l5.'
25; oroindre Bis quite Gertsi, 40 pib.
uno barunter $ll.00-14.5O; orbi'
nGre Biz duserlsisne i6pere fstts
Sdu. S10.O-1400; Stass $500
1900.
g S9afs uno admmer.
Der Mdrit mar uHperdnbert unb Die
Yrsiie ftetis.
Sdafe, auserisIsns Bis f6pere S8.s
00-8.25; fair bis CUTE $6.00-7.'
70; orbinGrs $3.OO-5.0O; Bode $6.s
90 unb bdrunter. = Gdmmtr, ausers
lsIene bis srira $15.35-15.50; fair
Biz quite $13.00-15.25; ieconbs
81. .00-12.50; urbindre $500
1000
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6lmb'yfaAribtea.
Grtftaa. ZEN 27. Ssuli.

Grsftag 6, BEN q. SulI.
Sm gincinnatier Diitritt Dir6
Ii6 Der SbiOflub ni6t Oiel Derdnoern
nnb bate berislbe eeitern 4beub bel
6iefissr Stabt einsn Ddferittnb DON
14.2 CUB.
Die fOlgsnOen DepeI9en trafeu
pd9rcnb Oes seitrigsn 1ases bier elm;
pitts6urg, ga -3.9 SUB.
BbsslinG 10. ga.- so SUB, fdat.
Yarisrsburg, 80. 8a.-10.4 Sub.
3dnapba 5ulIs, SO. 8n.-3.7 SUB.
GbarleitOn, D. ga.-8.3 SUB.
YOrtsmout6, ObiO-13.o GuB, f.eist.
eouisDille, ab.-9.3 Jub, fdat.
GpansPiIle, Snc.-16.6 5uB, iteigt.
ylaiboille, 3snn.-15.4 SUB, fdrGt.
Chattanooga. Ssnn.-3,7 SUB, itetgt.
Cairo, Sa.-268 6uB, itsigt.
Wemp6is. 2enn.-19.3 SUB, feigt.
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3uder.-preiie ftstig; Rafiinir.
ter Gut 2oaf $10.15; poipSere6 $8.s
rs; CUBES $3.50; granulirter $3.50;
goufsetionsr. $3.50; Off ~ $8.s
1880; peibr eytra $8.00-8.s
10; srtra e" $3.50 per 100 pfanb.
NoIaffes. = aRartt ii,ria. =
Rem ORLEANS Dpsn Rettel 50-65e;
Centrifugal 32-42c Der GaIIons.
Bets. = grtra fancp 5sab 81
95e; fancp s-Sie; iseOnb Ssab p
7se; ssbro9ensr 6-6ac; 5dpdn IT,
sc blue Roie Sa-8ae per plumb.
Daifp.probufte.
Buttsr. - Wartt aiemIib feb.
boft. preiie f.f. WboiemiI. srtra
40ae; Gsntrali3tb erira $50; gsntra.
irali5sb firfts S4Ae; istonos 31ht;
Jontp Dairp 33c; pddins etod 26e;
guttsrsSttt 3sA-3Oc per qfnnb.
RGfe. - Wartt ftetig; lhio 25e;
Rorbmsifli6er 26-26ac; 9seip gors
&c; Gdaueissr 37-toe; 2imburser
25-26e; DO. Bird 24t per Yfunb.
gier. - Rartt rubig unb bte
prsiis ipilIieer. prima firits 6iibue,.
sisr S321c; firfs 31r; croindre firIts
27se; istonbs 25e per Dubtub; Cal
tsntisr 30ar per Dubenb.
GefIHesL Ularit lsbbaft. |
Qrstis pstia - greilsrs u Qiunol |
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30s 32ir; oroindre firits % 3oc.
&ortoffsln. = Wlartt niebriger. =
8irsinia gbls. $4.00-4.35 Rem
tudp, JainOis unb aanias, Sad
$L00-L25.
9efliisel. = 2ebenbss. Martt niebs
riaer; 9abnsr 17-19c; SPringers
22-26c.
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Gelaaifspapteu wuTsen 80 +kS bis.
ienfirf. gst&isl aui 9onson Baren .iieiis.
fyar 80 9ass t<72. Gommereial Bils. "
zaee, AIN. Sidbt tk75H, ,Rabel'anIpsi.
iuHgen $4.TeK. t5raues Sini $40. Hatd
s.76; Dlarf, feline Guotirunsen; kronen.
isiHt Cuctlrungsu, 2irs Sidi T-22h. Sssd
742lH, Rubei SiGf l.2s. Rabd si.5o. Oil.
Der Sarrsn 7s,Se 1egiisnilhs 1slars
GlKc.
Gstteumarft-Nm Borniiiiage MAR
bet pRarii isii uno bisBrsiie iiiessn stuas.
Jta amitides aber trsf cine Hsnoung Elm
uAo ,ia Stsil bsr @swirns sinssn psetr
psrloren.
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ebieugo. 2e. SuIi.

S6nsine. = 3ufubr 1900. -
Rartt itstis. guIt $14.S5-15.85;
lsidts s14.65-15.85; ssmiiate IA
55-15.95; f6pers $14.35-16.0o;
raube $14.35-14.55; Ger.eI $1L5O
--14.50.
RinSpieb. = 3ufabr 5000. Wsarts
i5Da9. Ginbsinii4e Beef Sti.rs
$8.Oo-14.15; Dsitrn Stisre $3.50
-116o; Stodrs unb Geebers So
10-9.15; aiibe unb 5eifers $3.50
-1LSo; SGlber s9.6-13.5O.
@9afs. - 3uflthr II. 900. Weartt
itetie. Dsbtsrs $76-10.75; eDss
500 zoo; aGmmer $9.25-16.5O.
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gineinnsti, 2s. SuIi:

A
gireinnsti. 26. Jult:
Die na9folssnbm Quotirungsn be-
5iehtH ii4 nur aui gHgrossIrdnsdts
iionsn. Bel fItinsren @ef9dfisn fDers
ben stpas b0bsrt prsiis bsrs4nst.
proDifiontm
Sdmdls. prima Stsam
2o.35- -2o.50; Gamilp 21-21st.
aroden sefalSens .
Glsif6. = eb0rt clear Gsiisu
224-22sc; ertra Ibort clear Seiteu
214-22c; tur;e Ripprni.itsn 214
-22c; Bellies 22a-24e per pfuno.
Gtrdu6trtes GieifG. -
Short clear Ssiim 24i-245e; srtra
Ibort clear Ssiisn 23s iurss
RippenieiteH 23s-24t; Bellies 25-
26e per pfunb.
sugar Gureb Gfeif9. =
S9insen 24-25e; picnic 6&ul'
tern 19t-20e; greatfdit Bacon 81
35c; S4ultsrn in padeten 20-21e;
S4ultsrn, Rem yort Gut, 20sC2le;
trodsns Beef S6ultern 33a -34e per
Sabgep0tsltes GIsii d.
S4inlsn 21-21Ae; pienic G6ultern
17e; Bellies 25-28c; SfnItsrn 18A
-19e; S9uIterH. Rem yort, Gut 18s
-19e per pfunb.
Grii9es GleifG. - S9in'
fen. Iois, 21-22c; pienie S9altern
17-17se; S9uItsrn 17-17se; fur'
&c Rippsnieiisn 19a- -20e; ibort eItar
Rippsnisiteu 20-20ae; srira iborr
clear Rippsnfsitsn 19A-20e; Istdt.
Bellies 30-31e; fhiDere Bellies 27
-29c.
NEIL unb Getreibe.
Webl. - @intsr paient $1,000
--12.50; Binter fantp S11.50-12.'
90; Winter famiip $11.o0-11.5o;
Wintsr extra $10.O0-10.50; Wintsr
oriarss $9.50-10.00; Sort,s D.i5sn
patmt $11.75-12.25; 5ariss Deis
aen fanep $11.O0--11.50; Sdrt,s
Deistn Gamilp S10.25-10.75; Ross
gen, -IOrtbrpsitern ssmiidtes $10.75
-11OO; Rosgn, eitp, reints, SILL
00-11.25; RO5ssn, gitp semi4tss
$11.00-11-25.
Wsi3en. - 20. rptber Wiuter
$2.57-2.60; go. 2 bo. $2.52-2.s
90; go. 8 bo. $2.46-2.52; go. a
bo. $2.40-2.45; Ro. 8 bo. $2.35-I
2.40; probe rotber Dintsr $3.50
2.45; 30. l iDsitkr rotbsr $2.52-
2.55; Ro. 2 DO. $2.47-2.5O; Ro. 3
DO. $2.41-2.45; Ro. a bo. $2.35-
2.40; go. 5 DO. S2.30-2.35; prpbe
$2.15-24O.
WeIfdforn. Rp. / tpeibss
s2.33-2.35; Ro. 2 DO. s2.33-2.s
35; 30. 3 bo. $2.33-2.35; go. A DO.
$2a-2.33; Ro 3 bo. S229-2.31;
30. 8 bo. $2.29-2.31. - Ro. 1 esls
bes $2.N7-2.2S; Ro. 2 bo. $2.27-
2.82; go. 3 DO. S2.27-2.28; Ro. 4
DO. $225-2.27; Ro, 8 bo. $2.23-I
2.25; Ro. 6 DO. $2.23-2.25. - glo.
l semiihtes S2.27-2.28; go. 9 DO.
$2.27-2.2S; Ro. 8 b0. $2.27-2.s
%; 20. a bo. $2.25-2.27; Ro. 5 DO.
$2.23-2.25; 0O. 6 bo. $2.23-2.s
25. - Weibss aoIbentorn $2.28-I
2.30; seIbes aolbeniorn $2.21-2.s
%; seiHii9tes Rolbenton $2.2O-2.s |
22.
9afsr. = RO. 2 ipsiber s7-sSc;
STANDARD ipeibtr So SIC; 1o. 3 !
lpeibsr $3.50; Ro. 4 ipcibsr s2-I
84e; Ro. 2 ssmiidter 84-S5e; Ro.
8 semiidter. sinbsimiiGer 82-S4e;
10. 4 ssmiidter 80-82e.
Rossen. - Ro. 2 $210-2.s
Ii; Ro. 8 bo. S2.03-2.O6; Ro. a bo.l
81. 10000; probe $1.8O-1.9O.
WhtStep.
0eriaufi ipurben 936 gbIs Dis
Ifillsrs Giniibsb GOObs auf Der 4diis
s2.10.
Groeettes.
aaffee. = SaDa 27-32e; Usos
ia 274-30e; guatsmala iancg 1916;
30. gutter 17se.
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sntsr .........--......... IL 1Bx
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2las,sartise Mdrfte.

RspDcrt. 26. SuIi
WsiSsn. nominal.
WeIidiOrn. - Wart tfeit; glo. 2
selbss s2.37s c. |. (. gatD 0ort tlir
3ufubr.
Safsr. = Nartt fsit; stauSarO
91t792c.
Salg. Wsarit pilis; Gitp Sps'
eial lOjss 15C osrIangt.
3uder. = Rober. Martt left;
Centrifugal $6.77; WlotaHes $3.50;
raffinirter isit; fsinsr sraHuIirter S7.'
$3.50.
9llle anbsrsn artifel unDsrdnosrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-27
R M0ar.t.
Rem D o RI. 26. Suli

RsnYOrt, 26. Sult
Rupfer. - W1rtt fsiter.
@IectrcIptic. - $26.5o-N.00 nos
minnl; fir aIusuit uub ipdtsr $3.50
-26.50.
Giisn. = Rartt feit unb innsrdn'
bert.
3inn. - Wlartt feft; $62.62i.
glsi. = Wlarit unnerdubert.
Spsltsr- - Wsartt fetis.