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STOP THAT COUGH.

By going to the reliable and eel
known drug stand of. G. Jameson,
kirksville NO., and buying ST. bottle
of GREEN MOUNTAIN COUGH BAIs.x.
If, after using two-thirds, you get no
relief, return the balance and get yom
money back See advertisement IN
his paper.
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Ben Franklin

In his maxims gave many wise Sug-
gestions which if needed would make
many a man rich who is now poor. but
there are executions to all rules. Ne
yer buy thing just because it is cheap
is one of these. When groceries can be
had in quality and price like those off
cred at the Quincy Grocery even old
Ben would say go in and win. Canned
fruit ofevery description cheaper than
you can put them up, at home, staple
groceries at bed rock, china and glass
ware. tobacco. cigars. notions and con-
fectionery, all Of the freshest and best,
going off like hot cakes. and two to
three clerks kept busy all the time. No
dull days, no drag.
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PERSONALS.

Medley Caldwell, who has been clerk
ing for Pierce 4 Harlan's branch a
Milan, has returned to Kirksville. H
; continues in the employ of the firm. :
Ed. Link was in town Saturday an,
Sunday. Been teaching near Moberly
Mr.. A. Earhart is now resident o
Kirksville.
w. P. Edminson is travelling fol
Bryan Brown & Co., st. Louis.
| Uncle John I. Smith and wife, viii
visit for some months in Montana.
Mr.. Jonas Shott was married to Mis-
Susannah Novinger on Monday.
Drury Davis paid the city twenty
five dollars Monday on account of fine
for selling liquor.
Mr.. E. NJ. Prindell, of Greencastle,
called in to see us Wednesday. Mr.
Prindeli SAYS Greencastle still continues
to boom.
Mr.. P. F. Howard who has been dan
gerously i'll with Pneumonia will soon
be out again.
Miss Carrie Miller left last night for
Macon, where she will spend the hol-
lidays. We know some fellows here
who won't smile again until she re-
turns.
DIR. Shively is at home from Cincin-
matt on vacation.
Miss Mary Kenneday returned last
week from an extended visit to friends
IN Quincy.
Henry Wallace, of Nlneveh township,
one Of our enterprlsing farmers, was in
yesterday and gave us pleasant call.
Mrs. 7. C. Campbell, who has been fer
some months in Columbus, Ohio. has
returned home again.
Mr.. 7. c. Harris favored us with a
call on Monday. We learn he has dis
posed of a portion of his interest in his
Greencastle mill. and has some idea of
locating elsewhere.
Mr.. A. F. Bumpass and Mr.. Park
Holmes. of LAP Plata. visited the Graph
lie reading room and chatted We editor
on ''politix few. Both are staunch
greenbackers, but while there's life
there's hope. etc. Capt. Bumpass en-
rolled in the Ora phic list for sthe COM
ing year.
Miss Emma Guipe will be at home to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Wonder if this isn't welcome news 10
some one who isn't exactly relative
but-ah--well. might be some day, you
know.
Gen. Prentiss came in the other dav
and awaited hlmselfof our literary hos
pitality, but. as he requested not to be
mentioned. of course we must not tell
of it.
DR.. S. 4. Houston. the dentist. has
gone to Charlton county on business
and will he gone during HOLIDAYS. but
does not intend leaving kirksville. He
will bring his father and mother here
to live.
Miss Ella A. Fowler, Ewho has been
attending school at Edna was up and
spent few days at home.
Mrs. c. A. Allgair was called sudden
ly on Saturday last to Sc. her mother
who Mas dangerously i'll at her home
in Shelby county But the messenger
death had reached the chamber before
Mrs. Allgair arrived and she found |
only the liteless remains of her whom
she loved so we'll
F. P. Hall. ofknox county the pres
ent county clerk came up on business
this week and took time to visit our
normal and the Graphic office. Come
again.
George Seaman of Spring Creek was
in town Wednesday and gave us
pleasant call.
F. NJ. Harrington. WI. Grigqs and
James Ellison were elected by the Adair
county bar to attend the Kansas CITY
bar meeting.
Mrs. Jonas. who has been for the las
two months visiting friends in Chicago
returned home Thursday
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MARRIED

We learn that at Moberly on We'd
nesday last Miss Minnie Richter was
married to George Bacon of that place.
Thus it is, one by one the Kirksville
girls are captured by some glib tongued
beau from abroad. We wish the happy
pair world of good things, and the
friends of the bride will be glad to know
that though she has lost the name of
Richter she managed to save her Bacon.
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DR.. A. H. John delivered lecture be-
fore the Liberal club Sunday night. on
the New Era" We did not hear IL,
but if the DR.. would practice ''consis-
tency' for two consecutive months it
would be new era indeed, to him.
Try il. doctor
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Tuesday evening there was 4 row
or series ofrows in Drury Davis :a-
loon, the particulars of which seem
some what hard to get at. Lead
VILE is the descriptive title given the
above saloon on occount of its rough
character, and serious complaints are
being made by citizens in regard to it.
The GRAPHIC as newspaper can't
overlook such occurrences. People
are beginning to ask questions, and to
wonder if there is no law to be en-
forced in such cases.
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Henderson & Co.

Merchant tailoring south sid, of
square. Full line Of first-claSs goods.
Skilled workmen and prompt atten-
ton to customers, Call and examine
goods at the sewing machine office of
D. S. Cuipe-
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NO RIVAL.

You can soon ascertain the fact that
MAYNARD leaves no room for a rival Ii,
MS line. He has the largest stock f
Christmas goods IN the way of raisins,
oysters. canned goods of all kinds. to-
bacco, cigars. candies. nuts. sardlres,
ETC.. ever opened in kirksville. Fir Sd
oysters. IN bulk or can. Call in and "a
him.
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Take "BLAcK-pRAUGHT" and you
will never be bilious.
For sale VI. &. Jamison.
DEEP SNOW DEEP SNOW :!

In view of the eleven feet of snow
to be in a few days, have determined
to close out at prime cost all my ladies'
dolmans and cloaks, ladies furs, WOODEN
knit saques. hoods. nubias, shawls and
heavy wooden goods. including men S
overcoats and heavy all wool suits. Al
so will close out at prime cost, all my
boot and shoe stock. which is as full and
complete as any stock in town, with a
view of quitting the line OF foot wear,
besides l will sell all other goods in my
line at reduced prices. Come and see
and be convinced. w. B. HARLAN.
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On Monday of last week. Drs. Hart
and 6eisinger. of Unionville, removed
broken sewing machine needle from
the foot of Mamie Lane. little daughter
of Felix Lane, formerly Of this place.
She stepped on the needle about three
months ago and has suffered greatly
with it since. 1t was found deeply i'm
bedded among the leaders of the foot.
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AC0h dH1lCC S1lles
The following goods
will be sold at half
price to close and re.
duce stock; Gloves
and mittens of every
every description, all
kinds of underwear.
oyercoats, boys and
children's clothing.
Solid facts
B. F. LAMKIN.
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The GRAPHIC is lat home in its new
Office. on the west side of the square,
and is always glad to have its friends
call. A nice, comfortable reading room
has been fitted up which is always open.
Come and see us.
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Winter

VIII soon be here, YOU must have
stoves and now is the time to call at
W. ]. Wilkes and order them. A large
and complete assortment now on exhibi.
ton. All the best grades and most ap-
proved styles both for wood aud coal.
Farmers desiring to fit out with first
class farm and spring wagons should
also call on Wilkes. Do not buy else
where, but call and see him.
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One of our society young men who
sports light clothes and dark hat sent
note to his girl Sunday, but in the
excitement of the occasion forgot to
give his name, The following laconic
epistle was received in reply: AT Of
fee. Not knowing who you are l dare
not accept. At singing"
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DR.. PEARCE,
Dentist.
35 South side square.
PROGRAMME.
State Teachers Association. At Kinks.
vile, Mo-, December 18th.
29th. and Both.
MONDAY, 7.3o P. NJ.

MONDAY, 7.3o P. NJ.
Address of welcome, by Judge A. J
Ellison of Kirksville.
What prominence should be giver
the natural sciences in our public
schools! c H. Ford of kirksville.
Christianity in the public schools
Elder John A. Brooks of Mexico.
Observation-Disclosures, that sys
TEN of Normal Institutes should be
established and maintained in each
county by law. speeches limited
to ten minutes.)
TUESDAY, 9 A. NJ.
Enrolment of members.
History, Commissioner ] c. Hall Of
Hallsville.
Reading, Principal A. G. Wilcox Of
St. Louis.
Should the State support free high
schools? Principal H. B. Hilgeman
Of Troy, Mo.
The work of our colleges and uni
versities. Prof. Lyle. Westminster
college.
Appointing committees, etc.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 2 O'CLOCK.
Some of the causes of failure.
Miss Grace c. Bib. Prof. OF Peda-
gogics, State University.
Importance of an efficient county
commissionership. Commissioner G..
D. Bowman, Vandalia.
Address, By Principal F. T. Kemper,
of Boonville.
Education a Development. J. H..
Mvres, Louisiana High School.
Should Examination for Teachers.
certificates be made more rigid! Com
missioner W. N. Doyle, Novelty, Mo.
EVENING SESSION. 80 o CLOCK.
Cooperation in the Educational work.
Pres. j. Baldwin, kirksyille Normal.
Practically of Latin. NJ. NJ. Fisher.
Prof. of Latin. State University.
Address, by Supt. J. NJ. Greenwood,
Of Kansas City.
Discussion Resolved. that our Pub
lie Schools demand efficient supervision.
Discussion opened by G. A. Smith of
kirksville.
WEDNESDAY, pan.
Waste, Supt. N. Bigly, Moberly.
Discipline in Public Schools, Prin.
Jas. A. Race, Glasgow.
Co-education, Prof. Ripley of Shell
bina.
Tex Book Legislation, C. G. Cum
Wellsville.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Scientific public school education by
Charles Francis Adams. H. H. Morgan.
Prin. Central High School st. Louis
Comparative Philology, Prof. J. S. |
State university.
Course ofStudlcs tor our graded and
schools. A Davault. Mexico
High School.
Report of COMMITTEES etc.
EVENING SESSION.
Retrospect Of the educational work.
Rev. J. S. Grasty. u. D., of Mexico.
The money drawer and the IRON vault
messing the same that belonging to
J. N. Derrs safe which was blown open
md burglarized last spring. was found
he other day by Theo Pierce. He was
lunting and ran a rabbit under the tics
hat make crossing of the rai,ynad in
dilt Williams meadow, In the endea-
!or to get the rahhit out he found the
irawer, winch had been se"reted there
" che burglars. 1t contained a silver
cent piece. LaPiata Home-Press.
0
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FOR SALE. Fine stock farm of 100
acres la0 in cultivation. with ivacres Of tim
Der one half mile distant. Good house STA
bic for horses. two good wells and about 700
fruit trees VIII sell at bargain or trade for
smaller farm. Good stock range adjacent
Til. Office for further Information.
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Stoves! Stoves. !

The gold medal cook stove.
The gold coin. hard coal, base bur lei
best heater in the market.
A full line of all the standard heat
ing and cooking stoves.
Hardware, cutlery. etc. Call at
NJ. I. DEREAMERs.
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One firm at Greencastle has purchas-
ed and shipped to that place during the
past eight months over SIS, 900 worth of
merchandise.
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The Sticklerville people are going to
have a grand time this Christmas eve.
at the NJ. E. church, under the auspices
of the Good Templars.
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Correspondents must send US their
real name along with their commune
cations so that we may know who they
are. The names when desired will be
kept strictly confidential-but we must
have them. This an imperative rule
in all newspaper Offices. Please remem-
bar
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Q; P. Davis mas resigned his position
as principal of the LaPlata school and
will devote his entire attention to the
practice of the law.
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Miss Florence Marine and Mr.. L. I
McRae were married at Greencastle on
the l4th. Rev. d. A. Wilson performing
the interesting ceremony.
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Mr.. n. A. Gross, of this county, re.
Gently sold to Griffin & Bro. of La Plata.
five Poland China sboa.s nine months
old. They averaged go pounds.
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Wanted Immediately.

5000 POUNDS fresh butter. 5000
dozen fresh eggs. and all kinds Of
country produce. Call and see NJ
before you sell. and get my prices, and
do not be fooled by street runners, ,ny
price is cash strictly.
THos. HoLrnoOk.
kirksville, No.. Sept, Is.
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For Sale.-10 acre fruit farm IN Green
ton: Good house and barn. well. and fine or
rha' II 200 apple trees. and abundance Of
Graz - and small fruits. VIII be sold cheap.
Ever, thing in splendid order for a comfortable
home Apply ut this office
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saw Andrew Jackson with Wheel.
es & Wilson's silent No. s sewing ma.
chine.

DIED Of rheumatism. Dec. 20 Isn
Mr. Francs Keller. aged az years. IT,
deceased was one Of the oldest citizrns
OF -AafaE county. having lived in tha
neisht.9hood where he died about N
wears, He leaves wife and large cir.
Gle OF friends TO mourn his departures.
me funeral services Were held at tho
Sabbath Home church by Rev. S. Car
Others.
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Mr.. Thos. c. Halter left with us two
sample ears of corn on Saturday, grown
from seed sent him by his brother in
Pennsylvania. His brother raised
1900 bushels this summer from Is acres
of ground The ears left with us are
eleven and one half inches in length
and measure eight and one half inches
in circumference. Parties desiring
seed of this variety can get it from Mr.
Halter. The samples can be seen at
GRAPHIC reading room.
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w. w. Cover, of Edna. came up last
Friday. and spent two or three DAYS
here. He thinks of leaving Edna and
going to the city to practice his profess
sion Mr.. Cover is a live. wide awake
lawyer. and ought to succeed wherever
he goes.
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Mrs. Seth Farewell and son, of
Scotland county, is visiting the family
of Rev, Mr.. Green, of this place.
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FOR SALE-20o acres timber land
within three miles of kirksville, will be
sold in IL acre tracts very cheap.
a SIISGFRIASD
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FoRSALE OR TRADE.-l6O acres govern
ment survey in Arborville. Polk county, Ne
hriska. ~ acres under cultivation. young
hedge and trees. good well. DC. Adjacent TO
schools. churchc. and railroads. Apply at
this office
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Felix Lane has retired from the man.
agement of the Temperance Herald,
published at Unienville. Rev. l. n.
Berry takes his place.
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The Milan Standard has donneG
new outfit of type from the st. Louis
type foundry.
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Crawford will sell you familygroceries
and buy your produce. Call and see him
in the new brick block opposite the ex-
press Office. Everything new, fresh
and first class.
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Rev. W. Pope Yeaman, D. D. will
preach at the Baptist church next Sab
bath at II a. m, and Up. m. DR.. Yea.
man Is considered the Baptist orator o
Missouri.
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W. J. Wilkes for wagons.

The accounts and notes of Geo. w.
McIovern are in the hands of Harring-
ton & Musick for collection. All par
ties owing either notes or accounts are
requested to call at once and settle or
suit will be brought on the same.
HARRINGTON & MusICK.
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FOR SALE. = Fine residence: 8
rooms. clstern. well. out houses. Shade
and small fruits price, $500. Apply to
A. Slingerland.
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MONEY.

TO loan at 7 per cent. on long time
H. payable semi-annually.
J. S. Pool.
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The hub and spoke factory and the
foundry at Glenwood have stopped
work temporarily, The Criterion says,
scarcity of work at the foundry and ma
terial at the fac; DRY are the causes.
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Prof Smith. OF the public school must
have some lightning writers among
his pupils. Here is the fastest time on
record so far: Lee Hope can write an
essay of 119 words in three minutes
Ida Fowler III words in the same time:
Francie Guipe 112 and Mira Morehouse
los. all of which shows remarkable
proficiency not only in handling the
pen and pencil but rapid thought and
ready language where with to express
it. The average attendance at the
public school last week was $50. In the
above report the boys lead the girls
slightlyin the rapidity with which they
can commit their thoughts to paper.
but when 1t comes TO talking We know
one of the girls who can give any boy
in the school one hundred words the
start and catch him inside of ten
seconds.
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NJ. H. Lewisof Greent2p, gave us a
call last week and left on our table n
bottle of pure grape wine, for which he
has our thanks.
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The general manager of the Hanni-
bal e. st. Joe railroad promises Macon
new depot soon.
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An effort Is on foot to start a green
back paper in Milan.
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3 # you want pair of rubber boots
call at Such & Cos.
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Staple and fancy groceries at New
lon & Changers south side.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Persons having Farms or town prop
erty 10 sell rent or trade 10 call At the Graphic
Real Estate Advertising Agency. Parties de-
string help of any kind, or persons desiring
employment, should make theiriwants known
through this Agency. For particulars apply
III this Office.
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Who Is it that threatens the republic
ans of Adair county because of compe-
tition in business?
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Call at Mrs. Gill's gallery, ON the
west side, for photographs or gems.
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Such & Cos. lead on heavy goods, new
supply Just received.
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Newton & Granger expect TO stay
with you-Good weight and good
measure.
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4 communication entitled christmas
Gossip came too late for this issue.
The writer forgot to send his real name
also Write again.
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The LaPlata Press has heard OF 6ye
| brick residences to be erected there
this spring.
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Bargains.

the Graphic: We
have about 100 ladies
cloaks, dolmans, u]-
STEERS and jackets that
will be positively
closed out at HALF
PRICE. This is no idle
talk, but solid facts.
Come and be convinc-
ed. B. f. LAMKIN.
Good. all wool, extra heavy cashmere
pants. made to order and warranted
for only $500 at W. B. HARLAs's.
The finest display of choice contec-
tionery. toys, ETC., in the city, bought
expressly for the holidays. at D. S.
Guipes. south side.
Two Barrels of those splendid Malaga.
Grapes, just received at Maynard's
Confectionery.
In looking for presents remember
that nothing gives more pleasure than
nice picture. Go to. TULL & PARCEL,
A CHRISTMAS TEEAr-by calling at
Halliday Bros, and purchasing of their
we'll selected stock of groceries.
Do not forget to call at John Cas-
keys for ladies kid gloves.
Remember that for fannels you must
go to John Caskey's.
In fact do not forget to call at John
Caskey's for anything you want.
You will find what you want at the
Boston Store.
Our stock OF motto frames are all
Aen styles. Come and see.
TuLL & PARCEL.
1901 articles of beauty, ornament
and use at the Boston Store.
Good sugar IL pounds for 300 at
DeRemerS.
Everything new, fresh and good at
DeReamer's new grocery.
Good sugar 10 pounds fol S1.OO, at
DeRemer
John Wilkes
for family groceries
east side square.
Good sugar ~ pounds for sl.OO at
DeRemers.
Endless variety of toys and holiday
goods at the Boston Store.
Call al the Boston Store for YOUR
Christmas presents.
All the popular American Watches,
together with quick train movements,
for railway use, at Harris, with Geo.
Brewington, east side. n34-st
Full supply of candies and nuts at .
The Boston Store. ,
Fresh oranges. nuts, candies etc. at
The Boston Store.
800 will buy You a clean shirt. best
IF muslin. nd all linen bosom and cuffs
1t GEO. R. BREwINGroy's.
W. j. Wilkes for hardware.
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A. Slingerland has complete set Of
title abstract books ". side square 10
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Fine contectioneries. cigars, and to
bacco at Guipes. south side square.
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Rev. Mr.. Green closed his meetings
at Greentop on Tuesday night.
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Onward and upward, is the watch
word at Halliday Bros, with spot
cash as the motto.
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The finest display Of choice confec.
flonery: toys. etc. in the city, bought
expressly for the HOLIDAYS, at d. :.
Guipe 5. south side.
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FOR SALE.-aO head of good, feed
ing wethers. Apply to T. {. Halter, 4
miles north of Kirksyille.
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Fresh groceries arriving almost daily
at Newton & Grangers south side.