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Daily Republican., 1880-08-03
WANTED.

vANrED.-A GIRL FOR CHAMBER:
maid. must be a good washer and
\, -1 Apply p. PLUNKEIT,
~; ~ Fro 1t 81. above Rodney.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

rANTED.-WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
oral house work ref. required. Apply
N. cor. End and Tatnall sts. 72o"ot
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

X SALE oaEAP,M,aIadHT aEA-,aa AoASA
|ek .ssr boiler and engine uIRZEL
208 z. IND 81.
kA1md
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

EyANTED-A PURCHASER FOR A
good Job printing business; cheap
Hts to sell on account oil tll-health. Ap-
REPUBLICAN, Office. lou
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03
SALE OF STOCK.
~ village Green, Delaware county, Pa,
THURSDAY, AUGUST s, 1880,
at one o'clock n. M.

bth ue VHe VcIOeK P. M,
I'M nsan sda OF fresh cows, and sprlngers, EZ-Nt$
nna nuahs as county, Pa, which are 8W
.TaS S san nave the appearance Of good dairy
ES, w. sand months credit.
aasVa avas Til viii meet train at Ltnwood that
yves Wilmington at 1880. 7si.ts
X -BERTS 4 TYSON.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

iYANTED.-A GOOD CARPENTER.
Apply qlO W. End st. at Z o'clock this
puday) evening steady job. eZ"lt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

|TANTED,-ASITUATIoN BY AOOM-
Y petent book.keeper OF ten years OK. .
3ence. Address !. H. REP. ottice. Sz-"zt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

AOARDING.-AND LARGE SECOND
} story front room for man ana Wiie OF
Ele gentleman. S05 Shipley st. 7Z3tlzt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

{yANTED-A coon BOY AT NO. 405
Shipley st. Apply this evening. S2'2t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

>OARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND
D vile can be Accommodated with board IN
Eate family. Answer b., REF. eftice. e92wt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

s,IE-a GOOD EIyE, 7 ,as,o1 RoS% Not
A brick house stea' ~ o' Also lot of good saso
money We wanted " ]. K. BAB0OGGK, OK,
8; inquire E' &. {. corner Of2nd and King.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

BOARD ols AND slb MARKET STREET
J Large and desirable rooms to let with
Ird, In a pleasant location; also day board.
Sl7.lmd
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

DOARDING THREE GENTLEMEN
y can be Accommodated with board In y
vats family. l05 West st. 6l9tf
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

D0ARDIN G-WITH PLEASANT
D rooms In desirable part OF the city |;
pleasant communicating rooms can also
fOmmodate several table boarders at LOOT
ensll st. 7-3-l2t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

)OARDERS WANTED.-A FEW GEN.
J tlemen ooarders can be accommodated
l5O Market street. b-2S.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03

kOARplNG.-WANTED AN UNFUR-
niSaed room with board for gentleman
4 little daughter In private family ; NO
1dren. Call or address 4O4 Z. 9th 81, after o
Ock evening. Tootst
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03
ros SALE.

/, se1r.-NEw SERIES ~ 1ssn Ia ES.sesIa. Sde
Perpetual srsl fhis assoelaticn,, loans an
y slNe 2 InlIsSs ,naaSi on each share and COL
tS the premium In1tGIaaiTTENsTnN, seo'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-03
ROARDIN g.

WANTED TWO GEN
tlemen boarders. 100 W. Liberty st.722to
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Frozen

Or .aonday night last ~. Hen,
bricks living at Shibley's Point, start
ed to walk from Crawford to his home
distance Of FIVE or SIX miles, being
somewhat under the influence of alec
hol at the time. The next morning he
was found thin half mile of home,
badly frozen and unconscious. He
was carried home and messenger
sent At once to this place for physi-
tan. DR.. Cohen went out and found
him still unconscious, and so badly fro
zen that he will probably lose both of
his feet. This is u sad case and an
other eloquent lecture against intem-
perance. Mr. Hendricks has wife
and two little children depending on
him for support.
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Greentop Graphics.
special TO the GRAPHIcI

GREEyToP. Nov 1.-Some unknown
parties went into H. Pryor's house three
miles west Of this place during the alb
sence Of the family and put poison in a
bottle Of alchoho It was in the cup
board. On the return on the family
having use for the alcohol to make a
stew, a white substance was noticed in
the bottle which reused suspicion that
it had been tempered with. 1t .as sent
off to be analysed and found to contain
poison. 1t Is supposed the guilty par
ties had intended poisoning the entire
family. 1t was low mur:erous and
coward!y act and it is a great pity the
guilty ones cannot be Unidentified.
\ few days ago man stopped at the
Gatlin house He stopped two days
when be and Mr.. Gatlin had falling
out. \ bottle of whisky was found in
dis bed the morning he left. 1t is sup
posed to be poisoned for Gatlin. He say
he doesn't want anything to drink
out Of that bottle anyhow
There viii De a church festival or
supper here on Tuesday night next.
Geo. Henderson las moved back to
this place and formed a partnership
with ". Hamilton. Geo. is a good
boy
". ). Gatlin has returned from Car
70 ton, 80 on business trip.
5. James was called to Kansas recent
ly on account OF the death ofhis sister.
R. R. Wells shipped four carloads of
OF hogs this week.
5 B. Lind also Slipped four carloads
Of hogs and one OF corn.
A. VI. Linde & Co. shipped two car
oads Of oats this week
SOBER
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AN ELoPING WIFE.
Tie Parcels House has L Srasation--
4 Husband on Guard ontwit-
ted-nut Of the Window
and Down u Ladder.

The readers of the GRAPHIC will re
member that our GreenCastle cores
: pondent gave an account two week:
ago of the separation of Demert Rlcf
and his wife in that town. Since thai
time Rich has at times been trying to
persuade his wife to live with him
again, but she has as perslstently re-
fused. On Monday last Rich came to
this place, and on Wednesday his wife
came and stopped at the Parcels
house. She is petite little blonde,
only weighing about so pounds, rather
pretty and attractive. In the evening
Rich went tc see her, and managed to
get into her room. but she ran out, ex-
citedly telling him to let her alone,
while he was appealing to her to come
back. The noise drew several spec
tators into the corridor, when she re-
entered her room, locking the door
behind her. Rich seemed to fear that
there was another man in the case, a
certain captain, who is interested IN
the tie business, and that he was try
ing to help lis wife get away. So to
prevent her escaping without his |
kno Wedge Rich concluded to stand
guard at her door until morning, and
accordingly took his station. at times
pacing the corridor, and fretting like
a Gagged lion. Mrs. Rich had express
ed fears that her husband would shoot
her, and was determined to get away
at the first opportunity. By some
means she got assistance; ladder was
placed on the outside of the building
reaching to the window Of her room,
and under cover of the darkness sh.
descended to the ground; and got to
The depot just in time to board the
dow train on the Wabash St. Louis
& Pacific at S:55 P, m, leaving her {
still watching the door of her
Dom. he keeping up the vigil until {
Thursday morning. Mrs. Rich had +
Ter trunk taken to the depot during
he day, and in her haste could not get
hem checked, so they were left be- 7
ind, at and rate Mrs. Rich is gone, f
whether with younger or handsomer
nan We cannot say. But We think we
an say Demert. might as well resign
imself to the inevitable and be man. Il
What is the use of fretting. j
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etc.
Stylish.

Parties desiring not only cheap but
also stylish sui. cut and made to order
should leave their measure at the Ncr-
chant Tailoring establishment in Bay
lor's building. Messrs. Roberts and
Parrish are both excellent worknen.
and are determined not to be second
to any in their irue. Fine line Of goods
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
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Some people seem to think that to
whisper and write great number Of
notes during public entertainment. is
just the thing. But we believe cultiva-
ted people generally think otherwise.
Some OF the Normal students who at
tended the reading at the Normal hall
last Saturday night, would do well to
study this matter. Their conduct on
that occasion was very discourteous to
say the least, and the wonder was that
the reader could retain her self control
in the presence of such rudeness.
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Wants 10 Know.

VALPARAISO. Ind, Nov. %.
EDIruE GKAPHIc:- \ copy Of your
weekly taken by friend has very
much interested me. Thinking of To-
eating in business somewhere in North
ern Missouri. have looked through
your advertising columns TO sec what
brarches were best represented and
what were not see yoa ia sc no
Furniture Stores or Harness SLo2>-
nave heen engaged IN the furnitura
bushes myself and would Ike to en-
gage IN it again at some good point.
I also have a friend practical harness
maker who thinks Of changing location.
VIII you give Us information As TO the
Of your place as place 10
locate IN these two lines OF business.
Yoars trnely
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Ncwsnauer decisions.

! ANY person Rho takes - p&pcr regular
l. from tie post oliice-whe.hvr directed 10
hi. name ar another. pr whether he has sub
-criaed OF not-is responsible For The pay
neni.
= II pe-son orders his paper di>con.in-
g-G. lie mas. Tav ali iTrc.gragc-. or the pub
iisher may continue L. send il until payment
/. made ard COLLECT the - Sc amount. Nhuih-
: eihr pare. ]. take. from the Office ur not.
s. The courts have Geriued that reft,-i ing
10 take newspaper, and periodicals from Tie
post office, or rrmuyin = ami iyavin.. them Uu-
called for. i prna .scir evidence vi inlea-
fiouai fraud
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Memorials,

| There is desire. says q writer. i'm
| planted in all human bosoms to be re-
Inembeced by the living. when they
>hal! sleep in the dust 1t is to this
unlveral feeling of remembrance that
the art OF the marble cutter pays tri-
butte The language Of the heart is elo-
qUentlv expressed by the shapelv COL
umn. the urn. the broken shaft. the
carved leaf. the cross and other EN- hlems
worked ont in pure and snowy marble
ana erected by loving hearts over the
departed. Looking through the mar
Die wo:ks OF Mr. Baird. this week we
were struck with the vast advances
made in the skill and good taste over
what was thought to be good and ap-
prCpria;e few Years since. Here was
4 large variety o. designs. each har-
moniously rroportioned. Skillfuily e1-
-cuted and strikingiy appropriate.
Some Of the larger monuments and COLI
umnS are exquisite works OF arts and
yet come within the means of almost
any family DESTROYS Of suitably perpet-
mating the memory Of the dead. Mr..
Bairi has achieved. through the wears
Of experience perfect knowledge of
the business in all lis details. and pur-
chasing materials directly from the
quaries. employing no canYassers and
giving personal attention TO his bust
ness is enabled to sell at rhe very lowest
prices. while giving at the same time
first class work to his customers. Call
in and see him.
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a Good Resolution.

Thisis the season of good sesolu-
tons, and one Of the very bes.
any man can make j. that hence
forth he will trade at ,heQ QUINCY grocery
They will have big supply Of Christ
mas goods in the shape Of candies
confectioneries. canned goods, poultry.
a,~
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4 RARE TREAT.
Philip Phillips, the Singing Pilgrim
at the Il. Z. Church Tonight

Philip Phillips and son. the former
known as the singing pilgrim will
will give one Of their evenings oi song
at the NJ. E. church this Saturday
evening. This affords an Opportunity
which should rot he neglected. to hear
one Of the worlds greatest singers.
Tickets on sale at Bright's Jewelry
Store. Admission 80 cts.
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In an other column we give a full
account ofthe uagedy enacted at
Milan last week in which Ed Forsythe
'ost his life IN the same saloon IL
years ago another man was shot dead
falling within one 70 Of where For
sythe fell. There are now. We under
stand, no less than four saloons in the
town and not public school house
lust think Of il ! a town ofthe age of
Milan. town where there was once
4 United States land office, a town of
more than a thousand inhabitants, and
yet without a public school building
There are plenty OF good law abiding
people il Milan. Is it not time they
were waking up and taking some steps
to improve the morals of their town,
and give it a better name abroad?
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Tie Latest Telegram.

y special dispatch to the GRAPHIC
says that Kearns' city meat market
enters the wholesale and retail trade
with war whoop that will rouse the
natives. Listen: Back bones, &C,
spare nbs : to &C; sausage meat, sc:
fore quarters. &c; hind quarters, 5 IL
to 8. This is music to the millions.
Remember the place, southeast side of
the square.
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Toys!Toys!! Toys

The Boston Store can brag Of their
largest stock of TOYS TO suit the old ana
Young. thaEever was offered for sale
Thev ccme By the carload and are sold
at wholesale or retail. Remember they
are making a speciality of Christmas
goods. and propose ~ keep up with all
the latest novelties. Young men. re-
member your sWeeihearts. Young la
dies do the same Parents. remember
th- children. Children remember the
parents, and everybody remember their
friends. and everybody remember the
Boston Store. where you viii find the
mammoth stock. Remember they are
making speciality Of them. and will
sell them cheaper than ANYBODY. Don't
fail 10 call and see them,
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\ good way to beat man in bust
ness is 70 give a better article and
closer attention than he does. Lying
about him, coaxing off his employees,
and bowling around about him don't
pan out" We do not charge any,
thing for this valuable piece of bcsi-
ness information. and our cotempora-
ries. especially the Democrat & Co,
are welcome to it. if they have sense
enough to avail themselves fits bene-
lit.
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Fracture.

A little daughter of William Belfeld
3 years old, fell last Wednesday, and
fractured the ulna of the left arm near
the wrist. She was taken to the Office
of Drs. Swetnam and Cohen, where
the fracture was adjusted and the arm
dressed.
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Letter List.
REMAINING rxc,r1rp FOR yoy. y

REMAINING rNcALLED FOR yov. y
.Ander Z. H.. Bernnam Miss g.
Clarkson Daniel Clark 5. 5. Cookley
Albert. Dixon Miss Lena. Fulkerson \
v. Gillespie Miss Hannah. Genning.
Miss kettie, Racket Mrs Matte.
Hendricks Miss Alice. Jackson Samuel
H.. Lay Miss Rosa ,. Latham. A. H.,
Mitchell Mss JGlia. Nikel Hugh D.
McCulIum Jas. D.. NcGirk GhaS ".
Phenix john. Rittenhous Ely. SamueiS
Mrs Annie. Shuttle Miss Libme. Tray
:. s. Tudor J. T.. Tull James l.. WI
kes Miss Dora.
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Our enquirer has committed natural
mistake. We have two quite extensive
establishments in both Lines Of business
out neither push their business through
the newspapers as advertisers. Unless
our friend has sufficient business cour-
age and snap to launch out with con-
siderably capital and lots of snap and
advertise his business it would hardly
pay him TO come.
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The GRAPHIC being not only the
largest, but decidedly the best county
paper in North Missouri, rs conceded
by almost universal consent. ''lrrcspec-
tive of party it is not compelled to
resort to any cheap John" lodges 20
keep it booming, Boom is a handy
word.) 1t moves right along, and new
subscribers are coming in rapidly. Our
subscription lists are always open to
business men and advertisers who
NAV wish 20 examine them.
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inter

VIII soon be here. you must have
stoves and now is the time to call at
". J. Wilkes and order them. A large
anl complete assortment now on exhibi-
ton. All the best grades and most APP
proved styles both for wood and coal.
Farmers desiring to hit out with first
class farm and spring wagons should
also call on Wilkes. Do not buy else
where. ont call and see him.
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Fruit Trees.

Agents are now soliciting orders for
fruit trees. flowers. pants, etc. from the
old reliable Heikes nursery al Dayton,
OHIO for spring planting They sell
strictly first class stock AMI import
more than any company vast Of the
A!i--ian.es. We aoIa some good en-
dors-ments in oar exchanges.
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Miss COrrinne Helm.

Miss Helm gave two dramatic read
ings IN Normal ball, this city, last
week, on Friday and Saturday even
ings. The readings were the best we
have had here for years. Miss Helm
Possesses real talent. is graceful, self
possessed, and deserves scrowded house
wherever she goes. Her rendition of
The death of little joe is alone worth
the price OF admission.
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49,

Il you want ..nobby" SUIT. leave
your measure with Henderson. south
side ofthe square, at the sewing ma
chine store He keeps 4 full line OF
gentIemen-s dress goods. Suits made
promptly in the latest and most APP
proved STYLES.
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Rss,l.hR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING.
On ;hrc,, six or twelve months contracts
on.-,ifth uf one cent. per line. an each humid
red copies issued. during the insertion. Any
number oi changes made nn pavmcn, Of the
ex;rs cost Of type setting. IL lines tthi> iyprt
70 the incli. Thus an advertisement occupy
ing ,hrc- inches down the column. and run
ming Is weeks. Oh an average circulation of
say 6oo. would cost with one change of matter
Only s4S
Ts,NsiENr AND LEsAI.-{0re month or
is.s. al special rates.
Editorial Business Notices. cents per line
per hundred Of circulation.
Locsl Business Notices. cent per Live per
hundred pf circulation.
Special Notivcs-Minioa type. next 10 nd
yrriisiug columns, Local rates after first
Insertion
Accurate record kept Of each weeks circu-
alton. and charges graded accordingly.
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4 kettle OF hot tar, used BY the wire
fence factory caught fire in the alley
behind wilkes hardware store on
Friday evening and caused big blaze
for few minutes.
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The accounts aud notes Of Geo. ".
MrGovern are in the hands Of Harring-
ton 4 Nasiek FOR collection. Al par
tie, owing either notes or accounts are
requested To cali at once and settle or
suit viii he brought on tie -aine.
H,DEIyeToy / NvsicE.
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have large stack If lsI.;cs' dress
goods which viii close out ataet cost,
.h' besi and most desirable qualify
and tyies. ". B. HAsL-A1.
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PERSONALS.

ducats for The Graphic another year
He says the Graphic renders the count,
papers unnecessary.
Josiah Wright. one Of our suhstantir
farmers came this week and added an
other $50 TO our cash balance for tn,
Graphic another year.
kirksville can boast of more handsome
intelligent reading women than any
other town of its size in the state.
George F. Williams and Il. Mears
have been sworn IN as deputies to the
sheriff. Shaver.
! III. Arterh,ry. Of Pettis Township
! was in town Monday last He says the
GRAPHIC Is household necessity with
hlm. 80 he left $3.50 on our table.
Jeff Custer OF Ringos Point spent a
couple of days here this week.
/ Peter Helwie came in Tuesday and
laid down the cash tor the GRAPHIC.
H says the GRAPHIC he must have
whether he gets anything else or not
Right Peter.
NJ. Il. BELLY. the newly elected col
lector. was IN town ENny up his bond
this week.
Mr.. \. u. Tufts. oc Cunningham. spent
a DAY or two among friends here this
week. returning home with his wife
Thursday night.
W. D. Willard in company with his
father c. W. Willard Of Frederick Mary
land. gave us pleasant call one day
this week. Mr.. q. " Willard is a
brother of DR.. a P Willard. and is
accompanied By his WIFE They will
visit here until after the HOLIDAYS.
William Reese. of Floyd's Creek. was
in town wednesday and ordered the
GRAPHIC to his father in III. Mr.. Reese
knows how to honor his father.
". i. Deaton came IN Thursday and /
renewed his subscription to the GRAPHIC
Mr.. Deaton was in the Centra!ia fight,
and knows what reruhlieanisr means
and he saysheis becoming more st4lwart
very day
J.R. Haller. one of IL Old stand by
was IN the other day ard
gave Us $50 IN exchange for the great
tsmily paper.
Fred Urick, of the south part of the
q unity WAS in Tuesday and gave US a
pleasant call.
C. Z. Durham, OF Clay, was IL Wed
lesday. He vii read tue GRAPHIC in
be future.
Mrs, H. H. Halter. of Edna. Who has
'een visiting friends here returned
.ome this week. /
". Simmouds. of the south part Of
iis COUNT came in one day this week
nd said he was mad because we had h
truck his name from our Isl. TINS time
eng OUT and that he would give Gus
l % for another wear Just for spite
Ike to 7'' spl'ed Ihat way te
Nr. George Shaw, late green,acs O
for representative. called
thursday. and renewed his subscription
the Graphic. He says lie could not !:
) without II. q
Mr. and Hrs. DeWala Willard lef; ..
r their !om- IN Maryland On pl
oniay night Pl
johnny Hi vas down from Queen
" tins week
Mrs. Rattan Of Greencastle gave Us a -, =,
"a ~, 3, NJ. ,.s-s+ ,..,,, VI
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The N. X. Il /. Il. Il. has been merged
into the Missouri Pacific and viii here
after be known As the Texas division Of
the Missouri Pacific.
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Pine apples. peaches blackberr,es
and at the leading canned fruits at
O.enbaugh's.
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We called in at Caskey's dry goods
store Yesterday in quest Of locals, but
found him so rushed with customers
that he could not talk to US
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n. A. Baylor has built a handsome
gallery down one side OF his ore,which
increases his space nearly one-third for
the display of goods. 1t will be used
for boots. shoes and carpeting, OF
which he is expecting large stock
from New York in day or two.
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" anfeI.

For a familyof two.,a girl for gener-
al housework; best wages TO a compe-
tent person, Apply at once at this
Office.
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d. S Guipe makes speciality Of the
first class leading sewing machines
See hin at his store south .side square
Attachments. needles. oils etc, for any
machine.
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ANY parties desiring 70 trade land
for stocks 81 -pod-. should ell on urigr> X
Picker. - ihry have BOW on hand- siN differ
cut Stock t" exchange for improved farms in
Adair county. No money required
az GKIGGe y PiCKLEE.
EirkSy;l,c No
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will sell clothirr far a les Irofr
than any house in Hrk>yille have q
c1mplei. stock from The tin-sr worstaa.
toa YER cheap suit. W. B. HAELAT.
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New subscriptions are coming in rap
IDLY, for toe peoples paper-the WEE
II GRAPHIC.