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The Cplored Band.

EDTToE GRAPHIC Will Won. sir. lie.
Us have the Use of Your columns. to de-
ny few assertions made through the
Democrat issue of this week. which
reads as follows
The colored population are becom-
ing exasperated at the republicans for
not employing their band and we
learn that they will refuse to 20 into
the next torch-light procession. unles,
the merits Of the band is properly re-
cogriZed.
The above statement is untrue from
the beginning to the end. and the man
that told It. tells great big no such a
thing, and the truth is not in him.
They say that jack Hill and Henry
Drake. two intelligent darkies. are
Hancock men Mr.. Drake tells us in
the presence ofeight or nine other col
ored men. that his name is on the Gar
field club list and he intends to vote
that ticket. IN conclusion allow Us to
say, we AS colored men do not intend to
be bribed BY any democrat of Adair
county. Although we are not as intel
ligent as Jack Hill. but we want the
democrats TO understand. that no one
but Il low-iifed insignificant man would
ask co!0red man TO vote the democrat
lc ticket. Respectfully yours.
Jerry WgBn. ". JOHNSON.
See Y. Pres.
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GreentOp Items.

Il. r. Wells has moved into his new
store and has his goods nicely arranged
Geo. Owens has just completed paint
ing and granting the building.
A. NJ. Lind & Co., are building new
grain house. 1t will bold four car
loads Of grain. They will he prepared
to buy grain in few days. They are
accommodating and jolly good boys.
Our old reliable stock buyer. 5. L,
Lind. shipped two car loads of hogs
Monday last.
DR. Swetnam, proprietor of the
GRAPHIC, was in our town Wednesday
last.
We bad nice rain on the 18th. Corn
is looking well. Big yield expected.
We are glad TO learn that Mrs. r. y.
Tolers health is improving.
We learn that John Hutchison's little
daughter is very sick with rheumatism.
One of our old citizens. J. c. Wilson,
has moved to kirksville
Last Saturday night DR.. Shirley heard
a noise at his hen house. taking his
revolver he started for the hen house.
He found a large skunk braced up for
fight. He opened fire on the skunk.
After several rounds the skunk made
for him. when the doctor took to his
heels and found refuge in Il small house.
then the brave soldier opened fire on
the poor skunk. and the doctor finally
gained the victory SoBEE.
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From Brasl,car.

BEAsHEAE. July 222.-There will be a
grand republican rally at Brashear on
Saturday next. the a inst. followed in
the evening by torch-ligbt procession.
A pleasant time is anticipated.
We are frequently greeted by good
martial music. as the republicans OF the
place have organized a band Cor that
purpose.
We regret to say there is As vet no
visible change for the better, in Rev.
S. Carothers. who Is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Robh. who has been quite sick
for some time, has sufficiently recover
ed to walk about town,
Miss Dora Keller has Just returned
from Sue City. where she has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Cleveland.
Miss Ora Paul starts Monday next for
a visit to IDAHO Springs. Col. also Miss
Zoa Lee, OF Edna. who expects TO en-
gage in teaching.
Among recent visitors to Brashear
we note the following: Rev. Clevc-
land and lady. OF Sue City, H. Paul
and family Of Idaho Springs, Col.
Mrs. Thomas. of Hannibal, H. Doneghy.
of LaPlata. Miss Addie Greenwood OF
Kansas City. Misses Ida and Mallie
Carothers, of Kirksvil!e, Miss Mary
Barnes. OF Newark. Doctor J. u SWEET
nam, Of Kirksville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
kutzner, of Memphis, No
RFPot:TEr.
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improvements.

Haiiaday Bro 5. store room on the
north side is being greatly improved.
IN extension on the north end of thir-
ty feet and the removal ofthe partition
walls viii give nice store room for
their business. which has been taxing
their present facilities to the utmost.
John Such, on the south side, prepar-
atory TO opening very extensive stock
o.. boots and shoes. which have been arri-
wing this week. has heightened his store
room and arranged matters so as to at
ford more space.
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Young America in Sunday School.

Quite recently. in one of the Sunday
schools of our city. there occurred, up
on the lesson of Adam fall. following:
Teacher-Who was to blame for the
punishment pronounced upon Adam
for his disobedience?
Big boy-God was.
Teacher-Well Adam had no bust
ness eating the forbidden fruit. had he:
Big boy-WelI God had no business
torbidding his eating it.
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salt River Township.

We have been requested to say that
the republican primary meeting next
Saturday VIII he held at BraShear for
the entire township. there being two
voting precincts which would confuse
matters were meetings held at each
place We make this announcement in
compliance with request sent us by
the central committeeman of that
township.
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L. o. GATES Clerk.
Accident.

Mr.. McClannahan, living en- the
Kernoodle place four miles south Of
town, met with quite a serious acct
dent, by a runaway team. He had
started with his horses and wagon to
work when the team became frightened.
and ran. The wagon coming uncoupl-
edlthrew Mr.. McClannahan out and
severely injured him in the sides and
hips.
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If our affable and efficient post
master desires to state facts in regard
to the circulation of the Graphic, in
stead of guessing at it, he is welcome
to look through our subscription books.
Instead of four hunred subscribers We
have nearly one thousand-good ones
too. Don't be guessing at it but come
and see.
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Grcenback Camp Meeting.

We have been requested to announce
that the greenbackers propose holding a
three days camp meeting at this place,
commencing on the 18th. Their candi-
date for governor and other distin-
gui>hed speakers are expected to be
present.
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Should keep IN mind the meeting Of
'ae teacher, institute which oonvenes
IL Ills place on the 10th of August.
and which VIII continue N session two
weeks. Able assistance has been pro
cured 10 make the session Of the IN
'a'n,e both Interesting and.rrohtaiile
tote.cher-.
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Great improvements,

Mccormick new reaper. mower and
troopers. These are unquestionably
the finest harvesting machinery in the
world. Don't buy anything else with
out carefully examining them. Full
line of repairs always on hand. SuIky
and revolving hay rakes at Link 1
Blackmau :.
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Mr.. !. j. Spencer seems to be more
Than ordinarily blessed with freaks
on The part Of the fruit trees in
AiS residence GROUNDS. Last year
lie had an apple tree With blooms ripe
AMI half grown fruit all ON one tree.
Inns week be showed Is 4 peach tree
With one single ripe peach while all the
'her' we've halt. or less than half
grown. Its not a graft but a part OF
Ne original tree that exhibits this ex-
IA enterprise.
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On Saturday afternoon Irving Sloan,
son Of c. J. Sloan, started home from
town on horseback. When short dis
lance out he was thrown from the horse
and his arm was broken just above the
wrist DR.. Coe set the bones, and at
last accounts TIE patient was doing
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The city marshal desires child-beat-
ers to understand that he proposes to
put stop to such cruelty There is
one case in the northeast part of
town which has caused complaints.
and will be looked after il there are
any more. There is also a case near
the square which has attracted atten-
ton.
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G. E.O. Y.
rxrrAxArlox: GIVE EAR, OH rE PEOPLE

Minute mathematical calculations
have demonstrated to an incontroverti-
bic certainty that all men are approach
ing the era Of metempsychosis. There
fore during your natural lifetime You
should live well and economical. To
do this successfully it becomes necessary
for YOU to purchase that which Is re-
quired to keep the chemical labratory
that manufactures our life forces. and
the materials adequate for the proper
prosecution of its mysterious operations
at W. Fl. Turner's grocery store, west
ide at McGovern old stand.
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A brother of Judge Sands, from
south western Texas was visiting him
last week. being the second time they
have met since they were in the union
army. We regret that by an oversight
we failed to acknowledge the pleasant
call received from Mr.. Sands.
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Eg Miss. Sue Baird desires her Gus
toners to know that she has made ar
engagements to retain the present loca-
ton opposite the post Office during the
coming season. For anything in the
millinery line. Give her a call.
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SOLDIERS REUNION NOTICE.

All persons on committees are to re-
report to the chairman Of the executive
committee on August I. lSSn, at which
time there will be ma 5 meeting OF
soldiers at kirksviIle The additional
committees last appointed are Benton
township, G. w. DeReamer, Wm. H.
Heron, F. VI. Harm gton. W. J. Wilks,
\. Doneghy; Wilson township i. L.
Gibbs: Salt River township, John w.
Marplin. John Gill: Clay township.
James REYNOLDS, Thomas Bell: Polk
township. Charles I. Kimble; Sineveh
township. Capt. Tobias FeIler, NOAH
Inbody: Morrow township. Sol stahl.
Allen Crawford: Liberty township.
Hiram Snyder, Stephen L. Sage; Pettis
township. N. J. Glenn. James Heron.
BENZ. VI. PEExTIs.
Chairman Executive Committee.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE Notice is
hereby given that Letters Te>tamenta-
ry upon thu Estate of John Sholly. late
Of Adair county, deceased, have been
granted the undersigned, H. c. Sohn.
by the Probate Court of the county of
Adair, bearing date 2Sth day of June.
1850. All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them
TO me 70, allowance. within one year
from the date OF said letters. or they
may be procluded from any benefit OF
such estate: and if such claims be not
exhibited within two wears OF the time
of the publication of this notice. thew
will be forever barred. July 18th. 1850
H. c. SoHy. Executor, estate of
John Shelley, deceased l.
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FOX COUNTY Jra;E,

James n. No7in2er. A. w. ShoOp. }.
c. Novin9er, David Fegley. jacob
Cutler Hiram Noc;n9er. Vim. Cutler.
j. p Novineer, August Guile John
Franktord, John Miiey, jacob Now
niger. Charles Mabus, George Shosp.
!. VI. Hughes. J, y. Sibole, Peter
VoeIker, J. c. Williams. Samuel Feg-
ley.
GEyrLrME.:-Y0ur unexpected call
for me to beco.ue candidate for coun-
ty Judge for the first district, took me
entirely by surprise as it was not my
intention to become candidate ter any
office. But after due consultation with
the voters Of this township and eIa'
where. have concluded 10 become a
candidate fer SAID office. subject 70 the
Of the republican county s"n-
yentIon.
For these sentiments so kindly ex~
pressed. please except my sincere thanks
Respectfully, S. F, SrAHL.
Shibley.s Point. July Il, 1880.
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: Observation-Disclosures;
TOR SHERIFF.

We ars ar,ir, ~i4nd u announce JOHN
SHAVER. Of PettI< township, a. candidate
for Sheriff. subject T.. Al. decision Of the Re
publican county contention, Of Adair county.
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Bridge building, jail repairing, and
the care of the poor, goes to the loves.
bidder. Why not the legal adyer-
Using also.
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LIVE STOCK
Hogs. per hundred pounds. 3 Is to 3 20 CAT
tie per hund. lbs. = ~ 10 500 Calves Der fOO
lbs 80 ~ On. Sheep per mead, 9 90 to.3 JG
Timothy. per ton. 81 no Prairie. do a5 90
Hungarian. do IS "a Millet. do s. 90.
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s.s-Dr. Tanner is not likely TO have
any lmitators in kirksville as long as
osenbaugh's Quincy Grocery keeps
up rs present popularity.
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REMEMBER.

That D. 5. GUIPE deals in all the
best. and, the STRICTLY FIRST Class
SEWING MHcHIyEs buys for Cash. and
sells on his own account. He challenges
COMPETITION. in any shape. either
as to price or Quality. Do not purchase
of any one until YOU have given him
call. and avoid being imposed upon by
worthless, rebuilt and second hand
stock.
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COLLECTOR.

We are authorized To announce VI. '. Ar
rEHBEggY III .r,nditla'e for h- Office os Col
Icctor If Adair county, subject To the derI~"'"-
If the Republican County ConysrfDn
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We have heard a number of compli-
mentary remarks about the Democrat.
from its party friends, during the past
week. Most Of the remarks commenc-
ed with a D.. 1t is big thing to be
duly appreciated by ones own friends
and neighbors.
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Frnl,l SuhIett

SrBLETT. July 2I.--Iast Saturday and
Sunday the quarterly meeting Of the
NJ. T. church WAS held at this place
We had the pleasure Of listening to sew
eral splendid diScourses from Ed. Tur-
ncr On Saturday morning and even
ing the preaching was at the church.
but sunday morning and evening the
people repaired to the grove one half
mile west of the village, where the uS1l-
al quarterly meeting services We're held
followed by a basket dinner Rev. W.
H. Turner delivered most interesting
discourse. His good delivery. taken
with his earnest sincerity. cannot fail to
interest a congregation of appreciative
minds. but regret to say there were a
few who not only failed to give their
attention but We fear annoyed him
with their leYity. 4 large crowd was
in attendance in the morning. but quite
a number took their departure at the
conclusion Of the morning services. we
suppose because. like ourselves. they
failed to provide themselves with bas-
kets. Although we made the trip, to
and from dinner, as expeditions as pos
sible, we We're 50 unfortunate as to be
late, consequently loosing IL portion Of
Bro. Green excellent sermon.
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JQHNsONs CITY MEAT MARIE

jQHNSON'S CITY MEAT MARKET
Still holds the lead in furnishing the
people with the very choicest and best
the market affords.
Fresh beef. mutton. and fish also
choice sugar cured hams as low as strict
" first class articles can be sold.
Wanted to purchase Of farmers
strictly first elias stock for slaughter
ing purposes for which we pay the
highest cash price. Call and see us.
The best ice chest and other tacil-
tiles in the place.
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We learn that Mr. Falkenstine' s
martial band will be in attendance at
the republican township meeting in
Pcttis.at the kohlmeyerschool house on
the thirty-iirst. and furnish music for
the OCCASION The band expects to ne
in attendance at the meeting at Bra
shear tonight.
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- Hart the Iewcller occupies a por-
non OF the building with g. L. Brew
ing;1n Eas; Side Square.
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Farmers Of this county have every
reason to smile and be happy. both hay
and oats are better than they were last
year. and the prospects for corn is
equally good. and there are indications
of good prices. Hence we can see no
reason why the farmers should not be
happy and vote the republican ticket
this fall.
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THE democrats have one darby in
,.dair county and they feel mighty
Toudof him They claimed another
through the Democrat, but he indig-
nanuy denies the impeachment
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See our column of new
business cards in this issue. They
will be found on the first page.
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La MONEY TO Loan at Q per cent
interest, payable annually, on loug
time. Apply to !. $. Poor.
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To THE PUBLIC.-The genuine
Singer Sewing Machine can only be
procured at the Singer Manufacturing
Compauys Office. opposite the post
Office, Other parties advertising genu
inc Singer Machines are selling worth
less limitations. f. v BL1cKMyS.
Manager Singer Mi'g. Cos. Ofire
hirllsvillr
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Say-The Hancock men trade at the
Quincy store, be-c-o-r-s-e-t-s the
place for cheap groceries. while the
Garfield men do likewise. By-gollyer
they can't help it.
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>hioley Point has big boom on
Tue Graphic. There are ffty-two cop
- taken Al tina little o:tice. with con
ilual additions, made every few days.
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q
for Winchester, Va, where he goes
seeking health and pleasure. He Viii
return by way Of Kentucky.
Miss Min. Le:cher Of 81. Louis. who
has been for several weeks ou visit
here with her sister, Mrs. McGovern re-
turned home ON Monday night.
Mr.. 4 Mrs. E. NJ. Collins Of this city,
left thursday morning for Hot Springs
IN Arkansas Mrs. Collins will remain
until September
Mrs. Mansel Smith who has been all
sent some weeks visiting her parents
returned home Wednesday.
Newton Corbin of Saltriver township
was III town Tuesday. Although a
democrat he laid down the cash for the
most popular paper IN north Missouri
the Graphic.
J. T. Atterberry of Jasmine was in
town on business. Tuesday last.
Prof. c. H. Dutclier. Of the Southeast
Missouri State Normal. left here tor his
homed Cape tilrardeau. last Sunday
night.
George ". Lord and wife of Clay.
were IN town OF Tuesday and gave Us 4
pleasant eal!.
NJ EoIIor oF +bo srr, oe Sr,;,b
XII. II, =. .o,r:, :, -, ,.. " :" - Va
Tn~.iaT. Mr.. kel,r made arrana,n le, :.
TO read the tiraphic. hereafter.
Mr. T. 4. Morrow. of >altrlver town
shin was in town Thursday and laid.
Its the Graphic.
80 ! ! Clark II Snlle+t was down
TO ti.iS METROPOLIS Thur~car on business.
V-.,,o+;,..i n. ,.r...r,o' ,r,i. :, r.;
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week.
VI. I...;. pou.,5 NJ W,ddra or
lI',- - 80. '.''' 'r - '''-'' NJ.
les. ,.alled and sui,.cribeG Ear ,h,.
,iraIhi..
v. L. Us who has been a Cdrrrolton
n re railroad Once i9r ~'ah5 months
Is - nom. "e Understand Ne hdS
come 'd'A 70 Stay
Solomon Morris az Mi!iari was il
town dav before Yesterday. IL not on
q takes Inc hrapinc,bat he aiso helerc-
n h"nnrnr hi3 i.taeF AMI mother Il.
ler' ;"'e or1"rrR 1t 10 be sent u them
IL D'l'''
Iho:. 3rnHer Of fetti$; called on
~. ,n'E M'rs ana subscribed Tor 'he
~ ~, =. ~ II. -, -
= ,'ti''', '.'.. our ave iIiii...>-
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LIZ r IA. az MI. ,io I'd. ''e,'
Tnas.lzy king much bette. for H.
TIP.
.'cb l,aaior ami wifi. of Moving
ma L u d brief but pleasant call this
"a '{.oso2 OF NliaF was IN toxin
'''i,,'''- IL. '', lfi'-''iS 'ii'S We
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Wilson's Great Western Medi-
cines. comprising Cough Syrup. Linimcnt,
Electric Ointment, and Pills, are medicines
which are worthy the favor Of the public
They are compounded strictly in accordance
with pathological laws.
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sag' All the torch-light professions
this year have revolved around the
Quincy Grocery. 1t is the most ropu-
lar place in the county.
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go

ST. Louis. July 2.-Wbeat-Cash'
81.
Firm-Cash 1910 49,
Oats-Cash %
Cattle-Steady, demand goo.l, natives
81 80. extra 1860.
Hogs-higher, most sales made It
81 jO@4 80.
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sRZclAL% NOTICES
-O~<%8 ~ O1i06s,
9i2--speciai Notices
5cper line each insertion.

n. WILSON east side of the souars
st+f's L complete sto-k Of Drugs. Medicine.
rHent Medicines. and all articles usualiy
Kept in 4 Drug Store.
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kIRKsvuLE BRICK YARDs.-J. ".
Bernard. proprietor Fine lot of new
brick on hand and for sale. O.,
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FORSALE. TRADE OR RENT
Large Boarding house near the Normal
10 rooms, cellar. barn etc. Apply at
this office.
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DR.. PEARCE,

DENTIST.
Is regularly at his Office now from 9
a. III. TO u p. N.
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Prettiest lawns IN town are to he
found at Brewington S at from 10 to II
cents per yard.
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BY the way, the GRAPHIC has circu-
lati IN of 9S4 this week. with two pre-
cincts to hear from.
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Drop into the reliable Drug Store Of g
jameson, kirksviile. and ask them what the
reputation Of the Green Mountain Cathartic
Pills la, been since iSs5. You will be told
that they have been and are a standard
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE
AN ISFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
Malarious Fevers, Jaundice,
Restlessness, Mental depression
Sick Headache, Constipation,
Bllliousness, Dyspepsis, &c.
Try one Box. only DC You will nev-
er regret it.
o.. ebay & BRAtKETT,
Sole Prolrietoss.
Kansas City, 10.
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Lawn SoeiabIc.

4 class OF young ladies in the NJ. +.
Sunday School will give lawn sociable
at the residence nf Mr. Erastus Brew
ington on next Tu, Sday night. Music
and refreshments. Everybody invited.
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Ladies Ready made Suits at. W B
Har!anS.
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.trxgla.lur. ~ uGNrfil-''r 2tt- Just what
h nav for--no more M les-.
rrGriAR COMMERCIAL Al. ERTIsrNC.
IN, -b~rc. six or twelve months contracts
o-, -ffb II one cent, per line. on each humid
.r5 -rric- i,-,n-d. during the Insertion. Any
,unisif 81 changes made on payment as the
- r,,.i " tyre set;iaE 10 lines tthiS type
:, ne inch. Thus 81 advertisement; occupy
e. ;ir-,.c inches down the column. and .rnn-
-i',y Is week.. On an average circulation 81
-, IN. would rp,t pith one chan &c Of matter
orly s4-ri.
rs,>-irxr iNB LEcAL-jone month or
lee. II ,Peri.d raic,.
Editorial Bt,siu~,s Noiicrs--2 cent? rrr line
,-r hun.lrca - circulation,
l-ai Business. Noiiocs--i cent per line per
tssdad IS circulation.
S.--a Notices Minion type mex; 20 nd
7~-i,.as columns, Local rates after fir>;
Insertion.
Accurate racu-a kept u each weeks circu-
,sr.pa. and charges graded accordingly.
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