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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-08
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Facts and Incidents Cleaned for the
Weekly Graphic.

The wife of the late DR.. Lee of Edi,
ma. received 5000 from the A. 0. L. w
on account of the death of her husband
DIR. Lee was formerly resident Of Kinks
vile.
The colored republicans of Lagrange
have organized a republican club with
an initial membership of thirty.
Quite severe Cyclone passed owe,
Canton on Friday of last week.
The residence of Judge Ellison lost two
chimnies, and number OF other houses
were more or less damaged.
The Brookfeld Gazeste says: DR.. D.
Macarthur of Grantsville township has
handed Us lock of wool measuring q
inches in length. taken from a Cottswold
lamb one year old: the property of Chas
J. Hale, ESQ.,, ofthat township. IF any
one, in or out of the state of Missouri
can beat it, all we have to say is, send
on the wool.
On removing the bodies from an old
grave yard near Trenton recently that
ofan old lady. Mrs Daniel Rice. who had
been buried some twenty-five years ago
was found petritied. When buried she
wore a silk dress. and when the coffin
was opened the body covered with silk
was turned to stone, but the head and
feet were gone. having decayed.
A heavy rain and wind storm passed
over portion of Ray county last Satur-
day evening. and it is said that hail
stones as large as walnut fell in the
vicinity OF r. 4 l.. junction and Hardin.
A large number of window lights were
broken out of Allen mill. north of the
junction, The storm was very severe,
and the ground was covered with hail.
The Missouri press association will
meet at Sedalia on the 18th Of this
month.
The government furnished Eve hun
bred army tents for the Marshfeld suf-
ferers.
Practical miners have been making
an examination of the country adjacent
TO Canton, where lead was recently dis
covered. They say the specimens are
good and that lead evidently exists in
considerable quantities.
The type. presses. fixtures and furni-
ture of the Edna National are adver-
tised for sale under a chattle mortgage,
on Saturday May 18th.
The democratic party Of Knox seems
to be badly split up recently. The re-
pubiicans ought to move on the enemy's
works Immediately.
The annual election of @. NJ. & P.
directors occurred last Tuesday. in West
Quincy Nine were elected instead OF
thirteen as for!nerly-three of the nine
being Wabash men. Officers for the
coming year will be elected soon.
Edna Sentinel: Prof.W. E. Coleman.
of Liberty. Clay county, Missouri, is en-
gagged to deliver an address to the citizens
of Edna and vicinity on the evening of
June 18th, at the Edna High School.
The Sunday school convention for
this district convened in Edna last
Thursday. The counties of Lewis.
Adair, Macon and Knox had their dele
gates present. The attendance was not
large.
Coal oil has been discovered in Rails
county, where some men were quarry
ing rock.
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Adair County Fair.

Ed. GRAPHIc.-As the time is approach
ing for making some arrangements for
our annual fair, permit me through
your paper to make some suggestions.
as we all, should desire to see it a
success. Now, there is right and
wrong way of doing everything, and
the conducting of fairs Is no exception
to the rule.
The wrong way to conduct our fairs
successfully, would in my opinion, be
to continue to run it as it has been for
the past few years. by offering premi-
ums and purses so small that people
have no desire to patroniZe it. No en-
enlargement. nor pay, to bring In their
stock and other products. the very small
premiums in the first place and re-
duction of % per cent. from premiums
as was the case last year, leaves them
nothing for their time and trouble.
Adair county has the material for get
ting up first-class fair. and let us all
put our shoulder to the wheel and have
one that will be credit to the
county, this sail. A few pumpkins and
couple coops of chickens will not draw
crowd. The managers must have
something to attract attention. Let
there be liberal premiums offered. so
that people will bring out everything
worthy OF exhibition. Again our mer-
chants no doubt could be induced to
offer special premiums for best specimens
of ladies' needle work. &c. Last year
Moberly boasted of having 10000 peo-
pie at their horse fair in one day, now it
is not difficult to understand why such
a crowd was there. The managers of
tered large purses for trotting and run
ming horses. Horsemen could afford to
go and compete for them, and that Of
course drew the people. Can we not
have our fair here managed on similar
plan, by offering purses that viii induce
horsemen to come here, charge them 10
per cent. of purse as entrance. which
will go some ways towards paying the
purse competed fer. and there can be no
doubt as to the result of the enterprise
But some may say they need not come
if they don't want to. Very true. Well
last year they did not want to come,
they staid away. and so did your crowd.
Racing brings the people, the people
bring success. and liberal purses bring
the horses, and to have successful fair
You must have all OF these. JONES.
We regret that owing to the crowded
conditions of our columns we were COM
PEELED to abridge the above. 1t was all
good and pertinent, but came in too late
to insert entire.
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The Markets.

ST. LOUIS. May 5-Wheat higher and
strong, May ll2is, June l.05:corn high
er. No. 2 mixed 50 Qs352-S, white mix
ed ssh: oats quiet 3ols@Yla; rye,
higher 7je for No. , and ~ rejected.
Hay no improvement in prices. Sales,
prairie sl1; choice clover Sl3; timothy
sl3@Sl9.
'Cattle-Receipts large, prices ruling
low Choice native steers - 75e1N 80.
prime do 81 30@4 -, common to medi-
um s4@4 30.
Hogs-Decline of 15@2Oc per 100 h
during week. Price averaged from
I 10@i 81.
CmcAGo, May 5.-Cattle-Receipts
1900: steady: shipping, common to
heavy S4@4 -: butchers cows 81 500
; 80. Hogs-Receipts 2,00o: light at
81 25@4 -; mixed packing 81 log
4 80; heavy shippers - 1854 %.
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LOCAL GRAPHICS.

Beautiful spring.
Farriers are busy.
Trade little dull.
The GRAPHIC list booming.
Three runaway teams Monday.
Largeattendance at the Normal this
term.
Moving and house cleaning is now the
fashion.
The letting of the Charlton river iron
bridge tool place Wednesday.
twill tske more than mere homoe-
pathe dosf Of mending to cure ouI
sidewalks 0 many places.
Enoh Ared's team took a short ruu
Aoneay m,rning. Result a broken
wagon ealing for repairs.
). W. Tislnan, the scenic and back
ground lai,ter goes to Quincy to-day
'nh the yood templar's excursion.
Rev. J4M Cheesman, state deputy of
af LOG T., lectured at TIE, Christian
eaufch Tesday night.
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Normal Items.

reported for the Graphic.)
Prof. Ford has returned from the east
The two year class set out a group Of
trees on Saturday.
The Senior Society will give an en-
tertainment on the evening of June
11th.
Mr.. Crittenden's lecture on Saturday
evening was highly appreciated by the
students.
Prof. Shryock assisted by Messrs.
Carroll. Link, Mitchell. Patterson,
Thomas Miss. Dinsmore and Others
have been furnishing music at the
ton may well be proud.
Different members Of the faculty are
holding examinations in each afternoon
of this week for the purpose Of grading
students on studies which they have
have had at other places
Yes. and the mumps have been
among the students. and so far has paid
no regard TO race. sex or color of COM
plexion or previous condition of servi-
tude.
But considering everything | believe
there has never been any better work
done in the Normal than that which is
being done by the present class of stu
dents: nor there has not been in my
knowledge better feeling existing be-
tween students and teacher than now.
which is shown by the cheerful obedi-
ence TO rules and regulations on the
part of the students.
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CITY ITEMS.
Bayt ,r for clothing.
Sprif,g novelties at Baylor's.

Baylor tor clothing.
Spririg novelties at Baylor's.
/ For he latest styles try Baylor
! Hats and shoes bedrock at Baylor's
| Baylor sells cheaper than anybody.
Bosto tore is booming.
W'NVe sscher's bath rooms are oper
Sunday mornings till II.
| Sell lots of goods and divide
profits is the Boston stores motto.
Call in at Turner's and see the neat
est stock of groceries in kirksville.
Bro. Ca Ter and AL. Tinsman will be
found the wide-awake grocery dur.
ing the absence of the proprietor
For birthday presents, etc,
go to tn , Boston store.
Alpa, "a coats, linen busters and ulsters
at w. +. Edmondson & Cos.
Turn er's wide-awake grocery is the
place tc buy the best -four cheap.
Che 'apest glassware in the
town at tie Boston store.
Mems summer caps 5 cents each at
W. p. T dmondson & Cos.
Don't buy your hosiery until
you see the stock at the Boston store.
We have now what our city
has lons wanted--a variety store. Call
ON Sam the Boston store man.
Bos ton store heard from, and
we find them still booming with larger
stock Of goods than ever.
No humbug! The Boston
store is selling their goods at astonisll-
ingly 10 W prices. Go and see for your
selves.
Qui OK sales and small profits,
is the az to do business. So says the
Boston store man.
Bos ton store wishes us to say
that it is no trouble to show goods and
invite verybody to call anf look at
their &C ods and see how cheap they can
sell therl.
Mems suits 300.
w. P. EDMoNDsoN 4 Co.
Best lace buntings can be bought of
Geo. R. Brewington for % cents per
yard.
Groce ries, teas. sugars. coffees, fish,
-four. ba con. candies, nuts, tobaccos. O.
gars. car ned fruits Of all kinds, queens
ware, 81 a.:sware, ETC., at Osenbaugh$
Quincy irocery.
We are glad to note the sue
cess RUr isrADT the BAZAAR MAN, has in
business We saw more hats and bon
nets car. led out of his shop on show day
than we thought all Adair county need
ed.
CoPAf:r NEEsHIP.-Dr Swetnam has
associate d with himself in the practice
of medicine, DR.. G. A. Cohen. They
will carry on the practice at Dr. SWEET
mans CID stand, and calls Will be
promptly attended to at all hours Of
the day O.: night.
Buy the GENUINE SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE. Every machine
FULLY W a GRANTED. Don't be deceived
by unprnacipled agents. Buy tie best.
Opposite the post office.
E. Y. BLACKMAN, Manager.
Call and see our lawns. dress linens,
parasols, fans and embroideries
W. Z. EDMoSDsoE d Co.
Pretties'; lawns in town are to be
found at Brewingtons at from 10 to -
cents PEI ard.
Boys summer coats for % cents al
W. T. Edn iondson & Cos.
Glass sets for - cents at the
Boston stor e, and they are good goods.
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The funeral Of Mrs. Sophia Hewitt.
daughter of w II. Parcels, took place
last Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
she died at the residence of her father
four miles southeast of Kirksville on the
evening of April Goth. The funeral
services at the Cumberland Presbyter-
ian church were conducted by the
pastor. DR.. ]. B. Mitchell, and the re-
mains were followed to the cemetery by
a very large coneourse of friends and
acquaintance.
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Tie News.


The latest convention news up to go
ing 70 press is as follows:
The Tennessee republican convention
May 9Th, appointed delegates but re-
fused to instruct. The convention
adorteda splendid series Of resolutions
a, its platform.
The New Hampshire republican con-
yention elected j full set OF Blame dele
gates.
Delaware convention iii session but
no action taken.
A special dated Jackson, Miss, May
eth. says the republican state conyen-
ton adjourned this morning at z
o'clock. The delegates are uninstruct-
ed. 1t is understood that their prefer
enees are six for Sherman, five tor
Blaine, and FIVE for Grant.
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New Dry Goods !! :!
We do not purchase our sup
lies of Dry Goods from

We do not purchase our sup
plies of Dry Goods from
Drummer's Trunks. which rep-
resent generally, last seasons
styles, samples of unseason-
able Old Style foods, but at
intervals, during the season, we
visite the largest Dry Goods
Centers in this country. with
the eloquent and Sterling Cash
the everlasting and AImigh-
ty Esoslai.. where We spend a
week investigating the NAM
moth stocks, and acres Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Etc, then we
are enabled to select seasonable
fashionable and new style
goods that will be sought after
by all lovers OF stylish good
Goods.
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A CARD---THAT NUISANCE.


kIgksvILLE. Mo, May 4. 1880.
W. P. JOHNSON. Rsq., Dear Sir =
| have read an article in the GRAPHIC of
the 1st inst. which either maiiciomsly or
ignorantly does you great inju stice.-
In company with quite number of our
citizens. | visited your slaughter house
since the publication referred to appear
ed. And | feel that it is due you to state
thai the nuisance complained of exists
only in the imagination OF Citizen. |
take great pleasure in stating that |
found, on examination, that the entire
statement was false, in every particular.
and as one of your patrons | feel that
this much is due to you. and would now
suggest to citizens that there are NUS
ances" in the shape ofnewspaper cores
pondents, which sometime need abate-
ment as well as '-slaughter-houses.T
"A hint to the wise is sufficient
Respectfully
JOIN N. OLDHAM.
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Mr.. W. P. JOHNSON: We the under
signed citizens. take pleasure in stating
that after careful examination Of your
slaughter house, We fully concur In the
above statement of Mr.. Oldam. and
cheerfully add our testimony in condem-
nation of the great wrong which we feel
has been intended by the publication of
the article referred to. We find that
the water used is caught from the roof,
in a large tank placed on platform
some SIX or eight feet from the ground.
Hence we cannot but conclude that mat
ice alone prompted citizen in writing
the article, and would commend to him
the scriptural injuntion Physician,
heal thyself." EDWIN PIERCE. Sr.
JONI HEISsMAN
JIG MAYNARD.
JOSEPH BAUM.
L. r. Howard.
j. A RICHTER.
n. WILSON
JOIN GARDNER.
WESLEY LEIGH.
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r. R-E@e Tables.
DEEES-c=E.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Rey.
James B Mitchell. D. D., Pastor Preacn;ng
every Sabbath at II a. m, and 80 p m
Sabbath school ut $50 a. IN. Prayer meet
ing, wednesday evenings az 75e
Presbyterian Church. Rev. j. S. Boyd.
Pastor Preaching every second and third
Sabbaths Of each month, at II o'clock =. II.
and,i:30 p. III. Prayer meeting every Wed.
tScE.ng AZ 7::;1. Sabbath school Ut $50 It.
III.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev.J. J.
Bentley, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday
AZ II a m and 1:30 p. Ill. PRAYER meetings
on Wednesday evening. sunday school at
$50. a. m: Glass meeting al 2:5D D. Ii. Ct
each Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rev. j. o. EdmOndston, Pastor. Preaching
second sunday in each Month. at II IL IN.
and 80 p III. Third Sundays at .:}0 p. n.
Sunday school n 80 .. Iii. Class meet
ings on each u SUNDAY. Prayer nleetin :
each "Wednesday eTcnin-.
First Baptist Church-Bev. J. C. Shipp,
Pastor. Services every Sabbath ut II a. III.
and 1:::50 p. m. Bible school ut $3.50 IL III
Prayer meetings On Wednesday evenings.
Episcopal Church-Rev. Frank Henry.
Rector. Services every Sunday ii II a. IN.
and : 50 p. m. Sunda! school ., 3 p. H..
OF each Sunday.
Christian Church-Soeial meeting every
Lords Day at II am. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening 4, 10. SUNDAY School
al $50,
Liberals and Spiritualists meet at Bay
lor's Hall every SUNDAY evening at1o'cloci.
pm.
4. o. L. W.-lIilton Lodge No. 1O3.-
meets lst and Sd Thursday evenings in each
month, AT Harris Hall.
|. 0. G.. T-Perseverance Lodge No. Us
meets every Friday evening al 80 at Good
Templars' Hail.
4. F. & 4. M.-Klrksville Lodge No. 1Oj
meets Tuesday evenings or before each
full moon.
|. 0. 0. F.-Adair Lodge No. 96. meets
every Wednesday evening ut $50 p. H. i:
Odd-Fellows Hall.
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Plain Truths.

The state of Iowa is republican by
about 60,N 0 majority.
The state Of Missouri is democratic by
about 6O.eo0 majority.
These two states lie side by side just
in the cen ter of the continent. The soil
and china tie of each is similar.
In Iowa. improved farms are worth
from $1,000 to 900 per acre.
In Miss ouri improved farms are worth
from $500 to $1,000 per acre
tuted between Missouri and Kansas
How lo'ag will the people of this God
favored state stand in their own light.
Elect republican state administration
and in two years Missouri viii have an
immigration boom that viii over-shadow
all other states in the union.
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HOSIERY.

We open the season with a
mammoth line, comprising the
newest and most desirable
goods in notifies, mixtures, etc,
embracing all varieties for la
dies, misses and children, in
stripes boot, ankle and brace
let patterns.
Integrity is the vital spark of
commercial life.
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Prot. J. e. Barnard has bought res
idence near the Normal and is having il
fitted up in neat style. This undoubt-
eddy means something, as the Professor
is very popular among the young ladies,
and it is not likely he would think Of
living there all alone. Indeed, madam
rumor says that the arrangements are
being completed for certain handsome
young lady to have her name changed
TO Ms.-fTo be continued
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As to size we will measure sheets with
with the Democrat any day, but when it
comes to depth We give in at once. We
are only deep enough to be understood.
while the Democrat, whew! its so deep
that if any man or women should read
one of its leaders each week and try to
analyze and understand, the poor victim
would be driven tosuiciae or the lunatic
asylum in les than two months.
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Aavere.s.ng Rates.

youi.ahlc Advertising Rates based on acfua
eirculstion. The advertiser gets just wha'
ne r,ars for--no more no less.
REGULAR COMMERCIAL ADvSRTrsiNe.
n, three. six or twelve months contracts
n,e.sith Of one cent, per line. on each hund
"a e,pIcs issued. during the insertion. Any
r,,a,sr OF changes made on payment OF the
s-tra cos, Of type setting. 10 lines (this type
"a The inch. Thus an advertisement occupy.
dc three inches down the column, and run.
49, Is weeks. on an average circulation oi
a. sao. would cost with one change Of matter
GUY si.8
TRANSIENT AND LEeAL-tone month or
les. ST special rates
Editorial Business Notices. cents per line
~ hundred 81 circulation.
Local Business Notices. cent per line Per
hundred Of circulation.
Special Nciices--Msnion type. next TO ad-
yr-tsinE columns, 4 Local rates after frs;
Insertion.
Accurate record kept Of each weeks circu-
,.,ion. and charges graded accordingly.
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Notice.

On account of dissatisfaction and diff
ferences of opinion in regard to the
slaughter house question and to show
that he desires to give satisfaction to his
numerous customers, Mr. W. ?. JOHN
son ofthe city meat market requests us
90 say that he Will change his place OF
butchering to Miller's slaughter house,
until he can complete arrangements for
another place of his own.
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Buy the Eldredge and Domestic sew
ing machines they are the acknowl-
edged leading machines in the world.
Examine them and you will be con-
WINGED. Bought for cash at factory in
large lots, and will be sold at small
profits by D. S. Guipe, south side square.
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VIM. Prather. charged with embez.
zhng the money of his ward. was held
over for his appearance at ST. Louis last
Saturday in the sum of one thousand
dollars. Failing to give bond he was
committed to the ST. Louis Jail. Geo
F. Williams Deputy e. S. Marshal took
him to st. Louis Saturday night.
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White goods & Lawns.

DOTTED SWISS (Sew). Bril-
lianteens, Marseilles. Victoria
and Bishop lawns, NainSooks,
Jaeonets, Cambrics, Piques,
and the most elegant display
OF figured lawns ever offered In
kirksvillc.
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Particular Notice.

I wish the good people of kirksville
to know that | keep no beer or other
intoxicating beverages for sale at my
ice cream parlors, and further that
will not allow the same to be brought
and drank on the premises.
A. F. PF1sTER.
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PERSONAL GRAPHICS.

MHDay, of Walnut township wa
in town Monday
m. Harrington and Jas. Ellison
attended court at Memphis this week.
Earl. little sen of N. T. DeRemer. fel
into vat of lime Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackman and Mrs
Geo. Churchill. leave on Tuesday mex
for visit to New York.
Mr. S. SHIRLEY, Of Morrow town
shin. was in town yesterday.
Miss Annie Moore. of Cas- county, i
visiting the family of her uncle, Mr.. 7
c. Campbell. Of this place.
Robert Mercer has returned from {
trip to Arkansas, and talks of removing
there as Soon as he can make proper
arrangements.
Can't. James Geggie. Deputy Q. S
Marshal. from the Eastern District o,
Missouri. was in town on last Wednes
day. The Captain does not belong tt
the Tea party.
Judge Hooper and Sands gave Us a
pleasant and friendly call yesterday
morning.
John Harris, living southeast Of this
place, was in town Tuesday. He says
he has the prize wheat field of Adai,
county.
IL. MahaTy. living near Willard
was in town Monday, and enrolled OF
the GRAPHIC list.
". ". Reese. an enterprising farmer
living near the White School house Wa;
in town Monday.
Mr.. j. {. Title. living in the south
part Of the county. was in town this
week. and carried home copy of the
GRAPHIC to look over at his leisure.
We had the pleasure of short call
on Monday. by the Rev. Mr.. Cheesman,
WHO'S working in the in the interest OF
TIE grand lodge Of Good Templars in
this State
Mr.. H. A. Butler. of Macon. spent last
Monday in this city. --Hayde' is nice
fellow and a man of good taste also. If
reports lie true d certain handsome
brunette Of our town being the attrae-
uOn. which draws him hither.
NJ. Z. Z. Hall. cur first subscriber at
Ncvinger, was in on Monday, and in
forms Us that Mr.. Gideon Amick. pro-
poses. in a short time 10 start steam
SAW mil. one and d fourth miles from
Nov.nger. al Youngs ford, on the Char
lion river.
Judges Rainier and Glenn. of the Adair
county court. invaded our sanctum on
Tuesday. and took look AT our new
Office They are attending the session
Of the court this week. They helped
swell the Graphic boom by adding their
names 70 our list.
w. Il. Freeman was off this week for
- silver regions OF southern Colorado.
He goes to Mavsville. where be thinks
BE- holds bonanza. IN the shape of a
mining claim. We hepe 1t may prove
worth a million.
Judge \. n. Gregg. and Jud &c Cook
Of Wilson township. made Us short
lTi pleasant call since our first issue
J8dg- Gr-gg enrolled as one Of the
- ,-.'-. :, ~! % GiA -; W;,san
Mr.. J. J. Brasfeld has. we hear, re-
turned permanently to Kirksville, with
ms family. He has been a resident OF
'4Ff'iIon, Mo ior some months past
s MI VI :: Neli OF NE NE Eui1a Hos. .l.
Il wss on h. NV N tbs lan5 ne Hawk
eyes. where they grow big republican
major . tie "here me eleenpacAet :
the bourbon is not heard in the land.
Mr.. 5 Il. Williams of the Parcels
House returned from a visit TO La
,,a. "a . ,nDilS1 oar, SatnrJar n.orn
jr,c, mo 81. iss- vi, r was insured at
-,