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Sharp County record., 1881-03-03

And now and then faint CLEANS We calIgnEoa
color through the mist:
i crimson waist, a golden head, little Jail
y wrist.
In terror pressed the people to the margin OF
the NIL.
A hundred brearhs we're bated- hundred
hearts stood still
For. hark. from out the rapids came q
strange and creaEiug sound
And then q crash of thunder which shCOE
the very ground
The waters hurled the lumber mass down
Ger the rocky steep.
We heard a mutied rumbling, and 3 rolling
in the deep:
We saw tiny form WHICH Ihe COrrelL s"lIl-
Iv bore
And lung INTO The wild abyss, where it vas
seen no more.
All. little naughty Brier-ROse, thou couldst
not weave nor spIn-
Yet thou c0uLdsU 10 uObler deed than al
Thy uCcEIlg EIl:
For thou la1sJ courage cen 10 die. and by
thy death TO save
4 thousand farms and lives from the Iury OF
the wave.
And vet the adage lives: in the valley Of thy
birth
When wlvward children spend their days in
needless play ard mIrrh-
Oft mothers say, half smiling, half signing,
Heaven knows
Whatever will become Of the naughty BrIer-
-Haimar Hortb Bouasn, in St. Eish0las.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-03

gravatiuglv asked what style we pre-
fer 10 sees WerecSiesslv answer, 'N2
particular shaDe-anvthing pre,tg.
Again we remove our bonnet with an
actual reluctance TO part with it. Again
we 20 through the Old story. Our friend,
who looks slightly fatigued. suddenly
finds everything we try on becoming :.
We get I'D a smile. We are once more
told our head is unusually small and
that it is necessary to have 4 style
coDied. We lind one, we think, does
nicely. We leave our orders and turn
our steps homeward, tired, dusty, dis
enchanted with everything in general
and bonnets in particular. We are con-
soIed about our small head, however,
bv The thought that it IS q great beauty,
though inconvenient. We bid our
friend goodbye and tell her we are sure
we could have done nothing without
her. We speak Of our success to the
head Of the house at dinner. He imme-
diatelv asks how much we paid for our
purchase. We take long breath and
boldly state the cost. There is a fuss
about it. We say demurely we went
all over town (for we feel tired enough
to believe ourselves and it is the cheap
est thing we saw, which IS the truth.
For answer 0ur amiable lord scOrntu.lY
saws. 20, pahr' Weanswer him, when
he sees the article under discussion. he
will feel perfectly satisfied. just then
the bell rings. We say, with q little
air Of triumph, now you will be able TO
fudge for Yourself In comes the band
box. We rush up stairs TO q mirror,
don the new fashion, arrange it most
becomiuglv, assume our sweet express
sion and descend for criticism. Our
better-half ewes Us in silence. We slow
" wdiri around for his benefit. His lack
of enthusiasm alarms us We talter
out. "Weu?' He leans back in his
chair, takes Us in once more and turns
around to 90 on with his dinner with
the remark. "ru give YOU Just twenty
dollars to burn that thing up. To tell
YOU the truth, you look fifty years older
in it than YOU are We are literally
crest-faIIen. We silently return the
hat, we will never wear in comfort now,
to its resting place, cOnsOHng ourselves
with the thought that it is prettier than
ANYTHING we have seen, and perhaps
our Iiege lord will learn to like It.
Ven Orleans PjcG17lHe.
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Choosing a Bonnet.

Does any man realize the trials we
women have to endure under the ne
cessity fashion imposes upon US Of Sc
lsotng a suitable head covering! He is
very quick to say: d" How hOrrid you
Iookl How in heaven name did you
come to buy such q looking thing as
chat you've rot on your head?" And
he thinks all we nave to do is to ex-
change our un.ucSy purchase for some
thing more suited to his taste. He never
dreams how ciresome it is to find that
something.
We 20 down town with q nice little
sum of money in our purse, and take
our best friend along to abide by her de-
cision in q choice We 20 TO one milli-
merry establishment, ask to see q" the
LATEST remove the remains of last
year style from our head with ten
derness we never felt for it until the
present moment, take seat, and are
experimental upon for the next half
hour Our friend plays conspicuous
part in the operation. She has eyes to
Che front of US, ETC., bu5 at each arti-
Gle placed above our brOws, shakes her
head most disenchantingly Tired and
disappointed. we find nothing fits,
WhereuDon we are told by the polite
French woman waiting on US: But
madame head is so small we ave to
make something for her Is she selec'
de style, why, we can copy egXzatle to
qnt her" But madame finds no
style becoming. Her friend whispers
20 her Of a place where she is sure she
will find something to please her, and
with polite thanks to the disappointed
little French woman we leave the shop
In quest Of new fields We are sOrry at
nos having found something at the first
store. At the second we begin to
weaken on a certain shape we have
seen which, if made smaller, we think
would do. We appeal to our friend.
She SAYS. 80, never. in the tirstplace
it is an ugly color, most unbecoming;
in the next, it is not worth the price. ~
In other words she is sure we would
never be pleased with it. With a poor
excuse for an amiable smile, we decide
TO take her advice and not take the new
shape. We reach the next place. The
door is opened for u.s. We are pshed
AZ by q smiling young woman who
mechanically asks, d" Can I show
Won anvthinr?r We state our
5UtIlUtt.
Once more we are shown numerous
styles until We become 80 bewildered
We don't know which TO choose. Once
more we cock our head in all positio@
and view that important portion of our
selves in every light Nothing satisfies.
We leave discouraged and 90 into the
establishment next door. BY this time
The invisible net over our front hair is a
perfect wreck and the hair itself, which
was prettily arranged when we started
ont, has a tendency to stand on end.
There is a prospect Of nothing being
becoming. from orr looks! We are ag-
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The Positive Cure

FOR all those Painful Complaints and Wsakas
socsumOn TO eur best female population
= It VIII cure entirely the worst form Of FeInasi
plants. al ovarian troubles. Inflammation and q.
ton. Falling and Displacsmen1s. and the cons7
Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted q;
Change Of LIE.
It VIII dissolve and eTpel tu1nors from TIE ug1
an early stage Of development. The tendenc7ni
cerou5 humors thereis checked very speedily hYiHl
It removes faintness daIulencv, destroys al c1-
FOR stiIuulants, and relieves weakness Of the stoz
It cures Floating, Headaches, Nervous Pross-
General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and .
gestton-
That feeling Of bearing down. causing pain. "
and backache Is always permanently cured bYisi
Lt VIII at all times and under all circumstance
harmony with the laws that govern the fer1aleEz
For the CureO OF Kidney Complaints Of either sii
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA z. PTNEHAIS VEGETABLE q
POUNDS prepared At 233 and 235 Western Az
Lynn. Mass. Price 81. Six bor1lssfCr $. SsntTi
In the form Of pills, also in the form Of lozsnsz
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either Yrs. P1.
freely answers al letters Of inquiry. Send tor p
Let. Address as above. Mention this Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA E. PISAA
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation. hLl0S
and 5crpldity or the liver 35 cents per box
SOLD Rv
PTCHARDSOT q CO. ST. Louis
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Thirty Years and $50, 900 Spent in
Vain.


An old woman, named Caroline
Kuhn. living at II Brooks Street, Pater-
son. died suddenly on Christmas, with
out medical attendance, and Coroner
Hurd was sent for to investigate the
case. She was found to have died Of
natural causes, being eighty-four years
old. Her husband, who survives her,
is ninety years of age. Thirty years
ago, with a fortune of 100000, he
started out to discover perpetual mo-
ton, and has been working at it ever
since. His room Is filed with wheels,
pulleys and levers, and in his search ne
has manifested no little mechanical in
genuity. His favorite plan was one
based on an idea of one of the old
philosophers, that by constructing a
wheel surrounded with weights on
loose levers, and having it so arranged
that the weights would be further from
the center on the down side than they
were on the up side, the difference in
the weight would set and keep the
wheel in motion. But every time he
tried there was something lacking to
make it a success, and he spent the
whole Of his fortune in trying to dis
T9TJT6T sJTiiC way % OY6TCOIH6 Jne 90
stacle. He Is now poor, and spends his
time lamenting the want Of means to
make further experiments. ". I. Sun.
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RICHARDsON q CO., St. Louis.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-03

Six genuine Arabs fled their pre-
Hminary applications in the United
States Court in Washington, few days
- y ~ DDCUiIIC CIJiLEuH Oi but DllLtu
States. One Of the applicants, who
speaks English very well, was with
Henry 81. Stanley in Central Africa
when he was hunting for the great ex-
plorer, Dr. Livingstone.
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James W. Fnglish the newIv-eIect-

James W English, the newIY-eIect-
ed Mayor of Atlanta, Ga, was a Con-
federate soldier who gave up at Apo
mattOx, and came into the CITY in Nav.
1865, with fifty cents in his pocket. He
regin york there carrying brick at
ifty cents a day. but Is now one of the
city's heavy men.
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1T was tbe snIendid Jewels worn b,

1t was the splendid jewels worn by
Nine. R0Oiiiafd, the wife Of a tobacco
at a ball at the Tuilleries.
in 1910, that first gave Napoleon the
idea ofEaking the tobacco trade a State
monopoly. It yield, now to the French
an annual profit Of about
$50, 100000.
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Andyet-methinks Ihear it now-wild voices
in the night,
A rush Of feet, a dogs harsh bark, tOrch
iaring light.
And wandering gusts Of dampness, and
round US far and nigh
A throbbing boom Of water Ike pulse-beat
in the sky.
The dawn Just pierced the paIIid east with
spears Of gold and red
As we, with bOat-hOOk5 in our hands, toward
the narrOws sped.
And terror smOre US: for We heard the
mighty rree-tOps sway.
And thunder, as Of ChariOt5, and Kissing
showers Of spray.
o. Now lads" the Sheriff shouted, "you are
strong. Ike NOrway5 rock;
4 hundred crowns give to him who breaks
the undertook.
For if another hour 20 by, the angry waters
spoil
Our homes will be, and fields, and our weary
years Of toll
We looked each at the other; each hoped his
neighDOr would
Brave death and danger for his home, as val
liant NOrsemen should.
But ar our feet the Drawing tide expanded
like a lake,
And whiriing beams came shooting on, and
made the firm rock quake.
50 Two hundred crowns the Sheriff cried, and
breathIess stood the crowd.
- Two hundred crowns. my bOuny lad5'' in
anxious tones and loud.
But rot a man came forward, and no one
spoke nor stirred.
And nothing save the thunder of the cata-
ract was heard.
But as with trembling hands and with faint
ing hearts we stood,
We spied a little curly head emerging from
the wood;
We heard a little snatch Of a merry little
song,
And saw the dainty Brier-Rose come dane
ing through the thrOng.
An angry murmur rose from the people
81 Fling her into the riverr' we heard the ma
irons shout;
81 Chase her away. the silly thing; for God Him
self scarce knows
Why ever He created that worthless Brier-
Rose
Sweet Brier-Rose, she heard their cries; a
rT@@7r- - iTS1s : -17TIITs
Across Ber fair face lifted that might astOne
begui.e:
And then she gave her pretty head arOguish
Htt.c cock.
'' Hand me a b7at-hnOk, ads" she said; II
think % break the lock-.
Derisive shouts Of laughter broke from
--T5it5 OF young dnd Old:
- UG. -aOd-t0~-nO-linE Brier-ROse, your
tongue Wis ever bold
And. mOcSi1gly, bOIt-hOOG into her hands
was lung
When, D.. into the rivers midst with daring
leaps she sprung
We saw her dim.g rsr0uza u mist Of dense
and binding spray.
From "e1m % Jaau she skipped ike wa
teg-sy.ire at play.
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Taken on the sDot-The measles
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Industry and Fair Dealing.

We congratulate the enterprlsing
firm of Halliday Bros, on the grand
success which has attended them during
their three years of business on our
midst. Starting in the face of capt.
alistS and in defiance of the most active
competition, they have won the conf
dence and respect of the citizens of this
and surrounding counties. in addition
to sustaining high reputation abroad
in commercial circles. We see constant
ly coneourse of people going to and
from their place of business, which I'M
doubtedly speaks louder than words.
They are daily receiving immense
quantities ofGoods, being heavy dealers
III all staple articles, often purchasing
groceries and provisions by the car or
half car, paying cash and getting at all
times the lowest possible figures on all
goods. Judging the future by the past,
we bespeak for them one OF the largest
and most satisfactory trades attainable.
They are selling goods for cash and
will always he found on the ragged
edge of the market
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The excitement of the citizens IN the
western part of the county i'll regard tC
herding cattle on their range does NOT
seem 10 be abatlng.
For some time past the citizens. have
been meeting weekly for the purpose OF
driving ont the herds: but 50 far. they
have done nothing.
Circulars ftrbidding the herding of
cattle on the lands belonging to nom
residents have been issued by the local
agents for such lands.
The r. r. Company in Macon conn-
ty has forbidden parties herdine on
their land.
The different parties owning herds
are making common cause against the
citizens and. we understand, intend to
resist the removal of their herds by
force 1t has been rumored that par
ties are not allowed to herd cattle on
their own lands: this is not true.
\ few of the men awning herds own
from 80 to 100 acres Of land upon winch
they do not attempt to confue their
cattle except at night. and in some
eases the cattle are turned loose to roam
" here they will
If the herds were pastured On the
land belonging to the owners of the
cattle. they would starve in a month.
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Down thew CO (!

For the next 80 days we vii
offer to the public fine clothing
made to order, at prices thai
will make you smile. We car
make yor a fine, all wool
black diagonal worsted dres.
suit for $500 such as our com.
petitors charge you from S32..
90 to $500 for. .Nobby, all
wool business suits for 500. 90
same as others charge from S25.
to $500 for. Elegan all
wool pants in dark and fancy
goods for $500, worth SIS.
Remember | employ only first
class workman, and guarantee
aperfect fit, and entire salts
faction or no sale. Call and
see our goods and prices.
W. G.. CocHRANE.
JUNE 18th. 1881.
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TRIED AND TRUE.
Every Bottle of Marsh's Tonic AStrin-
gent is Warranted to Cure.
Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Cholera In.
fanthm and all Bowel
Complaints.

We hereby authorize all druggists
and dealers in medicine everywhere to
guarantee IARsHs Tonic AsrElNGEN1
to cure biarrhpa. Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus, Cholera Infantum. Summer
Complaint, Spasmodic Collie, Cramps
and Gripping Pains in the Stomach and
Bowels, Chronic Diarrbna and Dyson.
terry. and all relaxed and deranged con-
ditionS of the Stomach and Bowels, and
to return the money in every instance.
where it fails TO do all claimed for it,
and charge the same at cost to Us, or to
the wholesale dealer from whom it was
obtained, who will charge it to Us.
MARSH Bros. Kansas CITY, Mo.
Manufacturers ana Proprietors.
MARsHs Toxic AsrRISGENr Is pccu.
harry adapted to children of all ages as
well as adults, Icing pleasant to the
taste and safe IN its action. Price 80
cents. For sale by w. G. Fout l. Bro,
kirksville, and by prominent druggists
everywhere
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TRUTH TELLS.

buyers exp i BARGAINS and they gel
them at the
NEW YORK STORE.
You will find new line of PARAsoLs
cheaper than the cheapest at the
NEW YORK STORE.
Great hargainS, in Muslins, Calicoes
and all staple goods at the
NEW YORK STORE
Big drive or dress goods-20ct. goods
for l6ctS; 25ct- goods for 2Octs. at the
NEW YORK STORE.
The New York Store, never has and
never intends to be undersold and the
people know it.
The best assortment and most com.
plete stock of family groceries in town
will be found at the New York Gro
,ery. A call will convince you.
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PlaSterIng.

Sealed proposals will be reserved till
July lst. for plastering 1000 yards
more or less) about half of which is
renewing old ceilings. State price for
renewing ceilings. for lathing and plast-
ering, new work. and plastering on
brick, and stone walls. Said work to
be done in Normal School building at
Kirksvllle. between July 1st and Aug
ust Goth 1881. The right is reserved to
reject all bids. Bids to be endorsed:
Proposals for Plastering.
1t. J. 5. ERWIN.
P.S. Said plastering to be three
coat work finished in the best manner
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Strayed or stolen

From Kirksville. .Iune 18th 1881, two
horses. one dark bay horse, with black
name and tail, about II hands high. col
lar sore on lett shoulder. The other a
light bay horse with dark maneland
tail, white spot in forehead and three
white feet, both hind feet white, about
IA hands high, and carries a high head.
\ liberal reward will be pa;c for the
return of SAID horses OF any information
leading TO their recovery by unders!gn-
ed. w. b. Harlan
kirksville Mo.
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Shiioh's Consumptlon Cure,

This is beyond question the most success
full cough medicine We have ever sold Anew
doses invariably cure the worst cases of cough
Group AMI bronchitis. while its wonderful
success in the cure Of consumption is without
4 parallel in the history of medicine, since its
first discovery it has been sold on a guaran-
tee, TEST which no other medicine
stand. If you have L cough We earnestly ask
you to try it. Price lDc. soc and sl.0O If
your lungs are sore, chest or back lame. Use
Shiloh's porous plaster. Sold by 7. R.Fowirr
druggist, kirksyille, No. iw-d
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Grandmother.

Used to say: Boys. if your blood is
out of order. Try Burdock tea: and then
they had to dig the Burdock and boil it
down in kettles. making nasty SMELL
ing decoction: now you getall the GU
ratlye properties put IN Il palatablc
form in Burdock Blood BitterS. Price
Sl.00. trial size 10 cents. For sale by
j. q, .Jamlson.
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From "a prominent Physician.

Washingtonville, Ohio June 18th Is
so. Reading the advertisement of Ken
dall'S SPAWN Cure and having valua-
BILE and speedy Horse which has been
lame from SPAWN eighteen months. |
sent to you for bottle by express which
in six weeks removed all lameness and
enlargement and large spllnt from
another Horse and both horses are to-
day as sound as colts. The one bottle
was worth to me one hundred dollars.
Yours truly.
H. A. BEEroLErT NJ. d.
Read the advertisement.
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4 Leap Into Popular Favor.

1t is not always that the world ac-
knowled yes what is right and best: but
BuRDocK BLOOD BiTrEgs. by universal
acq uieSence. have been awarded the pre-
MUM for cleansing the blood. curing
indigestion. constipation. regulating the
bowels. and tonlng up weak nerves.
Price 500, trial size 10 cents. For sale
ty J. Ii. Jamison.
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I T

If you are going to can fruits. get
your glass jars at Osenbaugh's.
If you want sugar for your fruit, get
it at Osenbaugh's.
Ityou can't get fruit to can. you can
get it already canned at Osenbaugh' S.
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Shiloh's Catarrah Remedy

\ marvellous cure for cattarrh. dipthera
Canker mouth and headache. With each bot
tie there is an ingenious nasal injecture for
the more successful treatment of these com
plants without extra charge Price SOC. Sold
7. r. Fowler. druggist. kirksyille, No. | W
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Lawn Festival.

There will be lawn festival at the
residence of Mrs. Geo. I. Spencer. on
Friday evening. benefit Episcopal S. S.
Library. Is gwen under tEe auspices
of the children Of the Library aid So
cietv. All are invited. Refreshments
--raSpberries and ice cream.
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MURDER.
And How it Happened.

Particulaar> can be had by calling on
Mcdowell x Brinser, over the marble shop Of
D. Baird Paiating and granting Of all kinds
done to order AT low prices. Also Kalsomim.
ing paper hanging and whitew ashing With
neatness and dispatch. Call and get prices
and save money, or leave orders at n. VII.
sons drug store or 5. T. Burrows Grocery.
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st. Louis Markets.

JUNE 29.-Butter 8 to IS, spring
chickens, Sl25 to 800.
Wheat-No. 2. t1.151s.
OatS-No. 2 mixed. "a.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. 455s.
Potatoes-New SlOO to $50.
Lard-Steam. $l1.2O.
Bacon -ShoulderS, I cts: clear ribs
81.
Hay-Choice timothy $l4OG to 1900.
Cattle-Butcher. $46O 20 500.
Hogs-Mlxed packing. $40 to 5.95.
Sheep-Fair to good, 1895 to 400.
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Rapid Fall.

y rapid tall in the thermometer took
place on Wednesday afternoon. 1t
had been standing at 90 nearly all af-
ternoon, but when the wind suddenly
veered to the northeast it jumped
down eleven degrees in three minutes,
and three degrees more in the next
half hour.
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NeCOrnllck's

Harvesters, Self Binders, Self Rakes
Droppers and Iron Mowers. The best
machines in the market. Also splendid
lot of Sulky and revolving Rakes at
S-4w Link & Bfastield.
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Storm Clouds.

Speaking of storms, neighbor re-
marked that the ordinary lightning rod
is no protection from domestic cyclones
They are law unto themselves. The
nearest approach to continued fair
weather he had been able to accom-
plish, was during the time he gave his
entire trade to the Quincy Grocery
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\. +. Phster wants 4 first class wo-
man to do restaurant work, and will
paw S. per week for one that can fill
the situation satisfactorily
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Special Meeting.

There will be a special meeting of
the Knights of Honor. this ednesday)
evening. Mr. Russell H. Robbins, Of
ST, Louis will he present. A full at
tending Is desired.
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An Old Friend.

He was afflicted with a lame back and
general debility; he was recommended
THoM AS EcLn'rRIc On which cured HIM
at once. This famous specific is posi-
tive remedy for bodil: pain. For sale by
J. &. Jamison.
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Any one wishing to purchase nice
little home in a pheasant part of Kinks
vile, can do SO by calling at this office.
See notice.
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Mrs. ellis Gem Gallery. on the west
side has been repaired and rearranged,
and fitted up for first class work. Good
light and quick working chemicals
Give her a call.
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SETTLE UP.

Having taken in a partner last Feb
ruary. earnestly request those owing
me to please call at once and settle up.
n. \. BAYLOR.