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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-03-11
Q. NJ. & z. r. r,

Owing to the continued cold weather
the work on the ab,ve road progresses
quite slowly.
Vice-preSident Green was in town a
few days ago, and informed US that one
contractor, having ten miles west from
Milan, has never ceased work, and will
have six miles ready by the first of
April, and the other four miles BY the
fifteenth. He has used over six humid
red dollars worth of powder
MIR. Green also informed US that the
iron is purchased of the Springfield
Qll.l Rolling Mills to lay the entire
track to Trenton, to be delivered at
Milan, one half in March and the other
half In April.
MIR. Humphreys, the President of the
Wabash Company, viii be in st. Louis
on the 9TH, when Mr.. Green will see
him and will determine the location
from Trenton west soon thereafter.
Contractors, all along the line be-
tween Trenton and Milan, are prepar-
ing and commencing work, so as to be
ready to push it as soon as the weather
will pcrmit.-fTrent Republican.
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Notes Abroad.
WASHINGTON. Co.

WASHINGTON, Co., Va.
Ed. GRApHlc:-We ali know our owr
county and state. if properly appprecia
ted, needs no praise. | am certain WI
have more advantages and brighter
prospects in the future. than any Other
section. ! saw Illinois. 1t is a beau,
:iful country, and Quincy, in which we
spent FIVE hours is indeed handsome
little city. While there l met one Of
our former fellow citizens in the person
of John Coop.
OUR TROUBLES.
on the rail commenced at ,Danville
1t seems as if they miss connection on
purpose to keep travellers few hours
in that dirty town, that they may charge
him unreasonable prices for dirty beds
and poor food. The country through
INDIANA
is fiat beech land and did not like the
size Of their cornStalks. They are too
short, the muL too deep, and the chills
too plentiful, at this time of the year.
Wheat, however, looks we'll generally.
Indianapolis is a fiat 90 ahead city.
Missed connections again and had to
wait two or thrse hours, but at last
arrived in Cincinnati. No connection
again for a whole day.. Put up at the
"Burnett" for short sleep and rest.
Good fare and plenty Of attention. The
people here seem to mean business. We
had to quit railroading and take to
THE RIVER
on account of high waters, and danger
Gus bridges. Took the steamer to Hun
tington one hundred and sixty-tiye
miles. occupying thirty-six hours on the
way arriving at 2. a. m. with lots of
mud and steep hill to climb. Cannot
brag on this town. Left Huntington
for Charlotte, three hundred and thirty
miles distance, and another long wait
of eight hours. The road runs up the
Kanawha river for seventy or eighty
miles and is certainly the toughest
country | ever saw.
The road leaves the Kanawha, and
strikes the Greenbrier river, near its
head, and follows down that stream
for forty or fifty miles. l would not
give Adair county for the whole stretch
of country ten miles wide on both sides. |
We left the Richmond road at Charlotte
thence to Lynchhurg and change cars
our first close connection ON the trip
Thence to Abingdon, one hundred and
miles and over the best road |
we have yet passed over, with the least
on the part of conductors.
Wife and l are well and hearty.
j. w. ORR.
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Local Art Notes.

Mr.. J. w. Tinsman has been win.
ming many praises recently for his
beautiful landscape paintings. We
have one now in this Office which has
called out many expressions Of admnra-
ton from good judges of artistic work
Mr.. Tlnsman is furnishing these beau.
tiful paintings. ready mounted and
framed at very low figures, and we
hope those who are able and desire to
decorate their homes with paintings
will give him their orders and thus
foster home talent. Such paintings as
we have mentioned above would, and
do readily command from twenty-five
to fifty dollars each in the cities. We
consider ours very cheap at ten dol
lars.
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Seed Corn.

Farmers wishing to procure seed
corn from the variety raised by Mr.. T.
c. Halter, sample of which we have
in our Office. can do so by applying
soon. The corn came last season from
Pennsylvania where as high as one
hundred bushels to the acre had been
raised. Apply TO I. c. Halter, 4 miles
north of kirksville.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

To make it fair and business like for
all, the GRAPHIC does no free adver-
ising-except for benevolent or char
table purposes. In other words ad-
vertisers are expected to pay full time
tor all notices, until ordered out. Bear
his in mind.
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DonegAy Bros. will re-
move to the west side Of
the square by March 18th.

John Caskey remarked to US that he
had more carpets and oil cloths than
he really wants. Will sell them off
cheap.
II YOU want to Insure your property
call on Thatcher. He represents the
Oldest and wealthiest companies in the
United States.
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OurSanctun.

Editors, in their own papers, are apt
to talk too much of themselves, a fault
the GRAPHIC aims 20 avoid. However
we must say that we have this week
been putting the finishing touches on
the Graphic editorial and reading
rooms, and invite our friends OF both
sexes 10 call and see us. They will
find US in nicely earpeted, well seated,
well lighted, and commodious rooms,
and all are welcome.
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Tank lsurneu.

Last night, quite bright light could
be seen in the direction of Greentop.
This morning we learn that the rail-
road tank short distance this side of
that place had burned. Our cores.
pondent will doubtless give the full
particulars.-Dai!y, Saturday.
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Doaeghy Bros. will re.
move to the west side Of
the square by March 15h.
STOP THAT COUCH.

By going to the reliable and well
known drug stand of. G. Jameson,
Kirksville NO., and buying ST.. bottle
Of GREEN MOUNTAIN COUGH BALsAM.
If, after using two-thirds, you get no
relief, return the balance and get your
money back. See advertisement in
this paper.
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Good News.

We learn that the Ottumwa branch
of the W. St. L. & p. railroad has re.
duced passenger rates to three cents
per mile, making difference Of sixty
cents between Kirksville and Moberly.
Freights have been correspondingly
reduced.
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PERSONALS.
G. W. Cooper went to Iowa this week
on legal business.

G.. W. Cooper went to Iowa this weel
on legal business.
Mrs. Belle Hope accompanied h,
Miss Bing Carnegy. guest of Mrs
Hopes from Lewis county. gave US a
pleasant call Tuesday last.
Mrs. A. L. Sheuherd. Mrs. w. p. E6.
monson. and Mrs N. A. Baylor have
frightened our sanctum with pleasant
smiles this week.
Miss Lizzie Owen, accompanied by
her brother. DR.. Burger. left Wednes-
day for Topeka, Kansas, where she
goes to visit her sister.
W. S. Bulklev. of Walnut township.
was in town Monday last and
added another name to the list
of Graphic subscribers.
We learn that our friend 7. w.
Flckle had his earthly treasures aug
mented on Monday by the advent of a
fine boy.
Mr.. 0. F. Hutchinson, one of the pro-
prietors of the Milan Republican
gave US call Monday. The Republic
can has shown decided signs Of i'm
provement recently and we wish the
new proprietors unbounded success.
Mr.. r. G. Bielby has entered upon
the duties of his Office, and taken pos
session of the collectors books. His
predecessor. Mr.. H. W. Snyder. made
an efficient, accommodating and com
petent officer. We believe Mr.. Bielby
will prove worthy successor.
There will be a pound" party at the
residence of Mrs. J. A. Hope this eve
ming, pleasant time may be expected.
Mrs. VIM. Hart, accompanied by
Miss Mary Jones, gave US call on
Wednesday last, and took a look through
the Graphic rooms. Miss Joues has
just closed successful school in Wal
nut township.
Mr.. Frank Quinn, who has been max
ing his home here for the past year or
two, has finally sold his Schuyler coun-
ty farm for $500 and will permanent
ly locate here. He has purchased the
Wilcox house and six lots lust north of
the old Normal for a residence.
Norris Tuttle and wife left on We'd
nesday last for their new home in Mob
erly. Mr.. and Mrs. futile leave many |
warm friends here who are sorry to see
them go from among us. We wish
them success in their new home.
Mr.. A. d. Risdon our prosecuting
attorney, has gone to Iowa. We did
not know he had begun practice in the
Iowa courts, yet we have it from I'M
disputed authority that his business
here is of a counting nature.
NJ poI,or{ Er,r,p hog cola &h:,t,, |
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Reduced Freights.

The reduction on St. Louis freights
to this point have been quite large
We get the following figures from Mr.;
Foster, agent at this place.
lst class freight reduced from g. to
Acts. per hundred.
End class, from 81 to Scots.
3rd class. from a. to Scots.
Fourth class freight has been IN.
creased from D to 25cts. per hundred.
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Tax Notice.

All persons from whom corporation
taxes are due are hereby notified that
the taxes for the year 1880 have become
delinquent, and unless the same are
paid within % days from tie date of
this notice suits will be commenced to
enforce their collection.
Feb. 18th, 1881. G. W. PARKS,
Collector.
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Shooting ARRAY.
]. T. NJ.

A shooting ARRAY occurred in Nor
row township on Saturday last, in
which man named VIM. Clark shot
David Logsdon with a revolver, seri-
eusly if not fatally wound.ng him. 1t
seems that a number of young men
had congregated at the house OF Clark,
who held the Office of constable, and
were drinking to some extent. The
parties We're in the yard in front of the
house wrestling etc, when Clark came
out with revolver, and with but little
apparent cause or pretext shot Logs
don in the abdomen. He was arrested
and brought before Esquire Richey and
was committed for examination, which
takes place next Monday, when the
facts in the case will probably be ascer-
tanned. The above report is CLEANED
from current reports and may need re-
vision when all the facts are brought
out.
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Wanted Immediately.

$1,000 pounds fresh butter. $4,000
dozen fresh eggs, and all kinds OF
country produce. Call and see me
before YOU sell. and get my prices. and
do not be fooled by street runners, my
price is cash strictly.
THos. HoLBRook.
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Newspaper Decisions.

l. Any person who takes paper regular.
~ from the post office-whether directed to
Ais name or another's or whether he has sub.
seribed or not-is responsible for the pay.
ment.
2. person orders his paper discontin-
ued, he must pay all arrearages. or the pub
Usher may continue to send it until payment
10 made and collect the whole amount, wheth.
ethe paper is taken from the office or not.
8 The courts have decided that refusing
to take news pspers and periodicals from the
post Office, or removing and leaving them un-
called for, is prima facie evidence Of int-n-
tional fraud.
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Remember Cochrane carries his own
stock of piece goods for gents garments,
and is not backed up by any dry goods
house, with which to divide profits.
Our motto-'first class work and low
est prices"
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Wanted.

Fifty tie makers at Greencastle, Mo.
will pay II Leg cents per tie for 6, !
and 8 inch ties. Fifst-class timber.
Apply to E D. Thompson & Co.,
Greencastle, Mo.
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Gents Spring Suits.

Don't forget that Cochrane is offering
a splendid line of piece goods for the
spring trade, and guarantees lower
prices and better work than can be
had elsewhere in the city.
Cochrane has secured the services Of
John Rush to assist in the manufac
ture of gents fashionable garments.
Call and get prices. We mean bust
ness.
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An editor quite as often adds to
the value of paper as much by what
he omits as by what he inserts. The
editor ofthe GRAPHIC has experienced,
and the proprietor of the GRAPHIC has
noted the effect of the indiscriminate
admission of the cruditles. WITNESSES,
and hobbies of correspondents to the
columns of newspaper and hence see
proper to use their own discretion as
to what shall appear in its columns,
from its contributors. If this is not IN
dependent journalism We do not know
the definition of the term. There IS a
false notion extant that a newspaper
that makes general receptacle of its
columns. must ofnecessity be remark
ably Independent: paper, when the
truth is it's editor has not backbone
enough to exercise his own judgement
or lacks editorial sense-that's all.
The above in answer to the concluding
sentence of communication in this
weeks Democrat.
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Going to Move

and want to get rid of all our glass
ware. 1t must go at some price.
Fine assortment. Call soon and get
bargains at the
p,e-o>, cro,Y
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The Democrat is a buster on reforms
II wants new side walks, right off,
Jul now" Immediately, of course.
II sopld be 50 nice LAYING sidewalks
% snow drifts. Of course. II the
whole town amt slde-walked in the
Psrtten days it won't be a good thing
u The lazy town authorities. In the
|2santime somebody's taxes for town
|GrpOses-well. they Can wait.
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We have not been called giraffe or
weakly graphic with a little g for so
long we are getting lonesome.
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MARRIED.

FELLERs-RANDEALS-On Saturday ev.
ening, March 5th, by the Rev. J. J. Bentley,
DR.. JOSEPH s. FELLERs. Of Hillsbrro, Texas,
and Mrs. VI. j. RANpEALs, of this city.
VANWEY-MARQUIS-At the residence OF
the brides parents, In Knox county, March
Sth, by Rev Samuel Carothers. Mr.. J. VAN.
Why and Miss NANCY J. MARQUIS, both OF
Knox county, NO.
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Dr.. Mclean, ofSt. Louis, has receiv.
q; an order for samples of his new wea.
pons for army use, from the Sultan OF
Turkey.
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Thompson, of LaPlata has bought the
Democrat press and We presume the
Home Press will be enlarged.
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Can You
You can! and Osenbaugh can.

You can! and Osenbaugh can.
Canned Peaches.
Z" Strawberries.
Pumpkin Flour.
Raspberries
Pine apples.
Tomatoes.
Corn, apples, beans and all
kinds of jelly at the Quincy Grocery
Store.
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Cranberries, nice and large, and
plenty Of good sugar to sweeten them,
at the New York grocery store.
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Fine Laces.

Fine LaceS.
Just received a handsome line Of la.
ces, Point du Cardinal, Point Richey,
genuine thread hand made, etc: lace
ties silk ties and all the novelties of the
season at the New York Store.
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Don't fail to call on John Caskey be-
fore you make ANY purchases. 1t will
pay you and don't You for get it.
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Pure vaccine matter at Wilson'S
drug store. Go there and have your
selfand all the children vaccinated
Delays are dangerous.
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Nice line of dress goods and dress
patterns, Finest in North Missouri
and don't you forget it.
JOIN CAskRY.
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New Snbserip.,on.s

The following new su Inscriptions have
been received since our last issue:
Mrs WI Foster sow i Skies 80
NJ E Bentley l 50 Jacob Finch %
A p Miller / 5OlBW Brown $50
z + Rawson Bob + Mathews 80
A Gilmore sol \ 7 Beeman 80
J w Gill sol d Huston IS
1T Miller col r E Henry 80
l. S Martin 0UIM Mrs A Giller 50
II l. Wimber ! 5OIMrs.S Griffith so
s. Bell Is A Forquer 150
VIM Wilpus SOP d Lay 80
G w McGuire % Robt Erwin so
VIM Hart. Jr l 80 Godfrey Sprangl 50
+ Guinn $50
Back subscriptions 81 50
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Insufficient encouragement is offered
the DAILY GRAPHIC viii be enlarged to
twice It's presen; size and delivered reg.
ularly at acts per week. What do you
Ssrs
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Go TO D. s. Guipe at DeReamer's.
for the best sewing machine in town
at very low prices.
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Fasmers should call at w. ]. Wilkes
and take look at his machinery, wag-
ons and utensils.
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The Studebaker Wagon with the
new patent truss axle, at Wilkes hard
ware store. Farmers call and see it.
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N. Wilson has something new, the
easter egg dyes. Call dnd ace samples.
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Thatchers Insurance Companies can
show the largest amount of net surplus
in the United States of any Companies
in the business.
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The best assortment of glassware,
tin and wooden ware at prices that de-
fly competition at the New York Gro.
cery.
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Doneghy Bros. will re-
move to the west side Of
the square by March 18th:

Remember only REGULAR advertis-
ers in the weekly are entitled to free
advertising in the daily.
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Doneghy Bros. will re-
move to the west side Of
the square by March 18th.

Mince meat, sauer kraut. pickeled
pigs feet and all the delicacies of the
season will be found at the New York
Grocery.
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John Caskey is just receiving a nice
line of clothing.
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The best drink over drunk can be
made from the Pea Berry and Golden
Rio cofees kept at the New York Gro
Gerry. w. c. GLAZE.
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N. Wilson is opening out stock o
Of wall paper for the spring trade.
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Doaeghy Bros. will re-
move to the west side Of
the square by March 18th.

The celebrated Studebaker Wagon
car load just received. Have the new
patent truss axle. Farmers call and
see them, at w. j. Wilkes.
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A circulating library has been start
ii in Kirksville, Mo-, by the proprietors
1.-THE Graphic. Quite a collection of
:hoice volumes have been placed on the
;telyeS and more are on the road.-St.
l0Nis Chronicle
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BY the Railroad Soap at the New
York Grocery.
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.BlACK.0RAUGhI" cures costiv,
ness and k-Headache.
For sale by J. G. Jamison.
Ladies

Call and see those new spring styles In
prints at the New York Store.
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Thatcher is the only agent in our city
that gives his entire time to insurance.
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II pounds of sugar for s1.0O at
Dean &Griffins-McGuire & Ivie's stand
west side square.
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The Western Theater Troupe is play
;pc IN Milan this week.
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A WELCOME VISITOR.
The following letter speaks for itself

S->1O-S Tile, -'IO' I
March 1st., 1881.
WEEKLY GRAPHIC =
You are welcome visitor to our
place each Mondays mail. Our TEN.
perance people are much elated over
the success in the sustaining OF your
ten gallon ordinance by the Circuit
Court in it's recent decisions.
Enclosed one dollar, place to my
credit on subscription. Please send
on return mail copy of your ten gallon
ordinance. Respectfully
]. T. NJ.
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The Travellers Life and Accident In
surance Company. of Hartford is rep
resented by Thatcher. Call on him and
get policy.
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Pass Easter egg dyes. only Sets q
package. at Wilson's drug store.
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Markets.

Yesterdays st. Louis markets quota
tons were as follows:
Wheat-No. 2red. s103; No. 3 : 90.
Corn-No. = mixed, SO IA.
Oats-No.2. 331a.
Cattle--good to prime steers, 800 to
$5.15.
Hoes-Light, $3.50 to s5.35; select,
1913 to $500
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Harlan requests you to call and set.
tie. You ought to do it promptly.
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County court was in session Monday
and Tuesday
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Somebody ough. TO start a coal and
wood yard next summer.
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Sunday was nice day for prone.
,sdinc and--Smoking cigars.
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The Western Cultivator this spring
at W. j. Wilkes, Cheaper than ever.
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"elearn that savage dog belong
|'g to Burton in the north part of
"a' bit little girl quite severely a
y or two ago. The marshal tells us
II people must keep dangerous and
wage dogs Of the above description
III up or he will be compelled to
&c the matter in hand himself
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Remember we keep the Morrison
pillow w. j. Wilkes.
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Welearn that Mrs. Dodson, widow of
MAJOR |. B. Dodson has received back
nv and pension to the amount of five
;tuusand FIVE hundred dollars, with
itirty.one dollars per month hereafter.
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Harvey, better known as Pony Con-
sy was in town Tuesday night and
=. on little stare" which ended in
Ii Incarceration by the minions of the
av. He was up before the mayor
Wednesday, plead guilty, and was fined
IN dollars.
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J.J. Spenser makes and sells the best
Wagon in the market. I
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Clocks, Watches and Jewelry in va.
riety at Harris, with Brewington.
East side.