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The Monument just completed to
mark the last resting place Of our tel
low citizen Mr.. Nelson Groga1 is one
Of the most massive and artistic me-
morals yet erected in our city GENE.
try. The base is a square block OF
massive granite. This is surmounted
by pure white marble blocks, on which
the inscription is engraven, and is fine
ly chiseled and polished. Above this
four columns OF colored marble sup
port the Capital carved in grained
arches and surmounted by a covered
urn. This memorial is erected at the
instance ofthe Executor an old friend
OF the deceased, Mr.. R. NJ. Ringo, and
the work comes from the shop of Mr..
David Baird of this place. 1t is a
real work of art, and fitting memorial
to the memory Of the deceased.
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Tee, Too.

Was what was the matter with Hen.
~ Written and he broke board over
mans head at Chalfant' s barn Sunday
afternoon. When Marshal Hill went
to arrest him he kicked Ike an army
mule. Thirty SIX hours in the cooler
worked off the nightmare and restored
him to his right mind. Three little
drinks, of kirksville whisky did the
whole business. The Mayor let him
off easy on account of usual good con-
duct and only fined him $500.
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Why do all business men IN town 90
to Mendell Il Thompson to have their
policies examined and renewed? Be-
cause some have discovered that they
have been paying the cash for insur-
ance that was worthless. Whyo Be-
cause their policies were not properly
endorsed or not properly written; con-
sequently their insurance was void. and
their money laid out for nothing.
They go to Mendell Il Thompson be-
cause they unde rstand their business,
don't neglect their business, and know
how to write policies.
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Miss Dodson's recitation at the Bap-
trst S. S. entertainment, Saturday
night elected number of compli-
mentS.
Mr.. d. H. Nighswander and wife,
of Queen CITY, spent Christmas with
their Nnksville friends.
A. ]. Gilmore, Of Wilson township
reioices in the advent of boy which
came to his house oil Sunday of last
week.
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THE GRAND HOP.
4 Pleasant Affair at Masonic Hall
Thursday Night.


; The hop at Masonic Hail Thursda
night, under the auspices of the X. j
B. Dancing Club, was 4 brilliant affai
and the enjoyment of those participant
ing seemed complete The music wa
excellent, the floor IN good condition
the hall well lighted. and the party JUS
large enough to be free from the incOn
venencies of crowded rooms, four set:
occupying the floor at one time. Any
one glancing over the dancers as they
floated through the mystic mazes could
but feel that for well dressed, graceful
and pretty women, and fine looking
men. Huntsville stands second to no
other town in this partof the state. At
l. o'clock the party repaired to Liberal
Hall where after partaking of Il good
supper they again returned to the en-
ioyment OF the dance which was kept
up until late, or more properly an
early hour.
Among the hansomely dressed ladies
we noticed the following:
Miss DeFrance, ciel blue silk surah,
silk bouffant drapery, spanish lace and
natural flowers.
Miss Willard: Peach blossom satin
deliberately trimmed with lace. pearl
ornaments and garnet flowers.
Miss Ida Fowler: Pink silk with plush
trim mings, 20 ornaments.
Miss Wilson: Pink satin, plain swiss
drapery. spanish lace, natural flowers.
gold and pearl ornaments.
Mss McNutt: Sky blue satin and
tarelton. natural flowers.
Miss Grove: Dotted null. spanish lace
pink trimming. chrysanthums, pearl
and turquoise ornaments.
Miss Harris: Nuns yelling, spanish
lace and crushed roses.
Miss Lewis: Black radames satin,
duchess lace, pearl ornaments and gar
net flowers.
Mss Shepherd: Steel gray silk. cas-
cades Of spanish lace, snrah SATIN sash.
Miss Craig: Pink satin, plain swiss
drapery, spanish lace, natural flowers,
gold and pearl ornaments.
Miss Gtlpe: Dregs of wine satin and
black lace, steel ornaments, natura
flowers
Miss Warner: Black silk trimmed with
real lace, crushed roses. and Jet orna
ments.
Miss Miller: Combination toilet, white
satin and null, garnitures of natural |
flowers, ornaments, aqua marine.
Miss Higgins: black silk grcnadine
with scarlet trimmings.
Miss Ferrick: Navy blu. and old gold
silk with natural flowers
Miss Belliter: Plum monte cloth and
velvet.
Miss Meyers; Scarlet satin, cardigan
acket, drapery of india linen, jet orna
nents.
Miss Hart: Bronze green shudah
md satin with silk embroidery, spanish
ace and flowers.
Miss Hooper: Heliotrope silk. with
black silk drapery, crushed DAISIES, no
Miss Nagley: Black satin de Lyon, jet
Miss Clark: Navy blue silk with nat
lral flowers. !
Miss Kline: Black silk and velvet with
ct ornaments.
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First and Only Call IN Five Year,

to all persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to the firm OF SwrGEIr <
GARDNER will please call and settle at
once. as their books must be settled by
the first of January, 1882.
SwIGERr GARDNER
Dec. 10th, 1881. INSIST
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Winter goods at cost, Baylor 4
ILL.,,
Miller.
Visible Improvement.

Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmlra. N. Y.
writes -. bout four years ago | had al
attack of bilious fever. and | would be
completely Frustrated for days. After
using two bottles of your Burdock
Blood Bitters the improvement was so
visible that | was astonished. | can
now. though 81 years of age. do fair
and reasonable days work Price 81 90
trial size 10 cents. Fer sale by J. G..
Jamison,
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NO az.

AL kinds of cassimeres and worsted
suiting; at No. SS, west side Of the
square Finest and largest stock ever
brought to kirksyille which will be sold
lower than the same goods can be
bough at any other house in town.
call and examine the goods and satisfy
yourself.
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HELP WANTED.

want few energetic men for each
county in Missouri to take orders. Also
a limited number of reliable parties to
uppoint and suDerintend agents. Good
pay and permanent employment 10 the
proper parties. Address, F. NJ. bod
son, ! doors south of Savings Bank
hlrksvllle, Mo. S5-9y.
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Trouble Saved.

1t is remarkable fact that Thomas
Electric OIL is as good for internal as
external use For diseases Of the lungs
and throat. and for rheumatism. neu-
ralfiia. crick in the back wounds and
sores. it is the best known remedy. and
much trouble is saved by having it al
ways on hand. For sale by j. e. Jami-
son
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MARRIAGES..

EILER-KELLER.-on Christmas day by Rev.
I'm Green. his residence IN this city. Mr. II. j :.
KELLER and Miss MACY A. KELLER
HoPE-KING.-In st. Louis. Monday, Dee. Goth.
Mr.. ). Il. HoPE, OF osweso, Kansas. and Miss
I.ottis King. of ST. Louis
MARglEp.-In this city December 23d.
by John Richey, J. p, Mr.. John Eos
ter to Miss Sarah A. Howerton, all of
Elm Township, Putnam County Mo.
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4 Hive Of Bees.

Bsrdock Blood Bitters Bring Back
health. when the Body is Badly disor-
dered BY impure Blood. Billiousness,
indigestion. constipation. dyspepsia
and other Bad disorders cured by Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. Price sl00, trial
size ten cents For sale by J. e. Jami-
Snn
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NOW is the time to select your hoE-
day presents, and if you want some.
thing sensible, call on John Caskey's
and buy nice Dress pattern for your
wife or daghter.
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Gard.

To THE PrBLIc:-We have bought out
Gardner Ie Herrek, and propose to make N
honest living by selling Groceries. We have
secured the services of Mr. C.. E. Leech, and
lie will be glad to see all his old friends At the
old stand Call and examine prices.
NA.KzY q Son.
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GRACHIC PERSONALS.


u Friday last by his presence and tw
dollars. for which the GRAPHIC wi
brighten his home for many months.
I. W. Tickle dropped in on US las
Friday and left 1925 for the GRAPur
and the Globe Democrat.
, On Saturday J. W. Barns, OF Adair
was in town and among his othel
Christmas purchases secured the Ora
PHO leaving the cash for the same.
Mr.. E. Sampson, Of Pettis Township
was in town on Friday and gave che
GRAPHIC pleasant call, leaving US q
substantial reminder of the same
Mr.. Hall, of Salt River was around
upon our streets Friday and smilingly
handed us sl.5O for the great family
paper.
Aaron Dennis, of Mercyville, was in
our city on Saturday last and gave the
GRAPHIC office pleasant and profitable
call.
G. w. Galloway and wife were i'll
town Saturday getting ready for
Christmas, and among other thing
didn't forget the GRAPHIC.
Wesley DeFrance and his sister
Miss Matte, left for Columbia, to re-
sum their studies, last night,
Mr.. Isaac South, of Clay, dropped in
yesterday and enlisted for another year
in the Graphic army.
J.G. Kelly, of Salt River township,
was in town Thursday and gave us
short call. Mr. Kelly is an earnest,
and intelligent republican, pure and
simple. without a '.wart'' Of any kind
to it. Thanks for the S. which Sc
cures the Weekly GRAPHIC till 1855.
VIM. Riblett. of Nineveh, was in
town, and didn't forget the GRAPHIC.
Thanks.
Mr.. l.. Wood. of Shibley's Point,
called around Friday last and left the
money on our table for the GRAPHIC.
That kind of calls are always gladly re-
ceived.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bacon, of Mo-
berry are here visiting at Mrs. Rich
tiers. They will remain about one
month.
w. H. Sohn, of Brashear, accompa-
MED by his little daughter, and Miss
Snyder, made the GRAPHIC office a
pleasant call Monday last. Mr.. Sohn
secured the GRAPHIC for another year
F. E. Mlley, of Nineveh, dropped
in on us Monday evening and left us
SIS for the GRAPHIC.
T. ]. Custer, of Owasco, was in town
Wednesday and gave the GRAPHIC a
call. leaving the cash for the same.
Waterman Reed, of Wilson, was
around among his friends here on
last he gave the GRAPHIC
office call leaving the needful for the
GRAPHIC, the Toledo BLADE, the GL0be-
Democrat and the Inter- Ottau. Mr..
Reed always keeps himself well inform
ID. s
Mr.. C. r. Sparks, of Floyd's Creek
rave US pleasant and profitable call
Wednesday. We are never too busy to
eceive calls ofthat nature.
7. B. Greenslate, OF Clay was in town
he too did not forget the
eouirements to make his family happy, q
S the bright silver he handed us for
he GRAPHIC gave us proof. {
7. w. and w. T. Hutchinson, of
'olk, were in town "wednesday and
ave us call, come again.
W. H. Griffin, of Floyd's Creek,
vas in Wednesday, and left the ducats
m our table for the GRAPHIC another
ear.
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DTBLIC >AL.E.-I viii offer At public sale ut INV
l residence 4 miles northeast at kirksyilie. uii
Friday, January 9th. is>i. the following property:
shrad EXTRA miich cows graded hrifcrs: yofii.
graded bul: span mares: span horses: young
stallion old: jack old. top buggy and
set double harness: improved mower: -ulkey pIow:
and other fIr.p Ing implements. 4 credit Of Que
year approved note with per cent interest all
sums ten dollars. sale win begin At 10 'uio-x
\. ~. CALEB H,IGIIT.
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Mendell l. Thompson.

Mendell & Thompson represent all
the fire insurance companies formerly
represented by j. C. Thatcher, Don't
fail to see them before inSur;ng your
property.
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\. |. kHNnV'S

Family Grocery jam full of Staple and
Fancy Groceries Produce, Provisions
Oueensware, Tobacco, Cigars, Canned
Fruits etc. Calm and see him
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IT you want t. insure with an agent
that does business on his own merit.
and the merits of the companies he rep
resents and not by humbuggery. call on
): q. Thatcher, south side Of the square
kirksville No.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-12-30

Why do people 20 to ]. C. Thatcher
70 get their insurance renewed and
to take out new policies. Because
they know him to be an old experienced
agent, representing first class com
panies
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pUBLIC SALE will offer for sale
L ut my farm three miles north Of Kirksvills
on Tuesday. January ID, ISL The following
property, to-wIt: ~ steer calves, yaarlina.
steer. D yearling heifer-, 3cows, horse, :
hogs, a lot ofeoin. hay, implements and ma
ehnery. G. +. Marley.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-12-30

LARGEST stock OF Boots and Shoes
in North Missouri kept at
SUCH & LONGS.
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CHRISTMAS Is HERE.

And MAGRUDER, the peoples grocer,
has just opened a nice assortment OF
China Toys, Cnbs and Sauters. etc.
Call on and see him.
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Don't squandez your money for use.
E ess toys, but go to Such & Longs and
mt the children out VITA those CHEAP
and COMFORTABLE shoes,
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Rub 1t In.

Jacob Loeckman. PA Clinton Street
buffalo. n: T.. says be has been using
Thomas Electric Oil. for rheumatism
He had such lame back that he could
do nothing; but one bottle entirely
cured him. For sale by j. G. Jamison.
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A car load each of the Studebaker
and Moline wagons just received at w.
j. Wilkes. These wagons need no re
commentator. They are the best
made and 1t always pays to buy the
best.
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John Caskey says he u0nM spare a
few more overcoats if anybody needs
them.
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n1PJIince Meat. ssu

Put up in first class style, at the Fonta-
inc His, fruit canning establishment.
Something nice. Try 1t. Just recelv-
ed at MAYNARD'S.
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Custom Grinding.

Holmes & Amick at the Variety
Wood Works are now prepared to do
custom grinding on corn and feed, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
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No TROUBLE to show goods at SUCH
4 LONGS. Examine their stock and
learn their Low PRICES.
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Castle Mills

Flour. Every sack warranted full
weight and good quality at
DEAN & GRIFFIN.
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Secoud Hand Furniture

Stoves: &c, bought and sold by W. N
Hope. Office at Jas. A. Hopes eas,
side of square.
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Thursdays Daily.

Miss Cassie Pierce. dsughter of ID,
Pierce, Of Shiblsy's Point Mo-, is ii
Kirksville visiting Miss Addie Steph
! ems.
Mrs. H. \. Butler, of Macon ano
Mr.. ]. o. Gooch, of Quincy, are visit
ing the family of Anthony Gooch o
this place.
&c Halliburton and bride and Mis-.
Maggie f Richardson, of Warsaw,
Mo-, are guests at the Parcel House
The Episcopal Christmas Festivities
were held at the residence of Mr.. H. W
Snyder A table with CONNECTIONS and
refreshments was spread for the little
folks and the rooms handsomely decor
ated. Those in attendance report a
splendid time.
Miss Bell Wilson, of Moberly, is
visiting the family of Mrs. Richter of
this place, and in company with Master
Frank Richter gave the GRAPHIC office
a pleasant call Yesterday.
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Mr.. R. D. Magruder is In receipt of
a nice line of Queensware and Glass
ware, bought at lower figures than
any house in Kirksville.
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w G.. CocHRANE.

The Balm of Life is for sale, whole
sale and retail. at !. G. Jamison's and
F. \. Groves, Kirksville, Mo.
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Did Yen Not Knew

That Fowler has the largest and
finest line of toilet articles and toilet
goods in town. He can't be beaten.
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Try John Caskey; first and last, for
nice Dress Goods and dent yvu fozg4
it,
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The Balm of Life never fails to
cure Sore Throat, D!phtheria, Tooth
ache, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism and all kindred diseases. For
sale, wholesale and retail by ]. G.
Jamison and F. A. Grove. kirksville,
Mo.
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Bargains in YoutAs' and CHiZd,lu'
Boots, at Such & Longs.
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A few Nobby Suits for sale at Tohn
Caskey's.
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GO AND SEF

ChOchrane's immense stock of
cloths sultings and overcoat-
ings. and compare prices. We
guarantee you this-to show
you a better and a larger stock
than any two concerns in
Kirksyiile. We guarantee
to save YOU from 3 to >
dollars on Il suit. We guaran.
tee strictly first class work and
entire satisfaction. Thanking
the public for its very lib.
eral patronage, l am Respect
fully
W: q. COCHRAN.
Rooms South Side Square
-- SAasaA
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SUCH & LONG keep everythi
IN the Boot and Shoe line.
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j.. Vail w. u, w likes HSL OIlc U
those handsome spring wagons.
Farmer take your butter. eggs, etc.
to Magruder's grocery.
Dress Flannels and Shooda cloth a
GEO. r. BREwINcToN's
A SllngerIand has complete set O
title abstract books, W. side square.
New goods this week at Magruder'.
grocery.
The newest stock..in town Ii now a,
Geo. R. Brewington's.
When you want nice tea or coffee call
at Magl uders.
0vercoats at cost. Baylor 4
Miller
Best 80 ct. Jeans and s1.OO corsetts
in the market at BREw1NGroS's
Buggies and Spring Wagons gong
cheap at W. J. Wilkes.
Another consignment of Staple and
Fancy Groceries Just opened out at
Magruder's,
Buggiesand Spring Wagons offered
cheap and warranted first class at w. J
Wilkes.
At cost at cost Baylor & M/-
Ter.
Headquarters for the best sewing
machines IN kirksville. Call and see
me and be convinced.
D. S. GUIPE.
At the Normal Book Store.
A new line of Dolmans and Cloaks. in
light shades, Just received at John Cas-
KEYS. Call and see HIM.
| Big line OF queensware, glass ware,
etc, Just in at Wilkes and Wizards
south side SQUARE.
Baylor & Miller are selling at
cost.
The Studebaker Wagon with the
new patent truss axle, at Wilkes hard
ware store Farmers call and see it.
If you want anything IN their line
it will pay you to go to No. So, west
side, they won't be undersold.
Staple and fancy grocerles-can't be
beat on quality and price-at Wilkes
and Wizards.
Baylor & Miller musthaye mon
eE
A handsome line of fine Albums suit
able for holiday presents, Just received
at Fout Bros.
The place to buy first class Buggy
or Spring Wagon is at Wilkes Hard
ware store.
Call at w. ]. Wilkes Hardware store
when you want first class Buggy or
Spring wagon.
Everything at cost, Boylor&
Miller.
D. Baird has some very fine and ar /
tistic monuments and memorial |
tablets at his marble works. BARGAINS
are now offered. Cal! and see him.
S. T. Furrow. The Old Reliable
Grocervman. Still on hand, and an
other big stock. Farmers give him a
call
Baylor & Miller want money.
Remember the Castle Mill Flour is
warranted full weight and good quail
tv. Try it. For sale at
DEAN s, GRIFFIN.
Full suits at No. IS, west side, 10
per cert cheaper than any other house
in north Missouri for the same kinds of
goods.
Clothing at cost, Baylor & Nil
Ter.
A car load of that splendid Ten
Brock Flour at Wilkes & Wizards.
Every sack warranted. and satisfaction |
guaranteed Give them a call. South
side.
Closing OUT at coSt 6dU0r ~
Miller,
Go to W. J. WilkesfOr your wag ms.
Taking into consideration tire quality
Of the wagon. he will supply you for
less money than any other house in !
town.
Winter goods at cost, Baylor &
Miller.
Visible Improvement.
Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmlra N. Y.
writes u. bout four years ago | had al
attack of bilious fever. and | wonld be
completely Frustrated for days. After
using two bottles of your Burdock
Blood Bitters the improvement was so
visible that | was astonished. | can
now. though 81 years of age. do 4 fair
and reasonable days work. Price 81 90 |
trial size 10 cents Fer sale by j. e.
JamiSon.
). |. Burrows
Family Groceryis jam full of Staple and
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W., st. L. / r. Railway.
NOTICE

The GRAPHIC has arrange
ments by which it clubs with
the leading papers and maya.
zines throughout the country
ct the lowest rates. Bear this
IN mind.
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Something New

and useful Those IndesfTKf1ibGe
Dolls at Fowler's Drug Store. Don't
buy till you see them.
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Christmas Candies,

A very fine and full selection at
MAGRUpEr: s.
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Il hereby certify that I have used
DR.. Franconi's Balm of Life, ard find
IF q moot avce,TIa,,. rar,,J
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Did you ever {,

Did you ever.
What9
Why2
See the nice New Years goods at
Wilson's on the east side. Well, he
wants all the big folks, and little folks
to come and buy. You must hurry up
as they are going fast. NOW is your
time.
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See those nobby hats at No. SO.

Fire proof oil cloths at john Caskey.
Fresh oysters in any way You deslr
at Maynard's.
| Magruders is the place for staple ant
fancy groceries.
Furrow take the lead on Queens
ware.
A full line of Ready made clothing
Tohn Caskey's.
10000 lbs. Eagle Flour at Il. D.
Magruder's.
All styles Of overcoatings at No. SO,
west side.
Dress Flannels and Shoodah cloth
1T BREwINGToN's.
Latest styles dress goods are at
Brewington's.
Wanted all to see tine new goods at
Brewingtons.
Matthews & Beeman have Buck
wheat Flour Call and get some.
Remember and call at Magruder' for
he celebrated Eagle Mills Flour.
Ladies' Button Arctics at SUCH &
LONGS.
Flannel Lined Shoes at SUCH &
LONGS.
"Old Ladies Comfort Shoes, just
the thing at Such & Longs.
Thatcher devoted all his time to in
surance and has, for over eight years
Call at w. J, Wilkes and get one OF
those handsome spring wagons.
Farmer take your butter, eggs, ETC.,
to Magruder's grocery.
Dress Flannels and Shooda cloth at
GEO. r. BREwINGToN'S.
A SllngerIand has complete set OF
title abstract books, W. side square.
New goods this week at Magruders
grocery.
The newest stock, in town Ii now at
Geo. r. Brewington's
When you want nice tea or coffee call
at Magl uder's.