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our NEW MAY0R.
Dr.. Kesscher Elected and In
stalled!

lection passed off quietly on Monday
and resulted in the Choice OF DR.. J. H.
Wesscher. The vote stood:
Wesscher 166: Pierce 90: Allgaier
~: Jack Hill l. which gives WeSscher a
clear majority %. eight aver all his com
ietiter>. The GRAPHIC good judge
ment in the selection of candidate is
once more verified at the polls. The
new mayor was installed in office on
Tuesday evening. We understand one
of his first official acts was to notify
the marshal TO break ND the
crows roost on the southwest corner
OF the square.
Drewry DAVIS. whose trial was TO
have come off last Friday. was permit
TED by the marshal 10 go in search of
bondsmen. and didn't find them-we
suppose-for lie turned up missing
on Friday morning. We learn he has
submitted propositions to the city au-
thorities to forgive them for their ac-
ton against HIM and to pay fifty dollars
into the town treasury provided they
will behave themselves and agree to
leave him alone hereafter. We presume
his remarkably liberal and cheeky prop
osition Will be taken under prayerful
considerations.
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Memorials.

There Is u desire, says writer. I'M
planted IN all human bosoms to be re-
melnbered by the living. when they
shall sleep in the dust. 1t is to this
univeral feeling OF remembrance that
the art Of the marble cutter pays tri-
butte. The language OF the heart is elo-
quentiy expressed by the shapely col.
umn. the urn. the broken shaft. the
carved leaf. the cross and other emblems
worked out in pure and snowy marble
and erected by loving hearts over the
departed. Looking through the mar
be works Of Mr. Baird. this week We
We're struck with the vast advances
made III the skill and coed taste over
what was thought 70 be coed and al
propriat a few wears since Here was
a large variety Of designs. each har-
moriouslv proportioned. shillfullv -.-
acuted and strikingly appropriate.
Some OF the larger monuments and coll
umns are exquisite works of arts and
yet come within the means of almost
any family DESTROYS ofsu!tablv perpet-
uating the memory Of the dead. Mr.
Baird has achieved. through tile rears
OF experience a perfect knowledge Of
the business in all lis details. and pur-
chasing materials directly from the
quarieS. employing no canvaSSers and
giving personal attention TO his busi-
ness is enabled t" sell ut the very lowest
prices. while giving at the same time
first class work to his customers. Call
in and SEQ him.
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Gone Home.

In this city at p. M, on Wednesday
last. after long and painful illness
Mrs. Elizabeth Shryock, wife of David
Shrvock. departed This life.
Mrs. Shryock had lived out her three
score years and ten. and was one of tie
kindest and best women it has ever
been our pleasure to meet. She was
never happier than when administering
TO the sick o. afflicted, or laboring
to alleviate the pains of the sutiering,al-
ways cheerful kind and tender, those
with whom she became in any way as
soc'ated could but love her. Hence
she leaves scores of friends who deeply
regret her loss. She was member OF
the Presbyterian church and had an
faith in the promises of eternal
happiness in the world to come.
The funeral took place yesterday
from the presby terrain chmch.
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DoNEGHY Bros.
Notice 70 Physicians.

Notice is here by given that bids
will be received by the Adair County
Court on Monday February 9TH 1881
from the registered Physicians of the
County for the medical care and at
tention of the county paupers for the
present year. 1t bel 6 understood
that such bids VIII contain an agree
ment to attend only such persons as
are declared to need medical attention
by the authorised agent of the county
court. The contract 10 include pract-
ice at the Jail and the examination OF
all insane persons.
The bids referred to are TO include
bills for medicine and the right to re-
ject any or all bids not deemed suita-
bic to the court is reserved.
By ORDER Co. Court.
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Dumped Out.

DR.. Swe1nam experienced the pleas
ures of 4 runaway scrape Monday,
while out west of the Charlton in a
sleigh to attend apatient. On his re-
turn his sleigh run into snow covered
gully, pitching him out; when his horse
took occasion to leave. He also left
suddenly - very suddenly. After
watching his outfit disappear in the
direction Of lillian at a rate that would
shame 4 lightning express on the O.,
NJ. & P, he rose up and hunted a con-
veyance to town. Tuesday the rem
nants of his rig was hauled in by 4
farmer in wagon, who also rought
in the fiery untamed steed' which
had so unceremoniously departed as
afosesaid. Even doctors have their
ups and downs in this world. and
this was one of the downs.
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Greentop Graplilcs.
Especial 30 the GnAruIcl

/
| GREENTop. Mo-, Jan, cth.-Please
insert the following items and oblise.
The hog trade at this point is still on
the boom. We understand SOME oil
our local dealers are paying as high as
| $3.50. Mr.. r. r. Wells, Mr.. Reynolds
and also Mr.. S. i. Lind shipped sever
al car loads this week. Our mcr-
chants were paying IS cents for butter
last week.
The wife of l.. Foster, living two
miles west of this place left him some
time ago. He went to her father
where she was staying, drew revolver
and said he would kill himself ii she
would not 90 y 18th him. She refused
to do it. He put the reyolver-not to
his head, but into his pocket. He al
SO used threatening language ealcula-
ted to leave the impression that he
might injure the family, but we guess
there is not much danger.
A family living southwest Of this
place have been on the war path for
several months, but we understand
they have come to a compromise in
the matter.
Mrs. \. NJ. Lind and Mrs ]. Lee
have been quite sick. DR.. Shirley is
attending.
Mrs. l. Green has been quite sick
for several days. Attended by DR..
Sickles.
DIED-January 9Th, CLAUDIA, only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gatlin, aged
one year and nine months.
John Sands dwelling caught fire on
Tuesday. Defective fiue. The fire
was extingulshed before much damage
was done.
Your correspondent seems to be ex-
ceedingly smart. He had better learn
how to spell Wilkon, and take 4 few
lessons in punctuation, as well as sup
ply some missing words We recon-
mend 4 medical almanac for a text
book.
Rev. Davis preached here Saturday
night and Sunday.
Capt. r. NJ. Toler, D. D. G. NJ. of
Greentop Lodge No. sos, l. O. 0. F.,
left Monday night for St. Louis. to at
tend the grand lodge of that order.
H. Gatlin is visiting his brother. H.
Gatlin, in Iowa, this week.
We notice that NJ. Speers is fixing
up the second story of his store house
or his family. and learn hewill open
out first class eating house.
Moses Furnish, who lives five miles |
southeast of this place, while coming
rom Kirksville on Christmas day, was
thrown from his sled and one of his
lbs broken. We are glad to learn
hat he is able to be out again.
L. F. Hubbard, of kirksville. is
oading ties at this place this week.
Inn SLICK.
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The Poor Farm.

NOTICE. The conditions upon
which the County Court Tow purpose
letting the Poor Farm for two years
ensuing, beginning the first OF March
next, are at the County Clerk Office,
and parties desiring to inform them
selves with a view to bidding for the
place should call and learn what will
be required Of the keeper. Sealed
bids tor keeping said farm may be fill
ed at any time prior to February It'll
next. At which time the court will o.
pen and examine such bids with the
purpose OF leasing the farm. but the
Court reserves the right to reject any
or all of the bids not deemed suitable.
By ORDER OF COUNTY COURT.
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ON HAND AGAIN

Our Friend PfSter. the oyster and
restaurant man. though burncdou and
"scoopcd' by the fire is on his feet again
He mas Just retu ned from st. Louis
where he has lad in new outfit and is
now fitting up rooms up stairs west Of
the savings bank. where he Will be
ready for business in few days. Let
his old customers bring as many new
ones as possible ana give Frank a
regular boom in his new establishment.
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No Blow.

But honest solid facts-.acts lacked
by figures. DAVIS &c Shearrcr of the
city meat market want. and will pay
the very tip-top price fol strictly no. l
cattl. for fheir slaughter pens. No low
graded or "scallawags wanted. This
is why they keep and sell the best beef,
pork anc mutton tn town. They til;e
the lead and propose to hold it. Facts
tell.
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FIRE AGAIN.
Another Farm House Burned.


Monday night the residence Of Mr..
James Hook. three miles south Of
GreeneasT!e was entirely Consumed by
fire. The fire originated from the same
old cause, a defective aue. 0nlya por
ton of the household goods We're saved.
Mr.. David Kennedy who boarded there
while teaching in the Boynton district,
was also severe loser by the fire. as his
private library amounting to nearly a
hundred dollars worth of books. logeth-
er with all his clothing except the suit
he had on, We're burned up. We have
not learned whether there was any in
Surance on the property ornot-we pre-
sumo not
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ss:::i Business Locals 10 cents per Line.
TO ADVERTISERS.

-omake it fair and business like for
he GRAPHIC does no free adver-
Hg-except for benevolent or char
te purposes. In other words ad-
users are expected to pay full time
ral notices, until ordered out. Bear
] N mind.
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STOP THAT COUCH.

BY going to the reliable and we'll
known drug stand of G. Jameson.
kirksville NO., and buying a ST.. bottle
Of GREEN MOUNTAIN CovGH BALsAM.
If, after using two-thirds, YOU get no
relief, return the balance and get your
money back. See advertisement in
bis paper.
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" inter

VIII soon be here. you must have
stoves and now Is the time To call at
W. J. Wilkes and order them. \ large
and complete assortment now on exhibl-
ton. All the best grades and most APP
proved STYLES both for wood and coal.
Farmers desiring to fit out with first
class farm and spring wagons should
also call on Wilkes. Do not buy else
where. but call and see him.
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Nice Lard.

Made specially at John Miller &
Cos. meat market. Bring on your
buckets, cans and jars if yol want a
prime article. This firm is making i
stir in the meat business and proposes
to keep the ball rolling. An extra
nice supply of choice beef now on hand.
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MIST 10.

This is the fat. That whole stock.
regardless of cost. must be worked off.
You will find them in the Coop build
ing, north of the square. Staple and
fancy goods, dress goods. boots, shoes.
fine woolens. hoods. blankets. etc. Call
and get your pick at almost your own
figures. W. b. Harlan means business.
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By ORDER Con-.
MARRIED.

On the evening of Jan. 1st., at the
residence of the brides parents. near
Greentop, by Rev +. VI. Green. Mr.. Lee
roy W. Orr and Miss Mollic Gatlin.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. J. j.
Bentley. at the residence of A. Gooch,
Mr.. Robert Granger of this city. and
Miss Alice B. Brennan,o of Knox county.
On Dec. Both. at Brasilear. Mo-, by
Rev. ]. Herbert. Mr.. VIM. Strock. and
Miss Hester 0ldtather, all Of Adair
county.
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newspaper Decisions.

,.- re-son who takes 4 paper regular
A e. ms: niiice-whcther directed to
IS !. az aaoiher- o. whether he has sub
; s'a, rot-is responsible for the pay
/ n. ,prsau o-lcrs hi. paper disconiin-
\ I. ma.I pay all arre"rases. ., .he pub.
) msv continue - send II until payment
- and cullcc; the whole amount. "hean-
!. 4. a-gcr Is taken fgum the otiiec ot not.
=. caurt, have decided that refusing
- new. 3aI,crs ana periodicals from the
~ "a. o- removing and lcay:as them I'M
: 81 ~ i r-jma facic evidence Of intcn-
= i-and-
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No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink 'WINE OF cARDUI."
For sale by J. &. Jamison.

The kahoka Herald. 4 neat eight
page journal, successor to the Alexan.
dria Commercial, is received. Mr.. G
G. Childers is publisher. Mr.. Murphy
made good paper ofthe Commercial,
and the citizens of Alexandria met 4
serious loss in its suspension and re-
moval. We wish the new proprietor
success.
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Kirksvillc. No. Sept. i.

CorAErSEgsHIp-Dr. Swetnam has
associated with himself in the practice
Of medicine. DIR. G.. \. Cohen. They
VII carry OF the practice at DR.. SWEET
NAM old stand. ant calls will he
promptly attended 10 at al. hours Of the
tav or night.
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The Weather

Has turned cold again as our read
erS have doubtless observed, yet the
Quincy grocery hasn't ''friz up. Lots
of customers and plenty of coal keep
the thing red hot Osenbaugh is out
again and ready to wait upon custo-
mers. Gail IN and seq him.
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Wanted immediately.

$1,000 pounds fresh hutter. 5000
dozen fresh eggs. and all kind. Of
county produce Call and see me-
before you sell. and get my prices. and
10 not be fooled by street runners. my
price Is cash strictly.
Tuns Hon prooK
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respondents must send Us their
-lname along with their communi
E1ns SO that we may know who they
The names when desired will be
/ strictly confdential-but we must
( them. This an imperative rule
d newspaper offices. Please remem-
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New subscriptions.

'sived since our last issue:
ss Sprlggs, l.j0; S p Thompson
. !, 'iibson 80 Ira n Snyder 1.JO
Morrison 80: James Denniston
4 Z : hurd 80: 5 5 Roberts l.5O:
baldwin -; Henry c Adkins l.5O:
son LOO: Sam Francis 80: Anna
~, gay 30; A J Garlock 1.O: John
M4ah l.J0; J X Evans 10: I }
~ Back subscriptions 100.
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~
FIND

Edmiston and order your suit. He is
up stairs over Fowlers drug store on
the southwest corner of the square. A
fine line of gents furnishing goods
made up in any style and finish desir-
Il
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MeSsrs Link 4 Blackman. OF this city,
have slaughtered and packed owe: 500
600 lbs. of pork tn" present season.

Our Insurance agents have been do
ing a lively business since the fire. ,peo-
pie are hrstling around and taking cut
policies, rather than carry their own
risks any longer.
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Notice.

All who are indebted to the late firm
of K. Such & Co., are requested to
call and settle their accounts. Please
do not wait for me to call en- you, but
come at once. To such rs the firm
owes come and get your money. I
wish settlement with all parties con-
eerned. am for the present up stairs
IN the brick building cast of the Amer
lean House. Respectfully,
J. K. Such.
kirksville, Ian. I.
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Festival and Dance.

The Ancient Order of United Work
man will hold their anniversary Festi-
val and Dance, on FEBRUARY 1st. at Ma
sonic Hall
Ry Opnrp Cnu
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AT 4 SACRIFICE

Amaged goods at ruinously low
:7res going of rapidly. Harlan 5
sk-Coop's building. Now ready.
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Jackson, the irrepressible sewing
machine agent,can be found at Clark S
hardware store.
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y team attached to wagon on the
north sid. Of the square attempted 10
take a iitir run "Wednesday morning.
y man with Il team and >ieigh on the
east side stood in their way and the
court yard fence brought them to full
stop with little or no damage to them
selves or vehicle.
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Always keep 'Kendalls SPAWN Cure
in your house. If your Druggist will
not get it fer you send to the proprie-
tors. B. ]. Kendall & CO.. Enosburgh
Falls Vt.
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SHIRLEY Point items.
GRAPHIC Corresnondence.l

.Uf.PIIV VViTcsITUHtcrVc.I
An interesting literary society meets
here regularly every Saturday night.
Our school has been temporarily
suspended on account of the sickness
OF the teacher. Miss A. Floyd.
Sabbath school has closed until the
first Sunday in June.
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SAVED FROM THE BURNINe ELEMENTS

A large lot of strictly first class sew
ing machines, which will be sold at very
reasonable prices by D. S. Guipe. Head
quarters at DeReamer grocery.
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Don you forget that Ptister is fitting
up new rooms for the oyster and restu-
rant business up stairs west of the saw
ing's bank.
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Remember,

Plenry of new goods. and latest styles.
Everything in our line for theChris,-
mas trade.
4 new line of ladies kid gloves.
Also fresh line of mems Christmas
caps at the NV YORK STORE
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Normal Items.

Program of thePhilomathian society
Jan. Sth.
\ sole with organ accompaniment
Miss Lula Sharp, assisted in chorus by
Misses Ada Greenwood and Carrie vii
son and Mr.. Saver.
Essay by Miss Ada Greenwood. sub
ject shopping,
Select reading. Miss Katie Baker: Pas
sing Away.
Defamation. Lou Fisher, Rock
ofAges.
Select reading. Mallie Myres, Poor
Little Joe.
Select reading, Nettie Willard.
Solo. Carrie Wilson. as
sisted in chorus by Miss Ada
Greenwood. Lula Sharp and Nh
Saver.
The literary part of the entertain.
ment closed after which came lively
debate between MessrS. Steel and Hol-
lowav. Question. Resolrea that the
territory of the United States is too
large to be conclusive 10 the welfare OF
the government.
Mr.. Ralph Oldham al the earnest re-
quest of the society made one Of his wit
ty speeches which was well received.
and. judging from the applause, was
highly appreciated.
Mr.. Vallandingham. who graduated
here last year in the A class died at
this place last Saturday HIS remains
were taken home near Columbia.
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Ii you want to make Post Dispatch
agent mad just say Chronicle to him.
and see him get up and howl Surely the
future great if it hash quite as many
people in it as Chicago. ought to be able
10 support two evening papers.
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LEGAL.-In addition to the Dublica-
tons in this weeks GRAPHIC, the sher-
if advertises to sell Feb I7th:
Adair COUNTY vs.. Y. H. PARCELS.
Lots 5 and s, block /, Knights adii-
ton to the town of kirksville.
Yadervs. Ditmars: Sc. IA of S.
{. IL of sec. 81. and the S.-W. Il of
the S.-N. IL, sec. 20; also ~ acres
west part Sc. IL, S.-W. Ia of sec.
20, tip. 81, range. II.
Adair county vs.. \. J. Knight; Lots
! and in block 4, Knights addition to
kirksvllle.
Adair county VS.. Shelton: NE IA
of the NV Ia, sec IS, and the E 1-a.
NE IL; NV ii, sec. "a. tip. 81,
range I6.
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Mrs. Mary Morris. wife of the late y
Morris. old residents ofthe city. died on
Tuesday. The tunera. took place at the
residence OF the family, Wednesday al
teruonn
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If you are troubled with rheuma-
tism use 'Kendalls SPAWN Cure See
Advertisement.
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The railroads running through the
county paid into the treasury $1,000
10 as taxes.
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4 sllngerland has complete set of
Distract books. W side square. so
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i1eSt line of cigars. tobaccos and
eat Giaizes grocery store. Call and
In.
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'ho is cash? You viii find out by
Easing groceries at Halliday Bros.
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PLAIN FACTS.


Isl 49, = 49, s'o', ;x . ouy ,,
i LIZ soo''s IL e va.
1lale .''a ~ Guy any 'o ut
l ~ s-31o ~ 'o"n pa'
'oS esh9i' zy
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The county court advertises for bids
for medical attendance of the county
paupers.
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The New York Grocery store under
the Parcels House is the place for far
mers. They pay good prices for
country produce and sell cheap. Drop
in and see them. A very full and
complete stock of everything in the
grocery line.
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The special meetings in the NJ. E.
ChurchSouth continues with Increasing
interest. Rev. J.M.Mumpoxer is assist
ing the pastor.
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ash paid for country produce at
-sday Bros.
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The Odd Fellows have materially
modified the work OF the order, and the
new arrangement takes effect imme-
diat|y.
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.lSale-l0 acre truIt farm IN hreen-
.ood house and barn. well. and fine or
! 20 apple trees. and abundance Of
{ : and small fruits VIII be sold cheap.
7ii.ia- in splendid order for 4 comfortable
r.. Apply ut this. office
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'oOt maple molasses at W. {.
'2es, also sorgham. Best in town.
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% not forget to call at John Cas-
for ladies' kid gloves.
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There are some eases of destitution in
town which ought to be looked after by
the benevolently inclined If any one
feels like looking them up, We will be
glad to point them out. One in parsic-
ular seems to be especially deserving Of
the attention of some ofour kind heart
ed ladies.
p. S.-Too late now.
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ySrnber that for fannels you must
John Caskey's.
act do not forgetto call at John
AsEs for anything YOU want.
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.70R SALE. Fine stock farm Of 100
r. ia1 in cultivation. with ~ acres If tim
NE half mile distant. Good house sta
bin horses. two good wells and about 700
trees VIII sell at bargain ortridc for
-siler farm. Good stock range adjacent
'safiice for further Information.
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I'D viii buy You a clean shirt, best
2aslin, nd all linen bosom and cuffs
GEO. Il. BREwIyGToS