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LAST SUNDAYS COMEDY,
ny ia HIM

ny ia HUN
Why is II that fate is SO often pcrvcrsc,
Her face with scOwls and frowns adjoining
Why is it that columns Of accidents dire,
Nc'cr cause the bells and bcaux to take
warning.
Take warning.
Not needing the fate of other young gents,
When reporters were as thick as flies in
molasscs
by George" said they, "w're not 'Harris.cd'
with fears.
And well even take drive with the beautiful
lassics.
Sweet lassies. o..
The sun rose that morning, and SO did the
boys,
But little they knew of what fortune would
bring.
Little they looked for Crash" on the "Lcc,
When they started to visit the mineral spring.
Cool spring.
One stately young man when out on the Lee
Thought. Now Is the time the question TO
pop"
He had hardly begun when the buggy was
smashed,
And his loving ayowal was brought to
stop.
Short stop.
Alas, and alas for this dread Interruption,
I his accident surly his brains will addle.
For his fair one rode home in another chaps
buggy:
And he came IN horseback without any
saddle,
No saddle.
would that could tell you that this was the
last,
But nO.,f accidents twas the beginning.
For Harriss-ed with doubts one his pocket
book lost
He had to go back and it set us all grinniLg-
All grinning.
He left his girl in the buggy: picture
OF Patience" upon monument sitting;
He walked, and he walked, three miles or
more,
Fer he could rcturn-angry words omit
ting.
Side splitting
why didn't he drive, and not walk ." You say,
To be sure he had nothing else TODD.
But he couldn't look at both sides of the road, |
Ard the pretty girl in the buggy too.
Oh, shoe!
And now my dear friends this parting advice,
Free gratis l offer; no charges you see,
When you start for the springs, take care of
your purse.
And go in Il buggy tliat'> made for three.
Tee hee.
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A LILY.
DEDICATED To MISS LYDIA nuLkLKY

DEDICATED TO MISS LYDIA BrLKLEY.
A lily green by the wayside with Its petals
pure and white,
Welcomed the crystal dew drops and the sun
shine fair and bright.
But the frostking kissed the lily and its pc
ais dropped and fell,
And the suns hine missed the blossom it had
loved so long and well.
The chilling blasts of winter swept over TIT
lily's tomb,
And the icy shroud of winter wrapped its
lonely bed in gloom.
But deep meath the snowy mantle the lily 3
pulses sleep.
And DER her couch the winter wind chants n
requiem sad and deep,
But 10! at tn: breath of spring tim. the lily
bursts the earth,
And leaps to meet the sunlight with new
analogous birth;
And its petals fair as ever greet the golden
light again,
And show no trace on their snowy face Of
deaths decay, or pain.
Then mourn not the loved one res ing in
deaths long quiet sleep,
A mother clasps her daughter with rapture
pure and deep.
And like the lily greeting the springtime's
gladstone kiss,
Shall our loved one haste to greet us in Il
world of endless bliss.
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Tuesdays Daily.

j. L. Shoup, farmer residing near
Holden, raised five hundred bushels OF
wheat this year.
Mr.. Stewart. of the Quincy Wing is
in town and gave the Graphic office a
call. The Wing is now morning pa.
per and is rapidly building up IN public
favor. 1t ought to get good circula-
ton along the line of the Q. NJ. &P.
The rotund and Jolly editor of the
North Mo, Register, Major Glllispie is
in town and ''came around to come
round" and looked through the Graphic
Office. We are glad to hear that the
Register is prospering finely, notwith-
standing its politics are none of the
best.
Mrs. Elliott left last Wednesday for
Moulton, Iowa, where she expects to
spend the winter. She has been an
invalid for several months, and her
numerous friends will unite in wishing
her an agreeable visit, and a complete
restoration to health
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Oh, What a Cough.

Will you heed the warning! The
signal, perhaps. of the sure approach OF
that more terrible disease of consump-
ton. Ask yourselves if you can afford,
for the sake Of saving 50 cents, to run
the risk and do nothing for it.. We
know from experience that Shiloh's
Cure will cure your cough. 1t never
fails. This explains why more than a
Million Bottles were sold in the past
year. 1t relieves Group and whooping
cough at once. Mothers do not be
without it. For Lame Back, Side. or
Chest, use Shiloh's Porous plaster Sold
by T.R. Fowler, Druggist, kirksyille,
Mo. 2dw.
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MnndaY's Daily.

houuuSs Dohy'
J. NJ. DeFrance Is home again from
Pennsylvania.
H. w. Snyder, on U. S. jury survice
at st. Louis, has returned home.
w. l.. Griggs and lady returned
from, the st. Louis fair Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. Solomon Nighswander, brother
of d. H. Nighswander is here on Wis
it on his way from Nebraska to his
home in Illinois;
MIR. John w. Halliburton, Of Car
image Mo-, arrived here yesterday, and
will remain several days visiting
friends and old acquaintance.
Mrs. Ivens, 50 years old, and her
daughter, Mrs. Ervins, of Memphis, Mo.
are visiting relatives in Huntsville.
They spent Sunday at J. l.. Carrots,
accompanied by her son-in-law, MIR.
James Dodson and wife, and a number
of grand children and great grand
children.
Mr.. j. NJ. Flemming, formerly of this
city, now one of Milan's enterprising
merchants paid the GRAPHIC visit
Monday, and enrolled for another
twelve months as a reader of the "best
paper in North Missouri" We are
glad to hear that friend Flemming is
grand success in the grocery
business in Milan.
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DIED.

Mrs. Alice Granger, wife of Robert
Granger, died on last Monday morning
after severe affliction of several weeks,
Her remains were taken to her former
home near Greensburg, Knox county,
on Tuesday tor burial. Rev. F. NJ.
Green, of this city conducted the funer-
al services.
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new YORK STORE.
Grand Fall Opening for
1881.
Five Thousand Dollars Worth
Of Goods Received in
One Day!
Ten thousand Worth In One Week |! /!

All the latest styles in dress
goods and Trimming Plaids.
Every thing new in ribbons,
laces and neck wear.
Finest line of corsets in
Kmksville.
Good cotton worsted dress
goods at 81 cents per yard.
Zephyrs at 10 els. per ounce.
Good pair ladies' shoes for
one dollar.
All wool flannel for 30 cts
per yard.
Warmers flexible hip corsets
for S1.OO.
We invite all to come and
examine our Mammoth Stock.
and we promise you the very
lowest price and guarantee
goods to be as represented.
The New YORK STORE.
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Now comes the Quincy grocery
with still bigger pun-no sweet pc.
tato story. Saturday they had one
which weighed nearly FIVE pounds, and
brought twenty-five cents. Talk
about your gold and silver nuggets,
when IS cent sweet potatoes can be
raised in this climate.
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Among the occupants of the jail al
misplace is man named Poston charg.
ed with stealing horse from a Mr..
Spencer of the east part ofthis county.
Tuesday a brother of the man who lost
the horse, was in town and concluded
to go and interview Mr.. Poston through
the grating of the Jail. but the inter
view was not harmonious and they 60,
into dispute. Mr.. Spencer got a lit.
tie too close to the grating and Poston
showed his fist through between the bars
and planted it square on the inter
viewers nose ,bruising it quite severely.
That ended the interview.
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Wednesday, Daily.

Ed. Joyce of Linn county is spend
ing the week here; a girl in the case.
Miss Mamie Morris and her mother
returned Saturday from visit among
friends in Mexico.
DR.. N. Wilson paid Fulton visit
last week. His daughter Miss Minnie
is attending the musical academy.
Reuben Miles returned Saturday
last from..a four weeks visit to his old
home in the Hoosier state.
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Boss Butcher Shop.

Davis and Sherrer have bought
out the butcher shop on the northeast
corner of the square and are booming
up things lively over there. The shop
has lust received thorough renovating
and il. now supplied at all times with
the very choicest beef, pork and NUT
ton to be had. Drop in and order a
nice tender steak or a juicy roast and
see ii they are not the boss caterers In
This line.
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The Programme

At the Chicago grocery, kept by Gard
ner & Herrick Is a rapid sale at close
figures. They also make specially
of produce, and buy and sell butter,
eggs, fruit, vegetables, etc. A full line
of choice staple and fancy groceries al
ways on hand. Call in and see them.
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HOrse Thieves.

So many horses have recently mystic
riously disappeared in the country i'm
mediately adjacent to the Adair and
Schuyler county lines, citizens there
are getting considerably excited and
worked up over it. We learn that quite
q large possee were out this week and
that one stolen horse had been pretty
closely traced. There is some talk Of
organizing on the part of citizens to see
if a summary stop can not be put to
further depradations. 1t is to be hoped
the guilty parties may be brought to
Justice.
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A Sad Journey.

Last week Mrs Marthena Cockrell
and her mother, Mrs. Jno. T. Smith,
started from the home of Mrs. Cock.
rell in Montana for this place. On the
journey, Mrs. Cockrell's.. little child
aged two and one half years fell sick,
and the party stopped off at Grand Is
land, Nebraska, where the child died
Sunday night. The bereaved party
arrived here this morning with the dead
child. The funeral takes place this
afternoon at three o'clock.-Daily, IS.
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The Pannabaker Mill.

At the new bridge 6 miles west Of
Kirksville, is now in charge of Thee.
Meyer. Grinding or saving done
promptly. A full line of lumber of
all kinds on hand and for sale. Grind
ing days Tuesday and Saturday of
each week. All orders promptly at
tended to. Leave orders at Henry
Spencers.
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Fridays Daily.

A drunk man supposed to be from
La Plata, or vicinity, was thrown from
his horse south of town about mile
aud a half, yesterday EVENING" but
would allow no one to approach him.
We have not heard from him since last
night.
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Magic in the Nineteenth Century.

n. McRea, Wybridge, Ontario, writes:
81 have sold large quantities of DR..
Thomas Electric Oil; it is used for
colds. sore throat, Group. etc, and, IN
fact. for any affection of the throat it
works like "A magic. 1t is a sure cure
for burns, wounds and bruises" For
sale by J. &. Jamison.
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THE CHILDREN CRY FOR IT.

The following is an actual occur
renee:
Scene in school room not thousand
niles from kirksYilie:
Teacher:-"Now, children, can you
tell me which is the best newspaper in
the Mississippi valley?"
Chorus:-(all but one little chap
"Yes! the GRAPHIC
One Little Chap:--"The 'Publican!'
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-14

Mr.. John Beall, Sr. brought US last
week plant raised from seeds receiv
ed from the Department ofAgriculture
at Washington, and wants to know its
name etc. We are not botanist
enough to tell, but it has been classified
by some Vi no examined it as a species
of Japanese cox comb. tits quite a
large and snowy plant.
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DeSpiSed.

By the unthinking, Burdock has
been considered weed, and its lux
uriant growth, unpleasant smell. ETC.,
has rendered it, to those mot knowing
its virtues,''a nuisance, and yet the root
has long been acknowledged by savants
as most invaluable as diuretic, aper-
lent and blood purifier. Burdock Blood
Bitters embody all its good qualities.
Price ST.. 90, trial size 10 cents. For sale
by l.. G.. Iamison.
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1t Is no Joke.

To suffer constant headache, depression
ofspirits, longing for food and not being
able to eat when put before you, gnaw-
ing pains in the stomach, lassitude and
general feeling of goneness; but cap
ital joke to find that Burdock Blood
Bitters remove all these symptoms and
only costs $1.OO, trial size 10 cents.
For sale by j. G. Jamison.
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Graphic Library

The GRAPHIC library has now over
200 regular patrons. Though not large
it presents very choice selection OF
works, historical, biographical and the
leading standard works of fiction.
Books can be taken out for ONE and TWO
weeks nominal price OF five cents per
week. When kept out longer than tive
weeks without special permission an
additional penalty Olive cents per week
will be charged. Catalogues of books
belonging to the library furnished in
application. u
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!. leatsd Business Local 10 cents per uas
y per cent discounts !, additional insertion,
~Chonru Address -
LAWS 49, NEWspAPERs
Is Established BY n. State cou,,,.

II subscribers order he ;i.con.inna,co -,
newspapers, he publishers :. ay continue r.
seno Them UNTIL AL. .HaEAi ARE PAID
Nsubscriber> refuse ur neglect to take tbr,
hewsl Apcrs from the uifr which they arr
sent, they are held rs,l"nsiul" until they
nave SETTLED THr'R BILLS and ordered their
discontinued --'
subscribers move ;uo;,icr places withon,
informing the publisher. ana tie ncwspancr.
are sent to II" former direction, THEY Arr
THEN RESPONSIBLE
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Thursdays Daily.

Mrs. G. w. Halliday is in Edna at.
tending the fair this week.
Miss Hattie Herrick who has been
spending several weeks with Iowa
friends returned Saturday evening.
Our Greentop correspondent stated
by mistake that DR.. Grove had been
called to that place to see Mr.. Cleaton.
1t should have been DR.. Burton.
The weather clerk seems to be max.
ing a successful effort to bring up the
average moisture for the year 1851,
Notwithstanding last summers extreme
drouth.
Mrs. Mansel Smith, returned Satnr-
day evening from visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hewitt, of Knox
county, near the Forest Springs.
On his way from several weeks Wis
it to friends in the east, Mr.. w. A. Mar
tin, of Wilson. gave US pleasant and
profitable call.
Mr.. ]. w. Hardin, and family, start
in few davs for Fayetteville, Ark,
where they will make their future home.
We wish them prosperity. The
WEEKLY GRAPHIC will continue 70 keep
them posted on home happenings.
W. H. Long, of Brashear,while com.
ing to town Tuesday on freight train
had the misfortune to get thrown by the
sudden jerking of the car in such a
way as to strike against the door, frac-
turing one of the small bones of the
hand.
Mr.. A. B. DALEY, a prominent
banker of Lebanon, Indiana, with his
family, is visiting the family Of Mr.. A.
L. Shepherd, Of this place. Mrs.
Daley is sister of Mrs. Shepherd.
Mr.. DALEY paid the GRAPHIC pleas
ant call Wednesday afternoon.
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Coal? Goal,

We are prepared to furnish Cen
terville coal promptly and at all times
and in quantities to suit. Parties
from distance can depend on always
getting supply. Apply to TUMMoND
& EAREIART or at Ross Lumber Yard
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-14

A teacher in the public schools this
week, asked her class to tell her what
brains were made of. After some con-
siderable hesitation one little chap re-
sponded "Tater peelins."
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Wednesdays Daily.

Seven "prairie schooners" in one
body passed through here to-day. Not
outstanding the heavy rains, emigra-
ton goes on. kansas or Bust" is
the motto.
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HOW TO CATCH A FLEA.

tried TO catch flea one day,
But missed my aim and couldn't do II,
Now when try to catch flea
And fail, I'm sure to rue 1t.
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
With mischief sparkling In his eye
Said You can't catch your flea, because
You hav'nt been to Osenbaughs-"
There is sugar and coffee and tea-ah "ei'
There are groceries of every kind
Both good, and cheap, and just to your mi'lu
The Quincy Grocery is the place.
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A WhOpper.

Asweet potato raised by Mr.. Minton
is on exhibition at Matthews & Bee
mans grocery which looks as big mod
crate sized squash. 1t weighs nearly
four pounds.
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PERSONAL cRAPHIcs.
ErislaY'E Daily.

Fridays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Fuller paid us
quite a pleasant visit and welcome call
this morning. Thanks to Mrs. Fuller
for handsome boquet containing
gorgeously colored japanese cox-comb,
and to Mr.. Fuller for $1.so for the
Weekly Graphic.
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EislES u.

DIED.-In this place, October Z, 1881,
of diptheria, Harry T., son of. w. and
Harriet Bledsoe, in his fourth year. 1t
is hard to be forced to give the little
ones up, but ''of such is the Kingdom
of Heaven"
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Sweet Potatoes.

Mr.. Samuel Mahatfy sends US two
very choice sweet potatoes, which beat
any yet received, Two OF
them weigh 81 lbs. Another one of
his ra,singIweighed 80 pounds. At the
price isweet potatoes sell this fall
these would bring oyer $3.50 per dozen.
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Country People

Should bear in mind that Crawford &
Allgaier buy all kinds of produce at
their popular grocery, and sell every
thing in the grocery line wanted by the
farmer. Call and see them-fve doors
south of savings bank.
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Scotch and Hutchinson were taken
before Judge Ellison Wednesday, and
plead not guilty to the charge ofhorse
stealing. We believe their trial goes
over to next term ofcourt.
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Palpitation Of the Heart.

JIM. Might, Syracuse, writes: when
I first commenced using your Burdock
Blood Bltters | was troubled with
ffuttering and palpitation of the heart.
l felt weak and languid, with numb
ness of the limbs; since using, my heart
has not troubled me and the
numbing sensation is all gone" Price
$1.OO, trial size 10 cents. For sale by
]. G. Jamison.
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shilob.s Cararrah Remedy.

marvellous cure for cattarrt, diptheria
Cankcr 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 5Oc. Sold
7. Il. Fowler, druggist, kirksville, No. l "
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Always First.

John Caskey is the first in the field
with new goods. A nice line Of cloth
ing, and fine assortment of German
and Saxon yarns, zephyrs ETC., just re-
ceived.
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GOING WEST GOING EAST
=. n 1913, p. m. " 4. accom-, l2:oI p. m.
-. =. ,iro. mt s;s' p. M :. G. SIX cx. s:ss p. m.
sThe Trenton accommodation does not run east
Of kirksyille. No. 5-wil run Monday. "Wednesday.
aand Friday. No. 6-will ran Tuesday Thursday aud
SATURDAY.
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PenSiOned.

Wea are glad to hear that Capt. Jno.
johnson has been finally granted pen
sion and back pay. The pension, we
learn, Is about $40 per month, with
nearly four thousand dollars back pay.
This is at least one case where pensions
has been worthily bestowed and we
congratulate him on the successful out
come of his application.
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Mr.. Ira Elliott returned Thursday
morning from trip through south
west Missouri and Kansas. He says
north Missouri is now rated as the GA.
sis ofthe west.
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Stoves. &C., bought and sold by W. n.
Hope. Office at Jas. A. Hopes east
side Of square.
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Married.

On the 18th inst, at the residence of
]. Bailey, IN Kirksville, Mr.. R. F. Jen'
nrngs, of Moulton, Iowa. and Miss Dott.
E. Elliott, of Kirksville. Rev. F. N
Green officiating.
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Window and door frames always on
hands OF made to order at Variety Wood
Works. Also turning and scroll work
of all kinds done to order
Holmes & Amick.
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NOTICE.

Hereafter for all MARRIAGE md OBIru.s,
OF society Resolutions o! respect, Of over IL
lines. Tor Swords vii, '., charged for at the
rae o: 10 cents per line of eight words,
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John Caskey

Still has moregoods than he wants.
Call and see the handsome stock he is
now offering at bottom figures.
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Why do so many people we see around Us
seem to prefer to suffer and be made miser-
able by indigestion, consumption, dizziness,
loss OF appetite, coming up of the food yellow
skin, when for 155c we will sell them Shiloh's
vitalizer guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
n r. Fowler, druggist, Kirksvillc, No 1w
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PUBLIC SALE.

CATURDAY, OCT. 18TH lSsl.-At my residence
- four miles south Of kirksyiile.-Live stock aui
products: viii offer IT public sale the fol-
lowing property, viz: 81 head OF two year-oli
steers; ycarlng colts, (iwo pair OF them MaIehesl
sucking colts; - ton OF timothy - tons OF hungar-
ian ;and all my farming utensils. WI ORR
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Fresh oysters IN any way you desire
at Maynard's.
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We learn that out of FIVE case recent
ly carried up from the courts of this cir
emit, three were reversed.
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AND SElE

Chochrane's immense stock OF
cloths sultings and overeoat-
ings, and compare prices. We
guarantee you tllis-to show
you Il better and a larger stock
than any two concerns in
Kirksviile. We guarantee
to save YOU from 3 to )
dollars on q suit. We guaran-
tee strictly first class work and
entire satisfaction. Thanking
the public for its very lib
eral patronage, I am Respect
fully
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Liquid Gold.

Dan'l Plank, of Brooklyn, Tioga Co..
Pa, describes it thus" rode thirty miles
for a bottle of Thomas Electric Oil,
which effected the wonderful cure of
crooked limb IN six applications; it
proved worth more than to me"
For sale by j. G. Jamison.
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Fresh cow for sale with calf by her
side. quiet and good mixer. Apply
to b. S. kEARNS.
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Call at Such & Longs for
anything in the Boot and Shoe
line.