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We Would Like.

Cheap oysters
Passahle streets.
Electric lights.
Good water works.
Macadamized streets.
Some sort of sewerage.
A nice tat turkey for Christmas.
Fewer impedimentS on the sidewalks.
Two or three thousand more cash
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We are selling goods
for less money than
our competitors pay
for them.
Doneghy Bros.

Il hereby certify that I have used
DR.. Franconi's Balm OF Life, and find
it most excellent remedy
w c.. CoCHRANE.
The Balm of Life is for sale, whole
sale and retail, at ]. G Jamison's and
F. A. Groves, kirksville, Mo.
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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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&Mince Meat.-~

Put up in first class style, at the Fonta-
Inc Ills, fruit canning establishment.
Something nice. Try 1t. Just receiv.
ed at M,YNARD's.
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Look to Your Interests.

W. P. Johnson has cons family on hand
smoked hams. picked pigs feet, break
fast bacon, and full supply of the best
fish the marke. affords, and Will sell as
low or lower than any one else. Also
the best meat to be gos N the country.
at the lowest prices.
FINE LARD 4 SPECIALLY.
Call and see him. City meat-market,
Southeast Corner Square.
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Bargains in loxkhs' and ChiIlyrn's
Boots, at Such & Longs.
SUCH & LONG keep everything
in the Boot and Shoe line.
LARGEST stock OF Boots and Shoes
in North Missouri kept at
Such & LONGS.
No TROUBLE to show goods at SUCH
& LONGS. Examine their stock and
learn their Low PRICES.
Don't sqnandtr your money for use
ess toys, but go to Such & Longs and
fit the children out with those CHEAP
and COMFORTABLE shoes,
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Baylor & Miller must have mon

What are all those business men do
ing at Mendell & Thompson office:
They are having them examine their
policies to see if they have been proper
" written and properly endorsed.
Why do they go to them? Because
they thoroughly understand the insur-
ance business, and know how to write
all forms of policies.
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The space between the new hotel and
Jonas hide store is being rapidly con-
verted into a business room.
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First and Only Call in Five Years

to all persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to the firm OF SwIGERT Il
GARDNER will please call and settle at
once. as their books must be settled by
the first of January. 1882.
Sw1GERr & GARDNER.
Dec. 10th. 1881. n34-3t
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We are selling goods
for less money than
our competitors pay
for them.
DONEGHY Bros.

c. E. MarkeY came one day this week
and secured his next year reading by
handed Us the ducats for the GIHAPN &c
Home Treasure and Globe Democrat.
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Custon 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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CHRISTMAS Is COMING.

And MAGRupER, the peoples grocer,
has just opened a nice assortment of
China Toys, Cnts and .Saufys, etc.
Call on and see him.
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Fresh Dates

lust received. Fresh dates 4 very
fine article. Just received at
MAyNARD'S.
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Mr. R. d. Magruder is IN receipt of
nice line of Queensware and Glass
ware, bought at lower figures than
anv house in kirksville.
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we are selling goods
for less money than
our competitors pay
for them.
Doneghy Bros.

Mr.. f. B. Bidder and wife, of Jasmin,
were in to see US a few days ago and
left the cash for the GRAPHIC and HONE
TREASURE.
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Fine Selection

Of NEW YEARS and CHRIST
MAS ornamented cards just received
at FowIER's Drug Store.
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Christmas Candies.

A very fine and full selection at
NAGRUpER's
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We are selling goods
for less money than
our competitors pays
for them.
Doneghy Bros.
MendeIl L Thonpssl:

Mendell & Thompson represent all
the FIRE insurance companies formerly
represented by j. c. Thatcher. Don't
fail to see them before insuring your
property.
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Great BaTgalnS
NJ exics Piear

IN shawls nubias, saques, and hoods a
New York Store.
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Castle Mills

Flour. Every sack warranted full
weight and good quality at
DEAN & GRIFFIN.
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We are selling goods
for less money than
our competitors pay
for them.
DONEGHY Bros.
Baylor & Miller want money.

Try John Caskey; first and last, for
nice Dress Goods and limit ron forget
If.
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Second Hand furniture

The best IN the market 1t
MATTHEWS & BEEMAN.
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). |. burrows

Family Groceryis Jam full OF Staple and
Fancy Groceries. Produce, Provisions
Queensware, Tobacco, Cigars, Canned
Fruits etc. Calm and see him.
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Something New

and useful Those Lnasstr1lfible
Dolls at Fowler's Drug Store. Don't
buy till you see them.
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'Ip!09dS
GO TO EOWLER,S

For the finest selection of choice Nus
tqlhe Cubs and sanfejy IN town.
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New Millinery Gsels

Having recently purchased the entire
stock and business of Mrs. Marchand
and added more, ladies will now find it
to their interest to call and see our
latest styles. {. Z. LEErH.
no % Ky
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China Tsys.

Mugs. Mustaehe Cup. and
Christmas Candies
At Ma9ruders Family Grocery.
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Foundry and machine shops in Kinks
vile.
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M,pR1Ep:-Wednesday evening, IN TINS
''c c;tS. BY Elder G. E. Dew. of Mober-
". Mr.. ]. S. WRy, of Montgomery
co County mt; to Miss EDNA H'Dns Of this
place
The happy pair left last ev en-
ing for Montgomery county to
snepd the holidays, after which they
VIII viii return to this place. We wish
them much happiness. HANKS i0f
cake.
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Did You Not Knew

That Fowler has the largest and
finest line of hoiIet articles and toilet
goods in town. He can't be beaten.
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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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CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA

Never fails in kidney and urinary troubles
30 cents. Look for ii at Fout & Bros. Kinks
Vile. And j. d. Halstead. Willard. NO
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Newton Corbin, Of Brashear, came
in few days ago and handed US an
other ST.. 50 for the GRAPHIC.
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at wholesale prices at the New York
Store.
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John Caskey says he 7s'0uM spare a
few more overcoats if anybody needs
them.
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Kidney ConpIaInt Cure1.

B. Turner, Rochester, n T.. writes:
Il have been for over year subject to
serious disorder of the kidneys, and
often unable to attend to business, l.
procured your Burdock Blood Bltter>,
and was relieved before half bottle
was used. intend to continue. a. I
feel confident that they will entirely
cure me-" Price s10O. trial size ten
cents. For sale by J. G.. Jamison.
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CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA

Lame back, kidney and urinary trouble
.ornid liver. Only 50 cents large package
Buy of Fout & Bro, agents.
"' And J. u. Halstead, Willard, Mo.
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Small pox is raging III some sections.
Several cases near Chillicothe.
d. NJ. Lantz and wife were called
suddenly to Lancaster, Ohio, by the
death of Mr.. Lantz's sister, this week.
Pr. Greenwood. Esq, starts to
Chicago this afternoon, on legal bust
ness which will probably keep him
there several days.
Here's a chance for a good school
teacher. The board of education at
Lineville, Iowa, desire applications for
the principalshlp OF their schools, Prof.
Miller, deceased, leaving an unexpired
term of five months.
DR.. B. N. Bond, formerly of this
place now of Stansbury, Mo-, is here
on short visit to his daughter. Mrs.
Alex Watson. The Doctor is in splen-
did health and looking as young as he
did six years ago.
Mrs. N. ]. Frarey, Of Memphis, Mo.
is here canvassing for the book entitled
The Mississippi Valley and Prehis-
toric Events This is a book that
should be in every library and we
trust Mrs. Frarey will receive liberal
patronage.
There will be communication and
public installation of officers of Kinks
vile Lodge No. los A. F. & A. NJ, on
Tuesday evening Dec, 27th, 1881, at
y O'Clock p. m. All brethren with
their families are cordially invited to at
tend.
Mr.. W. A. Caps called around this
week and left us S1.5o for the great
family paper. He is not ofour way Of
thinking, but he knows good paper
when he sees it.
Our genial German friend, Jacob
Hyde came in Saturday and secured
the GRAPHIC for another year,
Couldn't do without it.
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HELP WANTED.

l want few energetic men for each
county in Missouri to take orders. Also
a limited number of reliable parties to
cppoint and superintend agents. Good
pay and permanent employment to the
proper parties. ADDRESS. F. NJ. bod
son, 4 doors south of Savings Bank
Kirksville, Mo. ss-oy.
\ few Nobby SUITS tor sale at John
CasLey's
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TUESDAYS Daily.

The Chronicle says the History OF
Jackson county" was fraud.
Columbia has a two thousand tive
hundred dollar damage suit to settle,
besides costs.
The December number Of the HONE
TREASURE has been issued.
A. J. Fishback, formerly pastor OF
the Liberal society at this place has
been lecturing recently at Shelbina.
Puterbaugh of the Milan Republican
thinks that DIR. John is remarkable
man. He is, in some respects, and SO Is
Puterbaugh.
Ino. T. Fitch, who has been in Col
orado for the past three years. arrived
home his afternoon.
Mrs. n. Wilson returned from Full
ton saturday morning where she has
been visiting her daughter Miss Minnie
who has been attending the Musical
Conservatory at tina, place. Miss MN
ME accompanied her mother home and
will remain during the holidays.
II. Lycan is in town and has tine
Texas fever as bad as ever. He thinks
OF returning to the lone star state, IN q
few days.
A correspondent asks what has be-
come of Kinman of the Pei MeA.
Our last reports were that he was at his
fathers near Novelty and had expert
enced sanctifcation.
Avery pleasant party gathered al
the house of Mr.. N. W. Churchlil on
the evening of the 18th inst-' to witness
the marriage of Miss Leona mayer 10
Mr.. i. Merrels, both OF SAT- k.Ve''
The ceremony was performed by Kew.
w, Brown, of Brashear. The gooo
wishes of many friends attend the nap
py couple.
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ClOakS and D0lnaRS
Canton EialAelS

1t greatly reduced prices at the New
York Store.
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we are selling goods
for less money than
our competitors pay
for them.
Doneghy Bros.
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. oN'NN NJ
'qseo loy sso!ld iepIloH IP!oads
4e SNVDdO ILIHM y XOO1IM
lbs UlM | 'csSI Isl AIPnuPf nun
Ip!oadS
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Baylor & Miller are selling at
ost.
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MONDAYS Daily.

Mr.. E. H. Rice, the patent fence man,
is again at home on a visit.
Wesley DeFrance and his sister
Matte are home from Columbia to
spend the holiday vacation.
The NJ. E. Church snrper was ear
ried over to Saturday and Saturday
night with good results.
Our Methodist friends are justly
proud of their place of worship. When
finished it will be one of the incest and
most commodious in Northeast Mis-
souri,.
Streets were crowded Saturday with
people and business of all kinds was
booming.
Miss Cora Lewis OF keokuk Is her
ON a visit to the Misses Herrick, and
will remain during the holidays.
Mr.. Frank Smith, of Knox City. has
purchased tn. Henry property recently
advertised in the GRAPHIC. He PAID
$500. Mr.. Smith says he can't do with
out good newspaper, and has therefore
enrolled on the GRAPHIC list.
MIR. r. NJ. Cook of Grundy county
spent yesterday IN this place with Mes-
lev DeFrance. They are both members
Of the class of 80 in the University at
Columbia
Miss Lizzie Chenoworth, niece OF
DR.. Cohen, who has been attending the
Normal, leaves this evening for DAVIS
county to spend her vacation.
Mr.. | L. Overton returned last week
from a SIX months absence IN New
York, where he has been engaged IN
railroad bridge building, with headquar'
tiers at Dunkirk.
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Oreroats at cost Baylor q
Miller.
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We are selling goods
for less money than
our competitors pay
for them.
DONEGHY Bros.
FIRE! FIRE.!

We will sell for the next thirty days:
6 lbs. best coffee for SI.oo.
10 lbs. light brown sugar, $500.
II lbs. dark brown sugar, SI.oo.
, lb. cans of Blackberries, Raspber-
ries, Strawberries and Gooseberries at
I5c. each.
ID. Peaches at 2oc. and !; lb. at
e5c. each.
slb. Pie Peaches at I5c and 6 lb. at
soc.
Come and try them.
A new lot of Kansas City Flour, and
every sack guaranteed, at FUNK &
MYERS
NEW YORK GROCERY.
West side Square. kirksville Mo.
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At cost at cost Baylor & NIL
Great bargains at COST Baylor
& Miller

Why do all business men IN town go
to Mendell & 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. Why 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 understand their business,
don't neglect their business. and know
how TO write policies.
If you want to insure with an agent
that does busin Ass on his own merit,
and the merit. of the companies he rep
resents ard not by humbuggery, call on
J. &. Thatcher, south side of the square
kirksville Nc.
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Did YOU ever (,

Did YOU ever.
WHAT
Why9
See the nice Christmas 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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Winter goods at cost. Baylor &
Miller.
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Closing out at cost. Baylor Il
Miller,
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For sale by J. g. JAMlsoN.
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Our genial German friend, Jacob
Hyde came in Saturday and secured
the GRAPHIC for another year,
Couldn't do without it.
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Why do people 90 TO J. C. Thatcher
to get their Insurance renewed and
to take out new policies? Because
thev know HIM to be an old experienced
agent, representing first class ON
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-08-18
OBITUARY.,


JOHN FRENCH was born In Franklin township,
jackson county, o., May l. 1878, and died August g.
1881, having spent his entire life in this county.
He was married at the age of IS to Miss Joanna
Branscomb, who still survives him. They had Is
children, of whom 10 yet living. The deceased
lived in jackson s. with death the family
circle, two deaths occurred within 10 days-the
youngest son and the father. The funeral services
were held August 9th, and were attended by large
number of neighhors and friends whose sympathy is
with the bereaved ones. w. d. CHERINGToN.
MARTHA AZUBAH OSBORN was born at Rchfeld,
o., Nov % 1915. and TO Jackson in 1859, where
she has lived ever since.
She Joined the Christian Church in 1862 and in 1874
ioned the VI. f. Church, and remained member till
death which occurred August I3, 1881. She has had
poor health for several years, and has suffered great
deal within few months. She talked of her coming
change calmly, and business matter, and had
abundant time for contemplation. She was anxious
TO depart and be with dear friends the other side,
and with Christ, which is far better. The aged pa
rents and others of the family circle have the sympa
thy of the community in their bereavment.
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For Thinking People.

Ages ago. the people were enthIalled in the chains
and superstition and bigotry-ties that become sec
end natures, habits. Among those, many degrading
vices were found, some of which very predomi-
mating. speak of Slavery and Intemperance. As
society becomes purer and freer from stains it in
creases in Intelligence, and as enlightened nations
utilize all the of truth that they find, it is
wonder that we among the first and foremost ma
tfons on this great globe exerminating to the very
roots the Internal and hell-born system of slavery.
We notice the greatest evils going first, evils that
look the greatest in the eyes ofthe world.
Slavery was removed by free education and free
thoughts for if the people had remained in ignorance
as do the humble peasants of Russia, who to-day
would rather be serfs t'lan so-caled freemen, the
diabocal institution of negro seryitude would have
been among us to-day, along with thousands of other
national sins and drawbacks let alone myriads of in
dividual and clannish iniquites.
Good men argued in favor of the SYSTEM plebeians
thought it all right. The mob camored for it; but
other whose prayers up before the eternal
throne of God sweet incense, by their persistent
efforts brought the whole fabrication ground.
Nay, further than that, they dug out the foundation
and cast it bowling and shrieking into the depth of
Hades.
In America, slavery confined to the South. In
temperance exists from the formidable and rocky
coasts of Maine, to the muddy and sluggish Rio
Grande; from Washington Territory to Cape Sable;
from the peaceful Ocean the turbel Atlantic the
Father of Waters rolls through continuous slum
while the beautiful Ohio is degraded by the filthy
drainage of the that lead from distilleres.
Almost every county in the mountainous part of our
neighbor, Kentucky, has its moonshiner, and in
own domain the accursed stuff is made barrelled,
sold, shipped away and drank, in broad daylight.
Where our troops called forth to put down this
mighty enemy? Do you ear the call for 800 900
How is the liquor traffic to be done away with !?
Like everything else is doneby the people. By the
suffrages of the fifty millions in this great United
States of If our would vote for principle
and not for party, then would the millennium be at
hand. But we have men who would vote for their
party man if he were the verest dog. Many Demo-
Gratis of this county would vote for Benedict Arnold
if he were brought back to life and nominated for
resentative, while many Republicans would vote for
Aaron Burr in the same circumstances. Men, vote
as you pray. When pray you say Thy will be done
in earth it is done in Heaven" and then vote for
intemperance. Do you think there any dram
shops in Heaven?
n. A, L. ILLIGsAJ.
Petred, Aug. s. 1881.
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Take Time by the Forelock

We now have a large new coal house,
and any of our subscribers who want to
pay us in coal, can dump" load into the
new coal house at any time.
We believe in doing all things that
should be done, promptly. Last fall, as
our readers are aware, we bought a fine
base burner stove from c. Graham, for
our Office. Before we bought it he con-
WINGED us that we could save the price of
the stove in three winters, in the saving
of coal, and we are now satisfied that the
full cost of the stove can be saved in
two winters, in the saving of coal. All
the slack" or fine coal and dust, are just
the kinds of fuel needed for this kind of
stove.
But we set out to urge the people to go
to Graham's before the frosts come, and
get new stoves if they need them; if not
get the old ones repaired in ample time.
And while you are doing this you can
get all the tinware you need at Gra-
hams.
This is also an excellent time to get
one of Graham's fine pumps for your well
or cistern.
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THE corn crop, fruit crop, potatoes,
and, in fact. all kinds of vegetables, will
be short crop this, year, on account of
the continued dry weather. You may
rest assured, however, that if the farmer
has anything to sell he can get a good
price for it at the popular store of
Brookins, Hunsinger & Co., on Main
street, Jackson, Ohio. And then if you
want something to eat, either country
produce OF groceries, you can get good
bargains at the same place. Also, you
can get your coal there, as well as any
thing in the line of dry goods, and such
other articles as are kept in a general
store
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Probate Court Proceedings.

The Toledo, Delphos Burlington Railroad Com
pany Armpstead Scurlock al. Petition for con-
demnation of right of way filed and summons issued
The Toledo. Delphos and Burlington Railroad Com
pany William Callahan, guardian. ct al Petition
for condemnation of right of way filed and summons
Issued.
In the matter of the last will and testament of
Samuel Gilliand, deceased, will proven and admitted
to probate and record.
The Toledo, Delphos and Burlington Railroad Com
pany John Hoingshead ct al. Petition for con-
demnation of right Of way. Petition dismissed at
costs of plaintiff,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
jefferson b. Brown and Mary A. kirkpatrick.
Joseph COgan and Nancy A. Greene.
David S. Greene and Louisa C. Goodrich.
Glare nee f. Smith and Ann NJ. Hayth.
Erastus N Hocomb and Elizabeth Wertman.