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HOMICIDE.
Robert Elweu Shoots
Philo Slyter IN Wal
nut Township.

Fridays Daily.
The following particulars of fatal
shooting ARRAY which occurred in Wal
nut township in the extreme south ives,
part of this county is furnished us by
Mr.. J. F. Buckley, living near Under
vile.
| Robert Elwell was renter on the
place owned by Philo Slyter, and has
only been a resident of the township
during the past year. There had been
more or less trouble between the par
ties all summer, and each had per-
haps threatened the other, at least
both seemed prepared for trouble.
About ten O'Clock Thursday, Elwell
was at work in the cane patch, when
Slyter made his appearance, demand
ing to know what he was doing. FL
well responded that he was stripping
cane. After this a few angry words
passed and Slyter pulled out his re-
volver and made motions as ifhe were
arranging the chambers SO that it
could be used. Elwell Immediately
stepped to where he had deposited
shot gun and emptied the contents of
one barrel into the breast of his antag-
onist. Thirty-one shot took effect and
Slyter fell. Elwell fired again'and the
second charge struck him in the left
arm. He died almost instantly. We
learn that Slyter was in some sort of
difficulty last year and spent number
of days in the county jail. Our infor-
mant tells us thu: the public sympathy
is mostly with Elwell, slyter being very
much disliked. A warrant is out for
Elwell, but at the present writing he
has not been arrested.
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MARRIED.

BEATTY-COFFEY-Sept. 9th by
A. Kinyon, j. P. Mr.. RObt. N. Beatty
and Miss Rebecca Coffey, all of Nineveh
township, Adair County
Observation-Disclosures
Sept. 18th by Fathe r Ryan, of Adair,
Mo. JAS EDMIsroN and Miss KATE STAT
FORD, both of this city.
We congratulate the happy PAIR on
their new venture, and give them the
GRApHIc's best wishes for long pros
porous and happy voyage oyer the mat
rimonial sea.
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Predictions for September:

First to eighth, dry, clear, cloudy.
and rainy weather altenated with no.
and cool weather. From the mint,
to the four.eenth-buy your groceries
at Halliday Bros. and be happy.
Eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth
light frosts in low places, but call at
Halliday Bros. all the same. Queens
ware, glass ware, cutlery, cigars, tobac-
co, and fancy and staple groceries
cheap. Twenty-first to thirtleth indi-
cations of fall weather, with hot days
whenever the sun shines. Remember
the place-north side ofthe square.
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New Arrangements.

In addition to getting married and
setting up house keeping Mr. J. Ed
mission has changed his base of OPP
erations to the rooms recently &C.
cupied by Hiney & Hooper's book
store, on the West side. He has put
in a stock of gentlemens hats. caps
and furnishing and piece goods, where
you can find a full line of the very
latest and most stylish goods. When
you wish first class suit drop in and
give him your order. Martins music
al instruments also occupy a portion
of the space, number Of fine organs
are now open for inspection and trial.
Call in and see them.
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A Word of Caution.

Do not be in haste in making your
purchases of Dry Goods Clothing.
Boots, Shoes, etc, but look around for
those who will do the best by you.
Geo. R. B,ewington is now and will be
for the next two weeks receiving full
line of all goods kept in a frst-class
dry goods house, and we assure you he
will not be undersold. He invites all
his old customers and all his new ones
who desire fair dealing, TO give him a
call before purchasing. He will make
a special effort to please.
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New Pastor.
Wednesdays Daily.

At a regular business meeting of the
i.aptlst church, on September 9TH, the
Rev. W. E. Cha m bliss of Paris, Mo-,
was elected Pastor. We learn to-day
that he has accepted the position. and
will be here and commence his labors
in kirksville next Sabbath. Mr. Cham
bliss is one Of the leading ministers OF
the state, and we congratulate the
Baptist of this place on securing the
services of such an able man.
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Facts.

A letter from P. 0. Sharpless, drug
gist, Marion, Ohio inwrlting of Thorn
az Electric Oil says: Zone man was
cured of sore throat of eight years stand
ing with one bottle We have num-
Der of cases of rheumatism that have
beencured when other remedies have
failed. We consider 1T the best medi-
cine sold. For sale by j. G. Jamison.
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A Colt Show.

En-. GHApmc:-On Saturday .Septem-
Der 3rd, your correspondent att ended a
colt show at the White school hou Sc.
w. w. Reese had offered a priz of IS.
for the best colt sired By hi IS horse
There were twenty five or thu 'ty colts
present and the contest was spirited.
The colts were all fine es1es; the best
we have ever seen together. J ohm Cole
Joseph Musson and a.Snuith ;ere chos-
en- Judges. After quite LEM thy con-
sultahon the premium was =, ,arded to
Mr.. Daniel Ratlitf. We hope such con-
tests will be kept up as the tend to
the Improvement of our horse ).
A. L. 0.
Rorlnr f. Miller fo,. frnpEo - nd M Eces
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BAYLOR and Miller.

Come to the front again with by all
odds the finest and largest stock ever
brought to Kirksville. All Others pale
into insignificant littleness when
compared with theirs. A full line OF
the very finest and latest dress goods
for fall and winter; an endless variety
of braids, laces, trimmings. ETC., gents
dress goods. ready made clothing, hats
caps, boots and shoes and in fact every
thing you need in the dry goods line.
They will not be beaten in this market.
Drag and buster can not stand against
the cold iatcs and figures presented.
Call and see for your self.
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4 Little OF.

Our weather pro gnosticator was al
right, at least as near right as most
Of them, on the weather predictions
but he very carelessly located Halliday
Bros ON the west side. Everybody
knows better than that and the next
time he makes such a blunder we shall
interview the gentleman with club
Scientific facts should be accurately
stated.
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Lamkin's new goods are now ar
irving and by the time the reader sees
this he will have full force OF clerks
busily engaged in opening and marking
them. A full car Dad was received
one day this week and more are on
the way. The coming week he will
occupy his magnificent new building
with his mammoth stock direct from
the eastern markets. Mr.. Lamkin is 4
close buyer and it will pay you to call
and see him anc his new stock.
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shiloh,s Consumnt,on Cure.

This is beyond question the most success
full cough medicine we have ever sold few
doses invariably cure the worst cases of cough
Group and bronchitis. while its wonderful
success in the cure of consumption is withoat
= r,,rallel in the hi story of medicine, since its
first discovery it has been sold on giarsn-
to-, TEST which no other medicine can
stand. II you have cough we earnestly ask
you to try it. Price Zoe, soc and slO0, II
tour lungs are sore, chest or back lame. u-e
Shiloh's porous plaster. Sold by T. R.Fow,er
Srmgg;st Kirksyille. Mo. w-d
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CITY MEAT MARKET.
Araia to the Front !!

The proprietors of this deservedly
popular meat market have reduced the
price ofthe best steak from IL I-7 to
10 cents per pound and will furnish
their customers with the finest beef
that can be found in Linn. Sullivan, or
Adair counties. That elegant cutter
and Jolly fellow, John Davis, again
takes his place behind the counter and
the people will be happy.
Go to the "City Meat Market" for
your choice meat.
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Noting the Effects.

r. Gibbs. of Buffalo, N. Y. writes:
Hearing your Burdock Blood Filters
fayorphly spoken of, was induced to
watch their effects, and find that in
chronic diseases of the blood, liver and
kidneys, your bltters have been signal
ly marked with success. | have used
them myself with best results, for to-
pidity of the liver; and in the case of a
friend of mine suffering from dropsy,
the effect was marvellous" Price Sl.OO,
trial SIZE 10 cents. For sale by J. G.
hanson.
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GO And SEE

ChOchrane' s immense
stock of clothes suit
ings and overcoatings,
and compare prices.
We guarantee you
this-tO show you a
better and a larger
stock than any two
concerns in Kirksville
We guarantee to save
you from 3 to 5 dol
lars on a suit, and we
guarantee strictly
first class work and
e entire satisfaction.
Thanking the public
for its very liberal pa
trOnage, I am Re-
spectfully
w. G. COCHRAN.
Rooms South side of
square, up stairs.
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BREAD OF LIFE.

At G. B. Owens bakery and resta u
rant at Greentop. Having fitted UP
the Phelps House and occupied it I am
prepared to furnish fresh bread daily.
My stock of confectionery, cigars, tobac''
CO, and notions will be kept complete:
Oysters served in any style. Call and
see me. G. B. Owens.
21.2t Greent op Mo.
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Rooms South side of
square, up stairs.
Valuable Property for Sale.

For the next ten days the Hon. F. NJ.
Harrington will hold the houses and
land described below, at the extremely
low prices given. One half must b.
paid down, and the balance will be ar
ranged to suit the purchasers.
Adel;ghtful residence, ) 10 rooms $I2co
A valuable residence, s large
rooms $500.
A farm of As acres, one mile N. E. OF
town $500.
A good building site, S acres, south OF
Normal $500
A delightful residence, 6 rooms, east
Of Normal $3.50.
Three beautiful building sites, one
block each, fruit and shade trees $500
(S45o
Two desirable lots. fenced &c 5000
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GOOD NEWS AT LAST.
Have You Heard It.

The largest and finest line of Queens
ware, Glassware, and handsomely deco
rated Ware in sets offered in Klrksville.
Housekeepers, should call and see them.
Also full line of Family Groceries,
Provisions, Cigars. Tobaccos, etc.p at
SAINT. BURROWS, ON the north side
of the square.
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New Shop.

Call in and see Henry Hannah's
new barber shop. Everything new,
first-class, and the very best. A good
shave, hair cut, or shampoo on short
notice. You will find it one door east
of Swetnam and Goben's office.
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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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Coal! Coal!

We are prepared to furnish Cen
,erville coal promptly and at all times
and in quantities to suit. Parties
from distance can depend on always
getting supply. Apply to TUMMoND
* EARHART or at Ross Lumber Yard,
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Beds of Down Feel Hard.

All beds seem hard to the rheumatic.
Then harken We peevish sufferers! APP
ply D1..Thomas' Electric oil to your ach-
ing joints and muscles. Rely upon it
that you will experience speedy relief.
Such, at least, is the testimony OF those
who have used it. The remedy is like
wise successfully resorted to for throat
and lung diseases. sprains, bruises. etc.
For sale by J. G.. Jamison.
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A Coco Thing.

The best thing we have noticed in
the Kiirksvllle Democrat was in the
last issue A man was carrying home
a beef steak from the city meat market
wrapped up in stray copy.
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PERSONAL GRAPHicS.

Jonas has gone to Chicago.
Solkey is in his new quarters.
Greenwood to Macon on Tuesday
l.. Clark is home from his N. Y. visit
Miss Alice kurtz is home from Lewi
county.
Miss Stacy Porter is visiting IN Mem
ohis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Furrow are visit
ing in Memphis.
Mrs. M. E. Wolverton is acting a
GRAPHIC Librarian.
Miss Emma Guipe is home from hel
northern trip.
Miss Lydia Buckley died in this!plact
on Saturday of consumption.
w. E. Foster is happy once more
wife returned from Kansas.
Miss Eva Bagsley is home after a
three weeks visit to Illinois.
JIM. DeFrance went to Carrollton,
in this state Wednesday night.
j. r. Musick is still in New York,
but is expected home this coming week.
w. 7. Musson is in Ill. attending to
business matters and visiting friends
Rev. Crockett of the A. NJ. E. Church
left on Monday night for Conference.
Geo. j. Beard in company with J.
w. Herbert, both from Green City gave
US pleasant call yesterday.
Charley Phelps, formerly ofthis place
but now Of Quincy is in town shaking
hands with friends.
Rev. Green will preach at Masonic
Hall, Sunday at eleven a. m. but not
at night.
j. H.Kinnear attended the soldiers
reunion at Keosauqua. The affair was
tame in comparison with the one held at
this place last year.
]. H. Cupp, now of Boone county is
in town. In company with his brother
he paid the Graphic friendly call.
Miss Minnie Palmer, who has oeen
visiting Miss Sarah Garrett of this
place returned to her home in Linneus
this week.
N. Ebert and family left here Tu es-
day evening for Ohio, where they will
make their home in the future.
Prot. Baldwin and family left for
Texas Wednesday evening. He takes
with him the best wishes of our entire
Our Normal co:respon-
dent gives the parting between Prot.
Baldwin and the students and faculty
On Wednesday.
DR.. F. A. Grove made flying trip
10 Omaha this week, leaving Monday
night and returning Wednesday morn
ng. He says there is good corn crops
IN portion Of the route, and large
Quantities of last years crop still on
land. The farmers of western Iowa
lid not get last years crop gathered
Until this spring, which proves to have
,een fortunate thing for once.
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Wide Awake Delta.

Messsrs. Sargent Bros, DIR, lggists, del.
ia, Ohio. in ordering quantity of
Thomas Electric Oil, write that they
rever sold anything that save univer-
sal satisfaction IN curing coughs. colds,
bronchitis, rheumatism, ne uralgia, etc.
For sale by j. G. Jamison.
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Circus Coming.

The last of the season will be here
soon or not at all. In the mean time
the prudent man does not wait but
goes direct to the peoples popular
grocery -Osenbaugh Quincy grocery
store-and secures those handsome
bargains which maketh the poor mans
pocketbook rejoice.
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S. Hamilton and son sold calf 9
months old to Taylor Brothers of Sulli-
van Co., for one hundred and twenty
five dollars, also one months old to |.
B. Dodson of this county for one hun
dred dollars.
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A Short Road to Health.

To all who are suffering from boils,
ulcers, scrofula, carbuncles, or other OBJ
stinate diseases of the blood and skin, a
course Of Burdock Blood Bitters will be
a short road to health. Price $l.OO. tri-
al size 10 cents.-For sale by J. G. jam
isOn.
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Do not purchase your school books till
you have seen the Fout Bros. West
side square.
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Preaching.

Rev. ]. NJ. Green, formerly of this
place. now of St. Joseph, will preach at
the Masonic Hall, next Sunday at the
usual hours, morning and evening.
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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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Mr.. Geo. Shaw informs US that he has
shipped some water from his spring to
the State University for analysis, and
will furnish the report of the same for
publication when received.
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On Thursday last L. c. Campbell Of
this place sold to Link and Brasield
two two year old steers which brought
him the handsome little sum of $1,000
The price per lb. was S Ia cents.
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Baylor & Miller, South West Corner

Hart, the old and reliable jeweler Of
Kirksville,, Mo-, still holds forth in the
building with Geo. Brewington, east
side. 4w-2o
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The Princess Of Wales having recent
ly worn grapes or cherries in her bon
net on public occasions has revived a
pretty fashion.
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Baylor & Miller want to see you.
New Sorghum at Dean & G-ifin's.

Take your Butter & Eggs to Dean
Griffin's.
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John ('aSkey

Still has moregoods than he wants.
Call and see the handsome stock he is
now offering at bottom figures.
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Cochrane means just what he says
Suits to order for less money than any
body.
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Large sailor collars, painted in the
corners are very stylish, both for street
and evening wear.-Sedal!a Bazoo.
Isn't that mean.
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ID. Baird has some very fine and ar
tistic monuments and memorial.
tablets at his marble works. BARGAINS
are now offered. Cal. and see him.
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Call at w. ]. Wilkes Hardware store
when you want first class Buggy or
Spring wagon.
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Wanted Immediately.

$1,000 pounds fresh butter, 10000
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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Walt Jordon sends US two radishes
weighing ~ and S1a pounds respect
lively. We like radishes but take them
earlier IN the season and not quite so
large.
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Baylor & Miller for Boots and shoes.

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 G. Amick.
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Buggies and Spring Wagons offere
cheap and warranted first class at w. ]
Wilkes.
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TIE. Dillon, clothing dealer at Litch.
field and Girard, has assigned, owing
$2.5OOmostly in Chicago.
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WANTED.

A good butcher German preferred.
He must be a frst-class cutter and
sausage maker. To such man will
pay good price and give steady work
Address, ANDREW SHERRR,
Huntsville, Mo.
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Ifyou need anything in the school
book line give FoUT BROS. a call.
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The crowd still continues at the
uincy Grocery to see the novel ma
chine on exhibition there. It pays to
zee it-and when you are IN need Of
first class groceries don't fail to call
at the Quincy Grocery.
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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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Laces. embroidery, dress goods, cal
pets, clothing, all to be found at Brew
ington's and as cheap as any one viii
sell you-don't forget it.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned will sell at his residence. miles
southwest OF Nilmathsrille. on "wednesday. Sept.
Il. the following, viz: 80 sheep and Lambs IL calves
and one horse.
Tcrms:-Six months credit at per cent interest or
5per cent or for cash. Sale begins at 10 O'Clock.
c. I. RICE. Clay Tp., Adair co.
r. " Mea rs. Auctioneer,
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Second Hand Furniture

Stoves. &C., bought and sold by w. N.
Hope. Office at Jas. A. Hopes east
side Of square.
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Call at W. ], Wilkes and get one of
those handsome spring wagons.
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The place to buy a first class Buggy
or Spring Wagon is at Wilkes Hard
ware store.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Hats.
Boots & Shoes, and everything at Bay
lor e Miller's.
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Buggies and Spring Wagons goinl
cheap at w. ]. Wilkes.
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Look at Cochrane's overcoatings and
suitings before you buy, and save fl ON
10 to Is per cent.
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N. 7. STORE.
The New York Store is the best place
IN Kirksville to buy boots and don't
you forget it.
For ladies shoes or slippers come to
the N. Y..SToRE.
Remember we handle the Bryan
Brown e. Co. famous hand made shoe
every pair warranted.
One hundred pieces of Hamburg
Edgeing at N. Y. STORE.
Don't Forget we are Headquarters
tor Carpetlng, come, we will save you
money,
Ladies, for the latest styles in Neck
wear, go to N. Y. STORE.
For laces, ribbons, notions, dress
goods, &c. We are ahead
N Y. STORE.
Hor,a o1,,r,, Iod1, orJ ,,vo wilma our
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John Caskey says he does not have to
lie on his fellow merchants in order to
sell goods.
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Cochrane has the boss stock of piece
goods for gents suits.
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All kinds of family produce and pro-
visions bought and sold at Crawford
& Allgaier's.
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Baylor e Miller have the goods.

All kind of Country Produce at Dean
& Griffin's.
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Mansel W. Smiths little girl, Posey
died Thursday morning. This is the
second child the afflicted family have
been called upon to part with within
the present week. Words at such a
time, are too weak to give comfort to the
bereaved. Both children died from
diptheria.