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Mondays Daily.

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We learn that Mrs. j. J. IIently ha'
been quite Ill for several days.
/ VIM. Watson, of Milan. spent Sunday
| in kirksville visiting his mother
Mrs. Ed. Link Is to read the declara.
ton at the celebration tomorrow, near
Sharr's mil.
| Rev. j. J. Kennedy was engaged as
the speaker at the North Salem, No.,
celebration.
We are sorry to hear that Rev. +. NJ.
Green is living quite i'll at his residence
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Bornemann went TO
Hannibal to visit their sun, II. w. Gail
Miss Katie, their daughter, will return
home with them.
Mrs. j. H. McAlpine, of Richmond,
Indiana, las been visiting Mrs. E. b.
Seitz, of this place during the past
week.
We are glad to learn that G. Wall
Smith has been so fortunate as to
secure portion of his back pension,
some $500, which will doubtless come
quite handy in the way of pocket
change Just now.
A. f. Ackerly advertised to give
wonderful seance at Liberal hall Sun
day nigh. was dropped upon by some
of the spiritualists and discovered to be
humbug. Saturday he folded his
tent, like the Arab" and silently de-
parted on the Q. NJ, for more con-
genial soil
We are requested to say, that COM
mencing with to-day the stores gener-
ally will close at s o'clock p. NJ, each
evening till Sept, 1st. We are glad to
see it. There Is no use keeping open so
late this hot weather, ana 1t will give
both proprietors and employees a chance
to get little fresh air.
Elder Turner and wife, started to
Saturday, where the Elder
had an appointment to preach Il funer-
al on Sunday. On Big creek the
horse and buggy got into quick sand
and were swamped so that both were
released with great difficulty and much
delay, so much so that the trip was
abandoned.
Gordon Dinsmore, writing from San
doval, His, says: Send my paper to the
above Office till further orders. l. have
a Job of harvesting here which will
probably last week or two or longer
Il the rainy weater continues. The
self binders in general use in this
are too heavy to make
much Roadway now. Wheat looks well
and gread deal has been put in shock
along the line of the Q. 4 NJ. r. r., be-
tween here and ST, Louis, distance of
sixty miles Wages are good but the
demand for hands not so good as before
The Self-binderS came into use.
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Wednesday : Daily,

Mr.. T. j. Tate went to Quincy to-day
on business.
\ room house in good condition for
rent, apply to Sands 4 Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rauh, of Abba. Iowa,
are visiting Mrs. Rauhs parents at this
place.
w. Mlkel, Esq, OF Pettis was uptown
on the 4th, and paid the GRAPHIC office
a pleasant call.
DIR. j. NJ. Swetnam started for hen
lucky, on visit this morning, and will
he away for several weeks.
Mr.. Daniel Tuttle, of Salt river, was
in to the 4th and dropped in to see US.
As Mr.. Tuttle tells us he doesn't like the
personals we must not mention The
fac.
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Largest line of Gel
luloid Cuffs and Col
lars in the City at B.
z. Lamkins.
ACCIDENTS.

LIE Is uncertain. DeaM is SIRE, and
Gffia'Ht5 are hafbmiAs egey dar. l0a
taR 'f0ruys an Afciatnt Polly BY faH
ing IN l. c. ZHatfhef, that agiN Pay
tr0M $500 to 5000 indemnity FER
apseh # dYsa6led, or if killed jour 7viJt
and children ar ssveetheart 7giU get fr0m
$1,000 to $4,000. Is 7giX t0st int
little and tie indemnity is su,r.
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Mr.. John w. Bernard, We presume
employs more men than any other man
or firm IN the county. He gives en-
ployment on his brick yards and in 9TH
er capacities to near sixty persons. and
his weekly outlay for wages muss be
something immense. 1t is such live,
wideawake men as Mr.. Bernard, that
benefit community and help build
up town.
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Buy your ticket early and get good
seat. Johnson's show is always crowded
with the lovers of mir.h and merriment,
a gala day, and holiday. Don't forget
the day and think it is the 4th Of July,
whichis only side show compared to
the Boss Circus, remember, don't forget
July 10th is the time. Whoa Janu
airy.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

After mature deliberation have concluded
10 announce myself as candidate forthe Once
OF PKop,rE JUDGE of Adair County, subject
10 the decision Of I he Republican voters at
primary elc ction TO be held August l2ti, le>-.
c. L. LEWIS.
"a. are authorized to announce GUY CHANDLER
is a candidate for the Office OF PROBATE ~ Doe
should the republicans decide At their lriiiaiI
election Ia bc held Aug. 18th. los2.
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Miss. Vina Taylor. of Prairie View,
Phillips Co, Kans, paid the GRAPHIC"
pleasant call this morning. leaving the
"siller" for the best paper in Missouri.
Miss Taylor has been visiting Mrs.
VIM. Belfield of this city, and leaves
this morning for her home in Kan
sas..
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FOR TREASURER.

We are Authorized 10 announce GEo. W; TAhhs
As a candidate for the Office of IREASl KEls OF
Adair county. Mo-. subject to the decision OF tue
Republican Primary election TO be held August I'm
lsss.
We are authorized 10 announce IHAs. Nil.
son a candidate for the office OF IKE aSt KfH OF
,dair county, Missouri. subject TO the republican
PRIMARY election 10 be held August lsih. lss.
We are author lied 10 announce SHAKLEs u.
MALONE a. n candidate for the of1ceoi TREAS n
TP ar Adair county. No.. subject 10 the ii :ci>ion
OF tic Republican Primary election 10 he held Aug
9Th. los2.
We are authorized 10 announce L; J. Browh u u, 4
candidate the Office OF lREAsu Rf.is OF Aoaif
lean Primary election TO be held Aug. l2til. leeZ-
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized 10 announce J. VI. CRaMreRD
~ a candidate for The Office of CIRCUIT CLERh OF
a,xir couhty subject 10 the decision OF the RepuD-
lican primary election 10 be held August L. Iee.-
We are authorized to announce the name OF ".
j, AsHLoCk as u candidate for the Office oi ClE-
CUT CLERK, Of Adair county. Mo-, subject 10 me
decision OF the Republican Primary e.ecuont 10 De
held Aug. 18th lss2-
We are authorized TO announce AAK9N
kISYON us a candidate for the Office OF CIRCUIT
CLERK OF Adair county. subject TO the decision oil
the republican primary election, 10 be held aug
lsil.
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No one knows until they try
Every ones price around the
town
We prop ose that we can sell
You goods for cash the lowest
down
One thing that we in truth can
say
Right OF wrong we carry the
day
kirksville Mo, west side
So come around and see OR
stock
That in every way you'll find
complete
One price to all and at bed
rock
Really on low prices we'won't
be beat
Everybody and no more
Will please call around to
The New York Store,
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saturdays Daily.


LaPiata donates $40 to the Iowa
cyclone sufferers.
4. b. Coffee Is TO read the ''Declara-
ton at LaPlata on the 4th.
We have a strange fact to announce
it did not ram last night
jim Shahan went down to Knox sta
ton this m orning to bid on so he bridge
work.
L. J. Atte,belry has sold his drug
and grocery store at Atlanta TO James
Y. Fry.
The publishers OF the first con gres-
Sional district are to meet IN this place
July 9TH.
W. p. Johnson, our well know DUTCH
man who lives at LaPlata, is reioic-
ing over a boy baby at his house.
Mathews & Beeman have closed THEN
doors TO invoice. We learn they have
sold out to Linn county man.
Some farmers REPORT that the recent
rams have completely lald out the
chinch bugs. Others say not.
1t seems to take a long time to get
people to know that the Daily is not
issued on Thursday. Only those who
take both Daily and Weekly get
paper every day.
The cashier of the Brookfield Bank
has been to Jefferson to see if he could
get clue to the remaining $1,000 yet
unaccounted iol.
The protracted meeting at the Cum
bcrland Presbyterian church at La
Plata still continues. Rev. L. Sharp
of Moberly Is expected Monday to
assist.
We regret to learn that DIR. Wesscher
has been quite sick. Miss Minnie
Wesscher has also been on the sick list.
The doctor is able TO be out again.
Whenever firm is compelled to
coax, threaten and bully people to keep
them from patronizing a competitor,
comment becomes superhuous.
Miss Onstot. of Rails county, sister
Of Mrs. Geo. SHIRLEY of Morrow town
ship, went west Friday evening, by the
Q. NJ. to visit the latter, whom she has
not met since some time before the late
war.
Mr.. c. A.. Miles, the Willard hay
merchant, gave the GRAPHIC a very
pleasant call to-day. Hereports every
thing booming; farmers on this side of
Millard having commenced harvesting
their wheat.
Yesterday, Miss Gertrude Ames
completed a three months term OF
school at NIillard, having taught in that
place during the whole OF last year.
She has given excellent satisfaction.
They wind up to-day with picnic.
Tull & PARCEL are now prepared TO
make views and post morteiH pictures
on short notice. either in town
or country. n1l.4w
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ADVERTISERS.

Should bear In mind the fact that the GRAPHIC ,s
ssued every day In the week except Sunday, and
their announcements are thus kept constantly be-
fore the public. Those Who have noted how quick
ly paper disappears from public view In business
houses and offices appreciate this daily renewal
in hotels oficcs. shops and business houses where
the daily, is picked up and glanced over by hum
dretis ofreaders,
The Weekly GRAPHIC has now the largest circu-
laiion Of any Taper published in city and is nly
recognized as TIR Family Paper, by all classes
readers. The daily and Weekly editions combined
makeit by far the very pest medium for reaching
the people Advertisers should bear these facts in
mind
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Pushing Business.

Frank Quinn, lessee of the Rocky
Mountain Bitters, and other medical
Preparations, has got everything into
frst-class shape for manufacturing.
Orders of any size filed ON the same
day received.
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Fri,lay's Daily.
The Marion county fair com ences
on the 9TH OF September.

The Marion county fair com ence
on the 9th OF September
Protes..ants IN India have increased
III. number in the last thirty year.
nearly 400 per cent.
a revival in the Greek Church at
Beirut has resulted from the translat
ed sermons of Mr.. Moody.
Finest line of Candies in the City at
the new Ice Cream Parlors and Res.
taurant under the Parcels House.
Miss Ida Griggs accompan led by her
brother Joe---leit for Iowa yesterday
where they will remain for several
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Meals on the European plan served
up promptly at the Parcels House
Restaurant. Ice Cream, Confection-
cry etc.
Elegant New Restaurant and Ice
Cream Par!ors, under Parcels House.
just opened out. Call and see how
elegantly everything is arranged.
The Knox I, ity high school has been
abandoned by Prof A. W. Lyon who
has turned it over to w. B. Anderson.
John Malone, of Edna, sent to the
penitentiary few months since. has,
through the untiring efforts of his
lawyer, Mr.. 0. d. Jones, been sent
back for new trial.
The barn OF Eli Banickman, living
five miles north of Memphis was struck
by lightning last Sunday. and damag-
Cd to the amount OF thirty dollars.
The Knox county Democrat SAYS that
"a large amount OF egotism. sell concert
and nonsense can be crowded into
a very small package" That's 50. hut
how did yoa know, brother Frcst, that
our Philosopher only took a small
grip sack" when he started for Wash.
ington last week
Wonder why those parties who dis
ike so much to live under Democratic |
rule don't pack their grip sack and get
up and git. '--Edino Democrat.
Yes. That is the regular bourbon
dea II man don't agree with them
lie can git Now brother Frost, don't
ak that va: any more. This is free
country and a democrat has JUS as
good right 10 1--we. vote and wolk for
lis principles in Iowa. as he has in
Missouri. Before the war it was If
'ou don't endorse slavery you must
ut, and now, if you don't like demo-
ratic rule, or would prefer to see The
tate republican, the Edna Democrat
avs You can git up and git" Better
lrop such foolishnesS-it is born Of
arrogance and ignorance Suppose
very man not a democrat or bourbon
heuld take the advice and git would
iissouri reap much glory or benefit
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The riding and acrobatic monkeys;
Great roars Of laughter. Professor
Showers will introduce them to a
Kirksville audience on Monday next
July 10th, Whoa january.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized 10 announce JOHN &. tARoIii-
EKS IS . candidate Tor the office OF COZ II
IJERK of Adair county. Missouri. subject to tine
deeisIon o, the Republican Primary election 10 be
held Aug. lsth lSs2.
,h.-.bv announce uysel; as candidate for the
ollce OF COUNTY CLERK. subject to the decision
OF the Republican primary election to be hsid Aug.
lstli. lsss. g MSLAu h-i-''
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Always First

BAYLOR & MILLER have re-
ceived and ready for sale al
the spring novelties, summer
silks, laces, spring wraps,
trimming laces, neck ware, and
in fact, all the late and desir-
able goods for the spring and
summer for 1882. Remember
our goods speak for them
selves. Our prices are the
LOWEST and our qualities the
BEST for the MONEY. Don t
buy until you first examine
our goods.
PAvf AP A. ~TTFHp
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January. whoa January, everybody
has seen January SO years old but as
Young as colt in his astonishing tricks
and antics, will appear at each per.
formance of Jas. T. Iohnson's great
moral show.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized TO announce HhSR1
SpHS ~ 4 candidate for the Office Of sE,soh o.
Adalr county, subject 10 the decision OF the Reiun-
can primary election TO be held August i-'h' ia-
We are authorized to ammo unce JOSIAH
WRIGHT as a candidate for tie Office OF AssEssot
subject to, the decision of the primary election
10 be held Aug. 18th. lSS9.
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Star Party.

The merry star party gwen at the
residence of Mrs. ]. Edminston on last
Friday eve. in honor OF her sister, Miss
Maggie Stafford's departure, was quite
a brilliant affair and a grand success.
The hostess did all in her power to
have every one enjoy themselves. Alter
engaging in different games, on the
lawn. which was beautifully iiluminat-
ed oy Chinese lanterns, the guests
were invited in TO the Dining room to
a beautiful table decorated with lovely
flowers and were a delightful menu
was spread, after which all repaired to
their homes. But We know there was
one in particular who went home with
a heavy heart. The thought that Miss
Stafford was so soon to leave tor her
Virginia home. We mean the grocer
on the north side, who sells the best
pepper in town. 10
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Miss Julia Halter, and two visiting
friends, Mrs. NJ. E. Clark, of Macon Mo-.
and Miss McComb, of Bunker Hill. Ill.
paid our Sanctum a pleasant call on
Wednesday.
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Fifty CENTS will buy the MARSH
AGUE cURE-liqu!d or pills. 1t cures
the worst cases ofIerlian, or Third Day
Ague, and all forms of Chills and Fever
when other medicines fail. For sale
by Gray & Co. druggists.
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Don't forget the Grand free show
that takes place in Mid Air just be-
fore the doors of Johnson's Show are
opened. Free to all remember and
don't forget the date, July 10.
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.InSI 6ecelYed.

We have just received a large stock
of meats, which we can sell as cheap
as any house IN town. New groceries
received almost daily. Stock fresh and
complete Farmers call and see us.
MARKEY & Son.
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Remember, seven accomplished and
and finished female riders and arial
sensationalists, are engaged with John
sons big show coming July 10th.
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ATTENTION =

We would call the attention of the
FARMER 10 the fact that we have full
supply Of all kinds of Repairs for Rea-
per> ana Mowers at
W. J. Wilkes & Co.
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The principal male and female
artists of Johnson's great circus richly
dressed will parade the streets led by
the golden chariot and Dolby's band
on the morning of July 10th.
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lGEi INEf ICEL

Parties desiring Ice will please ap-
ply f1r tickets leaving address at office,
corner OF ElSon and Missouri streets.
ANY negligence on part Of men who
deliver zee will please be reported at
office and oblige .Iso. l.. PORTER.
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CHAMPION
Reapers ard Mowers
Call and see them
w. J. WILKES & Co.

Everybody can get married now for
W. y. Hope /, Co.. have a large lot OF
cook stoves, good as new. also new and
second hand furniture at scots on the
doLLar. CAL CARLY and get BARGAINS.
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More handsome ladie artists travel
with Tohnson's show than can be seen
in any other three shows in America.
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John Caskey says he Is determined TO
sell out his stock of good, for cash in
hand as soon rs possible. t. make room
for his immense fall stock now IN pro-
cess of manufacture-0nd don't yo4 for
get It.
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The east side Photo Gallery is still
working the lightning dry-pla:e pro-
cess with fine success. Call and leave
your measure for a dozen pictures.
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The St. Elmos, wonderful in their
acrobatic sensations. will be in Kinks
vile July 10th.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mcrkey & Son are independent can
dldates for public patronage in all
kinds Of Groceries. Farmers call in
and see them, north side square.
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The Ntorm ling Conquered.

NIendell Z Thompson in the role Of
4 modern .Eolus, have succeeded in
Wrestling the terror from wind storms
cyclones, and tomatoes, by insuring all
property against their rayages.
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Silas Dinsmore. who has been teach
ing at Salem, Mo-, is at home, and
will spend the summer here.
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Prof. Showers Dog Circus delights
the ladies and children. Don't tail to
see them on Monday the 10th.
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Snow Storm the finest trained horse
in the United States viii be introduced
and performed by Jas. T. Johnson.
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You that want out door pictures. call
on Tull e. PARCEL. They can be ready
to accompany you IN FIVE minutes.
nj &c
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Hunah the circus is coming, the
funny clowns, the daring gymnasts, the
graceful equestrians, the leapers and
tumblers the beautiful and skilfully
trained horses and ponies. NNhao Jam
uary, this wav Mr.. Merriman. Don't
forget the date and date.
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James Z Johnson's circus and tram
ed animals are coming, and will exhibit
here on Monday next.
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Mile Edith the beautiful horse
woman and accomplished equestriene
is with the Johnson Show.
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Over three hundred people visited
Baylor : hall TO see Tinsman's big PIC.
turc yesterday.
The smoke-s.ack of Meyers mill nj
Sloan's POINT was struck by lightning on
Monday evening and topplcd over. II
was pretty badly damaged IN several
places.
J. b. Hopson whose misfortune by
fire at Osborn, we noted last week, re-
/ turned to Krksville On the ith. HIS
partner Mr.. W. j. Smith goes to New
Mexico, to look out new opening.
Tate & Iull have been awarded the
contract for building the Il. NJ. Rlngo
residence which will cost in the neigh
borhood o, 5000. We have not been
furnished the exact figures.
Our Young friends. c. NJ. Policy and
A. Il. CofFey, leave next week for
Marysville. California. They will
spend some time in the mountains.
hunting and fishing, and frustrating
generally. They both expect to teach
the coming winter.
j. r. Mu>lck and vile started Tor
New York this morning. Mr.. Musick
has business offer which he goes to
look after and may remain permanent
ly. We will be sorry to spare John
from our community.
Prof A. b. Coffee went to Sturgeon,
Mo-, this morning, but will return III Il
day or two. He expects to 90 to Cali
fornia in few days, having resigned
his engagement at l.aPIata IN order TO
do so.
Mr.. J F. Whitacre of the New iork /.
Store started east this morning by the
way of Chicago. He goes to his Old /
home in Louden county, Virginia. and
will be away several weeks. We wish
him pleasant trip.
Richard Hemmings, the daring rider
and dashing equestrian, travels with the
great Tohnson's Show
Remember the day and date the
Boss Circus comes on Monday Iuly
10th.
DR. S. A. Houston Kirksville's popu-
lar dentist, will be found at his old
office, north side square, jerking molarS
with ease. The DR.. has a new outfit
and all the latest improved instruments
and material for doing first class work
and with ease to the patient. NIL
January, the great January, and the
four funny clowns furnish mirth and
merriment for the patrons of the Great
Tohnson's Show. remember coming
next Monday.
40 performers, count them IN the
ring. All artists, every one car be seen
1t each performance of the Great John
sons Circus. Don't forget the time,
Nondoy Tulv roth
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For Sale.

Fine stock thorough bred berkshire
Ii ogs-male and fernale registered
pedigree. Apply to q. \. GOREN,
kirksville, No.
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The seven great female stars
Macam Iodine, Mile Edith. Miss st.
Maur. Sadie Horton. Carolesta De
We're, Tennie Holt and the charming
Capito!a, are all engaged by Jas. 7.
Johnson who employs only finished
artists in his great moral show.
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The finest Pianos, Organ and Furni-
ture polish ever introduced Tor use now
for sale at j. w. Martins Music Store.
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Blue Rocket will leap through bal
looms of fire introduced by Jas. T.
Johnson.