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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07

stroyed the stables at the Harrisburg Driving Pafn-
suraDce.
SHREVEPORT, In. Nov. 6.-The loss by the hre mere
yesterday is S125,O0O. The insurance is Sl0I,oVo'
which is mostly in New York and foreign companies
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HOPEFUL OF CARRYING THE ASSEMBLY.

The Republican Slale Couhe'o0 i"o'"' WV
deserted last night by the of the OutOtown clerks
who started for their homes to cast Their votes to-day
Dewitt G. Wheeler remained alone Ia charge of the
receipt book accepting the last contributions and pay
ing the last small bills. There was no hgurng onthe
results OF the state canvass except tha was de"reu
from six To tweye This said 10 be the reslii, OF
close canvass No returns wt be received al the com
mttee Headquarters tonight
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EXCHANGES NOT TO BE OPEN TO-DAY.

ENUHANUES NOI TO II1 OI I11N T IO-17-fr'
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The Commercial
Exchange and the Produce exchange have adopted
resolutions 10 adjourn over tomorrow
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8-TomOrrOw being legal
holiday the Stock and Produce Exchanges and the pub
lie offices will be closed.
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North Fourthst Brooklyn, committed suicide last even
ing by hanging himself in his room. The cause for the
act Ia not known.
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NEW-YORK POLITICS.
THE CAMPAIGN IN BROOKLYN.

The political situation i'm Brooklyn is 80
complicated this year that only the counting OF the bal
lots tonight can clear away the fos
that surrounds the result The last prepara
tions for manning the polls, etc, we're com
pleted by both parties yesterday, and the bags OF
tickets were given out to the workers The azy clouds
which gathered in the morning betokening rain were
felt to be indication that lighter vote would be easi
than II the day proved clear The hopeful Republican,
predicted that Colonel Richards at the head OF tne
County ticket, would roll up majority OF
5000 despite the that double that Democratic ma
iorty for the state ticket was conceded Mr. Formans
Young Republican aud Home Rule friends stin hobeo
that no would win in rne contest for Controller But
If he is defeated, Mr. Hacker the Republican nomt
nee for Auditor, cannot fail TO beat MS unknown oppV
nent and Mayor Low and Home Rule VIII inuS DC SuS
tanned
The chief feeling apparent yesterday in the faction
Assembly District resist the dictaon OF the Young
Republicans regard TO ". J. Mann. The district IS
clearly Republican, and II Mr.. Mann Is supported can be
carried tor the Republicans But the Young Re-
pubicans doing their best defeat him. aud some OF
his supporters declare that tney will seek 10 defeat Mr.
FOIman In the Hid Congressional District the Demo
reduced t. such sorry expedents TO make any
put up posters and distributed tickets for j. Hyatt
smith. who not candidate. Mr.. smith denounced
the trick, which designed to benefit Colonel Wliam
Hester IL Is SAID hat Mr.. Smith was offered $1,000
and his printing expenses II he would run as an nue e,
pendent candidate Colonel Hester was SO convinced Oh
The hOpeessness Of his last week. II Is sald that
he only persuaded to remain In the Held ~ the party
managers saying that his withdrawal Wouid huft 'no
Ihe GamnIng fac.n regard to II. A. Adams. the Demo.
cratic candidate or the responsible position OF County
Treasurer made known yesterday thdt among tne
indictments pgeon-nOled in the DlstHctAt.
torney's office, is charging him with alleged
false eanvassing OF the vote for sherin IN Ia
the First District OF the Twenty fifth Ward IN lsS9.
1ne Campaign ON the Republican side IN Brooklyn has
been conducted with great assi1uty by exslern ADeIt
Daggett baseless report was set on loo yesteIay
that he would sell out" votes for other caDdldaes
to AID L. H. Hobbs for surrogate. IL was promptly pK
dehied. the Young Republican WOfkers wiz
be the polls all parts OF the city to-day and oner 70
help AL voters 10 procure the ballots they desire Ihey
will also send carriages for any aged and nhm voters
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HANGING HIMsELFIN HIS ROOM

Herman Fritche, age fifty. of No. 1GOi2
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,rrr11rnE OF THE IRISH MEMBERS.

1oxnoy. Nov. 6.-At a meeting of the lrlsh
Parliamentary party to-day E. Dwyer gray
nresdng, it was unanimously agreed 10
vote against Mr. Gladstones closure resolution
when sr Stafford Nortbcotc makes his motion Tor
the rejection of the resolution.
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Saturdays Daily.

Mr.. A. Buckall.w. of Greentop, pait
Us two or three interesting bushes
calls this week.
over forty-dollars week on subscrlp
tions alone, has the appearance of ;
genuine appreciation on the part of III
public. That is what ails the GRA
PHO.
Col. H. N. Hitler. Of Clark county
called 10 see us Friday. He is one o.
the old wheel horses OF republican
ism in Northeast Missouri and is al.
ways ready to give reason for the
faith that is in him.
h. N. Dawdy. of PettiS, called in
since our last issue and paid for year
on the GRAPHIC. Mr.. Dawdy Is one OF
Psttls townships good farmers. and
knows stock when he sees it.
In giving the assets and liabilities OF
the Farmers and Traders bank, in our
report of the Macon bank suspension,
Yesterday. the colGpositor mistook the
dollar mark for figure four. 1t should
have read: Assets: $4,000: liabilities
$41.0o0
News from kirksville and Moberly
is that the banks In those cities also
closed Yesterday; but we presume 1t
was on learning the news from Ma
con and only to prevent run.-Ma-
con Register.
All of which is a mistake so far as
as the Huntsville banks are con-
cerned. Our banks, we believe, are
solid. and there has been nc symptoms
OF nun.
J. Lee, of tireentop, called on US
Friday and subscribed for two good re-
publican pa pers for a year IN advance,
leaving the cash on ou- table. Of
course one of the papers is the Weekly
GRAPHIC. The GRAPHIC Greentop list
will soon be entitled TO the blue rIobon,
II the boom on new subscribers con-
tluues at the present rate.
A newspaper with cash paying list
of 1000 subscribers is better medium
for advertisers, than one with twice
that number of gratuitous circulation.
Why it is so we do not know, but all
advertising agencies and firms reeog-
nize the fact. Only green-horns IN ad.
yertising methods are take IN 10y such
papers. 1t may be that he who sub
scribes for a good paper Is either ADLER
gutrade or else be puts more confidence
and trust in a paper that is worth pay
ing for.
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DEWY-BAGLEY.

Last Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. D. W. Chase, three miles
northeast of kirksville there was an
occurrence which will live long in the re-
memberance of all parties present, and
especially of the two most entiIuately
concerned, and whose names head this
article.
The occasion was the solemnization of
the marriage rites between Mr.. Alvin
A. Dewy OF Camp Point. ILL.,, and Miss
Eva Bagley, one of Adalr county's fair
est daughters.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. R. A. Omer, of Illinois. A large
number of the intimate friends of the
bride, were present; but a larger number
were kept away by the extreme in
clemency of the weather. and the icy
condition of the roads.
We were not present, but We feel
positive that the bride looked lovely
and happy, as brides usually do, and
the CROMWELL, no matter how he
looked. The bride received number
Of handsome presents. The happy
couple left on Wednesday for their
home in Camp Point, ILL.,, followed by
the good wishes of all their numerous
acquaintance. Thanks for cake.
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Subscriptens.

The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the Daily
and weekly GRAPHIC, since our last
announcement
W. H. Spencer, $50; A. S. Pierce.
LOO; Sanford Herring, $50; A. Bick.
ell, IS; c. A. Gatlin, 200, Mrs. Mollie
King, .5o; G f. Moore, $50; frank
Khngman, $50; c. E. Thrasher, 50
B. r. Verdin, rs; Jno. Meeks, 1,5o;
Edward. H. Burton, 1.so; R. U. White,
400; B W. Young, Its; Laura Alvey,
1850; W. G. Pierce, 1.5o; ]. A. Bragg,
400; Milton Tuttle, 1.s5; Daniel Tut
tie, I.s5; Lewis Latham, rs; James H.
Novinger, $50; D. Banhill, 200; ].
N. Hawk, LOO; Demert Rich, rs; J..
r. Rainwater, $50; N. W. Churchill,
$50; Geo. Owen, rs; Levi Musick,
200; B. F. CofFey, Las; I. NJ. Beck
s.45; H. Otto, $50; ]. W. Hardin,
$50; Mrs. NJ. E. Heylin rs; B. NJ.
Dawdy $50; J. A. Lee, 1850; Walter
c. Hart, 800; Isaac Morgan. 1850;
G. w. Tull. 1.5o; Mrs. NJ. E. Foster,
100; VIM. Davis, rs; w. H. Sewall,
1.z5; A. NJ. Burrris. $50; Geo. F.
Adams, $50;
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Millard Matters.

WILLARD, Feb., 2rd.-As Willard
Items seem scarce in the GRAPHIC l
shall drop you few of the doings.
Mr.. b. White, of Macon county, has
purchased the steam mill and viii have
it in running order as soon as possible
he thinks of putting IN cards for card
ing wool.
Willard seems to be having quite a
boom.
J. J Dawdy talks of dong some kind
of business either grain and hay or
farm machinery. likely all three COM
bined If he concludes to make our vii.
age his home. More anon.
Por HOOK.
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Rain Drops.

The Mississippi raised SIX inches an
hour at St. Louis, Sunday night.
The rain fall Saturday and Sunday
measured six and half inches in thir-
ty-four hours.
At Cincinnati the Ohio river is higher
than it has been since IS47.
The arrival and departure of trains
on the Wabash was at a total stand
still Tuesday on account of wash outs
and broken telegraph lines
The Iron Mountain railroad sent out
no trains during the storm after Sat-
urday evening.
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Eminent Success.
Stall Another Thsusanl Bottles Of
Ma1Sh'S Gelden BalSan.
TheFamOus Throat and Lung Medi-
cine. to BE- Sold at Ten Ceuts in
kirkSyille.

Our enterprising and reliable drug
glsts, W. q. Four & Bro. will contin-
ue to sell the ten cent sample bottles OF
Marsh's Golden Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs, to ali who have never tried
1T. Persons who have already tried this
famous cough remedy can procure the
large bottles at 80 cents and one dollar
No one suffering with Consumption.
Bronchitis, a Cough or Cold. Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, Group Whooping
Cough, Asthma. or any Bronchial OF
Pulmonary affection. should fail to try
this truly valuable medicine. For the
prevention and cure of Consumption of
the Lungs it is the geeatest -emedy Ma
ture has ever conferred to MEDICAL SCI
ence or human research. Thousands of
bottles have been given away to prove
its extraordinary merit. Two doses
Will benefit. A large bottle will DO
wonders
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Blind John.

Notwithstanding the cold and sleety
condition of the streets, "a good audience
was out to hear Blind John Tuesday
night. This is his third appearance
in this city, and he never fails to draw
a good house. John has remarkable
musical talent, amounting almost, if
not quite to sixth sense, readily pick
ing up almost any tune from once
hearing it played. His present ten
dency is toward the classic, and his
managers inform US that there is con-
slant and perceptble improvement in
his musical development.
Bind Johns entertainments are
never dull, even to those who cannot
appreciate ''high art" in music. for his
selections cover the whole field from
opera down.
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Tuesdays Daily.

Yesterdays sleet played havoc with
telegraph and telephone wires
We learn that the engine on an east
bound freight train was ditched yes
terday. near Novinger station. No one
seriously hurt.
Phillip Philips, the renowned singer
;s 70 visit Trenton on April 4th.
The Trenton Republicans says land
buyers are becoming plentiful IN that
vicinity.
Those of our citizens, who were en-
gagged in making garden last week,
have taken recess.
EB. Brewington talks OF gong 70
the mountains again this sprine' 10
look after some mining claims he holds
in Colorado.
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Too Previous:

Shall we say its Spring is here
The robin and the blue bird have en-.
tered their appearance, and the frogs
are making melody in the ponds. The
trees are budding. and week more of
such weather and the naples will be
coveaed with leaves. For two weeks
past we have had regular May wealth.
er. In fact, there is manifest on every
hand evidence that winter is gone and
spring is here. So be it.-[La Plata
Press, 18th.
Think you had better not say it,
judging from the dilapidated condition
of the Thermometer Wednesday NOM
ing.
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Our information IN regard to the La
Belle hotel keeper, who charged extra
tor milk" was q. responsible and
respectable travelling man. The. DEM
ocrat ought to ascertain facts Be
fore It hkens q gentleman to . slop-
bucket. However, the Democratic editor
never opens his mouth without put
ting his foot in it" metaphorically
speaking.
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NO az.

vi kinds OF cassimeres and worsted
suitings At No. SO, west side of the
square Finest and largest stock ever
brought to kirksville which will be sold
lowe, than the same goods can be
bough at any other house in town.
call aud examine the goods and satisfy
yourself.
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Why Suffer.

When Balm OF Life will cure your
neuralgia in one hour. sprains in one
hour. head aches, sore threats, cramps
COLES, earache, etc, 10 three to FIVE min
utes and rheumatism in from one to i've
Bottle. Sold by J. g. Jamison and F
A. Grove.
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Stylish CIothing!

Everybody in want of a
Fine Dress Suit or Stylish
Business Suit of clothing al
ways goes to
"CHRANE'S.
Our stock of imported and
domestic woolens is always
full and complete. Remem.
Der that we carry the largest
line of suitings in North Mis-.
souri,, and guarantee to please
you.
~We defy competition lis
goods, prices and workman.
ship. " 6. cOcHRAAE.
Rooms south side of square
up stairs.
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less mud on our !. sidewalks.

Less mud on our sidewalks.
70 see spring open with a good
trade. M 1oaa g
Less jealousy and pickering among
newspaper men and doctors.
Better roads in our rural districts.
Everybody prosperous. happy and
enterprising.
Fewer dogs and more fine stock.
A good correspondent in every town.
ship in Adair county.
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Mr.. B. T. Raisor, manager of the
Blind John Concert Company has the
thanks of the GRAPHIC for substantial
favors during his stay In this place.
Also Mr.. LANCE the guardian of Blind
John. The Company is meeting 4 fine
business whichever they 60.
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Evils to be Avoided.

Over-eating is in one sense as pro-
ductive Of evil as ntemperance IN drink.
ing. Avoid both, and keep the blood
purified with Burdock Blood Bitters,
and you Will be rewarded with robust
health and an invigorated system. For
sale by 7. G. Iamlson.
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BRAsHEAR, Feb. aa.--The weathl
has made wonderful break. Fro,
spring to winter in twenty.four, hour.
$ Nevertheless business still booms i
Brashear.
!. Mr.. Jack Lee, our liveryman, ha
| sold his property here to Mr.. 81. Fov
Ter. But he does not intent
leaving our town nor going ou
of the livery business. He
is now putting up new stable for thai
purpose, and intends going into the
business on stronger scale.
The supper at Miller's hall on the 18th
was grand success. A large and civil
crowd was present. All seemed to en-
JOY themselves. and we trust went away
satisfied. The net proceeds amounted
to SIS. This shows that the people of
our town and community are energetic
and sociable.
Mr.. S. Borland is in town. He is
live, energetic man and knows how to
make his business 60.
Mr.. Keller and Ira Elliot have re-
turned from trip to Colorado. They
speak highly If the party they visited.
Mr.. S. F. Hamilton, while on his
way to Knox City Saturday last, pass
ing through our town, met with quite
a severe accident the train had stop
ped when he attempted to step from
one car to another, and in doing SO he
slipped and fell, dislocating his left
elbow; but under the care Of Drs. Els
& Wiseman he was enabled to start
home on Monday last.
Mr.. John Kennedy. hay and grain
merchant, of Kiri sville, was in town
Monday and Tuesday receiving and
shipping seed. He reports business as
good in his line.
NeA. Keller g. Co., report business |
as good. They have rented the Miller
building where they expect to put in a
full stock of goods as soon as the bull
ding is completed.
Mr.. NJ. Ewing, the druggist, is put
ting up snug business house on south
west corner of the square. Our bust
ness men are advancing.
Mr.. Dick Brashear has sold his farm
near town and intends becoming a
citizen of Kirksville soon.
The public school Of Brashear closes
FRIDAY next. We think it a mistake in
having it to close SO early in the sea-
son.
We understand that Prof. P. Hol-
oway, of Edna, is going to open up a
school here. We have not learned of
what kind. We trust that if he goes
ahead he will meet with success. II
DIR. Hopkins went to Quincy yester-
lay, on business, we suppose.
We are glad to notice that Mr.. Damp,
he miller, is renovating and improving
he mills here to quite an extent. I'll
Till be an excellent help to the town.
A. K.
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In Hot Water,

Orpha NJ. Hodge, Battle Creek,
Mich, writes: Il upset a tea-kettie Of
boiling hot water on my hand. l at
once applied Thomas Electric Oil,
and the effect was 1t Immediately al
layed the pain. Twas cured in three
DAYS" For sale by ]. G.. Jamison.
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Later reports from J. W. Gill, indi.
cate that he may recover. The pole
struck him on the lett and back side Of
the head, making a bad scalp wound
but 1t is thought the skull is not frae-
tured. His head, neck and shoulders
were badly bruised, but, at last &C
counts, he was considered out of imme.
date danger
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Mr.. Gle ,. F. Adams, one of Polk town
ships Young farmers. tn nigh a demo-
crat, needs the GRAPHIC. He gave US a
call and left the ''needful' on hurs-
days. This thing Is becoming unani-
nous
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A Good SQUARE Neal

Is too often followed by a disordered
stomach, symptoms of dyspepsia or in
digestion. Every miserable dyspeptic
in the land should know that he can be
cured by the timely use of Burdoek
Blood Bitters. Price $500, For sale
by !. G.. Tamison.
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Ylhnc Sale.

At my residence two and half miles
southeast of Kirksvllle on MONDAY
FEB. 9th, the following: Four head Of
horses, two COWS, one calf and all my
farming implements.
S. X. FOWLER.
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We suggest that smelling commit
tee ofdisgrrlntled doctors be appointed
to go down to the poor farm and in.
vestigate that little matter. That
would at least give them employment.
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Will you suffer with Dyspepsia an d
Liver Complaint Shiloh's Yitalizer IS
the remedy for you. Sold by L. R.
Fowler. kirksville Mo. DIV e-w
Try those splendid sugar enredAams
at DEAN & GRIFFIN's
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We regret to learn that Mrs. NJ. ].
Johnson, fell yesterday and received a
broken arm. Mrs. Johnson lives just
west of H. Bestman's, nor Invest of the
square
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No Natter What Happens

You may assured that you are safe in
being speedily cured by Thomas &c
lectrlc Oil in all cases of rheumatism,
neuralgia, toothache, etc, One trial
only is necessary to prove its efficacy.
For sale bv 7. G.. Iamison.
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Are You made miserable by INDUCES
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shilehis Vital
izer is positive cure. Sold BY T. r
Fowler, Kirksvills, No. dw-ow
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Special Netice

SwIGERr i GARDNER have reduced their
direct from the Factory and lat owest caah
rates. No soft wood furniture. Call and ex-
anime our goods and prices.
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Full supply Of Plovs, Mowers, Reap
ers, Wagons, and Farm Implements
generally, for sale by ]. w. HALL,
BRAsHEAR, Mo-, at Borrow PRICES.
n43.Iow
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Il hereby certify that I have used
DR.. Franeoni's Balm of Life, and find
it most excellent remedy.
w. G.. CocHRANE.
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For Aches, pans and lnhamatory
diseases Balm of Lite has no superior.
Only 80 cents a Bottle. See ADVERTISE
meut.
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tFriday's Dailyt

John Findley. of Arabela. cut off
three Of his toes. accidentally. last
week.
Parties failing TO receive either their
DAILY or WEEKLY GRAPHICs are re-
quested to notify US Immediately.
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Pianos, Organs, Bsajos, 2iolins,
Gutar, Strings, Instruction Books and
musical goods esaerally, for sale By ].
W. Martin, west sids Of the Square It
No. g.
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l. D. Lay has sold his farm on
Spring creek and thinks of gong to
Montana, unless he should succeed in
buying again in this county.
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Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
bresth secured BY Shiloh's Catarah Re-
NEEDY. Pric, 50 cents. Nasal Injector
free. Sold by 7. R. Fowler. kirksville.
No. DIV e-w
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Mcn1el1 Z nODpSoD:

Msndeli & Thompson represent all
The FIRE insurance companies formerly
represented by j. G. Thatcher. Don't
fiil TO SEQ them before insuring your
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LaBelIe Craphles.

The pretty weather created a goot
deal of life in our town and community
Many farmers came and bought plows
and much preparation was made 70,
spring work, but the icy spell has put q
quietus upon it.
About eight new houses have been
contracted to be finished within six
weeks and the prospects are good for
another building boom here this sum.
mcr.
]. W. Zimmerman, living near La
Belle, died and was buried in the GEM
etery yesterday, Feb, 10Th. He had
typhoid fever and was ~ years old.
Was sick only ten days
The ladies' OF the Presbyterian church
held festival on Thursday night for the
benefit Of the building which needs re.
pairing V,ry much, and they realized
about $50 above expenses.
Many sales have taken place thi;
winter and many more are advertised.
People are not moving away but are
just changing around.
.
a
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For lame back, side or chest use
Shiloh's Plaster. Price 25cts. Sold BY
I. r. Fowler, Kirksville, No. DIV e-W