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FRESH OYSTERS
At the Wabash Dining Hall. I

At the Wabash Dining Hall.
See those nobby hats at No. SO.
Balm Of Lite for aches and pains.
Try 1t.
10000 lbs. Eagle Flour at r. D.
Magrudel',
All styles of overcoatings at No. SO,
west side.
Matthews & Beeman have Buck.
wheat Flour. Call and get some.
Catarah Cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarah Re-
medy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector
free. Sold by 7. r. Fowler, Kirksville.
No. DIV e-w
For lame back. side or chest use
Shiloh's Plaster. Price 25cts. Sold by
I. r. Fowler, Huntsville, No. DIV e-w
Remember and call at Magruders tor
be celebrated Eagle Mills Flour.
Big line OF queenswsre, glass ware,
etc, Just in at Wilkes and Wizards
south side SQUARE.
The celebrated Grace Mills Flour
and the Kirksville Mills Flour at
MARKEY & Sons.
CornS. Bunions and Frosted feet find
a magic relief in Balm of Life.
Best cider in town at Mathews and
Beemans.
NICE ClDER-best in town at
MATHEWS & BEExASs.
Finest ire OF Organs in Huntsville at
J. W. Martin's-west side of the square
No. SIS.
The Kimball Organ has no rival on
the Globe A new line Just received at
J. W. Martins No. So.
The CoNMaS SCHOOL VISITOR, the best
family magazine in the West. on trial
three months for Is cents. Devoted to
culture and education.
Address: VISITOR. kirksvills. No.
Croupe. Whooping Cough and Broa-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by I. r. Fowler. Klrksvii.e.
No. DIV s-w
For Aches, pans and Infamstory
diseases Balm OF Life has no superior.
Only 50 cents Bottle. See Advertise
ment.
Shiloh's vitalizer Is what you need
Tor Construction. Loss of Appetits'
Dizziness and all symptoms of of Dys-
pepsia Price 10 and Is cents per bot
tie. Sold by Kirksville, Mo. DIV s-w
The Balm of Life is for sale, whole
sale and retail, at J. G Jamison's and
F. \. Groves, Krksville, Mo.
If you want anything In their line
it will pay you to go to No. IS. west
side, they won't be undersold.
Shiloh's cough and Consumption euro
is sold by Us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. Sold by 7. r. Fowler,
hirksville Mo. DIV s-w
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Eminent Success.
Still Another Thousand Bottles Of
MarSh's Golden BaISan.
TheFamous. Throat and LING Xedl-
cine. to be Sold at Ten Ceuts In
kirksville.

Our enterprisin2 and reliable drug
glsts, W. G.. Four & BRo., will contin-
ne to sell the ten cent sample bottles OF
Marsh's Golden Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs, to all who have never tried
1t. Persons who have already tried this
famous cough remedy can procure the
large bottles at 30 cents and one dollar.
No one suffering with Consumption,
Bronchitis, a Cough or Cold, Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, Group Whooping
Cough, Asthma. or anv Bronchial OF
Pulmonary affection, should fail to try
this truly valuable medicine. For the
prevention and cure of Consumption Of
the Lungs it ia the geeatest -smedy Ms
ture has ever conferred to MEDICAL SCI
ence or human research. Thousands Of
bottles have been given away to lrovs
its extraordinary merit. Two doses
will benefit. A large bottle sill do
wonders.
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The report that there is single case
of small pox in Kirksville is either q
mistake or SANDER on the town. The
GRAPHIC will promptly publish the very
first case that occurs, so our readers
who have stayed away from fear Of the
disease may rely on this as being cor
'ect. There is no small pox in Kinks
e.
Miss.takesr are liable to occur even
- editors, and when we spoke of Mrs.
kerlin Yesterday it was an example.
The title should have been Miss.
The father OF the murderer, kring,
las gone to Jefferson City to intercede
with the Governor for a Communication
of his sons sentence.
II. H. Priest, member OF the Missouri
Legislature from Rails county. died of
pneumonia yesterday morning.
These days begin to look as if the
farmers might soon begin to prepare
land for the spring crops.
The home Of Mr. Rufus Cavett, one
of our Walnut township subscribers.
was gladdened Sunday by the advent
of another boy. This makes the ssy-
ensh-and every one republican. so far
Is heard from. Missouri will be re
deemed frem Bourbonism, bye-and-bye,
if things 60 on at this rate.
When We explain that Puterbaugh of
the Milan Republican is disciple and
special admirer of DR.. John, those who
may a open to read his diatribes on the
the GRAPHIC will not wonder at it.
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New Baden Springs.

Mr.. Alfred II. Smith reports the sale
Of sixteen lots, so far, at New Baden
Springs The proceeds of the sale of
lots will be applied to the Identifying
and improving of the streets and
grounds about the springs. Descrip-
tive namplrts will be issued soon and
there is evidence of 4 boom" Tor our
friend Mr.. Sha~ -, the proprietor, as soon
as the season opens. The new hotel On
the grounds is now almost finished.
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Why Suffer.

When Balm Of Life will cure your
neuralgia in one hour. sprains in one
hour. head aches, soreithroats, cramps
COLES, earacbe, etc, 10 three TO Eve min
utes and rheumatism in from one to fivs
days. Get only the genuine. Only 5Oc
a Bottle. Sold by J. G. Janison and =
\. Grove.
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Baylor & Miller will not be under

Baylor C Miller will not be under
sold
Baylor & Miller for clothing.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Hats
Boots and Shoes and everything at
Baylor & Miller's.
Baylor & Miller have the goods you
want.
= Baylor & Miller will save you money
Overcoats and clothing at Baylor s.
Miller's.
Try those splendid sugar eu,edhams
at DEAN & GRrFF1N's.
A choice lot of Bacon just received
at DEAN s. GRrFT1N's.
IsFThe Castle Mills Flour.~
Has no superior in the market and
every sack is warranted both in
~Weight and Quality-W
You VIII find it at DEAN & GRrrFiN's.
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saturdays Daily.

Look out for a grand business boom
here when spring opens.
Geo. Shaw, of New Baden springs
will soon have his new hotel completed.
Mr. John SHIRLEY was in town yes
erday.
MILD. Hilyer, of Morrow town
ship, dropped in to see us last night
and left the "wherewith' FOR the
9RAPHIc.
New time card on the Wabash be-
tween here and st. Louis. Another
train put on.
Miss Maggie Sailes, Of McCredie. No.
Is VISITING Miss Addie Halliday OF this
plssa.
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FRIDAYS Daily

Queen Victoria is writing a book.
Mr.. McClannahan of the Carrolton
Press, passed through town this morn
ing on his way to Milan. He says hi.
new paper Is having fine boom.
Jos Park, Of LaPlata, ca me up yes
terday on business.
1t Is rumored that Theodore Tilton
will lecture in Memphis on the 23d.
Another sheet iron house is going up
just south of the cigar factory.
The Brookield Gasette says Rev. Mr.
Dulin is creating quite sensation
among white and colored people by his
magnetic healing.
4. N. Hayes. of this place. Is the
chief officer of the colored Good Temp
lars of Missouri. The Brookfeld Ga
eette SAYS he addressed the colored peo-
pie at that place recently ~ very &C.
cep1ble manner.
This 4th quarterly meeting for Mem.
phis charge will be held at the n. s.
church on the second Sunday in Feb,
being the 18th. Rev. W. u. Turner, P
E., will oHcists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beadle. formerly Of
Polk township, went to Trenton. to-day
where they expect to reside for the fu-
turs. They take the Weekly GRAPHIC
and the Home Trasars with then for
the coming year.
4 brakeman on the n. |. & n, was
badly crushed Tuesday night while
switching at Memphis. His name is
r. II. Roland, and his home is in Brook
field.
The ladies OF the Baptist Mission Aid
Society, will give mite sociable at
MIS-. Sam Halladay's, Friday evening,
10th inst All friends Of charitable
work, invited to attend.
The Primer craze has struck most of
our country exchanges, and for the
sake of their readers it Is to he hoped
the disease may prove of . mild type
A few friends met at the residence Of
Rev. J. J. Bentley last evening to wit
ness the marriage of our esteemed
townsman, Mr.. w. E. Newton and
Miss Anna E. Thompson. Of Glasgow.
No. The ceremony and the refresh
ments ended, the happy couple left for
q visit to Glasgow and Highly.
The clerks around the different stores
generally, have tired expression to-
cay.
This morning Ed. Brown bought of
Mr.. Jefries, northeast of town. PAIR
OF mules for which he paid $3.50.
Miss. Emma Kerlrn, Of Greenville. U.
is here on visit to the family of Prot.
Z. Seitz, and win remain several
months.
E,erette Hope departed this mon ming
on the north bound train quite myste-
riously. Memphis, Mo-, is said to be the
digestive point of interest IN his travels.
They say he has gone mp to consult
,-;th %ha ssoId tolks" this time,
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NO ga.

NJ kinds OF casSimeres and worsted
suitingi at No So, west side of the
square. Finest and largest stock ever
brought to Kirksyille which will be sold
lower than the same goods can be
bough at any other house in town.
call and examine the goods and satisfy
rnr1rcaIf
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Druxxist's Testimony,

H. F. Mccarthy. druggist, Onav..
Ont, states that he was afflicted With
chronic bronchitis for some Year,, and
was completely cured by the Us OF
Thomas Electric Oil. For sale By J.
G.. Jamison.
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4 Renoyating Remedy.

Is to be found In Burdock Blood Bit
tiers. As an antidote for sick head
ache, female weakness, biliousness, in.
diges ion, constipation, and other dis
eases OF kindred nature, these bitter,
are invaluable. Price SI.oo. For
sale by J.. G. Jamison.
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Mr.. Edward Burton living near the

1 -
Blanket Grove school house met witt
quite a severe accident a few day
since. He was thrown from load o
hay and badly stunned, besides receiv
ing broken arm.
The La Plata Press says its new rol
lers rather than new type country pm
tiers need. We always thought read,
cash was the long felt want of thu
craft.
Mr.. D. C. Ratliff, of Floyd Greek
called in Monday and said be mus
have the GRAPHIC another year-ant
left three dollars on our table as to
ken of his appreciation of the grea
Family paper. 1t is just such little
episodes as this that reconciles US to thi:
unfrisndly world and the cruel citicism:
of the Democrat on our methods of do
ing business.
Mrs. DR.. Wesscher went to Greentol
this morning TO attend the funeral of I
niece. She was accompanied BY bel
daughter, Minnie, and Mrs. Pscken
paw.
James and William Robertson, sons
Of Mr.. Geo. Robertson, started t.
Northern Minnesota this morning fol
the purpose of visiting relatives and
perhaps looking out 4 location.
A number of new houses are in pro.
cess of erection in various parts of
town. The mild winter has been favor
able to the building boom.
Hines & Amick's factory and mill
seems to be making things "buz-' We
dropped in there Tuesday morning and
found them busy in the various depart
ments OF the establishment. We are
glad to see such enterprises successful.
Joe Nichols, of the Wabash Dining
Hall, i. fitted up in fine style. and is
giving his customers every seasonable
luxury IN the market. Fresh oysters
served up IN any .tyls You want every
night this week. Drop in and see him.
There is after all only one real bone
of contention in the world, and that Is
the iaw-bone, as a XII ksvil,a man re.
marked after a lively seauce with his
better half
There is young woman in kirkSville
SO sweet that she has to wear a wire net
to keep Of the honey bees. Don't ask
us who she is for there are just twenty
seven who will take this as a personal
compliment.
The ministers and deacons' meeting
of the Macon Baptist Association was
held IN LaPlata a week Oh two since.
Some of the brethren grew rather warm
on the sanctitication question, accord.
ing to the press report. The sanctifca-
ton question doesn't seem to bother
Kirksvllls churches. They're VAGINA
ted.
Students in Bookkeeping can enter
Mrs. W. J. Smiths classes at any time,
and receive individual Instructions.
]. W. TRoTTER.
Dogs made raid on a foe k of fine
sheep in Livingston county a few
nights ago, and killed and wounded AZ
head.
Elders E. C. Browning and j. I.
WEIGH propose publishing a monthly
paper in Shelbyville to be called the
Pastoral and Missionary Helper" The
first number will be issued about the
middle of this month
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Triunbhalt,

Mrs. Seigiried, Marion. o.. Gays
Thomas Electric Oil was sriumphan, in
her case; she used it for q severe cold
and pain inside, and was relieved In
few minutes. For sale BY J. G. Jam
ison.
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Special Notice.

swreERr 6 GARDNER have reduced their
old stock, and are now filing UP with VIEW,
direct from the Factory and "a; owest cash
rates. No soft wood furniture. Call and ex-
smine our goods and prices.
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Get your MILLINERY Goods at
Mrs. Leech's. Full line at No. 3, north
of the Parcels House. Trimmings in
latest styles. no5S-tf
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W. G.. CoCHRANE.

! car load OF that splendid Ten
Brock Flour at Wilkes 1. Wizards.
Every sack warranted. and satisfaction
guaranteed. Give them cali. South
side.
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Sleepless nights. made miserably by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by I. r.
Fowler, Huntsville, Nc. d-we-w
That Hacking cough can be so quick
~ cured by Shiloh's cure. We Ruaran-
tee it. Sold by I. r. Fowler, Klrksville
No. d&w e-w
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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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]. B. Carleton, of Wilson township,
dropped into our Office Tuesday and
left S. for the GRAPHIC. He declares
the GRAPHIC an absolute necessity at
his house.
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Custom 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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SYigert l. Gardner

Sell walnut cotilns as low as any house in the
west, Do not sell Linn stained to initiate
walnut
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Mendell l. Thompson:

Mendell & Thompson represent all
the FIRE insurance com panies formerly
represented by j. C. Thatcher. Don't
fail to see them before insuring your
property.
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DRIED FRUIT.

a choice lot of Apples, Peaches
Currants and Prunes just received at
Marley & Sons, north side of tho
square.
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Coal! Ceal!!

Porter coal for sale at Deaa & Crit
fms Grocery Store.
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Graphic subscriptions.

The following cash subscriptions for
the Daily and the Weekly GRAPHIC
have been received since our last is
sue:
A. F. Burns ST.; Jno. ". Shoop
Sr.5o; P. ]. Sublctte soc; Dr. Shirley
SI.5o; NJ. B. Skies $1.5o; Mrs. Annie
Beadle $3.50; S. B. Porter $I.5o; l..
D. Hilyer sc; James Lawson S1.5o;
]. Wimber Sligo; Fred Brtnze Sl.5o;
!. B. Finch sec; Wesley Huff $3.50; d.
Ratllff S.; ]. B. Carleton S.; !. W.
Saltmarsh soc; R. c. Sands $3.50; W.
F. Willis $3.50; J. W. Blakely $1.5o,
Jno. l. Rowlison $I.5o; \. 3. Lyon
S1.5o; S !. Ross $3.50; Lou Tate
Sligo; I. D. Bell SIS; David Taylor
$3.50.
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Mr.. r. d. AaFudeT has gone to
Shelby county to attend The sick bed Of
his mother. We regret 70 hear that
there is but little hopes sss her recov-
eu.
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NJ eXic0 Flour

The best ID the market at
MATTHEWS & BEEMAN.
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Jackson, the Common Sense Rene
dy man, will remain here until Wednes-
day Feb. IS. operating On horses free
OF charge. He has been meeting with
good success. as he has treated great
many horses, and convinced some of
the best horse men of the county that
his remedies are Just what he adyertlses
thenl.t to be. IfYou have lame horse
you will do well 10 call and see him,
and get bottle of his Common Sense
Linlment. Price S1.oo.
Ifyou want to buy goods cheap call
on r. D. MAGRUDER.
Groceries cheap at R. D. Magruder's
for cash.
Large lot of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceres cheap at R. D. Magruder's.
1t is D. n. Thomas this time who
keeps up perpetual smile. Reason:
A new twelve pound boy at his house.
D. Baird and wife went to Green
castle yesterday.
]. Wimber, of Novinger, was in town
Tuesday and left SI.5o for the GRAPE
&C. Says they can't get along without
it.
Messrs Blgsby & Bros, OF Trenton,
Mo-, practical wooden mill men are here
looking at the Harris Mil property.
which they propose fitting up with new
engine, machinery ETC., for 4 first class
factory, provided our citizens respond
in favorable manner to the PROPOSE
ton they will submit.
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Stylish Clothing!
no43-h.

Everybody in wan. of
Fine Dress Suit or Stylish
Business Suit of clothing Al
ways goes to
COCHRANE'S.
Our stock of imported and
domestic woolens is always
full and complete. Remen.
Der that we carry the largest
line of suitings in North Mis-
souri,, and guarantee to please
you.
HWe defy competition in
goods, prices and workman,
ship. w. 6. c0cHRANE.
Rooms south side of square
up stairs.
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Il hereby certify that 1 have used
DR.. Franconi's Balm of Life, and find
II 4 most excellent remedy.
W. y
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NICEFARN FOR SAILOR TRADE-To any
N one wanting wel improved fArm. o6er my
hundred aud seventy acres, tsa acres Of timber the
balance under fence, good fsrm house, Eve rooms
aad FOOD cellar . rood barn for head Of horses,
two cribs IL the san,e and hay NOV. good ma
chine sheds. smoke house. good hen house, dry
houss for drying apples and p sches and Of the
beat orchards in the country. Four hundred apple
trees. near four hundred pea trees In good condi
ton. fruit bue all right yet pums Of various kinds.
che Of the best qualities II sorts Of garden fruits
in abundance: living water and cisterns, two good
ponds. Farm mile rom Greentop. No. have
one hundred ACTS near BY. no Improvements for
seven hundred dollars. VIII take sixteen dollars
per for the farm. 1 have twelve fifteen
Hundred dollars worth OF machinery and stock
good y new. including horses. cattle. hogs, hay
and corn, wagon. buggy, harness Would take two
thousand dollars worth of good furniture IL, At
cash price. Also would give time on part At per
CT. Iterest- j. W. ORR.
Greentop, Mo.
A-Sw Jan. 2Afh l5Ss.
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Mr.. T. H Armstrong has just fin
nished up boss job of plastering, in
the new building belonging to Dr.. n.
Wilson on the east sided of the square.
In finish. ornamentation and quality of
work, it Will compare with the best.
Parties desiring frs: class work in this
line during the coming season Should
engage Mr.. Armstrong at once, as the
indications now are, that there will be a
rush of orders when the season opens
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Our copy of the Scientific american
for Feb. 4lh contains the announce
ment of the burning of portion of its
Office in the great fire in Park Row,
New York. Fortunately the printing
was done in an adjacent building and
the printing forms and type were saved.
The firm has leased a splendid suite of
Offices on the northwest corner of
Broadway and there will be no delay
or stoppase of the paper. We con-
graduate the publishers Of this valua-
bic weekly on their lucky escape.
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Pianos, Organs, BANGS, Violins,
Guitar, Strings. Instruction Books and
musical goods generally. for sale by ].
W. Martin, west side OF the Square at
No. %.
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on ACRE FARM FOR SALE At Ss per acre. rars
JO payment taken In good live stock: Address
VISITOR.
So Box 3, Elrksvnle, No.
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Our old friend NJ. V. Meeker was in

Our old friend NJ. V. Meeker was in
town yesterday.
We noticed Rob. Hynds, of Mi'lard,
upon our streets day before yester-
day.
Everett Hope left night before last
for Excelsior springs. The effect of the
trip to Memphis mus. have been rather
disastrous. Be patient the old folks
may yet relent.
Read our list of subscriptions receiy-
ed since last ISSUE. Rather encourag-
ing isn't it.
County Court has been in session all
the present week, so far, there being a
large amount of business before it.
Our Brashear and Greentop CORES
pondents each send an interesting
batch of items this ~eek.
See notices of farms for sale or ront,
by Luke Wardieigh, in this issue.
DR.. A. H. John went up the road by
this mornings train. He was alone.
Travel for the past few days has
fallen off considerably.
Charley Richter and wife, Of Edna,
returned hone day before yesterday
after pleasant visit of week among
friends here.
Everette Hope says its all mistake.
The Schuyler county creamery en-
terpriss has collapsed. The Criterion
man and two other Schuyler men Wis
tied the creameries at CenterviIle and
Humiston and their Investigations put
a quietus on the enterprise.
The report ofthe silver wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter, in Walnut town.
ship, will appear in our next issue. 1t
was unavoidably crowded out Of
this issue.
Mr.. T. D. Bell. of Floyds' creek
doesn't come to town often but it
counts when he does. He was in
Tuesday and the GRAPHIC is just three
dollars the richer for the visit. He
stands square on the printers book till
the close of the November campaign
next fall.
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Il House has ) coed rooms. some hutt . GOOd
well; Price - 90. Enquire a this oce. or OF own.
psr on prenaesis. AHs. II. ACCRABB1.
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Baylor & Miller Tor late style cloaks
and dolmans.
VIII You suffer with Dyspepsia aud
Liver Ccmplsint? Shiloh's Vitalizer Is
the remedy for You. Sold by Z. Il.
Fowler. kirhsville No. DIV e-w
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Ifyou want good bread buy the Cas-
tie Mills -four at Dean & Grifin's.