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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-21
ONE TOUCH OF NATURE.
The Love of Mother the Same in .
any Language.

We were at . railroad junction one
night las whek waiting a few hours
for :rais, "a the wailing-room in the
only rocking chair, trying to talk a
brown-eved boy to sleep, who talks a
great deal when he wants to keer
awake. Presently freight train ar
rived. and a beautiful little old woman
came In. escorted by a great big Ger
man, and they talked 10 German, he
living her, evidently. lots Of lnforna-
ton abeut the route she was going,
and telling her about her ticket aud
her baggage check. and occasionally
patting her OH the arm. AT first. our
United States baby, who did not un-
derstand German was tickled to hear
them talk, and he "snickered" at the
peculiar sound of the language that
was being spoken. The great big man
put his hand up to the good old Iady's
cheek. aud said something enoourag
ing. and a great big tear came to her
eve, and she looked as happy as
queen. The little brown eyes of the
i,ov opened pretty big. and his face
sobered down from its laugh, and he
said ''Papa,it is It's motl.er" We
knew it was, but how should four
year-old sleepy baby. that couiun't I'm
derstand German. tell that the lady
was the biz mans mother, and We
asked him how he knew, end he said
20. the big man Was SO kind to her"
The big man BUSTED out. we gave
the rocking chair to the little old
mother. AMI rresently the man came
I'm with taggage man, and ~ him ne
spoke Eugiisb. lie said: This is
nv mother, and she does not speak
English. She is going to Iowa, and |
have got to 90 back on the next train,
but ] want you to attend to her bag
gage. and see her on the right car, the
rear car. with a good seat near the
centre. aud tell the conductor she is
nv mother. And here's dollar for
you. and | will do a. much for your
mother some time" The baggage
master grasped the dollar with one
hand, grasped the big mans hand
with the other. and looked at tie lit
tie Gernsh with All expression that
showed that he had a mother too, and
We almost know The old lady was we'll
treated. Then We put the sleeping
mind reader ON q bench and went out
on the platform and got acquainted
with the big German, and he talked
of horse trading. buying and selling.
and everything. that showed that h,
was live business man, ready for any
speculation. from buying a yearling
colt to a crop Of hops or barley. and
that his life was very busy one, and
at times full of hard work, disapsoint-
ment, and hard roads, but with all of
his hurry and excitement, he was
kind to his mother, ard we loved him
just little, aud when, after few
minutes talk about business he said:
"You must excuse me. must 90 in
the depot and see if my mother wants
anything" we felt like taking his fat
red hand and kissing it. q. the love
of mother is the same i'm any language.
and it is good in all langsases.-Bur-
Iington Hawkeye.
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Important to Know 2

That in all throat, chest and lung .-oub-
les-colds, whooping-coughs, asthma, con-
sumption, etc.-eyen single dose Of DIR.
Acker's English Remedy will relieve the
worst symptoms OF distress it is pleasant
to take, may be given to the youngest child
and guarantees cure in every case. Triai
bottles only 10 cents. Regular sizes 50 cts
and 81. For sale bv Bard & Miller,
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Ssme women are constantly making
mistakes, and otherwise getting them
selves into trouble. She wanted To
use the word collected, and couldu't
for the life of her imagine that she
could make a scratch. 1t was at a
funeral, and just as the visitors were
leaving the stoop. she grasped the be-
reaved widow by the hand and said !:
Don't cry. That's dear. l must
60 now, but I'll call in and zee you
when you're more constructed
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Wante6-Situatjons,

WANTED, situation hy a msn IL general
mercantile experience. t,.,nsi reference
Address H. postofice, Sedalia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-21
THE BAZOO

We medium through which the general public ma,
always have their wants supplied. s
No Tree advertisements taken utter II o'clnck
uOon.
Advertisements can be left /. of;ce. or 90
through the mail To
J. WEST GOODWIN.
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$500 per year can he easily made at
home working for E. q. Ridenut & Co., 10
Barclay street, New York. Send for their
catalogue and full Particulars. H-lwly
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YDlA E. PlNKHAETS
Is aPositive Cure

Is Positive Cure
sScsmmsn % our beet fesssIe pspciaiIor.
Twill cure ei.irsy the worst form Of frrnso Com
plAints ali ovarian tronbles, Inflammation and rieera
tion Falling AID DispiscenentS, and the consequent
spinal weakness, and II particularly adapted to the
Change cf Ife.
u will dis,oi.. snA sxpel tnmors from The urerusin
eeiy stag development The Tendency to cam
checked very speedily by its
IL faintneas natule0cy. destroy ell craving
for rtimuants snd relieves wssku Of the stomach
10 cures floating. Headsches, Nervous rrostration,
General Debility. elseI essnsS Depression and Indi
gsstion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache Is always permanently cured BY ts
twill at all times and under all circumstances act In
harmony With the laws that Qovs tho FINALE system.
For the Of Kidney Complaints Of either ssx this
Compound Is uasurpssscd-
LYDIA l.. PINkMAN'0 VEGETABLE CON.
POUNDS prepared at % and 43s Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass Price q. six bottiesfor g. Sent BY mai.
In the form Of pills. Also Ian tine form Of lozengss en
receips Of price, q per box for either Mr.. PnkhaD
freely al Letters Of inquiry. Send for paph
49, Address above MenfioR lhis Pipsr.
No family should b without LYDIA z. PiNKHAN1
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, buoumssl
and torpidiry Of the liver. IS cents per boz.
- sold By all Drsvgists. -
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Popular illustrated book Zoo pages, "a.
MANHOOD! WoNANHoop! MARRIAGE
tmpedments to Marriage; tie cause IA
eure. Sent sees,eiy seaLta, os.-pald, for 50
cents. BY Dr.. c. WHITTIER, 6I7 S,
Char'es Street, 81. Louis, Mo-, u. ercx
t,ecianst Read bis work.
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Nelnesaav : DaiIv.

Jos. Motter. Of Morrow township wa'
in town Tuesday.
Capt. Berry, OF Clay township was
on our streets Tuesday.
NJ. H. Lewis, Of Greentop was in
town yesterday and gave the CIR AP7I'
pleasant business.
Mrs. Fisher. of Kansas City, and Mrs
Tanner. of Moberly are visiting. this
week, Mrs. Dr.. \. Wilson, Of This place
Mrs. Fisher Is q former resident OF
Kirksville. and well known 10 many Of
orr citizens.
Anthony K Ellis Uncle Tom Compa,
nv will be at Noberly this week.
Six different firms are putting MP lee
at Moherly
Moberly Is trying TO organize an
Aesthetic Club. kirksviila has one now
all but the -thetic.~ The editor Of the
Demoe,at i said to be chairman.
DR.. !. II. Swetnam returned this
morning from two weeks visit 10
kentucky. He visited. Pittsburgh,
Washington aud Cincinnati during his
trip.
Company G, of Moberly, gives a
grand masquerade ball on the third Of
February.
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Mondays Daily.
Lancaster has two handle facto, les.

Lancaster has two handle factor les.
A knobhy afair--takinc huggy
ride.
The Democrat. though little late
comes at us ike four thousand dollar
mortgage e.
Big fox hunt in Schuyler county on
last Saturday. Returns not in yet.
Mrs. X. Mercer started to Indiana
this morning on visit.
Mr.. c. W. Stewart will be employed
by the Liberal Society, as speaker for
another six months,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. u. Williams of the
Parcels House are back from their visit
TO northwest Missouri.
Blind John has been pleasing the
Milanites with his musical talent.
T.C. Harris has gone into the collec-
ton business.
{. W. Bigger is praciicing law al
Linneus.
We learn that 5. VI. Pickler has pur-
chased the brick livery stable tor two
thousand dollars.
The Greencastle depot-if ii deserves
that name. being a freight car, off lis
trucks-burntd down one night last
week. The Greencastle folks are not
mourning over the loss TO any great eN-
tent.
The Standard CLAIMS that sullivan
County land has doubled in value dur.
ing the past year.
Saturday was quite a lively day and
the voice ofrhe auctioneer was heard on
the street corners.
Ga. old time friend and patron Mr.
Guy Chandler brought in and delivered
to Thos. Holbrook a fine lot Of hogs on
Tuesday. There were eight of them
and they averaged 362ts pounds
The Democrat made lis appearance
Saturday afternoon-rhree days late.
And Vet the Democrat advises the Ora
PHC as 10 its business management. 1t
is an Old saying that most great q ma
tional inanciers, are men who amt
manage their own BUSINESS.
Michael Boatman, living IN the
northeast part of Schul Ter went tomill
on Thursday of last week. Some par
ties were cutting down 4 Tree when it
fell Unexpectedly toward Mr.. Boatman.
He had presence OF mind enough to
crop behind a log, but a limb struck
him. HIS LEFT arm was broken and his
spine injured.
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LABEL GraphicS.

LABE11F, Mo. Jan. GA report mas
been circulated that We had a case Of
small pox in orr place. There IS no
truth in it whatever
Our hotel, the LsBellv House has
changed hands and from the business
way the new landlord takes hold. one
would Judge he meant to stay.
Miss Emma Guipe, Of your city has
resigned her position as music teacher
in our high school. She gave eminent
satisfaction as a teacher and made hosts
of friends here. We regret very much
to lose her, but trust that in her
successor Mss Mary Kennedy, also
from yonr city. We have one who viii
FIJI her place. The second term of this
prosperous Young school opened this
week. R. E. PORTER.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following warrantee deeds were flied
in the Recorders Office from January 4ih to
January eth:
Robert johnson 10 George Parks-lnt liXlos for 81
A. Coffee 70 G. Parks-lot IL, for $50.
Lewis Law - 10 /. d. Lay-pt sw sw .-'i3-l6-1
acres for 81.
John L. Porter TO Il T. Harrs--e ~ Sc se-S3-fS-
Is 20 acres FOR Sl.0oa.
NV, S Buckley 10 j. 2. Buckley So ne si-di-l1. Il
acres for 5000.
Id Bell 10 ", G. oxley, 100 acre farm for si250
c. Norman to =. b. Price 4 W part. ne Sc X n !"
Sc le-62-I7. &c l-s acres FOR SS2o.
John Iantz to "A Lowen-lot & blk q Niard
for $500
J.E. MIllisen 20 V. P >cuell. sw sw-Is-Gl-l7 q
acres for 800 dollars.
J. E. Owens TO ". F. Newton lot aniS BLOCK
4. KirksriIle for SiGg9.
F. REYNOLDS 10 W. Ewing. j0acres NV and l
half n half Sc NV 3o-6i-l5 for sioJ.
r.. Thrasher toJ. Hines and j. Spaneler acres
OF NV quar- e9-62-I3 for -;
j. W yndon 10 Il. T. Helion-al acres n hall sc
NV si-Gi-l4 for SlA.
H. VI. Durham to T. Il. Dewitt. hall acre NV cor.
3-6a-I5 Tor 500.
&. W. Toole 10 II. VI. Durham. III acres. ne ne l.
e. for S2j.
-AlbertiL Lowers 10 Theo otto, ~ acres, w Sc and
n part G half Sc sw-Sg5i-S3- a for S6e.
: r. Durham 10 Caleb Haight a. acres, ne II.
n ut NV NV Is. u hi hf ne 24-6s-l5 for $780,
We, Newton to Thomas Fitzgerald. 800 acres,
If sw l. hf NV NV. l2 n hi So .. W hf sw /, d.
Is for ss.eeo.
I'M, peFrauce to Geo. Martin ~ acres, n hi 10,
sw ilflot NV s-ss-i4 and hi Sc and hf If Sc
si-6a-I4 for $1,000.
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GREENTgP GRAPHlCS.

GREESrop. Jan. 24.-The smallpox
scare IN Gree ntop is all over.
Trade is little dull this week
We are much pleased to learn that
VIII Leigh has concluded to purchase
property in Greentop, He has bought
John Sanders residence and will move
TO town soon Mr.. Leigh IS good man
we are glad he is coming.
g. D. Gray Of Glenwood was in our
town on last Saturday evening. Come
again
More enterprise in our town. Lind
& Bros. contemplate binding new
store house. 22x:50 feet We learn they
viii commence work on ii socn. We
are glad 10 note this fact.
\. Speer and NJ. G. Wells are putting
up an lee house inst east Of their store
house. They say they will rnt NJ. sew
eral tons of ice.
William and D. SIX lett on Monday
night for Illinois. to yisi; relatives and
friends.
John Newberry. OF Grand Junction.
Iowa. returned TO his home on Wednes-
day Of last week He has been with us
several days visiting. John is a good.
lively fellow
On Friday Of last week team be-
longing to r. Forks became frightened
at Leight & Co.'S mill and ran away.
They ran across Main street and half a
mile west OF town. and broke up the
wagon badly. No one hurt.
o. NJ. Stanton has purchased forty
acres of land, two miles west Of town,
known as the kile farm. and will move
to IT soon.
To-day we received a slip Of paper
from a friend. handed to HIM, asking J..
5. to copy. For the benefit of those par
ties we viii copy it 1t is as follows;
GiREENroP. Jan. %, 1882.
To Mr.. JOHN CLEEToN:-
That report You heard about me. say
ing YOU stole hav from me. IS lie.
JOHN PRYOR.
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BRASnEAR BRIEFS.

BRasHEAR, Jan. 25.-Everything is
quiet here at present, though not dead
Business is reported as good as might
| he expected when roads ara in the con-
d,tion they have been during this win
/ ter.
On Saturday last quite sensation
was caused here A Young man, best
known here as Jim Smith, entered the
drug store OF Mr.. Ewing and began
cursing and using language that no
good business man will allow. Mr..
Ewing told him that he must keep
quiet or get out. oi the store. He did
not keep quiet nor go ont. Mr.. Ewing
then attempted to put him out, using
the stove poker for assistance. In the
scutfie Smith received blow from the
poker on the back of his head. and by
the time he went ont Of the door was
bleeding pretty freely. We sanction
Mr.. Ewing's proceedings. and think
many other business men wonld do well
to follow his example.
On last Sabbath we noticed several
young men on the square fiourlshing
their whiskey TASKS very brayely. We
next see some of them trying TO keep
on the sidewalk long enough TO walk
one block. Such actions give our town
shameful recommend We should
like to know where the marshal was at
that time.
Mr.. J. w. Brown, proprietor Of the
Brashear House, has purchased farm
about four miles southeast Of kirksville.
which he intends farming, after the first
OF March. Hotel keeping does not seem
TO suit him.
Mr.. Charlie Rothe. while coming
home with his team a few evenings
since, one Of his horses stepped upon a
stick causing it to fv up striking and
cutting open large artery. It bic! 70
death in short time.
Mr.. Damp. of Laplata, has purchased
the mill at this place We hope Mr., d.
will have good success. If Brashtar
had a good mill 1t would undoubtedly be
a grand help 10 the town. If our bu-
sineSs men would look at tin the right
way, We think they would move in that
direction.
Some of the boys about town are
complaining very much with their vac
cinates. Some ofthem make mMe fuss
than we imagine Job ever made Brave
hnvs' Il
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FRIDAYS Dailyb

Nj. Wheat Beall, Of Belmont, Ohio
arrived in town to-day on visit to his
relatives in this county.
Mr.. H. NJ. Sheeks and wife went to
Macon county to-day on Z visit. They
viii be absent several days.
The Democrat is behind time this
week. We learn the cause is asdelay
inreceiving their paper supply from
St. Louis.
Mr.. John Beall sr.. and Mr.. l. ].
BeaIl were both in town Friday on
business. We are sorry 10 learn that
c. B. Bean Is stu very sick.
Mr.. VIM. Crawford, OF Prairie Bird,
gave US 4 pleasant call Friday. He
invested IN another year subscription
70 the WEEKLY GRAPHIC.
The ice men nave been working Ike
beavers this Week.
Prot. Headley's last lecture was a
very clev-.- rehaSh Of a biograhIcaI cy-
clopedia. bat the delivery lacked II
distinctness or the hall was sadly def
eiant in good acousdc qualities. Many
Of his sentences were lost entirely
where We sat. The students generally
seemed 10 think his oratory immense.
some of our merchants are getting
in fresh stocks Of wall papers,
THIS j. the first indication we have no.
iiced Of the near approach of spring.
The Philadelphia Democrats are hav-
ing a nice little family row over dele
gates to the state convention.
The dead lock among the democrats
in the New York legislature stall con-
Times.
A scouting party Of {. 5 troops got
over the Mexican line and are now pris-
oners at chihuahua charged win inya-
SION.
Disastrous foods are reported from
some portions q The South.
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New subscriptions.

The following has been received on
subscriptions since last issue:
Peter Reese, $1.5o; !. NJ. Hayward
S1.oo; W. Crawford. S15o; DR.. Wes-
scher, $500; G.. W. Denniston, SI.so;
]. W. Herbert, $3.50; Eliza LuH,
$3.50; L. W. Campbell, SI.oo; VIM.
Price, S1.5o; Norris Tuttle, S1.5o;
Geo. Darr, SI.5o: A. Moody, IS cents;
L. J. Bel, $1.5o; L. c. Bozarth, SO
cents; c. T. Rice, Ss,75; W. Borden,
$3.50; Jacob Weber, IS cents; Rev.
W. A. Presson. $I.5o; Mrs. L. March
and. SI.so.
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4 GIFT FROM HEAVEN.
No Medicine Stands Higher Than
Marsh'S Golden RalSam.

For consumption of the lungs
know of no medicine that stands higher
than MARSH golden BALSAM. 1t VII,
cure where cures ere DO Sible. i H. l..
Smith, Fort Scott. Hans.
Zone yea ago | caught ii severe colt
which settled on my lungs. triet
many remedies without getting reliec
until used your GOLDEN BALsAM,
am now we'll. having used onl, tws
bottles | considered it gift fron.
heaven Mrs. lanes nee. oman.
Neb.
Having heard your GOLDEN BMsAa
highly spoken of | bought bottle t.t.
my wife, who had taken :, severe col
which affected her throat and lungs.
can now loin with others in lis prai,,,
for it quickly Gu ed hel. - i. VI. Scot i.
Ch!llicothe. Mo
MAE>H's GOLDEN BaL>AM Is for -t.,
bv ". q. Fout& Bro. Huntsville Il
by prominent dealers every wh-l..
Large bottles 20 cents and 800. Don
fail IN fry
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The Chicsgo Tribune announces the
discovery Of perpetual motion, aud
youches thz inventor Is not cranky.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. H. Williams. Of the
Parcel House. have been visiting at
I.athrop. No, for several days.
The pas ten DAYS have been probably
The dullest our merchants have expert
pneed in the last SIX months.
4 petition Is out 10 have an ordi-
nance passed 10 restrain hogs from run
ming at large.
The N. f. Church, South, invites bids
from contractors. See our advertising
columns
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Rather Mysterious Disappearance

1t IS reported that a man named
mo. F. Noel, who has been in the en-
ploy OF Messrs. Logan x Kirkham,
the well known tie buyers, very sud-
denly disappeared on last Friday. He
had in his possession funds amounting
TO between one thousand and fifteen
hundred dollars, and it is supposed
the temptation of such sum OF ready
cash was quite too much for his hon.
esty. We understand he has been
traced TO Glenwood where he took the
cars. We learn that the sons of Mr..
Noel are making efforts to arrange the
matter and TO reimburse the owners
ofthe cash for their loss. We are not
informed of what efforts ii any have
been made TO follow the missing man.
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Rev. ". A. Presson. of Canton who

Rev. ". a. PreSson. of Canton who
has been here this week assisting at the
protracted meeting now going on at the
NJ. F. Church mas purchased Of John
Buck. the property formerly owned by
Prof. Potter near the Normal Grounds,
and will shortly become citizen OF our
town. We gladly welcome Mr. Pres
son and family to our beautiful city.
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See those nobby hats at No. SO.

See those nobby hats at No. So.
Balm of Lite for aches and pains.
Try 1t.
10000 lbs. Eagle Flour at r. D,
Magruder.
All styles of overcoatings at No So,
west side.
Matthews & Beeman have Buck
wheat Flour. Call and get some.
Remember and call at Mseruder 5 tor
he celebrated Eagle Mills Flour.
Big line OF queensware. glass ware,
etc. Just in at Wilkes and Wizards
south side SQUARE.
Corns, BuniOnS and Frosted feet find
a magic relief in Balm of Life
Best cider in town at Mathews and
Beemans.
NICE CiDRR-heSt in town at.
MATHEWS l. BEEMASs.
Finest lire oil Organs IN huntsville at
j. w. Martin S--weSt side Of the square
No. IS.
The Kimball Organ has no RIVAL on
the Globe. A new line inst received at
J. W. Martins No. 81.
The COMMON SCHOOL VISITOR, the best
family magazine in the West. on trial
three months for Is cents. Devoted to
culture and education.
Address: VISITOR. Kirksville, Mo.
For Aches. pans and Inhamatory
diseases Balm OF Life has no superior.
Only 50 cents Bottle. See Advertise
menf.
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Township Election.

The result Tuesday was. in favor OF
refunding bonds. 1875 Opposed 4. Very
few people realized hat an election was
taking place. Had some two or three
candidates been out for some little Office,
say coroner or constable = there wonld
have been more of a boom.
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NO 90.

MI Kinds OF casslmeres and wOrsteH
suitingI at No. SS. west side of tht.
square Finest and largest stock ever
brought to Kirksville which will be sold
lower than the same goods can be.
bougl, at any other house in town.
call and 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 in three to FIVE min
utes and rheumatism in from one to fivts
DAYS. Get only the genuine. Only "hs
Bottle. Sold by ! G. Tamison and +
4. Grove.
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Allied.

\ brakeman On the c. a Il, l. road
vas killed at Trenton last night He
was uncoupnng cars wn,cn were IN
motion when he stepped into cattle
guard. The train passed over him kill
ing instantly Our informant lid not
lean his name.
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Mrs. Geo. Marchand, now of Tren-
ton, gave the GRAPHIC a pleasant call
this week. She is visiting Mrs. A. l..
Shepherd and other acquaintances in
this place.
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fine Parn For sale.

Mr.. J. W. Orr, of Polk Township,
offers some man a bargain in real
estate. See advertisement Of Farm
for Sale in this issue.