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Earl, and Dear Strawberries.


The taste of Strawberries III February
ia NOT so common in New York as it is
nIeasapt. but any one may have all he
wants at S1.25 quart, and they viii be
very good berries, too. Together with
900 quarts of berries, which were
received by F. r. LOOMS Il Co., in
Barclay street. from Jacksonville, Fla,
ON Saturday, there were then 5000 quarts
in the market. Yesterday 1,5O0 quarts
more arrived. The berries grow IN the
omen fields on the st. Johns river,
Florida. They are picked Just peIote
thew are quite ripe, and are packed IN
trays, each holding twelve quarts. Inc
trays are laid in great refrigerators,
nearly as large as New York ice wagon,
and one of them, when filed with straw
berries. is uRits as much as truck load
When refrigerator is shipped by way
of Jacksonville and the sea the Ice is re-
pewed several times before the berries,
then nearly ripe, arrive IN Ne"
York. Thus far this year they have come
in perfect condition, and have quite the
flavor and sweetness OF the Northern
grown berry, which appears IN June.
The first berries from Florida this year
arrived here on January 2Sth, and south
the last of April The early prices were
as high as So quart at wholesale. At
this time the berries are sold to the re-
tailsrs at from 40 cents to rs cents
quart, which is less than they brought
year ago, when for a month or more they
ranged at 81 a quart at wholesale. The
supply is abundant, but in April, when
the prices fall to 80 cents wholesale,
there is no profit in it. Hot-house straw
berries, raised in or about New York,
sold for 81 quart in January.
Florida tomatoes are now arriving IN
abundance, packed III ice, and in good
condition. They sell at wholesale at
from S1.25 to S1.30 peck. Each tomato
is wrapped in tissue paper in the most
tempting fashion. The consumers of
these luxuries now are the private fami-
lies up town and few restaurants.
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Seed. Seed, seed.

Children's solar tips, at Sanger Bros.
ODDfto
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Although trade has been very dull tn
last two months, we are happy to say tina
our clothing trade was extremely satisiac-
tory. The reason Tor this is because We
have been of ring extra bargains in this
line. SANGER Bros.
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4OCOmic transparent carus, name on Iur
tUor 90 fine chromos Iuc. wise n co. Gin
tonyiIle. Ct
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I30R sCRoFCLA any Blood Disorder.
IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New orr ~ ~
and and STOP Es at &KASD UNION HOTEL, opposite
Grand Central Depot. $50 rooms, lifted up at
y est of on. million dollars, reduced to one
SoiIor and inward per day. European plan.
Fieystor1 Restaurant supPiied with the best;
Horse cars. stage, and elevated railroad TO al
5sye % Families can live better for less
uepo.s' -, The GRAND UNION HOTEL than at
snv other hrst-class hotel in the city.
-S IEpnW
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oPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING or =
In the City of Louisville. on
Friday. Mich. 81. 1870

THESE drawings occur monthly (Sundays
General Assembly of Kentucky.
me Uuited States Circuit Court on March
nr5t rendered the following decisions:
Company is Legal. w"
2d-Its drawings are fair,
y. B.-The Company has now on hand a
ARE reserve fund. Read carefully the list OF
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Tucker & Willis have Just received q
large and fresh supply of Ferry's, Sib-
ley's and Landreth's garden and flower
seeds. Come at once and get your as
sortment before the stock is broken. A
liberal commission allowed to dealers.
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TOR SALE OR RENT-TweIve acres of fine
Il land in the city, suitable for MARKET ,iAE-
DEN or DAIRY, sufficient water for irrigation,
with variety of soil, peach orchard, c0mforta-
bic buildings. Also, farm of 300 acres for rent.
VIII give bargain Terms cry liberal. APP
ply to JAS, b. BAKER.
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Star engagement. ..swest sixteen

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NITY PROPERTY TO LEASE.--44 desIr-
~ able los situated on Franklin. Mary
and Jackson streets, and eight on South
SIKH to lease on easy terms, for five or six
yea !. Apply 20 r. b. PARROT,
al st1tf Waco.
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SOCIETIES..

Notices not exceeding three lines Will be in
serted in this column for one dollar per
month. Additional lines in same proper
ton. Notices of special meetings, % cents.
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The sick committee of Waco Lodge %, for
the ensuing month, beginning January IS, 1881;
J. X. Reese, J. II Sears, 4. j. Selman, J. f.
SeGwick, W. b. Trice.
j. W. SPEIGHT, ". NJ.
j. L. CHM Err SCI ~
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-FOUR heating stoves nearly as good as new
Il and several tables. Apply at the EXAAII-
y E-u
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B. Haber offers big bargains in dress
goods, to make room for big stock OF
pring goods. Cali on him and secure
ONE of the bargains. 0205tc
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Clergymen. lawyers, physicians, farm
ers, merchants, business men, gentlemen
OF leisure, and their women folk and
children, all use Browns Iron Bitters. Il
keepS them Well.-l221tt
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There is no one article in the line of
medicines that gives so large return
for the money as cool porous
strengthening plaster, such as Carriers
Smart Weed and Belladonna Backache
Plasters. For sale by Tucker & Will
lis. 0309lw
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If you desire to earn a good interest on
your money, invest it in a goOt pair Of
white blankets, which are sold at Sanger
Bros. at less than cost 0226tc
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Electric rheumatic liniment" is what
everybody uses now. Prepared by
Tucker q Willis.
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If you can't go to Wooten Wells, drink
the water at home. For sale by Tucker &
Willis at % cents per gallon, or five gal
Ions for 81 90. 0307tc.
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Ladies kid button, high kid polish and
high button tor spring wear just received,
n sanger Bro's.-0226tc.
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Why don't you go 10 fucker & Willis
and get Il bottle of Electric Neuralgia
Lotion" 1t is wonderful what electrical
effect this remedy mas on the sufferer.
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We are still agents TOR WOOten Wells
water. Fresh supply every day. Tucker
d Willis. 0307tc
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ViruI-Vaccine virus at Behren's drug
store, on Austin street, fresh from the
cow
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PROFESSIONAL COLUMN.

Advertisements that do not exceed three
fourths inch in space will be inserted IN
this column at the following
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II. T.. BURNHAM a. co.

To obtain first-class liquors, pure and
unadulterated, and direct from the manu-
iacturers themselves, is an exceedingly
difficult matter. There is one firm in this
city that has placed itself in immediate
connection with such manufacturers, and
with some of the most reliable dealers IN
the country. We refer to Burnham Il Co,
the choicest and purest liquors in their
establishment, and by a long course OF
honorable dealing have obtained the en-
Wed name they now enjoy. They also
keep a line OF fine and well assorted cigars
at prices to suit the trade.
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sweet sixteen" is coming.


Fine Hand-Sewed Boots and Shoes at
John Sleeper's. 02U7tc
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DOR SALE--E light shOrt-horn bulls, one and
Il TWO years old, bred with care, for sale st a
bargain. Rare chance to improve stock. APP
ply to W. Il. Trice. 2-?Stf
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EOR SALE.-A second hand jump-seat carri-
age at Il bargain. Apply to j. +. Hopkin,
~ Bro OGO5j " SyyDt
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FOR SALE.

DSn bushels OF Texas raised millet seed at
-.tO ;. b. Humphreys grocery house,
U3IUlm
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Whole tickets 81; Half tickets 81; q tickets
$780, so tickets SIgU
Remit money or Bank Draft In Letter, or
send BY Express. DON'T SEND BY REG
lSIERED LETTER OR POSTOFFiCE OR
DER Orders of s. and upward, by Express.
can be sent at our eXpensc. Address all or
nal building, Louisville, RY., or r.
BHARDNAS 800 Broadway. New York.
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CURE YOURSELF

Dr. Bohaunsn's Negotiable Curative Is wsrrHn,sd tc
permanently reai forms Of sper9icrI a'a seminal
kssknrss General Debility imp":euoy. sud restores
LrS: Power, and brings back the 'Nuuihtni Figor o
those who have destroy 4 il ly sexual eAcesses eyi
ia from Tretb $ ttIr' THIS
ty which been used by DR.. Boha1uau IN has pri-
vate practice for thirty years never known 20
fail in curing even the WORST CASH Ii gives vitality arr
Iparts energy with wonderful to those middle aged
men who feel weakness beyond their years It. inyg0E
sting properties felt at Young mel. suffering
from the consequences of that dreadtuly destructive
habit Of Self-A tins medicine with the
ance of speedy and PERMANENT The patient
Fnn strength and elasticity Of spirits 1T once, as acts
directly the parts affected soothing and healing
buic and an6dyue 10 the relaxed seminal Vesices
and irrGtsd ducts, importing power snd tone ard re-
storing them their natural state, the II the
bauefu habit had been INDUCED in. The ingre
dients simple productions Of nature-bnrks roots
herbs, etc. and specific for the above djSeass5
f-FCe, Five Dol.ars, sent witn full directions, etc.
TO any address. For sRle only At DR. ( BOhsungn's
office No. GI North Fifth street b vcen Washington
md lll.is No E..l .cl IN. lS.L
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Matthews, Massey q Blades enjoy an
enyiable distinction as house and sign
painters They never slight their work,
but always do an honest job.-myl2
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WANTED.

ITO EXCH ANGE land suitable for sheep
L ranch for city property. Apply at this
Office to H. W. HUBBY.
O2lStf
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NOR SALE--A new Wheeler 4 Wilson sew
L ing machine, with all late attachments
and improvements, cheap. Apply at the EX-
amiDer office 02I7tf
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The star OF all is sweet sixteen"
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THE HIGGS HOUSE.

JESSE TUBB, PROPRIETOR.
Opposite railroad depot, Bremond. Good
meals, clean beds and moderate prices.
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Sweet sixteen" leads them all.
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25-CENT COLUMN.

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insertion.
Terms cash. except to regular advertisers.
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GOOD EVIDENCE.
Something to Study Over and Act
Upon.

Something to Study Over and Act
Upon.
One of the best evidences of solid
popularity in aLy line ofbusiness is the
test of dull times. \ mere lntile firm
that can hold its trade right along
through the dull season while others
are lying idle must have presented to
its customers substantial reasons and
Inducements for this phenomenon. The
fact that the New YORK STORE has
thus been favored, the present season,
has been made subject of notice and
remark. The firm is now receiving
a portion of its fall stock and are clean
ing out summer goods at remarkably
low prices to make room. Ladies es-
pecially should call in now and price
their lawns, laces and other light goods.
A very handsome and complete line of
Ladies Shoes has been received and
the firm think they cannot be excelled
in the city. See their advertisement IN
another part of this issue.
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MARRIED.

On Monday last in Kirksville by Rev. Haw-
kins. Esq Mikel. Of Adair county, and Mrs.
Lottie Boyer, of La Plata No card.
Uncle Matt Mikel. an aged widower
of Adair county, living few miles north
of Laplata was married in Kirksville on
Monday last to Mrs Lottie Boyer, of
this place. The bride Is a young
widow. the divorced wife of Lafayette
Eragg. The parties stopped at the
home OF the widow in the outskirts of
town, and of course the boys (some of
them as old as Uncle MatD had to
have their fun. and tin pan serenade
was given the couple. The bride, an
ticipating such a contingency, had
made preparations by purchasing two
boxes of Havanas, which soothed and
quieted the mob and the pans, and the
slumbers of the happy couple were not
further disturbed. 1t is said that the
Esquire fixed liberal marriage portion
upon his new helpmeet.-LaPAata
Press.
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1 cfI7uNI 4 nR1svHIE.

TANK KEE. the celebrated lecturer
on China and Chinese, will begin a
course OF six lectures n this city on
Wed. eve. Aug. 80, under the manage
ment of Cur home lecture association.
He will bring perfect museum OF cur
iosities such as idols, praying ma
chimes, bows, shoes of small-footed
women etc, which he will explain on
the stage. The admission will be very
reasonable He comes well recon-
mended. Read the following from
Carrollton, Mo.
'My opinion Of the lectures of Tank
Kee delivered in this city last week. on
China, is that they were the most in
structive ever heard. 1t was my good
fortune to hear three of the courses be-
sides very pleasant. and, to me. pro-
fitable conversation with him. Such
tund of facts, wit, sarcasm. and unique
presentation of his subject never
heard from any man on the platform.
He gives more for the money paid at
the door, than any man tnat ever visit
ed our town, You can use this as you
please, with the added statement that
TANK KEE is Success, and snefess to
TANK KEE. Yours truly,
7. u. MURPHY.
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Brashear Nigh Seheol.

Complete arrangements have been
made for the Brashear High School to
commence Monday, Sept. 4. All those
who have made arrangements to attend
will do well to be on hands at the open-
ing of school.
With our excellent facilities We ex-
pect to do good work this year. And
we earnestly request all those in the
vicinity of Brashear who wish to have
good high school to be sure and make
use of this opportunity.
The following text books have been
adopted:
Arithmetic, Brooks Normal Un-
ior. Algebra Mines Complete.
Physics. Norton's Elementary. Physl
ology, Browns Elements. Geography,
Eclectic No 2. Physical Geography.
Guyot's. History, Swinson's Condens-
ded. Civil government, Townsend's
70 Lessons. Speller Swinton's Word
Book. Etymology, Swin,on's Word
Analysis. Elocuuon, Hamil's. Gram
mer, Reed and kellogg's Higher Les
sons in English. Rhetoric, Kellogg's.
American Literature, Royse's.
We must have uniformity of text
books. A. R. MORGAN.
j. w Long tour JIM writes US from
Aberdeen, Dakota, to send him the
GRAPHIC. for he gets more news ftom
it than any other paper. That is what
they all ay.
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Thief taptsred

SATURDAY young man representing
himse If to be from the west trying to
make his way home in The east, pawned
a gold watch for $500. Sheriff
Shaver suspicioned that he was not all
righ, and took a mental inventory of
the young mans appearance.
Saturday evening when d. Baird got
ready to go home he found his horse
missing from his usual hitchlng place
back Of his shop, and concluded that he
had got loose and went home
When he arrived at home his wife
informed him that she had seen the
horse go past at rapid rate, ridden
by man whom she supposed had bor-
rowed him. The rider corresponded
very well with the general appearance
of the young man spotted by the
sheriff. Sheriff Shaver had left town.
and Mr.. Bard took up the trail him.
self. This morning dispatches were
received from Mr.. Baird saying that he
had captured the thief and recovered
the horse at Memphis, Mo-, and that
he would be back some time during
the day.
1t is supposed that this is one of the
same par ties that burglarlzed the Sub
lette stort, Saturday night. Sheriff
Shaver has the watch pawned by the
young man, and will doubtless find the
real owner. Whether the captured
horse thief and the young man who
pawned the watch, are one and the
same, will be decided on the arrival Of
the prisoner.
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Greenback Meetings.

The delegates to the county conven-
ton of the greenback labor party are
requested to NEE; at Baylor's Hall on
Saturday August e6 at 10 O'Clock FORE
noon. A mass meeting will be held at
kirksville by the same party on Satur-
day, Sept, end, at O'Clock afternoon
for the purpose of selecting candidates
for the townahip offices in Benton
township. A. NJ. GREGG.
Aug, 10 1882. Sect.
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The entertainment given by the child

The entertainment given by the child
rem on last Thursday eve. was grand
success. both in point of drill and sing
ing. and the public owe debt ofthanks
to Miss Rosa Wheat, for her ardent
labor in training the children to per-
form SO nicely. And in returning a
vote of thanks we the undersigned ear
nestly request that the entertainment
be repeated soon.
R. NJ. RTNGo, A. L. WOODS,
F. NJ. HARRINGTON, S. NJ LINK.
]. d. MILLER. John BURTON,
!. c. CARorHERS, A. r. MORGAN,
w. I. SMITH, o. S. BRIGHT,
S. SNYDER.
To Mr.. r. NJ. RINGo AND OTHERS:
Gentiemen: Your unexpected and
yet very highly appreciated compliment
in calling for the repetition of our chill
dren's musical concert has been receiv-
ed. 1t affords me pleasure 70 say that
I will cheerfully respond to your inyita-
tion and designate next Friday night as
the time and the Masonic Hall as the
place for giving our second concert.
Respectfully Yours,
ROSIE NJ. WHEAT.
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DIED..

PRICE-In fhIs city. on Monday. Aug. Il. Nrs.
Emma Price. wife Of Mr.. B. q. Price Of this
place.
Mrs. Price had been an invalid for
some months from the effects of fall
received last winter, but was not con-
sidered dangerously Ill till recently.
Her remains were taken to her former
home at Astoria, Illinois, ON Tuesday.
for burial. She leaves husband and
three children. Mr.. Price desiresus
to return thanks to the friends here for
their kindness and thoughtful services
during the last sickness OF his wife.
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Counting Machine.

We have had IN use for two weeks
past, attached to our press, one of Mr.
VIM. Harris Computing machines, az
ranged as counter 1t works with en-
tire success and accuracy. We learn
that Mr.. Hart will make preparations
to manufacture and attach these ma
chimes to any printing press, folder or
other machine where counting at
tachmens would be a convenience.
They will come ata price far below
those now on the market and will meet
with ready sale we believe, whenever
they are introduced.
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kIrksvfIIc schools.

The following is list of the corps Of
teachers employed in the Kirksvllle
Schools for the ensuing year.
Washington Bullding.-R. R. Steele,
Principal; Miss Jennie Burton, Miss
Ramsey, Mrs. Mollie Burton. Miss Lulu
Sharp.
Wilson Building.-Miss Nellie Bagg,
Mrs. Florence KnIghton.
Benton Building.-Mr. William Cham
bliss, Miss Emma Corbin, Miss Rosie
Wheat, Miss Mary Spencer.
Lincoln Building.-Mr. J. w. Bald
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Saturdays Dai y.

Teachers Institute closed yesterday
Mrs. Cyrus Schultz and daughter
went to Knox county this morning.
Mr.. Abs. Bowen OF Queen City, was
in town yesterday.
Col. Jno. B. Glaze. of Gleuwood, is IN
town to-day.
Mrs. N. ]. johnson. and her daughter
Miss Eva, returned yesterday from a
visit of several days in the country.
We have noticed our friend c. W.
Burns, cf Moberly, No, on our streets
last evening.
Every body and his wife, and the
sdored and the adorsr, have all gone
to New Baden Springs to-day to attend
the picnic.
R.R. Booth, of Kirkwood, Mo, who
ec.ured last evening to full house,
made the Visitor and Teacher call
this morning. He left this morning on
the Quincy train. He is the GreeEbach
candidate for State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
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NOTHING BETTER.
4 Pleasant, Safe ahd Reliable Re-
medy fer Bowel Complaint,

Your Tonic Astringent is the best
medicine ever saw for curing Bowel
Com plants. | haye used 1t and seen
it used in many cases. in all OF which it
effected speedy cure , S. J. Arm
strong, Fort Scott. Kansas.
Your Tonic Astrin9ent cured my
little boy of Cholera Infantum. after
several other remedies failed. gave
one of my nelghbors some of it for their
little girl, who was suffering with the
same complaint. and il quickly cured
her. Jas T. Barnes. Kansas City.
Mo.
Marsh's Tonic Astiingen' Is for sale
by Gray & Co.. druggists. East side
square. Price so cents.
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For Fruit Jars try Larkin S.

any gentlemen VINO can appreciate a
No. /. Cigar will do well to call at
Grav & Co.'S. east side square, and try
Straiton & Storms 'St Louis AriSto-
crat,' at DC and "SprlgS OF Havana at
Zoe. These brands defy competition.
Try them
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FRIDAYS Daily,

Mrs. DIR. A. A. Muir, of Bigelow Mo-,
who has been visiting the family of Mr..
Hoye of this place will leave this even
ing tor Memphis Mo.
The New Baden hack took out iull
load Of passengers this morning.
Two coIored ladies' were up before
the mayor yesterday as the pressing
invitation of the marshal for fighting.
They were lot off with $500 each and
costs
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DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between r. r. Wells
and ". B. Reynolds, in the mercantile busi-
ness at Greentop. No. has been dissolving by
mutual consent ". B. Reynolds will con-
tinue the bus mess At the old stand and collect
Il acc ,unts aad settle all C aims against said
rm. WELLS 4 REYNOLDS.
Aug. 18th 1882.
All parties knowing themselves indebted
are requested so call and settle either by note
or cash within 80 days.
w B. REYNOLDS.
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Well Trained.

The concert given last night by the
children under the training of Miss
Rose Wheat. was fine success. There
were neal sixty little gi Is and boys on
the stage and every piece was rendered
with taste and precision. Miss Wheat
has just caused to feel proud OF the
success OF her class.
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ICEr ICE, JCEI

Parties desiring Ice will please ap-
ply for tickets leaving address at office,
corner of Elson and Missouri streets.
ANY negligence on part of men who
deliver ice will please be reported at
Office and oblige JSo. L. PORTER.
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Buckeye Base Ball Club.

To Nh. NJ. KENNEDY
Allow us to express our many thanks
for your liberal offer of which we ac-
cept in honor of Yours, Respectfully
The Buckeye The BUCKEYE NINE. ;
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Farmers Attention

Bring your produce TO Halladay
Bros. where you can get CASH. They
are still at their old stand north side
square. Thanks for past favors and
solicitations for their continuance
Your Tiuly. HALLADAY Bios.
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ROLLER NlLL FLOUR.

Halliday Bros, are sole agents tor
the celebrated Roller Mill Four of
Quincy one of the largest Touring mills
IN the West. Ask for sack cf Whit
more Bros. CRITERION.