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GREENrop, Aug. 15.-MR. EDITOR
Seeing no items from this place fol
several days, I cannot allow the week
to pass without saying something in
regard to Greentop doings.
The farmers are busy making hay.
Most of them have their hay in stack.
James Owens, our R. r. Agent is
visiting his father and mother, al
Mexico, Mo-, this week. Mr.. Joe Lind
is filling his place during hi. absence.
Rev. Davis, a christian minister,
preached at the new church on Sunday
last, with good attendance.
PC. Lind, who was received into
membership a few weeks ago was i'm.
mersed at the mill pond last Sunday.
The bridge foreman is building a
new platform around the depot which
is quite an improvement.
o. M. Stanton has gone to work fol
the bridge department. Mr.. Stanton
is a No. hand. We wish him sue
cess.
Charles Allgaier, Esq, Of Kirksville,
gave our town pleasant call on last
Saturday. Come again
P.J. Sublett who lost his pocket
book last week has found it.
Mrs. Turk, who has been lying
quite low is now improving. She is
under treatment by DR.. Shirley.
A. Bickel, formerly r. R. agent, and
wife, Of this place, late of Huntsville,
Mo are visiting their father and moth.
er at this place.
J.B. Hutchinson made a business
trip to Quincy Oh last FRIDAY.
Geo. Walls will commences work on
his own dwelling house soon,
w. G. Towles oft NJ. l. N. R R.
is in town, to-day. He is looking
quite well.
A darkey in town last week with one
ofhis feet quite large looking. Some.
thing like a turtle. It was quite a
curiosity.
The On boys start out with their
thrashing machine to-day. They are
going to make things whiz.
F. Nighswander has the frame to
his dwelling house up. When finished
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From Floyd's Creek.

The four months school at the White
school house, taught by Miss Carrie
B. Randall, closed Aug. 18th.
The picnic was splendid although
the rain compelled the people to take
shelter in the school house. But all
enjoyed themselves. The scholars
performed their part well and did cred
it to their teacher, who had trained
them with an untiring hand in the
midst of confusion and disturbance
caused by Buffalo Bill" Gas he called
himself in the /0arnaD and his wild
companions, by erecting a dancing
floor across the road from the picnic
grounds, contrary to the wishes Of the
teacher and patrons Of the school.
Miss Randall has done a faithful
work here, not only in the day school
but also in the Sabbath Scool.
She has the thanks of the patrons
in general. Every body speaks word
of praise for her and we hope that her
futunre will be success.
P. S. In reply, to Buffalo Bill we
would say that Miss Randall held per-
feet control of her school till about 8
P. NJ, when they were dismissed
There was no marching back to the
grove and there were no amusements
at the grove in connection with the
picnic.
WILLIAM H. ArwELL,
H. GARNER,
IF. WADDIL,
Aug. 4th. 1882 Directors.
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GREENTOP NOTES

S. B Lind is taking in hogs and will
ship this week.
John Wright has built a new smoke
house and is fitting up and sodding his
yard, which improves the looks Of
things very much.
Geo. Speer, who has been braking
on the rail road is at home on a fur
Tough. Been having the chills.
A large lot OF stock hogs have been
shipped from here recently, Mr.. Smell
has sent them south.
WIS. Gatlin's store house is being
rapidly completed and will soon be
ready for use. R.
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IN MEMORlAM.

To the memory Of Albert Smith who WI
drowned near Cottonwood, June 2sth, 1882
Before the carly spring had donned
The gay robes ofhis boyish day;
Before the glowing sun had warmed,
And chased cold winters breath away,
With promises to come away.
And strew his path with gentle rain.
Spring grew apace, and summer came,
Bright summer waxed and waned too soon,
For who had thought HAT brightJune day
Would cloud so many lives with gloom.
That he who youtt ful and 30 fair,
In manhood's strength, was dying then.
While yet his life lay out 20 fair,
Ere time, with heavy, wasting hand
Had touched his brow and glossy hair,
His spirit fed to the silent lana,
His pulses ceased their beating slow;
Stilled is his heart, his cheek is snow.
And he who lately stood erect
In manhood's strength and knew no grief;
Now fills dreary, new mace grave,
From toll and care, he'll found relief.
Lift up thine eyes, gricf-tricken friends
For he had tasted Of the love
OfGod which ..castefh out all fear,''
Christ has been within his grave,
And 10! no terror bldeth there,
The boy, more lovely than before,
Waits on the radiant, golden shore.
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n CURES! II CURES!
Dhnias, DyselteU, Cholera IIf,atn and
An Bowel Complaints.
4 Quick, Safe, Pleasant, CHEAP and Reliable
Remedy.

Marsh's Tonic Astringent is pecul.
iarly adapted to the treatment of Bowel
Complaints in malariols country.
Not only does the debilitating heat Of
summer reduce and relax the system
to such an extent as to require Tonic,
as well as an Astringent medicine. to
successfully treat arrangements of the
Stomach and Bowels, but the Malaria,
with which everybody IS more or less
affected, renders this Tonic principle
doubly necessary. Marsh's Tonic As.
tringent subdues fever. neutralizes and
expels malarial poison. sweetens the
Stomach, quiets, soothes and strength.
ems the Bowels. and the whole system
generally.
MASKS Tonic Astringent is for sale
by Gray & Co., druggists, East Side
Square. Price 50 cents.
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Saturdays Daily.
The Dodson warehouse shipped two
cars of new hay this week.
Non days Daily.

We learn with sorrow this morning
that Henry Spencer, died at his fathers
residence in this city, last night. lie
had been i'll for number Of weeks and
was thought at the time to be recover
ing. A relapse took place, however
last week with the above result. Mr.
Spencer was an enterprising energetic
citizen, and was just entering the prime
of life. He leaves q wife and one child.
his mother and father, and two sisters,
besides wide circle offriends to mourn
his loss. Tho funeral takes place TO-
morrow afternoon.
Sheriff Shaver and deputy Williams
went to the scene of the attempted rob-
berry in Morrow township, Yesterday
but did not succeed in getting any trace
of the robbers. Mrs. Claybrook IS
pretty badly bruised up but from al ae-
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Free to All.

Handsome Mantle Ornament, con-
sisting of an Artists Easel and a Beau.
tiful Landscape Picture in Colors, will
be mailed free to every person who
will send us the names and post-offlce
addresses of ten young people. Each
address to be different and plainly writ
ten, Address,
THE ASSISTANT PUBLISHING Co.,
sth and Chestnut Sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.
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CALL IN AND GET OUR FIGURES

it will be fine residence. Mr.. Wes-
ton, John Galscoe and John Green
are doing the work.
Hamilton & Barlow will build an ad.
dition to their blacksmith shop soon.
Will some one ask Geo. Milliken
what he did with his pantaloons while
on the Charlton. Jay.
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NovINGER Mo-, Aug, 15.-No
seeing this burg represented in you,
columns, We will give you a few notes
Our city is improving as Squire Kin
yon is building a barn. Bill Novinge1
is doing the work, assisted by jim
Brown and the young DR.. during hi:
leisure moments.
The health of the community is no,
SO good now, as for some time past
and our DR.. is kept pretty busy of late
He is jolly, jovial, good looking
young fellow, and is almost crazy to
get a letter from some handsome
young lady; can't some of you fan
lady readers oblige him. The initials
of his name is John w. Herell.
Mr.. Sumner is going to move to
Kirksville soon. He is to teach the
Troy mills school this winter.
The handsome ticket agent at this
place is regular attendant at Sabbath
school and singing school of late. A
good looking young blonde is the at
traction.
"Old Red" the pack peddler, Is in
town to-day. He sprained his ankle
afew days ago.
Mr.. Huston, of Greencastle, IS in
town to-day. He is q silver-smith,
and was looking for work in his line Of
business.
The bridge across Spring creek just
south of here is finished so far as the
county is concerned.
The railroad hands did some very
effective work here last Sunday in the
shape of ditehlng.
Farmers are about through with their
harvesting HAY is splendid crop,
potatoes are a full crop, and apples
seem to be plenty. J.J.J.
An invaluable strengthened tor the
nerves, muscles, and digestive organs,
producing strength and appetite is
Browns Iron Bitters.
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Temperance Pic Nc.

Big preparations are underway fol-
a big time next Saturday at New Bad
en-. The following speakers have signi'
fed their intention to be present: Revs'
Wheat and Turner of Kirksvllle, and
Rev. LaFevre of Sullivan county. The
Kirksyllle Cornet band has been engag-
ed for the occasion.
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Tuesdays Daily.

DR.. j. M. Swetnam left this morning
for trip to the northwest.
The brick work on the northwest
corner OF Pools hotel was slightly
damaged By lightning this morning.
Some OF the GRAPHIC employees saw
the brick fly.
The ram that came up this morning
was little too late to do some of the
candidates any good but it won't be a
detriment to the growing corn.
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Church l. Home.

We are glad to note the prosperity
of this paper, Mr.. Page is now in the
employ of the manager and is devoting
his whole time to the work. His labors
have been remarkably successful.
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ANY gentlemen who can appreciate a
No. 1. Cigar will do well to call at
GRAY & Co.'S. east side square, and try
SGraiton e. Storms "St. Louis Aristo-
crat,' at DC and "Sprlgs of Havana" at
loo. These brands defy competition.
Try them.
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FouND-A package OF papers, letters,
etc, supposed to be Of value to their
owner. Owner can have some by pro.
wing property and paying charges.
For information apply at this Office
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Halliday Bros, have now entered on
their fifth year in the Grocery business.
They started with a small stock of
goods in small room, as their business
increased they extended their room,
added to their stock until now they are
acknowledged as the POPULAR GROCERY
of Kirksyille, CARRYING one of the heayi-
est stocks in town. These are facts we
don't hesitate to mention. They are
telling in the face and edge Of CAPITAL
and strong competition.
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Advertisers who wish to reach the
people ought to patronize the peoples
paper. The daily and weekly GRAPHIC
reaches nearly fifteen hundred families,
and is read by as many more. Stick a
pin here.
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George Melvin, Painter and Paper
Hanger first door west OF North Nc
Hotel. n 13-tf.
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counts the robbers came out second
best in the contest. She will proba-
bly, be up and about in few days. The
occurrence was substantially as related
by our correspondent in another place.
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New Paper.

We haye received number one and
two of the "Greencastle Independent"
published at Greencastle, Mo-, by w.
T. Graves. 1t is neat, six column
paper and exhibits evidences of vim
and enterprise on the part of Its local
patrons. We wish it success.
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We are giving away all
kinds of Summer Goods at
your own prices, to get ready
and make room for our large
Fall Importations from Flu
rope, Egypt and the Holy
Lands at LAMKIN's. 15.2t
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CHAMPION"
Reapers and Mowers
Call and see them
w. J. WILKES & Co.

Another new lot of SALT FISH just
received at Halliday Bros. They must
be closed out this month. PRICE is
NO OBJECT. Bring your cash and
get bargain.
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The Wabash, at Greentop, is cutting
down its depot platform and adding to
its length. Some of the merchants
don't like the change. Too far for
goods to fall.
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SATURDAYS Dai y.

Mr.. Silas Dinsmoore leaves to.mor.
row to attend the Southeast, Mo
Teachers Institute, and viii resume
teaching at Steelville the coming win.
ter.
Mr.. w. w. Stinson, Of Liberty town
ship, gave The GRAPHIC Office pleasant
call to-day he will read the Peoples
paper hereafter.
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&c. K;bler has opened notion and
music store in Frank II glnfritz' build
ing on north side Square and wishes
folks generally to give him call and
save money.
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Everybody can get married now for
w. N. Hope G. Co.. have large lot Of
cook stoves, good as new, also new and
second hand furniture at Scots on the
dollar. Call early and get bargains.
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A lecture is expected on Friday
evening, 18th inst, by Prof. E. R. Booth,
the greenback candidate for State sup
erintendent. 1.-THE bell rings at the
Presbyterian church on that evening
you may know that he is present and
ready to talk to us in that church.
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Everybody has to
live. So all agree.
Economy, durability
and strength is the
embodiment of Kerr's
spool cotton thread.
Sold by Harlan Bros.
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Best Wentzville Flour $1.75, at R. D.
Magruder's.
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Our Greentop correspondent reports
that Mrs. Hunt. and Thos. McCarty of
that vicinity are on the sick list.
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Farmers Attention.

Bring your produce to Halliday
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 Truly, HALLIDAY Bios.
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For Photographs and Gems try
Tinsman - west side Square. HI
uses the Lightning Process"
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ATTENTION /!

AIIENII !
We would call the attention of the
farmer to the fact that we have full
supply of all kinds of Repairs for Rea-
pers and Mowers at
w. J. WILKES G. Go.
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DON'T FORGET IT
Domestic Perfect
Fitting Patterns at
Palace Store of
HARLAN Bros.

As the fruit season is now upon US
an important subject for consider ation
presses itself on one and all, where
shall buy Sugar? To this we say buy
of Halliday Bros, they bought very
heavy IN the early season and can now
give Bargains
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THE ONLY
PERFECT FITTING
Domestic Patterns for
women and children
at Harlan Bros.
Drowned.

VIM. Snow pauper at the poor farm
has been missing for two or three days
On Saturday his body was found in
Bear Creek. 1t is thought he had fall.
en- in the water in a fit as he was sub
ject to epilepsy, andthus drowned.
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LADIES SHOES.

We have an extra line at the lowest
possible figures Call and see them
at the New YORK STORE.
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New Baden Daily Hack line. Enquire
at the Coop building.
DIV If.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Markey & Son are independent can
didates for public patronage in all
kinds of Groceries. Farmers call in
and see them. north side square.
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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 any line ofbusiness is the
test of dull times. A mercantile 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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BOOTS! BOOTS /!

Finest line of Mems Boots of all
kinds for the fall trade just opened out
at the New YORK STORE.
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Greencastle has three hundred and
twenty five inhabitants. The post
Office at that place is now a money
order office.
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Call on J. C. KILLER north SIDE square
and save 1915 percent.
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For Rent.

Agoodlarge stable near pubic square
Enquire of SANDS & GILL.
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lCEI ICElICE

Parties desiring Ice will please APP
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 JNo. L. PORTER
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When you como to town drop in and
zee Z. D. Magruder the groceryman.
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R. D. Magruder has just received a
fine line of sugar.
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You will find very choice line Of
Coffee just opened at R. D. Magruder's
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j. C. KILLER sells more goods and
better value for one dollar than any
man in town.
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ROLLER MILL FLOUR.

Halliday Bros, are sole agents for
the celebrated Roller Mill Four of
Quincy one of the largest Touring mills
in the West. Ask for a sack of Whit
more Bros. CRITERION.
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Corn in the north part of the county
is reported as doing very well.
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NJ. T. DeReamer and wife went to
New Baden Wednesday morning and
expect to remain several days.
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Everybody is going to lear tile Clio.
rus on ne1t Thursday night, attic Ma
sonic Hall.
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M. H. Lewis, of Greentop, started
with eleven stand OF bees and now
has fifty seven.
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Mr.. ]. M. Walters and his siste,
Annie of Greencastle Mo-, are in the
city attending the teachers Institute
and are guests of Mr.. ]. ]. Kennedy.
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Serenity thrilling voifes at the Ma.
sonic Hall on next Thursday night.
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A Greentop party were at the Chari-
ton fishing this week and reports sever
al bits-from mosquitoes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Rineo, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ellison, and Mr.. W. J. Fout
and wife visited New Baden Springs
Sunday. Mr.. Rineo's father first set
tied in this vicinity over 40 years ago,
and the old burial ground-the first in
the county we believe--and the site of
the first school house, are near the
springs.
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Madison M. Harlan, in recent let
ter written to his parents from Arizona,
Territory says they are having it very
hot in two respects. The sun is hot
enough to roast potatoes in one hour
bylaying them in the sand, the Apache
tribe of Indians are making it hot for
the settlers whites and Mexicans) Kill
ling and driving off many people.
Their surveying party was being guar
ded by 21o government cavalry and
with their outfit think they can make
it hot for the Indians. Matt. says of
all the Godforsaken countries, Arizona
takes the stake.
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The funeral ceremonies of H. w.
Spencer took place yesterday after.
noon, and was quite largely attended.
They were conducted by the Knights
Of Pythias of which he was a promi-
nent member.
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Miss Henrietta Mckee of this place
has been visiting Greencastle recently
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Boss Can Sealer at Larkin's.

Go to Holmes & Annex for Door
and Window Frames all complete.
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Korr'S UnmatChab|e
THREAD
Better than all 9TH
ers so we guarantee.
Try it, if not better re-
turn and get your
money.
HARLAN Bros.

We are overstocked with Fruit Jars
and will sacrifice these goods for the
MONEY-now is the time to get bar
gain. They must be sold this month.
HALLIDAY Bios.
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Just Received.

New line of Fall Go0ds, such as fan
nels, Shirtings, Checks, Jeans. ETC., at
1s.2t JOHN CAsKEY's.
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Best st. Charles Flour at Larkln's.
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Mr.. Jay Henry and bride, of VIII.
mathville, favored the GRAPHIC Office
with a call one day this week. We
are always glad to have our friends
call,and especially the ladies for tits to
the latter the GRAPHIC owes'much OF its
success
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H Ross the Mill man of kirksville. is
absent in Iowa on visit to his family.
He is expected back this we k.
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A evere accident occurred at the
Dodson hay barn Thursday morning.
Mr.. w. Fry was working about the
hay press when both his legs became
tangled in some portion of the machi-
merry and before the horse could be
stopped one of them was crushed or
broken near the ankle. DR.. Cohen
was called in to attend to the broken
limb.
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Go and see John Caskey be fore you
buy clothing. 1t vii! pay.