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Graphic Subscriptions.

The following amounts on subscrip-
ton to the aNEEKLY GRAPHIC" have
been received since our last announce.
ment.
PA. Boone, S1.5o; D. c. Piece,
$I.5o; A. Stage, 75cts.; Joseph Weav-
er, 5octs.; S. V. Parks, $500; Charles
E. Bailey, 75cts.; ]. NJ. Crawford, ST.. so
]. ]. Shot, $500; w. P. Shot, S4cts.;
DR.. W. r. Hopkins, SIS; ]. w.
Tinsman, $1.5o; c. w. Hilton, $1.oo;
N. B. Damon, SLIGO: E. Bowen, 75cts.
J. r. Halter, SI.6o; ]. Garner, $3.50;
L. w, Campbell, 5octs.; w. Taylor,
$I.5o; E. w. Bishop, $3.50; D. Bar
tholomew. 75cts.; Adam nar, ST. so;
w. T. Baird, 5octs.; Charles Meller.
S1.5o; Norman Walters, S1.5o cts. l..
Darrow, 5octs.; Emma Owen, 75cts.;
W. P. Under, ST. so; Richey Hynds,
SI.5o; Owen Patterson, SI.5o; G. w.
Durham, 75cts.; ]. NJ. Atterbury, SI.5o
E. R. Brown, $3.50; G. R. Huston
$1.5o; John Bowman, $3.50; G. w.
Ratlif-. $500; T. ]. Caskey, 75cts.;
d. W. Chase, $1.5o; Ira Anders on,
$3.50.
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Church Dedication.

The new NJ. E. Church, at Bullion
was dedicated on Sunday last by Ed. j.
]. Bentley. This is one of the neatest
country churches in Adalr comfy and
Its promp. and rapid erection speaks
well for the enterprise and )iberality
of the citizens of that vicinity. We
learn that especial credit is due, Mr..
Geo. L. Coffin, Mr.. Levi Spangler, and
r. B. Frisbee for their effective and
energetic work in the matter. When
the reports were made of the receipts
and expenditure, the building commit
tee asked for $240 to discharge the re-
naming Indebtedness. This amount
was at once promptly pledged, where
upon Rev. J. J. Bentley, p E., proceed
ed to close the exercises with formal
dedication of the structure. The citi-
zens of Bullion and that vicinity have
good cause for pride in their new
church building
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Missouri Patents

Mr.. FL. N. jenkins, solicitor of pat
ents, Washington. d. c.. officially re-
ports to the Graphic the following
complete list of patents granted Mis-
sour inventor for the week ending
Oct, 81, 1882:
Leany Recht, Platt City, car coup
ling; J. b. b. Evans, Junction City,
hand-cutter and feeder for thrashlng
machine; L. J. Hinkle, Piedmont, car
coupling; j. W. johnson, Larthrop,
harness pad press; E. B. Sankey, Sal
EN-, draw bar for railway-cars; ". N,
Graves, st. Louis, brick-kiln; j. w.
Sursa, and J.T. Dowball, same place
cotton cultivator: A H. Vordlck, same
place trademark for medical COM
pounds.
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MARRIED.

CROOK-ARCHER-Att the residence ofthe efiiciat
ing minister. Rev, W. Ii. Turner. Nov. I'd, Syl
vester X. Crook aud Miss Ilsrrisa Archer, all o
Kirksville.
kEMP-sMITH-Atth the Residence of the brides pa
Miss Lula Smith.
A number of invited guests were
present. The bride was dressed in
stone cclored silk, pearl button trim
minRs cream lace, tea roses, pink kid
gloves, pink slippers and bride like
of course looked deliciously sweet.
Miss Lula Sharp was bridesmaid
with Mr.. Eugene Spots as grooms-
man.
The GRAPHIC acknowledges a liberal
share of the bride cake.
The following Is list Of the bridal
presents:
Plane, presented by father of the
bride elegant parlor set. table spoons.
TEA spoons, and forks by the mother:
castor, Frank and George Smith: cake
basket, Mrs. e. I. Ludwig; silver dish,
Nettie Willard and Chas. Ross; majolica
bread plate, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.Wilkes;
napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Baird; nap
KIN rings. Lizzie Creigh, of Cameron,
No.; napkin rings, Willie Smith: nap
KIN rings, Mr.. and Mrs. Baylor; pickle
fork, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bailey; pair OF
vases, Allie Smith and Allie Link, AL
dine Album. C. I. Ludwig. n. Z.
Hope, E. l.. SPOTS, NJ. W. Fulkenson.
J.B. McChesney, H.. g. Elchelberger,
handsome silver tea set; card receiver,
Lula and Mamie Sharp: vases, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Smith; pickle castor, Miss
Chic Russell; glass float dish. Mrs. Geo.
Smith: card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs
Will Smith; napkins. Mr.. and Mrs. |.
d. Pearce; shor ping bag, Mrs. Vida
Willard; cake basket, Mrs. Goe. Smith
and Mrs. Nellie Stevens, Of Cameron;
elegant silk handkerchief, Mrs. Letta
Caldwell: silk handk erchief, Frank
Smith; Zephyr mat, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brasfeld. /
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Jubilee singers.

We learn that the regular University
Jubilee Singers, who have made rep
utation both in this country and
Europe, 10y their songs and old time
plantation music, welded with such
efficiency in the cause of education for
the colored race, have been engaged to
i ng here on Monday night By some
mischance in their arrangements, the
concert will take place in the NJ. E.
church instead of the hall as first in
tended. The proceeds will go toward
paying out the remaining small indebt-
edness of the NJ E. Chuuch in Its recent
extensive repairs and improve ments
Lovers of music and all disposed to pat.
ronize good entertainment and help
along a good cause should not fail to
attend.
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Institute.

A Teachers Institute will he held at
Sullette school house in Polk town
ship. Adair county, on the 25th OF
Nov, 1882.
Not only is it the duty Of every teach
er in the township to attend out the
patrons of the district are earnestly
solicited to be present, and bring their
baskets with them.
PROGRAM, 10 A.. N.
l. Report of teachers; 2. General
discussion; 3. Address; 4. Recitation
Geography-water courses of U. S. and
their uses; 5. Noon; g. Recitation.
Grammar,-Case- How teach 1t and
use; z. Arithmetic-Pe Percentages; s.
q. S. HistoTy-Cause and result OF civ
il war: 9. Query bcx. Time will be
given for the discussion Of the above
subjects. +. NJ. WALTERS. President.
On accoant of the ram, there was no
institute in Benton township at the APP
pointed. time. But the following pro-
gram has been prepared for Saturday,
Nov. is. 1882, to be held in the Wash
ington School building in Kirksville.
PROGRAM 10 A. NJ.
l. Miscellaneous business. 2. Prima-
ry Aritn.--M issMary Spencer: 3. Geog.
IS. American. NJ. Boyd; 4. General
discussion: 5. Noon: s. Civil Gov
Powers of Congress; Z. Defamation
A. G.. Willis; 8. Recess: 8. Address
Prof. J. ?. Blanton; 10. Query Box.
A. G. Willis, Wee President.
The Walnut teacher institute will
be held at College Mound, Nov. ls, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. The programe is not
ready for print, but if you will go we
will insure you an interesting time.
AMY MILLIKEN,
President.
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Lecture at the Normal.

On Saturday evening Nov, 10 1882.
Col. l.. F. Copeland of Indiana, will
give one of his interesting lectures at
the Normal.
This is the first ola series of lectures
to be given during the winter, for the
benent of the Normal library. The
citizens OF kirksville. and students
knowing the great need OF move in
this direction, will OF course patronize
him. Col Copeland comes well recon-
mended from various places IN the
United State., and deserves a full
house.
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Report of kirkSvllle Schools.

Report for the montl. ending, Nov.
1882. Number enrolled 69l, average
daily attendance 603. Cases of absence
sos, cases of hardness POI. We hope
that the patrons will examine this re-
port and remember that absence and
and tardinsss not only prevent the
guilty ones from learning, but inter-
feres with the whole school. If you
want your children to learn, send them
regularly and in time; if you are not
particular, you had better keep them at
home. Il. r. STEELE.
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OVER TIE RIVER.
Ring o's Point Ranlna tlons-iten,
Of Interest, Personal
Points etc.

RTNGo's POINT, No., Nov. 3.-DEAI
GRApHIc--Press OF business has kept m,
from writing sooner, but from this OF
will try and keep you posted in tn,
news from this point. This has been (
very busy fall among the farmers q
this section.
There has been more done in the way
of good improvements than for any two
years previous. The citizens generally
seem to be making better improve.
ments as though they intended to stay
and make theirs homes as sleasant as
pc sib!e.
| There has been considerable sickness
since last wrote you and our DIR. |. b.
Weaver has been kept on the move.
Mrs. W. H. johnson has been very
sick but is able to about again.
Mr.. W. w. McGrsw has heen on the
sick list for the last week but is better.
Harden Bozarth cut his foot some
time ago and is yet unable to walk.
Miss Nellie McGrew returned to-day
from Macon county where she has been
on visit for three or four weeks. She
was accompanied by some of her
friends from there, names to me un-
known.
Mr.. John Farrier and family return
ed from Nebraska this week. They
will make this there home in the
future. He says crops in Nebraska are
good, wages high and work plenty, and
everything on the boom.
H. Snyder and Lou Taylor were to
St. Louis last week with cattle. Hiram
will go again after election. He says
he wants to start about the time the
democratic candidates start up salt
river.
There has been some kind OF dis
ease among the horses here that is new
to the farmer and has been very fatal
VIM. Daniels lost one and Mr.. Carna-
gey one and had another one sick at
last accounts.
Judge Sands was out here the fore
part Of this week looking after the in.
terests OF the GRAPHIC. The GRAPHIC is |
having large circulation here and all
seem to think it THE paper.
There is quite an excitement here
over the question of restraining hogs
from runnlngat large, from present ap-
pearances, We think ii will carry. Mr.
Daniel Taylor. of Macon county. was
here this week visiting his father d. /
Taylor.
w. H. Swisher is building an addi-
ton to hi: house and otherwise imrrov-
ing.
W. c. Hall has put a new coat of
Notwithstanding on his house and is
getting it IN good shape for the coming
winter
Sam Snyder has put a new roof on
his house and whltewashed it on the
outside which gives very pleasant and
appearance.
Our bows that went IN ST J,on;c fo
1ne fair got back safe and sound and en-
Dress themselves as being we'll pleased
with the trip.
Now Mr.. GRAPHIC we hate so do 1t
1ut we feel just like we would have to
Jay Murray for Glover! Hoping that
Nj our candidates may be elected by
good round majorities on next Tues
lay. remain your as ever, for fun.
|, SouIST.
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Additional Mall.

Since the new morning tram has
been put on between this place and st.
Louis, our post master has received
notice that closed pouch will be sent
and received to and from this point.
This will give US natl twice day and
much of it twelve hours sooner than
heretofore. 1t is great improvement
and one which the business portion
will appreciate specially.
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S. $. Convention.

To day the Adar county Sunday
School convention meets at the Baptist
Church in this city. The session will
continue two days.
All friends OF Sunday school work,
especially Superintendent and teachers
are cordially invited to be present and
to participate in the exercises.
We understand that entertainment
has been provided, and visitors from
distance should apply to the pastors Of
the different churches for assignment
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PUBLIC SALE.

Mr.. G. A, Giller will sell at hi;
farm miles Southeast OF Town, or
Tuesday the 14th inst. the following
stock: 35 cows and heifers, high grade
short horn. 5 high grade DULL calves,
thoroughbred, snort horn bull. 30 gooc
eve sheep. A discount of J. per cent.
will be allowed for cash Note, with
approved security, due in twelve
months bearing interest at the rate OF
ten per cent. will be tax en- and If the
note be paid within four months no in
terest will be charged. Sale begins at
10 a. NJ.
Go to Clark for shot guns.
Velyets and Pushes at Baylor's.
New piece goods at Baylor:s.
Shaded Germantown Yarns, Baylor.
Bay state Boots and Shoes, Baylor
Everything new and neat at Baylor'S
Have you seen the Westminster at
Clark's.
Roht. Clark is agent for the oriental
powder.
Best st. Charles -four at the Quincy
Grocery.
New arrivals of goods at Wilkes &
Try sack of the Glory Patent flour
at L. a. Wizards.
Seven pounds roasted coffee for 81
at l.. A. Wizards.
Robt Clark is head quarters for guns
and gun material.
Go to Clark's and examine those fine
base burning stoves.
Thos. Hoolbrook wants 2000 barrels
1t apples and will pay cash.
John Caskey has splendid stock of
custom made boots and shoes.
A fine line of Bonaparte and Farming
on Hannels at John Caskeys.
Those Picnic hams at L. \. Wizards |
ire fine. only 15c per pound.
Go to Holmes & Amlck for Door |!
md Window Frames all complete.
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County Conrt was in session Wednes.

County Court was in session Wednes
day. s
Grin and bear Fit is the makinl
of the pup"
The Model School will open on Mon
day OF next week.
The election news would be rea
amusing if it were the reverse.
Three funerals took place at the
Kirksville cemetery on Monday.
Remember the Jubilee Singers at the
IN. E. Church next Monday night.
Rev. VIM. Brown, of Brashear has
our thanks for Journalistic favors.
Wednesday was chilly day for Re-
publicans. Still most of them were
aole to grin.
The people up in south Schuyler are
beginning to appreciate a good family
paper from Huntsville.
The GRAPHIC was compelled to add IS
copies to ITS issue this week to fill orders
and new subscriptions.
New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and
even Kansas may stampede but "old
Adalr,' keeps level head.
We devote most of our inside space
this week to election news. Next week
Richard will be himself again.
Most of the Republicans went to bed
Tuesday night and let the democrats do
the sitting up to wait for dispatches.
The New Orleans Jubilee Singers,
will sing at the NJ E. Church next
Monday evening. Tickets at Heiny &
Hooper's.
Two hours and quarter yet to wait,
said country man late Tuesday eve
ming. We asked him if he was waiting
for the train to go out. He said no
it was the mayors proclamation.
W. G. Fischer, Prof. of music, Phila-
delphia, SAID of the New Orleans Jubi-
lee Singers, | would rather listen to
them than to any other company that
has visited this city.
Our young friend Billy Bean Is
back again at his old place behind the
counter at Groves drug store. He
spent his vacation among friends back
in old Virginia and reports having a
good time generally.
Election day passed off very quietly, |
We d,d not see a quarrel or drunken
man at any time during the day The
proclamation forbiddiDg tie
sale of intoxicating liquors, seems to
have been conscientious ly observed,
with the above result.
The New Orleans Jubilee Singers
were educated at the New England
Conservatory of music, Boston,
Their entertainment next Monday
will be both entertaining and instruct
we. Tickets at Heiny & Hoopers.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. L. D
Noblett, one of our oldest citizens,
worthy, honest, and industrious man,
died after several weeks illness. He
vas prominent and consistent men,
Der of the Christian church, and was
respected. His funeral
ooL place on Wednesday.
There will be a social hop and oyster
supper on Friday evening, Nov. 10th.
It Baylor's Hall, given by the ladies
If the Liberal Society. Proceeds tor
he benefit of the society. All are in
,ited. Good music and a good time
anticipated. Abundance to hall, 10
:ents.
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Marley & Son have sold 40 sacks of
Mexico flour since the 18th day of Au-
gust and not over 4 sacks 70 any one
family at time This -four gives excel
lent satisfaction and hose desiring good
-four should give it a trial.
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Ladies' Tonic. y

The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoMEN's MEDICAL INsrl-
TUTE OF BUFFALO, N Y, and is their
favorite prescription for LADIES' who are
suffering from any weakness or COM
plants common to the SEA- 1t is sold by
druggists at s1.O0 per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice FREE Send stamp
tor names OF those who have been CUR
aD. n2j-tf.
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Tailoring done at Baylor's.

SUcH d Co. make a special
ty Of Boots and Shoes, and
don't propose to be be beaten
either in quality or price.
Call and see them.
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SETTLE Up.

All persons knowing themselves in.
debted to the late firm of Drs. SWEET
nam & Cohen will save trouble by call
ing at once and settling their accounts.
The books are in the hands of DR.. CO.
ben and the bills must I've paid.
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We specially request our local COR
respondents at various points in the
county to send their items in next week
promptly. Give US full reports OF local
items and occurrences as possible and
send IN early. We want to issue
boss edition next week, as a sample of
what we expect to make the GRAPHIC tor
the coming year, both as literary and
Family Newspaper.
Of late years we have become some
what accustomed to Jubilee singers
and other troupes of colored vocalists
from the South, but the University
singers of New Orleans, are the very
best that we have heard. Their time,
expression and harmony are all good
while the wierd and peculiar pathos
characteristic of the Freedmen finds full
expression in their voices. -SaratOgian
Daily, August Is. 1881.
A large number of extra copies of
our next issue will be printed as sample
numbers and to be used in securing
new subscribers. The people of all
parties all over the county are subscrib.
ing for it literally on account of its
large amount and variety of reading
matter. In fact it Is becoming regu
lar boom in this respect. Advertis-
ers. ever on the alert for means to
reach the masses, should bear this fact
in mind.
The campaign is over and for once
everybody stems to feel, II not exactly
h. ppy at least pleased with the way it
was conducted. Mud singing" and
bitter abuse was conspicuously absent
1t is better so. The GRAPHIC has aimed
specially to avoid anything like coars-
ness or unfairness IN its treatment of
all parties and has the proud conscious
ness Of having more friends than ever.
There is no sense in friends and neigh
bors falling out and abusing each other
and raising the very old Harry gen
orally. because Jones and Smith hap
D en- TO be rival candidates tor constable
Or dog pelter, and so on all the way
down to congressman. 1t isn't necess-
airy and IT doesn't pay. There is a
great and comforting satisfaction, In
knowing, now that Its all over. that
next to nobody made eonsumate fool
Of themselves in trying to save the
l
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A nice line OF Jacksonville and Bona.
part Flannel and Blankets at John
Caskey's. And don't you forget it.
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Jim Hope is selling
8 lbs good roasted Rio
Coffee for Sl.OO.

Two hundred dozen
black and brown bull
let buttons only 9 10
cents per dozen at
DONEGHY Bros.
You can get l ID.
good tea and a nice
crystal bread plate
with every pound for
60 cts at JIM HOPES
cheap cash store, east
side.
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We call special attention of farmers
and stock men to the sale advertised IN
: this issue by Mr. g. A. Giller. 1t will
take place next Tuesday and lot OF
desirable stock will be offered. See
notice.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership
heretofore existing between j II. Wilkes and j. A.
Willard under the firm name OF Wilkes Willard.
doing bueiness in the town OF kirksvitie. has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be
confinneo At the old stand by II. Wilkes who
vii pay ali demands against the finn and will col
lect al accounts etc due the firm
MO j. II. WILKES,
]. A. WILLARD.
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NJ. I. DEREAMER & co.

Are headquarters FIR all kinds of
Farmers and Builders Hardware. PA
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Two Daily Trans.

1t will be seen the new time card
of the w. ST. l.. & P. Ry. gives us an
other tram each way. 1t will prove q
great convenience to travellers and bust.
ness men.
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For late styles go to Baylor's.

10 and see the new crock cover at
Shultz & Bakers. No cat or rat can
get at your milk with one of these on
yOur crock.
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Rubber Goods at 10 per ct.
less than any of our competi-
tors. Such g. Co
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the late firm of Sweigert
Gardner are requested to call and settle by cash
or note. wIthn,sxty days from November ust,iiSse
or their accounts Will be collected by law
SAMUEL SwlGERT.
JOHN GARDNER.
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DRESS MAkING.

All kinds of dress making. cutting,
fitting ETC., by Miss Lizzie Behren, at
the Bonneman residence. Models for
sale. n26-3m
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Fit your children out for
school with good substantial
foot wear at Such 4 Co.'S
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dor SALE-A good residence containing l2
II, rooms good cellar and barn situated on block
adjoining public square in Kirksville. Price $l6o0
Enquire Of Sands Gill.
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New Prunes. new
rasins, new dates and
all kinds of nuts at
JIM HOPES.

Don't you forget to call on Clark
when you want a good heating stove.
Remember to always call on Wilkes
L. Willard when you want groceries.
Cloak ing, plushes, and dress trim
mings Of endless variety at Harlan
Bros.
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COUGH no MORE.
Another Thousand Bottles Of Maryb 3
GOIden BalSan 70 be Given
Away.

Our en,erprising and reliable drug
gist's, Gray & Co.. east side square,
will cotinue to give away sample bottles
of MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM FOR THE
THROAT AND LUNGS, to all who have
never tried it. Persons who have al
ready tried this famous Cough remedy
can procure the largest bottles at so
cents and $I.oo. Every one, who is
suffering with consumption, Weak
Lungs, Bronchitis. Cough or Cold,
Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Group,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, or any
Bronchial or Pulmonary affection,
should try this truly valuable medicine.
For the prevention and cure of Con.
sumption of the Lungs 1t is the great
est remedy nature has ever conferred
to medical SCIENCE or human research.
For all Blood and Liver complaints,
use MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD AND
LIVER Tonic.
Go to John Caskey's for anthing you
want.
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We give no shody
prices to trap custom
ers. HARLAN Bros,

Beware of houses
that deal in Auction
shoddy goods. We
buy only of first class
responsible houses
and guarantee our
goods as represented.
HARLAN Bros.