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Last Words.

The morning train from the south
was Ave hours late on account of q
smashed up freight at some point south
of Moberly.
The trains from west on the Q. NJ. G
T. were delayed yesterday by smash
up between here and Milan.
The hirksvllle prophet says spring
weather will begin in earnest next
Tuesday. We should not he surprised I.
We understand that 2. T. Green
wood, S. NJ. Picker and Geo. S. VIII
Hams went over to Unionville to-day.
Court Is in session.
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SATURDAYS Daily.

If there isn't but one editor connect.
ed with the GRAPHIC, the Democ,dl
usually come iouuierlng along be-
hind.
The Democrat says we have ten
editors, because there is one and eiph.
err. Good! Our cipher is more than a
match for the Democrat.
Miss Katie Harris, while practicing
with roller skates at the Parcel House
Yesterday. had the misfortune to tall il
such a manner as to inlure herselfquite
severely.
A paper printed in democratic
Office, run by republican capital, and
edited by a republican, and what is
it" ought to give satisfaction to the
democracy Of this section. There Is
such an admirable variety.
Last evening q. X. Vending de-
liyersd his lecture, "Voltaire, to a
large and intelligent audience. Nor
NAL Hall being pretty well filled. Mr..
Vending is pleasant and forclble
speaker and secured marked attention
during the hour and half be was
speaking. He made some fine points,
handling the subject generally in such
a manner as to indicate close study and
deep thought. The lecture was gener-
ally well received.
WE have sent an order for nearly
$500 worth Of new job type, which will
be On hands in few days.-hn,ksritfe
Democrat 9th.
The type spoken Of above, came yes
terday. but some careless man IN 81.
Louis had marked 1t S. NJ. Picker, in
stead of A. H. John. Of course he is a
political "hyena, puppy" liar and
cipher" for does not the Democrat call
US bv these endearing titles for merely
.surmising" little last week, in this
same direction.
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Friday sDailyl

\ is truth which hurts. See last is
sue of the Dem0crdi.
L. Bergan. of Washington. b. c.
and Robt. McCulloch. State Register
Of Lands, are at Pools Hotel.
VIM. I. Sullivan, of Washington, d
C., special agent of the Pension Dept
OF Contested Claims. Is at POOLS Hotel
The advance agent OF the j. Harvey
COX Dramatic Company. is billing
the own They will be here on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday of next
week.
Miss Dora Pitkin went to her home
in Memphis this morning. She was
accompanied as far as Glenwood by
Miss Annie Shepherd.
Mr.. w r. Holloway has been engag-
FL to take charge of Mr.. J. w. Martins
Music Store. No. IS, west side of the
square. This will enable Mr. Martin
to look after the music business out
side. Mr.. Holloway is pleasant and
agreeable gentleman and. well known
TO all our citizens. Call in and see
him.
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IT SAVED MI LIFE.
Marsh's C0lien BalSsn Is . Med
cine Of Trle Merit.

There is one medicine in this world
that has true merit. / shall never cease
to praise 1t, for it saved my life. That
medicine IS Marsh's Golden Balsam for
the Throat ard Lungs. E. Col
Inns, Moberly, Mo.
"Your Golden Balsam has cured my
wife of incipient Consumption. have
sent two bottles to my sister, in LOUIS
vile, Kentucky, who is suffering with
the same disease. IA. Delissa, Ottum-
wa, Iowa.
"'rhere are many good medicines
prepared for suffering humanity, but
there are none so valuable for diseases
of the Throat and Lungs, such as
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and Con-
sumption as Marsh's Golden Balsam."-
S. W. Robinson, Wichita, Hans.
Marsh's Golden Balsam is for sale by
w. G. Font & Bro, Druggists. and by
prominent dealers everywhere. Large
bottle 80 cents and 800. Do not fail
to try it.
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60 and see the Bankers Daughter

TO and see the Bankers Daughter
tonight.
Frank Probst has Just closed sue
cessful term of school at Crawford
station.
Geo. Meeks, CT Pettis. called TO-DAY
and started the GRArmc for anothe,
year.
Butter and eggs are quite scarce in
the market this week. Good butter has
sold at 40cts.
The old awning in front OF Eckert 4
kinnear is being torn down to make
room for new one.
Preaching atlhe NJ. f. Church. South
HsAt Sunday morning and evening, by
the pastor, Rev. A. V. Bayley.
Mr.. Levi Axiom and Miss Fannie
Turner were made one on "Wednesday.
Esquire Link said the ceremony.
Our cid friend Mr.. VIM. Sangster
stopped us on the streets yesterday to
order another dollars worthof GRAPHIC.
Mrs. A. kinyon called Tuesday and
left a s. token of her appreciation of
the peoples iavorite-the GRAPHIC.
Geo. Giller one of our leading fine
stock men followed the fashion and lett
US IS of aid and comfort for the
GRAPHIC.
Link & BraSfield are making more
improvements to their warehouse. A
new platform is being erected along
the south side.
We present a new and revised mar
ket report this week As the season
advances additions and changes will be
made so as to add to its completeness
and reliability.
We understand that debate is
about arranged between Ed. Norton
IF the Christian church and Mr.. c. w.
Stewart. Gberalist. of this place. We
nave not been furnished the particulars
-et.
A GRAPHIC reporter came into pos
session of a scrap of paper this week
which purports to be the examination
,aper of one of our Benton school chill
iren dated Feb. TO- 1t was in multi
ollcation, and the GRADE is marked %. 5
The table of ones was correct: All the {
est of the columns were incorrect as: +
" is. j, ks is 4, 2x4 is ) and so on. Ii Y
uch an exercise is graded IS what J
'ould be the grade figures for perfect 7
,Sson? "
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The Putnam Circuit Court Is IN
session this week.
the Home Treasure for March will
. be out this week.
The Ceunty Court meets to-day to
settle with the Collector.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Mott returned to
their home at Memphis this morning.
n A. Butler, OF Macon City, spent
Sunday with his wife and boy IN this
city.
Mr. L. Page has sold his house
and LOT west of the railroad to Wesley
Sloan.
Miss Mamie Williams went to Edna
Saturday on . visit to friends. She re-
turned home to-day.
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Mass Meeting,

There will be mass meeting of the
Republican voters of kirksville held at
Town Council room on Friday even
ing March 24th A. D., 1852 at : 1-2 P.
NJ. for the purpose OF consultation as
to what action We will take as party
in the approaching town election.
By order of the committe.
]. D. MILLER, At Large.
E. 0. GATES. Ist Ward.
r. MUsICK, I'd Ward.
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Saturdays Daily.
Small POX.

That case supposed to be small pox, in
the family OF c. T. Rice, of Clay town
ship, proves to be the genuine article.
The family have vacated the premises,
leaving the patient with nurse, and
every precaution has been taken to pre-
vent the spread of the disease. With
proper precautions and ordinary care
the disease ought not TO spread, and it
is not at all likely that there will be any
other cases resulting from this.
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Mr.. ]. Marsh, Bank of Toronto. Ont,
writes "Biliousness and dyspepsia seems
to have grown up with me having been
a sufferer for years, 1 have tiled many
remedies, but with no lasting result un-
til tried your Bardock Blood Bitters.
They have been truly blessing to me,
and l can not speak to highly ofthem.n
Price $500. For sale by J. G. Jamison.
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When your friend or neighbor is la
boring under bodily afflictlon, indiges-
ton, bllliousness, constipation, caused
by impurity of blood, or disorders of
the kidneys or liver, don't fail to recon-
mend BURDoK BLOOD BITTERs, sure
and safe remedy. Price ST 90. For
sale by ]. G.. Jamison.
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At the Gem City Business College, Quincy, H..
Will begin Monday, April sid, and continue tn, 9,
months In addition to the regular Business eour,.
and the Normal Penmanship department ther. VI
be taught classes In Execution and Photography a.
well - any Of the sciences for which there NAV h.
demand; NO additional charges for ,he,e err.
bra, ehes Tuition 81, which gives the student I'M.
privilege any or all the branches taught In th,,
Institution. Board and lodging $50 per ve.k
Any further particulars desired viii cheerrully
given by addressing
D. L. MUSsELMAN, A. NJ.
Quincy, LII
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More carpets than
all of our competitors
combined.
DONEGHY Bros.
RsdIy Rltten.

Peter Kieffer, cor. Clinton and Ben
nett Streets, Buffalo, was badly bitten
by horse, and applied THOMAS Ell
Ec1RlC OIL. which Immediately rehev-
ed the pain, and in four days the wound
was healed. Sold by J. 6. Jamison.
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Missy. Am. S. S. Union

EDITOR OF GRAPHC,-DEAR SlR:-Wi'l you
allow me in this public way to express my
personal regret, and that of many others in
this community, for the removal of our ex-
cclent fellow citizen, Mr.. 5. II. Williams, late
proprietor of the Parcels House.
Such public expression Of regard is only a.
| just tribute from US to one who, as Il man,
and as christian, has uniformly enjoyed the
confidence and esteem of all with whom he
has had relations. during the years Of his
| sojourn in this city. Thoroughly honest and
upright in business, tender and sympa.hizing
in friendship, earnest self-denying, and de-
voted in his church. Mr.. Williams will car.
ny with him the assurance, that his many
friends here do with one voice, declare 4 most
hearty regret that business interests should
| call him away from theirmidst.
E ,ecially in his church relations, where
as pastor of the Baptist Church, ] have had
the happiness to be associated with him, q
deacon. will the memory of his faithful self
denying work be long and lovingly cherish
ed.
As your paper has circulation, l under
stand, in the city whittier he goes to make
his home, l take this opportunity to CON-
mend most sincerely Mr.. Williams and his
excellent family to all good people there;
particularly will the brethren of his church
find in Deacon Williams and his estimable
christian lady, those who will earnestly and
lovingly cooperate with them, in every good
word and work Respectfully,
REV W. E. CHANBLiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Billings have To-
Gated in kirksvilIe. Mr. B. Is a prac-
teal piano and organ tuner. Those
wishing to have work done, will do well
to give him a trial. as he comes highly
recommended. His work in this place
has already proven satisfactory. All
work guaranteed or money refunded.
Mrs. Billings is Il very fine musician,
being a graduate of the Boston Con-
Servatory OF Music. She will take a
few pupilS-advanced scholars pre-
ferred. Leave orders at !. W. Martins !
music store.
H.. ,ya,,na
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Good BARGAIN.

Good house, four rooms, good barn,
and well, and few fruit trees, four lots
IN Dodson addition. price $4,000, cash.
See n. G. Dodson on premises.
d.no262-2w.
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Rubber Boots only
$3.50
At Such & Longs.
Popularity.

Thomas Electric Oil has obtained
great popularity, from its intrinsic val
ue as reliable medicine, in curing
hoarsness. and all irritations of the
throat. diseases of the chest, ETC., For
these it Is an Incompatible pulmonic.
For sale by J. G. Jamison.
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Go and see Done
ghy Bros new car
pet room.
Shsrt Breath.

o. Bortle, Manchester, N. Y, was
troubled with asthma for II years.
Had been obliged to sit up ten or twelve
nights in succession. Found imme-
date relief from Thomas Electric Oil,
and is now entirely cured. For sale by
]. G. Jamison.
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Not Small POy.

We stop the press to say that the sup
posed case of Small Pox in Clay town
ship turns out to be only case Of
measels. This information comes direct
from Mr. Rice himself.
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Special Notice

SwIGERT 4 GARDNER have reduced their
old stock, and are now filling up with NEW,
direct from the Factory and lat owest cash
rates. No soft wood furniture Call and ex
anime our goods and prices.
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Custom Grinding,

Holmes & Amick at the Variety
Wood Works are now prepared to do
custom grinding on corn and feed, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays
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Miss Cassie Tate, of Quincy is visit.
ing friends in Kirksville.
The New York Mail and Express
says the wives of the Western Senators
have made a great deal Of amuse.
ment IN society this season. The fun
on the part of society might be further
contributed to by the application of a
western cow-hide boot to some of the
"snobs" who help make up said
society
Wednesdays Quincy Wing has col
umn of kirksvilie cor. espondence.
kirksville mediums. the skating rink,
Vending and our Improvements are
all noted. The writer says: 'Klrks-
VILE needs good foundry and machine
shop and the individuals who start it
will be well repaid for labor and money
expended. Coal, IRON, and water IN
abundance.
a proposition was submitted to the
fund commission of the state by the
trustees of the Hannibal d st. Joseph
railroad, that if the state would pay
back the $4,000, 900 paid into the state
treasury by the railroad company, the
latter would pay $4,000 interest due
January lst 1882. This proposition was
declined. Governor Crittenden has ad
vertised the sale of the Hannibal & st.
Joseph railroad in the Jefferson City
Tribune. The sale is set for October
from the Court house door of st.
Louls.
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Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need
Ior Construction, Loss of Appetite
dizziness and all symptoms of of Dys-
pepsia. Price 10 and IS cents per bot
tie. Sold by kirksville, Mo. DIV e-w
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Mr.. Fades, a prominent real estate

MIR. Eades,a prominent real es,at
dealer from Jerseyvllle. Ills. is j,
Huntsville on business.
Judging from the tone of the matter
In the columns of the Quincy Rerie,
the editors digestion Is bad.
Mr.. Beadle and family who recently
went to Trenton from this county. hay,
returned to "old Adair.-
Revs. Bentley and Green leave for
Cmllicothe tonight to attend the annu.
al conference OF the N. F. church.
Our old friepds, H. Steer and W. q.
Glaze. OF Muscatine, Iowa. stopped over
here Sunday. on their way east Tor
goods.
a marsh frog was seen swimming
around and enjoying itself IN one of the
many bodies of water which now help
to add to the beautyC:) ofthe streets OF
Huntsville. A frog pond on street
within fifty feet of the public square is
certainly a strong argument IN favor Of
macadamizing the streets. at least IN
the region round about the public
square.
Quite a number of people were in at
tendance at the skating rink Saturday
evening to witness the contest between
the boys for the cane, which was to be
given as a prize to the best skater.
Seven contestants had been advertised.
but when the time came one was i'll.
o ne absent. and one refused to skate
which left only four-,Ioe Prentiss,
Frank Bard, Port Patton. and sam
Brenneman. The boys all did well.
but Prentiss was pronounced the
victor, and the Hon. F. NJ. Harrington.
in benalt OF the committee. in a few
Appropriate words presented the prize,
a very pretty silver headed cane, to the
winner. Every one seemed well salts.
lied. Tomorrow evening the ladies'
will contest for a gold medal.
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Mendell & Thompson represent all
the fire insurance companies formerly
represented by J. G. Thatcher. Don't
fail to see them before insuring your
property.
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Get your MILLINERY Goods at
Mrs. Leech's. Full line at No ;, north
of the Parcels House. Trimmings in
latest styles. nos8-tf
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FARMERS.

Full supply of Flows, Mowers, Reap
ers, Wagons, and Farm Implements
generally, for sale by J. W HALL,
BRAsHEAR, Mo-, at BORROW PRICES.
n4S-Iow
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Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned adj
ministrator OF the tate of Hermann Behrens, de-
ceased. Will make final settlements Of his accounts
with said estate. such administrator, At the nexi
term OF The Probate Court OF Adlr County, Nilsson.
ri TO be holden At the court house in said county,
va $50 ~ ' J. II. NOvINGER
Administrator.
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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 FIVE
days. Get only the genuine. Only Soc
a Bottle. Sold by ]. G. Jamison and F
A Grove
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The Balm of Life is for sale, whole.
sale and retail. at J. G Jamison's and
F. A. Groves, kirksville, Mo.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Hats
Boots and Shoes and everything at
BAYLOR & Miller's.
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GRASS SEED

Choice Clover and Timothy Seed
mixed. at price of timothy seed, at
no ~. LINK & BRASFIELDS
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Shiloh's cough and Consumption cure
is sold by us ON a guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. Sold by T. R. Fowler,
Huntsville Mo- DIV e-w
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PLOWS. PlOWS

Garden City and Gem City Flows and
Cultivators at
no 45.I LINK e. BRASFIELD'S.
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Croupe, Whooping Cough and Bron-
ehitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by T. R. Fowler. Huntsville,
Mo. DIV e-w
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The klmbail Organ has No RIVAL on
the Globe. A new line Just received at
j. W. Martins No. So.
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Doneghy Bros. have
opened a new carpet
room.
New Barber Shop.

You will find Henry Hannah's NEW
BARBER SHOP, southeast corner of pub
lie square, one door east of Swetnam
& Goben's office. When you want first
class hair cut, shave or shampoo. call
in and see him.
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GRASS SEED.

Glover. Timothy, Blue Grass, Hunga-
rian and Millet at
no A. LINK & BRASFIELD,S.
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Farmers, do not TAIL to call at Mar
KEY & Sons.
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For lame back, side or chest use
Shilohs Plaster. Price 25cts. Sold by
T. r. Fowler, Kirksville, Mo. DIV e-w
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Marley & Son want all your produce
Best market price in cash or trade.
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Coal! COaI!!

Porter coal for sale at Dean & Crit
fms Grocery Store.
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Sleepless nights, made miserably BY
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
sure remedy for you. Sold hy T. R.
Fowler. kirksville, Me. DIV e-w
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The Garden City sulky pillow is the
boss. For sale by Link & Brasfeld.
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Swigert / Gardner

Sell walnut collins as low as any house in the
west, DO not sell Linn stained to initiate
walnut
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~The Castle Mills Flour.~
Has no superior in the market and
every sack is warranted both in
bBWeight and Quality6a
You Will find it at DEAN & GRiFFIN's.
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tuesdays Daily.
What was the result of the caucu.
last nlghts
That polar wave got in its work ii
time to meet the sun crossing the line
Mrs. NJ. l.. Thompson and Mrs. H
a. Cook returned yesterday from Wis
it to Edna.
One OF The old settlers of this coun.
ty who was here, known and honored
by the people in the days of free whis-
ky and pure, old fashioned democracy
as well as now, called on US to-day,
and handed US the cash for the great
family pa per. He says he don't like
our politics but the family would have
the GRAPHIC.
Mr.. S Shaw, living west OF Green
top, called TO see US to-day and feels
agrieved at the remarks made tv our
Greentep correspondent in regard to
his boys participating in a school
house row recently. Mr.. Shaw says
the report IS not correct and that only
one OF his boys were present, and had
no weapon OF any kind. The GRAPHIC
does not wish to misrepresent any one
and hopes its correspondents will thor
oughly enquire into the case and do all
parties justice in the matter.
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Sudden Death.

t woman met with sudden death. Sh
had been visiting west of the railroa
and on her way home, while near til
N. NJ. Stock yards she fell TO the sid
walk and expired. Her exact age i
unknown, but it was commonly be
lieved that she was somewhere in tn
nineties.
The following is the verdict of the coroner
jury:
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF ApAIR.
We, the jury, having been duly sworn and
affirmed by John Waddill, coroner of Adail
County. diligently to enquire and true pre-.
sentiment make, in what manner and by
whom Nellie Dickson, whose dead body was
found in kirksvile, Adair Co., MO-, on the
I'D day of march, 1852, came TO her death,
after having heard the evidence, and upon full
| inquiry concerning the facts and a careful
| examination OF the said body, do find that the
deceased came to her death on the account of
being old. and by the fall, and by paralysis o
stimulating this fact and the jury agree.
Z. F. MEARs. Foreman.
Tuos. SoLEs.
JAMES CLARK
j. b. FoLLUN.
NJ CoorKR
Ed HARDING.
A
Baylor & Miller for clothing.
Castle Mills flour at Dean & Griffin's
Baylor & Miller will save YOU money
Balm Of lite for aches and pains.
Try 1t.
Dress making and stamping at Mrs.
McLothlin's old stand no Att
Markey e Son are stocking up for
big Spring trade.
Ifyou want to buy goods cheap call
on r. D. MAGRUDER.
Baylor & Miller will not be under
sold
Baylor < Miller have the goods you
want.
Groceries cheap at K. ID. Magruder's
or cash
Overcoats and clothing at Baylor &
Miller's.
Large lot of Staple and Fancy Gro
:eries cheap at R. d. Magruder's.
Baylor & Miller for late style cloaks
md dolmans.
10000 lbs. Eagle Flour at r. d,
Iagruder'
FLOUR at Markey & Sons Sl25 10
200 per sack.
All styles OF overcoaangs at No IS,
rest side.
A choice lot of Bacon just received
Dean & GRIFFIN's. {
Corns. Bunions and Frosted feet find
magic relief in Balm of Life