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The National tribune., 1882-01-07

ticable by the aid of the cavalry, cut it off from
its base of operations and supplies by the Nash
vile pike. And so, without fear of what the
morrow might bring forth, the soldiers of the
contending armies sank to sleep in lines of bat
tie, their strong picket lines confronting each
other at few PAGES distant. Officers and soldiers
together, wrapt in their blankets, lay upon the
ground saturated with four days rain, but soon
to drink the blood Of thousands of brave men,
who, this bleak December night, nineteen
years ago slept their last sleep upon the historic
ground of Stone River
The National tribune., 1882-01-07
AFTER ALL.
BY wM. WINTER.

The apples are ripe in the orchard,
The work of the reaper is done.
And the golden woodlands redden
In the blood of the dying sun.
At the cottage-door the grandsire
Sits pale in his easy chair,
While the gentle wind of twilight
Plays with his silver hair.
A woman is kneeling beside him;
A fair young head is pressed,
In the first wild passion of sorrow,
Against his aged breast.
And far from over the distance
The faltering echoes come
OF the flying blast of trumpet,
And the rattling roll of drum.
And the grandsire speaks in a whisper:
THE end no man can see;
But we give him to his country,
And we give our PRAYERS to Thee
The violets star the meadows,
The rose-buds fringe the door,
And over the grassy orchard
The pink-white blossoms pour.
But the grandsire's chair Is empty,
The cottage is dark and still;
There's a nameless grave in the battlefield,
And new one under the hill.
And pallid, fearless woman
Bv the cold hearth sits alone,
And the old clock in the corner
Ticks on with a steady drone.
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AN La z. G.

THE following lines written by soldier in the
hospital at New Haven Conn. He had lost his leg at
the battle of Fair Oaks.
Good leg, thou vast faithful friend.
And truly hast thy duty done;
/ thank thee most that to the end
Thou didst not let this body
Strange paradox! that IN the fight
Where Of thee was thus bereft,
lost my left leg for the Right
And yet the rights the that's left
But while the sturdy stump remains
may be able yet TO patch it;
For even now I've taken pains
To make /. E. G. 10 match it.
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A PATRIOTIC FAMILY,

Almon Wilbur, who enlisted at Syracuse, \. Y,
during the war, stated that he was the Oldest of
twelve brothers, sons of William and Electa
Wilbur, of Camillus, in that State, and that with
his enlistment all had entered the service of the
United States. His son enlisted at the same time
he did
The National tribune., 1882-01-07
aNEeDoTE OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

During the war an army paymaster in fuE
regimentals attended one of President Lincolns
receptions and upon being introduced, said:
Being here, Mr.. Lincoln, thought I'd call and
pay my respects" From the complaints of the
soldiers" responded the President, guess that's
about all any of you do pay"
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WHAT DO YOU THINK oFIT7

1t is said, that in 1862, Thomas Stewart, of
East Newton, Ohio, and then ninety-two years
old, was private in the One hundred and Ffrst
Ohio, and took part in the battle of Perryville,
where he was complmented for his soldierly
bearing He had four sons, two grand-sons, and
three sons-in-law in the army. He was born In
ITO, at Litchield, Connecticut, where his father
then resided, aged one hundred and twenty-five
wears.
The National tribune., 1882-01-07

Fear not or faint not. God who ruleth men,
Marks where his noble martyrs lie;
They shall all arise beneath his smile again;
His foes alone shall die.
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OBITUARY..

EVERETT c. infant son and only child OF
Robert K. and F. Edwards, died ut their resi-.
dence one mile east Of Sublette, on Deo., 9th
1882, after painful illness Of several weeks
aged IL months and II days.
IRA ELLIOTT Was born in Portage Co..
Ohio. Aug, 10th, 1887, and died near Leon
Butler county. Kansas, Dec, End, 1882. He
removed with his fathers family to Iowa in
1855 and two years later came TO Adair Co.,
No., where he has since made his home. He
became associated early in life with the N.
Z. Church, OF which he continued worthy
member until his death. For the past sever
III years his health has been so shattered as to
unit him for the labors and responsibilities
Of huSbandry his chosen vocation. He made
FREQUENT trips to Kansas and Nebraska for
the benefit OF his health, and at times seemed
much improved. After his protracted sick
ness In Kirksville last summer anc fall he
concluded to transfer his business to Man.
"a. and make that state for the greater part
Of Ills time his home. He was accompanied
by his son Charles, but had not been there q
great while until he Was stricken down and
after brief illness departed this life on Sat
urday night. Dec. end. His remains were
brought back TO Adnir county, for inter ment
and were laid to rest In the cemetery two
miles northeast Of Brashear. Bro. Elliott
was good man, a Kind husband and father.
As man he was possessed OF some most eX-
cellent traits Of character. He was LARGELY
gifted with charity for the failings of his
fellows and was possessed Of a bright and
cheerful disposition. 1t seemed that he al:
ways looked upon the blight sido Of life, and
had the happy faculty Of imparting cheerful.
ncrs t those with whom he came in contact
His funeral service was conducted by the
writer at the Methodist church in Brashear,
and his burial service was performed by
Paulville Lodge Of the Masonic Fraternity OF
which he Was an honOred member.
Kirksville, Dec. 18th. I'm. GREEN.
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A. A. FISHER, the man we read so
much about in the Quincy Herald, the
proprietor of Fishers Mammoth Mu-
sic House," Quincy, paid flying bust.
ness visit to Kirksville yesterday and
gave US call. We were surprised to
find Mr.. Fisher such young man, ap.
parenily abou: twenty-five years ofage.
and is business from the word "go."
A man of keen quick perceptibilities,
and in conversation comes directly to
the point at once. His address is
most agreeable and pleasing, making a
lasting impression-he says what
he has to say, and then is gone.
Mr.. Fisher established in the wholesale
and retail music trade in Quincy about
six months ago, and since that has sold
something over four hundred pianos
and organs. More than ever sold in
Quincy by the combined dealers in
twenty years. This is success re.
markable. and we doubt Of any other
man that lives could half do it. From
Mr.. Fishers business card we see that
he handles the celebrated "Steck"
pianos the "Hallet & Davis" "Scho.
macker (gold string) Emerson, and
Kimball piano. Also the ia.
nous "Shoninger" bell Or
gans. All Of these makes
are we'll known. The "Steck"
Schumacher (gold string) and Hallet &
Davis pianos have world wide repu-
tation. Mr.. Fisher sells any one or
all of these different makes retail at
wholesale prices and On terms Of pay
ment to suit convenience of customers.
We predict for Mr.. Fisher almost the
entire trade of this section of the coun.
try in the future.
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EXCELLENT"
The Most Remarkable Remedy Of ths Are Is
nirsh's 6Olden Bllsan.

Your GOLDEN BALsAM sells well and
gives excellent satisfaction. as we have
heard in number o. eases. = McPike
d Foa, wholesale druggist, AtchisOn
Kan.
The use OF your GOLDEN BALsAM has
cured me Of bad Cough and Lung
trouble. l believe it to be the most,
remarkable remedy of the age VIM.
Bryant, Kansas City. Mo.
PLEASE send me six dozen MAnsH's
GOLDEN BALsAM. Everybody likes 1t
and all call for it'-[M. w. Wilson,
druggist, Burton, Mo.
Your GOLDEN BALsAM has cured my
wife OF ipcipien. Consumption. have
sent three bottles to my sister, in Louis
vile. Kentucky, who is suffering with
tbs same diseas. A Dilissa, O,tum-
wa, Iowa
MARsH's GOLDEN BAIsAM FOR THE
THROAT AND Lungs is for sale by Gray
4 TO. druggist east side Square Kinks
vile. Large bottles SO cents and 81.
Z. kalseban, st. Louis, Mo. writes:
- browns Iron Bitters has cured me of
nervous debility from which | suffered
OR years.
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GREENTOP GRAPHICS.

GRRExrop, Dec. 2O.-G. w. Gatlir
living two miles northwest of thu.
place has traded hts farm Tor STOCK
of dry goods ami groceries, which
amounted to seven thousand dollars
He trad"d with Edward & Edward oil
Moulton, Iowa. He will move the
stock of goods to Greentop soon. Mr..
Garlin is good business man and I'M
derstands merchandise and will he an
other enterprisiux business firm in
Greentop. We are glad to see it.
There will be Christmas tree at the
NJ. E. Church on Christmas eve Every
body invited to attend.
Rev. +. NJ. Green, of kirksville.
preached here Sunday last to 4 good
audience.
There will be n protra cted prayer
meeting al the NJ. E. Church by the
members, 2 commencing Sunday eye.
next. and continued all week. Come
out and attend them.
There was mistake in last week
items. 1t should read that Samuel
Phelps had first class butcher shop,n-
stead of barber SHOP.
WIS. Gatlin took a trip to Moul.on
On business this week.
Mrs. A Bickel, formerly of this place
Dut late of Huntsville. Mo-. is visiting
her parents and friends this week
Squire Weston moved out half mile
EAST OF town this week.
Lewis Hunt moved into the u. A.
Civ house last week. JAY.
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New Publications.

The January number of the atlantic
Monthly contains an excellent table OF
contents. The articles on the south
are continued. The story Two on a
Tower closed last month IN very I'M
satisfactory manner to most readers.
The North American Reciem for
January, is on our table. Table of
contents, No. l. of The Revision OF
Creeds; University education for
Women; A definition of Liberty
American English; The responsibilities
Of Progressive thinkers; Bigotry OF
the Medical Profession: and The Adult
teratlon OF Intelligence. Comments
hereafter.
The st. Louis Magazine is now in its
18th year: is replete with illustrations,
stories, poems, timely reading. an i'll
ustlated Fashion paper, and other
reading, of general interest. Sample
copies sent on receipt of two Scent
stamps mo attention paid to nnStal
cards.. Address r. j. Gilmore, 213 n.
Eight street, St. Louis, Mo.
JAMES VIcK-From the appearance of
VlcK's FLORAL GUIDE. which is on our
desk, we should judge that the young
V1cKs ane Chips of the old block" as
the FLORAL GUIDE with its Autographed
cover is handsome enough for the par
lor table. 1t Is printed ON the best of
paper, has three colored plates on Flow
ers and Vegetables, and full Of useful
information. Those who send 10 ceats
for 1t cannot be disappointed, u the
plates alone are worth the amount.
Address, as in past years, JAMES VIcH.
Rochester, N. Y.
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Resort News.

DC. 9th. 1SS2.-Mr. Z. 0. Dimmitt
has sold his store to I. johnson. Mr..
johnson has put in quite an extensive
stock of groceries and dry goods. Mr..
j. H Bnzarth has leased the building
formerly occupied by Mr.. johnson,
where he will be found ready to wait on
his customers. The young men in the
vicinity Of Noyinger are contemplating
purchasing a new brass band. If they
procure it they will make the we kin
ring with their melodious notes.
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Psteut Barbed. Wire-Fencs Oor,sts

Patent Barbed- W ire-Fenco U0rSot8.
We more than half expected that if
the deacons and elders throughout the
country were not more quiet and resery-
ed and less ostentatious and bold in their
hugging of the girls, someone would be
getting up an arrangement for putting
the kibosh on. their funny business. And
at last it has been done, and some scien.
fist has invented patent corset with a
paddock on it, and all around tbs usual
path of mans arm is filed up with
sharp-pointed spikes. The corset re-
sembles the muzzle used for weaving =
calf, and is said to be equally effective.
1t is mighty tough for the men Of tho
country to be broken of their hugging
propensities by the means Of a loaded
corset, but We doubt il this new scheme
will prove satisfactory. You would have
to stand over the girls Of this city with
a club to compel them to wear this new,
patent observation-disclosures corset. Chico
40 Times.
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Public sale.

The undersigned will offer at Public Sale
his residence. Williams Mill near the new
bridge. on Tuesday. Dec. 26th. The follow
ing articles: A lot of lumber. five horses. two
mules, five milk COWS. Is sheep, a lot of hogs
] buggy, ) wagons, one good log wagon. A
lot OF farming implements, hay corn; two
sewing machines and large lot Of house
hold goods etc. Terms made known on dav
OF sale. Sale commences at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
JOHN b. WILLIAMS,
" Mrpra AucfiOnper
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Week Of Prayer.

The devotional service appointed for
the week of prayer. will begin on Mon
day evening. first day of the New
Year, at the N. E. Church. These SER
vices will be continued during the
week, from evening to evening, with
the several churches in turn. ALI
christian people, and others favorable
to religion, are cordially invited to join
in these exercises, with which il is de-
sired 70 usher in the year 1889.
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A Visa Child.

"Oh, say ma" exclaimed bright
6-year-old girl, at dinner at 4 hotel.
''hasn't that man over there got dread
full big ears?'' Hush. child; the gentle
man might hear you," cautioned her
mother. well, l guess il he couldn't
hear me with those ears" quickly
chirped the youngster, ..he had better
haul 'em down. ~ Commercial Adcer-
tiSer.
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Receptions.

All our grocerymen, dry Goods mer-
chants, toy shops and other business
houses will receive during the holi-
DAYS. That Is receive all the money
they can and will entertain as many
customers as possible. We expect to
keep open house, and do little receiv-
ing OF this kind ourselves. So come
and see US.
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Holiday Novelties at Baylor's.

Anything YOU want in the general
grocery line, always fresh. and noe to
he undersold BY anybody. That is our
style at MARKEY 4 FLOYD's.
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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 setting their accounts.
The books are in the hands Of DR.. Co
ben and the bills must lie paid.
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The Boston Store.

Is headquarters for all kinds Of
Christmas goods. They are now open
ing out a big stock OF
China and Wax Dolls
Silverware and cutlery
Toys and musical novelties
Finely decorated vases
Sleds, drums and wagons
Toy parlor sets
Children's pianos
and an endless variety Of fancy goocs
suitable for Holiday presents. Call in
and see us-it will pay you to do so
GARDNER & MURRAY.
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"HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 80 cents.
SHlLOHSCURR WILL i'm mediate
y relieve Group, Whooping cough and
Bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant. you have printed guarantee on
every bottle OF Shiloh's Vitslizcr. 1t never
faiie to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle OF Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 80 cents. Sold by 7. Il. Fowler, Kinks
Vile, Mo. n34-1y ow
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New Firm.

Gray & Co. have made a change in
their firm, bat the business will 90
right on the same as ever. The new
firm consists Of Gray e. Spencer. Par
ties owing the old firm are requested to
all and settle.
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California

Canned Goods, tcbsccos. Cigars. Sugars,
candies and in fact everything that is
kept in q first class Grocery Store at
SCHULTZ l. BAKERS.
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For the painless extraction Of teeth.
is a afe and reliable remedy; admin
lstered at DR.. Pearce's office over
Lamkin's, south side square. n30-3m
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We have never claimed Il bigger
dead head circulation than the Demo
crat. we knosc this much that when the
Democrat; claimed bigger circulation
than it now has, we took the pains to
secure accurate returns from over
dozen county post Offices with the fol-
lowing result
GRArHlcs taken $40
Democrat, III
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do you buy your music by the sheet9"
inquired a Young lady Of the deacon's
daughter. .Oh. no." she replied: II al
ways wait until Sunday. and then get it
by the choir"
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Free Music for our customers torn
the fine Swiss Music Box. Call and
hear it at the Boston Store.
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60 to Clark for shot guns.

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, OF
Bourbon, Ind, says: both myself and wife
owe eur lives to Shiloh's CONSUMPTION
Cure"
WHY WILL YOU COUGH when
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 cents, 50 cents and 81.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by in
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow skin. shilohs Yitalixer is
positive cure.
SHILOH'S CATTARRH REMEDY
positive cure for CaEIrrn, Diptheria and
Caker Month. Sold by T. r. Fowler. Kinks
Sllle Mo. .----- n3S5.lY-oM
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GIVEN AWAY {!

'sA.snloui siup lnoI
'slspVoq sql slcJeq icpln1sS qoes
10 osIs 6sp s.iseA AaN 10 scm.s!lq0
no eIols iIlsAal lm 4s neo Il!a oqA
olsnul 9seqs 70 sostd IuJqnseq usm
-spusa 10 ipsI lus u ,ueseId n!aI
A. BUTCHER.
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NOTICE.

Come all We that owe Douglass &
Son and settle up and saw. us from de-
structlon. DOUGLASS & Son.
nS3-4t,
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MARRIED.

MlLLHR-HART-Att the residence of the
BRIDES parents in this city, BY Rev. W. L.
Fletcher. on Sunday Dec. 18th. 1852. Mr..
Myron A. Miller and Miss Sadie M. Hart.
The GRAPHIC offers ITS congratulation
and best wishes.
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Overcoats and Clothing, at Bed
Rock prices at John Caskey's.
KIRKSvILLE Mo-, Dec. I'll was in
sured with Smith 4 Thompson. my
house and contents were burned on
Sat. Decj2l. Ny loss Was paid III full
and entirely satisfactory to me.
W. r. BURRIs.
A few more nice cloaks to close, at
John Caskey's.
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WANTED

erybody to know that Fl. Wilkes
has just received nice line Glassware
and Qu.ensware suitable for the holli-
day trade. Big lot of fresh groceries,
canned goods, etc. Call in and see
him south side square.
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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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Sleds. drums, wagons and games for
the Boys, at the Boston Store.
A variety Of Hands ONE Clocks Just re
ceived at the Boston Store.
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Our goods are the latest, Baylor.

Largest and Handsomest line OIL
vases ever offered in KirksvilIe, now on
safe at the Boston Store.
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Fall and winter clothing the finest
and the cheapest in town. Give us a
call. HARLAN Bros.
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George Melvin, Painter and Paper
Hanger first door west OF North Mo
Hotel. n 13-tf.
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R. N. Williams, Cameron, No., says
81 believe Browns Iron Bitters to be
good, and do not hesitate to recon-
mend 1t.
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Boys caps 20 cts, at Harlan Bros.
Lester boots are all the rage, sold by
Harlan Bros.
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We know it to he fact. and you
will say so yourself, on trial, that we
carry th.. hest coffee in town.
SHuLTz & BAKER.
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There will be an adjourned term of
The Probate Court Oh the 2sth of Dec.
1882. All partlrs Interested take notice.
j. d. STEPHENS, Judge.
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Now On Exhibition.

The Great New York and London
Menagerie now on exhibition, fires OF
charge at the Boston Store.
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fyou want to make Holiday pres.
ents, call on John Caskey and buy
something sensible as we'll as appro.
pirate.
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Come right in and settle your ac-
count. We mean Business.
HARLAN BRos.
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Jim Hope is selling
8 lbs good roasted Rio
Coffee for S1.M.

For school supplies Of all kinds.
books, states, chalks. papers. pencils,
ETC.. cali at Fout Bros. west side
Square.
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Overall goods, Jeans, Shirt,ng, Mus
lin, Prints and Dress Good at the New
York Store.
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The cheapest place
to buy your hats &
caps, glOves& mittens,
is at Ames & McCall's.
"LadieS' Tonic"

The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoMEN's MEDICAL lNsrl-
TUrE OF BUFFALO, N. Y, and is their
favorite prescription for LADIES' who are
suffering from any weakness or COM
plants common to the sex. 1t is sold by
druggists at s1.0O per bottle. LADIES
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp
tor names of those who have been CUR
I'D. Mott.
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A. BUTCHER.

Farmers aud others desiring q gcntecl H.
crative business, BY which As to go q day
can be earned, .end address ar once, on r,.s-
tai, to H. c. Wilkinson 4 Co., 1875 and 1877
Fulton street, New York. no 35-6m
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Hart the Jeweler" with Brewington
e. Fowler east side square.
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Toy kitchens, stoves, etc, at the Bos
ton Store.
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All kinds of Common School and
Normal Text Books on hand at Fout
Bros.-west side public square.
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Biggest stock of fancy goods FOR the,
Holidays ever exhibited in Kirksvllle
now arriving at the Boston store.
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Regular pyramids OF California and
eastern canned fruits, vegetables and
corn, Just received at Halliday Bros.
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NOR SALE-A good residence containing D:
r. rooms good cellar and barn situated on block
adJOinisg public square In kirksville. Price s6oo
Enquire Of Sapds& Gill.