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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-02-23
PRINCIPAL CONTENTS.

The Metric hysiem Of Inc A. erage Purity and
Weights and Measures. vitality OF S me seeds
with the English as found III Market.
Equivalents. Facts with regard to
Authorizations Of the MIX.
Metric system; Long Frequency and Duration
Measure: square OF Heat IN Farm An-
Measure Cubic Meas mails
ure; Dry Measure Register Of Breeding
Liquid Measure Cattle.
Weight. Calendar for detcrmn-
Comparison Of Monetsry ing he Period OF Ges-
Standards of the uni- talon.
ted states. England, Suit die Age for Wean-
France. and Germany. ing
ra"tnrs for the Recalcli- To estimate the Qnant-
Iation of Crl,.'" ~ NJ Manure produced
Weights AMI Meas on farm.
urcs Table Tor calculating me
Cutie Contents Of Round EXhaustlan and En-
Sticks IN Cubic Feet ri.hmenl o! sou.
Weight OF Various Sub The valuation OF Com
stances. mcrcal Fertilizers.
To measure Grain in a Average Composition OF
Rectangular Cr4nliy Fcltlzers ana ferhl-
or Bin tZng Materials.
To measure Corn in the Average Composition OF
CRIB. FcrlZng Materials,
To md the Number Of ANALYSES.
Tons Of Hay IN Now. o. the Feeding oil Cat
Length Of Cut-NailS and lie.
Number to the Pound Feeding Siardai'S; y,
Teeth Of Horses, Cattle per bay and per l,r10
Sheep and Swine. lbs. Live We git Is,
Emei gtncies. per bay and per Head.
Instruction for D.snfcc- Compost on OF Feeding
tiOn. stutls.
Agricultural Experiment Digcstihi.iiy OF Feeding
Stations suns.
The Farm-ls Annual Handbook Will I've sent
free 10 any present subscriber t6ihe FREE lnfss,
who. on renew g his own subscription sends Us
the name of one new Subscriber. or. IN ll; OF Inc
new subscriber, 20 cents in money.
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Ihe SIrEe press.
'TI.AyELs.EIsS' GUIDE
Railroads.

TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
,oiug Noth and West, 400, $3.50, and li:2O a. m,
and 4:25 5:25 and G:25 pm.
Going East. by Central Vt. Il. r. 1885 and ll;Soa m,
and 5:25 and 1885 pm. .,
Going South, by kutland II. p. s;S5 lOAO III anu
1910 a1d 1908 p. m. ,
Going East, by Burlington & Lamoille X Il, 1000 a..
M, and $3.50 y IN
TRAINS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
FROM the North and West, $40 1910 0. m, and
1880, G:29, 1900 aud l0:I0 2. III. ..,o
from the East by Central VI 4. r.. 5lo and $3.50 q.
NJ. and 1880, 5'20 anl GEO y. m. - 49,
From the South, by Rutland 1850 and 1880 a. M anu
$3.50 and 6:25 y. m. .. ,o,,e
u. H.. and i;3D y. III.
stages.
STAGES LEAVE BURLINGTON.
FOR WinoosN from Van Ness Ilouse). at 6I5 o;V
and li:3O a. H.. 300, $3.50 and GlO p. m. 49,
For Grand Isle (rnn American Hotel ana Van Nss
House,. via Mactts Bay House, south Her
and Iodine Springs House, at $50 n IN.
STAGES ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
Leave Wlnonskl (Platt \ Nen's) go, $50 and ii;g
am l:OO. 4:UO and $3.50 y. III. (irrlvng III Dur
lingtUn about 80 minutes laier.)
From Grand Isle at 800 y. III.
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Free Press Association,
DI-nIINtT1N VT
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Truly Modest.


1t is an unusual compliment in TIM
progressive generation 10 apply such 4
title to the current tide OF co,nmercia
or professional associates, and it is vi
the more wonderful when appropriated
to the travelling menaRerie. However
strenuous the application may seem it
is no more than deserved Justice to state
that the Anglo Ameyican Circus, Roy al
German Menagerie. etc, is one Of the
few exceptions, and must be accorded
the highest premium for integrity and
honesty in the proper iulfillment of
every promise made in the public an.
nouncem~nts. Tins excellent organic
alton, with millions in its reserve fund.
has centralized the greatest features Of
both land and sea, and already proved
beyond fear that such An enormous ex-
hib,tion when faithfully and properly
presented can be made successful bns.
mess venture. This united .onsolida-
tion flour great shows will EXHIBIT at
Kirksv,lle Friday, May 18th, and is the
only big show coming.
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Public Meeting.

Pursuant to recent cali Of p. F.
Green wood, chairman of the kirksville
public school board, a large numbe- OF
the citizens of kirksviile and vicinity,
met in the Masonic Hall on Saturday
evening. May 9Th, 1883, tor the purpose
OF taking into consideration the hest
means of raising money to erect good
substantial public school building to
take the place of the mise, able substl-
tutes now occupied by the gu blicschools
of Kirksville. The meeting was called
to order by z. +. Greenwood. A. ID
Risdon was chosen chairman and John
w. Johnston secretary. Speeches were
made by Profs. Blanton and Steele, P.
F. Greenwood, F. NJ. Harrington, VIM.
Gill, A. L. Woods. VIM. Hart and 9TH
ers, all in favor of promoting the edu-
cational interests of Kirksyille. James
Ellison then offered the following res
olution which was adopted.
RESOLVED. That it is The sense of
this meeting that the school board be
requested to submit a proposition to
the voters of the district for borrowing
a sum not exceeding $25, 10000, and to
issue bonds, therefore, payable in l, 2,
3, 4, and years, at a rate not exceeding
per cent interest for the purpose Of
erecting suitable school building.
\. D. RIsDoN
J. w. JOHNSON Chairman.
Secretarv
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Coal IN klrkSville.

Mr.. William Hart has proposition
Hhich he will submit to property own
ers in this vicinity, which promises to
be of vital importance to Kirksvllle.
He proposes, if he can secure, on fair
terms, the lease of sufficient land, to
proceed at once to sink shaft for coal,
adjacent, to t.wn and to determine the
question whether coal does underlie us
or not. His lease is dra wn up III fair
manner and does not contain the usual
onesided, iron clad features. If he fails
to dc the work within reasonable time,
the privilege is forfeited. Mr.. Hart
tells us he Is willing, at any tine, to
turn over the lease to any company that
will do the work, his object being to
benefit the town. Those interested
would do well to call on Mr.. Hart and
learn all the particulars.
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Public school Craluatlss.

The entertainment given BY the
graduating class Of the public school
was decided surprise to everybody,
That the young folks taking part were
thoroughly drilled, was evident all
throughlthe exercises. Not u blunder
or balk Of any kind occurred and the
orstions were delivered gracefully and
quiet as a p,0pos, rs many We have
witnessed by their seniors. The NJ. f..
church was crowded almost 10 sutfoca.
ton. The exercises we're appropriately
opened ny music and invocation. Miss
Rosa Wheat, TO whom the musical
training of the class had been given.
presided ut the organ and several vocal
pieces, solos, duets. etc, were given dur
ing the evening.
Comparisons are odious' they say,
and hence we will not say more, except
to state that every memOer Of the class
aquitted-h,s or herself in a highly
creditable manner.
The following is list Of the essays
and speeches delivered:
e. A. Ernest 1.-The Growth of our
Nation-with salutatory."
Alma Smith7"Psrseverance over.
comes all Difficulties"
Allie Timmer-"Importance Of Trl-
1es."
Maud Gill--"Washineton Irving"
Matte Hannah" Industry"
Minnie Reed-Street Cries.
Arthur Willard-"A ta>ts for Kead-
ina"-with valadi,tory.
Miss Molrie ChambIlss, whose essay
was entitled Conversation" was alb
sent on account of sickness.
The exercises closed by the presenta-
ton OF Certificates.
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To espssdeats.

Please get your correspondence in as
early as possible in the week. but if any
thing of very great Importance occurs
IN your vicinity do not tail to send at
once up to Thursday noon.
We must decline the Nasty and Ar
temns Ward stvle Of article, unless 1t
contains some very fine points, other
wise. bad spelling az ne is not wit, and
such manuscript Is hard to put into
type.
We insert only portion of the mat
ter furnished US by the Ladies Temper.
ance Society, for the reavn that the
SIDE of our paper reserved tor that de-
pa.tment is put to press on Tuesday
and the matter was not received in
time.
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WELL PLEASED. "


"Your Golden Blood & Liver Tonic Is
a splendid blood purifier and liver cor
rector. lam well pleased with its Of
.fects.'IIJohn O. Aiken, Kansas City,
Mo.
II have used Marsh's Golden Blood &
Liver Tonic for consumption and bill
iousness, and find it q delightful and
effective remedy."-fG, A. Ryan, Mo
line, Ills.
"Three bottles of Marsh's Golden
Blood & Liver Tonic cured me of bad
Scrofulous humor and Kidney trouble.
1t is an nnequaled blood purifier
w. E. Brown, Denver, Col.
Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver Tonic,
the great blood, liver, kidney, stamach,
bowel corrector, and Marsh's Golden
Balsam, the famous throat and lung
medicine. ere for sale by all druggists.
Large bottles 50 cents and 81.
Examine our Dress Goods, Baylor's.
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To the National Guards.

There will be a meeting Of 70. re,
End Regiment, National Guards Of Mo
at the Armory Hall in the rear Of Ma
sonic Hall, on Saturday, May IL, 1883.
prom. pity at z o'clock Pm. Every MEM
bar of the Co. and every one expecting
to become q member Is requested to
be present as urgent business is to be
transacted. Those having guns and
uniforms belonging to the Co. are or.
dered to bring them with them to this
meetirg, without further notice. Re-
member at o'clock, sharp, next Satur-
day evening. JoHN N. DAVIS
Capt.
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A New Railroad to Kansas City.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, May S.-The Chica-
90. Rock Island & Kansas City Railway
was legally incorporated to-day at the
office ofthe Secretary OF State. The pro-
posed route is from Chicago to Rock Is
land and New Boston, Ill. The princi-
pal office is To- lie IN Chicago, and the
incorDorators, who are also to be the
first Board OF Directors, are John S.
Thompson. of Chicago; V. NJ. Blandin,
Henry +. Hull and Porter Skinner, Of
Rock Island. and BENJAMIN F. Thomp-
son, Of Aledo. The capital is $4,000
600.
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We wish those gentlemen can
wasting for interior sheets would con-
fine their misstatements to their own
business. They gain nothing by lying
about the GRAPHIC, or telling its pat.
rons that 1T will stop, and all that. We
should think the reoutfs they have re-
ceived and the uncomplimentary an
swers they get would teach discretion
in this particular. Whenever people
won't take paper as a gift its hard
lines indeed, and we pity the poor
cuss of a canvasser or editor of any
thing, not an advertising sheet,
when he has to resort to such shifts in
order to keep up decent circulation.
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Willard Brss.

Are alive and coming" for the spring
trade. Customers will find them at all
times fully supplied with everything
in their line.
They have just opened out a new
crate of handsome Queensxare which
they are selling out at bottom figures
They also keep constantly full sup
ply of the celebrated Hannibal Eagle
Roller Mills -four. every sack of which
is wsrrt nted full weight and first quail
ity.
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The Graphic Library has been
moved to Mrs. McCarthy's, one block
west Of Smiths Furniture store. New
books received every month. The
following books-Ethelyn's Mistake,
Twelve Miles from a Lemon, and
Until the Day Break-are missing.
The parties who have these books will
confer a favor by returning them
without delay.
Mrs. NJ. WoLyERToN,
Librarian.
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Examine our Embro,deries, Baylor's

THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly
cured By ShilOh's cure. We guarantee it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint? ShiiOh's vitalizer is guar
anteed to cure you.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED. health, and sweet
breath secur by Sh lOh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 50 cents. Nasa hi ctor free. Sol..y
T. r. bowler. Kirhsville. No. no Sly
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Graphic Subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the week
ending Saturday, May 4th.
A. McNerlen, $50; James Logan
75c; ]. R Walters, $50; A. c.
Holloway soc John Rutherford $50:
J.. ]. Keller 1.so; D. H. Wood soc.
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Festival.

There will be Festival at Masonic
Hall, Friday uight, May nth. Proceeds
for the benefit of the NJ. E. Church
(south,) Strawberries and Ice Cream
will be served. Everybody invited.
Admission 10 cents.
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James H. Johnson, New London,
Mo-, says: browns Iron Bitters has
given satisfaction to all who have used
it.n
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Jonas B. Csskey has just purchased
the Ma0ruder Grocery and has gone
ito active business again. He is stock
ing up with full lice and invites all
bis old friends to cali and see him. He
is RoiuR it alone now and proposes To
do . first class business. You will find
him al the Maxruder stand, 4 doors
south of the Savings Bank.
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FOR lame back, side or chest use ShilOh's
porous plaster. Price 25 cents.
SHILOHS COUGH and Consumption
Cure b sold BY Us On guarantee. 1t cures
consumption.
sHILOHS vITALIZER is what you ueed
for constipation. loss Of appetite. Dizzines.
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and Is cents per bottle.
GROUP. WROOP1NG Cough and Bronchi-
tie immediately relieved by ShilOh's cure
Sold BY 7. E. Fowler, KirS,vil,e, q.
nSl-e ly
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View Grocery.

is. Baker & TO. is the new firm
which succeeds j. B. Larkins in the
grocery business. The store is now
opened out for business with fine line
of groceries, one door west of Groves
Drug store. The many friends of that
popular salesman, Mr.. Jas. Osenbaugh
will find him behind the counter to
wait on customers. Drop IN and see
them.
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Northwest Adslr.
By our Special Correspondent.

By our Special Correspondent.
High wind and cold nights seem to
work IN rather a disagreeable manner.
Up at Shi5leys Point the windy work
IF meddlesome ones has caused two
couples to separate in the last few days
One pair have made friends but are not
living together yet. The others are
not entirely reconciled yet, although it
IS to be hoped that all will be right ere
long.
Wheat looks very nice in our part OF
Adair; oats growing nicely; meadows
do not look SO well as might be expect
ed.
Some are done planting corn, and
others are in grest haste to finish
planting ere winter closes.
A heavy frost Friday night made
things look black.
Three gents of Kirksville visited
Sh,bleyis Point last Thursday they
we're out on business and seemed to be
very happy.
Mrs. G. N. Burns and Miss Minnie
Wood Of Kirksviile are visiting friends
at the Point
Measles are as numerous as any
thing else, almost. Cole Marting is
quite sick with them. DR.. Hendricks
family and Lee Gillum's are measling
extensively.
Mr.. Kesainser says he is very fond
OF Music. H.
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Public Sale. y

Kellogg Bros. will ofler for sale on
Friday, May 25, 1888, at their farm,
three-fourths mile east of Kirksville,
the following stock:
60 head of cows, % to 80 calves, and
one thorough bred bull.
Cows nearly all high grades and all
well broke to milk Calves have learn
ed to feed. Most Of the COWS have calves
now and the Others will bring calves by
the middle of June. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
In20 w
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Everything in New Goods
Just received at Harlan Bros.
Call and price Smiths wire
and Picket Fencing.

We have thoroughly tried some of
the new -four made at the Kirksville
Mills and find 1t equal to the very best
foreign brand in the market. We are
glad to hear that the demand is con-
stantly increasing. Stop in at the Coop
building and examine samples of tina
various grades.
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Still on Hand.

John Hannah the popular Grocery
man is going It alone this spring and
his old customers will find him ready
IT, serve them promptly. and he invites
as many new ones AS choose to cOms
Room for all and plenty of goods allow
figures.
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SlrtpG Work.

The time for spring work Is here.
and we desire every farmer to bear IN
mind that We have the largest and hest
assortment Of farm implements ever
brought to this market. a FULL line
Of SUlkeys. Flows. Cultiva: ors, Rakes,
Harrows. Planters. Check Rowers, Drill
Attachments, etc Do not fail to see
them 1t LINK & BRAsFrrLD's.
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H.GROW

The Boss Shoe Maker" is prepar-
ed to co all kinds of work in first class
style. Fine sewed shoes and boots
specially. Call and see him when you
want anything in his line. At Kin
near r Eckert's, west side square
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HATS! HaTS!! HATS!!!

All the new hobby styles foa.
men, youths. and boys; the
biggest and best stock and at
lowest prices at Harlan Bros.
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a WHOLE TOWN FOR SALE

4 AKnown as Cook or Mcpherson p
O., including a good stock of goods,
Post Office and R. r Ticket Office, stu
sted IL miles west of Kirksville, on the
Q. NJ. & z. division of the Wabash Ry.
| have cleared $1,000 at this place in
less than two years, selling goods. En-
quire of the Mayor, Postmaster ard
Ticket Agent as above. No 4w
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Ladies' dress goods, every
thing new and at lowest prices
to be found anywhere at Har-
Ian Bros.
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NOBBY
G,eex /aaxs Ssit at
AARkAN BROS.


Choice Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
Now Ia the time to seed your lawns,
yards. etc. For sale 1T
LINK & BRAsr1uDa
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Far MOd1y, cheap John, auction
trash and ; cent prints, and f cent ging-
hams, and S cent dress and 8 cent paper
saoes DENT even be gully Of calling on
B. f. Lamkin. for he don'f keep that
kind Of bluadey and don'f rou forget it,
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fleur store.

The Kirxsyille mills have opened ont
. Flour Store in tho Coop build
ing. whore you can purchase from one
sack 70 car load Of choice family -four,
1t mill prices. Farmers mechanics.
and in fact everybody can save money
BY purchasing Of 6rst hands. Choice
Flour osly u % to $50 per sack
BrsE, Graham Flour and ship stuff nr
sale, excl es.5szs a. SO.
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Dress Goods at Baylor's.

Paper hangings, c,+tains and hx-
lures, decorations et., for ceilings, IN
fac. everything va need at low figures
1t F. AGrove,s south side square.
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As you pass by, notice those
splendid show windows and
contents al Harlan Bros
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10000

To loan at 6s interest in sums from
10000 to 100000.
HOLLISTER & MCCALL.
Office in rear of Griggs & Picker.
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Tie No66iIss
LATEST STYLE HATS
BIG STOCK
lysf Sef<1ued At HARLAN BROS.
ned Cofn !!

Those desiring Seed Corr that will
grow, will do we'll to call ON Link 4
Brass6eld. They are just shipping in
. choice lot that was carefully selected
by Mr.. Link especially for seed. mss tt
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Go to Ross & Co.. for coal, corn.
wood and feed, by car load or BY the
small.
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See those new NobbyPrints
last received at Harlan Bros

The bert Barbed Wire in the world
the Elwooi-for sale 1t
BuKroL & SNYDRRs
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Ne New Barber Shop.

On the southeast corner of the square
Is the beet shop in the town. Call and
see rs. HANNAH & HANNAH.
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DASTURAGE-l6 acres nice. blue
l. grass pasturage, 6 miles north Of town.
Stock taken and pastured by the month. Ap-
ply to Grant Crebbs, ut Parcels House.
M ACRES-Timber Farm In Macon county,
StU miles west Of La Plata, 50 under fence. good
new house. I4xss. one aud half stories, about 3
scrcs broke. ESsd log stable. Price $50. WIN take
part live stock. and give some time on . portion.
Terms will be ma &c very easy to reliable pur-
chaser. GILL 4 SANDS.
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4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE CHEAT.

a HoCsEGF sRoOMS-One story-gocd cellar
"A and cistern, tour lots enclosed, good wood
shed and chicken house. rolling ground, 20 budded
peach trees, % hearing grape vines and small fruit
OF various kinds. forest shade trees. ETC.. i've
blocks west ofsquare' Price 500, l-2 down balance
on tine. A very desirable location. Apply At this
fics. no-49tf.
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Wants to SEQ You. Call and got your
family groceries at the old and popular
stand west side of the square.
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Nay
"a. At the residence Of Mrs. J. johnson ID
TIL. city, by Rev. w. P. Mason, Mr.. Samuel
P. Hammonds, Of Liberty township, and
Miss Eva johnson. Of this place.
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NOTICE.

Having sold half interest in my
stock of Groceries to Sd. Marmaduke,
I would request all parties owing me
on account to please call and settle.
Respectfully, JNo. H. WILKES.
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And every farmer needing Plow Of
any description. . Planter, Calt,vator
or any implement or machine in his
line can find them at the big Store" Of
Carothers 4 Greene, east sida. Don't
tail to call and get prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere,
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Ifyou want your wagon wood re-
paired or your tire set, 60 to Mart Bee
mans. n2.2w
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Biggest limo Of building hardware in
the city now for sale at
CABorHsRs & GRxxxxA