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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05
SUSPECTED OF OX.srEALlNG.

man calling himself Seth Jones. farmer in
the neighoorhoOd Of Stan @ich Conn, visited the
cattle yards OF Charles H. Brow and f. b. Brady at
Golden's Bridge. Westminster County, on Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05
AGooD BUSINESS IN POSTAL NOTES

There was Il BOOM yesterday in tine new postal
notes AT the Money Order Dc DarmenJ OF the Post
Oflcr. On Monday the total number issued was
40. averaging IL 81 $40 eacI; yesterday the
number issued was FOB, averaging 81 ~ 4. 100, and
the numb r paid was tifty-hvc as against the sO-
tsrY from Brooklyn Oh tho preced-
ing day. 1t stated by tho
superintendent of the Money Order Department
mat he thought the orders yes eray were more
generally sent III the regular order OF business. and
lot merely as a mailer of curiosity. as on Monday
Postmaster Pearson sad II would require AZ least "a
month 10 determine with any degree of accuracy TO
what extent the pubic would make usc this new
means OF transnii ting small sums OF money.
The first postal note Ieceved for "a su DESCRIPTION
to IHf TRIBUNE came IRON Seth Smith, of Vest
hel1, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05

LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS The genuine "Roug
on orns" is made only by f. Wells proprietor "Rouf
on Rats ~ and has laughing face OF man on abea lec
zoe. Bottles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05

For twenty years ] was sufferer during The
SIMMER months with Hay Fever procured bottle Of E1rs
Cream Balm. cured before 1t was usei-Charous
Parker. Wayery. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05
ANSWERING FOR HIS EMPLOYEES DEATH.

The regular engineer of AdOlph G. Hupfe,
brewer, being sick ab Ut two weeks ago Goteb
Hickman was hired To take In place Nv Mr. Hupfrl.
W lie Andrew Sanger aud another employee ut
liupiels brewery at One hundred and-sx y-iirst-
81. dnd North lhrd-ave., were clcanin mash-tub
containing revolving machinery, the temporary
engineer started the machinery and Sanger " as
killed. Subsequently il learned that Heck
mans license engineer had been revoked and at
the Instance Of Washington Mullen a warrant was
procured Tor the arrest of Hupel for employing an
unlicensed engineer Sir Htpiel was out OF the
city al he time. but on his return yesterday h. vo-
unfairly appeared IN the Harlem Police Court 10
answer to tne charge. Under chapter 10S laws OF
1862, Justice Morgan beld him in $500 bail. Mr..
Hhpie said that he supposed that the man. having
had q license,iw competent 10 run the engine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
IA Iexin2ton.ays between 18th All 5Jtl ST.
Hours to o. 10 I. Diseases )t Lls ServoiB systsn
Genito Urinary Organs. Impotence ali Stsrilitr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05
CONDITION OF TIE BUILDERS STRIKE.

lON We lllI MN -
The 8 rIke at Twenty -sccond-st and Broadway
has been settled. hr delegates neld consultation
with Mr.. kernA l. the bO.s Trainer and he Rrreins
10 compel mis- men 10 JOIN new Trainers Union IL
Euglisn -p akIng trainers, the strike was urclared
OH aud the Duckldycrs, nod carriers, derIlc@nrn
trainers aud laDorrrs Returned t. WORK. Tue NOV
ing cause OF the agree Icnt was the alleged irrach-
cry the trainers IN returning towork III Seventy
tnird-St.
lhe fight against Contractor Tucker continues
without feature OI special interest MF
Tucker made unavailing effort, 10 induce the
Stouecutier's Union 20 Withdraw from the Ainalgd-
La ION of Funding Trades anu 10 have stone cut
outside OF the city. tie sill declares ms detcrm-
nation 10 fight the unions To the end. he bod
hosting engineers have decided that unless Ed-
meyer * nor take their engines Ou' oil IucA-
eTs buildings all the engineers Will strik
next MONDAY. In the row OF al-houses
~ seventy thIrd-st., between Eighth aud Ninth
AYES twenty trainers and few tiuIoofrTs were
buSlly at work YESTERDAY None Of the her trades
was re presented at the Dakota hat-hou,e eighteen
plumbers went work. Mehan and Bunyan. the
executors Of the CLARK estate. deny The siii rinent
made by Delegate Franklin that they pad Dclrga e
Ritter money Tor putting the trainers at work. aud
n 80 deny that they made the statement 10 Frank
lin tnat they could buy any OF the delegates for
500 $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05

GAsTRINE cures Dyspepsia. What more do
you wanti ssrine is in liquid form, and has Agreeable
taste. All druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05
Announcements

large invoice of the London craze In the
way of the Maple" Derby Hat tor swes has just been
ceiyed by the Baltic. KNOX the Hotter 2l2 Broadway Fin
Avenue Hotel. and $40 Fultonst, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05

DIR. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER.
Tho Bestin the World Is cent?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05

BODY BRUSSELS CARPETs.-Great sale. 500
pieces best dve.frame at 81 rs per yard.
SHEPPARD KNAPP 81 Co., 5ixth'ave and l3th-st
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Birthday surprise Party.

Wednesday eve Ilss Alice Smith,
whose twenty-first birthday occurred
onthat day was surprised by the young
gentlemen of the Magnet Club, togeth-
er with number of young lady friends
with whom they called on Miss Alice
to offer congratulations. The occasion
was IN ade pleasant with social chat, in
terspersed with some excellent music
contributed by Misses Smith, Link and
Meyers and by Messers Cole, McFadden
and Smith. Miss Alice was also the re-
cip:ent of a number of nice presents
among which were a beautiful plush
toilet case, perfume case, plush picture
frame and a plush money book con-
tanning half dozen exqulsitely
wrought handkerchief. One of the
presents which called forth much ad-
miration was a plush PANEL, decorated
with hand painted wild rose and bud.
Miss hattie Clark. during the eve
ming favored the guests with a line
rendering of the ''Wrecker's Daugh-
ter" Thus the time passed pleasantly
until 231Hs o'clock, when the guests de-
parted with hest wishes for Miss Alice.
and many happy returns of the day.
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Assistant Cashier.

Judge 8. f. Stahl has sold ont his
entire interest in the grocery business
and has taken the position Of assistant
cashier in the First National Bank.
Judge Stshl, as citizen and as man,
needs no introduction to the people o!
Adair. He has ''grown up here and
with no greater opportunities than
hundreds Of others possessed, has hew-
ed out for himself a success in business
and built mp q character in the COM
munity of which his old neiQhbors and
friends may well be proud. The addi-
ton of Mr.. Stahl to the staff of the first
National, cannot result otherwise than
in adding to its popularity as a publ.
institution. Judge Stahl has our hest
wishes in his new position.
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The glowing sunsets are drawing at.

The glowing sunsets are drawing at.
tention and remarks all over the coun-
try. The scientists are trying to ac-
count for them.
We hear that Simms Comedy Com.
pany will be here week after next and
will occupy Smiths Opera Hall.
The past week has been very favor
able for all kinds of outdoor work.
Our Greentop and Willard "lo:als'
seem to be lndule,nR in maps Won't
some body wake them up FOR us.
One by one the wanderers return
from the land ofthe Dakotas, from the
home OF the blizzard. It must be lone
some up there to those who can't get
away. Adair county's contingent are
nearly all here.
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A CARD.

Ha1ing competent tlerks to run ny
Ding bnnness, I shall in future 3eoOte
my time 10 tie f'aetife Of Medicine ana
Surgery. /shaN gi9e stefiai attention
10 the treatment Of diseases Of 7o0msn
and fAildren, Ere, Ear. Nasal
Catarrh and tie radical are at Piles,
Obstttrifs also specially.
O6ffe 05g Drug Store south side of
square, arhe,s Iha7e a first class Kapor
and Electric BAH fer tie treatment Of
Ny90us and 0they diseases.
no.5T-6W. f. 4. GROVE.
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Mns s. r. HorE returned from a


MRs :. Il. lloPE returned from q
short visit to CAN'T Wednesday.
MRs. S. JONAS returned from her siy
weeks yisi. TO Chicago on Thur. day, 18th,
ult.
Mn. KLIscMAs, OF Walnut, and VIII
liam Hynes. of Pettis. were mp to zee us on
Wednesday.
Mn. WM. STEWART, OF Sperry, called
Wednesday and We are glad to know that the
health Of HE family is improving.
Mn. NELSON COLE returned from Cam
ada Tuesday night and brought with him
two fine horses, one a Clydesdale and the
other Blood He thinks there is no plsce
like old Missouri
JOSEPH BEECH. u. N. Crawford and
D. ". Begole, of Prairie Bird, were in town
Weane sday. Mr.. Begole is very happy over
the arrival If new cook at his house
bliss MAMIE and Miss Laura Will
liams, formerly of this place, now residents
of Clarinda Iowa. are visiting Huntsville this
~. ani are t.,e guests of Miss Hattie liar
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"IncOMpARABlE."
Nothing EQuaI TO Marsh's Golden Bleed 1
Liver Tonic.

~ have been cured OF chronic liver
trouble and blood disorder with
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD e. Liver Toxic.
1t is an Incompatible remedy
y. NJ. Baker. Burlington. Iowa.
81 used two bottles of NARsHs COL
DEN BLOOD & LIVER ToS'c, tor torpid
liver, costiveness and impure blood.
There is nothing equal toir.' '-Geo. w.
Webb. Peoria, Ills.
My Mother suffered for years with
rheumatism, dyspepsia and general de.
hility. Your GOLDEN BLOOD LIVER
Toxic has cured her. James Robbins,
Kansas City. Mo.
Marsh's Golden Blood and Liver
Tonic The great blood purifier and liver
renovater, and Marsh's Golden Balsam
the famous Throat and Lung medicine,
are for sale by W. G. Fout druggist.
Large bottles 80 cents and
SI
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A Handsome Residence.

Mr.. C. l.. Rice, of Clay township, is
building himself handsome residence
IN the east part OF town preparatory to
moving here with his family. 1t Is
located on nice two acre tract west
ot Judge Ellison's. The house is sto-
~ and half and contains nine or ten
rooms besides closets, etc. 1t is put MP
out of the very best material and in
first class style and workmanship. The
painters are now at work on the out
side. When completed it will be a
convenient, cosy and comfortable home.
We learn that the probable cost will
be in the neighborhood Of two thousand
dollars.
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aRApHIcs.

Nice
Winter weather.
| County Court in session.
Big crowd in town Saturday.
The roads are in coed condition.
kirksviile still grows in business
and population
The city fathers had an adjourned
meeting Monday night.
Poor wit-making fun OF an unfor-
tunate cripple.
The fair grounds will lie sold at
auction Dec. 18th. See notice.
Fine weather for corn gathering
Some still too soft.
Mr.. S. F. Stahl has retired from the
grocery business and is now assistant
cashier Of the lst National.
Mr.. l.. Clark has sold his two resi-
denees and four lot. on Normal street
Mr.. John Fiitz for the sum Of $3.50
The CITY Hotel has changed hands.
Mr. Brown retiring as landlord and
Mr.. S S. Dean taking his place.
Yesterday morning the mice wealth
err came to an end, and as we write
the rain IS coming DOWN steadily.
Considerable amount of blowing has
been done during the past ten days.
through ont the country.
The latest sensation on our streets
was caused 10y a mover makin0 a horse |
Of COW. At least she was filing the |
place Of horse. A cow-ar.llv proceed
n0.
w. l.. Griggs has issued the Noven-
'er number Of the National Real E..
ate Index. The paper is gaining a
vide reputation among business men.
Mrs Ivie is now installed in her new
iotel and though she has not entirely
completed fitting up, she will he able
o accommodate her old customers
throughout the county. who may he in
Tendance at Circuit Court. Give her
call.
We learn that Mr.. Gaunt CREDITS has
urchased Judge Stahl's farm in Nor
ow township for the sum of 5000.
he farm consists OF 300 acres OF land .
18th large coal interest connected i
herewith. I
The scientists of the country are
uzzlIng over The cause Of the red ap- :
earance of thesky before sunrise and 7
fter sunset. but it ceases TO be puz-
|e as to how You can live chea if you +
ny your groceries of J. 5. Baker & a
0. I
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ENTERTAINMENT.
AZ Smiths Hall, Dec. ii

The public are invited TO an enter
tainment. 10 be given at Smiths Hall.
on Tuesday evening. Dec. II, under the
management of he ladies of the w. C..
I. L. The program will be unique,
lively and highly entertaining. Con-
listing as 1t does OF tableauA, recita-
tons, dialogues, duets and Choruses by
the Arion Glee Club, a Captata by the
young ladies and grand display of
Mrs. Jarley's Wax works. Admission
u cts. Reserved seats 20 cts. Come one
and all. both great and small, who love
TO laugh. and bring all the children.
Reserved seats for sale at Heinys.
COMMITTEE,
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Dissolution Notice.

Kirksvllle. Mo-, Noy. 29th. The firm
OF Markev & Floyd has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All gar
ties knowing themselves indebted TO
said firm will please call and settle at
once and save further notice.
n R.-The books will be found at
he grocery store of c. Z. Markey,
Douglass new building. north side
square. n32-2t
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That Rush

Was caused by the word going out
that goods were being sold at cost at
the Palace Store of w. B. Harlan.
One day they took in over 5000 cash
and still the boom continues and will
until Jan Ist, 1884. and it is fact
tina. such bargains were never gwen be-
fore in Ki.ksville. Come and see
while the rush is going on. Remem-
Der you can get goods at your own
prices.
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KIRKsyILLE MARKET REPORT.

HOGS: $3.50 to 800.
STEERS: $500 to 800
SHEEP 21s to Sc
CORN: 35c to Acc
OATS: 20c.
WHEAT: 20 to SOC.
TIMOTHY SEED sl.0O.
HAY $4OO to $500.
BUTTER II to 1sc.
EGGS Is to 20c.
BEANS: White LOO to 1.5O.
BUCKWHEAT: 6Oc.
GLOVER seq: $500.
HUNGARIAN: 25c.
MILLETT: 25c.
RYE: 35c
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Fourth Anniversary

The Philharmonic Band celebrated
its fourth anniversary on ThsnksQiv-
ing day by giving the town some nice
music. They "blowed around consid-
cradle about 1t. but the people were
glad to have them do so.
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PERSONALS.

/ J. D. GRESHAM has sold his drayagt
business 10 L. l. Curtis.
Mr.. l.. SAuNpERsoN, Of Queen City,
gave us a business call last week.
Mn. THos. J. MEExs is home from Da.
kofa looking hearty and happy.
We regret to learn that Mr.. B. X.
Mccain, Of Resort, continues quite i'll.
Mr.. J. +. SAUNDERS and wife, of
Brashear, we,c in town tuesday.
Mr. l.. AINsLEY, Of Adair post office,
dropped in, in a business way on Tuesday.
JOHN L. RowLlsoN. of Clay township
was on our streets. Tuesday.
JUICE HoorEn has returned from
Dakota again.
W. H. ArwELL, of Clay. was on oar
streets Wednesday morning.
Mr.. n. VI. POWER, the musical and
millinery man, of Queen City, gave US short
call on Saturday.
Miss MoREY, Of Queen City, was in
Kirksville on Saturday last and favored the
GRAPHIC with call.
Nh JOIN Roscoe, one of our farmer
patrons at adair embarked for another years
trip.
J. II. ATwELL until recently a resi-
dent Of Clay township, is now citizen Of
Kansas, having located in Stafford county.
B. EsrILL. business man of Kansas
City in the real estate line, is in KirksYille
on business this week.
Mr.. d. E. WILSON. better known as
E Dom" returned from Pensacola. Fla, last
CAP. r. n. ToLEE, OF Polk township. |
accompanied by his wife, was in town Mon |
lay
W. 6. WELLS, ofGreentop, gave US
all Monday and left the "needfur' for the
iRAPHlC.
IRA X. COLLECT, one of the well known,
young men of Aaair, son of AK
>ollctt. made MS business cali Saturday.
WE LEARN that Mr.. l.. Clark. of this
lace, has sold out and is now looking about
Or something to turn up.
A. J. FIGHr sold lot of hogs to Link
; Brasiield yesterday. He made fine crop
his season and is feeding nice lot of steers
u market.
Mr.. }. }. CLARK, of the firm OF Clark
Crow. Subletie. was in town Monday max.
,g some transfers Of town lots to various
arties who eontemp'at. bnilding soon.
NJ. +. SrEoeK and party report very
leasant trip on their six weeks jalnt to {
'uthwest Missouri, Arkansas and the Indian /
erritory. Mr.. 8. called to see us last week. F,
Nh. l.. B. MALTBY returned FRIDAY
ON visit TO Sedgewick county. Kansas
id reports everything on the "boom'' in S
lat section Mr.. VI. has JUS. sold his last I
ece OF real estate in Adair county.
Mr. JOHN OwENBY, who spent the
resent summer in Dakota, arrived home
riday night of last week. looking prosper
Is and decidedly jolly. We learn that John [
rs done well up there and has secured I
act of valuable land /
JAMES and .IoHS ATTERBERRY, of this
ty, returned, since our last issue. from
eek's visit to Monroe county. They are
Isy this week making some changes ard
Iprovements on their residence lots just
,st of s. NJ Links
Nh. LOCK WOOD, of Kansas City. whose r
use burned some weeks since, was in town
is week. His losses have not yet been ad-
sted by tie insurance companies. He Of
IS his seven lots with fence, barn and well 3
lumn.
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BOOMING.

Everything is still on the Boom at the
New York Store
and those great bargains. are still 60
ing every day.
Come one, come all. come everybody,
for penny saved is two pence earned,
and don't forget the place
New York Store
West Side Public Square.
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Office Furniture.

The Holmes, Amick & 20. manu-
featuring establishment is prepared to
make all kinds Of Office furniture, and
Book Cases to order and in any style
desired. If you want anything in this
line give them call.
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Gene TO Stay.

c. NJ. Templeman & Co. have come to
stay. 60 to them with your poultry,
game. butter, eggs, hides, pelts. furs
and feathers. They also want 81, 1000 lbs.
beeswax, for winch they will pay higL-
est cash price. at Holbrook's old stand,
rear Of J. Hopes grocery store. n9O-tf
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Card Of Tasks.

Many thanks to to the unknown
friends for Inc large aud well fa,ted
turkey and the fopr cans OF delicious
fruit On Thanksgiving Gay.
Mr. & MIS-. J. 3. MITCHELL
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DENTAL,

DR.. Pearce's Dental practice o
nearly IS years, IN Kirksvllle, is sufi-
cent guarantee that you will be pleased
in style of work with prices ranging
from S. up, for Artificial teeth.
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At PUBLIC AUCTION.
The Fair Ground For Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the Fair
Grounds of the Adair County Agricul-
tural and NJ achanicsl Association viii
be offered at public sale to the highest
bidder on
SATURDAY, DEC, 18th. 1888.
on the following terms. One half cash
IN hand. balance in twelve months at s
per cent interest. E. CoRB1S.
Commissioner.
Mr.. Charles T. SPAIN, ST. Louis. Mo.
says: Il have found Browns Iron Bit
tiers 10 be an excellent tonic medicine
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Fire at MiIlard.

We learn that the hay barn at Mil
lard burned down on Tuesday night,
but have not been furnished the par.
ticulars. twas partially insured.
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KIrksyilIe WssIeR mis-.

Pure all wool Blankets, Flannels
and Yam at the Wooden Mills
no-76-3w
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Leap Year.

Young ladies, do you know that four
weeks more will usher in Leap Year
Be prepared for the important duties
thereon by calling at once at Mrs.
Leech's Millinery store. west side OF
the square. A full line of Hats, Bon
nets. Ribbons, Laees, Trimmings, all
in the very latest style, now on hand.
Orders for work filled promptly and
in first class style.
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SATURDAY. DEC, 18th. 1888.
Special Call.

All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to Douglas & Son either
by note or account will confer a favor
BY making an early settlement. n32-5t
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No Mere Bad Lights.

Vita Salusoil is superior to Head
Light Oil and is non-explosiYe. For
sale BY Wilkes & Wizards.
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FINE CHINA WARE

A full line Of very handsome Decor
ated China ware for sale at
BEcKroL l. SyTpEss.
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We will buy z. z. Cro,s ties at Troy
Mills. SIX, seven ard eight inches In
spee.ion given every Saturday and
cash paid. PrcxLKg & CREBs. r.
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Farmers Take Notice.

5000 lbs OF Kelly wire Just received
Il Carothers e. Greenes.
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The largest and finest assortment of
Christmas candies and confectionery
ever brought to Kuksville is just beng
opened at J. c. Maynard's. Panorama
goods in endless variety, interesting to
young and old. Look out for his dis:
play.
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Let There be Light

A Patent Wick that gives brilliant
light with any quality of coal oil given
away with every gallon of oil. at
Wilkes G Marmadnke's.
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H. NJ Garlichs, St. Joseph, says: My
customers speak well of Browns Iron
Bitters- and | have no medicine that
sells more rapidly"
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FOUND

Bennett & Nelson have found out
how to &c. big crowd at their store
by giving more goods for one dollar
than any other firm can give.
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Go to headquarters for Flour and
Feed by car load, wagon load or sack
at Ross 4 Cos.
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Next to being too late there Is moth
ing worse than being too early.
Many perplexitles. disapointments
and losses may be averted by purchas-
ing one of those superb and reliable
American Watches at Hart & Millers.
adjoining Masonic Buildrn <
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LOST

A merchant over the way lost a good
customer and We got him BY giving
him better bargains than he had been
getting. tell you it pays TO change to
3enn EFT 4 Nelson.
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GLASSWARE

Call in at Becktnl & Snyder's and
see their handsome stock Of glassware.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-07

Se7en podncs choice coffee for one
dollar at SteIhen & Sons east slds
square.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-07

You can get Valuable Information
in regard to lamp lights by calling at
'Jamison's Drug Store for the oil you
burn,