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the cause Of education and good orde,

| the cause Of education and good order
! in our community.
We learn that Miss Mollie Chaiwell,
who is attending tho Normal in Kinks
vile, has been very sick with malarial
fever, but is now recovering.
Frank Gibbs mas bought new sleigh
Il is thought that Frank means busi-
ness of an agreeable nature this time
but whether he is in earnest or not
time only can prove.
It's rumored thar there are one or
two cases of spoons in this part OF the
country that is becoming chronic. hut
it Is thought that the parties afflicted
will pull through as they are young
and the disease not complicated, but as
DELAYS are sometimes dangerous and
there is but one known remedy for
cases of so long standing. we would
advise them 10 apply that remedv at
once and quit trying the patience of
Pa and Ma besides reducing the bill for
light and fuel
We are having fine sleighinY and
every body seems determined TO take
advantage OF il. Slei9hs and sleds of
every conceivable shape and size are
now seen or our roads, anu everybody
seems to lie enjoying themselves.
CLODHoPPEH.
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Wilson Writings.

WILSON Jan. 16.-School district No.
2 of this township Is having what
might tie called a schoolhouSe war.
The cause OF the trouble, as near as |
can relate is as follows: Tie old
school building was thought to be un.
fit for further use for school purposes
and was sold at their annual election
last spring. 1t was expected to build a
new one the following tall, tax being
levied and other arrangements being
made for that purpose, but the voters
failed to agree upon a location, some
wanting TO bull d one place and some
another. The majority undertook TO
choose a location as best suited them
selves by two-third vote. The minor.
lty held that the house should he loclt-
ed rs near the center OF the district as
possible. When the vote was counted
it was found that nine votes favored a
location near the center of the district
and eighteen favored another place, this
giving the two.third vote to remove
the location from the center of the dis
trict. This would probably have set
tied the matter had Ii net heen after
wards found that two or three illegal
votes had been counted in favor OF the
majority. When this became known it
upset the whole business. Another
meeting was held to adjust the trouble,
out this was counted illegal, and for
these reasons the district is without
sehool-house or school the present win
ter. and the scholars, about forty in
number are at home, with but few ex.
cept,ons. and are losing the advantage
of school. This is what we call very
bad business.
Mr.. John Caldwell, who for some
time east has been preparing a new
home for himself and family in Macon
county, will move as soon as the wealth.
er will permit. We dislike to part
with John for he has made good citi-
zen. He was our Sabbath school Supt.
last summer. and has always. favored
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Our advice to the so far. rather unfor.
tunate lecture committee Of the Nor.
|.mal Library. would I've to discard all
second rate, one.horse, unknown men,
and try first-class platform talent time
or two. 1t comes little higher, but it
draws better. A few men whf nave
considerable talent. have gained some
fame, BY hanging on to the coat tails
of Pose bob" but if he should die,
or quit business, 1t Is doubtful if they
could draw paying audiences for a sim
gle season. AT present they draw aud
it pays lecture committees to engage
them for the, shine like the tull-mt on.
and people 90 to hear them-and it is
all right. Played out politicians, third
rate editors, one-horse so-called scent
lsts( p exist in shoals. And the lecture
bureaus are full of them, and at one
time when the Lyceum was IN its hey
day of popularity. they could be con-
veniently sandwiched in between real
merit 10 exc ont winters conrse. But
it won't do now.
Ge. Henry Ward Beecher, Anna
Dickinson, John B. Cough. Joseph
Cook. Proctor, the Astronomer. Denton,
or some other real GeoloRist, Will Car
Teton. the Poet. DIR. TalnaRc, if you
can, r. g. [ngersoll. if you dare, Susan
3. Anthony, Mr.: Livermore, J. G.
Blain.. if he will, JET Davis, Ben But |
Ter. Mark Twain, or anybody the people
know, give them live subject and not |
some wishy- washy, goody-sood, lnvisi- |
bile stuff that nobody cares to hear, and
the people will turn out big houses. at
far prices. The people don't care to
listen TO the Columbus or Washing
ton" style of lecture while there are
live questions and great issues to be
As long as the unknown
Somebody" is to DO the talking, the
benches will exhibit startling array
Of the Invisible Nobody' 70 hear him
doit. No charge for this notice. and
no allusion to Coz. Copeland, who is
coming on the Doth and who is a very
pleasant. amusing and instructive
speaker
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Roberts, of Sublette spent Sun
day in Kirksville.
Mrs. Fulkerson. sister of Wood Full
kerson has returned home.
Mr.. A. Buckallew, of Greentop. wa:
in Town YESTERDAY and of course called
10 chat with the GRAPHIC a few.
John A. Picker. of Muscatine, Iowa
formerly of this place is making pre-
parations to remove permanently td
Dakota.
Mr.. c. A. Gatlin, of Greentop started
TO keytsville Wednesday to enter on
his duties as station agent at that
place.
Gov. Cuilom. of Illinois was cleo.
ted U. S. Senator in place of David
Davis by the legislature of that State
on Wednesday last.
Mr.. RIB. Frisbie brought US a sam
ple bottle of sorghum which IS very
nice indeed. Nearly half oft was al.
most granulated into sugar.
Mr.. Il. {. Steer, of Muscatlne, Is IN
town. and looks as if the climate OF
Iowa agreed with him. Mr.. Clare
Robinson returned to Muscatine, Iowa,
last week.
Mrs. c. Draper, in renewing tor his
GRAPHIC suggests that the sorghum
sugar question ought to be worked up.
Hesays the hills west Of here IS as hne
cane land as can be found any where
The GRAPHIC is open for remarks on
the subject from practical men.
Mr. J. S. Blachmap has sold his
hardware stock to Messrs Carothers 4
Green. Mr.. Green has a long ana
thorough experience, and Mr.. Caroth-
ers. as late county clerk, knows and Is
known to pretty nearly everybody IN
Adair county. They ought tc make
and hold q fine trade.
M Josiah Robinson, Of Winchester
Va. gave MS a pleasant call on Monday
IN company with his son in-law, Mr..
t;eo w Tull. This is Mr.. Robinson $
6,s. VISIT we believe, to tie west. Mrs.
Tuu and Mrs. J. Robinson, are his
daughters.
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cREExroP eRAPHlCs.

GREENTop, Jan. se.-This week VI
will give the shipments from GreentoI
by car loads shipped out from Jan. Ist
1882, to Jan. 1st, As3. ~
Stock-Wells & Reynolds, 54 cars
S. B. Lind. IS cars; E. P. Smell It
cars; T. ]. Baker, 9 cars; William Six
cars Link & Brasfeld, car; Tolel
& Wells, IS cars; A. Dyer, 5 cars
John Green, I car; John Warwick, !
car; 7. ]. Ranskee, 5 cars.
Live PouItry-James Carey, 1 car
Apples-Ed. Fairfax, 3 cars.
Scrap iron-R. Hauffor, l car.
Oats-Tice & Co., 2 cars: w. B. Rey-
nolds, II cars; Link & Bras6eld 3 cars
Sublette, l car.
Corn-E. Bookout, l car.
Flax SEEDS. NJ. Link 2 cars.
Hay-John Kennedy, 3 cars
Hoops. Seymour. 10 ears: A,
Crobtell, car.
Ties-A. Boyd, SO cars: VIM. Van
cleave IA ears; Link & B-asGeld 50 cars
A. Bowen, car.
Total amount of carloads, three hun
dred.
One night last week some sneak
thief stole twelve dollar overcoat
from Tice G. Co. The coat was hang
ing out in front Of the store for sign.
On last Saturday while +. lookout
was coming into town his team became
frightened near the Salt river bridge
and ran away. Not much damage
done.
Rev. Davis. OF kirksville, Christian
minister preached here Saturday even
ing and Sunday at the NJ. E. Church,
Our sidewalks are in bad condition.
Somebody should repair them, they
are hardly safe to walk oyer at night.
A. B. lice, Of WiscGSsin, is here this
week visiting his brother, F.. j. Tice.
]. w. Shoe, of the northern part of
Iowa, was in town one day last week
looking for new home in Missouri.
Charley Gatlln of this place has been
given charge on the Wabash R.R., of
Keytesviile station, at fifty dollars. per
month. We are sorry to loose Charley.
He is one our popular citizens. Success
go with you Charley.
Capt. Toler returned from Centralia,
Mo-, last week where ne has been buy
ing corn.
John W. Johnson, one Of kirksvllle's
popular attorneys was in our town Fri
day of last week on business.
Our section bsss John Lee and men
were called out Thursday night to
shovel snow between Moulton and Of
tumwa Iowa, on the Railroad, they re-
port seven engines blocked in the snow
drifts between Moulton and OttuInwa,
and BY the help of fifty section men
was shoveled out that night.
To-day the snow is coming down at
rate which will make good sleighlng.
jeff Over was in town every day this
week. He was slipping around with
smile on his face. He says it is girl
down at his house weighing 10 pounds.
JAY
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Death Of an Old Citizen.

Sunday evening Robert A. Garrett. one OF
kirksville's Oldest citizen, died after long
painful illness. He was in his 63rd year. and
his residence in Kirksville dates back to sew
eral years before the war. The funeral ser
vices took plncs at the family residence Mon
day afternoon and was conducted by Rev. w
L. Fletcher. The deceased was perfectly will
ing and resigned to the great change. vel
coming H. rs relief from suffering. He de-
sired il stated at his funeral tina: he died with
out fear. or change in his views, and his re.
quest was complied with
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A SMASH.
Train Ditchel near Mlllard % TaeS
day-Death Of DR.. Nickel
Of KirkSvllle.

Tuesday morning short time ate
the south bound passenger left Kinks
vile, the town was startled l,y the re
port Of bad smash up near Millard
AS there were number of kirksvill
people Known 70 I've aboard, the excite
ment naturally increased. First re
ports made the list Of badly wounded
very lal &c and relief party with
number of physicians was hurried!
gathered and sent down, an engine ant
catoose from a freight train being de
tached FOR the purpose. Several par
ties also went in sleighs.
As near as we can gather the fact:
they are about-as fellows. The tram
was behind and was running at rapid
but not excessive rate to make up time
About mile north OF Mil'ard just
after crossing the bridge and striking
the cut at that point broken rail
threw the two rear cars off. They
were dragged a number OF rods till a
culyert was reached and then went
over.
The injured We're: fatally, DIR. +. NJ.
Nickel, of this place, who has since
died. Both legs were caught under
the car and dragged some distance.
The bones of the right knee were
crushed and tine flesh torn from the
lett. He died at his residence in this
city Wednesday evening and dis re-
mains were taken to his former home,
at Sue City on Thursday. He leaves a
wife and one child. and though only
recent citizen of Kirksvliie, large
number of friends who respect him for
mis- manly character.
Among the severely injured we've
Mrs. W. J. Brasneld who was badly
bruised and shocked. though no bones
were broken. Unless some serious in
ternal hurt should be developed, it Is
thought she will recover without much
trouble or permanent injury. Mrs.
Dunlap, of Davis county, Iowa, severly
hurt. The conductor Jim Durbir, re-
ceived severe bruise on the back of
the head and a bruised hanG. but
pluckily stuck to his duties. A Mr..
:" ard of Macon and NJ. Muldrow. of
Palmyra were each seriously cut ard
Among those who received lesser
bruises and injuries are: N. NJ. Stevens
of this place, considerably Jared by
jumping from the tram. F. l.. Single
ton and wife, T. +. Collins of Iowa. the
Cory Bros. of Bloomfield, Iowa, and
Mr.. Wall of Bloomfield. On man was
severely burned but refused to furnish
his name.
OF course the stoves were overturned
and their fiery contents scattered, but
presence OF mind and prompt action.
by the conductor prevented d contla-
grafton
Most of the injured persons were able
to continue their journey.
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.IWoNT SELL On CREDIT
After Jan. I. 1855.
4 WONT HESITATE TO TELL YOU THAT
| Have Quit the Credit Business
'AH'' n, A. BAYLOR.
n. A. BAYLOR.

This Boot and Shoe
Firm will go out of
business March 10Th.
'83, owing to the very
poor health of one of
the firm.
We shall from this
date sell our Boots -
Shoes at cost and less
than cost until March
18th '83, when we
shall close our bust
ness. Thanking all
OF our customers for
their former patron
age, we remain re-
spectfully, yours,
SUCH & Co.
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A Rare Chance.
We received this
week a lot of fine DOl-
mans and ClOaks to
close out for an east
ern firm regardless of
cost HARLAN Bros.
"LadieS' Tonic.

The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoMENS MEDICAL lNsri-
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 sl.0O per bottle. LADIES
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp
tor names of those WIN have been CUR
aD. n2b-tt.
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POOR FARM NOTICE.

The County Court will receive bids for
keeping the paupers, for two years from
March LIST. 1888, on the Aduir county Poor
Farm up till twelve o'clock, noon. Thursday
Feby. sih, 1883 The right to reject any and
all bids is reserved. The contract can he
seen ct the County Clerks office, sealed bids
may be filed wish the County Cl,rk at any
time :. :. MCLAUGHLIN,
n3g2w County Clerk.
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ENTERTAINMENT.
Musical and Literary.
RESPECTFULLY

A musical and Literary entertain
mentwill be given at Millard on
FRIDAY JAN. 10th.
by a blind lady from St. Louis, Mrs.
Erskin and Others, after which there
will be a hop. Refreshments can be
had at close OF performance. Prizes
offered for the handsomest lady and
homliest man. Admittance 25cts ::
Tickets to the hop IS cts.
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Graphic subscriptions.

The following has been received on sub
scriptions and renewals upto Jan. IL h 1883.
c. Rainier 30: Aaron Dennis, 30: r. b.
Frisbie. l.50; John Leech. 1.50; &. Narquiss,
$50: Vena Tay.or 1.50: ". E. Foster, 80; r.
J. Reiger, .7jc; All Beard, 30: John Shoop,
22j: Frank Propst, 15.
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Job Printing.

We are PREF AIRED to offer superior in
dnceEents on job Printing. especially
in the line of Note Heads. Letter Heads.
Statements, Envelopes, etc. Call and
see Us.
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WANrED-A good muse girl En-
quire at this Office.

There was but slim audience out
to hear Will. Cumhack's lecture on
Saturday night. Only about one hum
dred we believe. The storm doubt
less kept many away. While Mr..
Cumback has figured quite prominent
" in politics and is well known as such,
his reputation outside of tina. particular
field IS hardly sufficient to draw a
crowded house. We were sick and
did not hear the lecture, but it was an
exceedingly fine one. for the "organ"
says so.
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ANOTHER R. r. ACCIDENT.

The east bound passenger on the
Q. NJ. & p. met with an accident near
Bullion, Thursday morning. and was
brought back to kirksville. We learn
that the locomotive was injured in
some wav. Nobody hurt.
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New Firm.

GRAY Il Co. have made change in
their firm. but the business vii: 90
right on the same as ever The new
firm consists Of Gray Il Spencer. Par
ties owing the old firm are requested to
call and settle.
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Local Institute.

The teachers for Benton township
convened. as usual, in the Washington
school building, IN Saturday Jan l3.
We were unable to be present at the
morning session, but We understand
that the exercises we're extremely inter-
esting as well as instructive. Owing
to the weather there were but few
teachers paeSent. but those who did
venture out were those who are I'm bued
hear; and soul with the importance and
magnitude of the work in which the,
are engaged. There were present five
gentlemen and two ladies. By urgent
request, Prof. Blanton read a rather
lengthy report of some Arcadian state
of affairs, said to exist in a school some
where in the south: which, though per-
hapS interesting to some of its I'M
mediate friends, 1t struck us as being of
no practical use to practical teachers,
and a useless squandering of time winch
should be used during Institute. hours
to better advantage. An Institute Is
not the place to ''blow trnmpets," and
if we must Bow, let US blew our own.
Let earnest teachers Of our own county
tell how their schools are managed, and
the benefits derived from heir methods.
The Query Box was one OF the most
interesting features OF the afternoon
exercises; inasmuch as it furnished food
for thought outside OF the usual rou-
tine of class exercises. The question
why do teachers have SO little in
fueuce?" was ably discussed by Profs.
Blanton and Steele. Rev I. J. Wheat,
n. L. Page and VIM. Chambliss. We
would suggest, in all Difference to those
who differ from us, that the teacher
who is ,ro,thy the name, does. exert an
unbounded influence. not only over his
pupils, but through them over the COM
munitv. Ii has been said that the
hand that rocks the cradle, rules the
world and he who secures the love of
his pupils, can sway them whitherso
ever he will. and through them in
fiuence the fathers and mothers. The
school directors should see to it that
those who occupy such responsible
position shonld be worthy the trust,
and there ought to be law against
hiring "E,y wlfes COUSIN or my halt
sister" or any other person whose claim
t, the position is tavorItism instead of
fitness.
We regret That. as We did not take
notes. we are unable to furnish full
report. but offer these few thoughts for
what they may be worth.
The Institute adjourned to meet at
the same place. on Saturday, Fem uary
10Th. 1t Is to &c hoped that full at
tendance, including the newly appoint
ed school commissioner viii he present.
REPORTER
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READ THIS.

S. L. Furrow requests all persons ow-
ing HIM TO call in and settle at once
either by cash or note Make note of
this and don't forget it ps7-st
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Take your prescriptions to Gray &
Co. who will fill them promptly and
with accuracy. at tire lowest prices.
"HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and 80 cents.
SHILOHS CURE WILL Immediate
" relieve Group, WhoOping cough and
Bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle of ShilOh's Vitalizer. 1t never
faiis to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 80 cents. Sold by T. Il. Fowler, Kinks
vile, Mo. n%.ly
Get ,our Photographs and Gems at
Tlnsnans Gallery-west side.
New supply of Canned Goods just re-
ceived at Markey & Floyd's. Cheap for
cash.
We have all the novelties, Bavlors.
Lester boots are all the rage. sold bv
Harlan Bros.
Come IN and Settle
HARLAN Bros.
Bargains in Rubber Goods
at Such & Co.'S.
Plush, Veivit and Silks at Bay lor's.
% Dolmans late style. Baylors.
Some special drives in printed enve-
lopes. note heads, and statements Call
at the GRAPHIC Office.
Big lot Of winter caps at cost. at
Harlan Bros.
Our goods are the latest, Baylor.
Boys caps 20 cts, at Harlan Bros
Anything you want in the general
grocery line. always Hess. ana not TO
be unders9A by any body. That is our
stTle- at MAgAEY. 4 FLoyDS.
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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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J. B. Sudduth, Lagrange, says:
Browns Iron Bltters is giving entire
satisfaction, and my customers are all
pleased with it
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FOR SALE.

| will sell my hotel furniture or nv
grocery stock, or bot, If desired.
r. ID. MAGRUDRR.
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Jacob John, 4,h near Franklin ST..
st. Louis, Mo-, says: Browns Iron
Bitters is the best tonic | have eve
taken
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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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Important to these Interested.

The books of Drs. Swefnam 4 Cohen and also o.
DIR. swetnzai individually will be found 1t the
oficeo Drs. Cohen 4 Morrow until Jan. 10Th. 1858,
uy which time Ill persons indebted TO { thcT
swetnsm or Cohen for medical service are request.
ed TO call and settle either by cash note after
that time the accounts Will be placed In the hands
of officers. We don't wish TO crowd any one,
hut the books must be settled up.
SWETNAM & COHEN.
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Big Deduction on oyercoats at Har
Ian Bros.
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w HAT I WONT do.
! WONT

Take Kid Gloves
back after they have
been stretched
! WONT WARRANT
| ANYTHING
AS my profits are so
small that l cannot
afford to do so, Blu,
sell goods on their
MERITS only.
.rwoNT SELL On CREDIT
After Jan. I. 1885.
| won't give short
MEASURE or Light
Weight. but exactly
what you cali Tor !.
| WONT Be uHDsRS0ID
| wont bny goods
for my store unless |
can 6uv them
Coed and caeap!
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s5oo,ooo.oo

To loan at 6S interest in sums from
10000 to 100000.
W. l.. SMITH.
With Griggs & Picker. If.
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You can buy a bran
new OyercOat at cost
at AMES & MCCALL'S

Come right in and settle your ac-
count. We mean Business.
HARLAN Bios.
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Down She Goes.

Best sausages in town only 10
Give me call, northeast corner Of the
square. GEO. ENGLEHART.
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Spanish and Lace Flchues at Baylors
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All kinds of Common School and
Normal Text Books on hand at Fout
Bro's.-west side public square.
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Our goods are the latest. Baylor.
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ylTALIZED AIR.

We sell for cash. Baylor.
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For the painless extraction OF teeth.
Is a afe and reliable remedy: admin
lstered at DIR. Pearce's office over
Lamkin'S, south side square. nSO-3m
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Big lot of winter caps at cost. a
Harlan Bros.
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Anything you want in the general
grocery line. always Hess. ara NOT to
be unders9I by any body. That is our
stTle- at MARAKY 4 FLoYDs.
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Boys caps 20 cts. at Harlan Bros