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Fine Samples.

Mrs. n. A. Mahatiy. living south o.
Brashear. called on Tuesday and left
some sample potatoes that rival an,
thing of the kind yet shown us. -Four
of them weighed five and quarter
pounds. They are the Mountain Snow
iiake and Russell. OF course the Snow
fake is extra Nice.
She also brought us sample OF sor
ghum moiasses which is extremely
nice. 1t Is of rich clear light amber
color and Of fine flavor. Such syrup
ought command tip top price in the
market. We understand the family
have some fifteen or twenty barrels of
this years manufacture on hand.
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Cranky.

1t is well understood that nobody
but crank ora coward will indulge
in tie despicable practice of sending
ANONYMOUS notes nr letters. We learn
that ". J. Smith is Just now suffering
an infiiction Of this kind having received
no less than six, IN reference to his bull
ding an opera hall in connection with
his Writing Institute. There are human
pests as we'll as those of lower order
and we presume there Is no way of en-
tlrely getting rid of such insects.
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Recommendations.


The knights Of Labor meet at their
kali tonight.
Mrs. bishop lectures at Baylo Hall
Sunday afternoon and night at and
=. N.
Elder +. Resell has 80 far recovered
that he expects 10 be able to fill his APP
pointinentS ior next Sunday.
Elder John A. Brooks. of Prohibition
fame. viii lecture upon the above
theme III the Christian church next
Wednesday evening, Nov. 9TH. All
who wish to hear this subject treated
from the standpoint of logic and rea-
son should attend. Mr.. Brooks ha,
crea. reputation both as minister
and as lecturer.
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Big Sale.

In the Issue vii, be found the adver-
tisemen: Of the big sale of the stock
and other property of Judge D. 4, Ely
which ,s set for the both Of November
next. Five hundred and fifty head Of
cattle, many Of them choice thorough
oreds, on9 Hundred ami fifty head of.
fine hogs. thirty five head of mules
horses, Jacks, and iinnets and large
variety of other stock, implements and
machinery are III the lit. This will
undoubtedly be the biggest public sale
of the kind ever held in Adair county.
See Notice.
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PERSONALS.

Rev. Chambliss. Ned. Halliday anG
VIM. Green attended the Baptist Asso.
citation at Trenton last week
Mr.. and Mrs Wales, of Cenierv.lle
Iowa. spent SUNDAY in kirkSville, a:
the guests of bliss Minnie Wilson and
Harry PARCEL.
J. E. Pierce went TO Moberly on bus
lneSs Monday.
Mr.. Walter Brownie and wife. OF
Brookfeld. have been visiting Mrs
Brownies parents, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard, of this place. for several days. They
returned home on Monday.
o. p. Holcratt who went to the Char.
iton on a visit week or two since, at
last accounts was still over there
Nj. Geo. Brown. of st. Louis county.
who attended the Baptist Association
at Trenton last week, spent Sunday in
Kinks vile and expressed himself highly
pleased with our town and is sur
roundings.
Mrs. Andrew Ellison, Mrs. Robert
Clark, Miss Jayne. MISS Prewitt and
Mrs. A. Doneghy were visiting Mrs. X e.
S. Doneghy, of LaPlata, on Saturday.
last.
Mrs. Lizzie Finch and children are
visiting in Wilson township this week,
being the guests of Mr.. and Mrs jesse
McDermott.
Mrs. a. Doneghy. of LaPlata, spent
Sunday in Kirksville with the family
of her son, Mr.. A. Doneghy.
Mr.. H. W. Doneghy. of LaPlata,
spent the Sabbath in kirksville.
Mr.. B. R. Brown, of Glenwood. spent
Sunday in Kirksville.
Joe. Crabtree, the barber, Is another
one Of the happy benedicts of Kinks
vile. \ new baby last week.
Mr.. C. f. Fout. IN business note
from Los Angeles. writes us that he is
highly pleased with his new location,
"peif ectly delighted, 'etc. and promises
the GRAPHIC a letter soon. His old
friends here will be glad to hear from
him through our columns.
The genial countenance of DR.. I.
P. Wiseman, o. Brashear, enlIvened
our Office on Wednesday. Come again.
Mr.. and Mrs. McHendry have return
ed from Chicago, and will remain IN
Kirksyille during the winter.
John Ely and ali his family, except
ing his eldest son, accompanied by NJ.
]. Ely and VIM. Fletcher son and
grand SON of Judge Ely. started TO Cal
ifornia on Wednesday morning. Mr..
John Ely has been one OF our most SUBJ
stantial citizen farmers, and the county
suffers a great loss in his departure.
We wish him success in his ne W
home.
MISS Winnie Dinsmoore returned
from Chicago last week.
A. N. Smith went to Boonville last
week on business.
Mss Stella Oldfather, of Knox coun-
ty. Is visiting her cousin, Miss Callie
Beck, who is attending the Normal
at this place.
DR.. ]. H. Wesscher is Just able to I've
out after two weeks very severe Ill
ness. We are glad to see him on the
street again.
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Back to AGaIr.

Our old friend Mr.. Samuel Ross who
rented his farm about a year ago and
went 10 Pennsylvania with the inten-
ton Of remaining there returned last
week and will again take up his resi-
dence among US. We are glad to note
the fact and to welcome him back. In
the language of another "wanderer"
who recently returned to kirksville.
"old Adair is pretty good place to live
after ALL"
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For Saie-Falr Ground.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
lersigned saS been appointed 70 receive
bids for the sale q the Fair grounds of
the Adar County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association. Said grounds
consist of 10 acres. one halt mile SOUTH
west of klrksvilie Terms one halt
cash. balance IN u months at 10 pet
cent interest. Bids will be received up
to December LIST, 1888. E. CoIBiN,
Commissioner.
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GRAPHIC PREMIUM.
$500 For tie Best Acre of Corn.

We have contemplated for some
time the offer Of S25 for the best acre
of corn, TO be raised in Adair county
the coming year. and make this early
announcement that ample time and
preparation may be made by those
who enter the contest. The only con-
dItlons We make is that contestants
shall inform Us CT the fact before corn
planting next spring; and furnish US a
written report aext fall, Of the methods
pursued, quality of soil, location and
all other particulars in regard to its cul-
tivation that may be of value to others.
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4 Big apple.

Col. J. H. kinnear aud lady, who re-
turned from their trip to Indiana, on
Saturday last, brought US mammoth
apple which tipped the scales at one
pound and i've ounces. 1t was sent to
the GRAPHIC by Mr.. kinnear's father
who is regular reader of its columns.
MANY thanks for the compliment.
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Clocks and Dolmdns,

Ladies, TIE inrite .y0nr early issteet-
ton of eur immense line of ne5p STILES Of
Winter garments in Cioaks, .Ss,so.h,
Paltf06, Dolmans, Russian Ci,rylaZs,
Nezv Markets, Jackets, /trs<ys, ETC.,, for
ladies'. Kisses and children. Target
selection eaey Aown tn Ki,ksriLt otes.
ed this netk at B. +. Lamkis's
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Getting Better.

We are glad to learn that Ed. Ros-
zell, who has been suffering from a
swollen foot caused by the hurt re-
ceiyed two weeks since, has now so tar
recovered that he hopes to be able to
Fill his appointments next Sunday. The
friends at Sublette and Greentop will
please take notice.
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JUST RECEIVED

A large stock of new furniture just
received at the Boston Store, all of
winch will lie sold for cash at poor
mems prices. Call and see them. North
SIDE square.
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Back Numbers Wanted.

We wish very much TO secure two or
three copies of our issue Tor September
18th. also the same number of copies of
our issue for November 10th. Who
will favor Us with them?
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Table Mustard.

Wilkes & Maurmaduke are the only
dealers in kirksville that carry the
celebrated Sherman Bros. prepared
table mustard. Call and get some.
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New Delivery.

Nessrs Wilkes and MarmaGuke the
South side grocerymen have started
their new Delivery Wagon and will
promptly deliver purchases TO all parts
of kirksville. Leave your orders.
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LADIES'!

Go to the n. y. Store to buy
your Nubias, Hoods, Hosiery.
and Wooden Underwear.
Their stock is the largest and
their prices the lowest.
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PerismmonS.

A good many people are not aware
that persimmons can be raised here
bu, such is the case. Mr.. Samuel
Swisert favored Us with nice lot
gathered from his trees IN this city.
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A new line of Dress But
tons, Dress Buckles, and Nov.
elites in Trimmings just re-
celved at the N. Y. Store.
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.Iohl Tinsman has completed the
drop curtain at Smiths Opera House
and it Is pronounced "a daisy" 1t IS
Is handsome as anything OF the kind
We have seen in st. Louis or Chicago.
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BENNETT & NELSON

Are the only firm in town that keeps
the Moberly Roller Mills Flour. Every
sack warranted to give satisfaction or
taken back. Sold fve cents cheaper
han any other -four Of The same grade.
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BETTER THAN GCLD'
The Best Throat and Lung Medicine Of the
Age Is MaFsh's Golden BaIsam.

"My friends and the doctors said ]
had the consumption. | used cod liv-
er oil and various remedies without de.
irving any benefit. Your GOLDEN BAL.
SAM has cured me. prize your med.
icine very highly. 1t is better than
gold.''-[H. l.. Thomas, Dallas, Tex
as.
"MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM is decid.
edly the best Throat and Lung medi-
cine of the age. Ii cured me Of a
bronchial affection aud chronic cough
after all other remedies failed
J. Walker, Den, er, Col.
Il have been using some of MARsH's
GOLDEN BALsAM for the past two
months for weak lungs, and find ii
helps me much. = n. H. Jackson,
Oskaioosa Iowa.
MARsH's GOLDEN BaLsAM tor the
Throat and Lungs. and MARsH's COL
DEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic, are for
sale by w. e. Fout, druggist, Kinks
vile. Large bottles so cents and ST.
Nov.
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DR.. pearce the Dentist. invites those
OF the public, who want qood. cheap
artificial teeth. 10 call and examine the
$500 and $1,000 sets that are being
made at his Office. They 90 not, how
ever. take the pace OF his regular first
class work. but are worth ereyy rent OF
the price, and fully warranted. mott
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Horses Wanted.

If you have a good horse to sell take
it to Bright 4 Miller they will give
YOU what IT is worth.
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Gun Powder.

We are wholesale agents for the
Hazard Powder Co. Finest powder
manufactured. SO admitted by all
sporting men, For sale at
BRcKToL & SNYDER.
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New Cloaks and Dolmans just receiy'
ed at w. B. Harlans to be sold together
with all other new goods at Prime eos,
unuil Jan. 1st 1884
See advertisement in another place.
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s5oo,ooo.oo

To loan al o. interest in suIns from
:l00.o0 10 100000.
HOLLISTER Il MCCALL.
Office In rear os Griggs & Picker.
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The old cows days have come at last
and the Marshall Will be continually on
the alert TO keep them out OF farmers
wagons. Those owning cows will have
no trouble If they buy their feed of J. 5.
Baker and Co. The best and cheapest
place in town.
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For Wool and Canton FLAx.
NELs call at the N. Y. Store
They will save You money on
every yard Won buy.
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The Halloween party gwen at the
residence of Mr.. S. T. Furrow by his
niece, Miss Mary Meyers, was a very
ENJOYABLE affair and no doubt many OF
both sexes saw over their shot 'ders
the cause of their future happiness or
misery.
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BARGAINS IN NOTIONS

Our old time friend and patron, Mr.
VIM. Hart Sr., of Clay township. gav'
Us a friendly call yesterday morning.
| Mrs. Jennie Tickle. IF Edna, is Wis
iting kirksville friends this week.
o. G. SNYDER returned this week iron
summers soJourn in Dakota, looking
as II that northern latitude agreed will
him.
| Mr.. e. Borneman. who is now engag
ed d: Moberly. was home On shor
visit to his family this week. He re
turned to Moterly on Tuesday.
| Mr. VIM. Belfield is the next lucky
man. A lice glrl baby at his house
last Thursday. Shake.
Mrs. K. l.. Powers. of Prescott. Ar
kansas, is here visiting her father, Mr.
j. c. Thatcher. She arrived on Tues
day.
Judge D. S. Hooper arrived from the
north on Wednesday morning.
Judge NJ. G. Glenn, Of Pettis. was IN
town on Wednesday.
Mr.. Waterman Reed, who lives uear
Wilson, but just over the county line
in Knox. was in town Tuesday and
gave US pleasant business call. Mr.
Reeds farm lies in both counties and
when he builds he expects to again be-
come citizen of Adair. Mr.. Reed is
an intelligent well-read gentleman and
Of course, takes the GRAPHIC.
Miss Irene Alfred went to Iowa on
Wednesday morning.
F. S. Hoag and wife started. by wag-
on, to Charlton county on Wednesday
morning 70 visit friends in that sec
ton.
Mrs. Bishop, the lecturer spoke to
large audiences on Sunday afternoon
and night a. Baylor's Hall.
Miss Halle Simms who Is attending
school here spent Sunday at her home
, IN jacksonville Mo.
Up to Wednesday there had not been
a burial in our cemetery for 81 days.
Draw your own conclusions about tie
health of our town.
Elder Turner, O. Trenton, was IN
town Thursday.
Miss Clara Boehmer, of st. Louis,
spent Sunday with Miss Emma Bren.
neman.
]. C. Mason and Allen Osenbaugh
spent Sunday in Macon
ID. Glenn fell from his barn We'd
nesday and was seriously hurt.
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Beca:ol and Snyder are sole a0ents
or the Watervilie pocket cutlery and
shears. Every knife and every pair Of
shears warranted to give satisfaction
or money refunded.
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l.. 4. WILLARD

Desi,es Us to say that he will pay
You cash or groceries for Your butter
and eggs. Give him call. He Is The
old and reliable popular grocer.
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Headquarters

For Sugar, Coffee and -four at j. ID.
Stenhens Sons.
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Everybody wants Ross & Cos. -four.
because it is the best and cheapest.
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Coal, Wood. Flour and Feed always
on hand at Ross & Gus.
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Don't forget that
Halliday Bros. are
going to move in q
few days intothe Ivie
Block with the best
stock of groceries in
Kirksyille and cheap
er than ever.
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The Frank.invllle black berry Is the
most delicious berry ever brought 10
this market. Call at Wilkes & Mar.
maduke's, get can and be convinced.
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Fierce l. stahi.

Have rented the Grange Warehouse,
and are prepared to handle all kinds
CT produce in large quantities.
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JOHN I. HANNAH

WI pay as much for all kinds of
produce as any firm in Kirksvllle,
and sell as cheap.
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The Peliasular.'

Becktoi and Snyder have full line
ofthe "Peninsular" Range, and PLAIN
and Extension top Cooking stoves.
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More Coming.

Another large supply OF those popu-
lar, fast selling Penin>ular Cooking
and heating stoves at
BEcKroL & SNYDER.
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ATTENTION..

Examine the Cloaks and Dolmans at
Brewington 4 Fowlers.
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Peter Pittman. st. Louis. Nc, says
Browns Iron Bitters Is an excellent
medicine: it acts like charm on the
digestive organs
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The enterprising firm OF Markev Il
FLOYD will move into their new quar-
tiers about the 23rd of November.
They will have fine new stock OF gro
eeries and every thing n first class
shape.
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We learn that W. J. Smith has or
dsred a fine Concert Piano for his hall.
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Weed Coal

Plenty of wood and coal now on hand
at 1901 corner of Missouri and Elson
street. Nv
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Macon City. Quincy, ST. Joe,
and Mexico and Slater Mills flour at
Ross l. Cos.
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BEcKroL & SNYpEE

Another car load Of the Acorn stoves
ust received by Rober Clark.
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Flour and Feed given in exchange
for wheat and potatoes at.Ross Cos.
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Every Body wants Ross & Co.'S Quincy
Flour because it is the best and
cheapest
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Great Sale Of Live Stock and Per.
SORal Property.

will offer at Public Sale. at my residence. miles
north OF kirksviile. ION the Wabash. ST louis &
Patitc Railr0ad). Tuesday. the 10Th DAY OF No
vember. 1883 the following properly: 80 head OF
csitIe including yearngs. two year old. three year
old. two yokes OF large well br, ken work cattle
mich cows and dry cows that will calye in the
spring. OF these cattle 1t least from lH5 are
Thoroughbred anu Taded stock. There three
thorough bred slnrt-horn bulls: one from Leon
ar'i 5 herd In Saline county: one from Dowdcn :
imported stock in Knox county AL OF these are
splendid condition and include and heif-
ers Also 25head OF horses. mules. lacks 81 q jeu-
nets. Among these are some OF ;he very best brood
mares in the stzic: Is work horses and mules.
Horses and mules un6roken, one. two. three and
foaI years ODD. aud spring colts just weaned froni
colts are his best recommendation -Four. Jenncts
and Sucking colt sired by Col. John Niiier's
celebrated jack: also flock OF ninety head Of sheep
one and half ysars old. Cott. old aud American
Merino: Also J head of hogs. Poland China.
embracing sOws. shoats and fattentng logs. Also
rare breeds ofducks. chickens geese and peacocks
and fifteen pafen- bee hives containing healthy bees
also 400 tons of vel cured timmothy hay In stack
100 bushels rye. Also one OF FaIes' celebrated Hay
Presses: pair OF rodd's Burrs with Power she l.
iers attacl ed To- corn shelters. one hand shei-
Ter the other power shelter. which is geared TO
saw mill with Buzz saws. rip saws and wood
with compiet. machinery and leather belts. Also
with two extra drive wheels. everything complete
Also a windmill with riddles TO clean wheat, rye.
oais. timothy. clover. nillei and hungarian seed
Also log wayon- spring wagon wiki. other farm
ing machinery TOO tedious 10 mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-UpOn all sales OF ten doliars or
upwards credit oil ten months will be given. the
notes bear interest al the rate of eight per cent
per anuum from date. which must be secured by
approved security before removing the property
from the premises. A discount oftwo per cent viii
be al owed ppon all cash payments over ten dollars
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock and TO continue from
d y To day until the property Is sold
Oct. -. 1888.
JUDGE d. A. ELY.
NV. Mears. Auciioneor.
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October deserves the name OF the
cloudy month this year.
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Wanted.

Apples, Potatoes, Turnips and
Hickory Nuts wanted Immediately at
PIERCE & STALLS.
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Try those delicious malaga grapes al
Maynard's.
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Whe n YOU have ANYTHING TO sell or
wish to purchase groceries call on John
Hannah.
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a large line OF Cloaks and
Dolmalts to arrive this week
at the New York Store.
Call and ask to be shown the
beautiful Silk Plush Cloaks
and Russian Circulars.
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Securities Attention.

Securities Attention.
There will be meeting of Ownby's
Securities at the Sheriff. office on Sat.
urday, Nov. 3rd 1855, at O'Clock. p.
m. Let every one attend.
P.J. SUBLETTE,
and others.
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George W. Kirk, Cassville. Mo-, The
best evidence of the virtues of Browns
Iron Bitters is that the demand Is
steadily increasIng.'
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Call at Edmondson's and see the
finest stock of new candies in town.
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Carothers & Green for everything in
the ha, DWARF line.
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New harreIsd pickles at Bennett and
Nelson's.
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Gail and examine the coffee, Is lhs.
for il.OO, at Bennett & Nelson's Ne
Cures old stand.
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Jast Received.

A large line Of Boots and Shoes.
We want to supply the market. Give
Us call. BENNINGTON & FOWLER.
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Nobby line OF HATS just
received at the n. Y. Store.
Gents call and see them.
Cash Paid.

The Creamery grocery pays cash for
butter, eggs and all country produce.
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Carothers &:Green tor Keen Cutters.
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kirkSsille Woolen Mills.
Pure all wool Blankets, Flanrels
and Yarn at the Wooden Mills.
Hosiery.

lie larry The largest stoe3 Of first
class Hose tn the city.
B. f. LAlNh-ZI,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-11-02

Keep IN your memory that John I.
Hannah will sell groceries as cheap as
any tther house in town.