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WiImathyille Waits.

WlLMorHvILLE, Sept. Is. l make
haste to say something for my GRAPHIC
failed to arrive yesterday.
You say you want news. Well, news
is about as scarce as gold eagles in a
contribution box. True there have sew
eral things hap oened here lately that
were disgrace to our little village,
but will not report them.
Miss Esther Little commenced a
three months term of school the 3rd of
September. She has fifty.fve scholars
enrolled and more wish to attend.
Our school house is poor recon-
mend for the people here. 1t would
hardly make good corn crib.
There is plenty ofroasting ears in the
corn field yet and farmers are afraid
Jack will bite them.
Weddings on the sly are all the 60
now. Squire please don't tell any
body
Some movers passed here lately, en-
route from Indiana to northwest Mis-
souri,. They said while passing through
Illinois they were told that Missourlans
were set OF thieves and cut Threats.
Said movers claimed to lave received
better treatment in Missouri than they
did in Illinois. Oh ye kind Suckers.
Carpenters have been at work on our
church the past week. They expect to
plaster the church soon.
Molasses making is the next thing on
docket
An ola rarkey hen out on Cotton
Wood laid ~ eggs this saason----wbo is
next?
This year corn has been planted plow-
ed and oats harvested On the Sabbath
DAY not far from here.
Our public highways are badly out
of repair and with our present tax we
are unable to repair them.
PUMpKrS.
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Over the Charlton.
Graphic Correspondence

ZIG, Sept. 17.-Geo. Levingnth has
sold his farm to his brother Christ, tor
$1,000. He has moved to Kansas.
Jos. Harrison, who went to Kansas
some time since has sold his farm on
Walnut creek, for 5000. He has re-
turned to Kansas also.
Mathew Schoffield Is building a
dwelling on what is known as the old
Levinguth farm.
Alexander Farr and John Farr both
had their barns burned on the same
night recently. Both families were
away from home. Insured. Both fires
were undoubtedly lncendiary.
A fine you mare belonging to B. A
Bozarth was recently killed by hight
ming. She cost one hundred dollars
last spring.
J.3. Pope and wife are back from
Illinois. Mr.. Pope has had poor health
Wulic away.
Miss Winnie Zigler, Of this vicinity
has been quite sick but at last reports
was some better.
R. NJ. Johnson buried his oldest girl
the 9TH inst.
Mr.. Geo. Simmons and wife, of Salt
river township have been visiting
trends IN this vicinity. Also Miss
Maggie Thomas, Of Sullivan county
and Miss Melissa Alleaier OF Wilson
have been visiting friends and relatives
here.
Our friend Mr.. John Miller, who
bought the Williams Mill, is doing
large business in custom grinding. Be-
ing honest and industrious be steadily
gains new and keeps all his old Gus
toners. Z.
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We have contemplated for sons
time the offer Of $as for the best acse
Of com, 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 eater the contest. The only con
dlnons We make is that Contestants
shall inform U. Of the fact before CON
planting next spring; and furnish Us .
written report next 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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RECErTl0x.
A Pleasant Affair at the PARCELS
House.

Wednesday evening, when it became
known that Rev. A. v. Baylev, pastor
Of the NJ. E. Church. south, hsd beer
appointed to another charge, the men,
bers ofthe Magnet club at once deter
mined on giving him reception at the
PARCELS House, on that evening, as a
token of their esteem. Although
totally impromptu the reception was a
fine success and at an early hour the
T'arlor of the hotel were filled with
young people among when we note the
following:
W. F. Link, Miss Mollie Myers, w.
D. Oldham, Miss Mamie Sharp, l.. S.
Mitchell, Miss Ermme owen, WIN.
Porter, Miss Carrie Eggleson, w. A.
Cole, Miss Kate Baker, VIM. Bean,
Miss Nettie Smith, Gilbert Eichelber.
ger, Miss Kate Clark, Henry Patterson.
Miss Bessie Dutfield, John 0. Terrell,
Miss Alice Link. C. A. Ross, Miss Net
tie Willard, Rev. A. V. Bayley and
Miss Alice Smith.
The master Of ceremonies, w. f
Link, in neat little speech rendered
the Inequalities of the club to their
guest, who feelinRly responded, after
which the entire party filed into the
dining rovin were the tables
spread with good things awaited them.
Mr.. Jackson, and his excellent lady re-
ceived many compliments for the taste
and quality of the repast they prepar-
ed in such short notice.
After supper toasts were proposed by
Miss Nettie Willard and Miss Mamie
Sharp and fittingly responded to by w.
d. Oldham and H. E. Patterson. On
returning to the parlor the assembly
were favored with beautiful recita-
ton by Miss Kate Clark. and time
sped swiftly in social intercourse till
the The Star dials hinted of morn"
Rev. Bayley will be greatly missed IN
kirksville. He goes to Centralia for
the ensuing year.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Rights OF Labor meet every FRI
day evening.
The Liberal Society has rented Bay
lor's Hall. Meeting at that place Sun
day evening.
Geo. r. Vending lectures al the Nor
NAL chapel tonight.
Prof. W. P. Mason, will conduct the
services at the Cumberland Presbyte.
rian church next Sunday.
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IN MEMORIAM.

DlED-In Clay township. Adair county. Mo-, on
on The second day 0fst ptember lss3, Mr., Thomas
L. Stewart.
Thoma. L. stewart was bern in Kentucky In
1865, He made profession of religion in 1884 and
united with the NJ. E. church. He was married
August End 1886 and In November Of the same year
moved to Illinois, bearing a letter of commenda-
lion from his church, aud there united with the
people OF his choice. In isi7 he removed to this
state. aud again united with the church OF his
choice and remained u worthy member TO the close
Of his long aud useful life. He wasa faithful chris
tan. kind father. good neighbor and exemplary
citizen. lie leaves an aged wife two sons and two
daughtersIto mourn his loss. His funeral was at
tended by 4 concourse Of friends and neighbors.
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Suicide.

We learn from Mr.. u. d. Jones, of
Edna, whom we met on our streets
Tuesday morning, that a young man
named G. NJ. Dale, died from an over
dose CT morphine a. his boarding house
in Edna, on Saturday night. 1t is not
known positively, but it is thought
that the drug was taken with suicidal
intent.
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'.aKens klns"

Back at nv old quarters in my own
building. adjoining the Masonic edifice
on the North Side OF the square, and
opening up with a new stock Of clocks
watches. jewelry, silver ware, musical
instruments, spectacles, and other
goods IN the line and having
taken partner. the firm will he known
IS Hart & Miller. l appreciate the
confidence and liberal patronage of
friends IN the past, and with an exper-
fenced and sklllful workman as assis.
tant expect the firm will be able to
give better satisfaction than I have
given in the past. w. NJ. HIATT.
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cREGxToP GRaraICs.
Notes and Consents by Cur Local
Reporter-Ceal Prospects.

!, GREExrop, Mo-, Sept, 10 'S3. Schools
are in full blast again. and the urchir
and youth are assuming thoughtful
mien. Can not our Greentop folks or
ganize literary club to develop thu
latent talent that lies dormant and
with pent up energies in the mind and
heart of each, awaiting the proper en-
couragement to blossom radiant rose
of intellectual and moral pleasure un.
dimned by weather's inciemencies bu!
made brighter by years of constan.
use.
We neglected to mention IN our last
the return from trip of pleasure and
observation of our genial townsman
Mr.. L. Metcalf who has been through
southwestern Missouri and southeast
ern Kansas. He reports beautiful
country and CHEEKY prospects but says
that none he saw exceeds for general
merits those of his own section.
Prospecting for the hidden wealth of
Dame Earth has Just begun.
The prospectors for coal are san
gulne of meeting with success. Our
people await with patience, the results
of the search.
Rev. Barnett, one Of our aged citizens
started lew days since to visit friends
near Sedaiia He will be gone until the
first of October.
Mr.. Thos. Hawkins, former citizen
of this place, with family, lett few
days since, for his new home in Win
field, Kansas.
We noticed Mr.. S. NJ. Picker, of
kirksvile on our streets one day this
week.
The Cannon Ball stops here going |
both directions and people here seem to
appreciate It's conveniencss from the
manner of their patronlzing it.
Mrs. L. Lumbar. the queen OF caterers
in the culinary arts in our neighborine
town, Queen CITY, was here visiting
friends yesterday.
Mr.. W. S. Reynolds of this place is
,ne of the Normal phalaux this year.
ae is young man of excellent qual,-
les and we bespeak for him credlta-
BE record as student during the COM
ny year.
Our friend W. A. McKeehan Is es-
,ecially cheerful within the last few
lays. WHAT'S it VIM?
MISS Allie Harmon of Glenwood
asst evening rendered to a limited au-
Hence at the NJ E. Church. Her Sc
ections were well chosen. "The En-
.lish Language" THE Church." Gan
Apostrophe to the World ''lngersoll-
ille,' etc. The reader commands s
ich and clear voice. Her mcdulations
ccents and enunciatlons of voice and
er gestures are such as to indicate !
Notwithstanding her youthiulness more
nan an amateur IN the noble profess
On IN which she has assumed a 1ole
nd IN which she should be encouraged
V all interested in seeking an avenue
lto the labyrinths of the best and WIS
st men and women Of he past and
resent ages, YoNKEE.
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Northern Illinois.

Mr.. Luke WadIeigh, of Oquaw6a,
Illinois, writes the following items in a
business letter to the GRAPHIC: I'VE
have it dry and cold up here. The
nights ale splendid for sleeping, if you
have good blankets and quilts. Of
corn that was planted on the 18th of
May one third is in good shape to roast
or boil. Sept. 6 one third will be in
about ten days and the balance IN IF
teen. Fruit, very little OF any kind;
Health good; Wheat fine; Oats fine
Early potatoes good, the late not SO
good; Meadows and pastures good.
River business lively. Large fleets of
lumber lass,ngl daily; Money plenty,
etc
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Big Potatoes.

Mr.. L. R. Williams, living near the
Normal brought us four sample pota-
toes on Monday. They were raised
from seed sent him from Illinois and
are called the white Elephant" and
White Star" Two of them weighed
Just one pound each, the. other two
little less.
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WORTH VISITING.

The new store of David Waliamsea
at Fioyd's Greek is we'll worth visitiAg-
They have stocked their new mammoth
establishment With everything in the
merchandise ;i,ss and are prepared 70
ill almost any er,ier when you 2ote
Fl0yds Creek !rop in and take look
ct their large spd y.,rei assortment.
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New Baden Notes.

Several parties from town were here
last week.
Preaching Saturday evening by Rev.
D. Lefever; also on Sunday.
a proposition has oeen preached to
build a chu,ch edlfce at this place,
and the proposition is we'll received
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on the Track.

A bad rail caused the front trucks of
the passenger coach Of the Trenton
train to leave the track, just before
reaching the depot on Monday evening.
The passengers we're somewhat shaken
up" and the north bound passenger
tram delayed a few minutes in conse.
uuence of the obstruction.
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DRESS SILKS.

We have just received, direct from
New York, 100 yards heavy blue
black SET: finish eros Grain Dress
Silks. Prices from $500 to SITS
per yard. They are the best make Of
silks in the United States. Come and
get samples and compare with some Of
our competitors. B. F. LAMKIN.
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New Departure.

DR.. Pearce, the Dentist on the south
side, having just purchased for cash, a
large stock Of such teeth as have been
SO literally advertised in this vicinity
as 1880 sets and now made as first
class teeth-has completed all arrang.
ments and facilities for making them
at $500 per single set, or 5000 per
double Set. Cal and examine them
before contracting.
Remember that his Office is over
Lamkins store midway of the South
side. If.
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New Butcher ShOD.

Mr.. N. L. Thompson, our Old and
well-known butcher has formed . CO.
partnership with S. ]. Miller recently
from Pennsy lvania, and the firm will
open onta first class meat market on
the northeast corner Of tia square.
Give them a call.
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knights Of Labor.

Local Assembly No. 2772 meets on
Friday night of each week. Every
laboring man should join. Officers are
Thos. Sees. NJ. W.: n. w. SAWYER, w.
F.; VIM. Wallace, w. l.: Chas. Allgaier.
A.; J. NJ. Hooker, F. s.; A. l.. Holmes,
T.: VIM. Gall. S.; F. ]. Koehl, q. h; I.
H. Armstrong. |. E.: j tosselman, @.
E.; Robt. Harris, J. W. Barnard and
A. Barnett, Trustees.
r. l.. DARRow, RS
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Colt Raising.

Mr.. Ed. I. Shane, OF this city has
purchased nice lot of colts which are
now on pasture at the Houser farm, a
short distance south of the Normal.
There are thirty one in the drove, and
and we understand Mr.. Shane will add
to the number as opportunity offers. q
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Coming.

The well-known, and unrivalled
Georgia Minstrels are billed for Kinks
vile, one night only, at Masonic Hall,
Monday night, October 1st, They are
counted the very best on the road.
Those wanting seats should secure them
early as there will doubtless be big
rnsb
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Farm wagons.

Carrothers & Greene have just re-
,eivei car load of the celebrated Stu
ieoaker and Moline Wagons. Call and
see them.
Every Body wants Ross & Co.'S Quincy
Flour because it is the best and
cheapest.
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! To Normal Students and the Public
6eneraIIy

ia are RESPECTFULLY m7ited
10 call at PayrelTs North Side
PAotog,apA Gallery and note
Fhe many eAan9es that hare
l'6etn MADE in tie past Summer
Tile Gallery has undergone a
eombkkehange. Mtv hskyu.
ments, New Back Grounds
and ne7o accessories hare Teen
added. This Gallery is tile
Oldest established GALLERY tn
norM Missouri. Nothing int
first class work is aLloayed to
Iea0e tile rom. DO not fail to
come and BRING all your r1end
You aiH not ,xgrsf yo1r ri1t
Respef1uilp yours
H.G PARCELL.
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Nlllard Festival.

We have been requested to say that
Perseverance Lodge, 1. 0. G. T., st
Willard will give a public festival on
the night of Friday, September 18th, to
which all are invited. A splendid time
is expected.
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Please call at the Creamery Grocery
East side Of the square and examine
our complete stock of groceries, all of
which have been bought for spot cash
and will be sold very low. Cash paid
for eggs. j. S. BLACKMAN & Co.
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John Z. Hannah.

Keeps the boss place at which to pur-
chase FLOUR, either by the sack or at
Wholesale. He handles nothing but
first-class Hour, and sells as cheap as
the cheapest. Give MIN a call before
purchasing.
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New Hay Barn.

Messers D. Il. Dodson e. Co., have
ABOUT completed a new hay barn on
the ground occupied by the one burned
sometime since. It will be used for
storage purposes only, and the press
will he in detached building.
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FineCigars.

The "kirksvli'e Favorite,' manuiac-
tured expressly forJ. G. MAYNARD, Is the
Boss Cigar sold in Kirksville.
Another brand the '504-YCu Know
Is ii splendid five cent cent ciga.. Cal.
az MAYxARps.
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House Keepers.

All house keepers. for the ladies are
most directly interested, should call
and see the new .Peninsular" cooking
stove with the extension top and hot
water reservoir, and made TO burn
either wood or coal, now on sale at
BECKToL & SNYDER's.
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ergass L Flames.

w. A. Adams. sells the Wilcox &
White, Mason & Hamlin, Carpenter
and Empire Organs. Also, almost all
the Standard Pianos, including the
Steinway and Weber. Call and see
him. 17tf.
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Mev DeIhay.

Nessrs Wilkes and MarmaGuke the
South side Rrocerymen have started
their new Delivery Wagon and will
promptly deliver purchases to all parts
of Kirksvil'e Leave your orders.
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All Slowed Up.

Carothers & Greene are prepared to
stove up any building in the country.
Churches, school houses, family resi-
dences or any other place where good
heating or cooking stoves are required,
supplied promptly.
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FOR lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's
porous plaster. Price . cents.
sH1LOH'S COUGH and Cousumption
Cure is sold by Us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption.
SHILOH'S vITALIZER is what you ueed
for constipation. loss Of appetite. Dizziness
and all symptom. Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and IS cents per bottle.
GROUP, WHODP1NG Cough end Bronchi-
lis Immediately relieved BY Shiloh's cure
Sold by T. R Fowler, Kirksville lxo.
NAE "
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received by the county
court up to noon Oct. End, 1883. to
build a dwelling house on the Adair
County Poor Farm. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved. Plan and
specifications can be seen at the county
clerks Office. SIS McLAuGHIIN,
Clerk.
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No. 8.

Upstairs in LIST National Bank Block
is the office of A. N. SMITH, Real Es.
ate Agent, Huntsville, Mo. tt
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Cloaks and Dolmans.

Our fall and winter stock in dolmans,
surtouts, jackets, jerseys and cloaks
are now complete. Largest and finest
lines ever sh own in the city.
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The Peninsular. ="

Becktol and Snyder have a full line
of the "Pepinsular" Range, and Plain
and Extension top Cooking stoves.
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Normal Students.

Bear in mind W. j. Fout positively
will MOI he Unders I'D on Normal Text
hooks. Don't squander your cash I'LL
YOU have called at the west side Book
Store
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Headquarters.

Students who club, will find John
I. Hannahs Grocery the favorite
n eadquarters" for supplies. Drop in
and see him.
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Upstairs in LIST National Bank Block
is the office OF A. NJ. SMITH, Real Es-
tate Agent, Kirksville, Mo. II
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Boarding.

The Misses Julia and Mollie Halter
have rented the Picker residence, near
the square, and will receive boarders
at reasonable rates.
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ssoo,ooo.oo

To loan at 6s interest in sums from
10000 to 100000.
HOLLISTER & MCCALL.
Office in rear OF Griggs & Picker.
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len and Il half pounds of fine Sugar
:or 500 at j. d. Stephens & Sons.
Scld everywhere else at only ten lbs.
to tie $l.O0
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The Double Heater for Hard Coal
will heat room below and a room
above, with same fuel. Stove to be
seen at BECKToL G. SNYDER's
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PERSONALS

B. w. BaowS is back from his Wis
consin trip. looking hearty and we'll
| A.H.LArnAM.of I.iuderville, called in
Monday.
| DR.. Ben. GUrrEY, of Walnut town
ship was in town Monday.
DIR. GonEN. J. X. Music and w. E
Foster, all started east in company on Wed
nesday nights cannon ball." Destination
New York City.
DR SAGE, OF Novlnger, gave us call
one day this week and finding the editor cut,
left his card with $3.50 TO hold it down. CD
our table. Thanks.
Our constant subscriber" MIR. G.. W.
Young, of Putnam county, called to see us
Tuesday and ordered the GRAPHIC continued.
j. S. HICKMAN, of Shlbley's Point
wants to keep posted" on politics in Tan
bark Township, SO he calle.., and left US &l.5O
better off on Tuesday.
Mr.. A. GoNNERMAN and daughter, of
Hurdland. paid us a call Wednesday.
}. B. Willis dropped in on us We'd
nesday and left $500 to cheer the proprietor,
with orders to continue the GRAPHc indeh-
nitely. All right.
The PROPRIETOR Of mo. 81 went to
Kansas City Tuesday, on business and will be
absent several days.
Mr.. THEo. FOWLER has returned from
quite an extensive eastern trip in which he
took in New York city and other points. He
got back Friday evening.
Miss SADIE CH1LDREss will teach in
the Lancaster public schools this winter.
Miss MINNIE CARNEY returned from
Moberly on Monday evening, where she had
been in attendance at the Randolph county |
fair
Mn. II. e. Lyon, of Polk township.
was in town wednesday and dropped in to
see us few moments
Nh. D. B. Dunn, of Moberly, resident
engineer of tie Wabash, was here on Mon
day surveying the company's ground in the
vicinity of the depot.
j. B. LARRlNs, after quite an extend
ed business trip tn, ough Wisconsin, Mime.
sofa and Dakota, is at home once more
ONE of our Kansas subscribers. Mr..
Thos. keown called Monday He is visiting
Adair county friends and will remain several
weeks. He gives very cheering report OF
crops i'll his part ofnortliern Kansas.
OuR old friend and subscriber, Mr..
Fred Smith, of Prairie Bird, was in town one
lay this week on business.
NJ. F. STEock, of Brashear. gave the
GRAPHIC pleasant call Oh Monday.
JUDGE NJ. G.CLEM was On our streets
Monday.
IRA J. kEPHART, of Brashear town.
las gone tollIumphreys to work on the Wa
,ash at that place.
Mr.. CHAs. HAMMOND and family have
removed from Quincy TO this place. Mr.. II. +;
: engineer on the Trenton 4 Kirksville d.
vision of the Q. NJ. Il P.
Mss SADIE GARRETT has gone to Ma
on, City on an engagement rs tailoress at
salary.
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Oh NV ~.

How my mouth waters! Sec the
Stacks ofsweetness at Maynard's. An
immense stock Of fresk fancy candies
Just arrived.
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Ladies Busters.

In Linen and Worsteds at less than
manufacturers cost at the Palace Store
OF HARLAN Bios.