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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-06-28

Scene at the base ball grounds: A
hall was knocked siaewise and caught
on q Hy, Foul and our WAS the
CRY of the umpire. A charming high
school girl, looking At the game, elac
mates, SAL, really, how can it be a
fowl? [ don't see any feathers ="
And she turned to her attendant
with AN inquiripg look. "Well--obl
Yes. you see, ths reasun you don't see
the feai bers is because it belongs to
4he picked nine - Peorja 1faE--
script
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-06-28

If there were ever any reason why
Tilden and Hendricks should be re-
nominated, it existed in 1880 and
not now. All the hubbub caused by
the recent expressions from Hend-
ricks will only tend to weaken Nc
Donald. That is all there is in it,
jackson Mississippian.
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Trustees sale.

BY virtue of certain Deed Of Trust
executed to the undersigned as Trustee,
by Il. G. Moore and her husband James
Moore, on the nth day of january, 1873,
10 secure a certain Indebtedness therein
mentioned to Horace j. Perrin, which
Deed of Trust is duly recorded IN the Of
fee of the Chancefy Clerk of Monroe
County, Mississippi, in Deed Book No Al,
Pages 241, 242, 243 and PA, which with the
note has been transferred 10 Nj. G.. Mid
dleton, will proceed 10 sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder for cash, in
front of the west door of the Court House
in Aberdeen in said County, on
Monday, JEaEy 18TH. HSS3,
all, or sEfIiciency, of the following de-
scribed lands, lying in the said County
ana State, to-wit: South east quarter of
section 80, township IA, range 49,; north
east quarter OF section l, township II,
range 10; north half of south west quarter
of section .. township IA, range is; 20 acres
in south west corner of north west quar-
ter of section 81, township 14,range lSand
east half of south west quarter of section
81 township "a. range IS, to pay off the
balance of said Indebtedness and interest
and the cost of executing said Trust. sale
within legal hours Such title given as Is
vested i'll me rs II usiee.
JOHN O'CONNFR,
june II 1855 Trustee
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Rn. ]. B8a1fIEL0'S
EEN3aA.G. saE. lila ] OR
W9Maa'S BEEF 5sasEsSIS.

tits we'll known to physicians, and Glas' too well
known to suffering women themselves, that they
are subject To numerous diseases peculiar to their
sex such ~ suppression OF the Monse9, painful
mud acauty Mcnatruaton, Congestion, liberation
and Falling Of the Womb, attended with an end
les train of sympathetic and constitutional disor-
derg which embitters the whole life, and which
have long been consldercd Us almost incurable.
But ut last the remedy has been foundn
Or. J. Era13oZd'a FouaIe Regulator.
Itlsuot a Genre ali, /" but q remedy for one class
OF diseases, all OF which pertain to the WoSn
Any sufferer from the diseases mentioned can
take this remedy and thus relieve horseli without
revealing her condition to any o3e, and without
euhiectlng her womGnly madesty to the shock of
an examination by physician.
Tobglng health and happiness to tho homes OF
suffering women is n mission before which royal
favor sinks into insistihcance. What earthly ben
efaction can compare with one which protects from
"That dire disease whose ruthless power
Withers beauty s trancent flower"
which gives case for pain, 10y Tor sorrow, smiles
far tears the OF health Ter the pa!lof OF dis
ease the light elastic stop Cor dragging weariness,
nights OF soft ropose for heavy hours Of tossing
ness, the sweet liue OF full grown brauy FOR inc
sharp and Withcred form ~ cancellation, long llfo
OF mental. physical, social tuj domestic enjoy
Inents Tor ttO sdd davs oi pain sud Gloom ending
Ia an early grave2 Sdoh Is tine mission, such are
the results Of Dr.. J. BVAnrGEIpH FEMALE RFGu-
styled "Womnn'B Best Friend"
hWhites," aud oil those Irregularities OF the
womb SO destructive 20 the health, happiness and
single ii,s,' bottle u thla wonderful compound
most earnestly Invited to give tbis great remedy
| trial 1t has cured thousands, and viii cure YOU
Price, small Size, Is oenta. Large size, $50.
| Manufactured oy
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New Advertisements.
DROWNED III BEER
Concerning This Popular Esever.
nge Two Mcn Express their
Winds.

bst y HS NkFE FLA kpEFSD hkelE
Minds.
1.-THE fact is sir, and you may stick
pin there, that the people Of this country
are likely to be drowned in Il food of
lager beer" secuted an enthusiastic
teetotaier the other day into the ear of
your c0rnered correspondent. The Ger
man drink has struck us hard. IL is the
second deluge."
Eyes. and the worst of this beer drink
ing business is that it gets up kidney
troubles, as II heavy wind raises the
waves" addeu q city physician, who had
a knowledge of the times and a tendency
to metaphor. 1.-THE midnight schooner
leaves hehinditawake of furred tongues,
headaches, torpid livers, nausea, and all
that, aud lays the foundation of Bright's
Disease"
This melancholy fact accounts In part
for the increasing sales of BENSON'S
CAPClNE POROUS PLASTER, which at
once mitigates these symptoms. Price rs
cents. Ask your physicians about IL.
Seabury 4 Johnson, Chemists, N. Y.
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GRAPHICs.

Re-openlng OF the Parcell's Gallery TO
day. Call IN and see the new furniture
pictures and artistic accessories.
Mrs L. J. Edmondson will occupy
the bakery on the North east corner
after Monday and will keep everything
found in first class establishment Of
that kind, including full line of con.
tectlonery
A grand reunion of the survivors OF
both armies engaged in the Battle OF
Wilson creek will be held at or near
the battle ground near Springfield,
Mo-, August 9Th, 9th and 10th.
The walls of Smiths Business Col
lege are about completed and the frame
WORK Of the roos is being erected. The
building fills the promise of its builder
and already presents an imposing APP
pearance. which will be still further
heightened when it is completed,
a petition quite largely signed by
citizens in the west part of town was
presented the town Board on Tuesday
nigh: asking that an underground
passage be opened near the Wabash
depot, that travel and trafc from the
west side may not be interrupted so
much BY trains. The matter was taken
under Amusement by the Board.
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Sunday School Statistics.

1t Is the urgent request of State AS
ISOLATION which request is emphasized
by the importance of the work-that
an earnest effort be made in July to
gather complete statistics from every
Sunday school in the state In order
that county and township organizations
may do this work, the cooperation OF
every Superintendent must be had.
Now, friends Of the cause in Adalr Co.,
will you not assist IN this? Suitable
blanks for the required reports are in
my possession, but | do not know tchert
nor 10 tehom to send them. Let each
Superintendent in Polk, Pettis, Liber.
ty, Walnut, Morrow, and Nineveh
townships send me his address at once
and | will forward blanks with return
postage. Will you de that? Then we
may have before Us full statistics of our
county. | name these townships be-
cause township Secretaries will do the
work IN Benton and Salt River and ar
rangements are made by which it will
be done in Clay and Wilson.
L. ?. WARpR1p,
Brashear, No. County Sec'y.
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Narrow Escape.

Miss Nettie Willard OF this place
was one of the passengers on the tram
that was blown from the traek last
Thursday near Browning We give the
following extracts from a letter writ
ten to her father DR.. \. P. Willard,
dated Kansas City, July 10th. Speak
ing of the wrecklng Of the train she
says: Il had just chan ged my seat, be-
fore the trz in turned oyer, or | would
have been badly hurt. The conductor
was standing talking to me when it
happened, and his arm was broken and
hand severely mashed. There
We're twenty-five on board and only six
escaped being hurt, and when l stood
there among the bleeding and groan-
ing and saw how fortunate | had been,
l never felt so thankful to God in my
life before. One gentleman. who was
in the baggage car was hurt very badly.
l wonder he was not killed as the
trunks fell on him." Miss Willard only
sustained few minor bruises, and was
able TO proceed on her Journey to Kan
sas City the next day, 1t was very
narrow escape indeed.
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Right at Last.

The other day while passing along
the west side of the square, heard the
following conversation:
Say! Adams, where did you get that
new suit of Cloths
at the New York Store. There is
where do all my trading. 1t only
cost me $3.50. They asked ne every
other place $500 for exactly the same
goods. You can get an all wool suit
for $500 and boys suits for $500
"Well, John, ] am going to try them.
l always heard they sold goods very
cheap"
He is right, you bet.
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Paragon of Animals.

Some idea OF the enormous fortunes
that are tied up in w. w. Coles New
Colossal Shows Consolidated in one
overwhelming aggregation, may be
gained from the one trifine fact that a
single act can be truthfully called a
fifty thousand dollar advertisement:
for such indeed is the one afforded BY
w. W. Coles marvellous, almost human
ly intelligent trick stations. They are
in very truth Ito once more quote
Shakespeare ''the paragon of ANIMALS,
the quintessence of dust
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Read This.

Mr.. David Baird 1.-The marble man"
Of North Missouri, has just received
and now has for sale the finest line of
monuments and memorial tablets ever
offered in this section. Parties desir
ing tasty and suitable memorials for
the last resting place of their loved
ones should call now while
there is such variety to choose from.
Mr.. Baird, sells direct to his customers,
and buys direct from the Marble quar-
ries hence he can do better by you than
any other dealer in the west. To this
is added a prestige and experience Of
over twenty years in the business.
Call and see him and tell him you saw
this notice in the GRAPHIC
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The Osborne.

Monday morning we went ont to the
/. B. Dodson farm miles east of town u
witness the workings of a New Osborn
Irvine Binder furnished by Messrs
Carothers & Greene. Our party con-
sisted of two or three newspaper men,
}. C. Carothers, John Shaver, ana last
but not least the lightning machine
man, Mr.. |. NJ. Kinney, known better
hereabounts by the name of the wild
Texan. Although the grain was in
poor condition and the machine had
been put together and set to work by a
novice. when we arrived on the ground
it was already IN the field at work. A
few touches and slight adjustments by
the expert" while the machine was in
motion were al! that was necessary.
This is not the '0Sborne's" first season
here, and it has established fine repu-
tation by IFS previous record. Its
principal Joints are its self adjustment
OF its cutter bar, so that it can cut
grain six inches high and yet bind up
every stalk, its light draft and the fact
that its binder contains thirteen pieces
less than than any other machine and
IFS consequent simplicity and less
liability get ont of repair. Messers
Carothers & Greene are agents for the
sale of this machine III this county. L.
you think of purchasing anything in
the llne of Agricultural Machinery
give them a call. Repairs and parts of
all kinds kept in stock.
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Hail Storm.

Mr.. G. A. Reynolds informs US that
a severe hail storm Visited the vicinity
of the White school house on Wednes
day night, doing considerable damage
TO the crops on the farms of Marion
and John Tudor, w. w. Clark, AL. Car
ney MIR. Mcclellan and others A num-
Der of window lights, were broken in
various residence in the neighporhood.
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what We Must Do.

We must and will close out in the
next thirty days 5000 worth of cloth
ing, $1,000 worth of carpets, $500
worth of shoes and slippers, and over
5000 worth of summer goods, at actual
cost. Now If You do not believe it
come and see for yourself. Ii you do
not want to buy come and get prices
It will do you good, at the
New YORK STORE.
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Reception.

PARCELS Gallery which has been
closed several days while undergoing
repairs and being refurnished opens
again to-day, and the public is invited
to call and look at the rooms. No finer
or better appointed art-tooms can be
found in North Missouri. Drop in and
see him.
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4 Freud Prscesslsa.

In w. w. Coles street Iroces,ion--
truly colossal and majestic pageant
Are Eve brass bands. and golden mu-
SIC char,ots OF the pattern OF old Rome,
elephants in harness, caravan Of thos 9
dociie animals of the desert-the gen.
tie camels, clowns, donkeys. ponies.
performing animals of all kinds, aud
more golden glitter and bewilder,nR
brilliancy than Is seen in the starry
heavens on a cloudless night.
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Buy groceries from
Halliday Bros, and
you will laugh and
grow fat. When YOU
see how cheap they
are selling goods.
DIED..

Mrs. Elvira Rebecca Chase died Of
consumption July 10th, A. N. 1888.
near Gresntop. Schuyler County NO.,
age % years, ! month 25 days, she was
member of the Christian church and
lived and died in the faith of the gospel
leaving husband and two little chill
dren to mourn her loss. She was laid
to rest in the Myers grave yard near
Queen City the next day. Funeral
ser vices by Ed. j. ". DAVIS of Kinks
vile. No.
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Painting and Graining.

Messrs Chase & Fusselman, of this
city, painters. have secured the services
CT Mr.. Hart, formerly in the Pullman
Palace Car works, and one of the finest
grainers in the west. Parties wishing
first class work in this line should give
them call. n13-4H
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Halliday Bros, Of
fer special bargains in
the grocery line for
two weeks on -four,
fish, sugar, fruit jars
and canned goods.
These goods will only
be held two weeks
subject to present
prices. Call early and
get a bargain.
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Appointments.

Rev. J. S. Boyd Is to preach at Sab.
bath Home church, next Sabbath, July
I'd at o'clock P. NJ.
Rev. Rnszell will preach at Pleasant
Grove at II o'clock Sunday 22d INST
After services he will administer the
ordinance of christian baptism
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Pic NC.

We printed bills this week for a
general pic ME to be held at the Joe.
Smith Spring in Walnut township on
the 4th of August. The committee
promises good time and invites every
body to attend.
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Farmers and travellers, wanting a
good square meal. lunch or a cup of
coffee at any hour should drop in and
see Uncle Charley AlIgaier, six doors
south of the Savings Bank. He Is pre-
pared to dish up your order in shcrt
notice Call in and see him.
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Town Talk.

Go TO the New York Store If YOU
want bargains in clothing, carpets,
boots, shoes, slippers, hats, STRAW and
wool, silks, prints, dress, and summer
goods of all kinds.
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Fine Potatoes.

Mr.. VIM. Alvey placed upon our Ia
bic this week i've sample potatoes
which weighed four pounds. They are
the Early Beauty of hebron variety,
and are the best potatoes we have seen
so far me present season.
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"HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents
SHILOH'SCURE WILL Immediate
" relieve Group, Whooping cough and
bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com.
plant, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never
fails to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price SO cents. Sold by 7. R. Fowler, Kinks
Vile.
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Senethilg New.

John Vessel & Cos. crackers by the
new process. Take like magic. Try
them and you will have no other. For
sale by the popular grocer. j. Hope.
n12 At
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Laces Laces.

In addition to our immense sock of
Laess and Hamburg edgings, we hare
a neo' stoTk Of Laes remnants put up tn
piefss Of trom 2ho 10 yds., sold at 10 cts.
a 6nntk zcAieh is less than half prize at
HARLAN BROS.
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COnundrum.

How can The headwaters of rirer
which is a creek, pass otherwise than
on the west of a town situated on its
east bank?
We pasS.
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John Hannah still leads on all kinds
OF Family Groceries, at the old stand
west side square.
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Wanted.

500 Dozen old hens ats2.4O per dozen
to be delivered on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday next. H. FELKER,
At Hoibrook's old stand.
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Read fMS.

1t you want to save money, and get
good goods at very lew prices. call at
the New York Store. mest side of the
public square, Knksnlle, No.
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All kind of produce bought and sold
at John Hannah's Popular Grocery
west side.
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Henry aallam, St. Louis, Mo, says;
d" Browns Iron Bitters afforded me
great reliefln dyspepsia"
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Wall paper in variety, both in style
and price at F. A. Groves.
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Just ,seeired di,eet from tie dflo,y
at .Nev York, tie 6<sf line of fine SHOES
fer Ladies and Gexks k&at eyev came to
Ki,ksviN and at p,if<s loUey kAss ere1
sold 6eto,s at HARLAN BROS.
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Over $4,000 worth of goods to be
closed ont in the next thirty DAYS. at
cost. NEW YORK STORE.
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Window curtains, nice line with al
the necessary fixtures, for sale at bot
tom figures by F. A. GROVE.
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Keep out the flies by day and the
bugs by night. Those handsome door
and window screens put up on short
notice by Holmes. Annex, & Co.
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Hats! Hats!

Tile largest line efaN kinds egsr be-
fore ofe,ed and at Iozver prizes titan
evey sold defors tn Kirks7tlk. We
must raise money and the goods must be
said. HARLAN BROS.
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Building hardware of every descrip'
ton. Call at BEcKToL e. SNYDERs s.
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Robert Clark has Just finished build
ing an Iron clad powder magazine and
has it flied with Dupont Powder. Mr..
Clark is wholesale agent for the above
powder. Dealers wanting powder can
get ii at regular wholesale prices. 12-2t
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Cnrothers & Greene for cultivators.

John Hannah desires the public to
understand that he is still on deck at
the old stand. Lots of goods and bot
tom prices. Produce OF all kinds bought
and sold. Call in and see him.
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CARPETS.


We will receive this
week, direct from the
manufactures of Phil
adelphia, Is pieces of
new Carpets and Co.
Goa Mattings, includ-
ing Ingrains, Extra
Supers, Tapestry and
Body Brussels.
B. F. LAMKIN.
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Garden tools, spades, forks, rakes. et'
full Inc at BEcKroL & SSyDER's.
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For bargains in slippers call on Burt
& Hun t. -
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Becktol & Snyder have the latest
style gasoline stoyes-last the thing for
summer use,
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clothing.

Il neav and complete line to be closed
out at Aoscer prizes than ever before sold
tn Kirks0ilAe, at
HARLAN BROS.
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Bear in mind the fact that
John Hannah rus the celebr ated iXL
St. Charles Flour. The best IN tn
market,
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Baylor will not be undersold. Call
and see.
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Mrs, Minerva Lovelace, St. Louis,
Mo-. says: " My son has taken Browns
Iron Bltters for general debility with
good results"
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Carpets, clothing and all summer
goods at cost. No humbu2, come and
try US and see for yourself.
New YoR1 STORE.
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Try the new process crackers made
10y John VESSEL & Co.. Quincy. They
are for sale at Hopes Grocery store.
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Baylor will sell goods as cheap az
any house in town.
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To close | viii offer large induce
ments. BAYLOR.
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II you want moving machine call
on Carothers & Greene.
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If you want sickle mended 60 to
MART BEEMAE.
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The best Barbed Wire in the world
the Elwood-for sale at
BECKToL & SNYDERs
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Don't buy Barbed Wire till you see
BEcKro. & SNYDER.
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Harlan Bros. hare determined to
close out fgs thousand dollars 1v0yth of
goods at fost TO raise money, aoib!N 90
days.
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No. /. screens of all sizes at
HOLMES. AMICK 4 Co.
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Becktol & Snyder want to see you,
De2eamer & Co.'S. old stard.
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Door screens. Window screens!
HOLMES, AMIcK & Co.
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Robt. Clark Is wholesale agent for
Dupont's powder. 12tf
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Sugars cheaper than
ever at Halliday Bros.
Fruit season is here
take in this bargain.

Call on Markey & Floyd for your
Groceries, cheap for cash.
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st. Joe's best, Mexico. Macon, Slater
and Quincy Flour by the car load
wagon load or sack. at Ross G. Cos.