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Wilson WhittlfngS.

JAN. 1.-Our sick folks, Mrs. Osgooi
and Mr.. Reid are slowly recovering,
Miss Ella Wood is teaching the Fair.
view school this winter. She has had
several years experience and is making
quite success Of it.
1t is said that two things are certain
in this world, death and taxes, Which
would appear to be the worst to bear
this year?
James Crawford an old settler of this
part OF the country has returned on a
flying trip to his old home. He went
to Utah Territory two Or three years
ago and has been making that place his
home. He reports everything booming
IN Titan, says he was married since 60
ing there, and ITS a boy this time. This
Is his fourth wife. He buried three be-
fore leaving here.
Mr.. A. ID. Scranton is preparing to
move with his family to southern Ills,
where they expect to make their future
home. We hope they may prosper.
1t is thought by some that if the
present winter proves hard one, that
not enough Greenbackers will get
through for sSed, except IN more favor
ed localities. CLoD HOPPER.
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Christmas Festivities in Liberty.

The ladies of the Prairie Mission
Sabbath School gave Christmas en-
tertainments on Monday evening at the
school house south of Ringos Point,
known as the Prairie or Murphy school
house. The room was appropriately
decorated with an evergreen tree as tall
and large as the house would admit of
using, which was laden with presents
from topic bottom and was duly light
ed with waxen tapers, There was also
a table covered with glittering vases
china and glass vaces, handsome Pa
peteries, a bust of the immortal Shake
spere, nice volume of Engllsh Poems,
and variety of ether tokens from the
ampleStore house OF old Santa Claus.
The exercises we're opened with excel
len. prayer by Mr.. Johnathan Ford.
There was singing by the Choir ofsome
c Christmas selections. Mrs. Wilbert
Taylor gave pathetic recitation inten-
ded to admourish all delinquent and
close listed Pater families.
Miss Matte Taylor selected read
ing. Mr.. S. A. Murphy delivered the
address which was exceedingly appro-
rate to to the occasion but the hum
orous part designed for the children
was greatly abbreviated by the pre-
mature appearance of the most i'm
portant parsonage of the evening,
namely Old Santa Claus, or rather his
supposed to be prototype. His snow
laden garments, false face, quaint ap-
pearance, produced a roar of merri-
ment ard all were ready for the treat
of apples nuts and bon-bons he be-
slowed. Old Santa also distributed
the presents which numbered over $50
and ranged from cioaks and dress
patterns Of cashmere and worsted down
to connections.
The house was very full but perfect
order and decorum was observed.
Altogether it made very agreeable
evening and marked a long advance in
public sentiment towards a higher
standard OF culture and refinement.
PHOENIX
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FOR SALE.
| Twill sell my hotel furniture or my
grocery stock, or both If desired.
R. D. MAGRUDER.

The city Of Portland. Oregon. is max
ing an admirable record in its educa-
tional affairs. With $4,000 people,
and school population Of over 5000
from four to twenty years of age, the
schools last year contained $3.50 pu-
pills, of whom 2o1 were members of the
high school; 4,4o7 visitors looked in
upon the children. There are Sc
teachers, five of whom are men. The
net cost of the schools for the year, In
GLIDING buildings, was $118,1o5,56.
The tax for educational purposes is
five mills on dollar.
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them. Old Santa Claus then made his
appea, ance, dressed in his shaggy coat
and hat, with hideous mask and long
flowing beard, making very comical
appearance. He bore on his back a
huge sack filled with apples and can
dies which he distributed among the
children after which he assisted in the
distribution of the presents on the tree.
After more singing The meeting ad.
iourned, all feeling that they had had
a good time and one long to be remem-
bered.
The enterprising citizens Of Ringo's
Point are talking up the subject OF
building new school house in that
district thing very badly needed.
They propose when they. do build TO
have one OF the best houses of the coun-
tv.
Mr.. L. Lankard returned home from
his visit to Pennsylvania last Saturday.
Mrs w. Swisher and family who
have been visiting in Linn county came
home one day last week and Billy is as
proud as boy with new jack
knife.
Mr.. John Hedinger who was so Sc
verely hurt by a falling tree is gradu-
ally recovering and was able to be con.
Keyed to his home one day last week.
Mr.. s. SNYDER who cut his foot is also
getting better.
Mr.. H. L. Jones OF Green Castle, was
in our neighborhood buying hogs last
week.
A shooting match at New Baden to-
day, and one at Pure Air also, Just for
sport you know.
A social hop at VIM. Daniels to
night.
I. Z. EaStlidge has contracted to
build bridge across Little Mussel
Creek east of Sticklerville near the
county line. This will give us bridg-
ed road east from Stlckleryille to
Kirksville. Something badly needed. |
Mr.. w. H. johnson has bought
farm in Sullivan county, near Green
castle and will move there soon.
W. Dixon talks OF moving his store
to Williams Mill on the Charlton in the
spring. Having nothing more to say
remain yours as ever. FF. l.SoU1Nr.
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Sublette Slftlngs.

! DEAR GRAPHIC: The New Year
here. 1t intuses new lite into all busi
ness. Life is full of happiness to thos
that labor for it. Man could be happ
If he would; God has given US this beau
tiful world for a temporal home AM
why not enjoy 1t? The wise man ha
said the righteous would not be forsak
ell nor their seed begging bread: thel
let us rejoice and be exceedingly glat
Of the happy New Year.
All is quiet on the Charlton. So mot,
it be. Quietude prevails within ou1
midst. Gods Law Is peace. Why no
enjoy 1t?
Mr.. Editor we have been viewing oul
beautiful county and find great dea
ofine land. Would it not pay some
newspaper man to publish a review OIL
the county of Ada;r and let some live
man distribute them among his friends
in different states and encourage iumi.
grafton to old Adair.
Montgomery & Bro. have resumed
business again.
Sleigh riding is in order for we saw
DR.. Mefford trying the strength of
his new cutter. We think that the
Doctor is making an impression, if not
with the fair sex, 1t Is with the beauti-
full cutter. Who said that Tommie
was to be married soon? if 1t is facl
here is my ~. Success!
Things that are funny to see: George
Mcdowell gong home with the girls
from the debate: Bob Sullivan with
the time keeper; and John Clark at a
watch party.
Greentop is small village, but don't
you forget she will be heard when there
is debating on hand. Call again boys!
The young lady who wishes an expla-
nation would do we'll to investigate the
matter before having it inserted IN the
lightning striker.
(PERsoNALs.)
The watch party at TIE residence of
Mr.. Peter Suolette's was very enjoy
able affair. The music by Mrs. George
Sublette and Mrs. jesse Keer was SPLEEN
did. The young folks enjoyed them
selves hugely. They watched the old
year out and the new one in.
Mr.. J. w. Walters has returned after
a visit of week among friends.
DR.. VIM Gates was in our town this
week seeing after the interest of his
farm. We did not form the Doctors
acquaintance.
Miss Mira Durham has returned to
Klrksvllle to resume her studies at the
Normal.
Miss Fanny and Katie Clark are Wis
itlng Miss Louisa Orr, near Greentop.
Miss Mary Dewitt, of Huntsville, is
visiting at D. A. Ely .Jr's.
Miss Fanny Hoge is visiting Miss
Nora Ely.
J. Gould is haying our depot repair
ed.
Miss Mary Clark and Mrs Mary Nc
Dowell are on tie sick list.
Mr.. James j. Clark has been confn-
ed to his bed for several days, but Is out
again.
Mr.. Bonnie Sands in company with
Mr.. Watson, of Kirksville, attended
Sabbath school here last Sunday.
HOMO.
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lake your eggs, butter and poultry
to Story, at Magruder's grocery.

We have received copy of the
Acadian Scientist, published at Wolf
vile, Nova Scotia. 1t is a monthly,
% cents year, and published in the
interest of the Acadian Science Club.
The contents are OF the very best, ans
any one interested in scientific subject
cannot do better than subscribe tor it,
while the price brings it within the
means of any one. Among other
articles of merit which the January
number contains, is poem by T..
Berry Smith.
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Subscriptions.

The following amounts have beer
received on subscription for week end
ing Dec. 30,h, 1882.
NEW SUBSCRIBE RS AND RENEWALS.
W. D. Newcomb, 25c: VIM. Way
man, 1850: ]. H. Wesscher, 75c
Benz. White, 1870; L. Bartholomew
$50; James Wmber, 5oc; W. d
kinnear, $50; Jas. H. Kinnear, 1.so
E. Fitzgerald, 1850; A. K. Collett, 1.5c
]. W. Harris, $50; John SNYDER, so
]. ]. Alternately. 800; T. w. Fickel
e.1o; P. M. Dodson, 1.2s; S. P.
Novinger. 1850; D. H.. Crawford, $50;
Lewis Mulch, $50; l.. R. Williams,
I.5o.
On ARREARAGES o.so.
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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.
s'LadleS' TOnic.n

The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoMEN's MEDICAL INsTi-
TUrE OF BUFFALO, N. Y, and is their
favorite prescription for LADIES who are
suffering from any weakness Or COM
plants common to the sex. 1t is sold by
druggists at S1.0O per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp
tor names of those who have been CUR
dD. n26.tf
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SETTLE UP.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the late firm of Drs. SWEET
nam & Cohen will save trouble by call
ing at once and setting their accounts.
The books are in the hands of DR.. Go
ben and the bills must I've paid.
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Job Printing.

We are PREF AIRED to offer superior in
ducements on job Printing, especially
IN the line of Note Heads, Letter Heads.
Statements, Envelopes. etc. Call and
see us.
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!. s. 1LAcKMAN.

Having bought the entire stock Of
goods Of w. J. Wilkes & Co., consisting
of Stoves. Wagons, Buggles, Farming
Implements, Queens and Glass Wa rs,
Tin Ware. and a iuIl line Of Shelf
Hardware, would saw to the public that
he hopes by fair and honorable dealing
to retain the patronage of the old firm
and add largely to the already
long list of customers. | pay cash for
my goods, thereby taking advantage Of
all Discounts, which enables me to give
my customers the benefit OF the same.
/ have retained the services of r. f.
Becktol, and his old frlends will always
find him ready and willing to attend
to their wants. j. S. b.
MO 2w
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New Firm.

Gray L. Co. have made a change in
their firm, but the business will 90
right on the same as ever. The new
hrm consists of Gray C Spencer. Par
ties owing the old firm are requested to
call and settle.
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MARRIED.

GAII-MooRE-On the 3Ist Of Dec. 1852. VIM.
Gall, Of Adsir county, and Miss Cordie Moore
OF Mercer county, No.
sTuKEY-sEWELL-By Judge Hswkins, at his
Nintie Eewell, al Of Pettis township.
SrEwARr-OXLEY-Byt the Rev. W. Z. Cham.
Ma a the residence OF the brides parents IN
this niace Dec. xth, Chas. T. stewart, OF Mont.
Eomery, county, and Miss Saiile a. oxiey' 81
KirtYiiie.
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Coal Goal !

Mr.. D. A. Ely has opened out and
now has ar ample supply OF excellent
coal at his mines three miles west of
Sublette. He asks a share of the pub
lie patronage. When you want coal,
give the Ely mine a trial. Tart
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A man nam ed Lamb, living a short
distance north OF Hurdland, was al rest.
ed tor incest with his fourteen year old
daughter. We learn he IS now IN Jail
at Edna. His wife caused his arrest.
He is said to be member of the church
of considerable prominence and stand
inu
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SHORT HAND NOTES.

New county court this week.
Don't forget to write it now 1883.
Tuesday and Wednesday mornln,
zero.
Good solid winter weather since tn,
LIST.
The year starts in with good cro]
prospects-ice crop.
Judge Ellison is having his &c,
house filled this week.
Effort on foot to change the count,
Offices back to the Masonic building.
The SCHOOL VISITOR and American
Farmer club together at $I,oe
pei annum.
The GRAPHIC Subscribers are CO ming
in quite lively now. See list.
The GRAPHIC enters 1888 in better
trim for business than ever.
Judge Stahl is now member of the
firm of Pierce & Stah', Kirksvlile. Hes
good business man. and Kirksville
the gamer.
w. F. Sholly has purchased the
Grove property west of the reunion
grounds and will make h,s home
there.
There was an egg famine last week
What is the matter with the hens
Prices are certainly high enough.
Will Drs. Cohen & Morrow report
that dog-c ase to the medical journals:
We did not hear OF it till lately.
Our various local correspondents
give us a good send off this week.
Thanks.
We will venture to say that our list
of subscribers shows fewer dead heads
and dellnquents than any paper in
North Missouri. A large proportion
paw in advance. Advertisers should
note this fact.
We regret to learn that Nh. 0. P.
Davis, a we'll known Macon county
lawyer, and a former student at the
Normal of this place, is in serious
trouble trouble which involves with
it, if true, a CRIMINAL penalty. The
charge against him, We understand, is
the forging OF a note to the amount of
thirty dollars on well known
citizen and selling the same to W. P.
Johnson, of LaPlata. We learn that
Davis is now under arrest and that his
father, Mr.. A. J.Davis, has been al
most driven insane by the disgrace and
shame brought upon his family. 1t is,
indeed, a sad affair. The amount, so
paltry and Insignificant, Is yet just SUI
ficient to send the guilty party to the
penitentiary, il proven We await fur
Their particulars, hoping there may be
some explanation.
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The Nesv England Journal efEdu-
cation contains in every issue, large
amount of educational news from
nearly every state In the Union, in
Guiding Missouri. The estate Editor"
keeps the Journal posted on the news
of our state, which is all right. But it
seems 'kind O. queer" to have to wait
for it to travel to the Atlantic ocean
and back again. before it is ready for
the columns of the VISITOR AND TEACH
Err. But ''sich is life" We are glad to
get even this crumb as it falls from
the Journals table. We are often told
that the teachers of this state depend
largely upoa the VISITOR AND TEACHER
tor the home educational news, and we
often wonder how that news is to be
obtained: when teachers and others who
are interested in education, neglect to
write us of whatever might interest
and benefit our readers. We are not
omnlpresent; we are not mind read
err; we are not a clairvoyant; we are
not gifted with second sight; if we were
posses ed OF any of these most desirable
qualities which every editor Of an ed
ucational journal ought to possess, how
lively, newsy, interesting and lnstruc-
tive we might make our paper. We
would be-mentally and in spirit--ln
Fulton, Warrensburg, Cape Girardeau,
Springfield, Carthage, Macon City, and
numberless lesser or greater towns, all
at one and the same time; we would
peep in at each school-room and note
the progress Of the pupils, the methods
.great dailies, and those enterprising
journals can easily give US more, rather
than less of such stuff, Let them do
so by all means, and perhaps, by and
by. some decent journal, that does not
make a garbage cart Of its columns
may find field among those who do
not appreciate quite SO much "enter-
Prise" but prefer real news, and real
information. This would be a great
gain all round, for the murder and rape
organs would not be compelled to
waste valuable space on commonplace
news, and decent families whose child
rem are growing up be forced to forego
adaily record Of the thought, literature,
and politics of the world, in preference
to wading through so much that's VIC
ious and tainted.
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WANTED

Every body to know that J. Fl. Wilkes
has just received nice line Glassware
and Qu.ensware suitable for the holli-
day trade. Big lot of fresh groceries,
canned goods, etc. Call in and see
him-south side square.
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You can buy a bran
new OvercOat at cost
at AMES & MCCALL's
Fer Rent Or Sale.

A business house in Willard, Mo-, tor
= further particulars, apply to Mrs. NJ.
A. Simmons. Brashear, Mo.
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K1RKsv1LIE NO., Dec. Ill was in
sured with Smith G. Thompson: my
house and contents were burned on
Sat. Dec. 81. Ny loss was paid IN full
and entirely satisfactory to me.
w. r. BURRIs.'
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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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OvercOats atGOst at
AMEs & MCCALL's

This Boot and Shoe
Firm will go out of
business March 18th,
|'S3, 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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DIR. ]. B. Morgan, a physician OF
thirty years standing, Dolphin, says:
81 find that Browns Iron Bitters gives
general satisfaction"
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Anything you want in the general
grocery line, always fresh, and noe to
be undersold by anybody. That is our
STYLE at Marley & FLOYD's.
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Fntz Beldenstein, Carondelet, Mo-.
writes: After suffering for over two
years 1 was cured by the use Of
Browns Iron Bitters.
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We sell for CASH and pay CASH
for produce and be sure you don't for
getlt. HANNAH & CASKEy.
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Overcoats and Clothing, at Bee
Rock prices at John Caskey's.
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READ THIS.

S. T. Furrow requests all persons ow.
ing HIM to call in and settle at once
either by cash or note. Make a note OF
this and don't forget it n37-3t
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''HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price p and 80 cents.
SHILOHSCURE 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
fails to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 20 cents. Soldby T. X. Fowler, KIrks-
Vile, Mo. nA-1y ow
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HOLIDAY GIFTS;

A full line of gentlemen's nne slip,
pers at Such's, south side of square.
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For the painless extraction of teeth.
Is a ate and reliable remedy; admin
lstered at DIR. Pearce's office over
Lamkln's, south side square. n3O-3m
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lXL Flour-The best st. Charles
brand. Can't be beat in the market.
For sale by HANNAH & CAsKEY.
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1 X 7 Hannah & Caskey sell the
= celebrated St Charles
Flour. Always good and always pop
ular. Call and get sack.
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Big lot of winter caps at cost, al
Harlan Bros.
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Big stock Mems, Boys and chill
dren's caps, at FIRST Cosr at
HARLAN Bros.
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Our goods are the latest, Baylor.

If you want to make Holiday pres
ents, call on John Caskey and buy
something sensible as well as appro'
pirate.
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Overall goods, Jeans, Shirtlng, Mus
lin, Prints and Dress Good at the New
York Store.
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HARLAN BROS.

Madison Harlan, son of Mr.. Ira
Harlan, was expected home from the
west, to visit his parents. He is en-
gagged with a government surveying
party, and owing to the fact that they
were ordered to Nevada, he could not
be spared tor the trip home. He
writes that they are having a very fine
winter in Arizona.
THE REV. GEO. Fl. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: "both myself and wife
owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure"
WHY WILL YOU COUGH when
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 cents, 80 cents and 81.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by in
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow skim Shiloh's Vitalizer is
a positive cure.
SHILOH'S CATTARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh, Dip,heria and
Caker Month. Sold by T. r. Fowler, Kinks
vile, Mo. n35-ly-Ow
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DRESS MAKING.

Hoods and mits very nice at Baylor's
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WHAT I WONT do.

WI II NOT
nIsREpnEsExI GOODS
For it is wrong: bel
sides / can sell al
the goods l want to
without it.
I Wont Lie I!
On ny Mslgllar |!
l wont Open Pack
ages and dissatisfy
the party by saying
! Could do Better!
l wont keep an In
ferior Class of Goods.
l wont take goods
back after they are
sold.
I won't dis6gure
my goods by giving.
samples.
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Van Camps new tomatoes at X. ID
Magruder's.
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Bargains in Rubber Goods
at Such & Co.'S.
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Fall and winter clothing the finest
and the cheapest in town. Give us
call. HARLAN BROS.
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Nice lots of Hoods and Nubias-
something suitable for the holidays
ust received at John Caskey's.
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Some special drives in printed enve-
lopes, note heads, and statements. Call
at the GRAPHIC office.
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Diagonal black Dolmans Baylor's.
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EoR SALE-A good residence containing II
II rooms good cellar and barn situated on block
adjoining public square in Kinks Willie. Price i6Uo
Enquire OF sands GIL.
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Blankets and Comforts at the N.
Store.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-05

Lester boots are all the rage, sold BY
Harlan Bros.