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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-03-02
On Wednesday,, March 9TH, 1888,
At To O'Clock, A. NJ, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY TO WIT.

GERSONaL PROPERTY, TO WIT:
Six Fine Large Mules, 3 Work and Driving
Horses l fine Brood Mare with foal by Marshal
Ney; good fresh Cows with calves by their
sides; full-bred Short Horn Cow, l full-bred
Short Horn Heifer | full-hred Berkshire Sow
and Pigs, six-horse hroad-tread Road Wagon,
nearly new;l good Log Wagon, four horse Spring
Mill Wagon. two-horse Express Wagon, DeX-
ter Spring Buggy, | good Top Buggy, Running
Gears for four-horse broad tread Wagon, Horse
Cart and Harness, Sleds, Sleigh and Bells, /
good Johnson Mower, used but once Hay Ted
der, Wheat Fan, new Corn Shelter 2 Cutting
Boxes. = Wizard Chilled Pows nearly new Cui-
tivators, Harrow, = sets of Breechband Harness.
nearly new; sets Lead Harness, sets double
Express Harness, bows of Bells sets of Single
Harness, Brides. Collars, Saddles Lines Hous-
ings, Double and Single Trees Spreaders, Fifth
Chains, Log Chains Crow Bars, Forks Rakes and
Hoes. Also Platform Scales, to weigh LOCO
pounds each 40 Cider Barrels.
ALSO FOURTEEN NEW PLOWS,
Wizard Chilled and other kinds, 2 new SPRING
tooth Harrows, 2 new Corn Barrels. Also a GUAM
tity of good Lumber, contained in one Wagon
She'd one Stable, one Spring and Smoke House =
Some of these buildings could be readily removed
entire. Also lot of Poplar Lumber, . Grind
stones and many other articles
TERMS SALE.
All sums of so and under cash on sums over
that amount credit of eight months will be
given, purchasers to give their notes, with ap-
proved security, bearing interest from the day of
sale.
JOSIAH NJ. HERMAN
J. S. Richardson, Auctoneer. febl6
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sg-rhe Gale Jointer has Wrought. Iron Arm
elbow shaped horizontal position on Pillow
standard. 2mh
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BALTIMORE MARK ETs.

Corrected Weekly by WIN. H. Michael & Sons,
H,r,im md Produce Commission Merchants,
81 McElderry's Wharf, Baltimore.
Wednesday Feb 2S 1851
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.9y" The New Gale is the simplest, most easi
adjusted beam two or three-horse pillow in tn
market. 2mh
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At the same time will be offered the
E,ut Nh ,nnIrr an ,cpEs

At the same time will be offered the
FARM OF ABOUT so ACRES,
of which four acres are in wood. tho remainder
being under high state of cultivation and very
productive. 1t is improved by comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, Stabng and other out
buildings has on it never-failing Spr ng of pure
water and a fine young Apple Orchard.
TERMS OF SALE.
For the Personal Property. sums of $40 and
under Cash on day of sale: on sums over that
amount a credit of six months will be given, pur-
chasers to give their notes, bearing interest from
the day of sale, with approved security.
Terms for the Real Estate will be made known
on day of sale The Real Estate is also offered at
Private Sale.
For further information call on or address
+. B. AMOS,
N. II. AMOS,
Agents.
Fawn Grove, York Co.. Pa.
3. II. Gilbert, Auctioneer febg
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-03-02

VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Situated near the Rocks of Deer Creek, on the
line of the Maryland Central Railway, containing
Two Hundred Acres,
handsome improvements, well watered and fenc-
ed and in high state of cultivation, plenty of
wood and no waste land.
This farm formerly belonged to John Joshua
Street, deceased, and will be sold on reasonable
terms.
WILLIAM OLDFIELD,
WIN. II. WATERS.
GEO. Y. MAYNADIER,
23feb1m Trustees.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

Eight cents a line for the first insertion, and S
cents line for each subsequent inserton-seven
words to line. No advertisement inserted I'M
less prepaid.
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Icy Wanted, Immediately. stout Boy, not
less than eightesn years old, TO learn Black
smithiug; TO serve three years. One who does
language and has his education. Ifhe cannot
comply with the above he need not apply. j..
Gorrell, Darlington, Md. mh2-2t
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DUBLIC SALE
l. ORA
FARM AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned, as Agents, will sell at Public
Sale, at their residence, one mile south of Fawn
Grove, adjoining the lands of J. G. Galley, ]. l..
Glenn, Rufus Lowe and others,
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TERMS OF SALE.

All sums of $40 and under cash on day of sale /;
on sums over that amount a credit of nine
months will be given, purchasers giving their
curity approved by the auctioneer and payable
at the Hartford National Bank of Bel Air.
J. z. BAYLESS.
]. s. Richardson Auctioneer. feb23
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PERSONAL PROPERTY, TO WIT:

One good Work or Driving Horse, l Attorney
Cow, IL Ewes, with Lambs, Shoats, lot Of
Chickens, about six hundred weight of Meat |
two-horse Road Wagon, two-horse Spring Wag.
on, Family Carriage, Dearborn Wagon, l Top
Buggy, | Grain Fan, l Corn Shelter ! Cutting
Box, Lion Horse Rake, Oliver Chilled Pillow, /
Wisconsin Pillow. two-horse Harrows, Cutiva-
tors, Double and Single Trees Forks, Shovels,
Hoes. Rakes, &c. Also Double and Single Har-
ness Pillow and Lead Harness. Il lot of Wheat and
Oats by the bushel, Nine Acres of Wheat in the
ground, white and yellow Corn by the barrel a
lot of Timothy and Glover Hay, Wheat and Dat
Straw. Fodder by the bundle. Also a lot of
STORE FIXTURES, and many other articles not
mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash on all sums
over that amount a credit of twelve months will
be given, purchasers giving their notes. with
approved security, bearing interest from day
of sale. No goods removed until settled for.
m. REESE.
j. 8. Richardson, AuctiOnepr. feblG%
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PRIVATE SALE
OF A VALUABLE
HARTFORD COUNTY II

OF A VALUABLE
HARFORD COUNTY FARM.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, as a Court of Chancery, the SUBJ
scriber, as Trustee, will sell at Private Sale at
low price, to settle up an estate,
A Farm of 200 Acres of Land,
more or less, situated in Hartford county, Nd, on
the, Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, between Edgewood Station and Bush
River The land is of good quality and the most
of it under cultivation. There is Tenant House
on the property. 1t is admirably adapted for
canning farm or for general farming PURPOSES
1t will be offered at bargain and on terms salts
factory to the purchaser.
HERMAN STUMP. Trustee.
jan5 Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md.
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Mutual Life Insurance Co.

UF NEW 1UHh.
o. +. BRESEE d SONS, General Agents,
American Building, Baltimore.
The Oldest Life Company in the g. and largest In the World
Being strictly Mutual Company all of its earn
ings are divided yearly among its Policy
IIoders-thus ensuring larger dyi-
dends than stock companies.
Its Cash Assets aggregate Ninety Eight Millions
of Dollars.
Beyond and above all the liabilities, 1t has
surplus fund exceeding Twelve Millions of Dol
lars.
The Company has paid TO its policy holder. In
cash, since its organization. $lSs@Il.tl8.
And during 1882. ............ ......... HC0O,OO0.
Lowest Rates, Simplest Form of Policy.
r. K. OR ALIE,
Special Agent for Maryland.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY, TO WIT:

PERSONAL PRUPEKTY, To WIT:
Good Work and Driving Horse. l Mare with
foal good Milk Cow. to he fresh in March |
Heifer-both grade Short Horn and Ayrshire |
two-ho st Road Wagon, in good order; BUGGY. |
Sled. new Advance Chilled Plow; new Wiscon-
sin Plow. l Harrow, Cultivation, Forks. Rakcs
Hoes Shoves. and o. her Farming Implements
Also, lot Of Harness. Saddle. lot of Blacksmith 8
Tools. lot of Tobacco Laths Acres of Wheat In
the ground, lot of Straw and Fodder, together
with
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
and variety of other articles not necessary
10 mention,
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Two good Work Horses, 2 Work and Driving
Mares, fine Riding or Driving Horse, years old;
l fine Driving Horse, years old; | Shoreham
Black Horse Colt, IN years old l Chester Colt, 2
years old !; / fine yoke of Oxen, fine eifers with
Calf; 10 head of Stock Cattle, l Bull years old
l Family Carriage, | four horse Wagon, l two
horse Wagon, Ok Wagon, Ok Cart, Hay Car
riages, Howe Reaper, been used one season
Champion Mower, In good order; Wheat Drill,
Horse Rake. Grain Fan, Corn Shelter, Flows,
Harrows, Cutivators, Shovel Plows, set of Car.
Lead Harness, Plow Harness. set of Stage Har-
ness, Endless Chain Horse Power. Cross Cut
Rope. Post Digger, Shovels, Double and Single
Trees, Triple Tree, Grain Cradles. Moving
Scythe, Forks, Rakes, Hoes, and many other
the ton, &c.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-The under
IN signed, Trustees, hereby give, notice, under
as q Court of Equity, to all creditors of John II.
Brown, colored, late OF said county, deceased, to
file their claims, proved according to law in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Har-
ford county, on or before the 18th day of May,
next. JN0. 8. YOUNG,
GEORGE l.. VANBIBBER,
feb23 ... Trustees.
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s3y"The Gale Jointer on front of arm is
pitched up or down by turn of nut, suiting II
TO hard and stony or soft and muck gronnd.-
Moore Bros, General Agents. 2mh
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DUBl.lt SALE
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
NEAR BEL AIR

The undersigned having relinguished the mill
ing business, and being about to remove will sell
at Public Sale, at Archer Il Towards Mill, near
Rel Air
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szSg@ The Gale has the ring of the true metal
Tue Gale is always chilled 1t gives forth nc
uncertain sound, as Carbon, Adamant, True
Chilled. Chilled Steel, Diamond Iron, Bel
Metal, &c. Moore Bros, General Agents
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23feb1lli
DUBLIC SALE.

Il
The farm of Mrs. 5. Il. Bayless, near Chenille,
having b9en rented, the subscriber, agent, will
sell at Public Sale, on the premises
DIN Thursday, March sth, 1883,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all the
STOCK AND FARMING UTENSILS
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-Wanted.-A small Dwelling House.
Jarretsville neghborhood preferred. X. Wallis,
Jr, 2. o. Forest Hill. febl63t
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DUBLIC SALE
L OF Personal PROPERTY.

The undersigned, about to renguish farming,
will offer at Public Sale, at "Oakweod" the late
residence of George Reese, Hartford county, Md
on the Baltimore road, between Pleasantville and
Long Green,
On Tuesday, March 9th, 1883,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following
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tY" Wanted.-A partner to assist in raising
tomatoes and canning. Plenty of stock and
feed ON place. Enquire at this office 16feb3t
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s1g"Full.bred Shepherd Puppies for SALE
John T. Ayres,P. o., Fountain Green. feb16
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,sg~The New Gale is positively n success
wherever tried. Moore Bros, General Agents
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15g|Stock Hogs for sale. James Beae, near
Bel Air. p. o. l6feb2t
tSy-Good Farm Hand Wanted, to work by
tie year A comfortable Dwelling House for
rent. John STREET., Hickory. 16ieb4t
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eg"P Persons attending Court can find first
class Oysters, served in every style, at Peter +.
Cusey's Restaurant, adjoining Clayman's Hotel,
Bel Air, Prime Oysters at 81 20 gallon.
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sSy-For Sale or Exchange.-Two Driving
Horses and Yoke Of Oxen and Cart. Cash or
approved Note. VIM. Dalam, near Creswell.
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tSy~In order to make room for Spring Goods,
will close all Winter Goods at Less than Cost.
q. d. Whitelock. Darlington. feb23.4t
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e4g-Steam Threshing. All orders promptly
attended to. Address Gee. w. McComas, Clay
ton p o. JUL
H-s1O,O 600 to Loan ON mortgage, in sums of
not less than 81 600. Henry w. Archer, Jr.
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HDo you want to pay 8 cents per yard for
Prints, when you can get the same kind for s
and cents, at g. d. Whitefock's, Darlington,
Md feb23-4t
sB-For Sale-A lot of prime Clover Hay
Edward p. Moores, near Bel Air. feb23
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eSy"L Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the city
can procure excellent Meals, at reasonable
prices, at No. As North Calvert street, between
Lexington and Sal atoga street. oct8
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]. s. Richardson Auctioneer.
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t-sy" For Rent.-Store House, Dwelling with
Garden and Stable, ut Stockton, Hartford county,
This is one of the best locations in the county
for Il trst-class Store. Possession given March
lsG Apply to WIN. Scarf, at Stockton. feb9 .
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ANOTHER FIRE.
The KrkssilIe Hills Destroyed.

About two o'clock on Sunday morn.
ing last, the Kirksville Mills were dis
covered to be on ire. The alarm was
given by the rapid ringing of the fire
bell but it came too late. When we
arrived at the binding the whole iAte-
rior was mass OF flames, which soon
broke through the nansard roof and
lighted up the Whole north part of
town. The origin of the fire is mys-
terry. Those first or the ground found
the engine room untouched by the
flames and hence 1t could not have
started from the furnace.
We learn that there was hut little
grain in the inrll, but large amount
of feed and seventy-fye sacks of flour
were burned.
The mall mad within the past year
and a hall been thoroughly overhauled
and filed with new machinery of the
very latest and most approved kinds, at
a big cost, and had but recently COM
menced work again.
We should Judge the loss on the mill
will foot up fully $4,000 if not more.
1t was insured for $500.
The loss is a severe one to our city
and the county, generally.
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WiimathvIlie Waits.

Ed. GRAPHIc:-I think this part of
Adair county is beng sighted by your
link paper.
We are fussing and quarreling about
our school affairs equal unto kirksville.
Our spring term Of school ended
June 20 Esther Little, teacher. She
gave general satisfaction. She is to
teach the fall term.
We are having a splendid Sabbath
school this summer.
The sd ofJuly Mrs. J. ". Reynolds
went to Kirksville to do her summer
shopping and became SO excited that
even her husband could not persuade
her to return home with him, just be-
cause some new relatives had lately
arrived.
The glorious 4th passed of quietly.
An all night dance at D. McDowells,
at the former residence OF ". 3. Rey-
nold's, Sen. About forty couples pres
szss z zsa Aag@z lg!s gkegs :hizW dalla. to
pay {oy 5aelS enjoyment,
School districts in need OF teachers
call on H. P. Reynolds. SAYS he can
get lots OF good teachers at $50 per
month
Crops are coming out fine and farm
ers now smile instead of looking blue,
as they did few weeks ago.
H. C. Dean is expected to lecture
here soon. for the benefit OF the church.
Excuse haste PUMPKIN.
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The S. P. S. L. E. Picnic.

Editor GEAPHIc:-We had the pleas
ure of attending delightful social pic.
mic given by the members of the S. P
5. L. E. society. at the residence or Mr.
Guy Chandler, on the afternoon of the
}0th ult 1t seemed as if nature was
striving to make amends for her per-
versity IN sending rams upon each Sat
urday CT the month, and favored the
pleasure party with one rare day N
June. The company was select and all
seemed TO enjoy themselves perfectly.
Croquet, music, Irritation and light con-
versation occupied the afternoon and
early evening, but long before 600 p.
N. groups of nervous looking gentle
men might have been seen comforting
earnestly. and fragments of their con-
versatlon would reach acute ears. do
you not think it is about time for it 2"
past six the mysterious 1T was ex-
planned by the announcement of supper,
word which seemed to electrity the
entire company.
The contest for supremacy between
red and yellow, black and Glue, ceased
as If by magic. The soft sweet nothings
whispered by coolng couples were in
terrupted, and the earnest entereaty to
the dog tennel blossoms as to whether
she loves me-she loves me not was
suspended and all made a general
march to the place where the table was
spread. After gathering round the
board all fell to work to make a good
record for diligence, and twas well for
the fair portion of the audience that
Lord Byron had not lived to attend that
supper. please rass the fried chick
en- handsome Romeo would entreat
with voice husky with eager emotion
and bread and butter. while his fair
Juliet would lisp sweetly another
pickle, please" At length the dinner
came to an end as all dinners must and
soon the society convened. The regu-
lar programme, consisting of music, es-
says, declarations, readings, toasts,
speeches, charades and tableaux, was
carried cut and the company dispersed
feeling twas good to have been there.
We noted the genial countenance OF Mr..
Sublette the new Graphic proprietor in
our midst, and from his labors at the
table we fancied we hungry editor"
had sent his appetite along to be ap-
peased by his representative.
The S. P. S. L. E. society meets reg
ularly at Mr. Chandler every Saturday
night and the interest continues IN
abated. JosEY.
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Read This.

Mr.. David Baird 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-
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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lliIlard Items.
Graphic Correspondence,

Having to prepare to celebrate the
4th, L failed to furnish any notes to
the GRAPHIC last week. Most of the
Millard girls and gentlemen were
at Mr.. Morean's on the 4th and had a
good social time and went to Kirksville
to witness the fire works.
Mr.. Ivie and family. Mr.. Emert and
family spent the fourth on the Chari-
ton.
Mrs. james Long has been vey fee bic
for the past week.
Mr.. H. C sohn is one of the happ.-st
msa lsf,HE sfaE ss.s hits aaGzESH
Mr.. james Bodsoa Of Niyksvs5se
spen, one day with his brother Geo
Dcdson.
Mrs. Griner and daughter, of Iowa,
are visiting her parents ana friends
here.
DIR. a. L. Dennlsfon's youngeat SON
has been quite sick but is better at
present.
We hear that there were but few at
prayer meeting Wednesday, the 4th.
Nevertheless we had quite an interest
ing meeting.
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1 Surprise.

We took rlne mile trip down the
country in the direction Of Prairie Bird
post-ofiice on Monday last, and must
own we were agreeably surprised by
the appearance of crops along the road.
The extent and quantity of the
meadows was IN itself surprise, for
we have not been over that road tor
several years and the amount of new
land under cultivation. and the signs of
improvement on e yery hand were graft
tying indeed. Oats also promises a
heavy yield and will soon be ready for
the sickle. We saw few fields of corn
abandoned to the weeds, but a large
portion Of it was IN fine healthy grow
ing condition and with anything like
favorable season will make a big
next fall. Mr.. i. J. Fight, on
the DeReamer farm has over hum
dred acres in fine condition. clear of
weeds. aud growing very rapidly.
Farmers are working with a vim and
week more Of good heather will find
their fields in good order.
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LIKE CLOCK WORK.
The New Minneapolis Binder on
Trial "Werks Like 4 charm"

| BY invitation of Mr.. r. F. Becktol Of
the firm OF Becktol & Snyder, GRAPHIC
reporter visited the farm Of Mr.. D. L.
Conner nine miles southeast, to witness
the performance OF the Minneapolis
Irvine Binder machine which the firm
Il now introducing in this county.
Our party consisted of Mr.. G.. W.
DeReamer, Sanford Snyder, W. J..
Wilkes, g. s. Link and R. F. Becktol
and Mr.. Ireland. an expert" in the
machine business, who was present to
see that the Binder was put together
properly and given fair chance to
show its good points. The trial was
made in field of rye owned by Mr..
Conner, and proved perfect success in
every particular. The machine on trial
was Just purchased,of Becktol & Snyder
by Mr.. Lie. Draper, and not hitch or
stoppage was made from the start, al.
though tine machine was right out of
the shop and had never been in the
field before. The Minneapolis is manu-
facturedby the Minneapolis Harvester
Works of which firm Mr.. Applebee
whose binder is used by nearly all the
first class machines in the country, is a
member, and therefore contains his
latest ideas and Improvements.
The points of superiority claimed for
the machine are
1st-1ts compactness and simplicity.
2d-Its Packer Trip which prevents
clogging whatever the condition of the |
grain.
3rd-Its hight draft and ease ofoper-
alton.
The machine after a thorough trial
in thick and thin, long and short,
tangled and straight grain, .was pro-
nounced by all present as a complete
success.
Farmers wishing strictly first class
Irvine Binder, that contains all the
very lates. improvements, should call
and see Becktol G. Snyde..
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Storm Notes.

Tuesday nights rain and wind storm
which visited this section was quite
severe in some localities. Oats and
large corn, pretty badly blown down
in places and a number of shade trees
II town had large limbs broken off by
the gale. East of town we hear that
fences, even, We're blown down. Mr..
Rott. Willis living northeast of Kinks
vile lost two valuable mares the same
evening by stroke CT lightning. They
were insured.
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Explanation.

An explanation Is due our subscri-
bers at Prairie Bird and Wilson. Here
totore the mail left Kirksyille on FRI
day at noon and our packages for those
Offices were put in the Office Friday
forenoon. Last week change in time
of leaving occurred the mail starting in
the morning, bat we were not notified
of the change until to late. This Is
why the papers we're not in the mail
Friday.