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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20

Fund oil 10
"To nay amount due school FLUID OIL
account Of the use for general purposes
OF taxes collected on revenues oil cor
porliions from April u, 1873, to De.
Gambler ::S ;S:; :c., t' ~
from January II. 1874 10 July !, 1885," 6,4lo S.
In explaining his vote Mr.. Smith, OF
Tyler, said be thought 1t was plain enough
for man with common sense that 1t was
the duty OF the Legislature to make this
appropriation and levy tax to meet 1t.
Nj. Floyd had said that the man or the
party who laid this burden on the people
would never again occupy seat in the
Legislature. MIR. Smith said he had No
fears OF this kind.
Mr.. Dawson: Isthe gentleman a candi-
date for Congress?
MI. Smith: Not that am aware OF.
Mr.. Dawson: Possibly that is why you
are not afraid.
This sally at Mr.. Floyd's expense pro
yoked general smile.
Subsequently Mr.. Donehoo catechised
Mr.. Smith, and the latter said II asked
whether The money loaned the school fund
were permanently invested, he feared he
would have to apply in the affirmative.
| II apparently was very permanently in
vested. Laughter.
Mr. Dawson's amendment was Of course
M Price moved to appropriate $500 for
telephones at the hospital for the insane,
which was adopted by II tot.
Mi. Smith, OF Tyler, moved again to add
At the end Of Section l all Of Senator Daw'
sons amendment but the first clause. Mr..
Byrne favored this amendment, saying be
took Il for granted the money was due, and
explaining that the reason 1t was never
patd in accordance with the Act OF 1915
was that this provision had not been called
to the attention Of the Auditor until the
appropriation had lapsed. MIR. Price also
favored the amendment but took occasion
TO show the difference between thit
Sill ,?47 10 and the Sl27,5ll.lS covered by
Mr. Dawson's amendment and not by Mr.
Smiths. Mr.. Dawson again answered
briefly and covered the whole constitutional
eiound involved clearly. Mr.. Price re
sponded, and he and Mr.. Dawson had ar
interesting little collequy.
Messrs, Donehoo, Floyd, Melv:n, and II wa
adopted and McNeel voted against tn,
amendment, and the other IS SEM
tors for II. The bill was theI
ordered to its epgrossment for thirt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20

TnE railroad capital raised in England
last year was S56i OS4, 900, Of which Sl74,.
900, 900 was for America and 500, 000, OOC
for Great Britain and the colonies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20
Ladies are The Best Judges

On all matters connected With the toilet.
They have decided that s0Z0D0NT Is what
they will have. when woman will, she
will, you may depend ont; and when she
wont, she wont, there's an end ont" This
accounts for the popularity Of EozoDoNT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20

Gu,Rp and protect your health, make use
OF that true and efficient tonic medicine
Browns Iron BitterS. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20

THE most wonderful blood purifier In the
world-eT1dicdteS ef6rV t1int-S. 8. s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20

a cREosorE factory is the newest South.
ern industrial enterprise. 1t has been es.
tablished at Summersville, S. @.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." I5c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. 'Corns,
warts, bunionS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20

The genuine SARATOGA HIan Rock SPRING
WATER, for sale by all druggists by the doz-
Ell, bottle or gallon. Address all orders to
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
N. Y.
]. F. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R, K. MoCopahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. ..H. iii. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20
DR, J. E. SMITH,
No I'LL oHAPL1NE STREET.

lony d pHtIsns The S,nvs that have dealt
ny pSS md iaITiy with those who have consulted
honorary anT Tse Satients name without petmls
me: ,h nSS have many hundred cet.iaestes from
a whom cured after they Ssa se Pro
noIhCsu Ssa and familiarity
win n Sn! agent, close Observance Of TEN
with tns, n.SnliSritivs and strict attention e
penme;n'SmI iSsSement insures success. u cure
a!EESIs and frankly give the patient my opinion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20

Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter, or send BY
Express Dent send by Registered Letter or Post
cfice Order. Orders OF IS and upwards BY Express
can be sent at our expense. Address all orders 70
q. M. BoARDMAE, Courier Journal Building.
Lonisyille. ~. m w lAMlHThsAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20

lob PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
y from Mammoth roster 10 tho Finest Visiting
Gard. executed In superior style and 81 low Is =
e. ealh, At the lntelllgencer Job ohiee, ID Ana"
Fourteenth Tuook
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Glre gatelIiqetrf


Oare. Vos. Is aud ~ Fourteenth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20

"To nay money borrowed Of the School go. =, :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-20


,.To nay amount due school FLUID OIL
account Of the use for general purposes
OF taxes collected on revenues Of cor
porliions from April u, 1873, TO De.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-11-23
BETTER THAN GOLD"
The Best Throat and Lung Medicine Of the
Age is Marsh'S Golden BaIsan.

'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. '-TH L. Thomas, Dallas, Tex
as.
"MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM is decid-
eddy the best Throat and Lung medi-
cine of the age. 1t cured me of a
bronchial affection aud chronic cough
after all other remedies failed. = T.
J. Walker, Den, er, Col.
Il have been using some of MARsH's
GOLDEN BALsAM for the past two
months for weak lungs, ana l find it
helps me much" - Fl. 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. &. Fout, druggist, Kinks
vile. Large bottles 50 cents and ST..
Nov.
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Times Change.

And men change with them. As
Tennyson says:
''Nen may come and men may CO.
but the fact of the business is that one
Of our old land marks in business is
closing out his immense stock prcpara-
tory to making a change. We mean
Jos. Baum, who for over twenty years
has held the fort" while other men
have come and gone" like early SHOWS.
He me ans Business and don't you for
get 1t. Everything. staple as we'll as
fancy goods, marked night down.
Call in and see him. Only sixty days
more.
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PERSONALS.

B. I. kEENs started to Philadelphia
Monday afternoon.
HoN. D. s. HooPrR returned 10 Da
kota Monday night.
GAIT. A. J. .TlsDALE, of Glenwood
was in town Tuesday night.
Miss LrRA OWEN returned to her
home in Clinton, Mo. Wednesday.
Mss JENNIE BECK is visiting relatives
aud friends in Kinks vile this week
MEssRs E. E. and N. J. Davis made
the GRAPHIC office 4 cali Thursday.
Mr.. A. BuCKALLEw. of Polk township,
gave us friendly call on Wednesday.
WV. WATSON, OF Milan, was in at
tendance at Judge Ey's sale on Monday.
w. GODDARD. of Sublet,e and H.
Hillbrant, of Nebraska, were in town Thurs
day.
w. L. CHAPPELL, editor of kirksville
Democrat. visited his parents in Kahoka, Mo
Sunday and Monday.
Miss MAMIE JARvIEs, OF Edna, spent
Sunday in Kinks rille the guest OF Miss Mol
lie Higgins.
Miss ADDIE ALvERsoN, of Huntsville,
came up Monday, and will attend the Nor
nal school the present term.
Mr.. ROBERT Brown is back IN
Kirk svllIe again and is TO be found by his
many old friends at the Star Store.
Nh. w. X. HESToN and John Bowen,
of Queen City was in toxin Monday and at
tended the opening of the Writing Institute
hall
Mg. G. W. MEALS, an old student
Of the Normal new of Walker, Mo, spent
Wednesday in Kirksville, having missed the
early train for Trenton.
The GRAPHIC sanctum was favored by
a brief but pleasant call on Wednesday after
noon by Dr. F. S. DeHass, the lecturer, late
L. 5. consul To Jerusalem. The Doctors
lectures at this place gave great satisfaction
and cover a line of subjects of intense inter-
est. de is an easy. fluent and at times elo
quent speaker, and possesses fine descriptive
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Bear in Mind.

Gardner & Co., at the Boston Store
on the north side of the square are
selling Glass and Queensware at cost
and don't you fail to remember it.
when you are in town. Get prices
everywhere else and then We will con-
vince you that you are saving money
by buying of US. Don't forget that
We back up every statement We make,
and that we are selling furniture cheap
er than any house in North Mo.
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DIED..

STEW ARr-rmms E.. daughter of VIM. and Mar
leo3. ofdipilIeria, aged years
Thus ends the rings of ont made lovely. in-
deed, by her Kind disposition and intelligence, even
above her age, leaving parents, two brothers. one
sister aud other relatives TO their great loss
funera, discourse by the writer from the text:
The Lord gave and the Lord take,h away
j. V ILLIAMs,
This lovely bud.
Ere IL had bioomei
Was snaiched b; death:
Laid In the tomb.
Her maker did her call away
As II too good on earth TO stay
Then mourning friends. weep no more
She has only gone little before.
Has entered heavens pearly gate
Aud there will for thee await:
Aud when ifs's toilsone Journeys DER
MAY you be gathered on thai blissful shore
Where sickness and.sorro~ are no more.
yICE-Oct. 5th, Mary N. Vice. daughter al God
frey sprane. aged q years, one month and one
day.
She lefl four children. three girls and one boy,
that are now in charge Of their grand parents.
DEFRASCE- AT her residence In this city, after =
long and painfu, illness, MEs. J. VI. DcFrancc,
On "Wednesday morning ~ one O'Clock.
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A CARD.

Ha0ing competent clerks TO run M,
drug business, I shall tn future deaoh
ny time to tie p,aftiee of Medicine ana
Surgery. IshaN gioe special attention
TO the treatment Of diseases Of women
and children, Eye, Ear, Nasal
Catayyh and the radical are at Piles,
Obstetrics also specially.
Office o1er Drug Store south side of
SQUARE, acheye ZAa7e a first class Hapoy
and Electric Bath for the treatment o.
Nervous and either DISEASES
no.5I-6W. f. Il. GROVE.
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ORATORS Notice.

Jacob Sands as curator of the minor
heirs of Prot E. B. Seitz deceased in
compliance with an order of the Pro-
bate Court will sell at private sale the
home residence situated just across the
street ives, of the Cumberland Church.
Also the brick business house across the
street east from the Post-office and is
now ready to receive bids for either or
both pieces OF property.
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That is v hat l Said I!

EVERYBODY goes to the Wabash
Dining Hall and Restaurant, because
they have the toniest Oyster Parlor IN
the city. Oysters served in any style
desired. A nice lunch or hot cup Of
coffee, pies. cakes. pigs feet, cigars,
tobaccos, candy and nuts, always on
hand. Go down and get a good square
meal near Union Depot.
n3O-2t JOE. H. NICHOLS.
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Train Wreck Cd.

On Monday afternoon the east hound
accommodation train ditched FIVE cars
between Greencastle and Jasmine.
A lot of cows, hogs etc. were killed and
crippled but more of the passengers
were hurt. The passengers were
brought in on the tender. but the
train itself did not arrive till sometime
after midnight.
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aaApHIcs,

aaA11Ics.
Rain
And mud.
New time table
Took effect Sunday.
The train from the west arrives at
I p, NJ.
Big crowd in town Saturday last.
Some hay stacks north Of town
burned Saturday.
Our advertisers insist on editing a
large part of the GRAPHIC this week.
The Minstrel troupe advertised for
Monday night failed TO materialize.
Mrs. Matte Hull. noted eastern
lady, lectures at Baylol's Hall, Sunday
morning at eleven and Sunday evening
at 1880.
Meetings are still in progress at the
NJ. E. Church with increased interest
and attendance.
Jespph b. Allen, of the Trlp.s Ali
ance, is announced to speak in this
place on tomorrow, if suitable place
can be secur, for the purpose.
The protracted meetings at the c.
P. Church which closed last week re-
suited in AZ accessions to the church,
and as many more professions of con-
version,
Tull's New Gallery is approaching
completion and it is a Daisy" in con.
venience. arrangement, equipment. and
has light unequalled in north Mis-
sour for producing''artistic effects. Call
in ard see him, new brick block, north
side of the square.
Mr.. w. w. Reece, subscriber living
at Yarmouth, Iowa, writes us as fol-
lows: Having been member of the
GRAPHIC family from the first issue.
l can i'll afford to leave you now My
little girl says. PA, send on for the
GRAPHIC so We won't miss number"
The Lecture Room, Opera Hall,
Auditorium, Theater, Hall, or whatever
Term may be applied to it. in Smiths
Institute opened and inau-
gurated, this week, is something for
kirksvllle to be proud Of. At last we
have a public place for gatherings, fit for
an intelligent audience, and of suffi.
cert capacity to warrant first class
alent whether it be lecturer, singer
orator or actor We don't care what
hey call it, we have got it at any rate.
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Ladies'! The Star
Store intends to close
out its entire stock of
ClOaks and DOlmans
at a lower price than
any house in Kinks
vile.
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For good yarn go
to the Star Store.
MARRIED.

kENSEDY-MfLLER--In this cry. Wednesday
morning Nov. q. by Rev. W. +. Chambliss, Mr..
John NJ. Kennedy, and Miss Carrie Miller, all OF
this place.
Johnny we wish you all the happiness and joy
possible in this sublunary sphere. And may you
live long aud prosper"
ERoYLES-- MORRiSON-Att the residence Of the
officiating minister Rev. W. Fletcher, Is this
place. November l.th. Rev. samuel NJ. Broyles
aud Hiss Ciarisia r. Morrison, all of kirksvfle.
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7. H. Marley has Continental and
Revolutionary money and confederate
notes. These things, new and old for
sale at his grocery store. Call and ex-
anime them
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Bennett & Nelson have now on hand
Buck wheat Flour, Graham Flour, and
Rye Flour. Mr.. Jas. Bennett grinds it
at Queen City and sends it fresh every
day.
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Farmer Take Notice.

7. S. Baker & Co want it distinctly
understood that there is more than
one house in town that buys country
produce. They buy all kinds.
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When you have anything to sell or
wish to purchase groceries call on John
Hannah.
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JUST RECEIVED

A large stock of new furniture Just
received at the Boston Store. all Of
winch will he sold for cash at poor
mems prices. Call and see them. North
side square
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Coal, Wood, Flour and Feed always
on hand at Ross & Cu's
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Wood Coal.

Plenty of wood and coal now on hand
at 1901 corner of MlsSo uri and Elson
street 4w
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Baker & Co. do not propose 10 sell
the best -four for $3.50, but they will
sell for from $1.4o to $I.7o and war
rant every sack as represented.
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Sezen pounGs choice coffee tor one
dollar at Stephens & Sons east side
square.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-11-23

DIR. Pearce the Dentist, invites those
OF the public, who want good, cheap
artificial teeth. 20 call and examine the
$500 and $1,000 sets that are being
made at his Office. They do not, how
ever, take the place OF his regular first
class work, but are worth erery cent Of
the price, and fully warranted. n25-ti
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Cash subscriptions.

The following cash subscriptions
have been received for the Weekly
GRAPHIC up to Saturday, November
9TH
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We are still in the old room, but our
groceries are not old and don't you
forget it.
We can and will sell more goods for
ST. 90 than any other merchan. can
afford. Try US.
BENNETT g. nelson.
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Ten and half pounds of fine Sugar
FOR s1.0O at J. d. Stephens & Sons.
Sold everywhere else at only ten lbs.
to the 800
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John T. HANNAH

VIII pay as much for all kinds of
produce as any firm in Kirksville,
and sell as cheap.
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Wooden yarns OF 80
cts. per pound at the
Star Store.

Try Bennett & Nelson on prunes,
English Currents, Hominy or anything
in thei, line. and you will get them
cheap.
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Three to five Dol
lars saved on every
Cloak or DOlman you
buv attheStar store.
L. A. WILLARD

Desires 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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Keep IN your memory that John ].
Hannah will sell groceries as cheap as
any other house in town.
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Ross & Co., buy by the car load for
cost and can sell cheaper than ANYBODY.
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P. Kasseban, St. Louis, Mo-, writes:
browns Iron Bitters has cured me
of nervous debility from which suffer-
ed for years"
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kirksyille Wooden Mills.

Pure all wool Blankets, Flannels
and Yarn Al the Wooden Mills.
no-,6-5w
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Death to COunterfeiterS.

J.H. Marley, grocery man. opposite
CITY Hotel. buys and sells old coin.
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Silks and Velvets.

Silks and Velvets.
New line of dress
silks, silk velvets, vel
veteenes and velvet
ribbons received this
week at
B. F.LAMKIN's.
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II lbs of light ''C'
sugar; warranted pure
for 81 at
J. S. BAKER & Co.'S.

Wilkes & Marina
duke have everything
in the Grocery line
that will satisfy the
hunger of man.
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The largest ard finest assortment of
Christmas candies and confectione ry
ever brought to klrksville is just beng
opened al ]. c. Maynard's. Panorama
goods In endless variety, interesting to
Young and old. Look GU: for his dis.
play.
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If you want good meal when in
town call at :he Queen Restaurant, one
door east OF Pool House.
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Good warm meals and fresh oysters
at the kirksvilie Kitchen, uncle Char.
ley Allgaler, proprietor.
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Mr.. Joseph Crow, living two miles
east of Sublette will hold public sale
of stock, implements etc, on Wednesday
December 5th.
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HAYES Bros, Tonsonal artists, have
removed to their new quarters on The
north side where they have opened up
fine bath rooms in connection with
their shop. They will be found al
ways ready to attend to their customers
and in the best style known to then
trade
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Go to he adquarters for Flour and
Feed by car load, wagon load or sack
at Ross & Cos.
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Go to Wilkes Il Marmaduke for Lake
Salt. A large supply Just received in
new barrels.
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SrECTACLES IN variety AMI of the
vly uest quality at Hart & Mllle,s
.Iewelers North see
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The Gilman" sott-coal base burner,
is the only successful stove of the kind
IN the market Call at Carothers l.
Green's and see them
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The handsomest decorated china
chamber sets for sale at
BEcKroL & SNYDyRs.
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[ II pounds o. nice Sugar,
n ]. ID. STEPHENS & SoN's
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B. F.LAMKIN's.
Mems Wooden Nit
tens, zoe a pair at the
Star Store.
Llnseed OIL Meal at Ross & Cos.
Come to Stay.

VVWt U StOy'
C. NJ. Templeman & Co. have come to
stay. TO to them with your poultry,
game. butter, eggs, hides, pelts. furs
and feathers. They also want $1,000 lbs.
beeswax, for winch they will pay high
est cash price. at Holbrook's old stand,
rear of j. Hopes grocery store. n3O-tf
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c. 4. Gatlin 500 Miss Owen I.5o
Mrs Pervine $50 d c Pierce $50
\ P Brantner $50 L Spriggs $50
] I Barnard I.5o WI Carothers $50
W Lyon IS Miss Merrill Is
] II Steele so inc. Keller so
| " Tinsman I.5o Mrs Panabaker 40
Jno Mcdowell IS c. Wilmer IS
Tno. Meeks $50 H. Herboth $50
" X Henton Is E. Bowen Is
n Dufer so VIII Holland SO
Geo Schmidt IS c. w. Hight SO
] W Miller & B IS F w Baird so
q W Butler $50 Anna Williams so
Vim. Stewart $50 A f Burns $50
) Thompson SO Mrs Mathews 1.5o
! c Carothers 255 W f Green r.5o
r Lorenzo 50 TIC CampbellI. so
Mrs Foster $50 r G Bielby $50
" ! Ashlock $50 + n Rngo $50
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-11-23
For boots and shoes
20 to the Star Store.
FINE CHINA WARE

A full line of very handsome Decor
ated China ware for sale at
BEcKroL & SNYDERs.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-11-23

Everything found in tirst-class Res
tuarant at the Queen, one door east OF
Pool House.