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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1883-12-21
Notice for ProposaIs.

pIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
10 secretary of School District No. 8. for
fencing and Sidewalk on school grounds, till
Tuesday, the 18th inst. Plans and specihca-
tons can be seen at Badollet 6 Co.'S ONCE,
J.E. E.HTGGINS.
School Clerk.
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ASSIGNEE OF T. BAIIY.

~ win apply at the next term OF the Cir
euit Court OF the State of Oregon, for the
County of ClatSop, TO be discharged from
urt her trust as assignee OF i. Baily.
j. w. CASE,
Assignee.
Astoria, ogn.. Nov. 2s. 1888. deiw
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VESSELS IN TIE RIYER.

Olive S.SouthGrd. Amsp MtWashingtop, Am 50
Red Gross, Am Sd Highland Light, Am. -
Helicon. Indiana. Am sp,
Bhotan Br SD Carrie Winslow Am blk
Star of Erin, Br SD Mart hR Fisher,
CITY Of Madrid. Br sp Oakworth. Br SD
Ladst ock. Br blk Girv2n. Br ok
BarRany, Br SD Sea King. Am sp
Angerona. Br SD Morayshire. Br sp
Sarah Bell, Br bk Sovereign of the Seas
ObAn Bay. Br blk Blemab, Brsp
Scottish Bard. kr bk
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF ASTORIA.
READY FOR SEA.

loo King. Am sp London Dec IS
Bolivia. Br bk Queenstown. Dec 20
Oynisca. Br bk Queenstown Dec 20
Glenifer. Br So Queenstown Dec 20
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BOARD OF FDELBGA GATES.-Regularmeet
ing fourth Monday i'm each month. at : 80
p. NJ. al Hall Of Rescue NJ, 2.
OFFIcERs.-C. W. Fulton. President B. S.
WorSley, Secretary ; +. i. Parker, Treasurer.
DELEG ATEs.-C. j. Trenchard, T. Grant.
r. o. Stone, of Astoria Engine Co. No. 1. C..
w. Fulton. &. II. Stockton, b. 5. WorSiey, Of
Rescue Engine Co. No. .. p. J. Taylor, 4.
ID. Curtis, j. L. Thomas, OF Alert Hook and
Ladder Co. No. I.
ASTORIA ENGINE COMPANY NO. l.
Regular meeting first Monday IN each
month.
OFFICERS. &C. p. Wheeler. President. /.
+. Selig, Secretary. VIM. Book. Treasurer
B. +. Stevens, Foreman. n. Wilson. lst Asst.
Foreman. L. Grant. I'd Asst. Foreman, Jas.
MaeOInber, Engineer. d..
RESCUE ENGINE COMPANY NO. e.
Regular meeting first Monday IN each
month.
OFFIcKRS.-C. w. Fulton. President. Il. S.
NorSley, Secretary. Il. l.. Parker, Treasurer
}. w. Surprenant. Foreman, G. II. Stockton.
1st Asst. Foreman, j. w. Hare. &c Asst.
Foreman, II. ). WOTsley. Engineer.
ALERT HOOK AND LADDER co. NO. I.
Regular meeting, second Monday in
each month.
OFFIcERs.-J. o. B0zOrth, President, C.
Brown. Secretary, Jay Tuttle, Treasurer, Il.
b. ElbersOn, Foreman, G. p. Moflit. 1St
Asst. Foreman. L. L. Jordan, I'd Asst. Fore
man. =
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Columbia River Exports.
sHIPNFSTs PnRrrGN.

REcArrrULAr1oS JANUARY IS.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA.

DECEMBER.
HIGH WATER. LOW WATER.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-02-23
A Success.

We have been using. for several
months attached to our job press, one
of Mr.. VIM. Harris counting machines
and find 1t perfect success. Its cheap
ness. simplicity, and durability all re-
Commend 1t as an indispensable con
venience in the press room-so much
so, we would be very unwilling to be
without it. Mr.. Hart. being fellow
townsman. We feel cratltied to learn
that he is receiving orders and enquir-
les in regald to his machine or Count
err from all parts OF the country. The
machine Is applicable, with slight mod
ifcations to four purposes viz: As a
counter on presses aud other machines
where record is d. sirahle:
2nd As an Adding, Multiplying. hi
viding and Subtractlng machine for
Book X eerers and accountants.
:,rd As lumber measuring self re-
corder for the use of mechanics.
ith As pocket memoranda of daily
or receipts. The same
simple device is used in each case. the
Sue and attachments only beng varied
to suit the particu liar use for which it is
desired.
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NOyinger Notes.

ED. GRAPHIC Weather pleasant
but the snow is about to leave US
in the mud.
Spring Creek was out of the banks
last week and left sheet of ice over
the bottom, for the boys to enjoy them
selves skating on. saw two boys
from this burg out with hand sled
nding the girls. They enjoyed 1t
hugely if thew did tall every step.
Mr.. Charles Russell who has been
attending the depot here for the two
months past, left on the train Saturday
night for Moberly but l don't believe
he got any father than Kirksville. He
left one to mourn his loss. Charley had
better return.
Miss Zoe Howerton, of Kirksville,
was called here on actoun: of sickness
of her cousin Mrs. Novinger.
Mr.. Dan Novinger is stepping
around as if he was wading in high
water ard bowling to everybody and
when when We found out what was the
matter 1t was only fine eight pound
boy.
The funeral of Mr.. Jacob Noyinger
was preached last Sunday. On account
of bad weather there was not many
out. b. J.
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Normal Notes.

The amount ofeloguence INDUCED il
by the contestants for the Regents priz'
medal at the Normal this week has
been quite enough to unsettie the nerves
OF the average man, and we imagine
sufficiently torturing to the patlen,
profess ors to make them feel like ex'
claiming with Job of old, How long
will We vex my soul, and break me in
pieces with words?' The golden med
al put IN its appearance in due time
and each contestant felt assured that
before twelve o'clock on Thursday
night he would have it safely lodged
in his vest pocket. But the affair Is
ended, now and though we have not
been able to ascertain the lucky candi-
we know that there were seven long
faced individuals took passage this
morning on the first steamer gong up
salt River Each had the consoling
reflection that there were Just six others
felt as he. We trus! our young friend
may soon return, and enter the field of
oratory again and thus prove them
selves of more determined stuff than
these political parties who are some-
times rowed up this stream and pass in
to oblivion.
Football time has again arrived.
Last Wednesday afternoon the merry
shouts of the students were heard on
the background. Many of them feel
the need Of such bracing exercises.
Prof. Ross returned TO his post this
week Though presenting the appear
ance of a Scared veteran of many bat
ties. he resumed his duties with the
usual vim.
Just before the first rest the whole
school meets IN the chapel now for the
calisthenic exercises, J A. Riley of IL
linois leads tue movements, while Miss
Libbie Miller handles the piano.
DR.. Cohen visited the Normal on
Wednesday. The visits of KirksviIle's
business men are appreciated. Call
again, Doctor.
Washingtons Birthday was observed
as a holiday. 1t was celebrated at
p;rht b1- tho Apnuo1 nr, %orical Con.
test.
The celebration of Longfellow birth
day next Tuesday is to be the best OF
the kind yet given. The citizens are
invited to be present.
The Normal lake has redeemed itself.
and presents better appearance than
ever before. The merry skater has used
its CLASSY bosom to good advantage
since cold weather returned.
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"GOOD RESULTS"
MarSh'S Golden Blood l. Liver Tonic
Is Valued Highly.

II have used MARsH's GOLDEN
BLOOD & liver Tonic in my family
and seen it used IN many cases, with
good results. For Liver complaints
and Blood disorders 1t is a safe, pleas
ant and potent remedy" VIM.
Barnes, Kansas City. Mo.
Il suffered for several years with
Liver Complaint. dyspepsia and I'M
pure Blood. Two bottles of MARsH's
GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic cured
me. l value it hlghly."- H, l.. Mar
tin, Dubuque, Iowa.
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER
Tonic, the great blood purifier and
liver invigorator, and MaRsH's Col
DEN BALsAM, the famous throat and
lung , edicine, or for sale by.
Gray & Co., druggists, Kirksville.
Large bottles 50 cents and 81. Trial
size 10 cts. Thousands of bottles have
been given away to prove their extra
ordinary merit. Two doses will bene-
fit.
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Mr.. H. \ jenkins. Solicitor OF patents,
Washington, D. c. officially reports to
the GRAPHIC the following complete list
of patents granted Missouri inventors
for the week ending Feb IS, 1888: NJ
Fitzpatrick. St. Louis, brick making
machine: L. NJ. Kirkpatrick. Kansas
City, safety truck for railroad ears; G.
H. LaSar. st. Louis. plug-tobacco tag
ping machine: ". c. SmaIstig. SprinC-
field. riding saddle; c H. Allen, St.
Lou is trace hook and haine attachment;
Il. NJ. d. Sglth. Armada. car-wheel; A.
Warren. 81 Louis. >eal-lock.
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So lar We have reci,et two solutions
of the problem. how many ways can
p cents be changed" One of our con-
tributors gives M in Ge par remark
ing that there are sill m4Gy more
ways, but Mr. Joseph > Matter sends
Us diagram Of l5j Mays and adds:
Nv ouli th KIND tGi,or. col4r>eend 10
tell me are there any more ways to
change a quarter than ! have noted
down? suppose he viii say YES, ont
of Your pocket INTO mine: hut that's too
thin. as | am minus just now
We think there are at least twenty
more WAYS for making the change re-
CURED. VIII some one else try?-ED
GRAPHIC.
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Floyd Greek Items.

"Phosno' comes in this week with
quite batch of items which we collate
as follows:
DR.. Msfford. of Sublette, has located
mere
On the night of the 10th tenant
house on the land of Cal. Little, occu-
pied by James Green and family was
burned. The family saved most of
their goods. Value OF house about
$500.
Mr.. Robt Weir has moved to his
farm near Locust Hill. Mr.. Morrow
occupies the place vacated by Mr.. W.
I. o. Nelloorn is; taking OF moving
his house this spring.
ilr. Burch has moved to his farm
cas-. of Wilmathville.
Dame Rumor has it tina: r. Winslow
contemplates committing matrimony
ere many weeks have flown.
Rev. F. NJ. Green will preach his
farewell sermon at Bethel Church, on
Sunday the oath. MIR. Green has won
the love and respect of the entire COM
munity.
Mr.. G. a. Reynolds has finished crib
hing his corn at last.
Saltriver was out on a swell last FRI
day and did considerable damage to
fences.
Your correspondent respectfully sug-
gests that this village be named Gas
burg, from the amount of gas the place
col .alnS.
Another correspondent writing from
the same place neads his letter Whites
Vile and speaks in very glowing terms
of the place We Judge he is a new
conner he says:
This Eden of ours is located ten
miles northeast of kirksville. The pop
ulation OF the town We have failed
to cbtain We have one church of the
Particular Baptist persuasion. school
house. and post office The new store
house of the Williamson Bros. will he
erected in the spring. 'Phosno's' Black
smith shop is just the thing we need at
present. but what about the Smith?
DR.. Metford, formerly of Kentucky.
has located here.
VIM. Bell has rented the Griffin farm
and will move into the neigh borhood
soon.
Ellsworth Williams is on the sick list.
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GREENToP, Feb, 2o--G. w. Gatl;n
has moved his stock of dry goods
from Moulton, Iowa, to this place and
has just got them opened out in his
store house. They look quite neat
and is good stock of goods.
P. G. Lind is clerking in G. w.
Gatlin's sore.
A little son of William Grogan's died
on Friday night.
John Pryor and family moved to
Huntsville las. week.
Rev. F. NJ. Green, OF knksyille,
preached here Sunday last.
W. E. Jones, from Coatsville, has
moved to this place and has started an
ax-handle factory. He occupies the
Samuel Phelps house.
DR.. Sickles and Esq Lewis are On
the sick list.
A little girl Of Nathan Speer's is also
quite sick
Geo. Pryor, Of Atkinson County
Nd, is here this week looking out
new location.
Esq. Weston and Charley Weston
are moving house for Fred Nlghswan-
der up on Locust street.
w. G.. Wells has moved his stock Of
groceries into the NJ. Soeer house.
lay.
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Quite number took the morning
train on Mondav for the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. b. T. Henry. T. B. Dewitt and his
daughter. Miss Mary Dewitt, Mr.. J. B.
Porter. and his grand daughter, Miss
Hattie Harris, ana Benz. Ely, represent
Ell this county. while. Mr.. Frank Rat
tar. Of Milan ami M~ssrs BucLs. Idle.
and Notf,tt of Green City constitute
the balance of he party At Kansas
City they age 70 be Joined by Dr. Stur-
gess, wife and ch,.l. from Browning,
Mo.
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the RAY CASE.
fifteen Years IL the Pen,ten,lary

The trial of Willard Ray, of Walnut
township, charged with the murder of
Jefferson Sullivan, at religious gath
ering in that township last spring, has
occupied the Circuit Court for nearly a
week past. The case was ably conduct
ed on both sides, and went to the jury
Thursday morning A verdict was
eniered Thursday afternoon. and the
prisoner sentenced to fifteen years in
the penltentiary.
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Sublette SlftlngS.

DR.. Metford of our place has located
at Flovd's Creek P. O.. about five miles
from here. The ladies of Sublette will
miss the Doctor as he was a great ia
vorite among the fair sex.
Harvey and Mrs. William Sublette
went to St. Louis last week, Mrs. Sub
lette 10 her home. she having been on a
visit here for som, weeks, and Harvey
to visit his brother William.
Our school closes on Friday cf this
week. t. NJ. Walters. the teacher, will
go tG the Gem City Business College
this summer. Mr. Walters has made
US an excellent teacher.
On last FRIDAY night we had an cleo
ton in our Literary Society. The fol-
lowing are the incoming Ulcers: I. E.
Sublette Pres. Mrs. Fletcher Secretary,
Miriam Sublette. critic, Will Fletcher,
Treasurer, and }. NJ Kerr Marshal.
There are quite number of sales to
be held next week in this neighborhood.
Great prepal ations are being made
for large corn crop in this end of the
county. Perhaps the largest for years.
P. r. Crow Is erecting very COM
Portable dwelling In the north end of
town.
Sublette needs Il good shoemaker.
There is go cd opening tor the right
man.
R.G. Seooee's brother, of Monroe Co.,
will spend the summer with MS brother
on the far. We welcome Mr.. Scobee
into our midst.
Has God torsaken Subiette, or what
the ID Is the matters We have a
good two story church here. but no re-
lleious service excepting Sunday school
and once in long while sermon by
some one who happens along, but We
have no regular preaching Of any
church organization here.
AIMS MCCAsE.
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Graphic subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the week
ending Saturday, Feb. II.
Peter Wolf. $50: }. N. McCreery
1.50: J. C. Smith. p: joan Crawford.
1 50. \ Speer, 90; E H Burton. so:
ESampson. 80: John Fish, Jr., 80; 5
Melvin. 80: Mollie c Perry. 80: John
H Smith. 50: G " Grimm. l 80: C "
Galloway, p: D q Jacobs. 80 J Il c
Hickman. 30.
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Every Farmer Wants to Know

Of good Independent Agricultural
Weekly one that advocates his interests
that is controlled by no ring or party
That will expose all trickery and OPP
pose the use Of money or tree passes 20
carry elections or Influence puplic off
GERS;
Tha, will neither be neutral or sil.
ent about the growing extortlonS of
corporations: that will fight all mon
opolieS which Cypress the people;
That will work for reduction of tax
on the farm, the home. or our indust-
ries:
And urge the taxation of securities.
large incomes, and immense wealth
which is now exempt
THE IOWA HOMESTEAD
Is such paper.
IT gives the news OF the week:
1t Interests the women and children ::
1t has the best practical farm writers
who give their experience Oh every
branch of farming:
Making good pastures and meadows:
breeding and care Of The best stock for
dairy. beef. pork or mutton:
How TO succeed IN fruit raising: in
poultry and bee-keepiHg: how TO i'm
1roye the farm and
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We learn that a fine Art Department
has been added to the klrksvllls Bust
ness College, and placed in the charge
of Prot. ]. W. Tlnsman. Drawing. paint
ings in oil and water colors and all 9TH
er needed instruction in art will be
given students. Mr.. ". J. Smith makes
the following liberal inducements to
those who wish to take this branch
First Ave lessons free.
Additional lessons, If desired, D cts.
per lesson.
Studio now ready for pupils, west
side of the square.
44-ot
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In Brief.

New tirm-Snyder & Recktol.
New pump-sou;heast corner.
The Such store has closed up.
Court has been engaged on the Wal
nut township murder trial all week
Rev. ". f. Chambles, is at home
again, and VIII preach next Sunday.
Services at the Episconal church by
the Rev. Z. TALBOT, on Friday and Sat
urday ana on SUNDAY.
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4 BARGAIN.

FOE SAI.E--A four room. new frame dwelling
situated TWO acres OF choice land. adjoining
poratinn at Kirk -rile. with a new barn with loom
FOR four horses and i cow. and four tons of hay.
Good fences. and choice lot Young fruit trees
such as cherries. peaches. etc. % appe trees. 4
good Hing well. and a nice grape arbDr besides
small fruits nd berries In abundance. Grave ii
Client TO make a ba rr.l OF wine every year. ilso
large lot fac shade trees. This is 4 very desire
able location. For Information = a Particulars
apply al this Office or 10 owner. FEED. BRESZ.
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| WON'T Be UEDEnS0LD
Ladies' Tonic"
n. A. BAYLOR

The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoMES's MEDICAL ISsrI-
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 sl.0O per bottle. LADIES
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp
tor names of those who have been CUR
aD. n26-tf.
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A full Stock of Fresh Goods.
Willard Bros. have just finished re-
ceivlng and opening full stock of
new goods in theu line, to replenish
their stock. Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, Provisions, Glass and Queens
ware. in fact everything in the Gro
Gerry line-all fresh, good and cheap.
Call in and see them. East Side pub
lie Square.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be quiekl,
cured by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee il
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver complsint? Shiioh's Viializer /. guar
anteed 10 cure you
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure IS the
remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED. health, and sweet
breath secur by Sh loh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 80 cents. Nasa. mi etor free. Sold BY
T. r. Eowler, Kirksville, Mo no 34-e I-y
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Farmers, call al the GrapAif Office
and get sample copiesof the Fsit0y
and 7saehe, and the american Farmer
You can get 5otI monthlies one year
for $I.co.
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brides father in saitriNIr township on Feb l-th
nv Rev W L. Fletcher. Mr.. LAWS =. brap. .,
and Miss Laura VI. Conner. all of Adair county.
The bride is the daughter of our old
friend David Conner, and the fortunate
groom is a son OF another old friend
Mr. s. C. Draper. We wish the new. "
married pair long life of usefulness
and joy.
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The undersigned intends to publish
a conference daily during the Annual
Conference OF the VI. E. Church. All
those desiring copies of the daily should
subscribe at once Twenty-Five cents
for the SIX issues. Address.
F. NJ GREEN.
Viii do all kind of vanishing at
your house call at the Boston store.
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MARRIED..

PRO ssT-PAUL-By Ed. j. W. Davis. OF Kinks
The BRIDGE father in salt River. tn. Mr.. kenoen
". Propst 10 Mss Ella o. Paul.
A fine supper was gwen and about
forty FIVE relatives and friends were in
attendance
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WAN TED.

All the furniture and second hand
goods we can get at the Boston Store
A good spring wagon to sell cheap
at the Boston store.
All kinds of Furniture cheap at the
Boston Store.
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FOR lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's
porous plaster. Price p cents.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consume tion
Cure is sold by US ON guarantee. II cures
consumption.
SHlLOH'S vITALIZER is what you ueed
for constipation. loss Of appetite, Dizziness
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and IS cents per bottle.
GROUP. WHOOPlNG Cough and Bronchi-
It's Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
Sold by T. r. Fowler, Kirksville, Mo.
MA e "
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AT A BARGAIN

4 GOOD COMFORTABLE RESI-
"A DENCE-three rooms, cellar good gar
den spot, cis;ern and chick n house. only
500. Terms 500 down. balance in annual
pawn MS Of 500. A bargain for some poor
man as the rental value VIII nearly pay the
balance on property when due. Two lots
For further particulars apply at this office 10
GIL L A SANDS
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E0R SALE-Smail farm for sale in
= The corporation o: Grcentop, Schuyler Co.
NO. Consistii = Of b acres 80 acres in .uti-
vation and meadow. acrcs timber pasture
about 2oo bearing fruit trees 400 TO 200 grape
vines. Living water on the place and two
living wells. Main house new iiyl4, = stories
kitchen l6Ni6 with cellar. summer kitchen
lVN.2; workshop 30I2D: smoke house ano an
excellent out side cellar lux22 for w:niering
bees, with a, swarms Of b, es if wanted; frame
barn: everything in good condition. Price Of
ali $500 NJ H. LEWIS
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New Firm.

GRAY Il Co. have made change in
their firm, but the business Will go
right on the same as ever. The new
firm consists of Gray & Spencer. Par
ties owing the old firm are requested to
call and settle.
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DO YOU WANT

Beans, Honey, genuine Buck wheat
-four, potatoes, best -four in Kirksville,
Gamer goods of every description.
pickles, and the best sorgum syrup in
town. call at the Willard Bros.-east
side square
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Boys caps 90 cts, at Harlan Bros.
Anything you want in the general
grocery line. always fresh, and not to
be undersold BY anybody. That is our
style at MARKEY & FLoYpS
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OvercOatS at cost at
AMEs & MCCALLs

Hope l. Porter. kirksvilie, Mo-, say
agents make $500 to $500 per day.
800 will secure the agency for any
county in Us Send F. o. order, name
the county. and Cturn and Dash will
be sent b. express fSee cut, this paper.(
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d. c. sir, living two and half
miles south of Greentop will have a
public sale. of steers. hogs, horses, cows
corn. hay, implements ETC., on Monday
Fec. Goth.
J. W. Hutchinson. living one and a
half miles south of Greentop, viii sell
lot OF horses steers, cows. hogs. sheep,
wagons plows. cultivators, hay rake
moving machine. hay. wool. corn. be-
sides household furniture, on Tuesday
the % E. R. Brown, auctioneer for
both sales. n43-2t