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CHOLERA INflNTun.
Dlanica, Dysente1, and all Bowel Con-
plaiats, Quickly Cured.

"MARsH's Tonic AsrRlNGENr is the
best medicine / ever saw for curing
Bowel Complaints. 1 heve used It, and
seen it used IN many cases, in all of
which 1t effected a speedy cures. ].
Armstrong, Fort Scott, Kans.
"MARsHs Tonic AsrRINGESr cured
my little boy of Cholera Infantum,
after several other remedies failed. |
gave one of my neighbors some of 1T for
their little girl, who was suffering with
the same complaint, and it quickly
cured her. Jas. T. Barnes, Kansas
City Mo.
MARsu's Tonic AsTRlNGESr is for sale
by W. G. Fout, druggist, Kirksville
Mo. Price 80 cents.
Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, and
all Miasmatic diseases, are quickly cur
ed with the 50 cent Marsh Ague Cure.
For sale by W. G. Fout.
Use Marsh's Cathartic Liver Pills for
Biliousness and Constipation. For sale
by w. 6. Fout. Aug.
Becktol & Snyder want to see you,
De2eamer c Co.'S. old stand.
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pEasoNALs.

H. o. HAWKINS and family have NOV
| ed to Hannibal.
W. B. REYNakDs, IF Greentop, spent
| portion Of Saturd In Kirksvilie.
We noticed Mr.. b. A. BozAnrH, OF
Liberty township. on our streets Saturday.
Mr.. CHAs. PATTERSON is preparing to
Issue some new catalogues Of his nursery stock.
rRor. BALDWIN IS expected here in a
/ short time. His many friends here will he glad to
greet him.
PRoF. and Mrs. N. b. HENRY called
and looked through the GRAPHIC once one day
this week.
Mas. EMMA COOKS and her little
daughter returned OH Monday from Eureka
Springs, Ark
Mrs. A. A, MUIR, who has been
spending the summer in Kirksvile, leaves for Hit
No, this evening.
Mrs. j. s. BoYD went to Hannibal on
Wednesday iu charge of Mrs. Fry's two children
who have been visiting her this summer.
Mss VIC MILLER and her niece, Miss
Ida Miller. started Tuesday morning to
Browning, Ills, on a visit to friends at that
place.
Nh. and. Mrs. w. A. FALKENsrINE
Were In town Monday. Mr.. FaIkenstine started
east ION business Thursday morning. and expects to
visit Washington before returning.
A. i. DCNEeHY, of this place, j. C.
Doneghy, ofLaPlata, and h. and H. W. Doueghy,
Of Macon AID Callao, NO.. will start next Monday
for New York, Chicago, st. Louis ana other eastern
markets, to purchase their fail stocks.
STANLEY THOMPSON went to Brashear
Yesterday. In his capacity insurance man to
look 1t the burnt district. He was accompanied
by aGraphic reporter the result OF whose observa-
ton appears In another place In this issue.
Mr.. A. w. ROBERTS, of Sublette DC
compsnied by his father-in law, Mr.. Minocks
of Agency, Iowa, started on a two or three
weeks trip to Kansas. They 20 to look after
cattle and land interests in that state.
JUdGE J. G. JOHNSON and daughter,
Miss Ann, start this week for an extensive
trip east They expect to visit Chicago, Mia
CARA Falls, and will attend the N. Y State fair
at Rochester. They will be absent about six
weeks.
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DEPARTED.

GerrSroP. Aug. ,1th.-Death has again
visited our vicinity and taken from, US our
welcome co,npanion and faithful Christian
friend. Mrs. Sarah Anne Edwards, wife oil
Mr., Joseph Edwards and daughter Of MI
Vim. and Mrs. Elizabeth Hart. Alter much
intense suffering she WAS released by death
ats o'clock A. NJ, aug. l4th, 1883, age l? yrs,
month and days.
The funeral services were conducted Dy
Rev. Williams at Wiilmothville church, al IL
o'clock A. NJ, Aug. 15t!-, 1883, and was largely
attended, after which the remains were iaiu
TO rest in the Willmothvilie cemetery.
The grief stricken husband and bereaSeo
relatives have the sincere sympathy ana coll
dolcncc of large circle offriends.
Our loved one is gone. She who only
few DAYS ago was with us; so young ana so
full Of life, has passed away. OF VIII we
listen but not hear that sweet voice. oit
will we yearn for an expression from .hose
loving eyes which are now closed IN oeath :
but the memory of that dear one VIII finger
in our hearts until we are called 10 resign
our trusts, and be laid in the cold grave: ana
off times will our thoughts cluster rouno .ne
name of darling Anne, who lett US III tnc
early morn OF life, for that land where oea.h
is unknown, where we hope to meet her TO
he parted no more.
By careful watch she's given
The tares and thorns no room;
Rich graccs from the spheres
Within her Leart has bloomed.
And as the Angel Reapers
Bind up the golden grain,
They'll find in her ut harvest
A life not spent In vain.
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Fact Briefly Told.

One of the marks. of civilized home
life is the presence of handsome carpets
on parlor and chamber floors and IN no
line of industry has there been more
marked progress in beauty OF design
and richness in colorinR than IN this.
Every variety of quality and style can
now be examined in the carpet depart
ment of Messrs Robinson 6 Whltacre,
of the celebrated New York Store.
Their whole upper story Is devoted to
carpets, valices, trunks, and this class
of goods, and customers desiring to ex-
anime should ask to be shown up stairs.
They carry the largest and most COM
plete line of these goods in North MIS-
souri,, ana have the under grip on
prices. Don't fail to call and see them.
Mississippi plaid and check
shirtings only s 1-3 cents. We
have the best things made in
these Goods.
DoNEGHY Bros.
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RIG FIRE!


Thursday morning the report wa:
received that our neighboring town o.
Brashear had sustaind heavy loss BY
fire the previous night, and GRAPHIC
reportsr was at once sent to gather the
particulars. Stanley Thompson, insur'
aLce agent, kindly rendered q seat in
his conveyance, which enabled us to
reach Brashear at an early hour on
Thursday.
The fire originated between 9 or 10
O'Clock Wednesday night in the rear
Of Hall Bros. Hardware store, which
was used as tin shop. The fire had
gained full Roadway and had commu-
nicated with the combustible contents
OF an up stairs carpenter shop, before
the alarm was gwen.
Most of the citizens of the town
were just returning from church, where
the Conference of the U. P. Church
was in session.
The citizens generally and most Of
the visiting ministers ofthe conference,
including Bishop Kephart, worked he-
roically to stop the fire or save the con-
tents of the buildings, but the
flames had the start aud we're not to be
checked, till they had swept away all
but two buildings on the west side of
the square.
All that block now lies in ashes, ex.
cept the store-room of c. G. Cornell at
the south end and another building.
The following is a list of the losses:
]. M. McCrery. at the northeast cor
ner, large store house and post Office.
Nearly all the contents of the post
Office destroyed. Losses on house and
stock estimated at $1,000. Insured
At $4,000.
Next building south, where the fire
started, occupied by the Hall Bros,
with a hardware, furniture and under
takers stock, and a large and val
liable supply of lumber. Loss on lum-
Der $4,000; on hardware, furniture
and other stock $1,000; insurance,
$4,000.
Next the restaurant of Mr.. T. J..
Headlin. Loss estimated at GOO.
Fully insured.
South of this was the butcher-shop,
the contents of which were saved, but
the building was burned.
The only accident at the fire, so far
as we learned, was a severe burn Oh
the right arm received by the marshal,
Mr.. Steele.
The gentlemen who have suffered by
the fire, speak in high terms of the en-
ergy displayed by their fellow citizens
in trying to stop the flames. Men,
women and children, and the visitors
at the conference, all distinguished
themselves in this respect.
The blow is a severe one to the bus
ness interests of our young and thriv-
ing neighbor; but knowing the energy
and enterprise of the people of Bra
shear, we believe they will 60 to work
to repair their losses, and build up
their town without serious delay
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GRAPHIC PREMIUM.
$500 For the Best Acre Of Cerl.

We have contemplated for some
time the offer of SIS for the best acre
of corn, to be raised in Adair county
the coming year. and make this early
announcement that ample time and
may be made by those
who enter the contest. The only con-
dluons we make is that contestants
shall inform us of the fact before corn
planting next spring; and furnish US
written report next fall, of the methods
pursued, quality of soil, location and
all other particulars in regard to its cul-
tivation that may be of value to Others.
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TO The Public.

My mill was insured. when it was
burned, in the Home of New York.
Insurance Company VI North Amer
lea, and the Liverpool and London
and Globe" of Liverpool. The Liver
nool and London and Glohe," has paid
its loss in full without any DISCOUNT.
The other companies would not pay
In less than sixty days, unless dis.
count was made at the rate of ten per
cent per annum. SAMUEL SwIGERT.
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Glnghams from 5 to 10c per
yard, at the STAR STORE.
To Correspondents.

Just a very little chatting" once in a
while is admissible in our columns, but
We have not space for long or Oft re-
peated letters that deal with matters of
individual interest, or talk of subjects
not understood by the public at large.
"Rose Bud" and "a Quiz" ifthey wish
to correspond with each other. can
send their letters under seal to this
Office and We will forward them, but
hereafter al matter not of general in
terest viii be omitted from the GRAPH.
&c. We want news-news-news! and
news is always welcome. Bear this IN
mind.
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CARPETS AND OIL CLOTH.

We beg lEave to invite attention to
our new offerings of Carpets, OIL
Cloths, Cocoa Mattlngs, &C., compris-
ing the largest and most varied assort-
ment in Body Brussels. Three Phys,
Extra Supers, all Woods, Cotton Chains
and Hemps ever shown in Huntsville.
All new goods direct from manufactu-
rers of Philadelphia, at B. F. LAMErN's.
Use Dupont Sea Shooting powder, it
is the hest.
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Sene Egg.

Last week Mr.. w. L. Fletcher
brought into this Office a hens egg
which is regular mammoth for size.
l, measures eight and one-fourth inches
by SIX inches in circumference and
weighs nearly twice as much as an or.
binary egg.
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Wanted {!

Everybody to bear in mind the fact
that H. Grau, is doing first class boot
and shoe work besides mending of all
kind, at his shop with Eckert & Kin
near, west side Of the square. Drop
in and leave your measure, for a well
made, nicely fitting boot or shoe, and
don't YOU forget 1t.
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Well {! Well!

Robert johnson desires US to an
nounce that he is now prepared TO dig
and wall wells four feet wide at the
rate of 50 cents per foot, which is one
foot wide, and ten cents less per foot
than weiI-auger prices Leave orders
at the First National Bark, or Han
nah S Grocery Store.
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New Goods! New Goods.

Tine largest and most complete line
Of flannels ever brought to this mar
ket will be sold 4: from Is to 20 per
cent. less than last years price,
n. Y, STORE.
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Solar Tip Shoes.

We have just received our stock of
"Solar Tip" Shoes. manufactured by
John Mundell & Co, Philadelphia, in
Grain, Goat and Kid. We warrant
them to outwear any line of shoes made
IN the United States. Call in and see
them at B. T. LAMKINs.
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Best heavy unbleached mus
lin only 6 cents per yard.
These are the best things made
in heavy muslins.
DoNEGHY Bros.
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organs 4 Pianos.

w. a. Adams, sells the Wilcox s.
White, Mason 4 Hamlin, Carpenter
and Empire Organs. Also, almost all
the Standard Pianos, including the
Steinway and Weber. Call and see
him. I7tf.
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Be Careful.

twill make you dizzy to examine
the nice new stock of goods at j. s. Ba-
ker & Cos. at their new stand in the
DeReamer building, next door to the
Savings Bank.
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VIM. Hart, ieweler. will be found at
his old stand. on the north side OF
square, after Sept. 9th, where he will
open with new and complete stock OF
watches. clocks and jewelry- Don for
get the place, adjoining Masonic build
ing. n11-4w
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Wanted.

If You have any chickens, eggs or but
tel that you wish to sell. call on MAR
KEY & FLOYD. and get the highest price
in the market. They pay cash or
trade. lS.2w.
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Markey G. Floyd have on hand q
choice lot OF the Kirksville Factory
Yarn, which they will sell for cash or
produce. 1S2w.
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A Special Imitation.

Farmers are especially INVITED to
bring their produce and get the high
est market price IN cash or groceries at
j. ). Baker Il Cos. next door to the
SavInrs Bank.
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s5oo,ooo.oo

To loan at 6s interest in sums from
10000 TO 100000.
HOLLISTER & MCCALL.
Office in rear of Griggs & Picker.
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Miss Ella Ray and Miss Helen Boyd
were thrown from buggy by run
away team on Tuesday evening and
both hurt. Miss Boyd is reported
quite seriously injured.
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Blacksmith Shop-For Sale.

Fauipped with two sets of tools. shop 2Ax56, 10
>st,.i Ina Sticklcr,i.le Mo. No other shop nd a
good location for n good man, Address or apply 10
j. : liartzclcr. SiickIeryile. Mo. VIII be sold At
a bargain. hio-to'
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No. g..

Upstairs in LIST National Bank Block
is the office of A. NJ. SMITH, Real Es-
ate Agent, Huntsville. Mo. tt
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REMOVAL-NotIce.

Messers Becktol & Snyder, have NOV
ed their immense stock OF Hardware
to tie Furniture Building, northeast cor
ner of the square. Call and see them
in their new quarters.
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No. 8.

Upstairs in LIST National Bank Block
is the office OF A. NJ. SMITH, Real Es-
tate Agent, Kirksville, Mo. tt
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New Goods.

N. A. Baylor is now opening new
stock of goods which were purchased
very low, and he is prepared to offer
excellent bargains and full value fer
the money. Cali and examine.
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John Davis, the butcher, has steak
so tender that a toothless person can
masticate it without difficulty.
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S. S. Picnic.

Wesley Chapel S. S. will hold pic
mic at the grove near John Waddills
on Steer Creek on Saturday, Septem-
Der Ist.
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No. g..

Upstairs in LIST National Bank Block
is the Office OF A. NJ. SMITH, Real Ea
tate Agent Kirksyille, Mo. tt
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Going East.

Going East.
After years of experience. l have
found out 1t pays better to visit the
Eastern markets and buy my goods in
person than to buy them from drum
ner's trunks. l will leave for Chicago.
New York and other Eastern markets
about Aug. 25th. any special orders
given me viii receive my prompt and
careful attention.
3. +. I.AMKIN
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Insure your property in the Liver
pool and London and Globe,' If you
want your losses paid without sixty
days discount. j. c. THATCHER, Agent.
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Be sue when you cone to town to
call on Markey s Floyd and get a
sack of that celebrated, roller-mill
Quincy flour, and don't YOU forget it.
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Still on Hands.

Uncle Charley Algaier is still at the
iron house" serving out hot meals at
all hours. Call and see him.
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See the new advertisement of Messers
Burt & Hunt In this issue. They
have now on hand magnificent stock
of boots, shoes, slippers CATERS, AMI IN
fact, everything in that line.
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER,of S
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 imm ediate relief
Price 10 cents, 80 cents and 81
ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF
Appetite, Yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
a positive cure.
SHILOH'S CATTARRH REMEDY
4 positive cure for Catarrh, Dip.heria and
Caker Month. Sold by T. r. Fowler, Kinks
vile, No. n31-ly-ow
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J. D. Stephens & Son, at F. NJ
Browns late stand, east side, want
every farmer to call and see them.
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New Hats.

Just received at Harlan Bros. All
the ne" fall styles in youths and mems
latest and nobblest hats. Call and see
before buying elsewhere.
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For fresh, cheap and first class gro
ceries call round at j. d. Stephens &
Sons, east side square.
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The best Barted Wire in the world
The Elwooj-for sale at
DECKTOL Il SNYDERs
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Ladies Busters.

In Linen and Worsteds at less than
manufacturers cost at the Palace Store
of HARLAN Bios.
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Messrs Smell & Hamilton will be IN
Huntsville, Aug. Goth, and remain sew
eral days, buying mules. They want
three years old and upwards
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Robt. Clark Is wholesale agent for
Dupont's powder. l2tf
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jeff Thomas the Boss Boot Black"
OF North No., is with the Hayes Bros,
BARRIERS.
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Dress FlanneIs.

Ladies. If you want to look at nice
d:ess flannels, they have just received
all the latest styles at the New YORK
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Mississippi Plaid Shifting at
Z l.2 to10c. Warranted fast
colors, at the STAR. STORE
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Cider Presses.

The best Cider Presses manufactur.
ed, can be bought very cheap at
CARRoIHERs & GREENEs
1S-0w
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CreamerS.

For Creamers that excel all others
90 to CARorHERs & GREENE.
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Mississippi check and plaid
shirtlngs only 5 1-3 cents per
yard. DoNEGHY Bros.
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Hannibal Eagle Flour by the car
load at Willard Bros. Every sack war
ranted.
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No. 8.

Upstairs in 1st National Bank Block
is tie Office of \. NJ. SMITH, Real Is
tate Agent, Kirksville, No. If
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aRApHICs.

ment.
A pleasant time at the Baptist lawn
festival Friday evening.
A very noisy customer conveyed to
the calaboose Monday night.
| PM. Wright. of Macon, has gone
to New Orleans to we'd Miss c. X.
Abbott.
Pic MICS are being held in various
Acknowledgements. Sunday School
and social
w ]. Smith has just issued the first
number of very handsome monthly
the Skudsnks' Friend.
Next weeks GRAPHIC will contain .
report of the Frank James trial nov
underway at Gallatin.
The Macon Times claims to have a
SIX thousand dollar Office, all of which
is nearly new and in first class order.
Tabernacle meeting will commence
at Mt. Lion schoolhouse, in Walnu,
TOWNSHIP p, one week from next Thurs.
dav.
Parties falling to get their GRAPHIC
are requested to notify us promptly and
we will endeavor to supply the missing
copies.
Mr. G. W. Dennison, of Willard, ad.
vertises number of fine COWS and
other stock at public sale, in this issue.
See notice.
Mr.. Caleb Haight has sold his splen-
did stallion. Saml. ]. Tilden, to Mr..
Alex Bailey, for $500. who will take
him to Nebraska.
Messers Fish & LaSette have
bought Victor Clover. Huller which
they will run the present season. See
notice in this issue.
Charley Kimble has some very fine
red Jersey hogs in his herd, of which
he is justly proud, Ifyou want to see
something fine in the "porker line' 90
and see him..
The GRAPHIC office was honored by |
a serenade on Wednesday evening, by |
the young gentlemen composing the
Kirksville Glee Club. The singing
was very fine, and the compliment
highly appreciated
Three children of one family were
killed near Clarence last week by a
stroke of lightning. Their names are
Dungen. One was boy aged Is or
10, the other two aged 10 and IS re-
spectively.
We are pleased 20 learn that the
mill run by our friend, Theo. Meyer.
at Sloan's Point, is doing fine bust
ness. The saw mill is taxed to its ut
most capacity TO meet orders, and the
grist mill is being put into good shape
for grinding.
Our office vas enlivened last Friday
by the presence of a number of young |
lady callers. During the day calls
were received from Miss Lucy Garrett
and Miss Emma Miller, Miss Cora
Baldwin, of Texas, and Miss Hattie
Harris, and Miss Emma Hamilton
and Miss Ella Ray.
The children and teachers of the
Cumberland Sunday School had a |
pleasant time al their pic mic III the
grove near town on Wednesday. The
school marched in procession from
the church to music by the Kirksville
Philharmonic band A number of car
riages and large felght wagon filled
with baskets of good things followed
the procession.
N. L. Page issues this week a pam
phlet entitled Northeast Missouri"
containing short sketches OF nearly all
the towns and villages in this section OF
the state and the advertisements of
nearly three hundred business men.
Seven thousand copies will be distribute
ed along the lines of the H. and St. Jo.,
Wabash, NJ. l. N. and the Q. M. & P.
Railways in Missouri and IN every
town within radius of seventy-five
miles of Quincy. The next edition OF
the pamphlet will consist of 10000
copies. The GRAPHIC Office does the
printing.
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Mississippi Plaid
Shirtings only 81 cts.
per yd. and we think
they are one OF the
best brands made.
DONEGHY Bro.
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Keep out the flies by day and the
bugs by night. Those handsome door
and window screens put up on short
notice py Holmes, Annex, & Co.