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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-03-22
Raising Verbena Plants.

Strong. healthy plants of the verbena,
that VIII bloom abundantly, can be
raised in no way so well as from seed.
Plants from cuttings are neve' 50 strong
as those from seed, and are more liable
to attacks of rust and insects. and do
not bloom as we'll. Seed sown now. or
little later. according to locat on,
north or south, will he in time to raise
strong lants for 81 ring setting. Plants
can be raised in the g penthouse. hot
bed, or in the window. if 70 erly cared
for. Take a hallow box. two inches or
lit e more in depth, and fill nearly
tnll OF soil com osed of equal arts of
leaf-moId and turfv loan. mixed we'll
together, ami little sand added. and
a s'eved as to take out the coarse
material; sprinkle the soil and let it
stand for an hour, and then sow the
iced by r:nki:ng it on the surface
in straight rows about an inch and
half art, and then cover by sprink:
ling some sand about quarter OF
an inch deep over ALL Cover the box
with pane of glass and keep it in a
moderately warm place. Supply water
by rinkling in the gent est manner
the little plants will show themselves.
and then they must be given light and
air. and carefully. tended until large
enough to transplant into another box
or pot, where they will stand an inch or
two apart. Grown in this way for a
month they may then be again trans
planted about three inches apart to
stand until removed to the open ground.
Be ore planting out, it is well to harden
them off bv giving air freely. Although
it is best to keep clear of late frosts. it
is well to get the plants ont into their
beds early, watching the weather and
giving protection in times of danger. -,
Vlck's Monthly. --7& t.-o'tcY 1T
.'Yes," said one Cortland lady to an
other. recently, my husband sold out
his store some time ago.. !" Then he's
out of business now?" ''Oh, not He's
in some kind of business; manufactur-
ing, l guess. heard him say he was
putting up margins for pork, the other
day.n-M y Ledger. 49,.
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Wilson Waits.

Farmers had begun fall ploughing,
but the heavy rains have made it to
wet and will have to stop awhile.
Gathering nuts seem to be the prin-
cipal business and amusement for all
now.
The Newton Bros. are selling some
of the wooden fabrics of Huntsville,
here very cheap. The quality is con-
coded to be very good.
Mrs. L. Caldwell gave an enter
tainment at her residence, for the
young people which is said to have
been very enjoyable affair by those
present.
Mr.. Landes, of Iowa, wife aad little
son are visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jas.
Barnhart.
John Campbell, of Kirksville; late Of
Wilson. has been visiting his old home
and shaking hands with friends and
associates Of 'Auld Lang syne.'
Nothing late has been heard from
Uncle Timmie's squash vine. Think
probably the frost has put stop..to its
rapid progress. RUSTIC.
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GIVEN AWAY.
Blood 1 lkN. 16iIe 10 %
cNea Away,

Every body in Kirksville, who Is suf-
fering from Scrofula, Chronic Rhea-
matism, Jaundice, Biliousness, Dyspep-
sla, Coetiveness, Headache, Female
Weakness, Nervous Derangement
General Debility, or and Blood, Liver,
Kidney, Stomach or Bowel disorder
can obtain q trial bottle Of MARsHs
GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER TOXIC, free of
charge, by calling at W. G. Fout's drug
store, Kirksville.
Persons who have tried this valuable
medicine can procure the large bottles
at so cents and 81. It purifiss the
Blood, invigorates the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, regulates the Kidneys, and
strengthens the system.
Persons who have tried this valuable
medicine can procure the large bottles
For the Lungs use MARsH's GOLDEN
BALsAx the grea. cough remedy. Sam
pie bottle free. Oct
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Protracted Meeting.

Largely attended meetings have been
in progress at the Cumberland Presby-
terrain and the NJ. E. Churches in this
city, during the week. Rev. DR.. Low
rey of New York has been speaking at
the NJ. F. Church to big audiences.
He is an attractive and eloquent speak
er.
At the Cumberland Church Rev. R.
G. Pearson, of Nashville. has been
greeted with equally large audiences.
He is recognized as an eminent minis
ter in his denomination, and is remark
ably effective and persuasive in his de-
livery.
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PERSONALS.

DIR. SAGE. of Novinger was on our
streets yesterday.
Mr.. J. NJ. CRAWFORD is laid up with
| bad cut on t is hand.
Mr.. THos. GIBSON and family are
back home from weeks visit to Milan.
Nix. w. T. BAIRD accompanied Mrs.
Baird tn st. Louis Tuesday, en- route to Ken.
lucky.
w. T. HUTCHINSON and daughter,
Miss Irene, made the GRAPHIC office acall on
Tuesday.
Will Bean returned from Omaha
Wednesday morning. He spent day IN
Kansas City on his return.
Mr.. E. NJ. COLLINS is home from Hi
nois. and expects to remain having finished
up his business in that state. We are glad
to see him around again.
GEo. TurL arrived home yesterday
morning from st. Louis where he has pur-
chased full line Of instruments, accessories
and materials for his new gallery.
Mrs. MILLER, wife OF S. j. Mill er,
of the firm of Bright Il Miller, recently ar
rived from Pennsylvania, and Of course Mr..
Miller is happy man. They are stopping
at Mr.. Gooch's.
On Sunday, Oct. 9TH, Rev. G. W..
Sharp visited and addressed Golden Ridge
8. g. in the morning, and in the evening ad-
dressed and re organized the Hingo Point
Sunday school.
JUDGE LASpERs and Col. Huston of
Brookfeld; John F. Williams Of St. Louis;
Jones Of Macon City; J. NJ. Knott of Lancas.
ter; q. d. Jones and ". r. McQuoid Of
Edna; and Joe Parks of LaPlata- were at
torneys in attendance upon our circuit court
last week.
Mr.. BRIGHT, of the firm of Bright G.
Miller. returned this week from st. Louis,
whether he had gone last week with car of
fine horses. Unfortunately two fthem were
crippled in transit, injuring the sale OF them
considerably He brought with him CON-
plete line of beautiful carriage robes.
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GRAPHIC PREMIUM.
$500 For tie Best Acre Of Corn.

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
preparation may be made by those
who enter the contest. The only con-
dltons we make is that contestants
shall inform US of the fact before corn
planting next spring; and furnish US a
written report aext 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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For Sale-Falr Groun d.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed to receive
bids for the sale of the Fair grounds Of
the Adalr County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association. Said grounds
consist Of 10 acres, one halt mile SOUTH
west of klrksvllle. Terms one halt
cash. balance IN IL months at 10 pet
cent interest. Bids will be received up
to December LIST, 1883. E. CoRBIN,
Commissioner.
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Bear in Mind.

Gardner s. 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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A full stock of Pet
tingill's celebrated
Boots always on hand
at the Star Store. at
bottom prices, rang
ing all the way from
$500 to $500.
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Coed FelcIsg.

AT one dollar per hundred feet at
Mover & Otto's mill.
FOR lame back side o. cheat use Shilohs
porous plaster. rrice . cents.
SHlLOH'S COUGH and Consumptiou
Cure is sold by Us on . guarantee. Il cures
consumption.
SHILOH'S ylTALIZER Il what you ueed
for constipation, loss of appetite. Dizziness
all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price ~
10 cents per bottle.
GROUP. WHOOPiNG Cough snd Bronehi-
a. immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
II d by T. X. Fowler, Kirksvills, NO.
Da-e ~
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cKooks and DoLmans,

Ladies, we invite y0n, early ixstect.
ion Of on, immense line Of near styles of
Uintty garments in Cl0aks, Sa1tost,
Doimans, Russian Circulars,
New Markets, Jackets, Jerseys, etc. fo'
ladies. Misses and children. Laygesf
selection e1'ey shoavn in KirksviK otex-
I'd this week at B. F. Zomkis's
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Custom Grinding.

Messrs Meyer & Otto having thor
oughly equipped and repaired the
Steam Mill six miles west of town,
commenced grinding this week. They
are prepared to do first class work and
solicit patronage from the public.
Grinding and saving done promptly.
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The very best all
wool yarns in high
color only - cts per
lb. Gray and White
IS cts. These are the
best yarns made.
DONEGHY Bros.
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Wanted.
Apples, Potatoes, Turnips and
Hickory Nuts wanted Immediately at
PIERCE & STALLS.

A large line OF Cloaks and
Dolmalls to arrive this week
at the New York Store.
Call and ask to be shown the
beautiful Silk Plush Cloaks
and Russian Circulars.
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John z. Hannah.

Keeps the boss place at which to pur-
chase FLOUR, either by the sack or at
Wholesale. He handles nothing but
frst-class flour, and sells as cheap as
the cheapest. Give MIN a call before
urchasiuR
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GRAPHIcs.

Snow.
Wednesday.
Goa. Shaft
To be bored near town.
Interesting Protracted Meetings
At the Cumberland and NJ. E.
Churches.
Rev. Lowery will remain over Sum
day.
The Jay Simms' troupe every night
this week.
We understand that Mrs Bishop
will speak for the Liberals this winter.
Normal Hall was crowded Sunday
afternoon at the Memorial exercises.
j. W. Tinsman Is painting the drop
curtains for Smiths Opera hall.
We are glad to hear that the Writing
Institute is in fairly prosperous con-
dition.
Jonas Caskey is the next" with a
fine girl baby at his house. Friday
night.
That very interesting romance
Tanbark Township, will be concluded
in our next issue.
We have the promise of another rexu-.
lar report from Walnut and Liberty
townships.
There seems to be hot rivalry be-
tween the kirksvllle merchants as to
who shall present the finest arranged
and decorated store-rooms.
See notice of "For Sale" of the fair
grounds of the Adair county Fair asso-
Citations. 1t consists OF ten acres and
would make handsome site for some
man.
Bright 6 Miller are buying and ship
ping horses regularly from this place.
They are permanently located here and
will make this part of their regular
business.
The Real Estate Index for October,
will be out in a few days. The mechan-
ical work is done at this office. and the
paper circulates IN every state and
territory of the Union, besides going to
number OF foreign countries. w. L.
Grlggs proprietor and editor.
We understand that the coal shaft
being sunk on the Tolef place near
Greentop passed through the first vein
Of coal of six inches at depth OF sew
enty SIX feet. The auger is now in
sand stone.
1t is currently reported that Mr..
John Caskey has bought the 'Dodson"
property joining the southwest corner
of Huntsville, and that it will De laid
off in building SITES, This will add to
the value OF the Fair grounds now Of
fered for sale.
d. Goodson Is building two story
addition tc his house near the depot
which will make it quite a desirable
residence or boa, ding house. The place
has been greatly improved in other
respects the present summer.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
apple crop is considered quite short the
present season, quite a large amount
have been purchased and stored or
shipped during the past two weeks at
this place.
Thanking the many patrons and
readers of the GRAPHIC who have come
forward promptly with their subscrip-
tions so far this fall, we will say that
there are at least live hundred, others
whose subscriptions have been carried
BY special request. who ought to report
with the cash in the next thirty or
sixty days. We are contem platin the
addition of much needed engine
and other machinery demanded by our
increased business, anc the money will
be especially welcome Just now. "One
good turn deserves another"
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Uncle Sam Furrow desires the ladies
to call and examine his new stock of
Tin, Glass and Queensware. He has
also lust received new stock of Staple
and Fancy groceries that will be sold
at bedrock prices.
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LADIES'!

Go to the n. Y. Store to buy
your Nubias, Hoods, Hosiery,
and Wooden Underwear.
Their stock is the largest and
their prices the lowest.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly
cnred BY Shiloh's cure. We guarantee il.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint. Shiloh's Vitaiizeri is guar
anteed to cure you
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure u the
remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED. tsalfh, and sweet
breath .ecursd ty Sh loh's Catarrh remedy
Price ) cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold BY
T. R. Fowler, Kirhsville, SO.
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Remember the Star
Store still continues to
be headquarters for
boots and shoes.
Lunch Rooms.

Uncle Charley Allgaler desires US to
say to the farmers that he will give
them a good lunch or square meal
cheaper than any other house in town.
and at any hour of the day. He also
keeps oysters in every style, by the
dozen or half dozen, and of the very
best brands. Call in and see him.
South of the savings bank six doors.
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Don't forget that
Halliday Bros. are
going TO move in a
few days into the Ivie
Block with the best
stock of groceries in
Kirksville and cheap
er than ever.
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For Wool and Canton FLAN.
NELs call at the n. Y. Store
They will save you money on
every yard you buy.
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Fine Brick.

John Bernard requests Us to say thai
he has just finished burning one OF the =
finest kllns OF brick ever made IN
kirksville, and that he Is prepared to
ELL orders promptly, and on short
notice.
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All Stoyed Cp.

Carothers G. Greene are prepared to
stove up any building in the couatry.
Churches, school houses, family resi-.
dences or any other place where good
heating or cooking stoves are required,
supplied promptly.
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A new line of Dress But
tons, Dress Buckles, and Nov
elites in Trimmings just re-
celved at the n. Y. Store.
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To Correspo ndents.

Fair Plays items were all good but
unfortunately crowded out till they be-
came sale. Write again and regularly
and &c. them to lis little earlier IN the
week.
Another interesting Dakota letter on
file forour next issue.
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The Morning Glory base burner for
hard coal is the stove that Is taking the
lead and is giving the best satisfaction.
Sold and warranted by Robt. Clark.
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House Keepers.

All house keepers, for the ladies are
most directly interested. should call
and see the new ''Peninsular" cooking
stove with the extension top and hot
water reservoir, and made to burn
either wood or coal, now on sale at
BEcKToL s. SNYDER's.
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Mrs. E. J. Reed

The artistic trim
mer, which all the
ladies so favorably
remember of two
summers ago with the
Ladies Bazaar, is this
FALL AND WINTER
ably assisting MRS. M.
RUHsTADT in taking
charge of the MILLIN-
cry DEPARTMENT OF
M. RUHSTADT. 26-z
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The Weather.

Rainy weather still continues, but,
Notwithstanding, ]. S. Baker & Co.'s
delivery wagon is continually on the 60,
delivering fresh groceries and best feed
to all parts of the city.
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Ladies don't buy Cloaks or
Dolmans till you have visited
the New York Store.
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Table Mustard.

Wilkes & Maurmaduke are the only
dealers in KirksviIle that carry the
celebrated Sherman Bros. prepared
table mustard. Call and get some.
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G. Il. Fargo & Cos Hand
made Boot.

The best IN the market at
the New York Store. Prices
range from 50 % and $3.50 to
$500.
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Gun Powder.

We are wholesale agents for the
Hazard Powder Co. Finest powder
manufactured. So admitted by all
sporting men. For sale at
BRCKroL & SNYDER.
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Normal Stud ents.

Bear in mind W. J. Fout positively
will not be undersold on Normal Text
Books. Don't squander your cash till
you have called at the west side Book
store.
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Go to headquarters for Flour and
Feed by car load, wagon load or sack
at Ross & Co.'S.
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Headquarters.

Students who club, will find John
T. Hannah's Grocery the favorite
headquarters" for supplies. Drop in
and see him.
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The Double Heater for Hard Coal
will heat room below and a room
above, with same fuel. Stove to be
seen at BEcKroL G. SNYpEg's
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Becktol and Snyder are sole agents
or the Waterville pocket cutlery and
shears. Every knife and every pair Of
shears warranted to give satisfaction
or money refunded.
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BENNETT & NELSON

Are the only firm in town that keeps
the Moberly Roller Mills Flour. Every
sack warranted to give satisfaction or
taken back Sold fire cents cheaper
than any other flour of the same grade.
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Circuit Court.

The case of Mikels VS. Mikels, in the
circuit court last week, was decided
in favor ofthe plaintiff, Mr.. w. Mlkels,
and a divorce was granted him.
The grand jury after investigating
the charges against May failed to
return bill and he was set at liberty.
The grand jury did not finish its
business last week, and has conse.
quently been in session portion of
the present week.
The case of c. Thinner was called
up on Monday, and he was fined $1oo.
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ssoo,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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To all Whom it May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that the AS
SCISSORS book for the year 1883, of the
town of Kirksyllle is now completed
and that the town council will set as a
Board of Appeals, and to make any
corrections that may be necessary in
said assessment on Monday, October
29th 1883 at 1880 P. M. and continue
in session from day to day until com.
pleted. Geo. T. SPENCER.
no.-26-2w Mayor protein
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A beautiful Plume,
black and cOlOrs 20
inches long for S1.5O
at the Ladies Bazaar.

Flour and Feed given in exchange
for wheat and potatoes at Ross & Cos.
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More Coming.

Another large supply OF those popu-
lar, fast selling Peninsular Cooking
and heating stoves at
BEcKroL & SNYDER.
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The Penlnsular Stoves still take the
lead. Messrs Becktel & Snyder have
Just furnished Smiths Writing Insti-
tute with four of these fine stoves.
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The "Climax" soft-coal base burner,
is the only successful stove of the kind
in the market. Call at Carothers &
Green's and see them.
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Builders Hardware specially at
BEcKroL & SxYDEB's

Se7en pounes choice coffee for one
dollar at Stephens & Sons east side
square.
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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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REMEMBER

The n. Y. Store has the
largest and handsomest stock
of Dress GooDs in Xirksville.
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Ten and half pounds of fine Sugar
for $1.OO at ]. D. Stephens & Sons.
Sold everywhere else at only ten lbs.
to the $1.OO.
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Robt. Clark is wholesale agent for
Dupont's powder. 12tf
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Mount Tabor church of the M. E.
church, South, near Uncle Billy Prices,
Il Id miles of Phelps bridge, will be
dedicated on the second Sunday in
November. Rev. Edminston, OF
Kirksville, will preach the dedicatory
sermon.-LaPlaka Press.
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Call and examine the coffee, Is lbs.
for $1.OO, at Bennett & Nelson's Nc
Cures old stand.
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Ross G Co., buy by the car load for.
cost and can sell cheaper than ANYBODY.
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Elegant.

Oh! Those beautiful. and elegant
swinging library lamps. with pendant
prisms. Now on sale at BRcKroL &
SSY DERs.
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New DELIVER.

Messrs Wilkes and MarmaGuke the
South side arocerYmeD have started
their new Delivery Wagon and will
promptly deliver purchases to all parts
of Kirksville. Leave your orders.
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Headquarters

For Sugar, Coffee and flour at j. D.
Stephens Sons.
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Pierce h Stahl.

Have rented the Grange Warehouse,
and are prepared to handle all kinds
of produce in large quantities.
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Just Received.

A large line of Boots and Shoes.
We want to supply the market. Give
US call. BREwINGToN & FOWLER.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-10-26

Coal, Wood, Flour and Feed always
on hand at Ross G. Gus.