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The Osceola times., 1883-08-04

THE following letter addressed to
Mess. Gaylord & Howe explains it.
self, and is here published in the
hope that it may attract the notice
of the friends of the unfortunate in
dividual mentioned:
GRENADA, MISS, July 81, 1883.
MESS. GAYLORD & HOWE,
Osceola, Ark.
Gentlemen: An old man, some
go years ofage, was found dead here
this morning. He had r. r. sec
ond class ticket from Memphis to
New Orleans, which was bought yes
terday. He was of low, chunky
build, very grey hair, wore brown
slouched hat, black. striped pants,
heavy dingy brown coat and hickory
shirt. In his pocket was found 81 H.
80, razor, brush and pair of specks,
also a 25c bottle of auinine, with
your card on it. AS no sign of foul
play conld be found, it is supposed
he was having chills and died of
CONGESTION.
Thinking, perhaps, you may know
something Of the man, write you.
No papers nor baggage found on or
about him. His remains were de-
Gently and promptly put away in
the graveyard here.
Yours truly,
II. J, STUBBEFIELD.
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;nace nWl2W.l3w. m m. IL IN
UAdxertisers by the year will tersstricted
"a thsty lasitimata buaineaa.

q Advertisers by the year will tersstricted
70 their legitimate business.
~ Yearly advertisements may be changed or
reset four times during the year free OF charge.
s1-Psrties contracting for yearly advertise
yxnsnts and disseminating from any cause, viii be
CHARGED short time rates, a. per time inserted.
6Bs RATES.
s~Foreign Advertisements, sent through
ASyerttd M Agencies. must be paid for IN ad-
vance. OF . deposit made with some one whow
vs may designate.
sI-Narrisges and deaths, not exceeding zen
iiSes. Will be published ~ news. free OF charge,
6ut obitnartes tributes Of respect. funeral noti-
,ees and Invitations charged - advertisements.
e~Aii personal natter. letters or communi-
estions ssttinE forth Individual schemes or In
Aercsts 70 be promoted, emanattng from party
or partiss, Organisations or societies. VIII De
nhsfved fo9 - othsr advertisements
e0-In all legitimate demands OF the demo-
cratic or Conservative party, or Of the great In
seroets Of tho general public upon our columns,
She TInss Will not fall of Its duty.
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JAMES CAREY, the Fenian inform
er, was shot dead by one O'Donnell,
on board the steamship Melrose,
bound for Port Elizabeth. The re-
port of his death caused great ex-
citement iu England.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BJ mutual agreement the different denomina'
tions will hold divine services In the Union
church a. follows:
MEruoplsr-Rey. I. b. +. James. first and
fourth Babbaths Of each month. at osceola
Second Sabbath at Mill Bayou and Elmot.
1hlrd Sabbath ut Sandy Bayou land Carson
Lake.
BArrfsr-Rey. W. II Barksdalc, Of Memphis,
seoond Sabbath In each month.
CunrsrrAM-Rev. Mr.. Jones, third Sabbath IN
zach mssnth.
PnEspyrImAx-Rev Mr.. Cochran, Of Mem
pAis, fourth Sunday in each month.
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THE Louisville Exposition opened
last Wednesday. President Arthur
was present and pulled a silken
cord which set all the machinery in
motion.
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TIE BEE.KEEPERs,
ART ATTRACTION.

Early in August everything in the
Art Gallery will be in readiness. 1t
will be filled with the choicest works
of foreign and American artists,
loaned by prominent art collectors
of New York, Boston, Newport, Phil
adelphia' Chicago, Cincinnati and
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The qualified electors Of Cross
county are to vote on the question of
removing the seat of justice from
Wittsburg to Vandale, Wednesday,
August 22nd.
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Official Directory.

COUNTY oPFICERS:
County and Probate JUDGES. y. Semmes.
Countv snd Circuit Clerk-Bcn II. Bacchus.
She, Id and Collector-w. B. Haskins.
County Examiner Leon Roussan.
County Treasurer-J. W Uzzell.
County Surveyor-J. II. Caruthers.
County Coroner-J. n. Lawrence.
County Assessoe-J. n. Riggans.
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
Justices Of the pcea-J mes Liston, W. 4.
Moss.
Constable George Joyncr.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Nayor-Alex Goodrich.
Recorder-Hugh Il. Mcveigh.
Aldermen-James Iiston, Peter Brickey, Geo.
r. Btowcll, II. G. Dunsvsnt, Jas. II. H-milton
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THREE thousand persons were
killed by an earthquake last Satur-
day, on the Island Of Ischia, off the
Italian coast.
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School committeeman examining
scholar): "Where's the North
Pole?" 81 don't know, SIR" "Don't
know? Are you not ashamed that
you don't know where the North
Pole is?" "Why, sir, if Sir John
Franklin, and DR.. Kane and Captain
DE Long couldn't find it, how should
| know where it is?"
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LOUISVILLE.
Programme Of the Great
Exposition for August.

The attractions arranged for the
month Of August are of such char
acter as to make 1t certain that large
crowds will be in attendance from
the opening day of the Southern
Exposition.
The President of the United States
will reach Louisville Tuesday, July
3lst, accompanied by several mem
bers of his Cabinet. He will be
met there by Gen. Sheridan and two
members of his staff, who are to ac-
company the President to Yellow
stone Park.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST /.
The President and his escort will
reach the Exposition building at IL
o'clock, where they will be received
by the President and Directors of the
Exposition company.
The address of Welcome will be
delivered by the Mayor of Louisville
The President will be presented
to the audience by the Governor OF
Kentucky.
The President will respond, and
at the conclusion of his address he
will set all the machinery in motion
by silken cord, which will open the
throttle valves of the engines.
AT NIGHT.
The night attraction will be of an
unusual character.
The vast building with its annexes,
the art gallery and the park will be
illuminated by thousands of electric
lights, making brilliant spectacle
This event is looked forward to with
great interest, not only by the curl
Gus public, but by the scientific
world. 1t is on scale never before
attempted and it is believed it will
settle all doubts as to the practical
utility and economy Of electricity
for such purposes.
The musical features on the open.
ing day will bring crowds from all
the surrounding country.
The Seventh Regiment band, the
grand organ built for this occasion
by Hook & Hastings, of Boston,
and the Chorus of 500 voices, finely
drilled, will together furnish music
Of the highest character in a volume
which will fill the whole building.
THURSDAY, AUGUST z.
On this night the first of series
of elaborate displays of fireworks
will be inaugurated. The following
programme will give one an idea OF
the extent of the preparations made
for these events:
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The OSCEOLA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
Rditorand Proprietor

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. lin advanceo
For . Term OF One year. ar..."......'.'..h w w
Six MOnths. ............ 70
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Notices under this head giving name, occupa.
ton, business or profession, and location. will
be charged 81 per annum.
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Population Of Little Rock; 25, 900.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST y.

The second display of fireworks,
and it is promised that it will equal
the first in beauty and variety.
Every Thursday night, when the
weather permits, these pyrotechnic
exhibitions will be repeated. On
each Tuesday night there is to be a
beautiful display Of cut flowers.
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HORTICULTURAL WEEK.

Beginning August 2Sth, there
will be the most comprehensive and
complete horticultural exhibition
ever seen in the South. The premi-
um list is exceedingly attractive,
amounting in the aggregate to over
100000 and the promised entries
will make this exhibit of great prac-
teal value to farmers everywhere.
TIE BEE. KEEPERS.
AT the same time the Bee keepers
will hold their Convention and make
an exhibition which will do much
to advance this steadily growing
interest.
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!. Louisville's Welcome.
2. Indian Palmetto.
3. Union Star.
4. Revolving Fans.
5. Brilliant Sun.
6. Flag of America.
Z. Liberty and Justice.
8. United States Coat of Arms.
8. Japanese Glory.
10. Bohemian Vase.
ii. Polka Quadrille.
II. Fountain Battery.
13. Ha! Ha!
IA Swiss Triangle.
10. Grand Round.
16. Rainbow Cascades.
II. Grand Finale.
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SATURDAY AUGUST 4.

The first of the weekly series of
horticultural exhibits will be given.
TUESDAY, AUGTsT 7.
The first of the cut flower display,
which promises to be one of the most
interesting features of the Exposi-
ton.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
ron TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTICES

IN LOCAL COLUMN
v.-..,.-.;or nerIi Is cents
z ach gubseo uent insertion. ..........W
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LEGAL NOTICES.
One dollar per square OF one men running
uessure, or spAce OF ten lines of this type, ior
arst insertion, and sevsnty-hve cents ior each
0ubseq ucnt insertion.
CARDS AND ADVERTISEMENTS;
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sea- OF LOUISVILLE, Trogress;
Goodnight.
These pieces will be interspersed
with irnumerable bombs, batteries,
parachute shells, rockets, etc, and
will together present the most daz-
zling display Of this kind ever seen
in the West.
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BRAINS, BULLION, BACKBONE,

Aye err financial Landmarks. We
are not selling all our goods at 'e0st,"
ne are not going ont Of 6usiness, there
7piX6 no change tn GU, business on tile
first Of January. DO not be dlleived
BY those f<.v 6rainz<ss, unexpe,leneed,
unsfrxbaAoas Pirates of commerce who
send out the long meaningless, long-
avindsd, teekikions at Cost p,1ee lists.
and advertisements. Their njtk is to
sell yon a tez0 yards of woytAAess, rotten
ealit0 o, gingAams afAaLf Prize in or.
der TO get you started, then oue,1hayge,
,o6 and spind2e Joa on e0e,yAing else.
We handle nothing but fuH standard,
first class gOods and sell them on their:
merits attic ve.y ioaoesf lining prizes.
We are oo<,stoeked on tile t0lloauing
vinter goods and zviH eteez7ully sell
them at net eost and show inu0ifss if
requested: Men's and bays o0e,loah;
ladies, misses and 6hiId,m's doimans,
elOaks, jackets baletoh and Russian cir.
enlars, zoOolen blankets, eomyoyks Aeagr
7oooi hose, heavy zndtrwear and HAIRY
bo0ts on tile alta, Of saeyiffe.
No PAPER insoLes nor PAPER counters
tn OH, boots. Integrity is the viMi
spark of commercial life. I'VE near
zvhaf ne say. Come in and get on
b,iees. We wiU treat roY zyhite and
right.
b. Z4MKZN
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PERSONALS.
DIR. HopKrss was in town Monday.

Dir. HopKISs was in town Monday.
| J. W. MARTIN is home from ,s.nth.
west Missouri.
". E. EMERSON, 0, Clay, made a short
call on Friday.
J. II. Form. os Shihley's Point gave
us pleasant call criday.
! G. w. PoLIocK returned from an ex-
tensive business "trip las. week
ALEX. WHITE was taken qnite III on
Friday last but is able to re out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. TixsMAS arrived
home This week after several week absence
/ Mn. n. l.. PAGE was called to Hanni-
bal Tuesday by the dangerous Illness of his
mother.
/ Mr. and Mas. FAY Morrow have re-
turned to KIrksyiile and will make this their
future home
Mr.. LEV SNopGRAss. Of Lafayette.
Indiana, was visiting the family of MI a. l..
Shepherd this week.
We iegret to learn that Mrs. Chas.
Bennett has been quite sick fer the past ten
days with typhoio fever.
Mr.. H. c. SoHN is teaching very
successful school at the 'union." wilson
township. About 30 pupils enrolled
JAMES NJ. SMITH, CT this city, and his
nephew, John Smith. of Clay, called Friday
and the latter Joined our Graphic band for
the coming year.
WILL F. SHoLLY is home this week
after quite an extensive business trip
through south and southeastern Missouri
and portion of Kentucky.
ELDER A. RUSSELL returned from bis
visit to st. Louis county on Tuesday nom.
ing. He reports very pleasant sOjourn
among the hospita BILE people of that county.
Me-. W. C. TRuIrr, who lately return
ed from Colorado, made this office friendly
call on Tuesday. He prefers odd Missouri
TO the Grand River Valley of Colorado, of
which we have heard so much.
DR.. HOPKINS, OF Brashear, passed
through town Saturday on his way home
from a trip to Kansas. The doctor confirms
the report OF fine crops aad a boom in bus
mess and real estate out there this year.
Mr.. 5. H. WILLIAMS has sold out his
hotel business at Claripda, Iowa. and has
been visiting Kirksvile this week. accompa-
MED by his family. Mr.. Ell. Williams and
wife are visiting at La Gran ge
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eaApHIcs.

Cold
Aud frosty
Bat no snow.
Christmas Tuesday
I The Chiircn's Festival.
Don't forget the little ones.
For Christmas comes but once year
The Knights Of Labor took a hand
Tuesday
| Circnit court adjourned Monday
morning.
There is large amount of had corn
4 in the market.
See notice o. Gsunt Crebs sale pub
ilshed IN this issue.
| The GRAPHIC job Office did fine lot
OF stereotype work this week.
Our county correspondents put in
their work quite well this week.
Our merchants are enjoying lively
trade in holiday goods this weel.
The holiness meetings have been
postponed fo> some cause not stated.
We publish the program of the
Teachers Institute crowded ont of last
issue.
The children OF he Baptist Sunday
School are expecting fine time Christ
mas evening
Eight couples OF Edna young folks
attended Simon's opening at Smiths
Opera House MONDAY night.
The Ladies of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will have mass
meeting on their 10th anniversary. IN
the Christian Church next Sabbath eve,
Dec 2}d
Mes>ers Fish and Labelle who own
the celebrated Vi"tor Clover Huber.
hull-d for Mr. Hamilton. of Wilson
township. recently. Eight acres 70
clover Welding twenty-Seven and half
bushels. They threshed 2ls bu shells IN
thirty minutes
The party who carried away from
the Baptist church hand satchel, not
their own, is known. If promptly re-
turned with contents intac. nothing
further viii be said II done, otherwise
there may be trouble in store for the
aforesaid party. "A hint to the wise
is sufficient
Mrs. R. S. Halliday. of this city
notice of whose serious illness was
given in former issues of this paper de-
pared this life. on Wednesday at ?
O'Clock \. NJ. She was a lady highly
by all who knew her. and
dearly loved by those with whom she
came INTO intimate relations. She
leaves a Young babe and a devoted
husband at this place, and numerous
relatives. including her father and .
mother at her former home in Nc
borough county Illinois. Her parents
were b lth here during her las. hours. (
and accompanied her remains back to
her old home yesterday.
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A CARD.

Having f01fekxnf clerks to rms ~
d,sg 6saness, I shall IN tssss AIyat
my time 10 tie p,aefile Of Azdsis< Gsl
Ss,yey.. /daN gre splxiai akkksfi1s
10 tile treatment Of disAas<s Of xemM
and children, Eye, Ear, Nlssj
Caha,rA and the ,adIfsI are Of Piles,
06sfzfrits also specially.
Ofee ovy Ding Store sos1x sidk n
s9sars, zAex Ihaue first class Estsv
and Electric Bath for tie f,aahnesfsf
Nty5oNs and ether diseases.
no: 7r-6g. f. n. GRON.
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"neoleaalaie."
nstihg EqaI 70 nalsh''s esltea Sliced
uIa Tonic.

Il have been cured of chronic live
trouble and blood disorder witt
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD e. Liver Toxic
1t is an Incompatible remedy
u. N. Baker, Burlington, Iowa.
Il Used two bottles of MARsH's Col
DEN BLoop & LIVER ToNc, for torpid
liver, costiveness and impure blood.
There is nothing equal to II. Geo. W.
Webb. Peoria, Ills,
MY Mother suffered for years with
rheumatism, dyspepsia and general de
bility. Your GOLDEN BLooD LIVER
Tonic has cured her. James Robbins,
Kansas City. Mo.
Marshs Golden Blood and Liver
Tonic the great blood purifier and liver
renovater, and Marsh's Golden Balsam
the famous Throat and Lung medicine,
are for sale by W. G. Fout druggist.
Large bottles 80 cents and
81
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NJ Qsestlsa.

OF the season is what shall it be-"
Young man il you would make your
sweetheart happy; parents fyou would
delight your children. go to Fonts Pal
ace Drug Store and make an easy
choice from the 10000 beautiful artI-
cles on exhibition, and thus solve the
problem and make Christmas 1888, one
long to be remembered.
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4 Pat.Ia rich.

Mr.. c. F.. Bailey. who is ingaged in
running a mill Tor Messers Logan,
Kirkham 4 Co.. near Shibley's Point,
was in town Monday and gave US the
dimensions of a tree sawed at this mill
recently. The tree By its rings show
cd all age Of $50 years. 1t made fonr
logs. the tcp log measuring tfirty-fiye
inches in diameter. The Tree was per
fectly sound and made one thousand
feet of lumber.
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Chlstnas IN Brashear.

At the Methodist Church Monday
evening next, Dec. q, Christmas en- :
tertainment will Re given py the Sun
day school consisting Of vocal and in
strumental music, select reading dec
lamatiors. essays. etc.
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The False rrsphet.

Ell Mahdi has gone to the mountaias
that he may the more securely rest
from bis enemies, but the people arc
still rushing to Baker & Co.'S to obtain
a supply Of those cheap groceries that
they may be well fed while resting
from their summers toll. EVERYTHING
IN the grocery. provision or produce
line at bottom prices. Next door to
the Savings Bank.
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Csns 70 STAY.

c. NJ. Templeman & Co. have come to
stay. 10 to them with your poultry,
game. butter. eggs, hides, pelts. furs
and feathers. They also want 81, 900 lbs.
beeswax, for which they will pay high
est cash price. at Holbrook's old stand,
rear Of J. Hopes grocery store. n3O-tf
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MARRIED.

BOYD -CHAPMiS--af the residence OF the
brides mother. seven miles northeast Of Kirk
vile. on Tuesday evening Dec. Nth Mr.. u.
Boyd and Miss Mary chapman. Rev. Corjray
officiating.
Many friends of the contracting ipartes were
nr..cn' at the Interesting ceremony. and An ele-
giant rrpasr on The day the friends
Of both parties young and Old. met at the residence
OF The parents the groom. who gave reception
and dinner 81 ,. u. The Graphic wishes the
happy pair long fe rf napp: married experience.
Thanks for the cake.
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The largest and finest assortment OF
Christmas candies and confectionery
ever brought to Klrksville is just beng
opened at ]. c. Maynard's. Panorama
goods in endless variety. interesting to
young and old. Look on: for his dis.
PLAY.
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Some srirntist has decided that the
cause OF our red sunrises and sunsets
Is that the earth is passing through the
tail Of the great comet but the people Of
Adair Co. have decided that the great
rush at the \. Y. Store is caused by
their selling goods cheaper than any
house in North Missouri
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City Election.

The election for Mayor to fill vacan-
cy caused by the resignation OF Dr.
Cohen came off on Monday. Tho re-
suit was az follows:
John Richey 159
Thos. Sees 252
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torty-four years combined experience
have had Hart & Miller In repairing
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, and they
ensure entire satisfaction in every case.
They hold forth adjoining Masonic
Building, and keep for sale at unusu-
ally low prices all goods in their line
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The Weather.

The fall has been beautiful and the
roads good, but soon the snow will
come, the winds will blow, and the
roads become bad. Now is the time
to buy your groceries for the winter
Of JoHN T. HANNAH, who sells as cheap
for cash as any man in town.
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For Christmas Presents in Silver
Plated. Hollow and Flat Ware go to
A. butchers. Rogers & Bros. Trip
pie Plated knives $a.a5 per set Of 6;
or $500 per dozen. Don't forget the
place-souta side square. nigga
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Holiday Goods.
Our stock of Novel.
ties for the Holidays
are now complete.
B. F. LAKKM.
Hear Ye! Hear He!

This is to certify that W. G.. Fout
has the largest and most complete as
sortment of Holiday goods kept by any
iirm in North Missouri. Call and sec
his very large, handsome and complete
line of Christmas CARDS. toilet cases
and pocket books.
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Special Call.

All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to Douglas & Son either
by note or account will conf r favor
by making an early settlement. n,,-,t
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LOST

A merchant over the way lost good
customer and we got him by giving
him better bargains than he had been
getings l tell you it pays to change to
Bennett & Nelson.
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DENTAL,

DR.. Pearce's Dental practice of
nearly Is years, IN Kirksvllle, is suffi-
cent guarantee that you will be pleased
in style of work with prices ranging
from S. up, for Artificial teeth.
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FOUND

Bennett & Neison have found out
how to ge. big crowd at their store
by giving more goods for one dollar
than anyother firm can give.
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No Wore Bad Lights.

Vita Salusoil is superior to Head
Light Oil and is non-explosre For
sale by Wilkes G. Marmaduke's.
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Let There be Light

A Patent Wick that gives brilliant
light with any quality of coal oil gwen
away with every gallon of oil. at
Wilkes 4: Marmaduhes.
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Farmers Take Notice.

$1,000 lbs OF Kelly wire Just received
at Carothers & Greene's.
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Is your coal oil as bad as every body
elses? fit is go to J. s. Baker & Cos.
for "Eupion" Oil. It.
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II YOU want hne Hat very cheap
leave oder with Mrs. Leech. It
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken mn November 9Th. by a. II Militcn In
Walnut Tdwnship. Adair county. No. One red
and white steer, supposed tu be three years old
last Spring. both cars fruT, cropped on. : p
praised before T. q. th-esmsn. J =. by Wa.
Frrntiss. Nm. Ransom and Frank >cw.'l, IS.
Dec. 9Th. i-s3
NooDFaEM FOR sALE-io miles east ufkrks-
Ntvilie and TOUR and aaif miles north vest Of
Brnshear. qua ter oi mile from school house and
three quarter miic- from sabbath Home church.
nne neighberhond: good improvements all prairie.
viii sell al bargain. Enquire At this Office. adj
ares. AMOS PRoPSr. Brashear Mo.
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j. 5. Baker 4 Co. have good Orleans
sugar II lbs for one dollar.
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All you folks that wish first class
groceries for Christmas should call on
JOHN T. HANNAH
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1t takes car load week of that
4 81 Quincy -four tor Ross & Co.
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A fine stock of Christmas Candle
Just opened at w. P. Edmonston's
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