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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1883-06-21
Tax Returns for 1888.
AUDITORS OFFICE, Kershaw Co.,,
Ca.udep, S. o., May ID. 1888.

Ca.uden, S. o., May ID. 1883.
iEle books s;ri 10. .T..s.p p e,pr7lau saasl !
[t6c hscai year, 1883 will open at tLis-oHice
on Thursday the first day Of June next,
and will be kept open daily Sundays ex-
cepted3 until the Goth of July next. All
persons liable for taxes, individually or as
Agents. Attorneys, Factors, Husbands,
Parents, Guardians, Trustees. Executors.
administrators, Receivers or accounting
officers are required 10 make returns
Failing to do so within the time prescribed,
the returns of 1882 now on the Tax Dupli-
Gates will be listed by the Auditor and q
penalty of so per cent added thereto. No
rctu ms will be received without the PEN
atty after the Goth of July, except in cases
Of sickness or absence from the county
during the whole time for listing. There
will be no re-assessment of Real Estate this
year, though, returns must be made OF the
time Of listing, noting all changes since
last return.
Every person of full age and sound
mind Except married women) are required
to make returns; whether male persons
own property or not they must return their
Polls, unless exempt by law.
will attend in person. or by deputy, at
the following places on the days mentioned
for the purpose Of taking returns:
Schrock's Mill Monday June IL, l day
Turkey Creek church, Tuesday, Jnne y,
one day.
Lizenby's, wv S Smith's) Wednesday June
13, ono day.
Ralcys Mill, Thursday June IA, one day
Buffalo, (Dees) Friday. June Is, one day.
Flat Rock. Saturday, June l6, one day.
Red Hill, Monday, June 25, one day.
Liberty Hill Tuesday, June &c, one day.
Russell Place, Wednesday. juno q, day.
Boykin's Mill, (Swift Oreek) Saturday,
June 80, one dry.
Dobys Mill, (West Wateree) Thursday,
July 5, one day.
Cureton Mill, Friday, July G, one day
Rabons y Roads, Saturday, July, 7 one
day.
Upon application at this office blanks
for making returns will DO furnished.
E. E. SILL,
County Auditor.
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For Sale,

Residence of the late W. D. McDowall
on Littleton street. The lot south Of
residence will be sold separate. For terms
and price apply to
C.J. McDOWALL, Admir-.
At G. G.. Youngs's Book Store.
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Accidents.

While the artillery was firing O
salute on Monument Square an old
lady attempted to run before the
gun Just as the laniard was pulled.
The muzzle of the gun was depressed,
but it blew q piece of gravel up and
it struck her on the cheek, cutting an
ugly cash. However, nothing seri.
GUS is apprehended. and We trust that
she may soon be all right again.
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The Concert at Town Han.

The concert given at Town Hall
on last Monday night for the benefit
of the Monumental Association was
q grand success. The house was well
filled with an appreciative audience,
and the music, both instrumental
and vocal, was the best and most
varied that we have ever heard from
amateurs. The programme was too
long and there were too many partici-
pants for us to to make special men
tion ofany one. 1t is sufficient to say
that the whole audience was delighted
with the entertainment.
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An Editors Gratitude.

EUFAULA, Ala, June IA, 1880.
H. H. WARNER 4 Co.: Srs-To the
faithful use of your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure attribute the permanent and grati-
flying cure Of q painful structure Of the
uretha. which has afflicted my son for
seven long years. Every other known
remedy had been tried but had failed.
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G.. &. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
Sub, 81 Per year in Advance.

GS5- No communication 1cW be published
in the JOURNAL unless we are placed M
possession ofthe name Of the author.
p6r We are not responsible for The r'ers
Or expressions Of our correspondents.
1- All communications for personal ad
vIntage ,cil be charged for at the rate Of one
dollar for each inch.
rg. Nominations Of Candidates in usual
form, not TO erceed one inch, FIVE DOL
LARS. These charges are 10 be paid strictly
tn adcanes, andno EXCEPTIONS rhateOer w'H be
made TO tie rule.
say- .heri5"s Sales, Mortgage Sales. ETC.,
come under the head Of Transient Adverti,e-
say. ct adUerti:'"icnts must be set
tied for quarterly.
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against the
late ], NJ. DeSaussure, will present the
same duly at'ested, and all persons indebt-
ed to said ]. NJ. DeSaussure will make pay
ment to the undersigned at once.
WM. D. TRANTHAM,
Administrator.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
POST OFFICE HOURS.

The Money order department is open from
"A, NJ. TO p. NJ, and from $50 to 4 =. N.
Northern Mail closes at p. m.
Southern and Western mail closes at p. m.
Mails closed on Sundays at ) p. m.
ONCE open at $50 Ia. m. On Sundays from
3 to 10 q. N,
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Sun Stroke.

During the return Of the troops
down Broad Street Sergeant Tupper,
of the Carolina Battalion, was over
come with heat and had to be taken
off. A dispatch from Charleston an
nounced that he was a great deal
better.
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disorderly man among them. No
thing of i'll nature occurred to mar
the pleasure of the occasion.
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EIeOk ut This.

Brunswick and Jumbo Hams. Very nice
CoGiecs and Sugars, all grades Lard Ba-
con. Flour aud Mclasscs. For sale by
D. C. kIRKLEY.
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A SALLOW COMPLEXION IS INDICA-
tive Of wo'ms. A few doses of Shriner,s
Indian Vermi!uge will destroy them and
give bright and healthy complexion.
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Implements

Call at w. A. Ancrum's and see
their assortment of Agricultural Imple.
ments-Rcapers, mower, Self Binding
Reaper,, Harrows, Plowa, etc.
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in Broad street for a willie on asst
Saturday afternoon. He kicked at
the rate of four kicks per second, and
didn't care a cent who he kicked,
either.
KendalPs treatise on the diseases
of the horse is the best authority
upon horses of any book that has
ever been published. Every sub.
scriber of the JOURNAL who pays up
his dues will get copy of this book
free.
We could hear of a great many
of our old friends and acquaintance
being here on yesterday, but owing
TO the immense crowd of people we
were unable to find them. We regret
it, for we always like to extend to
to them a hearty welcome and an
invitation to come again.
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BreYities.

Brevities.
Vegetables of nearly every kind
are very plentiful in this section at
this time.
Rev. S. H. Hay preached in the
Presbyterian Church here on last
Sunday.
Nearly every farmer we meet now
complains that his crop is being
overrun with grass.
Young. old, and middle-aged men and
women get health and strength by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
A watch and umbrella was picked
up on last Wednesday evening. The
owner can have them by paying ex-
penses. He must prove property.
On last Saturday we heard a man
say that he was needing rain badly,
his bottom lands being so hard that
he could not plow them.
According to the report of the De-
partment of Agriculture, Kershaw
county now has 40,271 acres planted
in cotton and 23,642 in corn.
Messrs. VIM. M. Shannon, J. F.
Pearce, B. H. Boykin and P. H. Mel
son represented Kershaw county in
the military convention held in Col
umbia last week.
Come in and pay up your sub
scription at once and get free copy
of Kendalrs book on the horse.
Every person who owns horse
should have this book.
Eggs and chickens have gone up
to christmas prices this week in this
section. We suppose that the great
crowd which were in town on YES
terday caused the rise.
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We could not learr. of q single dis
turbance or breach Of the peace dur
ing the day. The department of the
soldiery was particularly commenda-
BILE. Though the drinkables flowed
freely, we did not see drunken or
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UNWILLING
Unbounded ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Happy and Well Pleased.

Good order Throughout tie Gay.
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willcure dyspepsia, heartburn. mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1883-06-21

enriches the blood and purihes the
system; cures weakness, lack OF
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
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The f6n5wing urG-the names of
present officers: President, Mrs. A..
f. Dolby; 1st Vice-President, Mrs.
James Davis; End Vice-President,
Miss Emma Reynolds; Secretary,
Mrs. j. D. Kennedy; Treasurer, Mrs.
]. w. McCurry; Chairman general
committee, Mrs. H. Baum.
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BETTER THAN GOLD"
The Best Throat and Lung Medicine Of the
kge Is MaTsh's Golden Balsan.

My friends and the doctors said
had TIE consumption. used cod liv-
er oil and various remedies without de-
irving any benefit. Your GOLDEN BAL.
SAM has cured me. prize your med
icine very highly. 1t is better than
go!d.'-[ H L. Thomas. Dallas, Tex
as.
"MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM is decid-
edly the best Throat and Lung medi-
cine Of the age. Il cured me of a
bronchial affection aud chronic cough
after all other remedies failed" = +.
J. Walker, Denver, Col.
Il have been using some of MARsH's
GOLDEN BAisAM for the past two
months for weak lungs, ana I find it
helps me much - n. II. Jackson,
Oskaloosa Iowa.
MARsH's GOLDEN BaLsAM tor the
Throat and Lungs, and MARsH's COL
DEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic, are for
sale by W. g. Fout, druggist, Kinks
vile. Large bottles 50 cents and ST.
Nov.
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MARRIED.

sx9pGkA ss.;REED-,In this city. Friday Nov:
Mtss Nancy Reed. all Of Scotland county.
MORR0W--NICKELL-.O On Thurdsy evening,
Nov y. st the resi- dence of DR.. Morrow. OF this
city. Mr.. 7. J.. Morrow, and Mrs. Nickel, Rev.
u. X. Crockett, Of the {. 4. Church, OF Macon
officiating.
The ceremony took place at 2o:3o
O'Clock in the presence of 4 number Of
invited guests, among whom were
Judge p. Y. Hurt and wife. OF Macon,
w. T. Baird, DR.. Mitchell. and wife.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ed. c. Shane. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wilkes. Miss Mollie Wilkes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mamaduke, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Bailey, F. w. Sipple, Of
Macon, Mr.. Geo. P. Brammer, of La
Plata. and Mr.. Johnson Morrow, Of
Macon. The happy couple departed
Tor Kansas City, Friday, followed by
the best wishes of their numerous
friends.
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Nornal Notes.

A number Of the town ministers wer.
present at the opening exercises las
Monday. Rev. ]. o. Edmonson lee
the exercises.
Among the new students are Isou
Roberts and J. H. Roney, who for
merly ATTENDED. They enter the
three years class.
Miss Ina Dowden of Edna, sister
I'M. S. Dowder, was visiting the
school On Tuesday. Also Mr.. Nc.
Came of Macon county, whose daugh'
ter has just entered.
ITO grade, or not to grade, that is
the question" with the three years stu.
dents. At least they seem agitated
over some such question at present.
Prof. Blanton read to the school the
other day an excellent remark from a
letter from c. c. Childress Oh the prac.
teal benefits to be derived from a
careful study Of the Model School,
which is so well handled by Miss
Jayne.
Silas Dinsmoor has organized a
class IN German to meet after school.
Mr.. Dinsmoor has already won the
reputation of being fine linguist.
Prof. Barnard thinks eating raisins
and studying logic are conalctives. He
intends calling on Miss Sharpe and
Mr.. Barrow to derive those concepts
and show their relations.
The second term starts out with
good prospects OF larger attendance
than usual; up to Wednesday there
were 283 enrolled.
The teachers and students spent
Thursday at their homes studying
fowl anatomy.
The Chapel Hymn Book" has been
selected for the school to use in tie
opening exercises. The choir sing
one song now and the school one
instead of the choir doing all the sing
ing as was formerly the case.
DR.. DeHass delivered his noted lee
ture on buried cities" at the Normal
Thursday after school. The lecture
was both instructive and entertaining
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A CARD.

Hauing competent clerks to rus my
drug business, I shall in future dtvost
my time TO the p'aetile Of Median< ana
Surgery. IJaN giue spefial attention
to the treatment Of diseases of women
and children, Eye Ear; Nasal
Cata,,A and the radical are Of Piles,
O6stet,ies also specially.
Office orey Drug Store south side of
square, ache,e Ihaue a first class Hapor
and Eleftrif BAH for the treatment Of
Nervous and oiiey diseases.
no:7I-6w. +. Il. GROYE.
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Light ! Light! Light!
Use Vita Salus non.explosiyr oil.
Wilson Waits.
IGraphie Correspouasnce. ]

Nov. &c. Had quite wind storm
last night. However no damage far,h
er than the fright occasioned by ever,
appearance of a storm, IN this cyclone
period.
Preaching here on Sunday by the
Rev. Mr.. Collin.
Farmers are gathering their corn
They claim fine Yield, but not supe.
rlor in quality.
Mr.. Coils seems to be giving good
satisfaction in our school.
Dan may still be seen at short IN.
tervals. vending his way in the direc-
ton of the Bear Creek forests. The
Woods seem to have grea, attrac-
lions for him.
The county Commissioner visited
our school last week. We did not
hear that he examined the school,
but made few remarks and fastened
on.
On las; Saturday James Denton and
Wiie IN spring wagon with span OF
spirited horses belonging to Frank
Spencer, started to LaPlata. At the
railroad as they went into town, the
horses took fright. ran, and tore things
up generally, throwing them both out.
Some friend brought them home. DR..
Pulliam was called in to see them and
reports Mr.. D. seriously injured inter-
nally, but Mrs. D. only slightly hurt.
Thanksgiving draws nigh
With its visions Of turkey roast;
Cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie,
And every nic-nack Almost.
RUSTIC.
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aRAPHIcs.

Dontsay
Turkey.
Handsome weather.
Roads are improving.
Jack Frosts' patent paving.
Now get ready for Christmas.
Holiday goods are blooming out.
Remember it l. the early advertise
that catches the worm.
The Mayors Thanksgiving procla
nation was issued Monday.
Union Bible society services at III,
Cumberland church last SUNDAY.
The meetings at NJ f. Church ar,
largely attended and mach interes
manifested.
II Is queer arrangement by which
the Trenton train leaves three minute.
before the cannot BALI arrives.
Services At the Episcopal church TO-
night, conducted by Rev E. Talbot
Of Macon.
Mr.. T. o. Gilmore has opened an
insurance agency business in LaPlata.
Wish him success.
Our Wilmsthville package wen,
astray last week. 1t was mailed on
Friday but failed to reach its destina.
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Matte Hull, formerly OF Bos.
ton. lectured for the Liberals Sunday.
She is an easy graceful and pleasant
speaker and deals kindly with those
who differ with her.
Prof. Furgerson has been engaged
for series of lectures in KNOXVILLE,
commencing on the grid of December.
The funeral OF Mrs. ]. NJ. DeFrance,
whose death we announced in our last
issue, took place Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Services were conducted
by Rev. Talbot, of Macon.
Smiths grand piano for his Opera
Hall has arrived. w. A. Adams or
dercd and put it up for him.
The minutes of the Bible Society
Anniversary was not received in time
for this issue. 1t will appear IN our
rext.
You can get Valuable Information
IN regard to lamp lights by calling at
Jamison's Drug Store for the oil you
burn.
The December term of the Adair
Circuit Court will commence on Mon
day, Dec. 10th. We will publish the
docket next week, as that and large
amount Of other matter IS crowded out
OF this issue.
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Queen City Mill.

inadvertently last week, in writing
up Queen City, We dropped the page
Of the manuscript containing descrip-
ton OF one of its leading institutions.
We allude to Benefits Touring mill.
They do all kind. Of grinding and turn
out splendid grades of wheat, buch-
wheat and rye -four, corn meal and the
celebrated Bennett Graham flour. THIS
mill draws business from a wide extent
OF territory including portions Of Adair,
Sullivan and Putnam counties.
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The following ministers have been
selected to compose the Baptist coun.
Gil that is to assemble here on Wed
nesday.next, for the tria! CT Aura Smith
John G. Swinney, Monroe county ;
Sam1. Pitts, Huntsville; F. NJ. Stark.
Mt. Airy; Rev. Killbuck, Huntsville
Rev. Williams. Randolph county
Pettus Sears, Salisbury; Jas Roam and
Rev. Martin, Linneus; Revs. Gray end
Starky, Queen City; Rev. Beeson Mi
Ian; Rev. Horton, Greentop; Jas. Bur-
ton, Randolph county NJ. S. Smith,
Knox county; Rev. John S. Clark,
Brashear. Following are the witnesses:
Rev. Rob't. Mansfield, Rev. Cham
bliss, Rev. G. c. Sparrow. DR.. S. l..
Ellis, Jas. Moody, jr,. John Reyner,
Rev. 7. l.. Cole, Lon LYDIA, Rev. John
Roam, Chas. A. Miles.-La Plata
Pyess.
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An Incident.

One Of Kirksville's young fellows"
quite well known in social circles came
near getting INTO trouble one evening
this week, but was saved by display
Of ready wit" 1t is related that just
after leaving the lecture at Smiths Op-
era House, and passing from the glare
OF the street lamp,he permitted his arm
TO gently encompass the waist of his
girl, and quicker than you can say
scat" received a reprimand far from
soothing. Pardon me he replied,
your waist is so slender misfook it for
your arm" He was pardoned.
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That Rush

Was caused by the word going oul
that goods were being sold at cost a,
the Palace Store Of w. B. Harlan.
One day they took in over 5000 cash
and still the boom continues and will
until Jan 1st, 1884. and it is fact
that such bargains were never gwen be.
fore in Kirksville. Come and see
while the rush is going on. Remem-
Der you can get goods at your own
prices.
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Disselatisn Notice.

Kirksvllle. No, Noy 9Th The firm
OF Marker { Floyd has this day been
dissolved 10y mutual consent. All Ear
ties knowing themselves indebted TO
said firm will slesse call and settle at
once aud save further notice.
\ R.-The books will he found at
The grocery store Of c. E. Markey,
Douglass new building. north side
square. n32-2t
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New LanlIord.

Mr.. John Zen.r, Of Macon county,
has purchased the kirksville House op.
pos:te the depot, of &. Thinner, and
takes possession tomorrow. The name
Of the house will I've changed to the ''St.
John" and it will be fitted up and run
IN a first class manner.
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Hayes Bros, Tonsonal artists, have
removed to then new quarters on he
north side where they have opened up
fine bath rooms in connection with
their shop. They will be found al
ways ready to attend to their customers
and in the best style known 70 them
trade
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The finest line of
country knit gloves
and socks will be
found at the Star
Store.
Waterproof at 40c
per yard at the Star
Store.
Once Furniture.

The Holmes. Amick & 20. manu-
featuring establishment is prepared to
make all kinds of Office furniture, and
Book Cases to order and in any style
desired. II YOU want anything IN this
line give them call.
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An Entertainment,

The ladies Of the w. c. T. u, will
give an entertainment at Smiths Opera
Hall on the evening of the nth of
December. Further particulars next
week,
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Book Free.

Any OF our farmer friends, whether
subscribers or not, desiring a copy Of
Kendall's treatise on the Horse, usual
ly sold for s5c, can have one, without
cost, by calling at this Office. We have
them to give away freely.
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We are still in the old room, Du, our
groceries are not old and don't you
forget it.
We can and will sell more goods for
$I.oo than any other nHrchan. can
afford. Try US
BENNETT Il NE-sCN.
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Special Call.

All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to Douglas & Son either
by note or account will confer a favor
by making an early settlement. nse-5t
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Next to being too late there Is moth
ing worse than being too early.
Many perplexitles. disapointments
and losse. may be averted by purchas-
ing one of those superb and reliable
American Watches at Hart & Miller's,
adjoining Masonic Building.
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Baker & Co. do not propose 10 sell
the best -four for 81 50, BIZ, they will
sell for from $40 to $r.7o and WIZ
rant every sack as represented.
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Farmer Take Noiiee.

]. S. Baker & Co want IT distinctly
understood that there is more than
one house in town that buys country
produce. They buy all kinds.
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The largest ard finest assortment OF
Christmas candies and confeCtione "
ever brought to Huntsville IS just beng
opened al J. c. Maynard's. Panorama
goods IN endless variety. interesting to
young and old. Look on: for his dis.
play.
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". F. Crawford was in Kirksville
Tuesday. He returned home We'd
nesday morning.
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Try Kenneth & Nelson on prunes.
English Currents, Hominy or anything
in then line. and you win get them
cheap.
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The Star store has
a fine line Of hats and
caps to close out
cheap.
Leap Year.

Young ladies. do you know that four
weeks more will usher in Leap Year !
Be prepared for the important duties
thereof by calling at once at Mrs.
Leech's Millinery store. west side OF
the square. A full line of Hats, Bon
nets. Ribbons, Lates, Trimmings, all
in the very latest style, now on hand.
Orders for work filed promptly and
in first class style.
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A Patent Wick that gives brilliant
light with any quality of coal oil, given
away with every gallon OF oil at
Wilkes & Marmaduke's.
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A fine assortment of Christina
Cards at A. BUTCHERS.
South sice square. n32-4t
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DO not buy your Christmas Candies
until you see the fine assortment at
Edmonsson
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-11-30

For Christmas Presents in Silver
Plated, Hollow and Flat Ware go to
A. Butchers. Rogers & Bros. Trip
pie Plated knives $z.25 per set of 6;
or 81 90 per dozen. Don't forget the
place-south side square. nigga