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LaPlata Notes.
Graphic Correspondence.

APRIL 1oth-On last Wednesday
while number of men were working
On scadold at the Creamery building
plank broke and precipitated them
to the ground. One man was injured
severely.
VIM. Ellery and wife. the newly mar.
ried, have gone to Carol county to
live.
The county surveyor has been dong
some surveying in this vicinity recent
ly.
Orr nnstn,aeter has hoo .l.~ ,i.h
list for some time but Is better.
The coal prospecting machinery has
arriv ed and work has commenced on
the L. d. Miller place, south of town.
Circuit court is in session here this
week.
Mrs. Hutchinson, wife of Lew Hutch
ison, died yesterday morning of in
aammatoy rheumatism. She leaves a
bereaved family and very large circle
of mourning friends.
The house of Mr.. Porter was totally
destroyed by fire last night. Cause
unknown. No insurance.
Oats sowing is on boom at the
present time.
Mr. James Poag will teach at the
White school house this summer. He
has taught that school for over three
years.
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Graphic Subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the week
ending Saturday, April 18th.
Geo. A. Reynolds, 200; Eli Swisher,
l 81; W. A. Swisher, 1.50: Miss Eva
johnson. rs; e. B. Polly, l.50; J R.
Brsdsl,s rs: Miss Hattie Wheeler,
so; Adam Anspach, rs; J. J. Wing
1907. W. Howard, rs: Miliard Lyon,
l.50; r. B. Murray, LOO; John Britt,
$50; w w. Matthews. rs.
DR.. +. A. Grove has a full line OF
oils, paints. vsrnish. etc. Cali and see
him.
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CITY Council.

The new board met and organized
ON Tuesday night. The new appolntee'
are:
Msrshsl-D. j. Hoye.
s,rset Commissioner Lafayette soles.
Alto, nsy-J. w. Johnson.
Treasurer j. W. Trotter,
Clerk-Alfred N. Smith.
Grave Yard Sexton j. Morgan.
Monday night another meeting was
held at which the bonds Of the new ap.
2ointses wera approved. We believe
the appointments though somewhat OF
the nature of surprise to the public,
give general satisfaction. s
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Eleur Store.

The Kirisyille mills have opened out
q Flour Store in the Coop build
ing, where You can purchase from one
sack to car load Of choice family -four,
at mill prices. Farmers. mechanics,
and in fact everybody can save money
by purchasing of first hands. Choice
Flour only 81 90 to $50 per sack.
BraE, Graham Flour and ship stnff fer
sale.
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New Order.

Mr.. J. A. Tinsman is appointed
local Agent at this place for the order
OF Triple Alliance. He will be glad
to see the citizens of this community
and make explanations ofthe order and
receive their applications. If you
want to join nice organization where
ladies' and gentlemen can equally enjoy
its benefits you cannot find anything
better. Call and see him.
A. B. BAsYE,
Special Agt. for Ada,r Co.,
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Church and Memo.

This publication should have been
noticed last week, hut was omitted by
mistake. Tbs number is decided i'm
provement In general appearance and
contains u large amount of church
news. The minutes of the late Confer.
ence are given entire, which makes it
specially valuable number to mem
bers of the NJ. Z. Church. The CHURCH
AND HoME is published at SO cts. year.
Rev. T. j. Wheat, editor, Kirksvllle,
Mo. Wheat & Son. publishers.
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Graphic Correspondence.
ZIG, april 10th.--I come again Slow
ly but surely.
Times dull.
Farmers sowing oats.
Measels a speciality.
Mr.. Benz. Whites family, Of Walnut
have the measels and also all of the
following families, w. P. Linders. Jas.
Pinkertons, Samuel p inkerton's, G. w.
Farr's, Jas. Perpes. ]. B. Pope's, G..
Fusselman's, A. j. Fairs and Jas. Bur-
rls', either have the measles or have
been exposed to them.
Ifs. b. A. Bozarth has returned from
a visit to her sister in LaPlata.
l said in my last Mr.. Landers Of
Sullivan county, and the poor printer
put it Sanders.
Mr.. John Wimber and Miss Julia
Bozarth, were married at Esq. Easton's.
THIS makes the eighth the old squire
has united out of that family and the
last of B. A. Bozarth's children.
Mr.. ]. B. Pope has sold two young
mares to J. L.Ze,gler, Of R,ngo's Point
for two hundred dollars in cash.
Some one please tell US how many
SHOWS we have had this winter, and l
would like to hear from ''Squint"-is he
dead or gone to California to hunt
gold.
John Boens is building new mouse
this spring.
Geo. Fussel,nan has erected a new
barn this winter.
This neighborhood has been excited
over a law suit between Doctor Shull
and g. W. Farr. II seems that Farr
took up Shulls hogs, They both mark
in the same mark and he thought they
were his own. but the jury decided that
they were Shulps.
Election at the Williams school
house went OF very quiet to-day, elect
On Cyrus Wright dlrefor, and Promt
got u, Vaughn 4. Ste -, !.
Yours With car PADDY.
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We lean that EGG Fout and w,t.
havA arrived safely at lo. .Ans eles and
are highly pleased with ths country
K cent letters from Mr.. Rattan inform
MS that ahundsnt rains are now falling
in hls section which is y litt'a north OF
San Diego.
Harry Parcell informs US he Is about
70 open out u tr,nch Photograph rooms
at LaPlata, and will give our neigh.
bors down tho road .omelh.nR first
class in iht, way Of art rooms" We
wish him success in the new venture.
DIR. Dunbar. the occulist, leaves 10.
day or Tomorrow. He informs us that
bis cases at this place, and those who
came here e meet him have been quite
numerous and that his visit has. been !
grand success in point Of business.
DIR. Gol.en Of this place, and DR..
More n. Of !Adair post Office, went to
Macon on Tuesday morning to attend
the Medical Association now in session
at that place. Dr.. Stone vent down on
Wednesday morning. -.
Mr.. T. W. Dixon, Of Pure ait, Mo-,
started Quincy Tuesday evening. to
lay in a stock of spring goods and will
be ready for business in few days. He
Sends the. GRAPHIC to. his father in
Florida. '" t
Mr.. John T. Fitch is making preoar.
ations to leave tor Colorado IN day or
two He goes to continue the devel.
spment Of his mining claims which are
said to promise rich returns.
A gentleman from Humphreys, Mo-,
was in town Tuesday looking for q
piece Of kirksville real estate. With
view to making an investment. DID
not learn the name.
Mr.. l.. B. Maltby returned Friday
morning last from the Wool Growers
meeting at Sedslia. and expressed him.
self rs highly pleased and pro6tted BY
the trip.
Mrs. d. C. Mccarthy left YESTERDAY
morning, on a visit to her mother at
Utica, Mo-, to be absent two weeks.
We understand that Miss Connie
Grove expects to visit friends in Texas,
starting some time next week.
Mrs. J. A. Tinsman is visiting rels.
tlves at Salisbe berry. Mo. She expects to
remain two or three weeks.
Rev. +. NJ. Green came In from Clar.
nnce on Tuesday and spent q portion of
the day on our streets.
W. S. Buckley and T. w. Prentiss of
southwest Adair called to see Us Mon
day on business. =.
The sudden illness OF a sister called
Mrs. Ruhstadt to Columbus, Mississippi,
We learn that Mr.. aud Mrs. D. s
Hooper left for Dakota, yesterday
fr
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Spring Work.

The time for spring work Is here.
and we desire every farmer to bear IN
mind that we have the largest and best
assortment of farm implements ever
brought to this market. "A full line
Of Sulkeys. Flows. Cultivators, Rakes,
Harrows, Planters, Check Rowers, Drill
Attachments, etc. Do not fail to see
them at LINK & BRAsF1xID's.
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stun q Hasl.

John Hannah, the popular Grocery
man is going it alone this spring and
his old customers will find him ready
to serve them promptly, and he invites
as many new ones as choose to come.
Room for all and plenty Of goods at low
figures.
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Bought In.

Jonas B. Caskey has just purchased
the Magruder Grocery and has gone
iEto active business again. He is stock
ing up with a tuIl line and invites all
his old friends to call and see him. He
Is going it alone now and proposes to
him ,s tle Afastud stand, doors
south of the Savings Bank.
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New Goods.

Having spent tire, aveeks in tile East
e,n Markets. ne hase surpassed all Pre-.
sious Efforts tn tile seleetious Of 0ny
spring and summer stoek. I'VE inrite
tile inspection Of the babHe, giving our
guarantee Matno competitor can or does
sAow anything to compare WiM our
stalk in s'0yietr, styles and o'alue.
b. Il. LI1HKZ.N,
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House Plants.

Don't no to the trouble, expense and
risk of ordering House Plants from a
distance for, Mr.. s. S. Imbler will have
a full variety here in day OK two, at
prices varying from ) to 10 cts. He
will have them for sale up stairs over
Jamison's Drug Store.
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EG G..
FRUITS and Vegetables Preserved
E ZH<zx,s millions tn II.

-E IHE12S Mtkl1OAS tn It,
For several years 1 have possessed the
In q GOOD state Of preservstiou for 6ve 10
eight months. On the 18th OF Nsy, 1850,
haa two dozen oranges packed in the preysr-
alien. They were opened on 35eh Of
October, AID were found in a. good eondi
ton ~ when packed. lam satis1ed LIT H.
late natured oranges viii keep eight
months.
ThepEeparation is not costly.
Tor egg, apples, pears anavegetables, &C
has NO equal. I have used the preparstioO
Ter many years.
-sss.s PATENT ASRkIkD FOE
= State, County A16 Individual Rghts 10 usr
tie process arc zoU offered for sale
Here's chance 10 make money double
and thIiS}e itselfin six months
InSkfdual rights for the whole process
cH9y 500. address
- THOMAS D. WRIGHT.
DeLand, Fla.
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Sold cut.

Mr.. R. d. Magruder has sold out his
grocery store to Mr.. Jonas B. Caskey,
who will continue the business. Mr..
Magruder requests all parties having
unsettled accounts on his book to call
and settle without delay. He will be
found at the old stand.
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We publish corrected railroad tint
table this week. The Cannon Bali
now goes south nearly au hour earlier.
EuY-u. SPOTS IS now running The
PARCELS House alone having purchas'
ed the interest OF bis late partner Mr.
Temple. I'd.
The attention of farmers and stocl
men living in northeast Adair Is called
to the advertisement of Mr. ]. Shorts IL
this issue.
The District Stewards meeting 70,
the NJ. E. Church has been IN session
this week at this place. Rev. NJ. l.
Curl, the presiding elder has also beer
present.
Rev.G. W. Sharp informs US that the
interest on the Sunday school work in
which he is engaged shows an increas-
ing growth. Last Sunday be organ
lied good school atQuesn City.
Mr.. VIM. Orr has commenced active
preparations 20 put up a handsome
residence on the lots lately occupied BY
H. w. Snyder. The Sn, der residence i:
to be moved to another lot to make
room for the new building. g.
Monday last. deserves to be b onored
as red letter day; especially after the
cold, raw, cloudy and rainy week that
preceded it. Il was clear, balmy and
spring like, and we hope kind mothe,
nature has many more such in store fol
US now that she hasset the pattern.
Active preparations are on gong for
the corner stone ceremonies OF
the Writing institute which are sci
TOR the 2lst. We understand that the
Nasons will conduct the ceremony and
that the Knights Of Pythias will also
participate, having been granted dis.
pensation to appear in uniform on thai
occasion.
We took in nineteen separate jobs
Monday and our lightning pressman
tuned out fourteen Of them in first
class style before sun down. It was
not a very good day tor job work
either, but enough more came in on
Tuesday and Wednesday to keep up
the average. We don't say this to
brag or boast or blow, ETC.. etc, Blu:
to show, you know that the "baby" is
still alive and kicking. When the
weather settles and the roads get good
welook for a little more activity m bust.
ness matters generally.
A number Of our patrons who al.
ways pay cash in advance for the
GRAPHIC inform Us that our neighbors
over tho way have kindly volunteered
to furnish their paper fres during the
tina their subscriptions have 10
rua fos the GRApH,c. We have nsde
NO arrangement to fnraish both papers
for tha same price but We DO not feel
called upon to erumble IS loag Is II
does not COST US or our resders any
thing. Its real kind and generous! but
q Ne are. publishing . lApsr On its
merits Is . family journal No cannot
possibly sec,procate. Our terms are
el.!O per annum.
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Kssnal xstss.

Tho fourth term opens with aooi
prospects ahead. There ara about 2O(
students, exclusive Of the number in
the model department. and all seem
disl,osed to take hold OF the work with
y vim.
Many students, from various reasons
have heretofore neglected to buy per.
mits until one-third and sometimes
one-half of term had passed by. An
attempt was made by them to daily
along the same way this term, but Prot.
Blanton put 3 quietus upon such pro.
csedings by generously giving then,
one day to 60 to the bank, purchase
permits, return to the Normal. and re-
cord.
Ho! Citizens OF Kirksvius! q treat
tor you: D. r. McAually. professor Of
English Language and Literature in
the State University Of NJ, will give a
Free lecture at the Normal Chapel, on
Saturday, April 2lst. Show your Ep
probation Of talent by going over to
listen to the learned Professor.
The three years class passed from un-
der Miss Owens regime a. the close Of
last term. She has endeared herself to
every member OF the class by her SUI
preme kindness and untiring efforts to
advance them IN Science and History.
As y token of the esteem In which she
is held by the class, Mr.. J. H Grove,
in the name of the ''Threes." presented
her with fine photograph album. on
the morning Of April 5th.
The Defamation Contest will be held
on the evening of May 4th, 1888.
Professor Lyle, present commissioner
of public schools in the county of Rails,
was on q visit to the Normal last We'd
nesday.
Prot. Gentry now takes charge Of the
''B" class in Botany. 1t was studied
the first term, but discontinued until
the fourth so Us to affo-d opportunities
for procuring specimens. Should any
citizen spy an individual wandering
about, pulling up dog-fennel,
strainlng at jinson weeds. clutching
at flowers, etc. become not
and rush away, for 1t is only
an aesthetic Normal student out on u
botanical expedition.
Autograph albums are on the wing |
pretty lively inst nnu-
The Senior and ph;lnn.a.ha~- 90
,ieties held their. elections last Thurs
lay. In the former Mr.. B. F. Carroll
vas chosen president and Miss Jennie
Dodson recording secretary, and in the
after Mr.. ]. J. Steele was placed in the
chair, Miss Mary Prewltt recording
secretary.
S. NJ. Logan. a staunch member Of the
b. class. was compelled to leave this
term on account OF failing health. He
Is going TO travel in the west.
Mrs. +. ]. Wright, nee Miss Ida
Steele, and Miss Wright, both from La
Belle, in company with Miss Bessie
of Kirksv,lle, were greeting
at the Normal on last
Wednesday.
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spring is Here.

And every farmer needing a Plnw ri
any description Planter Cr,i+,vo+n-
or any implement or machine in his
line can find them at the "Big Store" oil
Carothers & Greene, east side. Don't
fail to call and get prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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Examine orr Silks, at Baylor's. W.
Biggest line of building hardware in
the city now tor sale at
CARorHERs l. GREESEs.
Resoluiiens Of The Tive Fear Class.

Whereas on the SOth day Of March, 1883. q
''tin medal" was presented to one Of the Nor.
mai students, In the Normal Chapel IN the
name Of the Two Years Class without the
consent Of said clsse, and whereas We, the
me0bers Of said class. were not implicated
in that act which was intended as slur IN
ssid student, and whereas the class Was de-
med the right To correct, In the Normal Chap
81, the false impression made upon the stu
dents Of the school Therefore,
1. RESOLVED that We, the Two Year Glass
dOpablicly deny ever having ssthorised any
party to present the above named medal.
9. RxsoLyIp that these resolutions be pub
lished In the papers Of Kirksvulc. @
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seed Corn (!

Those desiring Seed Corn that will
grow, will do well to call on Link &
Brassfeld. They are just shipping in
choice lot that was carefully selected
by MIR. Link especially for seed. n33.tt
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HATS! IATs!! IASu!

All the new hobby styles for
men, youths. and boys; the
biggest and best stock and at
lowest prices at Harlan Bros.
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I,seeioed from Bankrupt sale in
Neae Xork.Mis aoeek, 500 dozen Misses
and CHfld,ens Hose, also 100 dozen
Handker1hie,s all fine styles and quail
ties at,Aieh aoiN bso6eysd at 50 cents on
tile 00l2ar. B. FLAMKZNe
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The New Barter shsp.

On the southeast corner of the square
is the best shop in the town. Call aud
see US. HANxAR & HAsxAH,
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Job Printing.
We are prer AIRED to offer superior in
ducements on job Printing, especially
in the line of Note Heads, Letter Heads,
Statements, Envelopes. etc. Call aud


The GRxAr FxAlp Hn1Rs Is pre-
pared BY the WoyNs AJpscAl lnsf,-
rure OF BuTTAAp. N. T., and Is .thsir
favorita pseso<spiioA for ladies who arc
su1esiaa fr0y, any weakness OF conn
plants common to tho sea. It is sold BY
druggists at 800 per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice FREE Send stamp
tor names Of those who have been CUR,
I'D. na6I
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LADIES FIVE SHOES.

I'VE are noag p,1ba,sd0 shoav the i'm.
est selection of ladies' and misses shoes
and SLIPPERS tn north Mo. Call in and
be convinfed that aoe adgerhse nothing
Int solid f,0sen facts.
b. +. ZA4KKZN
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lOnittedlast weekly

The Two Year Class has been acting
out little comedy this week. It wa.
quite amusing to others Mr.. Frank
um's excellent joke on the gem ques
ton in rec,t1nR whole casket Of then
one morning las. week gave rise to th.
play. Faction NJ. ! of the "Twos'
presented MIR. Franklin with q blazing
tin sta. on a pink calico background
Faction No. = then got mad aud tool
up Q collection. With the money they
bought two armfuls of booxs to pre-
sent to the champion gen giver. But
the faculty said, you can't present
those hooks inside this building Then
more wrath was displayed. an ,ndiRua'
ton meeting was held, and motion,
were made to rent the Masonic Hall
to write up the faculty, and to send fol
the Governor. The other faction, mean.
while, we've taking mp . collection 70,
the benefit Of Miss Snyders library,
But the whole scene changed when MIR
Franklin, on last Tuesday. arose and
begged pardon for hisjoke. We fail Il
see the propriety in the last act Of this
refreshing comedy, for even the purest
and noblest men and women are sup.
posed to be capable Of taking Q harm
less Joke. It Is now generally under.
stood that certain members Of the Two
Year Class have . number If second.
hand books for sale or trade.
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New Dress Goods.

Blaek silks, eolo,sd silks, summer
silks, all auo0l syges, and the largest
.eleetion Of foreign and domestic dress
goods euey sh0wn in tile city, rsxived
this av<ek. Samples sent on atplifa-
Hou. b. +. LAJHKZN.
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NOTICE.

Having sold a half interest in INV
stock Of Groceries to So. Marmaduke,
l would request all parties owing me
on account to please call and settle.
Respectfully, JNo. Fl. WILKES.
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Some special drives in printed enve-
opes, note heads, and statements. Call
at the GRAPHIC Office.
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Mrs. E. Webb, Bethany. Mo-. says
-Four bottle of Browns Iron Bitters
cured me ola distressing and prolong.
ed attack of dyspepsia"
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Advertising Desks.

W. F. Shelly, who has recently loca.
ted here, is having manufactured a
hotel and post-office advertising desk
which is proving quite popular. Two
Of these desks went to Iowa this week,
and the demand is fully up to the pre-
sent means of supply. They are man.
ufactured here It the shop of Mr.. John
Gardner and form the nucleus of an
other infant industry" which we hope
to see grow into Importance IN the
near future.
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j. H. Marley, q new man, newly
started IN life in a new business with
new goods, supported BY new Gust omers,
under principles OF justice and econo-
my suitable to the times and Gus: ON,
begs leave to inform the public that be
keeps in store every tlelicacy of the ia
bly, that is applicable to all the wants
of the inner man and the natural cray
lngs Of hunger. Cheap for cash! And
don yon forget it.
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We don't quote prices for
we always undersell all such
prices at the Palace Store of
Harlan Bros.
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AS YOU pass by. notice those
splendid show windows and
contents at Harlan Bros
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Paper hangings, curtains and tix-
lures, decorations etc, for ceilings, III
fact everything You need at low figures
at F. A. Groves. south side square.
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Becktol & Snyder have the latest
style gasoline stoyes--lust the thing for
summer use, t
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Dr.. Pearce's Dental practice of sew
enteen years in this city is sufficient
guarrentee that his work, always as
represented. Office south side over
Lamkin's.
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Go to Ross & Co., for coal, corn,
wood and feed, by car load or by the
small.
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j. II. Marley the new grocery man
has large supply of those extra fine
Iowa Onions. They are large, sound,
and very sweet. Call in and order
some.
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! You will find the N. C. Thompson
Cultiv ator and the New Departure
Tongueless Cultivator at Link & Bras
fields.
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Ladies' dress goods, every
thing new and at lowest prices
to be found anywhere at Har-
Ian Bros.
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A DESIRADLE RESIDENCE CHEAP.

A HOUsE OF lROOMS-One story-sood cellar
"A and ctstsrn, four lots enclosed. soed wood
peach srees % hearing 6ap< vines and small fruit
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