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Greentop GraphIcs.
Deferred Correspondence.)

| GREENroP, July 3rd.-Farmers are
Very busy. We see no reason for dis
enlargement among the farmers OF thi:
country. The rain 10 a majority will
prove blessing rather than a curse
and the evidence points to a good corn
yield this fall Notwithstanding its back.
ward start. If a man is up and doing
IN this country he will never starve.
Miss Miller and Miss Garret, of
kirksyille, spent several days in this
place lnnkins alto, the wintor ,vhvvl.
The north bound train Sunday last,
killed steer for Capt. r. N Toler
also two hogs for DR.. Wilson, FIVE tor
W. S. Gatlin and yet it was not verv
good day for killing stock at that.
DR.. Wilson is building another room
to his dwelling which will ado very
much to the looks of it.
w. A. Slckles, Jr., has gone to Carl
ton Iowa to take charge of that station
at eighty dollars per month. Billy is
a first class operator. Success: to him.
We noticed some young gentlemen,
on last Sunday, engaged in putting up
swing Our town was thought to
be advancing toward civilization and
the good citizens were we'll pleased to
see the progress, but those whom we
looked to for assistance have taken us
down. we Will ask you young gentle
men if pride for the town or the fear of
the grand jury cannot stop such work
in the future.
A. Buckallew has the frame OF his
house up. He generally makes things
get up and jingle when he has any
thing to do.
7. G. Barlow was kicked BY horse
Tuesday in the back, but he is not seri.
ously hurt.
William Hamilton has returned from
southwest Missouri. He reports crops
excellent, times good and harvest IN
full blast.
There was a shooting match at
Porter's Coal bank last week but we did
not learn the particulars but we will
say men had better look out how they
talk to ladies if they don't want to see
what virtue there is IN powder and
lead. X.
GREENToP, July 11.-Nice weather
and good time for killing weeds.
The harvest is getting near at hand.
Some of our citizens celebrate In
their weed patches this year and will
prosper by 1t.
The north bound tram last Sunday
killed ant 'ther steer for Capt.
R. N. Toler.
Mrs. W. A. Sickles starts to-day for
Centerville, Iowa, where she expects to
make her home with her son ]. G.
S,ckles. We hate to see such persons
as Mrs. Sickles leave our tow.7.
Mrs. Willie has sold her resi-, 1ence to q
man from Iowa. Did not ,arn his
name. She expects to go to Dakota
'oon. She gets one hundred nd fifty
iollars
Geo. Turk has also traded ! Us hous
or a wagon and team.
There were about one hundred. OF our |
itizens who went to Lancash q and |
to celebrate.
ED. j. W. Davis, of Kir, ksville,
reached here Saturday night. S unday
t II o'clock, and at night.
Mrs. w. S. Gatlin has returned from
Wisconsin where she has beea ,siting
er daughter for two or three weeks
'ast. \.
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situation when he SAID that NO man
could argue ten minutes against wo-
man suffrage without denying the fun
damental principles OF American lbef-
tY.
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hinn of and
mda
goods
gd
ell
money! in
DoHTEGEY Bros
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A l.. WOODS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
ESTABLISHED IL 1866.
Does general Real Estate. Collecting and Tax
paving business. Examination of titles and con-
veyancing Il specially. All business in MS line en-
trusted him. promptly ami properly executed
Ifyou have farm town property TO SELL or wish
TO buy either, You will find II your interest 20
consult him. 0tilse west SIDE square, over 1outs
drug store
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KIRKsyhLE DRy GOODS MARKET
as ,orrected weekly By DoEegby
Brothers.

Best heavy muslin unbleached Gets
Best Lawrence LII 524e
Best Suit Innings = 4lsc
BleacheG nuslinS LonSdale Size
Fruit of the loom sic
Common bleseheta AZ 10 SC
All standard prints are sold at &c
Common prints are selling at :}lj 70 &c
Best dress glnghams Size
Common at Sc
And good checks at 81
Lawns are selling at from ~. to Size
All linen Towel crash at SIS to 10c
Cashmere, all wool at 3115 tOSl00
Worsteds at Sli TO - and 2Gc
Shirtings. common at &c
. good plaids. checks at 61l.f to 81
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WARRANTS ON PAUPER FUND.


L. j. Beall keeping paupers ut poor farm G.. .
q A Spa. ling Med treatment OF Mary Brumitt 500
], X. Morgan digging grave for NJ RS. Sullivan $50
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MO TICE OF FINAL SE,rrLESiESlI.,N- 49, m.
~ is hereby given 10 all creditors ana sed
fertsted In the estate of Warren - Truiti
that l. Elisha 7. Truiit administrator OF sl :, he
int nded 10 make fnsi settlement theteo,, ~ be
next term of Probate court OF Adar eon1,,,,h hsy
held at Rirssville IN said coua y on nhIriTr tns i
August Iss3. Z. L. In. .a,,imr.
sn-lI.t
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For wound. disease. or oiis, o,
disability. Widows. nina,
chiidrea and dependent pa
death resulted. Claims y
boTnty. baes pst,
Iel. Apply at once pr,I'
.Es. Fees fixed by law; Au
old established firm Of hp-
Claim Agents, 30 p siFee1
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Best Dress Ginghams made. only s;
Remember that these are the best goods made and
are sold everywhere at 124 to 15 cents.
Cheap Gipghams from cents up to the best at 81.
All of ourbest Lawns at 10 cents sold everywhere at M
Is cents. We give you all of the very best brands
made at that price, and very nice styles in cheap goods
Table Cloth at 10 cents per yard
pieces Summer silks to close % cents per arc
One-half wool Bunting, bleach, at 8!
Mems White Vests at 25t
" Ovelals 35t
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Mems heavy Suspenders sc per pair and good at that
Better at Is cents
Mems Linen Vest 25c
Mems heavy Shoes [only few pair at 80 cents.
4Azlsl in Boots and Shoes carry the only first
class line in Kirksve All of best goods made
with due regard to fit style and durability and you rest
assured that when you buy pair them you have article
that you will be pleased with; and D regard to the cheaper
grade of Yankee goods only say that sell them to
you from Is to % per cent less than anybody.
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injury resulting to such owner or
owners of any such property taken tor
sucn opening, widening, establishing
or extending any such street. alley or
avenue.
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SEC. l0.-Said jury shall first be
sworn to we'll and truly try the oues-
tlon at issue and make Just con,pen-
satlon to the owner or owners whose
property is taken for any street, alley
or aV.Cue
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LITERARY NOTES.

nrr Frocb Pratt has formally presented to the
~itv of Baltimore Gift of 81 OS3, 1888 SO for the
establishment of the Pratt Free Library. When is
Ncw-York to be permitted to glory IN such an IN
stitution The nearest approach TO IT Is the Astor
Library which is conducted with carefnlness'
courtesy and hberality which help to make the
most of its treasures.
M Rajon's etching of F. w. Burtons portrait OF
George Eliot is now on sale in London. The proofs
on vellum are five guneas the prints are one guinea
and the proofs on Japanese paper, IS 50. Inc
picture is said to be thoroughly Characteristic
MIR. Aldrich sent to the meeting of his old friends
at Portsmouth on Wednesday graceful letter OF
remembrance. :" WRITE" lie said, IN behalf OF one
of those unavodably absent sons-a prodlgal VINO
would be as glad as he of the parable to get nome
again. His loyalty to that spot OF earth where us
eyes first opened on sea and sky and where, upon
his arrival he lost little time as possoe III ,s
cling nm fishing-rod for the snelt at the emu OF
Long wharf-his loyalty repeat, is not 70 DC
challenged Though he has been more or less
known as Bad Boy, he has never been known as
nm upprateful { me- So far as his slight gift went
be has sung the praises Of the Old Town by the
Sea. in pross and verse he has sung them until ne
was sometimes afraid that good folk might weary
of the strain. Now and then he has yelled Ports
month in fictitious name but his affection ior her
never went yelled; and nothing has ever toucnco
MIN moro nearly than when some book or page Oh
his has caused the stranger to turn aside from MS
route of travel in order to take stroll through tne
streets of Rivermouth."
About 10000 copyrights have been issued az
Washington during the past fiscal year Many OIL
these have been for compilations and reprints
The last quarterly volume of Ntteips Living age
has lust been issued There is no need TO tell those
who have delighted in the brown-covered per'oo-
ica for years how rich is this volume. 1t contains
the cream of the best English magazines and
reviews
An unabridged edition of Gibbons =" History OF
Christianity has been published by Peter Ecker.
1t is in one volume and the type is rather small
not too small however, for those whose eyes are
strong
Mature Studies IL the title Of aneat little vo.-
ume In which are reprinted from periodicals various
short papers by Messrs r. A. Proctor Grant Allen,
Edward Clodd. Andrew Wilson and Thomas Foster
Therein all manner Of interesting scientific SUBJECTS
phases of life of plant and animal-are treated IN
n fresh and captivating way.
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The Maoaxine Of american History shows under lite
new MANAGEMENT all its former excellence and
somc added graces. 1t has been enlarged and each
number is hereafter to be illustrated. The numbers
for May, June and July present several inter
esting and well-executed historical portraits
Mira Lambs careful if somewhat dry papers on
"Wall Street in History gain much from the ad-
mirabls illustrations accompanying them. The
theatrical career of John Howard Payne is traced
in clear, compact and agreeable fashion by Mr..
Laurence Hutton. bis paper being made still more
attractive by copy of miniature representing
PAYNE as handsome but sentimental
youth with towering curls and broad
collar Theodore F. Dwights description
In the Juno number or the Franklin
collection lately purchased by the Government
is accurate and entertaining. The Same may be
said of the paragraph which in the May number in
PRODUCES tho reproduction Of the petition to the
King of the Congress of IVA. 1t might, however
have been moro just to credit certain portions
which were taken substantially from THE TRIBUNE
1t has become almost matter OF course that some
newspapers should borrow after this fashion,
but a magazine of this sort should be bblo-
graphical saint and exceedingly careful In convey
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AND uNTTEf s1rHTES Nail ROUTE
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Gtramboats and Railroads.
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.


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ana s Tor both u 1s os % al the once
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Gountrp Property for Sale ana % Gst
0rAcInF c0TTAGE IOTS AND HOTEL

cEASIDE COTTAGE LOTS AND HOTEL
% SITES on the finest OF Rockaway Beach Oakley
Park which extends the Bay to the Ocean elegsnb
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TON No. IA Chambers-st., NJ Y.
THO LET-In one of the most pleasant loca-
tions I'm Jersey CITY, part OF threestory and basement
house, occupies other part cool am airy ~
river breeze and view within minutes walk Oh
Cortandt aud Desbrossss street Ferries all improvements
has been nut in order May horse cars pass wnns
few steps OF house. Reference required Address hHiA
BILE, Jersey City Post ONCE.
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VVEST SHORE R0UTE.-0n and after June
way will via Desbrosses and Coandt st. ferries
For stamford IL a. m. and Saturday only ESQ D. m
For Kaaterskin Hunter summit Pine Hill Ph@ncia
$50 M. IL $50 m $50 m train runs daily 70
KInsston Highland Poughkespse Marlboro 1880 a. m.
Nswburs $50 a. M, II m. 300 y. M. 4;io y. IN.
Ii a M. $50 p m, 4;lop m, 800 p. ~. - D. IN.
Hayerstraw station aud FarmontAve, $780, $3.50. IL
a M. 200 41O, $50, 5000 s3 y. M
Valley Cottage $780, $50 a. mr o2o $3.50 p M ana $3.50
N1aeF TafnpiTs $780, $50 M. $40 $780, .sp M. and
$50 a. m. sundays -.
Bauveltvile. $780, 'S3o. $50 $40 $3.50 y. m
West Norwood Randalls Bergenheids. $3.50 $3.50 m.
scbrsslepbareh IS. 80 $50 NJ A.lo 800 $3.50 D. M
West Epgewood. $780, 1880 $50 m. $40. $500 Soo
pm
sDsIly other trains daily except SUNDAY
ArT!ys from Knf;tSe Inc 80 ss6 si"p
Cornwall s7l0, 900 li'2o M. 2'Sv $50 e'io Tia
Haverstraw 7.io 1920, v'So iiaoA n ESQ., AGO. $50
psror ears 70 Phcnics ca,skn Mountains on IL m
and 2b0 y IN. rains'
TICKETS TIMETABLES. 1t stations, and onices o.
Jersey CITY, Pennsyvania Railroad station; Brook
yn No Courts and Annex once scet q frsonss N ~
siation loo. Desbrossss-sI. and foot cortlandtst
THE WEST sHoRE ROUTE
u be oneusd TO Albany Saratoga and North July 1855
with u Pullman Parior and Buffet sleeping cars u
1 HENRY noNrrT General Psassussr Agent