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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-05-29

Mothers and Fathers,
BROTHERS 80 SISTERS :
Of Baldwin,
THE MAMMOTH OFFERS YOU GOOD TRADE.
The Mammoth has never called you into
their store by an untruthful advertisement.
We have placed upon our counters
ONE THOUSAND SUITS
for small or large men.
The same in Boys Suits aged from 3 to l6
years. Extra short pants from SOC to $l.5O.
The Mammoth Clothing House trade is
always good, wet weather or dry weather,
stormy or pleasant, trade is good at
CHASES POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
There must be some reason for it,
we feel good over it, for we be-
lieve we have the confidence of
our customers, and that is better
than fancy prices.
ONE-PRICE
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
CHASE, MICH
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-05-29

We have an immense stock Of
Dress Goods, much larger than
we care to have at the present
time, and are determined to re-
duce it at once.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-05-29
BALDWIN HOUSE.

The Oldest established hotel In Baldwin.
Excellent accommodations. Rates reasoua
BILE. Good stable for teams.
JOHN JUDGE. Proprietor.
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Flour from soc to $l.25 at Hoye &
Co.'S.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Pool started to New Orleans on
Wednesday to visit the Exposition,
Miss CARnrE EeeLEsros left this week
for the New Orleans Exposition.
10. Taurrr and ]. n. Caps, Of Nc.
Pherson, dropped in 10 see ~ Saturday.
Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Gates paid the
GnarHro brief visit wednesday.
The editor forgot 10 mention last
week, very pleasant dinner party in whlc b
he actively participated, at the residence Of
Mr.. Ira G Harlan, in honor Of the prodlgal,s
return from Dakota.
The card of DR.. z. D. Henry, who
recently returned from Cincinnati, appears
in this issue. He represents new system
and his "adr is worth reading.
We understand that s. N. Link will
visit Florida the present month, and will
take in New Orleans, enroute.
w. P. Turner and wife were in town
Wednesday.
Miss ERNIE 0wEs is spending the holl-
days at Clinton. No., where her parents
reside
LAWRENCE HART, who has been iore-
man II an Ord, Nebraska newspaper for the
past six months is home on visit.
PoRTER SMITH had fully decided on
Grover Cleveland, as the nnIse-but It wase a
girl, Friday of lest week
a
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advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the Post
office. ntksviIIe Missouri Dec--os
1884. If not called for in 80 days
will be sent to the dead letter office.
Alderman Lewis, Alderman Christian,
Caldwell J. w. Cooley E. a. Fisher
David, Green M. E, Long Thomas,
Murrey James, McKenny W. H. (2,)
Reed Rosa B. Rhue S. E. Mrs, Rob-
erts J. w, Underwood Eugene, White
Jacob, Worthington H. E. Mrs, Wor-
men Thomas. Parties calling for
above letters please say ADVERTISED.
]. D. MILLER, P. M
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PURE AND GOOD.
The Place to get Your Candles for
the Holidays.

Maynaris Restaurant, Bakery and
Candy Factory will without doubt be
Santa Clause fayorite headquarters
during holidays. In addition to the
choice varieties of PLAIN and fancy
candies which he manufactures he will
have one of the largest stocks of gener-
al Christmas goods In the city. Nuts,
raisins. figs. oranges, lemons in protu-
sion, and everything fresh and nice.
Why buy stale and poor goods Of thus
description, when you can get them
fresh, wholesome and good at the same
prices at this popular establishment.
Don't fail TO call.
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OFFICE OF
a. M. SMITH & CO.,
Real Estate & Insurance Agents.
GgAFEIcs.

Mere snow.
Wood pies getting lean.
Pretty nearly a blizzard Wednesday.
What has become of our Greentop
correspondent?
The mercury was down to % below
zero at Sioux City Tuesday.
y number of Normal students have
gone home to eat Christmas turkey.
Wepubllsh anew railroad time table
IN this issue. Read 1t and keep posted.
DR.. Meford, who to: merl,i fouriShed
IN the vicinity of Greentop and Sperry,
is reported to be in the Kentucky PEN
ltentlary. Too much matrimony.
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Halliday Bros, are now in the ninth
year OF tueir business and the family
grocery of Halliday Bros. has become
a household word over Adair and adjoin
ing counties. Crowds of people flock
daily to their mammoth establish
ment, carrying away loads of their
cheap family groceries. If Halliday
Bros, do not keep what the people want
it is not worth while to try to tind it in
North Missouri. So extensive has
their business become. that their new
quarters, the largest in town, will
scarcely accommodate them. They
have made extensive preparations for
the coming year, and hope to have
every man woman and child, the hun
CRY and those that expect to become SO,
without reference to political faith. re-
hgious creed or previous condition of
servitude, call on them and he made
happy Six men are constantly en-
ployed ana the wants of all will be
promptly attended to. at the mammoth
one price cash grocery store.
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Fifty-tWo Dividends
The INDEPENDENT

of New York, is Acknowledged 10 be what the Pa
Msll Gazette. OF London. SAYS II 10, zone OF the
abiest weeklies IN existence 1t occupies two
6eIds--reliaion and literary.
1t publishes eachwsek from twenty-five 10
Thirty three per cent more reading matter than
any offs contemporaries. With the exception Of
its column Of .'Seiections." every line in every
Issue Is New, Original Hatt-r. written expressly
for 10. Itp.ys more each week for literary mat
ter than any three ofts contemporaries put togeth
er- 1t has { largest aud best corps % contribu-
tors Of any periodical in the world. IL IS unde-
nominatiOuaI Ia religion. and unsurpassed In 1T
erary ability. Its reviews books are uaeIcelled
partments Of Science and Biblical Research give
valuable Information unobtsned elsewhere. its
Markets aud Financial Reports and commercial
Articles eageriy sought Tor by those wanting
correct Information upon those subjects. Its de-
partments for old aud young Is filed VITA
stories and articles in prose and poetry.
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aWon derful Emcacy.r

Some people are slow in telling
what good things have teen done for
them, but Mr.. Join P. DAILY. OF Gill;
sonville, s. G., says be takes great
pleasure in testifying TO the wonderful
efficacy of Browns Iron Bitters in dys-
pepsia, fever and ague, end general
debility Of the system. He has per-
sonally experienced the most satlsfact-
DRY results from the use of this valu-
able medicine. Make a memorandum
of this, ell ye whose systems are lun
down. Brown Iron Bitte,s will cure
you.
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Fine Hogs.

On Tuesday morning Mr.. Geo. Rice
brought IN four splendid pigs. They
were eighteen months old and the four
weighed seventeen hundred and four
ty-fve pounds IN Kennedy & Links
scales, an average at 436 pounds. The
largest was regular 'sockdolager, !"
kicking the beam at FIVE hundred and
ffty-fve pounds. Who will beat this
record?
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G0DYS LADY'S BOOK,
p. o. Lock BoxHH,
Philadelphiz. Pa
administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters OF sd
ministration upon the estate Of Tobias Lank-
ard, late OF Adair county, deceased, have been
granted 10 the undersigned, John VI Miller,
by the Probate court Of the county of Adsir.
All persons having claims against sad estate
are required TO exhibit them 10 me for low
ance within one year after the date OF said
letters or they may be preeluded from any
beHeht 81 such estate, aud If such CLAIMS be
no: exhibited within two years from the pub
lieation o. this notice they win be forever
haired John VI. MILLER,
Administrator Of Tobiss Laukard, deceased.
Ssy -. 1881 n32-9
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Again to the Front.

A. butcher is on hand and wishes all
a Merry Christmas ana would inform
the people that he has on hand the
largest stock of Clocks, Watches, and
Sllverware ever brought to North No.,
If you want anything In his line he
will quote them right down cheap. Call
and see him.
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For sale.

A country store, situated in a rich
farming SETON and dong a good busi-
uess. Three acres of ground, Office
building, large store house. with living
rooms, and good stock of general
merchandise. Will take some Kinks
vile property in part payment. Apply
At this Office. If
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Wilkes BIackman &
Wilkes,
Are now ready to
handle all the game
and poultry they can
get.
Immense stock of line goods for Holt
day presents at
McCHEsNEY & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Regular services at the Episcopal
church on Friday evening.

Judge Addison Payne informs US
that he has cured hog cholera. He
has 100 hogs and the cholera broke
out among them, several died and the
Others were coughing. He puts lime
in the trough and mixes third of a
gill of carbolic acid in bucket OF slop
and lets the hogs run to it. The way
the Judge came to try this remedy was
that Mrs. Payne had cured the chicken
cholera with the same remedy. Give
the remedy a fair trial and test it thor
oughly.--IMlan Standard.
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XMAS Novelties at
Mcchesny & Eicheiberyer.

We have just received another car
load of goods to be slaughtered at low
er prices than ever. No firm has bet
ter facilities for handling goods in
large quantities than we, and we are
prepared to take advantage of The
market and buy close for spot cast. Ibis
enables US to give our customers the
best goods for the least possible money.
HALLIDAY Bros.
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KIRKSVILLE MARKET

EGGS-20
BUTTER-15
CHICKENS Young $3.50 to 200
FEATEERS-45c.
APPLES-40to SOC.
OATS-l8c
HAY-A to 4.50.
FLAX SEED S1.00.
TIMOTHY SEED-S1.
MILLET-25c.
GLOVER SEED-$5.00
BEANS-60c to 81 90.
HOGS-s3.25 tc 365
.COWS-Fat 2 to Sc.
.STEERS-Fat to sc.
BEES WAX Poe
TALLOW-5c
LARD-10c
HORSES-Market stronger
C0RN-New sells at 25c to &c.
WhEAT-50 to 6Oc.
RYE-35c
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You can get, at Halliday Bros, a
sack of Family -four tor 81 90; best
Straight grade -four S1.20; Best high
Patent -four 1.36; l5 lbs. OF choice extra
e Sugar s100; and they defy competi-
ton on all grades and classes of gro
ceries.
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STRAY NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given, thar have taken up Is
n stray In Nineyeh tip, Adair county No. the fol-
lowing described animal: one small two year old
steer color dark red, with four small Willie spots
on side; some white on belly next 10 front legs.
Snsi, of ta,i white mark supposed to be split In
tJpht ear and underslope IN The ieit ear No other
n nTks or brands perceiSs5le, and that the owner
Thereof does not eOu1e and p-oye the same before sE
-, nirxtinn offer. days from this date, the ssIae
viii 0e posted according TO Law before Justice OF
the Peace OF said county.
pa'eN Nsss'AOs' ~ FREQ E. RILEY,
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Try Smith & Bay
lor for w ire and Pick
ct Fencing.
Farm for Sale

Farm containing 160 acres of fine
land, with 90 to 100 acres in cultivation
all meadow except 80 acres of fresh
corn land, all under fence and well
watered. A great bargain FOR cash.
Enquire at this Office.
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Notice..

/ have just added new line of IS OF.
knives, forks and spoons, guaranteed
to have 50 per cent heavier plate than
the best No. II triple plate, and is the
heaviest plate made. The best is the
cheapest A. butcher,
White front, south side.
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in proportlo
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The longest pole
knocks the persim-
mons, 30 lbs choice
N. 0. Sugar S1.0O at
Ben Markey's old
stand, o. p. G. G. H.
STOVE Or.

A few more heating stoves at re-
duced prices at Carothers & Greene's
Becktol 6 Snyder stlll have on hand
Peninsular, Gold Medal and Superior
stoves. Fire backs guaranteed to last
fifteen years.
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VITA D, 5;as .t PATTY
Health Z Happiness
FOR ALL
The SEVENTH SEAL OPENED !! A NEW
HUMAN SENSE ADDED. THE PRINCIPLE
OF LIFE DISCOVERED THROUGH
The Napathfc System of Nature

Comrristng full and complete Eitapathy sys--
fem Of medical mr.. ctice. and correct sy stem OF
diagnosis with the proper treatment Tor every dis
ease combining religion nd s., science In one irwin
man family. curing mind and body of every disease
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Mrs. NJ. E. George has moved her
dress making establishment upstairs
first door west of North Mo. Hotel,
where she invites the ladies wanting
work done to call and see her; all work
guaranteed. Cutting and fitting a
specially.
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Next to beng too late, there is moth
ing worse than being too early. Pro-
cure one of those Aurora Watches OF
Hart & Miller and you will always be
ON time and never toolate or too early.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Robt. Clark, either by note
or book account, will please call and
settle on or before January LIST, 1856.
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Have tried Tongallne in the case Of .
young lady who was suffering with an
accnte attack Of rheumatic fever; after
using four ounces of Tongallne she re-
covered. | believe Tongaiine merits
what has been SAID in its favor. B. A.
euston. Sr., NJ. ID. Sioux City, Iowa.
II cures fever and ague. This will
be glad news TO the thousands Of suf.
ferers from these distressing maIadles,
operating with greater certainty than
quinine. Mishler's Herb Bltters does
not leave behind 1t any of the unpleas-
ant and even dangerous consequences
which frequently follow the use of
that long considered specific for
diseases of the malarial order. DR.. w.
ID. Frank, of Chesterville. Mo-, used it
with great success in the case Of pa
tient who was thought to be beyond
cure.
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Take Notice.

Pollock G Thompson have purchased
Ben MarkeY's stock of groceries and
will in a few days move the Baker
stock to the Marley building in the
brick block north side of the square
where they will sell groceries cheaper
than ANYBODY.
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Buy your holiday
goods, your Christ
mas presents at n. Y.
Store.
" bat he Says.

John Hannah says he has groceries
AMI candy enough tor all, and is you
don't believe 1t to cali and see him.
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Geyour Orleans Sugar at C. E.
Markey's. 32-2
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Don't Forget to buy youl Christmas
candies at John T. Hannah's. He
wants every man. woman and child to
call and see him before christmas.
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Buy the celebrated
Adrienne Kid Glove.
For sale only at N. Z.
Store. Best Sl.N
glove in the world.
Some Coal.

d.. Hoye & o.. have on exhibition
a chunk of coal. 1t was taken from
the celebrated mines at Brazil, Iowa,
owned by D. D. Philby, and weighs
1900 lbs.
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THE INDEPENDENT

has twenty two distinct departments. edited by
twenty-five specialists, which tncludes Biblical
Researches. Sanitary, Fine Arts, Music, Scfbncas
PEBBLES. Per sonaIt,es- Ministerial Register, Hymn
Notes Scnool aud college. Literature. Reiigion7
Intelligence, Mission. Sunday school, news Of the
week, Finance. Commerce, FMS france, Stories
Puzzles, selections and Agriculture. Thirty-twe
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Now is the time to get big bargain
at McCHEsNEY & EroHELBERGER.
MARRIED.

NIECE-TAYLoR-Att the home of the bride. in
Liberty township by Rev. T. NJ Thorson, VIM.
+. Niece and Miss Matte L.. Taylor.
Miss Taylor will be remembered as student OF
the Normal by many in this city. The wedding
was avery pleasant affair. May they both Lave
Long, and Prosper and many thanks 10 tleir
remembrance of the Graphic. That cake wa very
nice, indeed.
MIKEL-MILLER-On Thursday, Dec. 18th at
his office in this city by T. g. Harris J. p. Mr.
Leander L. Mikel and Miss Susie Miller, both OF
Schuyler, county,
The Graphic witnessed the interesting ceremony,
and wished the parties long life and prosperity.
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Pekin Ducks.

Single 500 each. Pair s205. Tr1o
$3.50. these are very fine ducks. Ad-
dress w. II. SPENCER. Kirksville. No.
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Remember

That j. II. Marley keeps a greater
variety OF goods than any other man
in Northeast. Missouri. He has useful
holiday goods, hardware, tlnware, fms
candies, staple and fancy groceries and
a thousand and one other articles, be-
sides fifteen barrels of sweet cider.
Everything cheap. Call and see him.
Nearly opposite City Hotel.
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Wilkes, BIac|klnan,
& Wilkes.
Are now ready to
handle all the game
and poultry they can
get.

For Christmas present that Is both
useful and beautiful, go to L. A. Will
lard'S and make your selections from
his large and elegant stock of glass and
queensware.
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The Studebaker.

These wagons are by far the best in
the market and everybody knows it
Carothers G. Green have just received
another ear load. Don't buy any
other.
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Just the thing tor the holidays those
Cabinets with Photo Relief Borders, at
Tull's Gallery.
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The druggist who hesitates now is
lost tor the winter. He should sling
together some sweet oil and liquorice
and bring out his cough cure at once.
DIR Bcll's Cough Syrup does not pay
him enough profit.
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Silk mufiers, Xmas presents
McCHEsYEY G. EIcHELBERGER

They are beautiful, tasty and artistic
as well as novel. See specimens at Tull's
Studio.
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Uncle Charley Allgaler Is still give
ing good square meals for Is cents at
Huntsville Kitchen.
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Splendid" is what every one says of
those Photo Relief Borders, for Cabinet
pictures. Cali and see samples at. Tuil's
Studio.
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A fine hood makes nice, comfort
able Xmas present. You can find
about 100 different styles to select from
at McChesney & Eichelberger's.
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Murphy & Nicholson have just re-
cived car load of the celebrated De-
Witt Roller Mills -four Every sack
Guaranteed.
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Now is the time 10 get nice Xmas
present from the elegant stock OF fine
goods at McChesnev & Eicherbergers.
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Choice new raisins and evaporated
peaches and blackberries at L. A. Will
Iard's.
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Something New.

New and elegant style of Chromos at
Smith & Halls only 9Oc. Just the
thing Tor Christmas presents.
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II lbs choice N o Sugar for s1.0O at
O. P. c. G. II.
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Bran shorts. corn and all kinds of
iced by the car load at Murphy &
Nicholson's, Masonic building, north
west corner square.
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sTRATEB.

Strayed from Besanco's Coal Bank.
Thursday Dec, 18th, a large spotted
COW, wears large bell, giving milk.
Any one taking up said COW will leave
word at this Office.
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Settle Up.

All parties indebted TO the firm Of
Eckert G kinnear will please call aud
settle at once.
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"They are elegant Is what they say
of Cabinets in New Style Borderss at
rull's Studio.
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Great reduction in prices on cloaks
and oyercoSts at
McCHRsNEY & ElcHELBEReER's.
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The o. P. c. G. n. sells 20 lbs choice
N. 0. Sugar s10O and everything else
in proportion.
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Choice candy at .lohn I. Hannah's
cheap.
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Glassware and Queensware in endless
vsrietv. very cheap at l.. A. Wizards
32-4
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Losr-ohe lemon and white pointer
deg. Left last Friday. Any one re-
turning the same will be literally re-
warded. j. S. Pool.
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Parties desiring Dental work of any
kind should call on DR.. Carter, in the
New Brick Block, north side square.
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FEED, FEED, FEED.

Feed bought by the car loadand sold
at wholesale and retail at Murphy C
Nicholson's.
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Any one wishing board near the
Normal can be accommodated immedi
ateIy at Mrs. HaIler's.
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specially.
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Removed.

Miss Lima Collins has moved her
millinery stock to the new brick block,
southeast corner of the square.
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STRAY NOTICE..

Posted before John SaiIer. J. p. Of w alrut 10 wn
ship, AdaiF comfy, DARK iron gray alley
old pass. with white stripe in forehead, and APP
praises. nj so by ~. " aai1le. n. r. Loe and A.
II. La:han. fbis tie itth II Dectnber Isst.
nss-I JOHN COOK,
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200 head of good, two year old steers
for sale. Address this Office.