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, 1884-06-12

NEW ORLEANS, june ia special to
the Times Democrat from Jackson, Miss. 4,
says: The Dem ocratic State convention
was held here to-day, II. NJ. Street pre-
siding. Delegates were present from all
but four counties. Delegates at large to
Chicago: C. i. Hooker, DR.. w. l..
kierncand and Colonel r. o. Reynolds,
The committee on resolutions submitted
the following report: The Democratic
party of the state Of Mississippi, in con-
v~cntion assembled, pc%rtcrmitting all ex-
pressions Of opinion in relation to state
policy, but appealing with cxlltant salts
faction to its past record as an index to its
future action, hereby declares its loyalty
to the Democratic party of the Union and
its determination to support the declara-
ton of principles that shall be enunciated
at Chicago, and the nominees who may be
selected to bear its banner in the approach
ing contest.
Res0lred, That in accordance with the
precedents of the Democratic party Of
Mississippi, We send u delegates to the
national convention uninstructed, relying
upon said delegates to act for the best in
terests Of the party and country.
The following amendment to the reso-
luton was offered.
Resolcea, That it is the sense of this
convention that no men are more worthy
of nomination for President and Vice
President than Samuel J. Tilden and
Thomas \. Hendricks.
Thn nnsnlntinn rrnc nlnntnl a 20 nnmnnlnl
, 1884-06-12

soap, SOAP, soap
Positively the finest toilet soaps ever
brought to this city, at Rhodes & Trox-
ellis
, 1884-06-12
Low shoes in any style at Polack's

The boss soda water only five cents a
g~lass-at Ellis, 2Ql Eddy street.
, 1884-06-12

New Novelties
A host of them, at Rhodes & TroxeHs.
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LinderrilIe.

A correspondent over the signature
of "Charitonitep writes thus Of the LIN
ierville post-oifice and business point
situated in the southwest part Of this
county. Ho says: Linderyille is now
located on the east bank OF the Charlton
at what is known as the ''lower IRON
bridge" or Miller's Mill, twelve miles
southwest of Klrksville.
Our store and post-office is kept by
Mr.. E. L. Loso, and the mill is owned
and ,un by }. NJ. Miller. Mr.. Miller
is prepared to do all kinds of work,
such as saving, carding, and grinding
wheat, rye. buckwheat, corn and chop
feed. Many nice fish are being caught
now. Mr.. /. T. Atterbsrry has just
completed repairs on the bridge at this
place, and it is as good, if not better,
than when first built. | would like to
inform some kirksville correspondents
that the name of this office Is Linder-
vile and not Pierceville. The G. A. R.
meets at Pierceville school house on
the first Saturday night before the full
moon of each month. 1t is the VIM.
Wood Post No 101. and will meet with
Kirksville post on Decoration day.
Fruit prospects are good-every thing
but peaches.
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To Correspondents.

Correspondence and business letters
for the GRAPHIC should he addressed to
the paper. Private letters to the edi-
tor or publisher should be marked pri-
vate. Will correspondents please bear
this IN mind:
j. w. B.-Yes we expect to publish
another story in the GRAPHIC soon.
Good and suitable original stories are
not always easily obtained, but we find
that they suit our readers much better
than any we can copy.
Chicken Hatcher-We are now test
ing a homemade incubator that did
not cost US two dollars. If the "hatch''
should prove successful we will give a
description oft.
Note-WiIl all our local correspon-
dents in the first week of June take a
look around their vicinity and report
the prospects of the growing crops
especially corn.
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Stage Scenery

Mr.. j. W. Tinsman, the scenic
artist just finished quite large con-
tract the present week, being full set
of stage scenery for the new Macon
Opera House. The drop curtain was
especially fine and represents SOUTH
ern landscape. Mr.. Tlnsman went
down Tuesday to deliver and set up the
scenery. We are glad to hear that
orders for his regular back ground
business are steadily increasing. He
has certainly built up. by steady perse-
verance and years OF study and prac-
tice fine business in this line. He
now ranks alongside of the leading
scenic artists both east and west.
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The funeral of the late Vim. B. Berry was
preached last Sabbath, May Is, at the U. B.
Church in Brashear Though the rain fell
thick and fast, good congregation was
present.
He was born in Monroe county, Ind, Dec.
10, A. d., 2S2l. United in marriage to Sarah
H. Burns Oct. 0, 1926. Converted and join
ed the VI. E. Church IN 1916. Was c. L in
that church about three years. Came west
in 1917. During the last 10 years. of his
life he suffered severely with lung trouble of
which he died February q, 1884. His suffer
ings were long and severe, but were borne
with much patience. He gave bright evil
dence on his dying bed of his preparation for
better place than this. He was poor in
this worlds goods but rich in faith and no
doubt is an heir to mansion above
U. o. DEPUTY.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF Adj
ministration upon the Estate of John Miller,
late of Adair County, deceased have been
granted to the undersigned, ]. W. Waddill,
by the Probate Court Of Adair County, Mo-.
bearing date the 10Th day of May, 1884. All
persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year after the date of said letters,
Or they may be precluded from any benefit
of such estate, and if such claims be not ex-
hibited within two years from the time ofthe
publication of this notice, they will be for
ever barred. May 22nd, 1884.
]. W. WADDILL,
Administrator
of the estate of John Miller, deceased.
uOf,-iw
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s 8 8 8
Valuable Information.

A great many people, otherwise very
well informed, are ignorant of the fact
that there is an establishment in this
city where can be secured all kinds OF
house furnishing goods, both new and
second hand, from pie Pan to a COOK
ing stove. We will from time to time,
hereafter, quote new arrivals and
prices in this space. At present we
have an excellent line of Sewing Ma
chimes warranted at from S. to $40.
BURT & GERRY,
North side square. Boston Store.
3 3 3 3 3 !
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"eoLpEH WORDS. !"
Spoken by Druggists and Dealers In Praise
of AarSh's Gulden Balsam.

Your GOLDEN BALsAM for the Throat
and Lungs gives universal satisfaction.
Suitableto old and young. "-Or. M.
P. Sigworth, druggist. Anamosa. Iowa.
"YoUR GOLDEN BALsAM is giving
the best of satisfaction &C. H.
Selig, druggist, Eldorado, Kansas.
your GOLDEN BALsAM is doing
wonders here. 1t is splendid Cough
remedy" NV. A. Delissa, merchant
Liberal, Mo.
Your GOLDEN BALsAM gives good
satisfaction" Brady & Temleton,
druggist. Ames, Iowa.
"MARsH's GOLDEN BsLsAM is the
best medicine for coughs, colds, ETC.,
that know OFT. J. Morris, drug
gist. Beloit, Kansas.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM, and
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD oliver Ton
ic, are for sale by w. G. Fout, drug
gist, Klrksville. Large battles so cents
and 81.
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News and Notes.

sandbag is Of more use than politician to
stop gaps IN levee.
You can save money by calling at New York
fo-y your White Dress Goods, Lawns, Mulls Linens
Swiss Trimmings etc. Biggest line in town.
Car-toon--The drivers whistle.
AT the N. Y. Store is the largest stock of Dress
Goods IN Adair county, in the newest shades and
styles. No other house can show you such Sc
lection, none can give you as low prices
Woman is crockery ware and should be handled
carefully. Make note of this
The New York Store Is best place in North
Missouri to buy your Shoes. Remember this,
ladies and gentlemen.
When woman is making bread. she may be
said to be in the very flower of her usefulness
Why does the New York Store sell the goods
Because they handle the best and give their custo
mers the lowest prices on them.
The first daily paper was started by woman in
London in 1902.
Ladies, see that handsome line of Gloves and
Hosiery at New York Store before you buy.
Use the truth with penurious frugalty," is the
latest expression for lying
The New York Store is now offering great bar
gains in Childrens, Youths and Mems Clothing,
See their line before purchasing
In pocket picking, as in everything else, man
never succeeds until he gets his hand in.
New York Store carries the Carpets-they sell
the Carpets Go to the New York Store for your
Carpets.
N. Y. Store will give you more for your money
than any other house in North Missouri
Respectfully,
j. f. WHITAcRE d Co.
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Positively.

Selling everything Attest. St0fkH mr.
broken, 0ariety excellent. IzOfH not ask
o0sr cost, nor all0z0 any gOOds sold at
more Man 60st, as I must close up By
June Me1frst. D,ygOOds, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Gaps, Notions and eUe,ytfiAg
usually kept at first class dry g00ds
stare. Come and see 6ef0re 6nyfrg fer
I mil sutt yOu in 6oth goods ard prTseg.
". B. RARLAY
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Doneghy Bros. want
your wool. Cash or
trade.


James Magorian, who lives just over
the Scotland county line is one of the
hardy old veterans. He IS seventy
five years old, the present season
he has plowed the ground and sowed
ten acres of oats, and planted twenty
of corn.-Kirks0iHe Grabhie. That's
pretty good for Scotland county; but
that old vet. can't come up to our
Uncle BayIlss Mcpherson. Uncle
Bayliss is fully Sc years old, and until
a few years ago engaged in the black
smith business; but has given that up,
and is as lively on coon hunt as any
of our other young bucks.-1laeon
Times.
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PERSONALS.

A. ID. FIRE., of Knox county, was III
town Saturday.
W. L. Ggiaas is in Chicago, this
week, on business.
DR.. c. D. HENRY went to Milan this
week on business.
| MAJ. GLAZE, of Glenwood, was in
1 town Wednesday.
| RE-. BncKroL IS rusticat.ng in the
country this week.
Geo. P. SHIRLEY returned from St.
Louis on Monday.
j. NJ. DEFRANcE went south on the
morning train Wednesday.
Mr.. Fl. A. snd H. s. HALcoM made us
a call on Saturday afternoon. q
" Little Jimmy Mears is getting to be
| the boss Bus driver of Kirksville. II
Mr.. E. Bowen, OF Queen City, was in
Huntsville. SATURDAY. last, on business.
Mr.. JOHN FREDDY, of Salisbury an
accomplished timer is with Carothers
G. Greene.
Mr.. A. WooD, of Greentop, and Mr..
Guy Chandler paid US a friendly call
on Tuesday.
%DR. F. A. GROVE was elected chair
fman of the re-organlzed Liberal society,
1e.f this place.
7 E. NJ. COLLINS returned this week to
Florida to look after his real estate and
other interests.
L. B. MALTBY has located and pur-
chased property at Gambler, Marion
county, Florida.
We were glad to see Mr., Ned Halla-
day out on our streets again on Tues
day, after his long illness.
NJ. RUHsTADT Is taking rest and re-
creation this week, fishing on the
Charlton, as guest of Mr.. KILLER.
DR.. c. S. Boscow Is decidedly happy.
On Saturday Mrs. Boscow and baby
came and will make their future home
here.
We learn that Capt. Brantner, of
Greencastle, has fallen heir to fine
legacy IN the shape of back pension in
the neighborhood of $4,000.
Mrs. Shively of Tupelo, Kansas, wife
of DIR. Shively who formerly lived IN
this county is visiting the family of
Judge Lewis.
W. H. WE and wife, of Sarcoxia, are
visiting Kirksville friends this week.
We are glad to learn that they are well
pleased with their new home in south
west Missouri.
Nh. W. 7. BAIRD returned to Hot
Springs, Ark, on Mvnday, called there
by the illness of his little daughter, and
the fact that Mrs. Baird was not as
well as when he lett her.
| 0. B. MuL1KEs was in town We'd
nesday and resents the reflection cast
on his corn rows last week. He says
he Is sorry to say that he is Sc years
old and never knew how much better
and easier a riding plow was than the
old style till this year.
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The Best is the Cheapest.

Moline Plow Co. Flows are the best
Moline, Morrison and Collins Guilt
vators are the best.
Brown and Evans Corn-planters are
the best.
Studebaker farm wagons are the best.
CORTLAND spring wagons are the
best.
Kelley Steel Barb Wire is the hest.
Superior and Early Breakfast cook
stoves are the best.
All these goods are keptin stock and
the Mammoth Hardware Store of
CAgoFHERs & GREENE.
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Kirksyille WOODEN Mills.

Are in full operation. Carding. spin
ming and manufacturing for the farm
ers promptly attended to. Goods and
cash in exchange for wool. met
Farmers in the nelghborhOod of En-
ergy can leave wool and orders with
William Figgee who will carry it free
of charge.
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4 Chance for Boys.

Young men, if you would succeed in
business life, take a thorough COM
mercial education at the Gem City
Business College, Quincy, Ill. 1t viii
pay you large dividends on your in
vestment. Illustrated catalogue and
College Journal sent free by addressing
D. L. MUssELMAN, Principal.
nso.6m
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John Boon professionally known as
"B.ind John" the eminent musician,
died in Primrose, Iowa. Friday. April
II. Boon was the negro boy who Wis.
tied Macon on one or two occasions
and gave concerts, and was then known
as blind John" He has been travel
ing through the United States for the
past few years displaying his marvellous
talent to crowded houses and has won
for himself reputation equal if not
superior to that of "Blind Tom"
He was raised in Warrensburg, Mo-.
and was but 81 years old at the time of
his death.-iNae0n Times.
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Fish! Fish! Fish!

Halliday Bros. are again in the lead
on fish. We have just received a
large Shipment which we will sell elther
wholesale or retail, and guarantee
PRICE and QUALITY. We open oar FISH
and let yoa see 1ohat yoa are getiinq.
No blindfold business with this hOlSe.
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MARRIED.

IRNAN-NUPNAN-May 2lst. at 8 D. by
ReS. U. U. Deputy, Mr. II. b. McKirnan and
Sadie Nupnan, both of Brashear.
McCHEsNEY-GRovE-Ap soth at the Episco :
eopai parsonage on 18th. 81. Warrington, ID
Q. by Rev: Mr. Perry. J. B. AcChesney. o.
Grove, of Kirksville. Mo.-Vailey Registe;
Middlsfown, Maryland.
Mr. NcChesney was formerly resident Of Kinks
Vile. We wish both parties all thetoy possible.
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For want OF a nail the shoe was lost
for want of a shoe the horse was lost,''
says poor Richard, and for want of
Days Horse and Cattle Powder many
horses, COWS, sheep and hogs are daily
lost. Price a5cts per package of one
pound, full weight.
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Halliday Bros. received this week
the largest shipment of Glass Ware
ever shipped into this place, direct
from eastern factories. Look out for a
cyclone in prices. These goods will be
opened by the LIST of the week. Call
and see them.
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dead sure THING !!
Graphic Premiums.

Bear in mind the GRAPHIC offers
SIS 100 for the best acre Of corn raised
in Adalr county.
A. M. Smith, Offers $40 for the
second best acre of corn.
w. L. Griggs $40 for the best half
acre of tobacco.
We hope there will be large num-
Der of contestants. Open to every
body, without conditions or cost.
us2.tf
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If printing a half sheet hand bill
backed by lot of stale stereotype
reading' culled from last months
patents" is an evidence OF journals
tic enterprise then the Democrat has
the genuine article. 1t only needs to
scissor its editorials from last years
almanac to make it regular "phe-
nomenon," in that line.
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Henton & Graves.

Are determined not to be out done
in anything IN their line. They have
Just received a fine lot of new buggies
and if you wanta fine rig, good team
and eentlemanly treatment in every
respect give them call.
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On Exhibition.

The Buckeye Down Binder, the
greatest achievement in mechanical
skill, is now on exhibition at the ware
house of Kennedy G. Link.
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Turning AMID Finishing.

Anything from % inches in length
and Z inches IN diameter down to the
smallest article, at the watch, clock and
jewelry establishment of Hart G. Mil
Ter, adjoining Masonic building.
u5-2t
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Save Your Money.

like competition and ask my friends 10
compare my prices on Groceries. Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes. etc. with the best houses iH
kirksyille, and then deal where you can get
the most for your money. mean business
Try me and see. JAMES EMERT-
Willard, so.
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Try some of that
Kansas -four at
Wilkes, Blackman &
Wilkes. cts Boss"
Farmers

Continue to make headquarters at
Willard Bros. They keen the old
reliable Eagle Flour. Sugar and
coffee cheaper than ever and all other
staple groceries in like pro portion.
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Tbe New gallery.

When you want fine Photograph,
or life-Iike Gem, remember Tull will
be found IN his NEW Gallery in the
NEW block on the north side. Nice,
wide stairway, new rooms and elegant
accessories. Be sure of the place in
the new brick block.
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A good story Is told of a good OLD
deacon of church a few miles from
Princeton, Illinois. At a Sabbath
school service, one Sunday, he was
opening the exercises with prayer. and,
as was usual with him, he was some
what lengthy. When about half way
through, wagon, driven fast. went rat
ting by, and the deacon, getting the
idea in his mind somewhat mixed with
his devotions, that his own horses had
broken loose and were running away,
sprang from his knees and rushed to
to the door, and sang out to his horses,
s"Whoa, Bill" Finding that his team
was safe, he went back, knelt down
again and finished his prayer.
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The Popular Dertlst.

DR.. ]. T. Kemp, can always be
found in his Office ready to promptly
do anything in his line, All work war
ranted first class M
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FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce GEO. W.
PARKS as a candidate for the Office Of
Treasurer, subject to nomination by the re-
publican party of Adair County.
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T John Bernard is rushing business,
after his usual energetic style, in the
brick-making line. He is now prepar-
ing to burn a new kiln of about 200, 600.
He gives regular employment to seven
teen hands.
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FairvIew school Report.

Monthly report OF Fairview school,
district No. 2, township 62, range IA,
for the month ending May %, 1884:
Pupils enrolled. 81; average daily atten-
dance, 25; average number of day at
tendance by each pupil. IA; number of
days taught, %; the names of the pu-
pills who have been present every day
during the month are: Eden Coffin,
Eta Griffin, Ella Walker, Ada Knapp
Della Foley. Eta Buekallew, Pearl
Buckallew; visitors three. There have
been no directors In yet.
EMMA KNAPP,
Teacher.
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There will be meeting of the Pro-
blbltionlsts at the Prairie Bird school
house on Saturday evening, June the
14th, 1884, al Z x O'Clock, to consider
the best interests OF the people. All
friends of the cause are invited.
In earnest. w. A. MARTIN,
BEN. FRESHMAN,
and others.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce ryself candidate for
tie Office of SHERIFF of Adair county, subject
to q Republican Primary election.
SANFORD SNYDER.
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$4,000 Reward.

For the boy whose mother started
him to Halliday Bros. and he coulda't
find the place. Don't forget the north
side public square, Kirksville, No.
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A QUICK MEAL.

For the best stove in The world, and
just the thing for hot weather, Try
Carothers * Greene's. quick meal
gasoline stove.
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We are authorized to announce JOHN NJ.
DAVIS as candidate for the office of Treas
urer, subject to nomination by the repuili-
can party Of Adair county.
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If you would preserve your teeth or
should want an artificial set, call on
DIR. Carter north side square. Charges
reasonable and all work warranted.
10 tf
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE DISTRICT

We are authorized to announce JAMES H.
N0VINGER as q candidate for the Office Of
County Judge. of the LIST District, subject to
nomination by the republican party Of Adair
county. a
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CAROTHERS & GREEN

A car load of Buckeye Reapers and
Mowers just received at Kennedy &
Links.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce A. D.
RISD0N as candidate for the Office of Pros
ecuting Attorney, subject to nomination by
the republican party of Adalr county.
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Messrs Bright G Miller, of this city,
have sold their hne trotting team
Angler" and "Dick" to DIR. j. NJ.
Swetnam. of Omaha. for s4O0. They
were sent overland to Omaha on Tues
day morning. in charge of E. e. Davis.
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The Acme Hay Kicker, don't fail to
see 1t, at Kennedy G. LINKS. Hay
never stops from the time it leaves the
swath till it is in the stack
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Any one having a load of railroad
ties to sell should take. them to the
Wabash Dining Hall and get the high
est cash price.
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We are authorized to announce CURTIS
RAINIER as candidate for the office OF Sher-
iff, subject to the decision of the republican
party of Adair county, nos
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The celebrated Osborne Self Bind
ers, Mowers and Reapers. A car load
Just received at Carothers & Greene
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J. NJ. Mccall on the north side
square will loan money at 6s on sums
of $500 and over.
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We are authorized to announce JAMES 81.
KINNEAR, as Il candidate for the Office of
SHERIFF, suhjecf TO nomination by the re-
publican party OF Adair county,