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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

NHNiIntNG woman kNoWfNG.-NI
thusc VINO are Hlllcr,d with rul Is. coughs
bronchitis, asthma, trruut AMI lung uuuh-
,rs, OF In tact amy di,rnsr incidental to
thl- scn,on OF the Year. VIII rlud mHmudr.
utr and permanent rcicl 10y rhr use ul
POND Is Extract. he pr mpItu'r viii
"hith IT gives tcl,l Is remarkable. Il
can BE- had from any druggist with phum-
plot gIylug H. III ury, medical u,r- Ard
curative pr"rerIr together with all nee
cs-hIy dire tons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

The proof uf the puuns l. not in
,heniug the string pat u having an OPP
oor;uulty tu test tine ARTICLE direct
carter * Williamson aud hr. j. l.
Eoru-h, drug-l,.D have o tree triE.
ott!e of Or. Ba-auous Cough GnD
Lung Syru fur etrN and ,5ory ON.
,bo rs .rhctsd with CougIn, Colds,
asthma, Cou-u guou or any lung AZ
uctlou.-ub.l. wr'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

One brown mare mLle and ono dun
Alley. both branded on lett shoulder /. I
.lth bar over II and about two years old.
\ liberal reward offered Tor their return
VI Information leading 10 their recovery
RoBEET GRRRywOop.
sb'sssVills, Eelsnnan county, TsIHs.
F.glH tHtlY. Eilts Wvst VI WHcs. lU2s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29
THOMPSON & 0HMSTEDE.

Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets mover fan
Sold by Castles Morrison & Co.
1915 to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

Thiais TO certify that hull ticket
No. 2G2I 10 Is. Htber' holiday glfl dis.
tuhutIon, whirh rutltlrs nae b. the first
prize, an elegant black w.luu. bed
roou -ett, vii nl Lsye lhi' day TO
rstyed j. III. ALLEN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

PuhlI-Hsrs eyr.yw h-re are daily re-
celylng letters from tneir snoscr Deta'
ur.islIy tns wonderful paiu-cufe, 81.
Jacobs All .ggSs inst It eJrq9sr'
pain
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

We the jurt, luj Uaut have known II
all the vhil tu' tue plre-t liquors at
the lowest gr,ee- or 'a p' had AZ l. A
GoLD-IEIS. CITIZEN OF WACO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

THAR 10 certify that hold ticSe
No 1863 In II. Habei's giff d strihufior
which entities me 20 the second prize OI
800 in gold, which have received.
Mas MULtW BUESHAH
Perl II RrGoisa.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

rne question Of price should be- -rr'
pudary to thar OF quauly, SAYS -
lamlets. Drug store ON An-in
rect. j"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

BY buyug suit ~ cu-rImrre clothHI,
winch were marked do8n, dO"i - !
Town again at Sanger Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

Singing; irTitations, Inflammation, al
sidney, urinary complaints, cured bS
,BlclunsibA" al
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

AokeTA Blood Eliur .na1n' I'll, "H
cure al kinds Of blood poispulrT luh"i
tied or contracted. Sold by Cpiies
& Morrison 10 Ito
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

80 buy one Of those oy.r.oata. HhicI
re sold 40 low at Slu-ar Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29

Lerinsh 4 Albsa ar. selling At 'Iri'i
cost, ~ March lsL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29
Mhlte or CnIored shirt..
strn,eI or aloIen.

The largest assortment San be- found
uJelBTOs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29
PATENT REFERENCE INDEX,

avAuAblo and timesAvlng inTeHNon.
"Ths greatest improvement 20 u,3E 'i'-~ ~ {
that has boen made 10 hundred year.
aLC MERRIAM = CO., Plbrs, Springfield hA'N
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-29
25.CINI COLUMN
AN1Ep
MISCELLANEOUS.

" \Nllp--A urst-clp., rt,un nuI nr.
" salesman, ArpIy at stlMUuH A-iI
N'Hl' N''I'. l--..t
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Burglary at Brashear.

On Friday night the store and post
office kept by j. NJ. McCreery, at Bra
shear was burglarized.
Mr.. McCreery had returned from
Quincy that evening and remained in
the store writing to late hour. HIS
books and papers, along with postage
stamps were kept in the safe, but no
money. The safe was not even locked
In the money drawer under the counter
was left nearly hundred dollars in
money and two registered packages.
The thieves visited and broke open
two blacksmith shops to secure tools for
the work. Had they tried the safe
they need not have worked so hard, but
they did not, but went to work and
bored hole through the iron door over
the lock which they smashed with a
punch. All the books and papers were
found ia the lumber yard next morn
ing, bIt the $500 worth of stamps
were carried away. Fortunately for
Mr.. McCreery the thieves did not look
into the money drawer. We suppose
the moral of this is: Buy you a safe,
but don't put any money in it. 1t is
thought that three persons we're engag-
ed IN the robbery
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"solDEN WORDS. "


Your GOLDEN BALsAM for the Throat
and Lungs gives universal satisfaction.
Suitable to old and young. "-(Dr. 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. It is splendid Cough
remedy. Nv. A. Delissa, merchant.
Liberal, Mo.
Your GOLDEN BALsAM gives good
satisfaction" Brady & Temleton,
druggist, Ames, Iowa.
aMARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM is the
best medicine for coughs, colds, ETC.,
that know of."-(T. J. Morris, drug
gist. Beloit, Kansas.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM, and
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD &LrvER Ton.
ic, are for sale by w. G. Fout, drug
gist, Klrksville. Large battles so cents
and ST..
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wilson Waits.

Our farmers are almost discouraged
about their crops. 1t just rains and
rams Some few have planted corn.
The Presbyterian minister, Rev.
Tatlow, of Edna, preached here last
Saturday and Sunday and received into
church membership the following per-
sons. all young people. Amelia New
ton, Keith Newton, Ella Malone, Rillie
Hughey and Minnie and Carrie Woods.
Our Sunday school is in its usual
flourishing condition.
Miss Stella Hopkins, of Brashear, is
the guest ofher aunt, Mrs. VIII Kirk.
patrick.
Miss Ella Woods, of Brashear, is
teaching two months term of school
at Gopher Hill.
= NJ. and Mrs. ames Barnhart spent
Saturday IN Kirksville.
Miss Carrie Woods, of Brashear,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Laura Carleton.
Henry Barnhart looked in on old
home folks one evening last week.
Frank Johnson IS reported quite i'll
with typhoid fever
] N. Ingraham leaves this week for
Pierce City, his future home. We
wish our young friend. Jake, success
and hope he will not have to bach very
long.
Bro. Deputy preached to a large
congregati on Sabbath eve.
RIrcrIc
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Creamery will start Monday.

0
Aiecent writer says that no man in
the United States is so well situated for
having fresh fish as the farmer They
can, by buying scraper, do all the
work necessary for making one, two or
three ponds, with their own labor and
their own teams, and if they have not
got spring or running water they can
pump enough to supply their ponds
with tenfoot windmill. The requisite
for success are not many: (1) The
pond must be at one side OF the stream
or runaway, SO that a heavy rain or
freshet cannot wash the fish over the
dam. (a) The pond where the fish live
through the summer must be shallow,
with mud bottom, but muddy water
running In is not desirable. (3) The
pond where the fish winter must be ten
feet deep, with mud bottom. and must
not be disturbed In the winter by cut
ting ice. (4) The fish grow faster by
being fed. 50 German carp are the
only desirable KIND. (6) No other fish or
turtles of any kind should be kept in
the ponds. % The ponds so arranged
that every drop of water can drawn
off.
The carp are not ready takers of bait,
so they are not liable to be stolen as
other fish. The pipe for drawing the
water off can be made of wood, with
a leather home made valve at the in.
side end. Around this inside end a
Slated box should be built to keep the
fish from gong out and rubbish from
clogging the pipe
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The Best is the Cheapest.

Moline Plow 90. PIoBs are the best.
Moline, Morrison and Collins Cult
vstors are the best.
Brown and Exams Corn-planters are
the hest.
Studebaker farm wagons are the best.
CORTLAND spring wagons are the
best.
Kelley Steel Barb Wire il the hest.
Superior and Early Breakfast cook
stoves are the best.
All these goods are kept in stock and
the Mammoth Hardware Store OF
CARoTHEgs & GREENE.
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Doneghy's for nice dress goods.
Fourth of July.

A move is on foot, we are informed.
among the young men OF Kirksville,
to inaugurate and carry out Fourth
of July celebration in Kirksville this
year that will completely eclipse all
former efforts OF that kind. We move
that we give the "boys" chance to go
in an spread themselves. They can
and viii 60 il if they once undertake
the job. 1t is proposed not only to
have an elaborate an attractive pro-
gram. but to carry it out to the letter.
Further particulars hereafter.
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We have been making the fur fly On
Black silks for the past three weeks.
Several of our competitors were under
the impression that some OF our Gus
toners were lying to them when they
showed them samples from us and told
them what we had offered the goods to
them at. They thought it was only
dodge to get them down. But the
customer was right all the same and
Mr.. competitor got left as usual.
DoNEGHY Bios.
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Another Premium.

In addition to the two premiums
offered for the first and second best
acre of corn we are now authorized to
offer one for the best acre of tobacco.
Mr.. w. L. Griggs authorizes us to say
that he will give $40 for that purpose
Parties who desire to plant the weed"
can procure seed of Mr.. Griggs.
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Henry Bestman has opened an I'M
dertaking establishment two doors
west Of the Marble shop. on the north
east corner OF the square. He has now
on hand large line of coffins of all
sizes. Bear in mind he makes this a
specially.
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Champion sheep Raiser.

j. R. Virden, of Nineveh township.
claims the belt as champion sheep
raiser, OF Adair county. He has seven.
teen pair of twin lambs, and sixty
lambs from forty-eight ewes. He has
lost FIVE lambs, making the total this
spring of slxty-fva. Next.
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Cattle Wanted.

w. S. Buckley of Walnut township
five miles west of Iron bridge has The
IRWIN pasture containing $50 acres
with plenty of good water and good
grazing, and will take cattle for the
summer at reasonable charges, 2-2t
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Fish! Fish! Fish!

Halliday Bros. are again in the lead
Oh fish. We have just received q
large Shipment which we wilisel either
wholesale or retail, and guarantee
PRICE and QUALITY. We open our fish
and let yOa see iolat yon are getting.
No blindfold business with this honse.
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DR.. Pearce, DENTIST.

Has NOT sold out, but is still at his place
of business where he expects to remain
until he wears out. His friends need
not be concerned about reports to the
contrary.
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Graphic Premiums.

Bear ID mind the GRAPHIC offers
SIS 100 for the best acre Of corn raised
in Adair county.
A. NJ. Smith, Offers Sro for the
second best acre of corn.
w. L. Griggs SIo 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.
ns2 -tf
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Cheap cultivators $500 at
BEcKToL & SSYDER'S.

Halliday Bros. received this week
the largest shipment of Glass Ware
ever shipped into this place, direct
from eastern factories. Look out for q
cyclone in prices. These goods will be
opened by the LIST of the week. Call
and see them.
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A thance for Boys.

Young men, if you would succeed in
business life, take thorough COM
mercial education at the Gem City
Business College. Quincy. Ill. twill
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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Positively.

Selling eve,ything afsost. Stick nm
6rOken, variety excellent. IwiN not ask
o0er cost, nor aIzOaO any goods sold at
more than fOst, as I must close up BY
June Mef,st. Dry goods, Boots. Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Notions and eUyything
usually kept at a first class dry goods
store. Come and see before 6nyirg for
IwiU suit jon in beth goods and Prizes.
w. B. HARLAN.
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.S0ms Of whifh hape been hid Under
Religions Cioaks foy
II Kars.
Spiritual Wifksdness in MgA Plaees
of a More Recent Dale.
VII be Erposed on ne.rf Loyds Day al
NJ. m. atMe Business College
Halim KfrksafIle.

The undersigned will address
the public at the above time and
place on topics mentioned and requests.
everybody to come out and hear.
Elm. a. RUSSELL.
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eRApHIcs.

a e..
Doneghy's for Lawns.
The merry month Of May.
Doneghy's for Ginohams.
County court again this week.
The GRAPHIC list continues to grow.
Mlllard items received too late this
week.
j. NJ. DeFrance is having his Office
fixed up.
See our announcement column this
week.
City authorities are looking after
loose characters sharply.
Doneghy Bros. have the only COM
plete stock of Parasols IN this town.
Several arrests were made Sunday
night and the cooler was occupied.
at the risk of offending the Democrat
we will say that the new paper project
seems to be taking pretty substantial
shape. =
Sargent Web;r, of. the U. S. signal
service, says he does not know why we
do not have fair weather. The only
reason we can assign Is the continued
rains.
The rec emit change in the running OF
trains on the @. NJ. 6 P. Ry. has neces-
STATED the removal from this place to
Trenton OF several railroad men and
their families. Sorry to have them
leave US.
The quagmires around the depot are
in course of obliteration. Thus the
venerable old land marks are disap.
pearing one by one. The space be-
tween the platforms is beng filled and
graded up.
Doneghy's for low prices.
We learn that Messers Greenwood
& Ivie are to be publishers of the new
democratic newspaper to be started in
Kirksvllle This will give the new
paper substantial backing to start
with. We wish them success.
Doneghy's for handkerchiefs.
The funeral address of Mrs. Matley,
OF Nebraska, formerly Miss Jones, of
this place. will be delivered at Baylor
Hall, by Mrs. Bishop, next Sunday eve
ming. This Is done in compliance with
the expressed desire of the deceased
shortly before she passed oyer.
We have the pleasure of coDgratu.
lating our friend Mr.. A. Doneghy, on
the happy advent of very fine boy al
his residence on Friday morning
Gospel Ridge" carries the blue rib
bon on boys.
Mrs. Jane Hankins requests us to
return her sincere thanks to the many
friends and a number of the Ncymal
stude nts, for their courtesy and kind
ness during the late illness of hel
daughter, whose funeral took place
Sunday.
Two Young ladies of this place las'
Wednesday afternoon received each q
dish ofstrawberries and a banana from
some kind, but anonymous cavalier
and how there are two others, only two
who would give nlckle to know the
name OF that cavalier.
Donegby's for clothing.
Johnnie Gates while seated in a win.
dow of Smiths fence factory last Mon
day afternoon, lost his balance and fel
to the ground. He is badly bruised
and the fall came near breaking hi:
neck. 1t is only recently that he re,
covered from broken leg.
For ways that were dark and trick.
that were vain number of persons o
both sexes have had to answer before
his honor the Mayor this week. We
are glad to see the work of renovation
commenced by our city authorities
J Let there be vigorous enforcement o
the law regardless Of whom it may hi
or hurt.
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Doneghy's for Prints.
Several kinds and sizes of gasoline
stoves at BEcKToL & SNYDER's.

The only successful down binder
now IN use, aud she. finest machine of
the kind ever brought to this county.
Come and see it. No charge for ad.
mission. One block west of the Par.
cells House.
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Oh Yes! oh Yes!

BE 1T known unto all parties that D.
j EIoye & Co. have purchased the feed
! OF Ross & Co., and will hereafter
fesp constantly on hand all kinds of
feed and -four by the car load. Give
them call.
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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. n2-6t
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$4,000 Reward.

For the boy whose mother started
him to Halliday Bros. and he couldn't
find the place. Don't forget the north
side public square, KirksvilIe, Mo.
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Country produce taken in exchange
for millinery at Mrs. o. 8 benson,
opposit epost Office.
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Save Your Money.

like competition and ask my friends to
compare my prices on Groceries. Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, etc, with the best houses In
kirksville, and then deal where you can get
the most for your money. mean business
Try me and see. JAMES EXERT.
Willard, NO.
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Sold Out.

Ross & Co.. have closed out their
feed business, in Kirksville, and request
all parties indebted to call and settle at
once.
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8 8 3 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 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 warranted at
from S. 90 to $1,000.
BURT & GERRY,
North side square. Boston Store.
: B : 3 3 B
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Sunday ServiceS.

Rev M. B. Horton will preach at Sub.
lette, Sunday May nth, at II O'Clock
Pm.
Funeral address of Mrs. Mary Mat
ley, deceased by Mrs. Bishop, at Bay
lor's Hall, Sunday night.
Ed. Russell will speak at the Bust
ness College Hall. Sunday afternoon at
four O'Clock.
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We have used, and recommend
Burks' White Pine Balsam for coughs,
ETC.:
H. S. Osborn, pres't Quincy Coal Co.
Chas. c. Osborn supt't g
Albert Demaree, City Comptroller.
R. NJ. Boggess, Wabash Pass'r OR.
Sold by T. r. Fowler.
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Chinese Laundry.

Wah Hop has opened Chinese Laun-
dry on the northeast corner and will
do everything in his line in the neatest
style.
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Seed Corn.

I5o Bushels sound white corn for
seed. Price SIoo per busheL Apple
20 James NJ. Hayward, 4 miles south
east of Kirksville.
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One and a quarter tons of Lautz,
& Cos. soap just received at Creamery
Grocery.
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Oh my! Go to C. C. Benne.s at
once Finest assortment of candies
ever brought to town.
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The Democratic Executive Com.
mittee Of Audrain County, Mo-, has
decided to hold School District Con
ventions August 2, and the County
Nominating Coversion August $.
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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 & Link.
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The Superior and Joliet Barb wire
is the strongest and best wire made
Sold and warranted RoBT. CLARK.
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Correction.

The co-partnersbip existing between
Martin, Pollock & Co. has not been dis
solved either legally or by mutual con-
sent. J. w. MARTIN.
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Chew Three Link Plug.

When you are wanting any farm
machinery don't fail to call on CLARK.
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Finest Lunch Counter IN North East
Missouri at the King restaurant. Every
thing in first class style. One block
west of Savings Bank.
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Creamery will start Monday.
Land Sales.

T. C. Harris reports the sale of the
D. Drummer farm, of no acres, six
miles southeast Of Kirksville, to Mrs.
Rebecca Sloan for the sum of S., DOC.
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Il you would preserve your teeth or
should want an artificial set, call on
DIR. Carter north side square. Charges
reasonable and all work warranted.
52-tf.
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Wilkes, Blackman & Wilkes, whole
sale and retail Grocers, propnetors
Kirksville Creamery. Cash raid for
butter and eggs. East side square,
Kirksville, Mo.
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Halliday Bros. are having a regular
"boom" in the grocery business this
spring. Help 1t along and go with the
tide. Every body knows You can get
better goods and more for the money
there than any where In Kirksville.
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Is It Foa :

Those indebted to Bennett & Nelson
must settle soon or their accounts will
be handed TO a collector for settlement
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Weir Walking and Riding Cultiva.
tors as cheap as any in town at
BEcKToL & SNYDER's.
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See Bras6eld & Kellogg before buy
ing your implements, you will make
money by it.
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Chew Three Link Plug.

If you want The best corn planter in
the world 90 to Carothers & Greene.
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For the best and lightest mower,
Dropper or Combined Machine, buy
the Champion at
BEcKToL & SNYDER's.
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Take your cash Or produce to John
Hannah and get the benefit of his cash
prices.