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The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-02-02
BucKlen's Arnlca Salve

OuCkItH ATUICd pUIVo
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. 1t il guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For sale by Barclay
Brothers.
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Restaurant and Oyster House, SO Ohio
Levee. uS
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85 Cents

will buy good meal cooked to order, at
DeRauns
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-02-02
36 Cents

will buv good meal cooked to order a
OeBsun's. II
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Saddle Rock Oysters at DeBaun 56 Ohio
avaa If
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swallOw-tailed coat which served for all
occasions are described ss follows: For
the opera, theatre or dinners black, blue,
brown or dark green clothes are to be worn.
For balls and parties bright colors, such as
royal purple, magenta, plumb and scarlet.
The sloping cut of the coat with the rolled
collar is emlnently graceful. The coat and
pants will be of the same material with
vestings of white silk or satin embroidered
or figured chamois cloth; the shirt will be
finished with rufi1e about half an inch in
width, and instead OF the white tie hitherto
worn with it will be one of pale tintet
silk. About fifty of those suits we're worl
at the Vanderbilt reception in New York
in combinations of royal purple, magenta
plum, scarlet, mulberry and garnet, making
an effect that "must be seen to be appreci
ated."
Probably one of the incest little parlo
entertainments Of this week, and whicl
has hitherto escaped merited notice in tn
press, was the celebration of the 147th ami
versary Of the birthday of Thomas Paine
at the residence of Mr.. Jacob Martin, las
tuesday. Although there are many llbera
minded people among us, this was the fra
demonstration of any note given by any o
them Tor number of years back and til
! impression was rapidly gaining ground
: that "the doctrine Of Christ and him cruel
. fed" held exclusive sway in the minds o
b oil here. The anniversary was this tim
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PIunled Knights.

The enthusiasm of the Republicans
in this place seems gradually rising to
the boiling point. Several enthusiast.
tic meetings have been held to organize
and three full companies of Plumed
knights have been organized and we
learn enough surplus names have been
enrolled to organize one OF two more.
Co.."A.r the first organized has elect
ed officers as follows:-H. +. Earring
ton, Captain; VIM. Link, LIST Lieut.; w.
]. Smith, I'd Lieut..
Co. "B.' the second organized con-
sists of colored men with Arthur Phil
lips as Captain; and King Wilson 1st
Lieut..
Go. &C. the third organized has Jas.
Dodson for Captain; Chas barrow, lst
Lieut.; James Wood End Lieut..
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Another Blaine and Logan Club.

KlRKsvILLE GRAPHIC: We met Thur
day night and organized a Blaine and
Logan Club by electing j. F Norfolk,
President, B. F. Atterberry, Secretary.
This was our first effort to do anything
That night 103 voters had
their names attached to a pledge to
vote for Blaine and Logan and use
their best endeavors to overcome tie
democratic majority ofMissouri. The
list has since been increased to 123
names. The democrats have been
working 4 weeks and have 76 names to
their list. The expression of our club
was almost unanimous IN favor Of Har-
rington, of Kirksville, for tate senate.
A large number of democrats here say
they will support hlm in preference to
Vancleve. Yours,
B. F. ATTERBERY, Sec.
I,aPlata. Mo. Aug, I'd.
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UNSURPASSED.
4 Pleasant, Safe and Reliable Remedy fur
Bowel Complaints

"Please send three oortles ofMAHsH's
Tonic AsTRrNGENT, by express. to my
wife, in Wayeland, where she IS visiting
friends. She writes me that our little
girl has the summer Complaint, and
that she cannot obtain the AsTRrNcENT
there. Please send it Immediately as
we are anxious to have it get there as
soon as possible. We nave more con-
fidence in it than in any other reme-
dy."-Uohn E. Petty, For: Scott,
Kans.
Marsh's Tonic Astringent is for sale
by W. G. Fout druggist, Kirksville. 1t
quickly cures Diarhea, Dysentey.
Cholera infantum and Bowel COM
plants. Price 50 cents. Don't fail to
try it,
Fifty cents will buy the MARSH AGUE
cUKE-Iiquid or pills. Never known
to fail. For sale by w. G. Fout.
MARsH's CArHARTIc LIVER PILLS
are mild, thorough and harmless. For
sale by w. G. Fout.
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Northwest Adair.

r...-- Graphic Correspondence.)
The weather is favorable for the
growth OF corn, potatoes, etc, but a
tri1e too wet for haying.
/ Ross Salada died after an illness of
three days. His disease was bilious
collie. He leaves wife and child to
mourn his loss.
A child of Amos Miners, three
months old, died with whooping cough.
Frank Mastison and lady, of Schuy-
Ter, are visiting friends on Spring creek.
o. E. Moore has been quite sick
with rheumatism, but is convalesing
Tie business dull.
Coal business at Stahl booming.
Ross & Co are taking out coal at
Crawford. A shaft has been finished
between Cookville and Novinger and
good coal found. The coal fields oil
Northwest Adar are gong to be a
big thing in the near future and dom,
you forget it.
Our enterprising merchants at Stahl
have good stocks of goods on hand.
Quite number ofnew houses have
been built.
Jas O'Br;en slapped a little cripple
named Thos, Coons, VIM. Riley took
him to task about it when O'Brien put
his hand on his pistol and stood him off
Will Mr.. R.isdon make note of this
This is the same O'Brien who shot a,
Albert Loe sometime ago. 1t is abou,
time that those Putnam county roughs
we've taught lesson. A term on the
rock pile in Klrksville would perhap:
save some of them from the pen and
perhaps from ropes end.
RFpT
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institute rrogrmme, August 20.

f.e
9to 9:l5-Opening exercises.
9:15 to 9:45- Written arithmetic, j.
J. Brummitt,
9:45 to 10--Discussion.
10 20 lO:S0-U. s. History, James B.
Dodson.
1880 to 10:45- Rest.
1875 to 11--Discussion.
II to IL :30-0bject lesson. Miss Laura
Seals.
1l:30 to l8-Essay, E. s. Link.
NOON.
l:15 to 1:45-Reading. Prof. J. c.
Barnard.
l:45 to 2-Discussion.
2 to 2:3O-English Grammar, j. D.
Brown,
2:30 to 2:45-Discussion.
2:45 to 3-Rest.
8 to 3:S0-Descriptive Geography,
Miss Ida Ruggles.
$3.50 to 3:45-Discussion.
3:45 to 4:15-Methcds in school gov
eminent, R. E. Johnston.
Lectures on educational topics by
Rev. Wheat and others.
Prof. Paden will give methods in
arithmetic. We may expect something
solid on this subject as the Prot. Is mas
ter of this useful study. We hope the
teachers will make note of this and be
in attendance promptly at the begin
ming of of the session.
The instructors are emiuently quail
fed for the work assigned them. Re-
member that the tuition and board is
free. Come. FRANK PRoPsT.
County Com.
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The citizens of LaPlata have arrang-
ed an excursion from that place to
Trenton, to come off on Thursday Aug.
14th. The fare for the round trip is as
follows: From LaPlata 81. so; Willard
s125; Kirksyille 81 90. The train will
pass Kirksyills at 8 o'clock A. NJ. Ex-
cursionists will take their baskets and
have been offered the free use OF the
Fair Grounds. There will be match
game between the LaPlata and Tren-
ton clubs. The Atlanta Cornet Band
has been engaged to furnish music for
the occasion. rn
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Appointments.

In consequence of the great persecu-
ton in jerusalem at the time Stephen
was stoned, the disciples went every
where preaching The WORD. I will
preach in Gault, Grundy county, third
Lords day, August 18th, at II A. NJ, and
A M. And at Green Grove on the
fourth Lords day, A. NJ. and P. NJ.
A. RUSSELL.
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BERT.

Drs. T. H. and Chas. S. Boscow
have settled down in their new office
rear of Jamison's drug store, where
they have elegant Accommodations and
are prepared to properly serve their
patients and transact their very large
practice. DR.. T. H. Boscow will at
teEdend all chronic or long standing
diseases, while C. S. Boscow will give
his attention to general practice, and
cases of surgery. They make no
charges for consultation.
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The 18th of August you can get your
shot guns ready for killing prarie chick.
ems. Be careful not to carry any of
them home sooner than that time, or
the price of each may be about Sac, as
the grand jury will meet next month";
Unionvilk Republican.
A disease called the "Texas itch"
has broke out among the horses in the
neighborhood S miles east OF Bruins.
wick. At present it is confined within
a small scoye of country. Dick Ew-
ing has lost four head of horses by it
and has others badly affected. It has
also attacked a horse belonging to
Sandy Bruce. The animals, in their
agony, rub themselves violently against
trees, fences, and every object offering
the necessary resistance, until they are
completely Invested Of hair, then be-
come covered with sores, and after
lingering in misery for weeks, finally
die Of exhaustion, apparently. Nc
remedy has been found to cure OF
check the malady, and in order to eff
fectually stamp it out and prevent It.
spreading, the farmers in that vicinity
have determined to kill every horse
found with the disease.-Bynnswiel
News.
On Monday night Of last week, MI
J.. Hiles' dwelling house, west o
town, was struck by lightning. MI
Hiles and family had retired for tn
might and were startled about I,
O'Clock, when heavy stroke of light
ming knocked a hole in the corner Q
the house, scatterinu the plaster owe
the bed occupied by Mr.. and Mr.
Hiles. There were two steel barrels
rifles sitting in the corner Of the roor
where the lightning struck. andMr. H
thinks the guns attrackted the hghi
ming. He says that he could SINE
sulphur about the preises for day c
two.-Shel1y Co., He1aM.
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Al Card.

All persons owing me will have an
opportunity of settling with me in per-
son up to the 25th of this month, after
that all my accounts will be put in the
hands of collector as / will be away.
Win you come and settle. Up to that
time all goods will be sold at positive
cost or less. w. B. HARLAN.
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Blaine and Logan Club.

The next meeting of the Blaine and
Logan Club will be on Saturday, Aug.
9th, 1884. The following will be the
program:
1st. Called together at 8 o'clock P.
NJ. by fife and drum; I'd, reading and
approving minutes; sd, unfinished
work; 4th, music by the Glee Club;
5th,..15 minute speech by S. M. Pick
lei; 9th, signing roll; 9TH, music by
Glee Club Sth, IS minutes speech by
7. M. Mccall; 9th, adjournment.
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Camp Fire.

The committee on relics for the
Camp Fire 10 be he'd here Sept. and
requests all parties having articles
which would be of interest to leave
them at the book store of Heiny & Co.,
where they will be taken care Of and
returned to the owner after the occa.
sion g.
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eRAPHIcs.

Days
And Dirt
Disease and Death.
Clean up the back alleys.
Huntsville needs health board.
An ounce of preventive Is better
Than a pound of cure.
There has been several sudden deaths
from fiux, or kindred ailments in the
past two weeks.
Several citizens have spoken to us in
regard to the wretehed sanitary condi
ton of our town. 39
The law of selt-preservation ought
to suggest the taking of active steps to
prevent an epidemic.
Don't forget that Vail & Mlnnear's
Bakery is headquarters for fine bread,
cake. pies, and everything else IN
their line.
When you visit Glenwood if you
want good square meal or night s
lodging go to the st. Nicholas Kept by
|. w. Stanley. First class accomoda-
tons and fair prices.
Our thanks are due Mr.. j. E. Adams
Secretary OF the association, for a
complimentary card to the Knox com
ty fair which commences on Monday,
Sept. 22d and continues FIVE day.
All persons who wish to take board.
ers or clubbers, or who have rooms to
rent, will please report the same as
early as convenient to j. T. PADEN.
o. S. Brigh: showed us fine piece
of work, in the way OF a silver bracelet
with silver dime bangles. All the
work, including the engraving wa:
done by Mr.. Bright.
James Quinn highly esteemed citl
zens and prominent Mason, OF Schuy'
Ter county, died of consumption, on
Tuesday morning. He was buried al
Coatsville Wednesday with Masonic
honors.
The first Sheriff sale of real-estate
made IN Adair county was on the 18th
of November 1874. |. n. Ely wa;
sheriff at the time and the land sole
was the property of Josiah Wells. The
purchasers were Nelson Grogan anc
Jeff Fletcher.
There may be seen az the store o
Hart & Miller, clock, which it is
thought Is destined to bring about {
revolution in clock making 1t re
quires but one third the power to run
lit, and is the invention of VIM. Hart
one Of the firm.
In our rounds, yesterday, we drop.
ped in at Becktol & Snyder's IN quest o
an item and got one. They showed u
new wagon with iron Felloes which
| is the first of the kind ever offered II
Kirksvllle. The tire is warranted t
stay on for five years. Call and see Ii
The /. 0. G. T. of this city met Tues
day, July 90, and elected the following
officers ter the ensuing term:
| w. D. Oldham, W. C. T.; Mrs. [
Campbell W. V. T.; c. NJ. OSenbaugt
w. Sec.; H. Glen, w F. S.; Miss Netti
Osenbaugh, w. T.; j. S. Baker, w. G.
Curtis Ramer. w. NJ; Mrs. J. b. Sho
ly, W. j. g.; Ed Watchky, w. o. G.
G. NJ. OsENBAUGH, ~,
e, e. DAVIS, WI
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Sunday School Picnic.

There be Sunday school picnic at
New Baden, on Thursday, Aug. 21st,
given by the Elm Grove S. S. All
neighboring schools are invited to be
present and participate Speeches by
Rev. M. L. Curl, Rev. N. Cordray and
others. The Novinger band is expect.
ed to furnish musia for the occasion,
and general good time is anticipat-
ed.
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Normal Notice.

Those wishing to rent rooms to stu
dents can receive assistance if they will
report to W. P. Mason, as he is receiv-
ing applications from students fer
rooms furnished and unfinished, also
those wishing clubbers or boarders.
Please state locality and price.
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that | will, on
the first day of Sept. at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
at the county Clerks Office in Kirksvllle,
Adair county, Mo-, let, by public out
cry, to the lowest bidder contract for
the construction of a wrought iron
bridge across the Charlton river at
Nrneneh. T. ]. DosKERY,
.rr Com
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President Bianton, went to Sedalia,
yesterday.
Jos. NJ. Ivie went to Des Moines
Thursday morning on business.
R. NJ. Picker, a former Kirksville
boy, now prominent lawyer of Smith
Center, Kansas, was recently nominal
ed State Senator by unanimous vote of
his district.
B. z. Mustoe, of Clay township CALI
ed yesterday and deposited the silver
for another years run Of the Graphic,
with orders to keep her gong.
Mr.. Geo. Fusselman brought the
First new wheat to town Wednesday.
Its pronounced by good judges to be
a very fine quality.
Miss Nettle Morrison left this week
on visit 10 friends in Pennsylvania,
expecting to return sometime in Octo-
per. 54.
The Magnet Club, of this city, is pre-
pairing to hold Its annual pic mic and
public entertainment at New Baden
Springs on Friday, Aug Is, We learn
that tie ladies of the l. 1. O. o. F. F
club will assist. The public is invited
A general good time is anticipated.
DR.. T. A. Grove and Or. c. D. Henry
are preparing to build two story
brick building on the lots north OF the
DeReamer lumber yard. The building
is to be two stories of 20xS0, feet ant
will be used for Office purposes.
We hear that Robert Waddill, o
Saltrlver township. fell from stack o
hay on Monday and was very serious
ly injured by running pitch forl
through his body. So far we hay
been unable to gather more than tn
above meager particulars.
/ The south bound passenger was ditch
ed at the side track SIX miles north o
Macon, on Wednesday night. Th
switch had been left open. The nortl
bound passenger Yesterday morning
was delayed several hours.
Mrs. James Hope gave her daughte
Miss Minnie and her niece from S
Louis, Miss Julia, masquerade part
on Tuesday evening which was a bigl
ly successful affair to the young peop
invi ted. At ten O'Clock the CUES
unmasksd for refreshments
job n King was arrested at the dep
on Wednesday Tor being implicated
COW stealing in Iowa, and will languis
, in Jail till a requisitlon from Iowa
lobtained.
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NOTICE

l will be here few days longer and
earnestly request all persons having
accounts with me to call at once and
let US settle, as I can only be here a
few days. will be at my old Office
Palace Store. w. B. HARLAN.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announce JAMES IL
NOVINGEli as a candidate for the office OF
County Judge, of the LIST District, subject to
nomination by the republican party OF Adair
county.
I'VE are authorized to announce NJ Hos-
TED, of Nineveh township, as candidate
for the office of County Judge of the LIST as
trct, subject to nomination by the lepuph-
can party of Adalr county.
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A Chance for Boys.

Young men, if you would succeed in
business life, take thorough COM
mercial education at the Gem City
Business College, Quincy, Ill. 1t will
pay you large dividends on your in
vestment. Illustrated catalogue and
College Journal sent free by addressing
D. L. MUssELMAN, Principal.
n co.6n
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Busine ss OF all kinds continues very
dull. Hogs are quoted at 81 Is to
81 so; cattle to SC; corn IS; oats 16
to IS; rye 45; wheat 60 to IS; timothy
seed 81; wool Is to 20; eggs 10c; butter
10 to 121s; honey 8 to 1914 TO 15s; po-
tatoes Is to 20; chickens, young l so to
2 90; old 2 90 to 2 so.
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We me authorized to announce JAMES l.
ZIGLER as a candidate for the Office of As
SCISSOR. subject to nomination by the repub
lican party IF Adair county.
We are authorized to announce RUFUSJ.
KICHEY a. candidate Tor the office OF
Assessor OF Adair county, subject to the re-
publican urinary election.
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Willard Bros, are making complete
preparations for the advent of the stu
dents next month in the way of family
groceries and supplies OF all kinds.
All kinds of yarn fannels blankets
and jeans at the Glenwood Mills, for
sale to farmers at wholesale prices fog
the next sixty days. 2t
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Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnership heretofore exist.
ing between Updyke & Davis has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be conducted in the
future by U. Updyke.
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To Samuel nj. Link.

The undersigned Republicans re
quest the use OF your name as candi-
date before the Republican primary
election for the Office of Representative,
believing that -FOUR name would add
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Wanted.

Nos. 8 and s of the present volume of
the GRAPHIC are missing from our file.
Any OF our readers having those num-
bers to spare will confer great tsyor
by sending them in,
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FOR SURVEYOR.

We are authorized to announce STEPHEN
HALL as candidate for the Office of Survey
or, subject TO NOMINATION by the republican
marty Of Adalr county,
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A. M. Smith & Co., have purchased
the Insurance business of Stanley
Thompson, of this place, and now
have, besides their old companies, all
the companies formerly represented by
him. When you want a risk IN good
companies. don't fail to give them a
call.
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2Olbs of Rice for
One Dollar at the
Creamery Grocery.

The Mayor of Cookvills is still on
the west side of the square and has
everything in the Grocery line very
cheap.
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C0al.

The Advance Coal Co. is now ready
to fill all orders for first class coal al
bottom figures. D. j. HoyE G. Co.,
Agents.
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City Bus at Brick Barn. All orders
promptly attended to for passengers or
baggage. r. w. MARS.
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1cn ACRE Farm, situated TX miles
ilN ;r.,l ,;-l-

Adair County, Mo, 100 acres in cultivation
and meadow, balance in timber and pasture;
fenced In convenient sized fields; frame
house with G rooms; good orchard, plenty Of
nearly all kinds OF fruit; three fourths mile
Of GOOD hedge and board fence; beautiful
.,royes around the building; plenty of timber
and water on the farm. a river runs through
one end: a large new school house within Is
rods; q splendid settlement and churches in
SIGHT. viii sell at a bargaia il called for soon.
Terms easy as want to engage in other bus
mess. would sell crop and stock and give
nossession this fall if required. 4 good crop
on the farm now. Abstract OF title furnished.
For further particulars address this office,
hirksyille Mo
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce Eysef q candidate for
;te office OF SHERIFF of Adair county, subject
10 Republican Primary election.
SANFORD SNYDER
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We are authorized 20 announce JOHN NJ.
DAVIS as q candidate for the Office of Treas
1rer, subject to nomination by the repuhli-
can party of Adair county.
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DIED.

RAINwATER-NearS hibley's Point, No., Aug /,
ID, Mrs. Annie Rainwater, wife OF John Rain
water, IN her 4Sd year, f..e-
The deceased was greatly afflicted for
some years past and had been confined
to her room for FIVE months. She bore
her sufferings with christian patience.
She leaves husband and four chll-
dren and three step children and many
friends to mourn her loss.
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We are authorized to announce CURTIS
RAINIER as a candidate for the Office OF Sher-
iii, subject to the decision of the republican
marty Of Adair county MOB
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We are authorized to announce A. Il.
SHEPHERD as candidate for the Office OF
County Treasurer, subject to the nomination
[ the republican party of Adair county.
nos
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Farmers don't tail to call at the
Creamery grocery when in town. They
have something good to show You.