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In AIemOriam.

Mrs. Magdelena Smeltzer Long, wife OF
James Long, Of Willard. NO., departed this
life August II, 1884, aged 50 years, 10 months
and II DAYS. She was the mother of eli ght
children, seven Of whom are still living.
Fortv-One grand children and seven great
grand children are left behind her.
Her first husband. Mr.. Bush, only lived
about thirteen years. After eight years OF
widowhood with her six children, she mar
ried Mr.. Long forty years ago. or in 1874.
In early life she was a member OF the Lu-
theran church. After her second marriage
she, with her husband, joined the Presby-
terrain church, in whose communion she re-
manned until her demise
As she grew in years she grew also in q
softened and mellow Christian character.
She loved the good, the Bible and prayer and
Christian conversation and Christian people
and the house of God, where her feet were
accustomed to resort when she was able 10
20 anywhere.
For twelve years she had been more or
less of an invalid, at times suffering untold
discomfort and pain. but she bore all with
accomplishing patience and Christian resig-
nation.
For several years her pastor. who preach
ed but square distant from her home one
Sabbath each month, was fully expected to
spend at least q part of that Sabbath after
read the Scriptures and offer PRAYER. To
him and to others she was accustomed to
talk often very calmly and hopefully and
often longingly. about heaven.
And so she faded away. At the last "as q
shock Of corn fully ripe" she was gathered
into the garner of the Lord.
Her funeral was very largely attended, and
many, as they stood at the grave. felt the
force of the divine declaration, her works
do follow" her.
Her husband in his loneliness, wishes to
express his sincere gratitude for sll the kind
ness and sympathy that friends and neigh
bors have shown him In his affection.
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Obituary.

Died ut the family residence, Kirksville,
Mo-, Sept %, 1884, after short illness, Mrs.
Lizzie Jamison. wife of. G. Jamison Of this
city. Mrs. Jamison was horn IN the state Of
Pennsylvania, Aug. II, 1885, and was there
fore a little beyond her 49th year. She came
in early youth with her parents to this state,
and was reared in boone county, where her
relatives still reside. Twenty-Five years ago
she accepted the Saviour, uniting with the
Baptist church and WIS respected member
of this church in Kirksville at her decease
She was lady OF retiring disposition, deyot-
ing herself chiefly to the interests Of home
and the happiness Of its inmates, but YVES
highly esteemed by all who had the pleasure
of her acquaintance.
For twenty-one years she had moved by
the side of her husband, loving and faith
fnl wife; and to him bequeaths the sole care
OF their children-tw0 sweet girls, now verg-
ing fast towards womanhood, period when
least they could spare the dear mother 3
presence from the home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamison have been for Is
years residents Of Kirksville and are justly
held in high esteem by the whole communi-
ty The bereaved husband and daughters
have the sincere sympathy Of large circle
OF friends.
May God, who 10 rich In mercy to all that
call on him." through the merits OF his dear
Son, bring father and children to blissful
reunion with her, who doubtless is "watehing
and waiting at the beautiful gate" the com.
ing of her loved ones. ". z {.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer at public
sale at residence, five miles east. of
Kirksville, near Bullion station, on
Thursday, Oct, 30th, 1884, the follow
ing property: y head Of horses, l
brood mare, with colt at her SIDE; 4
yearling, two year old, 2 three year
old colts; four year old horse; milk
cows, l springer; l COW that will bring
calf by day of sale, l due ito calve
March LIST; high grade bull. bred by
G. A. Giller, 3 calves. Also a moving
machine, Horse rake, corn planter, with
check rover; ? cultivator plows, wagon
sled, 2 sets harness, one set new:
Cooley creamer, hay in stack; and all
other articles belonging to a farm.
Terms: credit of 6 months will be
given on all sums over ten dollars, on
note with approved security. Sums Of
ten dollars and under, cash. A dis.
count of per cent. will be allowed for
cash on all amounts over $40. No BY.
bidding at this sale.
WELLINGToN HALLIDAY.
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Golden Wedding.
8 Music by Glee club.
D Adjournment.

Mr. VI. b. Sykes has Just returned
from Chebanse, Ills, where he has been
visiting his relatives whom he had not
seen tor twenty-three years. The
fittieth anniversary OF the marriage of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Sykes,
was celebrated on Thursday, Sept. IS,
by very pleasant reunion at their
residence near Chebanse
Their five children. four sons and
daughter, are all living and with the
exception of one son, were all present
to reJolce with their parents on the
happy conclusion of their fifty years of
welded life. The couple were the re-
cipients of many valuable presents,
and the best wishes of host of friends
will accompany them as they Journey
on together to the better land.
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NOvInger Items.

Farmers seem very happy as their
crops have done well this year.
Fall grain is looking nice
There is not many improvements in
this vicinity at present.
Uncle Philip Shoop is erecting new
residence on lis place.
awe will have a new well at the
school house if the little boys do not
break the bricks up before they get it
dug.
Nothing in the way of entertain
ments with the exception Of singing on
Sunday nights. They have quite a
large attendance.
We regret losing one Of cur citizens,
Mr.. ]. F. Novinger. He has moved to
Ringo's Point where he will engage in
the business of grocer. We wish him
success.
w. P. Shot has moved into the
house formerly occupied by J. F. Nov
inger.i
Mrs. Albright is away on visit to
her sisters near Green City.
We are glad to see F. Meyers among
our young people once more.
Dee Goodson, Lawyer Risdon and
several others whose names we failed
to learn, gave Us a short call on last
Sunday
The candidates surely have died as
we do not see them any more They
were quite numerous and friendly tor
a while.
We understand they are going to
have some new coal shoots at "Gass
Town They will then be ready to
furnish the trans with coal Y.
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Radical Ridge.

Death visited our neighborhood
Sunday morning and took away the
Oldest resident in it, Grandma Par
cells. She can never come to her dear
ones again, but there is hope for them
in the great beyond if they but so live
to earn that rest designed for Gods
people.
Our Sunday school closed Sunday
until the spring time comes.
Remember that the Rev. Turner is
to preach for US next Sunday at ago,
and Father Roszelle at the same hour
on the 18th.
All parties interested in the grave
yard should send in the amount OF
money or labor they are willing to con-
tribute to C. F. Hollenbeck, by the
18th.
S. R. and J. B. Hubbard returned
last night from weeks visit to Abba,
Iowa.
. Mrs. Geo. Oxley returned from her
visit to Indiana one night last week.
Miss Emma Wood returned Satur-
day night from quite lengthy visit
with friends in Sullivan county.
Mr.. Dave Berry and family of Owas,
co, were visiting Mrs. BIS folks last
week.
We hear of great many potatoes
rotsing from the wet weather.
Mrs. w. H. PARCELS is still confined
to her bed.
Nv. got better. but is down now
with the rheumatism in one knee.
What has become Of &C. H.'h
Wonder If he footed" out his brain:
OIL the way up Salt river on the Stf
Instant
Republican Club Tuesday night
Democratic Club Thursday night
Yours, etc.
ST. IoHN.
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Blaine and Logan Club.

The next meeting OF the Blaine and
Logan Club will be on Saturday, Octo-
Der 4th, 1884. Ladies are especially
invited. The following will be the
programme:
l Club called together by the drum
corps at Seven o'clock.
2 House called to order by president.
3 Reading and approving minutes.
4 Music by ladies Glee Club.
5 New and unfinished business.
6 Music by Plumed Knight Cadets.
Z Speech by Joseph Park, of La.
Plata.
= Music by Glee club.
d Adjournment.
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In a week or two we we'll commence
the publication OF another original
story written especially for US. by M. J..
Roy. 1t is story of home life, with
little Of the sensational in its make up
but it will, we believe prove intensely
interesting to our many readers. SUBJ
scribe now if you are not al.
ready taking the GRAPHIC. in
order to secure all the chapters of this
new story. Those of our old patrons
who will call the attention of their
friends who do not take this paper, to
this new attraction and possible in
duce them to subscribe, will confer a
favor.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The following is the appointment OF
Republican meetings, as made by the
county committee at its last meeting.
Every person should make arrange.
ments to attend. Meetings to COM
mence promptly at 7 o'clock.
Wilson Tp-Wilson Town. October
6; Prairie Bird, Oct. 7.
Salt River Tp-Brashear, Oct. 8;
Fairview, Oct 9.
Clay Tp-Willmathville, Oct. 10
White school house, Oct. II.
Polk Tp-Sublette, Oct. 10.
Nineveh Tp-Hazel school house,
Oct. ID; Novinger, Oct. IS.
Morrow Tp-Shibley's Point, Oct
16; Gilmore school house, Oct II.
Liberty Tp-Ringo's Point Oct. IS
Williams school house, Oct. 90.
Walnut Tp--College Mound schoo
house, oct. Ell; Hays school house. Oct
81.
Pettis Tp-Millard. Oct. 20; Curt:
school house, Oct. aa.
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Take Burks' Sarsaparilla this spring.
il your limbs ache, take Burks Sarsa-
,parilla.
Ifyou feel tupid, take Burks' sarsa-
parilla.
Burks' Sarsaparilla enriehes the
blood.
Burks' Sarsaparilla strengthens and
builds up the system.
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Dress Goods.

B. F. Lamkin has
just returned from an
extended business
tour to New York and
is now prepared to
show the largest Sc
lection of fine new
styles in dress goods,
silks, velvets, plaid
dress fannels, ETC., in
North Mo. Ladies
are all invited to call
and see the only COM
plete line of Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Rugs, etc.,
in the city.
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Pure and Nice.

Maynard's candies are attracting
great deal OIL attention, not only tor the
handsome manner IN which they are
made, but from the fact that they are
abso !utely pure. He is now manufac-
turing regularly and in large quaint
ties, both stick and fancy and supply
ing the trade as well as his own Gus
toners. Parties purchasing confec-
tionery should insist on having May
nard's.
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Campaign Lies.

OF all kinds are rife, and the citizen
is puzzled to distinguish the real facts
IN many cases, but such is not The case
when it comes into the domain of the
pocket book. Halliday Bros, continue
to be headquarters for all that is best,
cheapest and most accepta BILE in the
line of groceries. They are carrying
an immense stock this fall and dong a
fine business. Farmers having pro-
duce to sell or supplies to purchase
should call and see them.
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No More Tough Beef.

Bounds & Davis have just bought a
car load of choice cows and heifers,
which they will slaughter for the
kirksville market. Call on them for
tender and Juicy steak.
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Hotel Project.

A gentleman was in town last week,
with view of buying MIR. Joe Nichols.
The Wabash Restaurant man. Should
they come to terms he proposes erect
ing a forty room hotel immedi-
ately, to be known as the Tut
House"
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Sublette GraphiCs.

SUBLETTE. Mo-, Sept. 3Oth.
This week we will give few OF our
business houses and the surrounding
country.
This beautiful village is situated In
the north part of Adair county, on the
W., st. l.. & Z. Il. X. and almost in the
center Of Polk township. Our town is
surrounded by one of the best farming
region in North Missouri. On the east
is the waters of Salt river, two miles
distant; on the south Is the most beau
tltul prairie IN the county on the north
is splendid farming country. On the
west of our town one mile there is a
large tract Of land that is badly IN
need of improvement. The land is
good for farming and grazing purposes.
In fact, for cattle, sheep and stock of
all kinds it cannot be beat by any Sec
ton Of the state. We think farmers,
IN looking tor home, would do we'll to
come and see for themselves. The land
spoken OF extends to Hazel creek and
Charlton river to our coal fields. Coal,
timber and water are abundant.
The following is brief description
of a few of our business houses.
Messers Clark & Crow carry a large
variety of merchandise and very sell.
dom fail to please their Gus toners.
DR.. Hall keeps the drug store. His
drugs are all new stock. He does a
first class business and runs a good
store.
Boston Rigdon is in the blacksmith
business. He is good workman and
never tails to please his customers.
j. j. Clark is our r. X. agent. He
is accommodating and always at his
post.
Miss Emma GRIMM is teaching our
school. She has quite large number
of pupils and is teaching us a good
school.
A. Dyer had steer killed by light
ming during the storm last week.
John Moore and G. r. Wickham
have returned from Kansas. We learn
Mr.. Moore has purchased land in that
state.
Stephen Ely has bought one hundred
and sixty acres of land. a half mile
southeast of Sublette. He will build
house on the land soon.
J. j. Clark returned from New York
this week.
The democrats of this place will
raise Cleveland and Hendricks pole
in a few days, The pole is now on the
ground. We judge 1t is about one
hundred feet long.
The republicans of this township
met on Friday night of last week and
organized a Blaine and Logan club
Quite large number of Republicans
from Huntsville were present. Repub
licaIs in this place and vicinity should
turn out and raise Blaine and Logan
pole also. SPRAY.
Stair work, such as Ballusters, Rail
ing, Newell posts, etc, on hand or made
to order promptly at the Variety Woo
WnrLc
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KIRKSyILLE MARKET

EGGS-121<
BUTTER-1O to 121s.
CHICKENS Young $3.50 to200
FEATEERS-45e.
APPLES-20 to 45c.
GRAPES-2c.
OATS-1Sc
HAYS to 4.50.
FLAX SEED S1.O0.
TIMOTHY SEED-S1
MILLET-25c
BEANS -S1.25.
HOGS-$4 to i.25.
COWS-Fat 2 to SC. Milch Cows and
calves $50 to $40. Calves sll to sl5.
STEERS Fat to &c. Exports &c
BEES WAX PIC
TALLOW-5c
LARD-10e
HORSES-Market lower,
CORN-New sells at 25c.
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The celebrated Western Theatre
Company will open an engagement in
this city next Monday eve in BARLEY
Campbell's great play, 1.-THE Galley
Slave" This company has been reor.
ganized with Mr.. Gus Raymon, Miss
Rose Wilders and the celebrated CON-
median, Sam f Ryan in the Cast.
Particular attention is paid to the
proper presentation of this popular
drama, with elegant costumes and fine
scenery. We cheerfully recommend
them to the patronage of the public
The following is the democratic
county ticket at present writing. Not
guaranteed correct for more than one
week:
Representative John Shirley, Nor
row township.
Collector-M. q. Glenn, Pettls town
ship.
Sheritf-Frank Buckley, Walnut
township.
Treasurer John $. Erwin, Benton
township
Prosecuting Attorney John c.
0'Ferral, Benton township.
Assessor A. kelso, Benton town
ship.
Surveyor Otis Miller, South Clay
township,
Coroner X. lieinzman, Benton
township.
Pubic Administrator Isaac Nor
gan, Wilson township.
Judges Geo. Novinger, LIST district,
Nineveh townshipr John Rainier, IND
district, South Clay township.
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or interest to Ladies'.

Mrs. Leech has Just returned from
st. Louis, where she purchased very
large. and elegant line of Hats. Velvets,
Ribbons, Tips, Plumes, Fancy Feathers
and Birds. In fact her new stock will
comprise everything in the millinery
line. Ladies are invited to call and
examine whether desiring to purchase
or not
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Fresh Oysters.

Fresh Oysters served IN every style
at Uncle Charlie Allgaier's Kirksvllle
Kitchen. GIVE HIM call and be made
happy.
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still Better.

Jay Henry Of WilmathvJle writes
us: TELL your squash men not TO Gro W
over big squashes anymore unless
they can beat III IL lbs. have one
raised by Mr. Fisher, Oh exhibition at
store
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Telegraph Change.

The Western Union Telegraph flee
is now in charge Of D. w. Goodson,
and has been moved down stairs at the
depot.
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Advertised Letters.

List OF letters remaining in the post
office, Kirksville, Missouri. Sept. goth,
1884. If not called for in 80 days
will be sent to dead letter Office:
Buon Mrs ChapmanMinnieMiss
Johnson Minta Kicker E d
Sage J S Sims Mary Mrs
Laggelt C
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
j. d. MILLER, p. NJ.
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A number of ladies OF this place are
preparing a fine Blaine and Logan
banner tor the Plumed knights of
Adalr county. When completed we
will give description of 1t.
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Lost.

A red and white spotted Pointer
dog pup. about = grown. Amy one re-
turning said d g will be literally re-
warded. WILL F. SHoLLY.
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A Wrong Impression.

r. Lorenzo has not gone out OF the
Boot and Shoe Business, but is still
supplying his customers with the
shop made goods as cheap as possible.
Call and see him.
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John Hannah. the old and reliable
groceryman, Is beginning to open the
campaign in groceries and you may in
The future look out for first class GRO
ceres at prices that will startle you.
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Flour from sl.00 to $3.50 per sack at
''S. Baker & Cos. All other groceries
proportionately low. Give them call.
All kind of feed on hand and delivered
10 any part Of the city.
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w. j. Wilkes has quit travelling and
will now be found at his place of bust
ness, the Creamery Grocery, and would
be pleased to have all of his old friends
and acquaintance to call and see him
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Fun Ahead.

A Masked Mother Hubbard at the
Skating Rink IN the near future. Look
out for the announcement.
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Hold On, There I!

Kennedy d Link will be ready to
handle apples and potatoes IN few
days. Go and see them before sell
ing.
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Every one should stop and take a
look at the windows of ths Rochester
Shoe Co. Have you ever seen anything
like them in town?
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Merchant Tailoring.

Merchant Tailoring.
Cochrane has the
finest stock of piece
goods in the city.
Call and leave your
measure. A perfect
fit guaranteed.
Merchant Tailoring.
w. G. COchrane has
received his fall and
winter stock of piece
goods, NOT IN SAM
PILES, but fresh solid
goods. Call and ex-
anime andleave your
measure. We guar
antee a perfect fit.
Ladies' Winter Wraps,
For Exquisite new
novelties in Ladies
Misses and Childrens'
winter wraps. See
the large and elegant
selection at the Pal
lace Dry Goods house
of B. E. Lamkin.
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d. j. Hoye & Co., want to buy all the
tabacco raised IN Adair county and
will pay highest market prices.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sept ssth 1884, at
the resi- deuce of r. McKeehan. by Ed. N. b.
Horton, Mr. A. j. Hathaway anu Miss Repa
Picker, both of KirksYille.
May the happy couple have calm sea on their
voyage OF life. Thanks for .hst excellent cake
LETT on our table.
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Appointments.

Rev. Roszell will preach at the Wes-
ley Chapel Sunday next at IL o'clock
A. NJ.
The Sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered in the church at
Willard next Sabbath at II o'clock.
Preaching this friday night. Also
on Saturday at 2 P. NJ. by j. S. Boyd,
Pastor.
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MARRIED.

ANDERsON-LoNG-At the parsonage, by Rev
W. +. Chambless on Sept. 18th, John A. Ander-
son. and Miss Maud Long.
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FOR SALE.

Farm of 2OO acres, two dwelling honses and
barn. Good orchard, one mile from K. K.
station or 10 acres in meadow with dwelling
house. Crops sold with farm If desired and
possession given at once. Easy terms. Ap-
ply at GRAPHic Office.
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Don't forget the public speaking by
Mr.. G. NJ. Hughey, at Smiths Hall on
the l1th. He speaks for Brooks and
Prohibition.
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When You are IN need of Sugar call
at }. S. Baker & Co.'S, place of business
and look at their is ID sugar tor
slO0.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm known
as Scobee IL Carson, at Stahl, MO-, has been
dissolved. Those indebted to said firm viii
settle with Sd. Scobee.
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John Hannah will sell IXL St.
Charles flour as cheap as any man who
will sell good flour.
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HEY-DAUGHERTY-At PARCELS House,
Wednesday evening by Rev. Josiah Davis, g.
W, HugheJ and Miss Matilda Daugherty, of
Wilson township.
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Uncle Charley Allgaier Is still give
ing good square meals for Is cents at
Knksville Kitchen.
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NARKEY-DABNEY-On Wednesday Seps. 9th
by Rev. ii. NJ. Barnes, Mr.. J. II. Marley and
Miss Retfa Dabneytat the residence of the brides
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Western Theatre Co. IN "GalleJ
Slave" al Mercantile College Hall next
Monday eve.
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Huntsville Wooden yarn for sale at
C. +. Markey's, north side the square.
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DIED.

PARCELLs-On Sunday morning, Mrs. Catherine
PARCELS, mother OF W H. and T.. w. Parcrlls.Of
this township, in her 33th year. funeral services
took place as the Christian church on Mond ay
afternoon.
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Recktol G. Snyder still have on hand
Peninsuiar, Gold Medal and Superior
stoves. Fire backs guaranteed to last
fifteen years.