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SAD ACCIDENT.
A prominent Citizen Of Pettis Town.
ship Drowned.

On Saturday last fishing party
consisting OF number Of citizens Ev-
ing in the south part Of this country
visited the Charlton to spend the day
fishing and bathing. A portion OF them
started to swim the river, When one OF
their number Martin v. Atterberry
went down to rise no more till taken
out BY his sorrow stricken friends some
two hours later. 1t is supposed he
was taken with cramp as he was a
good swimmer, and had Just said he
could make the distance across.
He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. /.
Anerberry of this place. and a son-in-
law of Mr.. NJ. G. Glenn. of Pettls. He
leaves wife and two children. Word
was brought to his aged parents Of
his sad death, on Saturday evening.
The. funeral took place at LaPlata on
Sunday and called out very large at.
tendance. Mr.. Attuberry was born
July 18th 1848 and was therefore In his
goth year. He was a good citizen,
an industrious farmer and Kind hus.
band and father-a man universally
respected and loved and one who will
long be missed and mourned for.
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A Wide Swath.

A GRAPHIC reporter was detailed to
witness the trial Of the "Big 7" or
Smith mower, made on the farm of r.
M. Brashear on Friday last and reports
that the machine moved off in fine
style cutting a seven. foot swath with
apparent case and light draft. The
following certificate from two well
known and practical farmers will midi
cate how the "Big 7" takes with that
class of men:
The exhibition OF the Big Z or Smith
mower at work on the farm of Mr.. R.
M. Brashear on the 27th Inst, was sat
isfastory to US, the undersigned.
The machine CUTTING A SEVEN toOl
swatA in heavy timothy, did nice
smooth job being easily drawn by one
pair ofhoises without any neck or side
draft. RIM. BRAsHEAR.
is. KELLOGG.
Kennedy & Link, of this city, are
agents for this splendid machine.
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An EXCITING CHASE.
Ii the Depot Yesterday Morning.
-ThIei Captured.

AS the iorth bound passenger stop
ped at the depo. yesterday morning
two men sprarg from the train. One
of them took to his heels down the
street leading toward the residence of
T. c. Campbell. The other was in
close pursuit and called Justify for help
to capture the thief He was joined
by quite rumber Of citizens and a
lively race took place down past the
Brasfeld & Kellogg warehouse. Mr..
Kellogg joined in as they passed his
residence, and beng fresh in wind,
soon succeeded in over hauling the
fugitive. He was closely followed by
Andy Sherrer and the thief was forced
to surrender, though disposed at first
to show fight. The pocket book had
been tossed over the fence. but was
quickly found. 1t contained $135.
The thief refused to talk and was sent
to Jail. The other man remained over,
the train having pulled out in the
meantime. Just before the train stop
ped the thief had distracted the pock-
etbook from the hip pocket of its own.
er, but the loss was discovered so
quickly, and the pursuit so prompt, he
had no opportunity of conceallng 1t.
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LaPIata Lines.
Graphic Reporter.

Farmers are laying by their corn
and crop prospects continue good.
Only portion of the GRAPHIC list
reached this Office last week, There
have been several misses of this kind
lately.
LaPlata will be full OF people next
Friday to celebrate the 4th.
/ am not "tctotaler' nor habItual
drinker but do think people who CAN
not control their appetites should keep
away from the saloon, and thus keep
their families from want.
A man from Sedalia was here last
week looking for location for bar.
Der shop.
A number of new dwellings are in
course of erection here this summer.
NV. Atterberry was drowned IN the
Charlton last Saturday while fishing.
He. leaves a wife, two children and
many friends to mourn his untimely
end.
| Business is rather dull Just at pres.
emit.
Gus. Tegmire is to be seen nearly
every evening training his boy soldiers
They will make handsome display
Our Agricultural dealer is having a
large trade. He sold three self binder:
yesterday.
A number of our citizens attended
the democratic convention at Moberly
on Tuesday.
| Uncle Frank Spencer is selling th,
Steam Washing machine, and hi
gives it big blow.
/ had the pleasure OF VISITING, re
Gently, Uncle Lew Hutchinson, tn,
pioneer farmer. He has lived in thi
county for fifty eight years, and tell
some very interesting anecdotes of tn,
early settlement OF this country. x.
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A Correction.

There occurs an error in the Demo.
erat and few copies of the Journal
of this week in our report ofthe Buck
eye Low Down Exhibition (see another
column of this paper) Mr.. J. R. Howk
is made to say that "the Osborne not
only choked down but stalled three
horse team" This should have read
1.-THE Osborne Eot only choked down
but stalled team.
In justice to Mr.. Howk and the Os.
borne we hasten to correct the error
which was discovered too late for cor.
rection in the Democrat and a few
copies Of the Journal.
KENNEDY & LINK.
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Laplata Items.
(Hone Press ~

Miss Mollie Bates. of Adair
county a few miles north of La
Plata, celebrated her birthday at her
home last Sunday. A large number
of friends were in attendance, and a
pleasant time was the result. Also, at
the same time and place, Mr.. 7. J..
Stewart and Miss Julia Bates were I'm.
tied in marriage.
LaPlata has had a feast, this week,
in the way Of celebrated Givines. The
long-looked-for church trial brought
several prominent citizens of the State
here this week. We hope, however,
that a similar occasion may never call
people to LaPlata again. "Behold,
how pleasant. it is to dwell together in
unity"
The following ministers and others
were in attendance at the church trial !:
Rev. T. ]. Wheat and w. E. Chambliss
of KirksYille; Rev. G. C. Sparrow and
L. P. woodbridge, OF Macon; Rev. w.
Pope Yeaman, St. Louis i; Rev. J. A.
Clark, of Knox county; Prof. Gentry
of the Kirksville Normal: Rev. Jas,
Moody, Senior of Knox, county and
others.
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A New Era in Bread-Makisg.

| take pleasure in informing the peo-
pie of Kirksville and surrounding
country that I am now making bread
BY new process" which Is a great
improvement over the old system.
The bread is better, sweater, has less
taste Of yeast and will keep soft and
fresh much longer than the old style
of bread-making. l obtained the sys-
tenn from Mr. h. B Judd, OF Quincy,
Ill, who Is doing my baking.
Mr.. Judd is first-elass Candy Max
err. and will keep my show cases stock
ed with all kinds of fine, delicious,
Homemade Candy.
Thankful to the people of Kirksville
and vicinity for their very liberal pat
ronage the past seven years hope by
strict attention to business to merit a
continuance Of the same.
Respectfully,
j. c. MAYsARD.
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Wilson Waits.

Very warm weather. Farmers very
busy trying to get through blowing
before the harvest is here. Wheat is
now ready to harvest and Is SAID to be
very good !; s. Hamilton begins cutting
to-day. Wilson, with the entire neigh
borhood, will spend the GLORIOUS
Fourth" at La Plata, thereby giving
the celebration at that place a boom,
Rev. Tatlow Of Edna, preached here
yesterday at II a. m, subject "Bap-
tisms of the Bible,' OF which he says
there are eight. At 4 p. m. preached
on infant baptism"
Mrs. L. D. Osgood is very Ill and not
expected to recover.
Mrs. Jesse McDermott has been quite
sick, but her physician, DE-. Pulliam,
reports her convalesent.
A. D. Halliburton, an old time Viii.
son boy was here last week canvassine
for the Lives of Blaine and Logan
He says he is to teach the Brashear
School this Fall and Winter. Mrs. W.
F. Kirkpatrick was at Edna last week
visiting Mrs. DR.. Barnett, who has
been quite i'll, but is now improving
Mrs. C. II. Malone is visiting he,
brother any family, Henry Clark, in
Macon county. Miss Ida Kellum, who
has been teaching at the holiness schooI
at College Mound, the last year, is now
at home spending vacation.
RUSTIC.
June 30th 1884.
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UNSURPASSED
Aplsasani, safe al ndllbk RsaelJ fsr
Bowel Complaints

"Please send three bortles Of MARsH's
Tonic AsrRINcENr, by express. to my
wife, in Waveland, where she is visiting
friends. She writes me that our little
glrl 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 Diarrhea, Dysentey,
Cholera infantum and Bowel COM
plants. Price so cents. Don't fail to
try it,
Fifty cents viii buy the MARSH AGUE
cURE-liquid 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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PERSONAL.

H. B. Shane will deliver an address
at Knox City to-day.
Stanley Thompson is making prepa.
ratlons to locate at Sedalia.
Gen. Marmaauke was the guest of N.
a. Baylor while in this city.
A. B. Johnson and wife, Of Glen
wood. were in town Monday.
S. M. Link, created sensation last
week by shaving Of his whiskers.
Miss Allie Link went to Canton last
Friday to visit Miss Allie Kurtz.
Miss Lula Sharp will teach in the
Carthage schools the coming season.
Mr.. William Price is busily engaged
fitting up his woodworking factory.
Mr.. Jacob Sholly, of Abba, Iowa is
visiting his SON w. F. Sholly OF this
CITY.
John Caulfeld, special agent of the
Globe. Democrat, gave us friendly call
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Link of Moberly, is visit
ing kirksville friends and relatives
this week.
Miss Anna Williams, Of Willard, and
Alice Williams, of Brashear, visited the
GRAPHIC on Monday.
Miss Mollie Croker has resigned her
position at NJ. Ruhstadt's and will re-
turn to Illinois this week.
Judge Stahl showed US curiosity
from his garden. A potato which had
grown INTO the neck of broken bottle.
Mrs. Bishop, the lecturer closed her
engagement at this place on Sunday
and left tor ILLINOIS Tuesday morning.
Prof. Gentry has purchased and NOV
ed into the residence formerly owned
by Henry Hannah, west of the rail-
road.
Mrs. Geo. Smith, of Cameron, recent.
ly visited the family of her brother,
VIM. Smith,, of this place, and other
friends.
Col. ]. II. Kinnear recently took a
trip into Clay township. Saltriver
heads up that section, but the Colonel
wasn't thinking of that.
Mr.. julia A. Hall departed for St.
Louis Wednesday night. She will
probably return IN September and
open a millinery establishment.
w. R. Freeman, who lives on DR.. A.
P. Wizards farm northeast OF town
has very fine piece of corn. An aver
age stalk sent in Saturday measured
SIX feet.
Jos. Adams (colored) reports about
$135 raised by subscription toward the
Union church to be built seven miles
northwest of town. He is ready to re-
ceive amounts pledged.
A Teachers Institute will be held IN
Milan, commencing Aug. nth with
Prof Mason, of this city in charge.
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German Carp-Are They Good to
Eat.

As many of our citizens are raising
German Carp in their ponds it is an in
teresting question as to the edible
qualities of these fish. A Mr.. Gibbons.
near Monroe City, determined this
matter by inviting a number of his
friends to fish fry, and among them
the editor of the Monroe City News,
who thus testifies The large fish were
soon dressed, nicely cooked and
placed on the table, when dinner was
announced. AL who tasted the fish
were delighted with the quality and
flavor. The flesh was very white and
tender, reminding US Of fresh white-fsh,
although we bellve they are better. Mr..
Gibbons is satisfied they will do to
raise and will soon build a pond In
order to increase his facilities for rails
ing them. Every farmer who loves
fresh fish, and there are few who do
not, should constructa pond and stock
it with carp, as il will in few years be
source Of both pleasure and profit
LaPlala Press.
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VAIL & alInnear.

Would respectfully announce TO the
public that they have their Lew Bake
Oven completed and from now on will
be prepared to furnish, at lowest rates,
Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes. Give
them a call at the new Bakery and
Restaurant, south side of the public
square.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announce JAMES h:
NOVINGER as candidate for the office OF
County Judge, of the LIST District, subject to
nomination by the republican party OF Adair
county. =
We are authorized to announce NJ. HuS-
TED, of Nineyeh township, as candidate
for the Office OF County Judge of the LIST dis
trict, subject to nomination By the iepubli-
can party of AdaIr county.
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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. H. 1t viii
pay you large dividends on your in
vestment. Illustrated catalogue and
College journal sent free by addressing
d. L. MUssELMAN, Principal.
n5o-6m
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Stark NursurIes, Louisiana, Mo.

The Oldest in the west. Established
1885. 500 acres. Propagate all the best
old and new varieties of FRUITS, etc.,
ADAPTED for our Western soil and cli-
mate. Everything true to name and
exactly as represented. We replace an y
Trees, &C., that die, at half retail price.
Book Of Instructions on transplanting
and management OF trees, etc, free to
our customers. NJ u
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In inflammation of the lungs (pneumo-
nia) and inflammation ofthe air passages
(bronchitis) Days Horse and Cattle
Powder is specific. Keep your stables
moderately warm and we'll ventilated
Price IS cents per package of one
pound.
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Be sure and visit the great 10 cent
variety store east side square. Tinware,
Hardware, Notions, etc. at 5, 10 and Is
cts. Less than half price on every
article.
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This is the.greatest country for rails
ing stock, and there fore Days Horse
and Cattle Powder has a large sale in
all the farming districts. For sale by
all druggists at IS cents per pound
package.
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Wool CardIng.

The undersigned takes pleasure in
announcing to the people OF Adair and
surrounding counties that ne is now
prepared to do wool earding at lowest
possible rates, at the lower iron bridge
at Llnderyille ?. o.
n6-4t j. 81. MILLER.
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The MARSH AeUE CURE is sold at the
low price Of so cents-liquld or pills.
It cures che worst eases of Third Day
Ague, and all forms Of Chills and Fever.
For sale BY w. G. Fout.
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We are authorized to announce CURTIS
RAINIER as a candidate for the Office OF Sher-
i'll, subject to the decision of the republican
marty of Adair county. nos
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A QUICK MEAL.

Tor the best stove in .he world, and
just the thing for hot weather, try
Carothers & Greene's. quick meal
gasoline stove.
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A Full line of clocks at Burt &
Gerry's at 75cts to $500. Warranted
good time keepers. About one fourth
their real value.
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Our Fault.

By mistake a portion of our LaPlata
list, last week, was mailed to Spery.
We make this statement in justice to
our post master and the mail agents
who might otherwise be censured.
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Sugar Is lbs. for one dollar at the
creamery grocery, and all other staple
and fancy groceries at proportionately
low rates.
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We are authorized 10 announce JAMES II.
KINNEAR, as Il candidate for the Office of
SHERIFF, suhjcc' to nomination by the re-
publican party OF Adair county.
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Perhaps it may be called the upper
crust" but TO get at the real meat and
strength is to buy groceries at Halla-
day Bros.
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Brewington & Fowler make no blow,
but they sell goods night down low.
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An old negro cook says: sass is pow.
erful good when it comes from Halla-
day Bros, but not in children they
need mother kind of of dlessin.
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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 repufli-
can party OF Adair county.
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Local Market.

Hogs are quoted at to 4.50; cattle
for butcher ESQ to 800; corn IS, oats
80; hay 500 to 600; wool Is to zoe;
butter 10c; new potatoes soc; young
chickens 3. set 500 per doz.
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Sugar at J. J. Griggs-
by's at one dollar per
bushel.

We wait for no man to set prices
forus. Bring your produce and price
our goods and see if we mean bust
ness. HALLIDAY Bros.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

thereby announce rryself candidate for
the Office Of SHERIFF OF Adair county, subject
10 Republican Primary election,
SANFORD SNYDER.
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The Best is the Cheapest.

Studebaker farm wagons are the best.
CORTLAND spring wagons are the
best.
Kelley Steel Barb Wire is the best.
Superior and Early Breakfast cook
stoves are the best.
CARoTHERs G. GREENE.
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Take Care.

Of your teeth, or if already decayed or
gone cali on DR.. Carter and have them
replaced. Office IN the new brick.
North side square.
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Halliday Bros. have fine refriger-
ator for keeping butter freezing cold
and always have that which is good.
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We are authorized to announce A. l..
SHEPHERD as candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer, subject to the nomination
OF the republican party of Adair county.
nos
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l hereby announce myself as candidate for
the Office of county treasurer subject to the
usage of the republican party. NJ. j. Ross.
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New Coal.

The Advance coal Co. composed princi-
pally OF Kirksv,lle men, shipped their
first car load of coal to this place on
Wednesday. The coal is pronounced
first class, IN every respect.
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The Mccormick Binder is the most
durable and the lightest draft manu-
featured. BRAsFIELD & KELLOGG.
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Another car load of groceries at
Halliday Bros. this week lower prices
than ever: come and see.
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We authorized to announce J. W. JOHN
son as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
of Adair county, subject 10 nomination OF the
renublican marty.
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Farmers don't tail to call at the
Creamery grocery when in town. They
have something good to show you.
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FOR COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to announce VI. +.
STROCK as a candidate for the office of Col
lector, subject to the decision of the republi-
can party of Adair county.
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An orator declaring that fortune
knocked at every mans door once, an
old Irishman said. that was when he
went to Halliday Bros. to trade.
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FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce GEO. W.
PARKS as candidate for the Office Of
Treasurer, subject to nomination by the re-
publican party of Adair County.
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The celebrated Osborne Self Bind
ers, Mowers and Reapers. A car load
Just received at Carothers & Greene's.
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We are authorized to announce W. o. II.
P. ZIMMERMAN as candidate for the Office.
of Treasurer of AGair county, subject to the
decision of the Republican primary election
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Always take your produce to Halla-
day Bros. to get the highest market
price. They are the old reliable gro
GERS and back bone of the market.
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Examine Dain Automatic Hay
Stacker at Brasfeld & Kelloggs. The
best thing for stacking hay tina. is
manufactured.
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For Ca sh Only.

After Monday Updyke & Davis will
sell meat for cash only. Iw
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Hart & Miller, jewellers adjoining
Masonic building.
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Stair work, such as Ballusters, Rail
ing, Newell posts, ETC., on hand or made
to order promptly at the Variety Wood
Works.
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FOR CORONER.

We are authorized to announce JOHN
wADDILL as candidate for denomination
for the office OF Cor Toner, subject to nomina-
ton by the republican party OF Adair county.
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Mr.. Cyrus Shultz since his late burn
has moved his stock of groceries to the
Masonic building north side the square.
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VIII Wonders Never Cease :

The Strasburg Clock now on exhibi-
ton at Burt & Gerry's. Go and see it
and while there look through their i'm
mense stock of new and second hand
goods. 1t may save you money.
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Bee Hives.

The best bee hive by H. Bestman
northea.t-corner square. n7-4t
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FOR SURVEYOR.

We ore authorized to announce STEPHEN
HALL, "a a candidate for the office Of Survey
or. subject to nomination by the republican
Marty of Adslr county.
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DIED..

CHALFANT-At his residence in this city
on Saturday morning last, G. w. Chalfant
The funeral services took place from the
NJ. z. Church. South, Sunday afternoon.