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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-06-14
Our Future.

That this portion of Gods moral
heritage is undergoing great climatic
changes, saysthe Reno Journal, there
Is no longer room for doubt. That
the rains are more frequent and CO.
pious, the dry season shorter, the
ground retains moisture much longer,
are apparent facts to all. Twenty
years ago Nevada was regarded as
absolutely worthless, except for pur-
poses OF mining and stock raising. A
wonderful change has taken place
since then. To-day, and for several
years past, the State has produced
more than enough hay, grain and
vegetables TO supply the home mark
ct. Last year thousands OF bushels
of wheat were shipped from Nevada
tn Europe, and this year the wheat
export will be more than doubled.
Already the farmers are looked upon
as the most important element in our
population, and in another decade,
agriculture In Nevada, az in all other
eouBtries, will hold a leading place
among the Industries.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-06-14
Ranch for Sale +!
4so Ac OF LAND,
COUNTY BILLS.
WITH IMPRovEM ENTs

CITUATED ABOUT TWENTY MILES
- northeasterly OF j. II. Mekurdy's Ranch,
and eight miles in a southerly direction from
kinsley Mining District, and known as the
"Hillone Creek" or "Chinn X Chase Stock
Range" Antelope Mountain.
For further particulars apply to
MRS. CHARLES ~KARBSTEIN,
Hamilton. Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-06-14
Notice to a Delinquent Co-0wner.

ITO CHARLES O'LAUGHLIN You are
i hereby notified that | have performed
the annual and necessary labor for the year
A. d. 1883. and expended in such labor the
full sum of one hundred (sl00) dollars, ms re-
anired by the Act If Congress In such case
made and provided. upon that certain mine,
situated in Ruby Mountain Mining District,
White Pine County, Nevada, known and
called the White Banner and II within
this notice you shall fail to pay your proper
tion Of such expenditure, to wit-the sum Of
fifty $500 dollars, together with the cost of
publishing this notice-your interest In such
mine will become the property OF the an
dersigned, your co-owner.
JAMES NJ. COATES.
Dated April IL, 1884.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-06-14
POST OFFICE STORE.

~ BY strict attention to business aud fair
dealing | hope to merit and receive a liberal
share Of the public patronage.
Il. r. MILLER.
Cherry Crock. April 5. 1889. II
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McCHESNEY 6 EGHELBERGEI
A Model Literary Society.

The young peoples Literary Club
which meets every Saturday evening at
the residence of Mr.. Guy Chambers
four miles north of Kirksville, resumed
its session on the LIST OF September. It
has been in existence for two years, and
with the exception of its mid summer
vacation, seldom misses a meeting. We
had the pleasure of witnessing its exer-
cises last Saturday night and must say
that we were both surprised and pleas
ed with the culture and literary merit
displayed. Without giving detailed
report of the proceedings we will say
that they consisted of vocal and instru-
mental music, recitations, essays, a
short debate, reading of the "Autocrat'
avery ably edited society paper, etc.
We doubt if a better looking, more in.
telligent or orderly collection of young
folks can he found anywhere else in
North Missouri, than compose the s..
P. L. S. E. Society. We wish there
were more such societies organized
ed throughout the county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Chandler. deserve credit for
their efforts to assist the young people
In keeping the society in successful op-
Grafton.
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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, Soth, 1884, the follow
ing property: II head of horses, !
brood mare, with colt at her side; a
yearling, 4 tive year old, 2 three year
old colts; 1 four year old horse; 4 milk
COWS, 1 springer; I cow that will bring
calf by day of sale, due to calve
March 1st; l high grade bull. bred by
G.. A. Giller, s calves. Also a moving
machine, Horse rake, corn planter, with
check rover; 2 cultivator plows, wagon
sled, sets harness, one set new;
Cooley creamer, hay in stack; and all
other articles belonging to farm.
Terms: a 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 ali amounts over $40. No by
bidding at this sale.
WELLINGgoN HALLIDAY.
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Our lively friend, B. Pierce, of Will
son, was on our streets Monday.
C.H. MELoNE, of Wilson, our county
Treasurer, was in town Tuesday. Mr.. Me-
lone has been Improving his residence near
Wilson recently.
We are glad to see R S. Halliday
back home once more looking greatly bene-
flied by his visit to Bloomfield, Iowa.
JOHN w. TlNsMAN and daughter, Ida,
went to st. Louis Monday evening to visit
the fair and take in the Exposition this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. BEN HENRY are spend
ing the present week in st. Louis, seeing the
sights and visiting the fair.
C. J. APPLICABLE, OF Wilson township,
paid us pleasant call on Saturday last.
PETER HELw1G lett Monday evening
to attend the reunion OF his old regiment,
the 10th Mo. Inf, which takes place at Pal
myra this week.
G. w. MATTHEWS, of Kansas, has been
visiting his Kirksville friends recently He
returned to his home at MiltonYale, Kansas,
on Monday. We are glad to hear that he is
prospecting.
MRS. GUY CHAN DLER has our thanks
for very beautiful bouquet which decorated
our sanctum last week.
Our old time friend, Fred Smith, Of
Prairie Bird, gave us friendly call Saturday
DE-. SHIRLEY, OF Greentop, palo us a
short business visit on Monday.
By private letter from Lieut.. P. NJ. B
Travis, who has been stationed so long al
Fort Sully, Dakota, we learn he has beer
sent TO West Point, N. Y. He expects tt
visit his friends here on leave of absence this
fall.
| Mr.. ]. A. McCLANNAHAN, of Adair
called last Thursday. He feels quite conf
dent that il he does not get the corn prize h,
will be very close to the one who does.
| RICHARD CHURCH and wife, of Sub
lette, looked through the GRAPHIC office Sat
urday. Come again.
| Quite a number of farmers from
various parts Of the county were in tow
Saturday. Among others We noted VIM
sangster, of salttiyer, o. B. James, A
Roberts. R. R. Edmonds, Isaac Forbes, Ia
Wilcher, Jas. Adams, and a. NJ. Durham
Jos. Marques, Scott Bird and others o
Polk.
| We regret to learn that VIM. Bel
field, living near Linderville, has been quit
sick ever since the reunion. Friends from
this place who visited him last Sunday, how
} ever. report him as getting better. MIR. b
first year on the farm is showing good re
suits in the way of fine crop, young stock
etc.
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Sudden Death.

Sunday evening late Mr.. G. W. DE.
Reamer received by telegram the sad
tidings that his son, Miles T. DeReamer
had died at Altoona, Florida, and
would be buried at four Pm. The
news came from Mr.. J. S. Blackman
who has also become a resident of that
place. Mrs DeReamer. who had start
ed for Florida, as published in last
weeks GRAPAIc was stopping a few
days with friend in Macon, where she
was informed of her bereavement. M,
7. DeReameI was In his Saith year, was
man of fine business qualifications and
had been actively in business in this
place, alone and in connection with
his father, for a number of years past
until very recently. His death wa:
entirely unexpected, as his friends here
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GRAND RALLY.
Tuesday, October l4th.

There will De a grand Republican
rally at Kirksvi!le. No., on Tuesday,
October the 14th, at which every Re-
publican in Adair county is urgently
requested to be present. Good speak
ers from a distance will be present,
Speaking will commence at one o'clock
F. M. There will be a grand torch
light procession at night of Plumed
Knights and citizens. All Republicans
are invited to take part in the parade.
Don't forget the date and be present to
attend the rally and torchlight pro-
cession.
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Public Speaking.

DIR. A. l.. Gray, the cooperative
candidate for Congress in the LIST Con-
gressional District OF Missouri, will ad-
dress the people of said District. at the
following times and places. Will de-
vote two days in each county:
At Lancaster, Schuyler Co., Wednes-
day, October Sth.
At Memphis, Scotland Co., Friday,
October 10Th.
At Kahoks, Clark Co., Monday, Octo
Der 18th.
At Canton, Lewis Co., Wednesday,
October 18th.
At Edna, Knox Co., Friday, October
18th.
At K:rksville, Adair Co., Monday,
October Doth.
At Macon City, Macon Co., Wednes-
day, October 22nd.
At Shelbina, Shelby Co., Friday, o.
tober oath.
At Hannibal, Marion Co., Monday
October 9th.
The hour of speaking and other ap
pointments IN each county respective.
iy, will be arranged and published by
the local managers.
An invitation Is hereby extended tt
Hon. VIM. Hatch, to meet us at any Oh
all of said appointments and jointly
discuss the National and State politlca
| issues,
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Dress Goods.

b. r. Lamkin has
just returned from an
extended business
tourto 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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Thousands have been cured of dumb
ague, bilious disorders, jaundice, dys.
pepsla and all diseases of the liver
blood and stomach, when all othe,
remedies have failed, by using Prof
Gullmette's French Liver Pad, which
is quick and permanent cure 70,
those disorders. Ask your druggist
for the great remedy, and take nc
other, and il he does not keep 1t send
$3.50 in a letter to the French Pad Co.
Toledo, o., and receive one by mail
postpaid. Sold byJ. G. Jamison, h irks'
vile. Mo.
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The Mill Proposition.

Mr.. Read of Fairfield, Iowa, makes
the following proposition to the people
of Kirksvllle and vicinity:
To erect a 50 to IS barrel mill, well
equipped for first-class work, within the
next SIX months, provided citizens will
raise and devote the sum of $500,
payable, $500 when the building is
ready for the machinery; $500 upon
the arrival of the machinery at the de-
pot, and $500 ninety days after start.
ing the mill.
We hope our citizens will carefully
consider the above proposition and
respond literally. We need a mill
badly.
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Attention Plumed Knights.

All members of the 1st Regiment of
Plumed Knights of Mo-. who can at
tend are requested to be presen. at the
Blaine and Logan club cid at Baylor's
Hall IN Kirksville, No., on October
11:h, at 1880 o'clock P. M, at the pre-
sentation of the banner by the republic
can ladies of Kirksville to the regi-
ment. As many as can will please
wear their uniform.
JOHN Il. MUslcK,
Colonel.
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Are you low spirited "down.in.the-
mouth" and weak in the backs Does
walking, lifting or standing cause
PAIN in the small of the back? If 80,
you have kidney disease, and Prof
Gullmette's French Kidney Pad will
cure you. Sold by j. G. Jsmison,
Kirksyllle, Mo.
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cRAPHIcs.

Rain
Occasionally
And between times.
Oh for good sound frost.
Nothing short of Macadam will make
good streets.
The Blame Club had grand time
Saturday night.
Sixty-one persons democratic count
ratified the machine made county
ticket last Saturday.
A successful republican pole raising
took place at Millard Saturday.
The late and frequent rains have
had dampening effect on political
rallies oflate. Too much water.
Monday Mr.. Theo. Meyer brought to
town the first samples of thing made
in this county. The machine is now
in active operation.
Mr.. A. Doneghy has moved into his
handsome new residence in the west
ern suburbs.
County court was in session on Mon
day and Tuesday of this week and
transacted quite large amount of
business.
A fine banner will be presented the
Plumed Knights Saturday evening by
the ladies of Kirksville. The exercises
will be very interesting. Turn out
and witness them.
The warm rains and hot weather are
having their effect and now various
alleys and cess.pools send forth their
sickening odors. We do not know that
anybody in particular is to blame, for
with no system of sewerage or drain
age, we can't see how it could be other
wise. When water, mud, garbage and
uameless filth must slowly percolate
the soil, or stand and tester on the sur
face, a bad smell is the least of the
evils one could expect from it. In the
mean time it would be we'll to bear in
mind that in all probability King
Cholera will pay US visit next year.
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In certain school district in the
county recently. the directors could
come to no decision in regard to the
selection of a teacher. The dead lock
was finally decided by tossing up a
quarter. We understand that the
sanctif,d member of the board beat
the universallst and got his choice.
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Ladies' Winter Wraps.

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, r. Lamkin.
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Wedding Cake.

We were the recipient Monday, OF
some nice wedding cake from tn e
Lemon-Burton marriage near Mil
lard Mrs. Carrie Lemons, the bride,
and her mother Mrs. H. ]. Burton have
our thanks for their kind rembrance of
the printer.
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Important TO Voters.

At the October term of the Adair
county court the two voting precincts
In Clay township were consolidated and
the place of voting fixed at Olive Hill
school house. The voting place in
Morrow township was changed from
Gilmore school house to Stahl City.
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Pure and Nice.

Maynard's candies are attracting c
great deal Oh attention, not only tor the
handsome manner IN which they are
made, but from the fact that they are
absolutely 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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Special Notice

We have just completed a very fine
mill at Salisbury, Mo-, and have made
J. S. Baker and Co. our exclusive
agents in Kirksville. We will manu-.
facture every grade of family -four and
will warrant every sack to be exactly
as represented by them. We respect
fully ask you to call on Messers ]. S.
Baker & Co., and give our -four .
trial. LEWIS & WAyLAND.
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Hauing purchased tile entire stock OF
goods belonging TO ~ II. Baylor, we
are breba,ed to givs bargains in all
goods tn our line. We haze Just re.
eeived 20 neaO styles tn gents' hats, rs
latest n00elties in Paid. Plain, Otto
man eloth, dina Jersey aud Flannel
Snitings WAieh aos are selling very lozU.
Come in and get prizes. RESPECTFULLY,
McCHESNEY & ECHELBERGER.
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THE CORN PRIZE,
Notice to Contestants.

All persons competing for the
GRAPHIC Corn Prize and for A. NJ.
Smiths Corn Prize will please drop a
card to this office, at once, giving full
name and post-office address, SO that
no one may be missed.
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A straw.

1t Is funny to hear the democrats
talk of carrying Kansas. Hare is the
result of vote taken on train into
Topeka last Friday. 1t was given us
by Mr.. w. Bore Of this county who
was passenger. The vote stood:
Blaine Al, Cleveland 10, st. John 2,
Butler /.
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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.
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A company has been incorporated
under the laws of illinois called the
Union Scaler and Talley Co., to manu-
facture the counters invented !by Mr..
VIM. Hart of this place. The capital
stock of the company is $4,000.
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You are hereby commanded to report
with your commands uniformed and
equipped at headquarters at Kirksville,
No., on Tuesday, October the Ii, 1884
at 5 o'clock P. NJ, for special duty.
TIC. HARRIS. j. r. MUslcK,
Adjutant. Col. Com.
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Your Cotswold and Southdowna are
in very bad condition. Unless you
give them some of Days Hoese and
Cattle Powder with their teed they'l
certainly have the rot. Price 25 cents
per package of of one pound, full weight
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-10-10

John Hannah. the old and reliable
eroeeryman, Is beginning to open the
campaign in groceries and You may in
The future look out for first class gro
eeries at prices that will startle you.
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Bring on your cash and get
your groceries where you can
get the most for your money.
Halliday Bros, are selling
cheaper than anybody.
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Propr. Mer. College Hall.

While their house OF worship is
undergoing, repairs, the Presbyterian
congregation will hold services in the
Episcopal church. Sabbath school
next Sabbath at 9:30A N. Divine ser.
vice at II A. N. and at 7:30 P. N.
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VS.. Cookson is the champion cab
bage raiser of this section. He left one
at John Hannah's the other day that
weighed sixteen pounds, Who can
beat it.
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We have a nice lot of mack
erel and white fish which we
will sell at net cost to save
carrying over. Call early
while they last. Halliday Bros.
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Halliday Bros. have added
another large order of glass.
ware to their already immense
stock. Call and see them and
get their prices.
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Merchant Tailoring.
Cochrane has the
finest stock of piece
goods in the city.
Call and leave your
measure. A perfect
fit guaranteed.

Don't Work A Sick Horse-Let him
rest, diet him, and use no other medi.
cine than Days Horse and Cattle Pow.
der, manufactured by A. C. Meyer &
Co., Baltimore, Nd. Price twenty.
hive cents per package of one pound
full weight. 49,
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Flour from $l00 to $3.50 per sack at
j. S. Baker & Co.'S. All other groceries
proportionately low. Give them call.
All kind of feed on hand and delivered
to any part of the city.
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Got the Banner.

Prot. Steel of the Klrksville public
schools has had prepared and offered a
banner to the room in the public school
building showing the best grade for at
tendance and decorum. The room
showing the best grade to retain the
banner till the next monthly report.
For the present month the room pre-
sided over by Mrs. Lizzie Finch in the
Franklin school, possesses the trophy,
and the little folks are justly proud OF
the distinction. The question now is
WHO will get it next time?"
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W. ]. Wilkes has quit travelling and
will now be found al 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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OF Interest to Ladies.

Mrs. Leech has just returned from
st. Louis, where she purchased very
large and elegant line ofHats. 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 Allgaler's Kirksville
Kitchen. Give HIM call and be made
happy.
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Every one should stop and take a
look at the windows of the Rochester
Shoe Co. Have you ever seen anything
like them in town?
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Bring on your country pro-
duce, we handle immense
amounts of it. Halliday
Bros.
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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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A CARD.
KlKKsy1LLE. Mo, Oct, sth, 1884.

KlRKsv1LLE, Mo-, Oct, sth, 1884.
wish to state that the Kirksville Mercantile
College Hall built for the benefit Of the public
and is not place for officials OF the county TO drink
Intoxicating liquor. have striven with all my
energy to build hall where the most refined and
respectable people can come and not be molested,
and trust the above people Of this city and county
will not again see prominent officials setting the
ex amples they did on last Monday night.
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John Hannah says he Is getting hard
up and wants money. Those knowing
themselves to be indebted to HIM will
do well 10 call and settle their bills at
once.
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Try a sack of Mountain
FINK Flour at Halliday Bros,
only Sl.25, can't be beat.
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The obituary of Mr.. Fisher of Pet
lis county, former student at this
place, will appear in our next issue.
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Becktol & Snyder still have on hand
PeninSular, Gold Medal aud Superior
Stoves. Fire backs guaranteed to last
fifteen years.
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Merchants from the country towns
would do well to call and get our
wholesale prices on Flour.
HOVE G. Co.
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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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NJ Office OF YINAL SErrLEMEsT-sos:ce 10
esssd N the partnership estate or John Haakins
deceased, mat John Moore, administratsf OF said
estate intend TO make nnal settlement thereof, AZ
taa next term Of the Probate court OF AdAir coun-
q % be haid NJ KiTksvile on the 10th DAY of Nov,
hSA - JOHN MOORE,
Oct. sth, 1884, Administrator.