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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

Helmets, on Seventh street. The warrant sets
forth the parties were crimimally intimate.
La Due is the father OF Agnes unborn child.
The WOMAN is ct the county hospital sick. La
DUO says thai the statement of the woman in
regard TO intercourse is correct, but he sup-
posed she was o prostitute.
George MUTT, a b~artenderin Henry Hickman's
saloon on Third street, Red Wing Mimi, made
Q bet with Hickman on the age of a dog. Hick-
man wonandu upon demanding the money a quar-
rel ensued, when MUTT drew a revolver and
attempted to shoot him. A young man named
Frank Young, standing near them, threw his
arms around him to prevent the shooting, when
MUTT pressed the muzzle against Young body
and fired, tho ball passing into Young's groin.
He foil to the floor in q pool of blood, while
MUTT coolly walked out doors and escaped in a
row boat to Wisconsin.
Detective O'Connor returned to st. Paul with
Keenan,, the defaulting treasurer of jackson
county, Ohio, whom he arrested recently on n
farm where he WAS working under the name of
Reed, between Blue Grass and Walcott, Iowa.
Keenan, came to st Paul without reauisitinn
papers, saying that he knew his arrest would
come sooner or lator. The prisoner was placed
In the county jail, pending the arrival of off cers
from Cincinnati, they having autographed that
they were coming with a requisition from Gov.
Hoadley. Keenan, declined to make any state
ment On the train, however, he told OtCon-
nor that the amount he was alleged to have de-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. too large, ard that he
was only short 9l5,0G0. He says his bonds
men owe him $4,000.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

Clark's paper mills at Narcotics, Ill, were
MEaed Loss, $780, 600; fully insured
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

From tho Macon, Ga, Telegraph and Messeu.
ger.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20

The Tacoma Ledger, tie other dsv,
in speaking Of the Puysllup branch,
said II vould be useless 10 inform the
Seattle papers that this piece Of road.
=" ass always regarded BY the company
As ths western end of the Cascade d.
vision
We unite in that opinion. 1t would
be useless. The Ledger was correct for
once in treating this subject. II
might have gone further and declared
that is would De useless 60 80 inform
sny one coLverssns with the facts for
the facts would not bear out any such
assertion.
Until within a few weeks past, when
IL became necessary 70 do something TO
secure q further hold upon the valuable
lands of King county. the Northern
Pacific Company had not definitely de
termined this question itself. That
this is 50 Was made apparent in many
ways, bat notably and last in the pabli-
cation of its maps for 1854, to which
the attention of the Ledger is respect
fully called.
The famous GOLD map has located
upon il the Cascade branch from Aims
worth direct to Seattle. by a line run
ming parallel with the Puyallup branch.
having connection with the latter by
means Of the road from Tacoma to
Seattle. This map was issued early in
the year. and was followed by the
spring folder, with a map in which the
Cascade road is shown from Ainsworth
10 Seattle. the road running parallel
With the Puyallup branch, but having
no connection with il whatever.
These maps were issued by the au-
thority. under the direction and at the
expense of the Northern Pacific Com.
pany. They were intended to indicate
its various lines, completed, 10 course
of construction aud projected. The
Puyaitup line was completed seven
years ago, and was properly represented
on both maps, bat not as section of
the Cascade division.
If the company itself did not know
that the Puyalinp branch was a part of
the Cascade division, and did not rep
resent il so on its maps, it would be, as
the Ledger saws, useless TO SO inform the
Seattle papers, and, as We say, equally
useless to SO inform any one else who
il acquainted with the situation and
conversant with the facts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20
FOREIGN.
England and the Conference.

LONDON, May 19.-In the Commons
Gladstone. replying to Bartlett, CoRser-
vative, said the govern sDent adhered 20
the position that Egyptian liquidation
should be the basis of the conference.
Ii the conference asked an explanation
of England's position in regard TO the
affairs OF Egypt. 1t will be the govern
ments desire to promote an exchange
of views. As to reciprocally exchanging
views, they will consult with other pow
ers at she earliest possible moment.
The Northwest aHdian Troubles.
WINNIPEG. May l9.-The trouble is
rapidly coming to climax among the
Indians of the Northwest Territory.
Piapot has called big sun dance with
all the Indians, and will demand to be
given land where they can get fresh fish
to counterfeit the effects of bacon. which
has spread scurvy throughout the
camps. causing fifty of his people to die
Ia three months. Complaints of broken
pledges of the government as to sup
plies urge the Assinaboines and ether
tribes to join the movement for a
change. The bands are armed and de-
flying the authorities. Cannon and
troops have been sent to the frontier
from Regina, and fight is anticipated
Victoria Notes.
VICTORIA, May 10. -Arrived-Steamer
Mexico, from San Francisco, and bark
May Ellen, from Hongkong.
Hon. Allen Francis, ex- United States
Consul, left today for his new station at
Port Stanley. Ont.
The folio wing Victoria passengers
sailed today for San Francisco per Geo.
w. Elder Miss Dunsmuir, K. III. Kit
tredger and wife, Miss E. Dunsmuir, NJ
c. Mcdowell and wife, A. NJ. Kohlberg
+. ID. Rosenbaum, G. d. Frank, r. b.
Linton, and % in she storage.
Bark Nellie May, from Hong kong
brings $50 Chinese. The Mexico today
also brought 80 Chinese passengers.
Bishop or Ripon.
LONDON, May 19.-Canon Boyd Car
penter has been created Bishop of
Ripon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20

Coiiins said be vas not to be deferred
from his advocacy OF the bill bv ang
suggestion IS 20 the imminent presidan-
tiai election. Let il come with all the
issues that might be involved. He did not
believe the passage Of the bankruptcy
act would initiate against the interests
of his party.
Tne motion vas lost-ayes 1877, nays
ii5. not the Necessary sse-shirds vote
in the affirmative.
The Banking and Currency Commit
tee was next on the list. and wilkins
was ready vith . resolution fixing dav
Tor the consideration Of the Mcpherson
bill. but motion to adjourn v4s inter
iected and carried.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20
ATTE9 TuE PANIC

W. D. SCOTT ca.
Ngw York. May I9.-w. b. Scott 4
Co., brokers, have suspended.
ERIE SUSPENSION.
ERnx, Pa, May i9-Tse Erie County
Savings B,nk of this city suspended
this morning. The capital is $l50,0O
aud the liabilities $3o.u0. Ii - said
that the President has been dabbling In
oil. He has loft the city.
sUME.
Nrv Yonx. Nav Is-The sympathy
extended 10 Donneil. Lawson 4 Simp-
s.,u indnced them TO sabmis q pro osi-
ton to their creditors. which sill result
IN their resnming in few days
REVIEW or THE DAT.
Ciovernments are lower. At the third
call q 6rmer feeling prevailed. Tbs
stock market was lover, and before the
first call q decline Of hA3 per cent
took piAca. This xas succeeded by q
closed firm. Compared with Saturday
closing prices are AtsS per cent lower
xArIED.
N. Morfoa. dealer in china. has failed
for $4,000.
Wall street Is qni~s- No statementl
Of suspended firms have YET been made
susPESsEoS OF rxrKRssUE0 BANK.
Pgrxsxsuza. May l9-fn consequence
Of heavy runs, the Planters and Me-
chanicx' Bank has temporarily s1s
pended TIE n0tiee by the Board u
Directors and she President says thai II
. satisfactory arrnneeDent b made. tn
bank vii be abls 70 pay every cent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20

Geo. Andrews, of Lowell, although
salt-rheum ulcers covered half his body,
vas cured by Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20
For Sale.


A DRgSSMAKER WHO THOR :
n oaghly understands making button
hoses also room for one apprsnfice. APP
dspArtmenr Seoond and AaxiQn St. Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20

.Yx O..ps roLkxs' CoScExFE- Tue
managers of We Ode Folkes' Concerto
announce that on this svenin4' Snsn me
,oun eloeke shall strike the hoare OF J;
ali W goode people, bottle yoasee 80
olde, snsrriede aud snina1sss, . -
hsys gnoie voices and can rcsae M
80. sssallxe. viii please neete IN tns
Iin'xersltis Chapel, for rehearsai. Al
- ,osski. singers. and especially ye alto
SINGER. please take this ~ . pefssnss. .
invstatioss. and let NJ have kooar
tnrne oats. -
R.oxx Hrs Hrs. On the Lass trip OF
snA sLip Prussia tbsloneing TO biAke'sl
nm tAe coast. Capt wickbsre, master %
th.t vessel, fell Gown IN open hatch Aro
hr..ke s~ver#i ribs- He - IN ssAttss o
- prsssnt tins.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20

next door to Esmonins Coffee and Spice
Mills. An entirely new method II used
for wishing fine emhruiderics. which. on
trial. must commend itself 20 ladies, scour-
ing and anket c'eaning: also. gentle
men clothing cleaned at short notice milo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20
PRACTICAL
PIANOMAKER

DRoF. NITsCHKE Is IN TOWN AND
not in q hurry TO leave. either. but
viii stay "a long as necessary for honest
and thorough work; result he has the
cream of the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20
PACIFIC COAST.

Sax Francisco, MAY I9.-ln the sharon
case az pert George q. Hickox was placed
an tie stand. be proposes Go give DIS
testimony on the alleged marriage con
tract by aid of stereoptlcian.
Anullcation to have the hail OF the
,wo neriured witnesses Mrs. Martha
Wilson aud Arthur Welis-feuaceu
fram Sa0.ue0 20 $4,000, vas denied ey
the court.
Hasiies Recovered.
CLASS VALLEY, May 10 The bod es
of HAYES and Chapeli have been rs
eoyerrd from the cave IN Forest spring,
which took place Saturday last. ne
bodies of Laurence aud wallace we're
recovered on she day of the accident.
shippamx Intelligence.
s.x FaASctsoo, May l9.-Arrived--
s.s.a ~ s,altfornia, from Portland. -
s,a,l.d-St.amer Oregon, for Astoria
| shin Occidental, for Nsnaiano snip As
terra, for Nanaimo bark Montana, fo'
| Port To~usend.
| T,roosR. May ia.-Ships Cansda
| and Yosemite passed IN and steamer
| Elder ta 81. Il out "a 6 p IA.
| ponr LUDLOW, May l9.-Arrivea-
| pa,k Saoanorr and barkeutine kiikisat
from San FRANCHISES:
pour BtAxEIY. May i9-Arrtvtd-
Rr,o Tanner. from san Francisco.
ponr ASagrEs. May fs.--Bark ana
barksntine passed east
san Eraaeisee stock Market
"a. FnAscIsco. Nav II, Alta &ss
R.lcher |. 10. Best q BeiehsF ~, no OIL
Con. aa5, Buiwer aae. Choiiar 80 -, Su :.
| yirginss nc. Grown Point i.sAs "a,
| FORMS &C, Geuid 4 Garry 10, hAs g, :
Norcross ~, Mexican lsu. Mono ~
ophir j. savage SIC. ssesfs N.s :, -
llhs. linton Con s.us. Yellow sackss : =. =
potosi &C, Bullion 90. NOUN La
40. Utah ITO. Eureka Con. sao' Aa1'
LA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20


nAsRIsBuao, Pa, MAY l9.-rhe as
san session OF tue Grand Encampmens
~ " r., met today. The Grand
Luxe meets tomorrow in the Opera
assse About 500 del, gates have al
Nads arrived.
Al Open Letter frem WAYNE Mac
Weigh 20 Reniamiu %. Brisasw
rAiLApEIPHIA. MAY 1.-the Time'
saoffos will contain an open letteI
=. "m ex Attorney General MacNeagh
%sA-secretary Bristow on Arthur "a a
RESIDENTIAL candidate. IL opens thus
- notice that You are announced o.
Ea'ess meeting tomorrow night IL
LORI IN support of the proposition
aaa me political career of Arthur makes
- elevation 10 the presidency BY ths
sc cs o. his fellow-citlxens more desir
As ttan those, for instances. Of Sena
- Edmnnds or senator sherman. o.
y other OF our public men, who's
- ssnes are frequently used IN oonnecsioi
A saAt great office. As You extortes
adniration and support and d
snars contemptnous hostility eigh
sears ago by yonr efforts 10 bring IN
ass In high places TO punishment.
N snrry 10 find myself differing .
acAiiy from you a. 20 the pres nj duh
n,sn who are for higher and pure
ansic e.bat my warm personaI re9ar'
Vt you makes me DESTROYS that you
ecn sheuld be a go ID speech. even y
"a cause. venture, therefore. z
sAsf you a few suggestions. ~ tn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20

ID EM0vED II HAVE REMOVED
n. my coffee and spice mill from Cherry
street TO lI2I Front. bet California Market
ard the French laundry. Twill be glad TO
have old Gu toners continue their patron
age, and invite the pubic generally to call.
Telephone iA CiA EsMOSTN. my16
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20
Ohio CYrIsne.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May ia heavy
wind and rain storm visited the village
Of Iarletop. Pickaway county. this af-
ternoon. About 30 houses were unroof-
ed, being nearly the entire village.
Fences were blown down, trees uproot-
ed, and a man named Keroschner was
dangerously hurt by a falling black
smith shop. The same storm passed in
the city OF Lancaster, where several
buildings we're unroofed, and the am
phitheatre at the fair grounds and race
course was destroyed. Several horses
were killed nv faiilug hama
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20
Bishop or Ripou

LONDON, May l9.-Canon Boyd Car
penter has been created Bishop o.
Ripon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20
ssys Poisoned.

an,ARAlsBuRa (ky.). May ia hor-
as ease OF Wholesale poisoning by
sen'eck took place near this place To
~ Eighteen boys, after PLAYING n
sssn a OF baseball. started in search of
eu pfsnips, but got hold of deadly
ssaa'ock instead. The boys ate freely
aa Mi were taken violently Ill. Two
s'eo almost Immediately and five are In
sefitlcal condition and not expected 60
i've The others are suffering mora or
- Irom the poison. TIE particulars
~ ~ mtaeFe thus far and the names of
NC BOYS are not known.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20


last. To this Collins objected, and the
Speaker proceeded 90 call the States for
bills. The following were introtnced
and referred /:
Ry Wells. authorizing tue Secretary
Of the Treasury of tie United Stsstcs. as
soon as may he, 10 ass all surplus money
IN the Treasury for the redemption OF
bonds outstanding at n price not above
par. :.
thu Treasury 10 allow rebate OF 10 per
cent on goods imported IN vessels OF
American register.
Holman. from the Committee on APP
nr,,nristious. reported the legislative,
ind,cial and executive appropriation
bills
Hurd. from the Committee On Ways
ard Means. moved On suspend the rules
=, order 10 PASS the bill 20 abolish dis
cr,uinat,nr duties on works OF art. she
rrs,aurtion OF foreign and American
artists. The bill imposes duty OF
percentage cd Fxaiorrn on works OF ART
Shelter the production of foreign OF
| American artssss- kasson. Belmont and
. Rnr,a susske in favor of the motion. and
, Damn. Mills, Warner. of Ohio. aud Bon
!. txlle against il. TIE motion was lust =
! yeas 81. nays ia9.
The House then, on motion OF Kan
. IAN. pfoceedsxi 30 the consideration Of
|. sha spprspriation bills The consular
, and dsplansatic appropriation biils were
/ | uass<sa-yeAs Ia. nays 30 lie arm,
ard District of Coiumbia appropria
t,on hills passed without opposition.
Collins. from the COMMITTEES on Judl
. cisrv. showed 90 suspend fee rules ans
Q ssos,s the resolution making the senAf'
= bankrupscy bill special oflsr fol
TUESDAY,, June 10TH
!. CuIbertson Of Texas favored the mo
!, ton. - ~,
shanld nos be pressed until the pres
I aeutisl election ~ over. a osnAf1p
isg vas demoralixina and rretnos'ss Q
|, a,shone~fy. A. this very time wal
: street. was IN naeasfrom OF spco1ia
ion and great uarzes we're resting an
ass he shadow Of disgrace on sccoaia
. Of thas speculation. Coneress snooi.
-. encourage this by the passage OF
} hsnsrups Iaw which shcnld operate :
c an injury 90 public nnorsis snd soul'
4 xark ruin 10 thousands Of widows an
4 orphans .xu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20

a ND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
a 0rAfs house. c0rnsr fifxh and Tor
ra0s< ny2
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TO TEACHERS.

How nsany fyou can, and will at
tend a teachers institute this summer |!
Drop me card, you that can be pres
ent. stating the time you can best at
tend by SO doing we can ascertain
the tine that wiz suit best /; then we
VIII lix the d4.e to suit the greatest
nun1ber. County CoMM'R,
P. s.--W1l not begin with less than
thirty u forty reachers.
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Graphic Premiums.

! Rear in mind the GRAPHIC Offers.
$4,000 for the best acre of com raised
in Ada1r county. aaa 1854 ala.
Am. Smith. offeis $40 ior the
second best acre of corn.
uW.sL Griggs SIo for the best half
acre OF tobacco. Oft sci ~
We hope there viii bea large num-.
Der of contestants. Open to every-
body, withou. conditions or cost.
IS
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Another Premium.

In addition to the two premiums
offered for the first and second best
acre of corn we are now authorized to
offer one for the best acre Of tobacco.
Mr.. w. L. Griggs authorizes Us to say
that he will give $40 for that purpose.
Parties who desire to plant the weed"
can procure seed of Mr.. Griggs.
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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 twill
pay you large dividends on your m
yestment. Illustrated catalogue and
College Journal sent FREE by addressing
d.. MUssELMAN, Principal. =
nco.6m
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Fish! Fish! Fish.

Halliday Bros. are again in the lead
OIL fish. We have just received
large Shipment which we will sell either
wholesale or retail, and guarantee
PRICE and QUALITY. We open our tisn
and let yoa see vhat you are getting.
No blindfold business with this honse.
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Cattle Wanted.

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

Selling eueyything atfost. Stock IN.
broken, variety erfelknk IavIH not ask
oger cost, nor allen any goods sold at
more than cost, as I must close up BY
Iune the first. D,ygOOds, Boots, Shoes.
Hat, Caps, Notions and eve,ytAing
nsnally Kept at a first class dry goods
stare. Come and see 6efoys bnyirg TO,
Thrill snit you in 60th goods and prfees.
ri il w. b. HARLAN.
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Oh Yes. Oh Yes!

Be 1T known unto all parties that d.
J. Hoye & Co. have purchased the feed
store OF Ross & Co., and will hereafter
keep constantly ON hand all kinds of
feed and -four by the car load I've
thema call. ~
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Strawberry Festival and ImprOmpuu
Concert.

The young ladies of the Presbyte-
rian church will have Strawberry and
Ice Cream Festival in the Masonic
Hall, on Saturday night, May II.
Good music will be furnished by the
Arion Glee Club and others. Admis.
sion ten cents. All are invited
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Save Your Money.

'ke competition and ask my friends to
.smy prices on Groceries. Dry Goods
sonp-i oes, etc, with the best houses in
Boots, sh and then deal where you can get
hlrksviiie, your money. i mean business.
LEY INC Ahu 'ee Willard NO.
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Our news collector at Crawfo I'd STA

Our news collector at Crawfo I'd sta
ton sends the following items finter-
est from that section: Small a mount
of corn planted as yet. Too " ct on
the bottoms. Our school seems % be
prosperng under the manageme Mt of
Miss Rosa Lay. The family of Mr..
Overeen, formerly of Kirksville, but
more recently OF this place, has moved
TO the vicinity of Kansas City. CT. w
Rupe has taken a large contract on
ties, but. reports tie makers scare e.
Allen Crawford expects to make quite
extensive Improvements on his ia I'M
soon. Albert Brookbanks seems to
be the unfortunate mar" of this Sec
ton. Last winter he cut his foot while
tie making. 1t had hardly healed W hen
he cut other one IN the same way
and now he's suffering with a feloli.
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Take Notice.

Country produce taken in exchange
for millinery at Mrs. o. S. Denson's,
opposite Post-office. Goods new and
first class.
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Police

One oil the high toned c oq q
men was captured last Tne5
for being in a Place he hadn't
er" and his departure from the pat.
reeatude relieved HIM OF two dollars
and cost. Another OF the spruce young
men of town, white, laid s4.45 tribute
before bus honor, the mayor, for being
found outside the paths of virtue.
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Information.

hany peoples otherwise very
med, are ignorant Of the fact
ere is an establishment in this
where can be secured all kinds OF
house furnishing goods, both new and
second hand, from pie Fan to a COOK
ing stove. We will from time to time,
hereafter, quote new arrivals and
prices in this space. AT present we
have an excellent line warranted at
from S. 90 TO $1,000.
BURT & GERRY,
po,,o, Glove
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TIE only successful down binder
nov Il use, and the finest machine Of
the L1nd ever brought to tins county
Come and see it. No Oh sree for ad-
MISSION. One block west of the Par
cells House. IN
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Halliday Bros are having regular
"boom' in the grocery business this
spring. Help 1t along and go with the
tide. Every body knows you can get
better goods and more for the money
there than any where IN Knksrills-
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s5o,N Reward.

For the boy VIII % inv'ns- -,
him to Halliday Bros. anu ~ .'u 1T
find the place. Don'ti, en-, NJ
side public square, Kinks, Me- "''
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On Exhibition.

The Buckeye Down Binder, the
greatest achievement in mechanical
skill. is now on exhibition at the ware
house Of Kennedy e. Link.
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Strawberries and Cream.

And Chocolate ice cream at Queen
Restaurant, Saturday evening, May
18th. Ice Cream always on hands, and
families or parties furnished ON short
notice.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-05-16
The Popular Del list.

Dr,J. T. Kemp, can always be
found in his Office ready to- promptly
do any thing IN his line. All work war
ranted first class n3
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-05-16
Sold Out.

Ross & Co. have closed out their
feed business, in Kirksville, and request
all parties indebted to call and settle at
once.