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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24

STATE TICKET
Chief Justice,
4. II. HoIToN, OF Atehisoa.
For Associate Justice,
l5;:|::. . !: !: ::
- - - ". a JOHN Ton ,oi Ottawa
For Governor,
JOHN A. MAKIIN Atchison.
For iientenant- Governor.
~ az A. 4. RIDDLE of Crawford.
~ ~ - ~ For Secretary OF State.
r. y. ALLEN, of sedg sck.
For Auditor,
r.. J.. McCABE, of Graham.
For Treasurer,
ST HOWE, of Marion
FOR Attorney General.
:. IL. BRADFORD, of Usage.
For Superintendent Public Instruction,
j. II. LAWIiEAD, of bourbon
For State senator, }5rd District
John KELLY, OF sedgwick
Rep sath li.t RI DOLfn HATFIELD
Rep both dist ..-... ROBERT LAWRENCE
COUNTY TICKET.
Clerk Dist. Court ....-....... {. \ VAN MSS
Probate Judge ....-.....-F b JEW Ell
County Attorney -. J NJ BALDERsTON
Supt Pub. instr .s.,-..B. ID. HAMMONL
Coroner -....... c. NJ. GARRISON
Comm, ID dis t ....-.-.... .... L. A WILSON
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24

In special dispatch from Ohio. Gath
telcgraphs: "Ohio * for Blaine in October.
| have looked into il aud feel that it will be
the British parjy's Waterloo. Yet not Il
sincw will be spared. The Germans are
coming 10 the front for Blaine Ike fellow
men,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24

Experienced politicians say tha; Butler
viii ge; more votes than Cleveland in New
York City, in several New jersey manufae-
tuing cities and in Massachusetts,.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24
Fl. K kjIJLOGG,
Grain and Produce Commission
Merchant.

Chicago market reports received every fifteen
minutes from $50 A NJ. to 800 T.. NJ. Office
under Citizens Bank. wichits, Kansas. Deal
ers in grain aud produce invited to make my
Office their headquarters. d-3-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24
S SCIENTIFIC WONDER (!
THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY AND CURE
FOR ALL PAINS 4 ACHES!

G TT r II $
RHEUMATISM in from one to six days
NEURALGIA in one hour
T00THACHE in one minute.
COUGHS and COLDS in twenty-four hours.
SPRAINS in one hour
SORE THROAT in ten minutes
COLO or CRAMPS in ten minutes.
PAIN in the BACK or SIDE in ten minutes
HEADACHE in three minutes.
EARACHE in three minutes.
DIARRHGA in one hour.
Catarrh Fever and Ague Cuts Burns Bruises Dyspepsia
Piles Frosted Feet Bunions Asthma Inflammation OF the
Kidneys Contracted Cords Muscles
All Infammatoy Aches and three
minutes three days
This household should be cry fDajLy n
permanent al II recommended.
There be danger in perfectly harmless hea
used according directions regtJic
juices bar resins fow enoced nth
derfa healing and edaire properties prefyed caag By he
proprietor Pain cannot ert length t ebere The
/" WONDER7 freely.
Sold by Swentze Douglas Druggists. opposite the P.O
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MILAN Il GATES.
Their New Office Rooms.

We dropped in at MILAN & Gates
new Office rooms this week and found
them fixed up in fine style. They oc-
cupy the whole second story over
Hopes on the south side, and have
FIVE handsome rooms. The front has
been fitted up specially as a law office
with library and consultation room
for the use OF Mr.. MILAN in that
specially. The south room will be de-
voted entirely to the real estate bust
ness under the immediate charge of
Mr.. Gates. The firm are certainly well
fixed and We wish them a large and
prosperous business as recompense
for their enterprise. We learn that the
firm contemplate doing large amount
of advertising in the eastern states the
present summer and will make special
efforts to attract attention to this por-
ton of north Missouri.
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JOAQUIN Miller,

a story from whose pen We are now
publishing, has just written new book
which is creating a sensation In many
circles, under the title of "Memorle
and Rime." Mr.. Miller regards this as
the best book he has ever written. 1t is
full Of romantic incidents of his early
frontier life, containing many gems OF
poetry-for Mr.. Miller ranks among the
best of the worlds poets. 1t is pub
lished by Funk & Wagnalls, New York,
at the low price Of IS cents In paper
binding. See their large advertise
ment on another page.
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1T STANDS HIGH.
The Greatest Remedy of the Age for
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis ana
Consumption.

your Golden Balsam is gaining
high reputation in this city, for Throat
and Lung diseases. Every body speaks
of it in the highest TERMS Chas. f.
Lee, st. Joseph, No.
please send Us FIVE dozen MARsH's
GOLDEN BALsAM at once. We are en-
tirely out ard are having calls every
day. We are selling more of 1t than
any other cough medicine, and we keep
all the leading remedies y EldridRs
e. Son, druggists, Thayer, Kansas.
81 cannot uss language too strongly
IN recommending MARsH's GOLDEN BAL
sAM to all who are troubled with any
Throat or Lung affection, There Is
nothing to equal t."-LJ. W. Brown
Kansas City. Mo.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAa for the
Throat and Lungs. and MARsH's Col
DEy Blood G. Liver Tonic. are for sale
by W G. Fout. druggist, Kirksville, Mo
Large bottles so cents and 81.
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DIED.

Eth4lena, aged seven months, ten days, infant
daughter of J. G. aud Annie Edwards, was called
home after short Illness from lung disease, Mon
daT, March 10th, ut p. III.
Little Etha. although so Young, was possessed OF
sweet winning ways that eudearedI her TO all; but
she was too choice flower 70 bloom In earth's
fields, and'the master thought best to transplant
her in the garden of Paradise. she has gone TO
join her sainied mother, whose death preceded
hers the 18th of Aug, 1s3: since that time she
has been tenderly cared for by her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, who did all in their power 10
save their little darling. Much heartfelt sympathy
Is expressed for the deeply bereaved father and
relatives IN their great ioss.
The funeral services were condusted by Rev. J.
g. Williams. and the remains were laid 10 rest in
the wilmathviile cemetery.
Weep not for thy lovely babe,
That sleeps beneath the sod:
Angels have borne thy child away
Itsprit rests with God.
Perhaps he needed another gem
To place in the sloriods crown:
Another little voice 10 sing
In praises about his throne. F.K.N.
WllmAthViIle, No.
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Notice of Election of Town Officers

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual or regular election ola Mayor and
four Councilmen for the ensuing year
of the Town of Kirksville, Adair Co,
two councllmen for each ward) vii! be
held on Tuesday, April 1st, 1884.
The place OF voting In the first OF
north Ward will be at the office of ',
Miller & Co.'S lumber yard.
The place of voting In the second or
south Ward will be at the Office of G.
w. DeReamer's lumber yard.
This the 10th day ofMarch, 1884.
Attest: THOMAS SEES,
A. NJ. SMITH, Mayor
Clerk.
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Mob Law in Kirksville.

Good citizens generally, everywhere
deprecate the outbreak of mob Yio-
lence yet there may be instances when
there is no other resort, out the fact
that Messrs Burt & Gerry have taken
full charge ofthe Boston Store on the
north side Of the square and propose
to keep a keep tull line of new and
second hand goods OF every descrip-
ton, such as furniture, stoves. hard
ware. Queensware, notions, mirrors,
frames and in fact, any article in the
household furnishing goods line
and a thousand and one other
articles needed by the public deserves
special and extended notice. Those
who wish to save money IN the pur-
chase of goods Of this description should
not fail to call and see them They
will be found on the north side Of the
square.
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Notice Of Sale.

l will deed to any one who will pay
off my Indebtedness to John Caskey all
my property at New Baden Springs
including hotel, which alone cost me
$4,000, baths, stables, springs, squares
and unsold lots, 40 in number My
reason for this is to protect my other
creditors. John Caskey intends to
sell me out on April Oh. See
Trustees Sale published In KirksvilIe
Democrat of March 10th, 1884. Ny
debt to John Caskey is about $1,000
GEORGE SHAW.
New Baden.
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republican Mass Meeting.

The Republicans Of Adair county,
Mo. will meet in Baylor's Hall, in
Kirksville, on Saturday, April 5th, 1884
for the purpose of elechng six delegates
to the Republican State Convention at
Sedalia, Missouri, on the 9th of April.
1884, also six delegates to the Republi-
can Congrt ssional Convention OF the Ist
District of Missouri, at Kirksville, on
the 9Th of April. 1884.
THos, ]. DocKERY, R. N. ToLER.
Secretary. Chm Rep. Co. Com.
March 9Th, 1854.
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Across The Charlton.

DeleTFeu Correspondence.
Mr.. H. Knight with wife and daugh-
ter, OF Macon, county were visiting
Samuel Snyder, and other relatives last
week.
The school at Hickory Grove closed
on the 18th with grand exhibition.
1t was taught by Miss Amy D. MILL
ken and like all OF Miss Amy's schools
was a great success.
Frank Weaver has rented the S. A.
Murphy farm.
awe are glad to learn that I. w.
Prentice is able to be around again.
Mr.. S. Burchett has been vely sick
with nfammatory rheumatism. At
last accounts was getting better.
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Wanted.

400 Children Wanted to take a
course in Penmanship at Smiths Bust
ness College. Pupils can enter any
day Sixty lessons for $500. Public
schools close in few days and parent
cannot do better thing than to give
their children a thorough course IN
pcnmsnshlp.
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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
tina. he will give SO for that purpose.
Parties who desire to plant the weed"
can procure seed of Mr.. Griggs.
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Normal Notes.

lessons and happier students.
Something new in the Normal. The
board has treated the office to hand
some secretary and writing desk, and
Mr.. Ross has high stool besides.
Five new engravings OF prominent
American educationists, nearly life.
size, were received this week. Among
them are DR.. w. I. Harris, A. d. Mayo
and John Seaton.
Last Wednesday Mr.. J. T. Paden
read On interesting article from the
last number oil the Century On ''The
Destiny of the Universe" to his Astron-
my class.
Here is query Of, perhaps, little I'M
portance. What is the cause of that
disgusting odor of smoked tobacco
which frequently otfends the nostrils Of
students, teachers and visitors, in diff
erent rooms OF the Normal? Hope the
faculty will consider this outrage, and
with It's twin brother, splitting on the
floor, Danish it from the bnilding for
ever.
Miss Zoe Lee, of Edna, was visiting
the school this week and was highly
delighted with nearly everything she
saw.
Prof. d. R. McAnally, of Columbia
University will lecture In the Normal
again next Monday morning on News
papers" He spoke here last year on
Words" and is a highly entertaining
gentleman.
Prot. Macmillan of the Mexico pnbIic
schools, with eight of his assistants are
expected to visit the Normal this week
More anon concerning them.
Pres. Blanton has succeeded in en-
gaging Judge j. F. Phillips, of St.
Louis, to deliver the annual address in
June.
B. F. Carroll has recovered from his
severe attack Of cold, and is back IN
school again.
Mr.. j. T. Paden spent last FRIDAY in
Knox City with ]. A. Riley, where he
delivered one of his practical lectures.
Elder Russell conducted the opening
exercises Thursday.
All those that wish to graduate, and
want grade in subjects not studied at
this school will he given an examlna.
ton the last Thursday of this term.
Mr.. j. w. Jones a graduate of the
Senior class of 1897 was shaking hands
with old friends at the Normal Mon
day.
&C. Willis IS" of 1872 was visit
ing the school Monday, he thinks OF
entering next term, Mr.. W. Is one OF
Adair'1 most successful! teachers.
The other visitors we note this week
are Judge Glen, S. NJ. Pickler and Mr..
J. Wait.
Miss Allie Updyke left school last
Friday to teach three months school
at Wilmathville. Wages s2S per
month.
Prof. Blanton read card to the two
years class Wednesday from z. H.
Austin of Darlington, Mo-, requesting
the Prof. TO send him six gilt edge
male teachers" We are glad to see
that the people are beginning to appre
clale the Normal school, and that
when they want superior article they
know where to send fer if.
The faculty have assumed the title of
"Mr," instead OF Prof. as heretofore.
Mr." Blanton introduced the various
members of the faculty to the school by
their new titles Tuesday morning, he
said as the title did not affect the lady
members of the faculty they would not
change their names at present.
Preparations are beng made to cele-
brate Thomas Jefferson's birthday
April End. The "a and "B' classes
are to lead ID the exercises.
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HOME SWEET HOME.
BE 1t Ever so Humble There Is no
Place Like Home.

Every man whatever his walk in
life should have home and every one
may. If any has the least doubt 10.
him read the list Of cheap bargain
given below. When writing in re-
gard to this property mention that
you saw 1t in the Weekly GRAPHIC.
No. 147. Farm of AZ acres, 2 miles
north OF Kirksville. ALI in fine mead
ow, good house and fencing. fair barn.
Rented until March LIST, 1885.
No. 19-Farm Of so acres miles east
of Kirksville; all under fence and in
cultivation; 50 acres set in meadow;
young maple grove OF acres, orchard
Is apple and 40 peach trees; frame
house l IL story, 8 rooms, barn 27x3S;
plenty of good water. Price, 200. on
good terms.
No. 20-Farm of 80 acres, ga
miles west of Kirksville; 65 acres under
fence, 40 in cultivation; young orchard
OF % apple trees; - acres OF wheat
now in, with good prospect of crop.
Dwelling one story, four rooms; good
stone cellar; spring and well near house
stabling for SIX horses. Price $500.
No 202-Farm of 12O acres. IL miles
south of Kirksville, IS acres in cultiva-
ton; 45, timber; so orig inally prairie;
orchard OF rs apple trees; wells on
the place. House 12 story, 6 rooms.
Stabling for 10 horses. Price 2400, one
half cash, bal. one year at per cent
or cash 1900.
No. 216- Farm of SO acres, 5 miles
south of Klrksvllle. l ml'e to depot,
all under good rail fence so acres in
cultivation, balance hazel brush and
black oak. House of 4 rooms small
barn: good granary. Orchard of 80
apple trees. Price $3.50, terms to
suit.
No. 41-Farm of 40 acres, a
miles west of Kirksville; about IL acres
fenced and in cultivation. Two small
houses. one log and one frame. Price
5000, $50 cash. balance In one and two
years.
IL sections OF fine grazing land, roll
ing prarle with about enough timber
for posts for fencing same, at So per
per acre. 1erIn5 given.
No. dollhouse of 4 rooms, / 1-2
story, 2 lots, new, $50.
No. Toulouse, 2 rooms, 2 lots
$500.
No 1I1-House 4 small rooms, lots
$3.50.
No 10 House l IL story, addition
story, II rooms, good harm and car
rage house, two lot well filled with
fruit and ornamental trees, good well !
and cistern, price $1,000
No 49, House of 5 rooms, good barn
ard wood house. One lot. Rents for |
IS 1-3 per month. Price $500
No Dollhouse II rooms, cellar. barn
and wood house, all in good repair
House suitable for two families. Grape |
arbor and other fruits and shade trees. |
Two blocks from the square. Price
S1400. Rents for Is to 20 dollars per |
Month
No99- House IL story, rooms.
barn and smoke-house, lot 165x155;
price s1O50. Would trade for small |
farm.
nave disO uuitllp IOFCu, iOiliue |
prairie lands from IL to 20 miles south
west of KirksvIlle, IN tracts of from 80 |
to 1900 acres, at from $50 to ) dollars
per acre Investment In these lands
will prove profitable, whether tor pur
pose OF improving or for speculation
Town lots and small tracts in and
Kirksville. Lots at from 40 to
$50 dollars.
A. NJ. SMITH, KrksWiie, Mo.
Clock Box 81 Please mention this pa
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School Election

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual school election in Kirksvllle school
district will be held at che Washington
school building on Tuesday, April Ist,
1884. to elect Two directors. The terms
ofP. F. Greenwood and John Burton
expire with the end OF the present
school wear. p. +. GREENWOOD,
Joseph DOUGLASS, President.
Clerk.
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4 Card.

The Arion Glee Club desire to ex-
press their sincere thanks to the ladies
and members of the orchestra who so
kindly assisted at their late concert and
to the public generally for their atten-
dance and cordial support.
Very Truly, COMMITTEE
PER McFADoy.
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TO THE LADIES
Of Kirksyllle and Surrounding COun-
try.

w. G Fout would respectfully say
that he has the largest and finest stock
of Wall Paper and Window Curtains
ever brought to town, styles the most
beautiful and unique. He does not
ask you to buy but simply stop at his
palace drug store on the west side and
ask to be shown his large and varied
stock. Don't fail to see his beautiful
designs.
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You need not be frightened about
frost bitten cattle, as Brewington &
DAVIS deal only in well fatted healthy
stock, and they will continue to furnish
the most tender and toothsome steak
at the old stand.
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Dedication.

The New Union church, IN what is
know as the 'Illinois Bend" IN Pettis
township will be dedicated on the 18th
of April at which time four or five able
ministers will be present A large at
tendance is desired. 49.3t
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Charles L. Bennett

Has bought out his partner C. w.
Nelson and will have sole charge of
that popular grocery establishment
hereafter. All parties knowing them
selves indebted are requested to call
as the old books must be closed up.
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"HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and 80 cents.
SHILOHS CURE WILL immediate
" relieve Group, WhoOping cough and
bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee on
ever bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never
Jaiis to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of shiloh's Catarrh Remedy,
Price so cents. Sold by 7. R. Fowler. krks
yilIa
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Farmers need, and ought to have q
cup OF hot coffee, goo6 lunch or q
square dinner when they come to town
and they can get 1t at Uncle Charley
Allgaier's, Klrksville Kitchen. Try
him.
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4 Prize.

$50 Gold Dollars will be gwen to
the farmer who runs raises the largest
crop of corn ON five acres, this season.
For particulars see
49-4t KENNEDY & LINKS.
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4 Few Pure Bred Plymouth Rock
Eggs for sale.

At 81 for setting of13 Leave orders
at G. E. Markey's Grocery, north side of
square. n. L.. PAGE.
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Tobacco Seed.

Farmers desiring TO plant tobacco
can Obtain seed free of cost of Mr.. w.
L. Griggs of this place, who has sup
ply for distribution.
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Grand Opening

AT Mrs. j. A. Halls millinery rooms
on Saturday March 18th. No lady in
Huntsville should fail to call on that
day and see her magnificent display.
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Save Your Money.

1 like competition and ask my friends to
compare my prices on Groceries. Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, etc, with the hest houses in
kirksville, and then deal where you csn get
the most for your money. l mean business.
Try me and see. JAMES EasRr.
Yfillard, NO.
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The Superior and Joliet Barb wire
is the strongest and best wire made.
Sold and warranted RoBT. CLARK
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]. S. Baker G Co. have just received
a car load OF feed and -four which will
be sold for cash at bottom prices.
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Read This.

I propose to sell Dry Goods, Groceries Re,
just as low for cash as they can be sold In
North Missouri mean business and ask
my friends one and all to come in and give
me trial and be convinced, also meals
furnished ON short notice.
j. W. DoDsoN.
48- 4t* MilIard, Mo-,
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MARRIED.

OwESRY-ABBOTT-By John Rchey, on March
18th, Joseph +. Ownby of Macon county, and
\. arv Abbott. of Kinks vile.
OwE-DOW SISG-By the same, March 10th
VIM. Lowe and Miss Sallie Downing, all OF Salt
River township.
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The Cassidy suIky plow, warranted
he highest running pillow made. is for
sale at Beckt & Snyder's.
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W. DoDsoN,
Millard, Mo-,

Keystones Union and Peoria Plan
tiers with or without check rowers at
Becktol & Snyder's.
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MONEY TO LOAN

At the best rates ever offered in
Adair county, VI. D. HoLLIsTER, South
side Public Square, Kirksville, Mo.
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The John Deere Cultivarors and
John Deere Flows, best in the market
at KENNEDY & LINKS.
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YNEFF. KELLER & co,
DISSOLUTION.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership here
tofore existing uhder the hrm name OF Narln
Pollock a Co. In the Wire Fence business was
January lSsi G. J. POLLOCK,
agV7 G. W. MCINTYRE.
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Farmers, the old original Weir plov.
best made, is for sale at Becktol &
Snyder's.
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CITY MILLS FLOUR takes the lead
in KirksviIle. Go to Ross e. Co.'S and
get it by the sack, wagon or car load.
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When you are wanting any farm
machinery don't tail to call on CLARK.
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J. s. Baker & Co. have just received
a car load of feed and -four which will
be sold for cash at bottom prices.
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A good Jack for sale cheap. In
quire of Hinton & Graves. Red barn.
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&c Z TING READY

II E want to say 80 all that we have secur-
u ed the services Of the efficient, expert
enced and courteous Salesman, BEN. G.
PRICE, recently in the employ of the Star
Store, who takes this occasion to extend
to his old friends and patrons a cordial in
vltation to call and see him at his new place
Of business, where he will be glad to receive
them and show them through our
VERY LARGE AND
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Don't be fooled. but go to Ross & Co.
for -four, corn, bran, shorts, meal, coal,
and wood, at lotion prices for cash.