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Il. r. items.

. Our local agent, Mr.. E. P. Ammer-
man informs US that the Wabash will
sell round trip tickets to the Chicago
Democratic convention at one fare for
both ways-$s.95. On sale 5th to 9Th
of July inclusive; limit July 18th.
Parties desiring to attend the Inter-
State S. S. Assembly at Forest Park
Ottawa, Kansas. June 24th to July 4th,
will be furnished tickets at one fare for
the round trip7Good for 40 days.
Round trip tickets Tor the National
Anniversary within one hundred and
fifty miles at one and one.third rate,
selling July sd and 9th, limited to July
18th.
The Wabash Railway has decided
to run a grand excursion to Arkansas
and Texas, Leaving St. Louis Oh the
evening of Wednesday the 18TH inst,
at one fare for the round trip tickets
to be sold to all OF their regular land
points. No such opportunity was ever
before Offered the public to visit the
southwest and probably never will be
again. and everybody should take adj
vantage of this halirate excursion and
the other extra inducements offered in
the way of special train accommoda-
tons, stop over privileges. etc. For
tickets and further particulars inquire
of our Railrcad Agent.
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NOVinger News.

NovINGRR, June 10, 1884.
AS we think in this part of the coun-
try that We cannot get along without
your paper, few items from us may
be of interest.
We have just had fine rain and far
mers are through planting corn and
will be ready to pillow. as soon as the
ground is dry. There is some i'm.
provements going on In this place.
DR.. Herrel has built neat little resi-
dence. The DR.. tells US it is an Office
but we hardly see it that way.
Mr., Kinyon's new fence adds very
much to the looks of his residence.
Mr.. Amick is doing a good business
D. D. Novinger and A. Kinyon have
each built an addition to their store.
Mrs. DR.. Shively, of Tlblau, Kansas,
and Mrs. w. L. Fletcher, Of Kirksville,
we're visiting Mrs. M. G. Dunn several
days last week. Mrs. Shively starts
for her home this week Xxx. x.
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eRAPETcs.

A party of young folks had arranged
to attend church at Adair, last Sunday
but the rain OF the previous night
spoiled the project.
The intention was Saturday night to
hold an impromtu ratification meeting
but the threatening weather put dam
per on the proceedings.
The ladies reception and waiting
room fitted up in the second story OF
Drs. Cohen &c Morrow's new Office, is q
handsome and pleasant room, and as
neat as "a parlor.
Members of the Republican county
Central Committee should bear in
mind the meeting OF the committee at
this place on Saturday The 14th. I'M
poriant business.
Che Festival given by the Ladies of
the w. g. #. U. last Friday night was
very pleasant affair and well atten-
ded. The hall was very tastefully ar
ranged and decorated Tor the occasion.
a large amount of our space is occu-
pied by the County Financial State
ment. Those interested in county
affairs. will, however, find it an inter-
esting document for reference.
The Zetosophians will present quite
an elaborate and popular program at
their entertainment tomorrow even
ma. We print the programme in the
D resent issue. Of course there will be
large crowd.
in speaking of our new announce.
ments last week the printer made an
absurd blunder in the name vi j.. l..
Zlgler, of Liberty township, and in our
haste it was overlooked. Mr.. Egler Is
a candidate for the Office of assessor.
We think our citizens ought to pro-
test against any further fencing of the
park with circus bill boaTds. The park
is intended as an ornament and the
trees and grass were not put there TO
serve as a back ground for advertising
purposes.
The fourth of July meeting at Bay
lor's Hall Friday night gave the fourth
of July movement decided boom. Mr.
John N. Kennedy acted as chairman.
The necessary committees were ap-
pointed to give the matter starter.
People may prepare themselves for
something novel and unique on the
4th, and the biggest time ever had in
Kirksville on any former occasion" p
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PERSONAL.


A. Buokallew of Greentop was IN
town Tuesday.
Miss Anna Norton is visiting friends
at Bushnell Ills.
j Sanderson, Of Queen City, was in
town Wednesday.
Large increase in the creamery bus
mess over last year.
Mr.. Frank Baird and wife spent
Sunday in Kirksville.
l.. A. Friedrich is visiting Kinks
vile the present week.
Charles CaIlison, of Saltriver town.
ship was on our streets Tuesday.
Mr.. d. S. Hooper, of Dakota, came in.
on Saturday evening from the north.
Mr.. Peter Ree,e aud wife, Of Nov
niger, made pleasant trip to Quincy,
on Tuesday.
Miss Susie Baldwin, of Alexandria,
Mo-, is visiting the family Of Ed. A.
Russell, Of this place. 1}
Miss Nellie Bagg left on Wednesday
morning for New,Haven, Connecticut.
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Laura Owen, one of the year
graduates of 1913. Is IN town ard will
attend commencement next week.
Prof, ]. M. Greenwood, of Kansas
City,is spending a few days IN town
and visiting the Normal.
Rev. F. NJ. Green, OF Clarence, drop
ped in a moment to see US, on Tuesday.
He will spend several days in Kinks
vile.
Mrs. Fluhart and her little adopted
son, are visiting friends in Boston, and
vicinity, and endeavoriDg to interest
people in the Cyprus Mission.
DIR. G. A. Cohen has been absent
most Of the week at Chiillcothe, attend
ing the annual meeting of the Grand
River Medical Association.
Drs. Cohen " Morrow have been ap-
pointed have and received their commits
sion this week, as surgeons for the
Wabash railway.
Prot. G.. A. Smith, of Trenton, for
merly principal of the Kirksville pub
lie schools. is attending the examina-
ton exercises at the Normal.
A. L. Jenness, of Montgomery City,
T. j. Phipps, of LaPlata, and Morg
Williams. Of Atlanta, were registered
at POOLS on Wednesday.
N. L. Page, who represents the
Quincy Herald in northeast Missouri, is
able to be out again after several weeks
illness. He took the road again this
week. ="
iMr. Chase, of Ray county, accompa.
MED by Mr.. D. Bard, gave us "a call
Tuesday. Mr.. Chase who has daugh-
ter attending the Normal is here wit
Messing the closing exercises.
Mr.. D. NJ. Puterbaugh, late editor of
the Milan Republican, dropped into see
US Tuesday morning. Mr.. Puter-
baueh was one Of the editorial excur-
sionists to Florida and speaks very
highly of his trip.
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CENTER SCHooL:-District No 8, tip. 60,
range II. submit the following report of
the second month of my school, ending June
&, 1884. No Of names enrolled, Al; average
hunter of pupils attending each day,
IS i3-2S; average number OF days attendance
by each pupil, 10 $40. The following are
the names Of pupils who have their names
on the roll of honor: Myrtle Kirk, Marena
Gall, Iona Ellington, Ollie Durham, Myra
Kirk, Lily Voss. Isaac Durham, Walter
Beardsley.
Names of visitors during the month are:
Miss Annie Ivie, Miss Amanda Woods, Miss
Dora Woods. mrs. Gall, Mr.. Gall, Miss Martha
Ellington, Miss Rosa Gall, Miss Sennie Wis
ner, Miss Huldah Voss, Miss Kittie Collop,
Miss Florence Wisner, Mrs. Durham, MIS-.
Roberts, Addie Durham, Chatue Durham,
Mr.. Bert Gleason, Mr.. Alread, Glen Durham,
Claud Smith and Mr. Ed Bowman.
wish to say that by your overlooking or
by my carelessness, the average No. of pu-
pills attending each day was omitted in the
report of last month; it was 301-10. The
average Of this month would have far exceed
ed that, had it not been for the whooping
cough claiming several of my pupils to their
homes from one to three weeks. We hope
to see our friends again next month, and
Others too. Could anything encourage us
more? ZADlE GEoGHEGAN
Teacher,
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TRUE MERIT.
A Charming Remedy for DiaHhoea and Sum.
ner Complaints.

ave have used all your ToNIc As
TRrseENr with happy results. Not a
single complaint relating to it has ever
reached us.''-I Jones & Jackson, drug
gists, Jonesburg, Mo.
"Please send US two dozen MARSH
TeEIc AsrR1geEET at once. It works a
charm in Diarrhea and summer COM
plaint.D-[Ward G. yenable, druggists,
Pattonsbure, No.
MAIsH's Tonic AsreIsGENT is for sale
by w. G.. Fout, druggist, Kirksville.
It quickly cures Diarrhea, Dysentery.
Cholera Infantum, Cholera Morbus,
and the Summer Complaint of children.
1t is delightful remedy for old and
young. Price 50 cents.
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Fine Fruits.

This has been strawberry week with
The GRAPHIC. Mrs. VIM. Kinyon came
hrst with box of very fine ones raised
IN their garden in the south part of
town. Next, from the country, J. V.
Nelson, of Clay township, favored us
with another choice supply and last
though not least Mr. W. T. Baird
placed on our table q dish OF the largest
strawberries we havs ever seen any
where. One Of them measured nearly
FIVE inches in circumference, and
weighed nearly an ounce. They are
called the Cumberland" and the plants
came fgom our Kirksyille nursery.
fhanksto ali.
Mr.. James Hayward, OF this place,
mas the largest gooseberues yet exhib-
tied. They are very line indeed and
nearly as large as plums.
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.
They carry one of the largest stocks in
this part Of the country, requiring two
large rooms to display their goods. Being
extensive dealers and cash buyers and hay
ing more than ordinary facilities of know
ing and securing the lowest prices in the
wholesale market, they are consequently
prepared to give their customers all the adj
vantages in prices, of the best houses of our
larger town and cities. Their method is to
offer ever article for the very least money
it can possibly be sold at anywhere, so that
those who purchase their goods Of them
know that they have gotten them at inside
figures. 1t is thus by giving their custom
ers the advantage of the very lowest mar
ket prices that they have built up their ex-
extensive business. Their business is conducted
the only and lasting principles The Interest Of Their
Patronshence they only handle the best of goods Don't
fail to call them before making your purchases. Re-
member they have but price every article and that
they Guarantee everything to be represented
West Side Square NEW YORK STORE.
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THE NEWEST END BIGGEsT snow
s. II. Barrett & Co.'S New United
Monster Railroad Shows.

This newest as well as most colossal
OF all amusement enterprises viii posi-
lively exhibit at Kirksulle on June IS.
1t IS the best advertised show that has
ever been announced here. Not only
are its bright and costly pictoriaIs dis
played on every side for miles and
miles around, andits illustrated news-
paper and programmes scattered like
snow-flakes, but there is a solid, en-
phatic style in it manner of present.
ing its claims which commands atten-
ton and begets confidence. It is con-
spicuous for not indulging in the stale,
dishonest aggregation" alliance"
combination" and ''twelve-shows-in-
oneD clap.trap, which has always prov.
led deiusion and snare, and involves
such preposterous claims as TO utterly
discredit itself with all except the
greenest fools On the contrary, it
assumes only to be one new and great
show, which IS the best of reasons for
believing il TO be Sc. Neither does it
resort to manufactured names and
purposely mixed and vague generate
ties and figures, in order to convey the
swlndling impression that it has rare
attractions, which, in fact, have no
honest existence.
Its attractions are multifarious as
well az novel, and it is a matter of SIR
prise how many strictly new features
can be crowded in a single exhibition.
Zebras broken to perform incredible
feats, hurdle-leaping reindeer, CRATES
harnessed to Roman racing chariots,
dariman'si steam air-ship in operation,
man.sized riding cynocephalus, elks
haTessed tandem, ten funny clowns in
Simultaneous rivalry, high and lorg
distance double son1ersault leapers,
peerless exploits in the gymnasium.
extraordinarily trained thoroughbred
HOSES, comicaI sthoolnfmonkey COM
edhns, monster living White Nile Hip.
popotatnus, extraordinary feats of her
cuban strength, deeds of masculine
ane feminine intrepidity, and, in fact,
soWeat an array of novelties and sur
pr5es that it wedld transcend the lin.
its ola NEWSPAPER notice TO give them
even the briefest mention The street
parade is commensurate in magnitude
aid grandeur with the exhibition, and
introduces among other attractions go
Arabian camels, decorated in the rich
EST and most costly trappings and
mounted by native Mahomedans.
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Another Pioneer Gone.

Il is with sorrow and regret we record the
death OF another of the old pioneers. Uncle
Hugh Mikel, of Polk township, departed this
life last Thursday at the ripe old,age OF sew
enty six, leaving wife and two children.
all that survive him out of fam lily of thir
teen. He was a brother of Squire W. Mikel,
of Pettis township. He was born in Rowan
county, North Carolina, in 1893, and at the
age OF five removed with his father to Ken
lucky. He came TO this state fifty-eight years
years ago, and remained two years. then re-
moved TO Illinois. In 1886 he returned per-
manently to this state. He leaves wide cir
Gle of friends to mourn his loss.
Rev. NJ B. Horton of the Baptist church
conducted the funeral ceremonies.
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The Best is the Cheapest.

Moline Plow Co. Plows are the best
Moline, Morrison and Collins Guilt
vators are the best.
Brown and Evans Corn-planters are
the best.
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.
All these goods are keptin stock and
the Mammoth Hardware Store of
CARoTHEgs l. GREENE.
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Masonic.

A Lodge of instruction of A. F. & a.
NJ. will be held in the Masonic Hall in
Kirksvllle, Mo-, commencing Tuesday,
June 18th, at 2 p. NJ. and continuing
morning. afternoon and night during
the Is, 10 and Goth. 1t will be conduct
ed by Bro. Allen Mcdowell, Grand
Lecturer. assisted by Bro ]. D. Vincil,
Grand Sect, and under the supervision
of the Grand Master, Lee A. Hall. All
members in good standing are earnest
ly requested to be present, as this is a
State Lodge of instruction.
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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, III. 1t viii
pay you large dividends on your IN
vestment. Illustrated catalogue and
College Journal sent t1le by addressing
d. L. MUssELMAN, Principal.
n5o-6m
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE DISTRICT

We are authorized to announce JAMES Il.
NOVINGER as q 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 ". 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 Adalr county.
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Wool Carding.

The undersigned takes pleasure In
announcing to the people OF Adair and
surrounding counties that he is now
prepared to do wool carding at lowest
possible rates, at the lower iron bridge
at Llnderville P.O.
n6-4t j. Il. MILLER.
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Sons of Veterans.

Is the title of a new organization
which promises to be fine auxiliary
society TO the G. A. r. Its member
ship is to be composed OF the sons of
honorably discharged soldiers, and it
will conform as near as practicable
with the grand characteristics, objects
and aims of its parent society. A meet
ing will be held at the G. A. r. lodge
room on the 3rd Saturday in June to
take action looking toward the organ
ization of a most
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Tull's New Gallery.
Az COST

Will continue to
sell at cost until our
new house is finished
at Odessa. Work has
been delayed by rain
and bad weather but
will soon be ready for
us and until then will
give better bargains
than anybody. Our
assortment is CON-
plete in all lines.
Ladies dress goods
and shoes a speciality,
don't fail to see them,
and get Bargains.
w. B. HARLAN.
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Monthly report of White School, District
No. ., township 63, range IA, for the month
ending June tue 9th, 1884. Number of pupils
enrolled 81; average number of pupils at
tending each day 81; average number Of days
attendance by each pupil ID; number of days
Taught 30. Names Of pupils who have been
present every day during the month are:
Minnie Harris, Minnie Diehl, Sarah Atwell /;
Ida Garner, Minnie Morrow, Alice Musson,
Sadie Musson, Willie Diehl, Calvin Harris, Lee
harris Alaska Roberts, Albert Reynolds. John
;:atllff and Willis Moots. The names OF visitors
are: Mrs Fannie Stephens, Miss Efie Shields,
end Ora CLANCY. ELLA ATwELL,
L. .t-I - st.L .t.s r..'i' Teacher.
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MARKET REPORT.

Hogs are quoted at AS; cattle 800
to $50; butter Toe; eggs 1215; young
chickens $50 to 2.75: old hens $500
The horse market has dropped from
last week quotations and the market
is fiat.
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Report of Illinois Bend School for the month,
commencing May 9Th aud ending June 9th. num-
Der of pupils enrolled %, average number of pu-
pills attending each day IS; average number of days
attended by each pupil To- NAMES OF pupils
neither tardy nor absent during the month: Viola
Hesner, Nellie Ayres, Maudie Glenn. Lille Phil
lips. Belle Shumaker, Everette Bragg. Received
pleasant calls from the following ladies: Mrs.
Clara bragg, Mrs. Media Brashear, Mrs. Minnie
Gillaspy, Miss Annie Craig, Miss Ettie elem, Mrs
Emma Bragg. LiLLA sELBY,
Teacher.
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Public Sale,

A. NJ. Lind, of Greentop, has sdver-
tised to sell at public sale on Saturday,
June 21st, a lot of cattle, horses, hogs,
implements, machines, and household
goods. Mr.. Land is preparing to go to
Iowa, having sold out his farm.
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The one minute filter for making
the choicest of tea or coffee is all the
sensation in town just at present. r.
Clark is agent for the sale of this pop
MAR household article. 1t is undoubt-
eddy the best thing of the kind now ex-
tant. Numbers have already tested
II and without exception are loud N
its praise. Call at Clark's hardware
store and see it.
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Still at the Front.

Bright e Miller are still in the lead.
New horses, new harness and new bug
gies. A call at their stable will con-
vince you that they keep the best LIv-
erv IN North Missouri.
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VIII Wonders Never Cease /!

The Strasburg Clock now on exhibi-
ton at Burt & Gerrys.: 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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For Sale.

A good farm of1oo acres, 90 under
fence, Is acres of good meadow, a
good bearing orchard of young trees
with small fruits &c, good water and
good outside range apply ~ GEO.
SHAW, Post Office News Stand, Kinks
vile.
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Take Care.

of your teeth, or if already decayed or
gone cali on DIR. Carter and have them
replaced. Office IN the new brick.
North side square.
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A. butcher invites his friends and
patrons to examine his stock of ladies'
and gents fine gold watches, at prices
that defy competitor.
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Farmers

Continue to make headquarters at
Willard Bros. They keep the old
reliable Eagle Flour, Sugar and
coffee cheaper than ever and all other
staple groceries in like proportion.
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We are authorized 10 announce CURTIS
RAINIER rs a candidate for the Office OF Sher
lit, subject to the decision Of the republican
party of Adair county. mob
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Mr.. G. w. DeReamer wishes to an
nounce to the people OF Adalr county
that. he has more lumber and shingles
on hand than he mas room for in his
sheds or yard and will sell them right
down. Give HIM call.
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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 cou
nn5 ntV.
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We are authorized to announce JOHN NJ.
DAVIS as a candidate for the Office of Treas
urcr, subject to nomination by the republi-
can party OF Adair county.
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For Sale

Baden Springs, Hotel, Baths, Stable
and all unsold lots upon 40 acres of
land. Apply to GEO, SHAW, Post
Office News Stand, Kirksyille.
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EOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce II. c.
SOHN as a candidate for The office of Assess
or, subject to nomination by the republican
party OF Adair county.
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A QUICK MEAL.

FOR 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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hereby announce myself as candidate Tor
the Office of county treasurer subject TO the
usage of the republican party. Nj. j. Ross.
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Prepare for flies by ordering door
and window screens at the Variety
Wood Works.
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Go to Maynard's every night IN the
week for delicious Ice Cream. Parties
and families supplied on short notice.
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FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized 10 announce GEO. w.
PARKS as n candidate for the Office of
Treasurer, subject TO nomination by the re
publican party OF Adair County.
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Wilkes, Blackman & Wilkes now
carry the largest stock of groceries IN
north Mo. and they exchange their
goods for cash or country produce.
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Get your seed corn at Ross & Co.'S. A
choice lot still on hand.
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Ornamental wire for door and win
dow screens at the Variety Wood
Works.
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Camp Meeting.

The Liberals are expecting Moses
and Matte Hull. of MASSACHUSETTS, to
hold a grove meeting here on the 9Th
and 9th Of July,
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Door and window screen all sizes on
hand or made to order at the Variety
wood works.