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New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ ON and after Jan. ~, 1855.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Hrsns Now York Desbrosses Corlandt
Ferries as rollews
HsrTfsburE Pittsburg. and south Pullman
Palace Cars attached, a. NJ. and p. m. daily. New:
York CHICAGO Limited Of Paricr Dining Smoking and
6ieeping 81 IN, every day.
Williams Lock Haven q. D. m. CORY and Eric
Centre and TIE Of Regions.
Express Of Pullman Parior Cars daily except sunday 10
6:lb q m, p N. and ~ night
for Atlantic t5ty except Sunday, LOO p. m.
Fer Cape May. except uBday. 1fil0
Long bransn, Bar Head Junction and irtermedte Sta
fions. VIZ Railway and Amboy. a n ~ nooa. $780, IN
be sunday and D. ds not stop nj Asbury Parkl
6oats OF krooklyn with an at
JerseySctty sfprSng specify ana diroct transfer for
RroekIyD travel. -. =.
loo D m daily 100 daily except Monday. From
wasbilgten and Baltimore sS0 e4D 20. s:4o. 800
pm. From Batnsrs s:2o p Prom Philaaelgaa & 3 so
5isoa q m i2o 400. s:4o B.. $50 6:s0 7ao 7;3o. 800
o ss55 $40. 7os. fiiSS 62a 1885. e:2o lo:o5 and
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

DESPONSIBLE PARTY to rent half of first
IL class store south side l4h st between bthave and
univorypace mercantile business only Address P 100
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J, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1856
financial.
A FIRST GLASS 8 per cent investment.
Mdhearne coupon and 70 n tered bonds sale BY
H. r. Lou UNsBEkY
~ broadway. NewYmk.

V1HE TPXAS AND PACIFIC RAlLW,Ad
co NEw.YoRK January ~. lss5.-Notice u here,
by given that Annual Meeting OF the @ OF the
Company ia Broadway Tuesday March - sso r =. e
o'clock the transaction Of such business w. Of
brought before the meeting tncluding the eeotion VI
seventeen Directors for the ensuing two years. - .,
The stock transfer will be clio ed on the
February 8 reopeaed on the morning Of MaIcn% % dS
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
Giin l1rop.rtp 90 Get.
Business properip tor Sale alo to Cct.

A FINE first loft, 25 Ivy G5. also fourth loft.
with lights light Window 20 let single or
to ether at tho premises 255 Canast near Broad
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
Clip propcrip huan.e6.

WANTED TO LEASE. Tenement property |;
w city Booklyn. y. o'BRIEN. 222 Atantc-ave,
Brooklyn.
\VANTED.-FOR SALE.-Modern dwelling
w houses IN Yorkviile Harlem at moderate prices say
from s. 900 to $1,000. & THOMPSON SON. AI03dave
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
DrookIpn property for Sale aaS 20 IL
Counirp propertp for Sale an> 20 Es

AT ORANGE. n. J.-FOR SALE.-A cottage
" r,sidrnre nine rooms: frst-c class locality large
rrounds Will exchange for property 81 leveland ONO AP
NV 10 H. VILLA As. near Music nan
NloNTCLAIR, n. j., (SDecalty).--Cottages,
Nl onses etc Of every description for sale and 70 rtnt
HOWE 4 PARSONS. 10 cdar.st n y
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

ITO LEASE.-For n long term, on 9Th AVE. at
tho business ccutre at 42dst four tstory adjoining
bfownstOne modern dweings with strong walls; suitable
] BEAMEs, 1888 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

V,O LET.-237 Water-st, 25x70; five stories
i and cellar. rutland & WHITING. Beekman.sI
rrO LET.-SpIendid Offices, 5th-ave., corner
II S2d.st. Amcrican safe Deposit companys nreproof
building. Apply on pfenis~s
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

OPHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE
y TRAINS EAcH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 8 on SUN.
DAY, STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, In
EEw-YoRk-
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

BORDEAUX LINE.
Id New and direct lins to ths south of FrNn,a
SEW.YORK AND BoRD 3AUX DIRE jC
CHATEAU VI Inesday ZEN lo
Fron prenca,s St1-,; (nsIr WasL Fsrryl. 3r)ofTn
Travellers ',- er,1,a @otn nj Itty Pyr,1sh bL
Nice co, viii NJ lnf sHosnss ~ titt1stls ~
FIRST CABIN uou ,uy WIN " $50 20 300 Seconi heln sd
o'oerage'sSh F"r pa' r. Ii BoULANGER. &c Beayer.st
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Mr.. EDITOR: Permit me to say a
word to the idle boys, loafers. and dead
beats generally of the town. J he
farmers of your vicinity have no wish
to be thought lot OF old curmudgeons,
but the habit Of hunting for rabbits,
and small birds has become such an in
tolerable nuisance that it must be
abated. had on my farm recently
three or four coYies of quail more than
half domesticated. They had learned
to know me as their friend. These
sportsmen? found them out, and fol-
lowed them with murderous persist
ence until the last one Was killed.
And so they make war on robins,
meadow larks, and the whole race of
birds, the farmers most efficient ally
in his fight with uoxlous insects. And
more, they break our fences, trample
down our grass and gram; and
endanger our stock. And now let
these sportlve gentlemen take warning,
the law viii protect our rights and to
1t, some of us, are determined to appeal
PHlLADELPH1Us.
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Brashear Academy Items.

Rev. Herbert called the m orning OF
the 23d INST and led the devotional ex-
ercises.
Our astronomy class has reached
the omega and now will study botany.
The Misses Ella Woods and Mamie
Elliott were al the Academy one day
last week. Russia is at fault in her
trouble with England, the judges de-
cided, after the debate Friday night.
Rev. Briggs. wife and daughter cali
ed US on Monday. The Rev. Gentleman
led the morning exercises.
VIM. Pevehouse and wife called to
see some of their student friends Mon
day. This worthy couple were recent
ly married, they were students last
winter. We wish them a bright,
happy life, and. trust their sunset may
eclipse II splendor the most vivid I'M
agination.
Messrs NJ. A, Church, Gordon and
Rob. Smith of Pleyna, Mo paid US a
visit lately.
The q inst, the students could have
been seen smoothing their hair
Strengthening collars, &C., preparing tc
have their photos taken when the pho
tographer took the Academy build.
inO
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The Original Boston Company.

The Original Boston Double Uncle
Toms Cabin, IN their new version of
the drama, is coming to this city next
Saturday, May, I'd. The company is
one of the largest in the country, and
have played in all the leading cities
and theaters in the United States. At
ellis Opera house, Kansas City last
Friday and Saturday the CO mpany
played to packed houses. The Times
of April 4th says: The Original Boston
company certainly presents the play in
an attractive manner, the menageue
features and plantation effects were a
decided success.
The company is mammoth and will
bring twenty-five performers, ten col
ored plantation singers, two Marks
lawyers, two trick donkeys anfl six
monster blood hounds. Many old time
southern scenes, songs &c, will be IN.
troduced, special new scenery comes
with the company, and the drama vii
be presented in a realistic manner.
Reserved seats 5oct. now OF. sale.
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,rhaol Report.

First monthly rrport OF Ghmoe7
school, district No. !, township 65.
range II, for the month commencing
March Goth and ending April 2ith
1885,
Number Of pupils enrolled AZ. aver
age daily attendance 30; average num-
Der of days attendance by each pupil
IA; per cent of attendance 20; number
of days taught 20; teachers wages per
month $1,000. The names OF the pu-
pills who have attended every day dur
ing the month arc: JONES Aber-
nathey, Lrura Alternately, Addie
Alternately, Maggie Lawrence, Mag
gle Miller, Lilly Novinger, Martin Nov
niger. Maud Novinger, Lillian Tracy,
Josie Stanton, Phebe Walters, Henry
Walters and Orvill Sloan. The names
of the visitors are: Mr.. Jacob Nov
niger, Miss Amanda Alternately, Miss
Anna Lawrence and Miss Belle Brow
nell.
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We have had two days of sunshine
IN succession after our weeks ram.
Farmers have done but little toward
putting IN crops except sowing ats.
David Parker's family are oil quite
sick with measels.
A. W. Young's mother has come
from Palmyra to keep house for HIM.
The new NJ. E. minister. Rev. Briggs
preached here yesterday at IL o'clock.
A union Sabbath school was organ
lzej at the Gopher school house Sun
day week, c. H. Malone, Supt. Meets
at 3 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. J. NJ. Traitor Is on the sick list.
Tom Malone started for Nebraska
last Tuesday where he intends making
his future home. Suppose he intends
raising cattle as he took a ear load
with him. Rustic.
April Il. 1885.
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MAYNARD'S COUGH CANDY.
Recommended by the Leading Ply
slclanS as a Tonic and
EXpeCt0rant.

We take pleasure in making known
to the ubhc, this valuable candy, as a
medicine. 1t is made with view OF
combining the best known remedies for
bronchial troubles with pure cand ! in
such manner as to make medicine
with very pleasant to taste, yet II
takes the place of the costly syrups and
troches manufactured and sold as pat
ent medicines. Mr.. Maynard has been
manufacturing this candy using 1t for
years and has testimonials from Dhysl-
clans and patients wherever he has sold
it. speaking IN the highest terms Of lis
efficacy as 6 medicine. 1t is splendid
for coughs, colds and hoarsenesS, and
when melted and taken as syrup will
cure Group. 1t gives US great pleasure
to publish the following testimonial
from our best physicians recommend,
ing i. c. Maynard's Cough Candy:
DR.. T. w. SHAW
A prominent physician, formerly Of
Macon City, but now of Philadelphia
says: THE prescription flom which
Maynard'S Cough Candy Is made. is a
hetter remedy Tor throat or ErOnchla
troubles than the many troches anC
lung balsams now in the market
DIR. +. A. GROVE
OF Kirksville, says: Il cheertuily
endorse the above
DR.. GooDsoN-
OF Macon City, says: at is a toni
and expectorant and very strengthen
ing to the lungs
DIR. T. S. RUBEY-
Formerly Of Macon City, but now o
Lebanon, Tenn, says: This cand,
undoubtedly saved me and my sol
from a spell OF pneumonia. | vii
further give you privilege to sign ny
name to anything in COMMUNICATION o
your Cough Candy"
1t Is further recommended by som
of the leading physicians in the coun
try. -
This candy can be had for 40
per pound at
J.C. MAYNARD'S BAKERY,
| E;~t--,,IIa NJ
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JONAH AND THE FISH.

4 long time ago there lived man
by the name of Jonah. He was man
of his own nina and wouldn't do as ne
was told, so one day he fell into the
water and big fish swallowed him.
Times are now changed and since, meu
have been swallowing the fish and IN
order that, every man in the county
should have fish to swallow, HaIlaGay
Bros, have just got nearly whole car
load from the sea and great
lakes with which to feed the hungry, and
these must be sold, for they have swal-
lowed a pile of money TO get them and
must be brought to shore right away
and made to spue it out AGAIN.
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TITS co1UnwH PROTECTED Brco711GHr
Things Worth Knowing,

Ladies' Paraso the n Y Store They certainly
Their the lowest The
latest STYLES in these goods Call and inspect
Gents coohead Summer York Store Elegant
Frees lower this than before
Know that the place buy your
best lines of county shapes sos
stylish
make much fuss trade
dress goods straight the New York Store
Elegant Lawns, India Linens Sw Mul They
SWeepng
but believe and N An will convince
you.
Hamburg Swiss Embroideres Stock. Lovely patterns Prices
than noter big mouth
full act.)
Gents it is that N. Y. place buy your
Clothing Missouri Best line of Cheap Clothing offered the
Their line of good will find other
places ST. and their line one Dress Goods second
they handle goods they prices sell them
They from S. SIS fine suit Clothes Give
them a call.
that elegant line of Pomonaies the delight of all
Only line Of the genuine goods in the city
line of Gloves the N Y Store The incest
Buy the Adenne Kid!
and Best Glove money to-day $14o per
FINE SHOES Fine Shoes any who knows who
LINE of Ladies' fine dress shoes and they will The New
undoubtedly the and best selected stock
oe Whoever might have had the shoe trade this
selling honest goods such low bring them within the
you good shoe the price any market
there to buy it.
pyf you would protected high prices you get
buy would the goods the
money,
J. F. WHITACRE & CO.,
NEW YORK STORE.
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The drama "Uncle Toms Cabin"
was presented to avery large audience
at the opera house Saturday night, by
the Boston company. The play as
presented by the management has
been greatly improved by revision
which has eliminated very many Of the
original features of the drama written
by Mrs. Stowe, and which belong to
the dead past. As presented Saturday
night, the play was replete with mlrth,
provoking peculiarities, intermingIed
here and there with the old-time pathos
ofthe piece. The two MARKS" the
portrayal of EVA" by little Mashle
Putnam, and the plantation scenes, es-
pecially, were all immnse, and elected
the hearty and long continued applause
of the audience.-Jexfco Lntslfgsntsr
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Farmers and Everybody Take Notice.

Flour is going up every day, but
Moore, Mccullough & Co, of Macon,
Mo-, supply r. w. Ross with Fancy
and Extra Patent and Jumbo -four at
prices that enables him to sell at from
five to fifteen cents less than any body
else The above -four Is as good II not
better than other flour in town. Come
and see me before buying any at any
price and | Will give you bed rock
prices, especially by the Dbl. or quantl-
ii. B. w. Ross.
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REMARKS.

Most of the pupils have been very
regular in their attendance, notGlth-
standing the inclemency Of the wealth
err during the last half OF the month.
This is what | am pleased to see. And
would say that without regularity OF
attendance there can be but little adj
yancement IN educational work. Re-
member that it is the continual drip
ping of the water that wear: away the
rock. So 1t is in education. 1t re-
quires continual and persistent applI-
cation TO wear away ignorance or ac-
complish much IN the way Of obtain
ing knowledge. J. D. TRUITT,
Teacher.
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Appointments for May.

First Lordsday and Saturday even
ing before at Leadford, Putnam ccun-
ty. Second Lordsday and Saturday
evening before at Morelock, Adalr
county Third Lordsday and Satur-
day evening before at Green City,
Sullivan county. Fourth Lordsday
evening before at Green Grove, Adair
county. A. RUSSELL.
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WOOL! WOOL!

s. Jonas Is still in the wool business
in Kirksvllle and the only exclusive
cash wool buyer in Adair county. He
is prepared to handle every pound of
wool there is in Adair and ABIDING
counties. Remember he makes a
specially of wool and has nothing to
give you in return for it but hard
cash. Give him call before selling
elsewhere.
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Hear Them Drop. Down They Go.

American quick beat, stem winding
and sem setting lever watches at
Hart & Miller's, north side square, at
five dollars each; with written war
rant as usual. The best watches IN
the world for the money.
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Walt.

Wait for the grand opening at
Ladies Bazaar Wednesday and Thurs
day, May 9th and 9TH.
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We would call the attention of the
farmers to the trottlng bred stallion
Walter G, owned by L. E. Graves at
the Red Barn. This Is the only regis
tered trotting stallion in Adair county.
s15 by insurance $3.50 the season.
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Money TO Loan.

By Thatcher & Darrow in sums of $500
to 100000, at low rate of interest.
South side of square, Klrksy lille, Mo.
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Have you been to Pollock G. Thomp-
sons? was the question asked so fire.
quently on the streets that a GRAPHIC
reporter dropped round to their place
OF business one day this week to ascer-
tain the cause of the commotlon. He
edged his way through a thrcng of
customers and look ed about. He
found their immense establishment, fill
ed with the choicest groceries; their
five and ten cent counters. great
feature of the establishment and con.
tanning a thousand and one Things that
a houseBeeper needs, were replemished
as rapidly as the goods disappeared.
The flour department looked like
thu storing room OF an i'm
menSe milling establishment. The
celebrated brands handled by this firm
are the King of Kansas and the Golden
Age. A visit to this establishment is
worth your time, though You do not
wish TO purchase.
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The Best.

The Studebaker wagons are the
best. For sale by Carothers Il Green.
Save from five to fifteen cents on the
sack by buying -four from B. ". Ross,
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GENTS CALF SHOES, Elegant
styles S2.5o. Handmade, French
Calf, all styles, $3.50. Largest
line of Ladies Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes and Slippers IN the
city. LAMKIN.
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Patent Lacing Kid Gloves
Finest quality in the US.
LAMKIN.
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Hamburg Nainsook

Hamburg, Nainsook, and
Swiss EMBRoIDERIES. Fifteen
STYLES in All-over Embroideries
largest line in Kirksville.
LA MKIN.
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Headquarters

For flower and garden seeds I. R..
Fowler drug store.
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For cheapest groceries in town 90
to J. H. Markey the Yankee Grocer.
No wooden hams or nutmegs but the
best of every thing in the grocer's line.
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LA MKIN.

Us. Miller, the liveryman opposite
Pools Hotel, wants 1000 bushels of
oats, for which he will pay the highest
market price.
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Anglers Take Notice.

For fishing tackle, hooks and lines
20 to T. Il. Fowler's drug store.
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SuIky Flows.

If you want a first class sulky plow,
lower than you ever heard tell of be-
fore, go to Brasfeld G. Kellogg's.
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Has Not Withdrawn.

Thatcher & Darrow's Loan company
still loan money at the cheapest rate
of interest in the west. Call and see
US
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A Car Load

A car load of Osborne binders and
mowers Just received at
CARoTHERs & GREENS.
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LACE CURTAINs-Many very
beautiful new styles, at very low
prices. LAMKIN.
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Jerseys for 40 cents
at the Star Store.


There will be meeting OF the SUBJ
scribers to the Mendelssohn Quintette
Club guaranty fund at A. NJ. Smiths
office on Monday evening next at ~
o'clock sharp. o. E. McFADoN.
Chairman.
Eastern, western and so uthern horse
and mule buyers are in town and t lie
horse and mule market is very much
better.
The American Agriculturist is one
of the finest agr iculturai magazines
published.
ANY one having good room, and
can furnish board, for one gentleman
will please address this Office.
For SALE.-Chester White pigs, as
fine as any IN the state. Call on or ad-
dress, w. L. FLETCHER, Kirksville, Mo.
Don't forget the GROWING of the
May Queen at the Mercantile Hall to-
night.
Halliday Bros. for Is lbs, choice
sugar for $l.OO.
For all the latest styles IN Millinery
| co 70 Nice Lima Collins.
New goods arriving daily at Ladies
Bazaar.
Halliday Bros. for choice cigars anc
tobacco.
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l wo uld respectfully announce to the
public that I have purchased the in
terest of W. D. Willard in the firm of
Willard Bros, and the business will
continue under the firm name OF Will
lard g. Evans. Would be pleased to
have all my old friends, if Iihave any,
call and see US. j. K. EVANS
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Wanted competent dress maker.
Inquire of Mrs. Leadman, over Adams
Music store.
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LosT.-Near the southwest corner of
the square a gold watch seal contain
ing a ladies picture. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving same
at this office.
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Don't forget that j. H. Morris at
the Singer building keeps needles for
all machines and best oil.
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Halliday Bros. want to change fish
for bacon.
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Jerseys for 40 cents
at the Star Store.

A large invoice of lace just received
at Ladies Bazaar.
Hosiery and furnishing goods at the
emporium OF fashion, the Ladies
Bazaar.
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Jersey Jackets. NEW Styles,
just opened. LAMKlN.
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l.. .alNGsBAKER.

Having taken charge above of
named stock of goods, l assume all
liabilities against the old firm and will
collect all accounts due & he same. mop
ing that by Offering good goods at low
prices to merit liberal share of your
trade. WIN YATES.
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Call at Ladies Bazaar Cor anv novelty
IN Millinery.
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Now is the time to have those bad
teeth eytraced and replaced with new
ones, also to have your teeth filled and
cleaned so they will be Sf,sSme service
to you in eating. Come aheese me be-
fore having this work done.
DIR. JouRpAN.
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Any one having
curiOsities to rent,
sell or give away will
please apply at once
to W. J. Smith, Mer-
camille College.
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DR.. Pearce, Dentist, Is at his office
on the South Side at all hours.
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LAWNS.-6o different styles.
LAMKIN.
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CARPETS.-Immense assert
ment. Lowest prices guaran-
teed. LAMklN.
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For all the latest styles IN Millinery
90 to Miss Lima Collins.
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New goods just received at the
Ladies' Bazar.