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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-10

Pequea--Samuel kaufman.
Providence-Rev; D.. y. smoker.
Sausoury-Josepn IL. brosiuS
SaiisDury-RossC y. thompson.
Eisot ,,.ra I,oot, p,oh,o,,
Second ward-J. A. Martin,
Third ward Williams.
Strasburg township-Jen Hall.
Warwick-N. Il. Wolfe.
nrrrn,rrs r,, CIR ann, oo,ryxr,oN
. ~ :. :. = 80, ~ q
Ihe con fedsseinpIeu a' : ocioch'P'
m, Rev. Z. NJ. Aurand, oil Maytown, lead
ing in prayer. The following were elected
delegates to the state convention: Congress.
sional-Jas Black, city.
Fourteenth Senatorial Distrct-Jos H.
Brosius, Salisbury; Il. :. Goodman, city,
Fifteenth Senatorial District-Barr Spang-
ler Marietta: n. s, Wolfe, Lititz
First Assembly District-Rev Nj. NJ.
Frayne, /. n. Sloan, y. s. Worman, s. II.
Kraybill city,
Second Assembly District-Rev J. h. Tur-
ner, Little Britain Jacob Baugbman, Stras-
burg; @. N. LeFever, Strasburg; Christ
Rohrer, Paradise Jas. H. Davis Salisbury
Isaac Broomall, Christiana-; will King,
Kirk's Mills; Wm. Philips, Colerain.
Third Assembly District--Jos. lands,
Mannheim Rev. c. NJ. Aurand, Maytown
Rev. n. b. Dohner, Mountville Rev. G. d.
Rishel, cambridge Rev. I. w. McCleary
Marietta; j. w. Kelsey, Elizabethtown {.
Il. Hershey, Mt JOY; II. c. Roth, Reams-
town David Uner, Landsville; w. III.
Miller, Marietta NJ. J. Stoner, Mannheim;
Rev. ID. ID. Lowery, Mannheim.
Inc deiegatlon was einPoweied 10 M any
vacancy 'hat may occur III lheir NUMBER
THE REsoLUTIoSs.
The following resolutions were adonted
wur,t,,g ,Tba o,,,,,,,,r,, - 80 ;,,ii,,.I,.,,
inc, hareraes,s ,uba,har ii, naie vi Ias a.
uS7hnut Ia"i ~ tha ;ndnoi,, ,,[,,'ry Jaw Gd
Wltnott Jaw is the i.g l1uucihg course oi pubic
all liz sa5 tran ns ou;i. va lii anu "
nnhiic virtne and nrnsnari,n "''No Vi
p" pAMn wupprt pltria,y:,, o,a ro,,o,o,,
o,ii fn, tho intornontia nr ,ha anu ,p
stata for The corre'tion og ,hns ",i,o ", t e
bidding Of sucb trafic. VI 'N''' o'ii' ~ ''i-
An wIIrpr,a TLa na,,ooro,,, o,, Do
,nhiin., nartiaa hiai, g.. ,''o,',s 'D ai,.. '. i'
have cnntroiied ,hn nd,, @ Su'is tase t.na
state and na,ional ony.rnniantu harn roq,sn1 ~ sn1
10 nse tba newer onJ nnnnr,nnit;as ,,;.'o,,
tban' r @ ,,b nora,t;, Ipt I st'eii
ad an1 ~ tha Ja,Iarn,i,Daaf % III a.'-,
Marty niatforms nronnsed - ,oaintain -, ,ha
hce of its evil resnta he svstom, nS i,o.in m ine
a,,J onnoso ,ha ,',nhihi,S - '.v' r oi
tharsfborro 'io "a eu'h ''a'i'o
Pesoissd That tbere holm, +, n hono os nro-
lection from the evil and hnr5ons 5o VI s .,o
traffic in Intoxicating drinks, from either the
peiiocrasi9 s.i OF hepupilcah Pafties, we turn
mar,y ,"hnse tundaenta hiat ~ ane !; ,b ,i
bition bv law of such tratiic and ~ e eppforne ~
such prohibition by placing in ali legislative
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-10

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ENLEGANT AND EFFICIENT.-FOR
" lumbago, sciatica and pains in the back,
hips and sides use Benson's Capcine Plasters.
25 cents.
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sfrsCELLAxEoUs.

ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS AND
~ Druggists.-Everybody knows the uses Of
q plaster, and that Benson's Capcinc Plasters
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-10

REMOvE ALL GREASE SPOTS AND
~ stains and have sweet garments with MIL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-10

The Ticket That Was selected-Nsmcs OF the
Members Of the Prohibition County

The Ticket That Was Selected--Nsmes of tho
Members Of the Prohibition County
Committee.
Pursuant TO the call OF the chairman OF the
county committee, of the Prohibition party
Of Lancaster county, there assembled in q.
A. II. hall, Centre Square, large number |
of gentlemen favorable to prohibition laws |
After a stirring address by Hon. James |
Black, chairman of the county committee, |
Joseph Brosius Of Octoraro, was elected |
president pro. tenn. p. s. Goodman, of Ian |
caster, and G. Il. Hershey, of Mount Joy,
were elected secretaries. President Brosius
introduced Hon. A. A. Barker, chairman of
the Prohibition state central committee, of
Ebensburg, Cambria county, Pa, who adj
dressed the convention In clear, ringing
prohibitory address.
committee of three was appointed to
draft series of resolutions.
THE PROHIBITION COUNTY TICKET.
Tho following ticket was settled:
Recorder-1saac Broomal, Christiana
county solicitor, George N. Lefevre, Strss-
burg prison inspector. Josiah Lands, Man.
helm, Christian Rohrer, Paradise directors
Of the poor ii. B, Springer, city q years)
WIN. McClemens, 3years) Amos White,
Columbia, (2 years y jury commissioners,
Levi Watch, Fast Earl.
ON motion the following named gentlemen
were appointed committee on resolutions
Rev. G. w. Aurand, Maytown J. G.. Smo-
ker. New Providence James Black, Lancas-
ter.
MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The following county committee was Sc
| lected for the ensuing year:
Bart--M. Scholes
C@rnavon--Benj. Weaver.
Cocalico East-H. G. Roth
Conoy-Rev. 9. ID. Rshel.
Conestoga--J. Is. Yentzer.
Columbia-Amos White.
Colerain--Samuel Wilmer.
Donegal East-Rev. G. NJ. Aurand.
Donegal West-J. w. Kelsey.
Dumore West-Geo Smith.
Drumore East-D. w. Bair.
| Earl-Aaron Bair.
| Earl East--O. Is. Coke.
Earl West--M. S. Weber.
Elizabethtown-Wm Baney.
Ephrata--Dr. d. r. Won Media.
Eden-Rev. Fred NJ. Brady.
Fulton-Hiram McVey.
| Lancaster
lst ward-Rev. G. w. Seilhamer.
| End Ward
3rd wards r. Grayblll.
| 4th Ward-I. NJ. Sloan.
9Th Ward-Rev. NJ. NJ. Frayne
9th Ward--James Black.
| 7th Ward--P. $. Goodman.
sth Ward-Henry Schndle.
| 9th Ward--James p Abraham.
| Lancaster twp.--D. Is. HoStetter.
Landiville District--Lewis l.. Reed.
Rohrerstown District ct--Rev. A. II. Long.
Hempield West-Rev. II. Il. Dohner.
Lampeter East--Wm. S. Hrsale
Lampeter West-Geo. Pianthalt.
Leacock-E. w. Weaver.
Little Britain Rev. J. B Turner.
Manor--P. A. Urich
Maretta--Barr Spangler.
, Mannheim borough--Dr. Josiah lands.
Mt Joy borough-Clarence H. Hershey.
Penn--Jacob NJ. Eberly.
Paradise--Christian Robrer.
: Pequea--Samuel Kaufman.
, Providence-Rev. J. g. Smoker
Sadsbury-Joseph ii. Brosius.
Salisbury-Ross &. Thompson.
| Strasburg.
: First ward-Jacob Bachman.
Second ward-J. A. Martin.
4 Third ward ----Williams.
: Strasburg township-Jetf Hall.
: Warwick-N. Il. Wolfe.
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A N ARTICLE AS FREE FROM ADUL.
IA teration ns new fallen snow Is MILLERS
BORAX SOAP.
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HUBLEY'S VIOLET POWDER FOR
III the Nursery and Toilet. Agreeable, cool
ing and fragrant.
HUBLEY'S DRUG STORE,
No. "A West King Street.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

In Summer Goods, We must
reduce our Spring and Summer
Goods in order to get room for
Fall and Winter Goods and have
concluded to offer the following
goods at asacrihce "a Their than
carry any over. 30 doz Misses
Hose reduced from 10 and IS to
&C, and 100 dozen ladies hose re-
duced from 10 to sc. 7 I-2, 8 I-3
and 10 cent lawns all reduced to
SC. 1000 yards ofassorted White
Goods twenty Different kinds at
Cost. 1000 Fans, many Different
styles at your own price prices
900 Parasols from I5c up,
all at cost. We have the largest
assortment of Lace Curtains and
Bed Spreads in the City and
have REDUCED the price from
10 to IS cents per yard on the curtains
and from IS to soc each on the bee
spreads. Extra super carpets at Is &c
u cents a yard All are invited &c
call in and carry off these bargains a
B. F. LAMKIN'S.
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SHIBLEY'S POINT,

ED GRApHlc.-As we were to late
last week, we will write sooner this
time.
Mrs. Daniel Shops little daughter
is on the sick list but Is improving.
Mr.. Jehu Bibee's youngest child
died Aug. 1st., aged FIVE months.
Messers. DAVID and Lee Hughes re-
joice over the arrival of twin babies in
their respective families.
The Republicans are gaining voters
pretty fast.
The hum of the Thresher can now
be heard from early morn till dewey
eve. Grain is yielding a fair average
The recent rains have helped corn
greatly, which if nothing happens will
remunerate the farmer well for their
faith and labor.
Miss Tina Fight is visiting friends
here. Mr.. J. Il. Hickman has return
ed from Iowa.
The grasshoppers gre injurlng cab
bage and working on the corn in some
places.
Mr.. Joseph Vansickle, ST., lost a fine
COW the other day from eating salt
pickles. f
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DIED.

infant son OF Monroe eno
Elizabeth McCloskey. died Aug. ). lss5, Was IN,
tered m the cemetery at Pleasant View Cnapei
u. c., Wilson township. Adair county NO -
aged months.
Thus we laid his tiny body in the grave,
To await the great resurrection morn.
How sod our hearts by death are made
When we are Of our loved one shorn.
Parents. weep not though your home
Is robbed ofits richess treasure here,
In heaven for you 10 prepared q home
Andyou can meet your Jewel there.
Then in submission TO Gods command,
Let US In all things humbly oow'
Trusting u saviour who our service demsnos
To whom we've promised topAy or vows
Al.
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Animal Camp Meeting.

The second annual Camp Meeting
at Sloan's Point six miles southwest
OF Kirksville, Mo-, will commence
August 25th. The meeting will be
interdenominatlonal, having for its OBJ
iect Holiness unto the Lord" One
boarding tent on the ground but all
huxtering forbidden. All are invited.
Come prepared to tent and to take
care of yourselves. None provided but
the evangelists especially invited. Let
us have at least twenty-five tents on
the ground the first day ready for
work. We have a beautiful camp
ground situated in the river bottom,
affording plenty of water and shade for
either man or beast and is easy of &C.
cess. C. NJ. G. THOMPSON.
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sloan's Point.

Mr.. EprToa: I take pleasure in send
ing few items this week.
Farmers are all through making hay
and threshlng is now the order OF the
day.
s. Meyer is now burning a kiln of
thing.
John and Joe Meyer came from Put
nam county last Thursday and stayed
till Monday morning. Some young
ladies wore very pleasant smile last
Sunday on account Of their presence.
H. j. Otto and his son, attended
Sloan's Point Sunday school last Sun
day. Alice Otto attended Quarterly
G inference of the NJ. E. Church at
Golden Rule, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parcels of Radi-
cal Ridge, took dinner at s. Otto last
Saturday.
VIM. Gridley and Geo. Leayitt, of
Troy Mills were at Sloan's Point, one
evening last week.
Miss Anna Kibler and Mr.. P. R
Cain spent last Sunday afternoon with
Alice Otto.
Geo. Young. of Sloan's Point, has
been hayinR at Mr.. Mlllays for several
weeks, but is now at home and was
seen riding up and down Main Street
last Sunday morning. Wonder If he
don't wish the hay harvest would last
all the year. celia.
August 10th, 1885,
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung AZ.
iectIons, also positive and radical cure for
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers In Thousands OF
cases, has felt it his duty to make it known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire to relieve human suffer.
ing will send free Of charge, to all who de-
sire 1t, this recipe, In German, French or
English, with full directions for preparing
aud using. Sent by mail BY addressing with
stamp, naming this paper. W. A. NoYRs, 149
Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y. NIT
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TO THE PUBLIC.

] have purchased the stock aud fix
lures of j. J. Grigsby in the Normal
Grocery at Southeast corner of tbs
square, and shall retain MIR. G. C. Tar
ter, who will be glad to see his old
friends, and all new ones who may
call: Our stock is new. and by fair
dealings we hope share of patronage
Will be given Us, We ask call whether
you wish to bny or net and shall consi-
der it no trouble to show our goods.
Cash will be paid for produce or taken
interchange for goods, and all packages
delivered In town if desired.
tt WlLLrHM GiBBoas.
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Golden Wedding.

On Thursday evening Aug. 9Th. Mr..
and Mrs. Edmonds, of this city cele-
brated their golden wedding. Their
friends presented them with number
of useful and substantial presents, but
no doubt the one most appreciated was
the beautiful bible presented TO grand
ma Edmonds by the members of the
NJ. E. Church, of which she has for
many years been faithful! member.
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FL. LEE & BRO.

been here for aweek, taking the city
BY storm, and leaving pleasant memo.
les behind them.
The new iron pier at foot of Massa
chusetts avenue, near the light house is
actually to be. Men began work, on
the shore last week. Thursday the goth
they got the engine in place and are
sinking piles. II is to be finished into
the ocean 1000 feet by the 10th of
September at a cost of Soc, 900. This
will afford landing for steamers from
New York. Baltimore etc. ETC., and
will add, thousands more to the num-
Der of vi'Itors to this delightful spot.
You folks who are tired, over-worked
and in poor health, come here and
save bills.
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Dr.. Pearee. Dentist

Extracts teeth without PAIN, and
uses no injurious gass" either. But
does, when necessary. administer "Vi
talized Air" or nitrous Oxide Gas;
which is regarded by the most eminent
writers upon the subject of anaesthetics
as the safest PAIN oBruNDgR in use for
extracting teeth,
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Sale Notice.

On Satu, day August 22d, at % o'clock
a. m, the old School House in district
No. /, known as Elm Grove, 2 1-2
miles east of Klrksvihe, will be sold to
the highest bidder for cash. By order
board OF directors. S. BARROW,
District Clerk.
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Readers of the GRAPHIC you are in
vited to call and examine our new
stock of glassware, tlnware, patent
clothes pins of new style and war
ranted superior to any other make,
also, our new stock of Groceries; we
aim to sell at bottom prices. tt
WILLIAM GIBBONS, Normal Grocery.
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New Business.

Spencer & Ellis have opened new
iced store IN the Spencer building,
recently occupied by B. W. Ross. They
will keep everything usually found in
a feed store and respectfully solicit
your patronage.
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To Farmers.

Go to Jamison's Drug Store and get
a package of Sam Clark's Hog remedy
and try 1t. 1t is guaranteed to more
than pay for itself in tha extra pork
produced and absolutely prevent hog
diseases or -our money viii be refund
ad 6m
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Wanted.

To let contract for making about
two miles of fencing. posts to be made
on ground, and set 16 feet apart; 8 feet
deep; 8 wires; WIRE furnished. Call on
or address A. NJ. SMITH & Co.,
Lock box g. Klrksville, Mo.
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The New Version.

Pollock G. Thompson say they are
having "sheor' of a time this week
getting in new goods. 1880 sacks of
old wheat -four. on hand. Glasswa are,
queenswa-e and 5 and 10 cent counter
goods IN endless protusion.
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Sheep thrive better in small than in
large fiocks; but whether mans flock
is small or large it is equally necessary
to keep a supply of Days Horse and
Cattle Powder in winter. Give one
teaspoontul day to each sheep.
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Notice to Voters

Notice is hereby given that special
election will be held at the usual places
of voting in townships OF Pettis, Will
SON, Salt River, Benton, Polk and
Clay, Adair County. Mo-, on the sec
ond Tuesday in September, 1885, being
the oth SAID month, for the purpose, of
voting on the question wheathsr SWINE
and sheep shall be restrained from run
ming at large In said townships. Those
voting for restraining shall have print
ed or written on their ballots the words
"For restraining SWINE and sheep from
running at large" and those voting
against restraining. shall have printed
or written on their ballots the words,
Against restraining swine and sheep
from running at large. BY order of the
County Court.
C.S. McIAreurIN
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BUS LINE.

Mears Bus will convey parties
promptly to all parts of the city.
Leave orders at Graves Livery stable
and A. Dutcher's.
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Prices Reduced.

syear apple trees s15 per hundred +,
2 year cherry trees S. per doz. Full
assortment of everything new and old,
desirable here at equally fair prices.
CHAs. PATTERSON,
No, IA, SIN
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Miss Miriam B. Sweet, of Boston, the
lady who is to teach music at the
Normal has consented to assist in
1.-The Doctor of Alcantara' Sept. 18th
10th and 18th.
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Will Link and Lon. Mitchell have
consented to assist IN the Doctor of
Alcantara.h Their help will greatly
strengthen the Orchestra.
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MOVED.

B. w. Ross has moved his store one
door north from the old stand, where
he will be pleased to meet all his old
customers and any amount of new
ones,
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Or. C. d. Henry, Y. d..

Treats all accute and chrome diseases.
Chronic diseases speciality. Office and
residence two blocks northeast of pub
lie square, Kirksville, Mo.
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"The Doctor of Alcantara' will visi t
Kirksville and remain three DAYS. Sept.
18th, 10th and 18th. He is now in the
hardware business.
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Old Settlers Reunion.

There will be an old settlers reunion
quarter of a mile south of Coles
M II on the Charlton river, Saturday.
Aug. 22d. Every body invited.
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Tue Aurora Watches embody strictly
the qualities OF perfection. accuracy
and durability. For sale BY Hart &
Miller, North side square, adjoining
Masonic building, Kirksv,lls, Mo.
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Colt show.

will give two premiums on Bay
Comets best colts, and one on Prince
ton La. best colt. Colts to be exhibit
ed Wednesday Sept. 10th, at Kirksville
Mo. NELSON COLE.
nI7-2s
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Burned Out

w. A, Adams has put new stock of
organs in the Burton builning, West
Side, TEMPORARILY.
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-sHE,HERD-At the residence of the
BRIDES parents "Wednesday Aug. 18TH, Mr.. Robt
Clark, Jr., TO Miss Anna Shepherd, Rev, Talbot
of Macon City, officiating,
The young couple 10 at once to
house keeping. MIR. Clark is one OF our
best young business men, and they be-
gin life with the fairest prospect. Nay
the Good Shepherd keep continuous
watch over this new home circle.
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New Omnibus and Transfer Line.

Lee Bros, Bus will meet all trains
and convey parties promptly to and
from all depots to any part of the city,
leave orders at Brick Livery barn.
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Wanted.

Willard & Evans want all the chick
ems, young and old, there is in the
country.
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"The Doctor of Alcantara" has
grown old in his Eprofession. He is
quite bald. His age and experien ce
should be sufficient recommendation
for him, even if he were not so favor
ably known.
The best lubricating oil at w. r.
Fout's.
Klrksvllle Wooden Mills are IN full
operation. Bring on your wool.
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Carding and spinning. promptly at
tended to at the Klrksvllle Wooden
Mills.
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LUMBER.

VIC. Crawford, Proprietor Bra
shear Lumber yard will sell you lum-
Der as cheap as you can get it from the
river.
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Do not forget to call at Normal Gro
Gerry, Southeast corner OF the square
for your goods. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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For Sale.

| have a few choice Poland China
male pigs for sale, which i will sell
unreasonable prices. r. D. HAMLro.
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SuIky Flows.

If you want a first class sulky plow,
lower than you ever heard tell of be-
tore, 20 to Brasfeld G. Kellopp's,
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MARRIED.

ROsS-CLARK-At the residence of the BRIDE
parents Tuesday Morning, Aug. 18th. Prof. c. E..
Ross to Miss Kate Clark, Rev.J, b, Mitchell
officiating.
The loving couple left the same
morning tor st. Paul and trip among
the northern lakes. The GRAPHIC ex-
tends congratulations and acknowl-
edges liberal allowance of cake, which
was detachable to the palate.
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Good Brick.

AT Beets yard for $3.50 and $3.50
per thousand 21a miles south west of
town. n15 2m
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Tourists Tickets.

Tourists tickets to st. Paul and re-
turn now on sale at Wabash Depot,
for $3.50
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Try the pure Apple vinegar at
Willard & Evans and you will have no
other.
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If you want GOOD NEW FIRST
GLASS organ call on W. A. Adams
West Side.
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A large line of fine teas at L. A.
Wizards very cheap. Sw
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See /! See !

Ii you want your property insured
or to borrow money on improved
farms, call on j. C. THATCHER.
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Call at Normal Grocery for your
Coffee, Sugar, Flour and anything in
the grocery line. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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Wanted.

A good girl to do general house
work. Apply at once to
B. F. LAMKIN.
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Call at Ladies Bazaar for any novelty
IN Millinery.
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NOW is THE TIME

TO BUY FLOUR. We will sell two
grades of FLOUR at REDUCTION
of FIFTEEN CENTS PER SACK, a
few days only. We must haye room
for the large Shipment coming.
MONTGOMERY & BIELBY.
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Flour! Flour!

The Dewitt -four needs no putting
Another car load at Murphy Bros.