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TO Farmers.

Go to Jan ison's Drug Store and get
a package of Sa Jiark's Hog remedy
and trylt. It liz guaranteed TO more
than pay for itself in the extra pork
produced and alb ;olutely prevent bog
diseases or our money will be refund
ed. GIN
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JONAS CASKEY.

Jonas Caskey IS prepared to give you
good groceries at cheaper rates than
ever and will take all kinds OF country
produce at highest prices. All parties
will find it to their interest to give
him call. His flour. of which he
keeps the hes brands, speaks tor itself
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Underwear.

For Ladies, Misses, Men &
Boys, all kinds, colors & qualiti S
a car lead to select from.
B. F. LA MKIN
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PER soNALs.

-
Mr.. and Mrs. LOGAN Lowe were in
town Saturday.
p. NJ. PREBLE OF Shibley's Poin. was
In town Wednesday
Mrs. G. MILLER Of Pure Air, was in
Kirksville Wednesday.
IN. ToLER and vile, of Greentop,
were In town Wednesday.
THos. EDMoNDs was a caller at the
Graphic office Saturday afternoon.
S. ]. Miller, left Tuesday morning
for six weeks visit in fenna.
A. K,NYoN. of Novinger, as Dig. good
natured and jolly as ever, was in town Mon.
day.
j.. w. CAMPBELL, of Mcpherson, call
ed TO see us Friday and renewed his faith with
us.
JOSEPH Shaffer, son of John Shaffer,
left for Los Angeles. California, Mon
day night.
J. NJ. and w. H. DEFRANcE are in
attendance at Circuit Court at Milan this
week
Mr.. W. P. EDMoNDsoN was able to be
out Tuesday and is CANNING strength quite
rapidly.
MyRoN RUeeLEs, of Clay tp. made
us call Monday. and enrolled his name on
the.Graphic list.
Mrs. q. H. LEWIS, of this city. and Mrs.
Fl. Novinger, of Novinger, were callers at
the Graphic Office Monday.
9. W. HARruPEE, has returned to
Rirksville and will attend the Mercantile
College.
]. 7. NEFF. OF the firm OF Neff &
Keller, of Brashear, Mo-. was in town
Thursday.
GEO. SHELLEY, of Shibley's Point,
brother Of DR.. SHIRLEY, made our Office q
pleasant call Monday morning
Mr.. aud Mrs. JOHN PlNKERroN, OF
Kingman county, Kansas, who have been
visiting relatives in this county for some
time, started on their return home Monday
night.
/. H. PlDGEoN, Of Ohio. uncle
Of Mrs. A. Townsend, is stopping here for a
few days looking at the country with view
to locating.
ULYSSES GARNER. j. A. BRAGG. Of La
Plata; David Taylor of Pure Air; w. W. Et.
wards and r. d Hamilton, were IN town
Saturday.
LEROY W. ORR, one of Scuyler coun-
TVS most successful teachers and who has
charge of the Greentop school this year, was
in town Saturday.
Miss DELLA GARRETT, who Is teaching
in Pettis township. accompanied by Miss Ida
Meeks, spent Saturday in Kirksville, the
guests of Miss Bertha Garrett.
WASH JoNsS happened to severe
accident last Thursday. While at work on
his new barn, he had the misfortune to saw
off the end of his left thumb, and will not be
able to use his hand for some time
HI. s. LINDSEY returned from Kansas,
last week. He reports the country good but
crops poor.
GEO. LENARD, of Denmark, Iowa. ana
j. G. Shook, of West Point, who have been
prospecting in Adair county. returned home
this week.
j H. SwEENY, Esq, of Wapello. Iowa,
was visiting his daughter. MIS-. j. w. john
son of this place last week.
Mr.. R. j. EsPY and family formerly
OF Center junction, lowe. arrived last
Friday night and will be residents OF our
towr till spring, when he will move to his
land in Walnut township, where he has pur-
chased a thousand acres.
j. H. Davis G Co., have pure based a
Purinton Steam heater and are
prepared to butcher hogs for private
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oveTeoats,

35o o vercoa is for men & Boys
from S2,oo each to $40. at prizes
lower than ever know n in tn
u. S. B. F LAMKIM
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$4,000 TOLOAN.

$4,000 to loan 10 parrirs desiring TO
take business education. Apply to
W. J. Smith at Business College.
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MONTGOMERY & BELLY

have the Most Wonderful Soap and
more of It and are ceiling II cheaper
than any other firm in North Missouri.
also have the largest stock of California
can goods which they place on the
market at lower prices
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Call at Normal Grocery for your
Coffee, Sugar, Flour and ANYTHING in
he grocery line. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the post
Office, Kirksville. Missouri. and adver-
t'sed Nov IA, 1885:
Allen, James Borton, Josiah
Casey, Frank CANNED, Bob
bowel, James Dyer. Laura
Erickson, Fannie Exams, Walter
Lorenz, WI Mar in, J W
Morris, n A Morrow, {
Nelson, James Raw, NJ
Stevens, EN- Stafford, Ed
Thompson. Matte Waygandt, Frank
Walters, 4 n Yount, Alice
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
J.D. MILLER. P. NJ.
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Our collector N. F. Strock, reports
more taxes.collected in Salt Rivertown
ship than in all the remainder OF the
county.
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The time IN wich YOU can secure the
Graphic for one dollar will pass quickly,
so lose no time, cut hand in your
subscription now.
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nr.C. D. Henry. I'd.

Treats all accute and chrome diseases.
Chronic diseases speciality. Office and
residence two blocks northeast OF pub
lie square, Kirksville, Ne.
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DON'T BUY

Small cranberries when you can get
the large ones at the same price at
Willard & Evans.
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N. %. Mlnear will sell you all kinds
OF notions, in his line, cheaper than
any other concern.
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Prices Reduced.

5 year apple trees SIS per hundred.
2 year cherry trees IS per doz. Full
assortment of ever ythin2 new and old.
desirable here at equally fair prices
CHAs. PATTERSON,
No, IA. SIN
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T. E. Graves. is now running
cab to and from the depots TO any rart
of town, all orders will receive prompt
attention.
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Boots 3 Shoes.

We sell more Boots & Shoes than
any House in North Mo-, because We
keep better styles & Qualities.
BE- I.AMKIN.
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Buy your groceries of n. o. Minear,
will take in exchange all kinds Of pro-
duce at highest market price.
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We Duplicate.

We will duplicate and pUb'i, 4, |
all prices on groceries or do batter.
MONTGOMERY * EI-i.i.I
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The great Mind Reader, Martin
Stevens. NJ. d. will give course of
lectures in Kirksville in few weeks.
Admission 90 cents.
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We live to dye and dye to live. Old
clothes cleaned and dyed at
L. MUTCHLEEs.
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so cents on the S.

A full line OF plain aud fancy Satins
at so cents on the dollar at
BANKRUPT STORE.
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Go to 1. F. Minear South side the
Square for nice lunch, a good cigar,
fresh oysters and pure candies.
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Don't forget that Uncle Charley
Allgaier is on the west side of the
square about the middle of the block
and is still giving good meals for %
ents.
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See i! See I!

Ii you want your property insured,
or to borrow money on improved
farms, call on j.. c. THATCHER.
nl64W
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No, IA. 5 m

Take your old clothes to the Kinks
vile dye works and have them made {
COX like new.
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81 cents on the S.

Overcoats and Suits for men and
oys at BANKRUPT STORE.
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w. Bras6eld is suffering from a
sprained ankle.
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III. Davis G Co., have pure based a
Purinton Steam heater and are
prepared to butcher hogs for private
parties, IN first class style. Butcher.
ing will be done at Brassfeld q
kellopp's warehouse.
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Remember ]. H. Marley, the cheap
grocer.
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Is cents on the S.

A splendid line of ladies shoes and
gents boots at 65 cts on the dollar. at
BANKRUPT STORE.
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60 cents on the 5.

A full line of Plain and Brocaded
Velvets at 60 cents on the dollar.
BANKRUPT STORE,
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TIE Aurora Watches embody strictly
the qualities OF perfection. accuracy
and durability. For sale by Hart &
Miller, North side square, adjoining
Masonic building, Kirksville, Mo.
We live to dye and dye to live. Old
lothes cleaned and dyed at
l.. MUTcHLERs.
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Mud. No More Mud.

The only macadamized street In
the city. where farmers can bring their
watches, clocks and jewelry for repairs
and not get knee deep in mud. All
work warranted. A. butcher,
Teueler
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MARRIED.

Fresh oysters at C. A. Allgaiers.
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Go to C. A. Allgaiers for fresh
oysters.
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Big fat ra,sins at Willard & Evans
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DOR SALE-Farm OF lis acres with
Il in one mile of Kirksville. Good room
house, two halls. two room cellar, closets and pam
tries. Good farm, orchard of two hundred trees.
small fruits. lU0 acres in cultivation, Is acres i'll
woods pasture Address this office
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DOR SALE-Farm of 40 acres, five
Il miles from Xirksville, 100 acres in cult
vaton balance in pasture. A bargain. Address
office.
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THOR SALE-Farm of 300 acres, all under good
X new fence. GOOD house; 40 acres in cultivation
- situated in north west part OF Macon county
Drake township, three miles north west from
anut, also IS aiming go acres all upde
good new fence, well watered, timber convenlen
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uNORsALE-A faa m of lso acres.-loO acres in cul
+ iivation, the balance in fine young timber. A
bargain on easy terms apply at this office. Pro-
perry situated three miles northwest of Adair Mo,
Good orchard. Place well watered.
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TOR SALE IN the east part of town
l. agood house with five rooms and five lots
aarle trees. peach trees and small fruits, cherry
frrrs) good cellar, smoI G house. For sale at
barraiu. Address this office.
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Macadmised street, white front
South side.
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DOR SALE, farm OF 100 acies stu
sted eight miles cast of Kirksville. Good
h ,use. well wa;ered. A very desirable piece OF
y opvrty. Inquire at this ONCE.
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w AM ED-A few reliable men IN
w Northeast Missouri, who desire to work
first class Life Insurance Company, can get goou
erms by addressing Box e., LaPlata, Mo.
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grocer.
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THE WABASH DINING HALL

DOR TRADE excellent dwell
Il lings n kirksville for farm property.
farms within four Eve miles OF Kirksville prefer
red, or will sell for casha hsryan. For partic-
MARS address, GRAPHIC OFFICE.
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nor SALE-Farm containing eighty-one and
IL one half acres. miles northeast OF hirksville;
Que mile and half from railroad depot. Address
a er,.ffr
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Union Bible Meeting.

5 Queen City: Mo,
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T7oRsALE-lO acres of good land one mile west
L ofiown, cheap for cash. Apply 1t this office.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-03-11
The Modern Young Woman Socially
Considered.

Much complaint is heard every day
in society circles that the young men
prefer their clubs and amusements
alone, and that the days when young
ladies were the centers of attraction
have all passed. Some pretend to be
ignorant of the causes which have led
to this. Let any one, however, look
carefully into the matter and it will be
confessed that faults too often lie with
the ladies themselves. \ prominent
young man, not in society, says:
Thirty or twenty, or even ten years
ago, the young ladies cared for some
thing else than making necklaces of
hearts or flirting desperately with the
poor young men who fall into their
ciree-like circle" This accounts for
much of the aversion young men feel
for spending their evenings with the fair
sex. No man likes to feel that he is be-
ing slyly made a fool of, aud rather
than expose himself. he stays away and
seeks his pleasure with those whose lips
do not say what their hearts do not feel.
Again, a thoughtful, well-read man is
panied to see the superfciality of the
younger members of the fair sex. With
all their advantages it would not be out
stepping the bounds of probability to
say that fully fifty per cent. of the
ladies cannot or viii not converse on
topics of the day. They seem to have
read nothing, and to be utterly unable
to converse intelligently on any subject,
save the small talk so distasteful to most
men.not of the class ''dude." The edu-
cation of today leads them more than
in former generations to expect favor at
the expense of young mans pocket
book. This fact is only too well known
If it were not true the humorists Of to-
day would never have taken the subject
up for humor deals with facts more
often than fancy. More reasons might
well be given Why our young men prefer
their clubs, their athletic amusements,
TO the society Of the fair sex, but let
these suffice. Detroit Times.
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TWO CRUTCHES.
4 Well Known Atlant an Lays
Them Down.


I have only a few words te say; mich are to
state that have been confined to my bed for two
months with what was called Nervous Rheu-
matisn, or Sciatica. was only enabled to hob
bic about occasionally by the use of crutehes,
and in this condition l commenced the use of
B. b. B. four bottles of which enabled me to
discard the use OF my erutohes and attend to
business, l had previously used all well re-
commended medicines without relief. 1t has
been over two months since using b. B. B.,
and I consider myself permanently cured
man. J. +. DAVIS.
Atlanta, Ga, West End.)
NJ A Abbey, OF Russenvile Ark, dated
June sth 1855: 'At last have found an hon
est remedy b. B. b. is the best Blood Poison
remedy on earth, and if l had a voice that
would reach from Atlanta to the sea, I would
proclaim its virtue. 1 have used only four bot
ties, ana am nearly cured Of serious Blood
Poison"
]. NJ. Ellis Atlanta, Ga, writes; 81 have
had a severe form of Eczema. ten gears, and
have failed to secure relief from various doe
tors, and about 40 bottles OF noted blood
remedy. It was pronounced incurable, but the
use OF b. b. p. has effected a cure, and l refer
to C. p. 5 sift, Dr. d. O. G. Heary, DIR. F. f.
Taber, Atlanta -
W. VI. Cheshire, at W. H. Brotherton's
Store, Atlanta, writes: 81 have had large
eating ulcer on my leg cured by the use of B. B.
b.
1t is deeidediy.a most wonderly medicine for
the cure Of blood diseases, and it will please
everybody
Mr.. R. ?. Dodge, Yard Master Of Ca, r. R.,
Atlanta, writes: For seven years my wife
has been great sufferer from Catarrh, which
resisted the treatment Of Physicians and the
use Of all patent remedies, until she used B. B.
b. few bottles of this truly wonderful blood
mediciue effected cure, and / cheerfully re-
commend it as quick and magical blood puri-
fer, Sold by all Druggists, at 81 O0,or six for
$500. Expressed on receipt of price.
For sale by f. r. Ledbetter and B. Lemly,
jackson, Miss. fdee1 Slim
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Bad Flavor in Milk.

Complaint is often made at the disa-
greeable taste of milk, especially in the
autumn, when succulent or green feed is
given to the cows. The foods which
have most marked effect on the flavor Of
milk are turnips and cabbages, many
farmers feeding turnips throughout the
year Investigators of the subject
recommend the use of boiling water to
eradicate the unpleasant taste. While
the adulteration laws of this and other
cities may not allow its use by dealers,
the consumer has the privilege Of wat
ering his own. To every gallon of new
milk pint Of boiling water il recon-
mended. and it is said ii will almost
invariably remove any flavor caused BY
any particular food on which the cows
have fed.
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A Good Disinfactant.

Tie following compound has beer
presented TO the Berlin Medical Society
for purifying the atmosphere Of sicl
room.
Oils of rosemary, lavender, and thyme
in the proportions of 10, p and p parts
respectively, are mixed with water and
nitric acid in the proportion of so to
II. The bottle should be shaken before
using. and sponge saturated in the
compound and left to diffuse by evapo
ration. This compound is said to
possess extraordinary properties In
controlling odors and effluvia.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-03-11

In Norway and Sweden accumuls-
tons of moss. often more than q foot
thick and half decomposed, serve to
make paper and millboard as hard as
wood, blocks Of which formed by the
hydraulic press may even be turned In
the lathe and polished. This substance
is said to possess the good qualities Of
wood without the defects. such rs
warping and splitting, 20 that Ii il
suitable for making doors and vim
dows. Plant has. it is said. been laid
down Iii Sweden for working up these
deposits Of hitherto waste substance
into useful material
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Monday. March %. 1855.

expose for sale at the front OF the Court House. in
the City Of JaC ksan, Mississippi within legal hours,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following de
seribed property. 10 wit; Lots t. >, and West
Jackson being SUBDIVISION OF lots - as per H. c.
Daniels survey. said lot T. fronting on Nailatin
street l23 u5-l00 running back 252 feet, on which
is located dwelling houses; also, lot ), fronting
GaIatin street PIG lo00, running back 126 feet,
on which Is dwelling of four rooms also lot 6, as
shown on plot in hands of Commissioner, l26 feet
by 246 feet L h. MOSELE1, Com T.
-
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FOR SALE !

II ARGE AND SMALL TRACTS OF LAND
l. well improved, and some woodland
which can be divided to suit the purchaser; anC
will sell for half cash, balance II months time
The land is all lying within five miles OF the Rail
road, and nearly all in Oktibbeha county, Miss.
and in good, healthy country; with good schools
and churches of all kinds, and mills of all kinds
and many other advantages. PETER QUINN,
mari, SGT. Sturges, Oktibbeha Co., Miss.
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FOR SALE !

A0n ACRES OF LAND IN UNION co.
1oO Miss-the home place is well improved
with good dwellings, rooms-gin-house and
press good stables; cribs and barn fine tenants
cabins; a fine apple and peach orchard; carefully
selected fruits. All have been constructed with an
eye 10 convenience; abundant supply OF spring and
well water for man and beast; about 125 acres IN
cultivation: capable OF growing from 900 TO ,50t
pounds cotton, from 80 to so bushels corn; con-
venent to churches OF different sects, with schools
In six miles of Baldwin, on the Mobile x ONO X
Z. The other approximating tracts are mostly II
their virgin state VIII sell ALL any part to suit
purchasers. Price from S1O0 To $1,000 per acre, a.
per quality and Improvements.
II. l.. HOLLAND, Bethany, Lee Co.. Miss.
MAJ
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For Sale-A Rare Chance |!

200 ACRES OF LAND IN KEMPER CO.,
sSOO Miss; seven miles of Mobile & Ohio r.
r. and in the pleasant village of Oak Grove there
are two good residences on this land-viz: two
story residence; three chimneys, five hre-piaces
seven and all necessary out-buildings good
well of water in the yard and good storehouse.
Another single-story house; six rooms; two chin
| neys; all necessary out-buildings; good well of
water and good sterehouse; there is a good academy
on the land; near by good school all the year; a
good stand to sell goods; good churches. will sell
| all together, either residences. | have three
other farms of eighty each; good farm lands
well improved. / will sell separate or all together.
Address l.. NJ. MCLENDEN,
| mari, 'S5-6t. Oak Grove kemper Co, Miss.
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II ~
GOO ACRES EN-

Ol0 ACRES FINE BLACK LAND,-OvER
oOO half in cultivation. Palo Alto, Clay Co.
Miss, 10 miles west OF NJ & @. r. r. Finely inn
proved. Dwelling, out-houses, gin houses, press
stables, cribs harn and fences all complefe timber
plenty 800 acrest schools, churches. etc. plenty
and convenient; water good and plenty Price
$12.50 per acre-ene-third cash, balance in two
yearly payments without interest," ia miles of
West Peinte Ell l.. BURKITT,
feh25 fS5-6w- Palo Alto Miss
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FARM, 70 miles south of Memphis, on Yocona
river, in tive miles Of Harrison, Miss on NJ. & t.
Railroad, $50 acres $50 cleared, balance we'll
timberedl, improvements consist Of cabins for
ants churches and school two miles. Price, 800
in i've annual pay nlenfs, interest per cent.
Owner, CHAS. b. H0WRY,
Feb 1S-6w. Oxford Miss
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FOR SALE.

A FINE PLANTATION in Amite county
IN miles south OF Liberty, on west prong OF
Amite river containing d20 acres 800 acres clear
ed, the balance finely timhered Is miles from Cen
trevilIe on the L., o. & T. r. r., and IS miles
from Osyka, Illinois Central; fine frame dwell
ing and other necessary buildings Church and
school within three -foarths miles. Plenty of ex-
eellent water, and fine agricultural and stock farm
Terms, S, 600 cash, 81 800 in one year with security
Address: j. l. GALTNEY,
Feb. Is, fS5-6w.1 Liberty Mss