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0ur Clubbing List for 1855.

We are prepared to club the FREE PRESS to new
or renewing subscribers with tho following publ
cations at tae rat specified below If order ed at the
same time with our paper In the first column we
give the regular price of each publication singy,
in the second the price of the same and the FREE
Press together.
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three or four hours every night coughing
Get immediate relief and sound rest by us.
ing Wells Rough on Coughs" Troches,
loo. Balsam, 2jc.
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Miners ut the pits in Ohio resum-
ed W DIRK atoperators' prices.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by indigsc-
ton, constipation dizziness, loss of appetite
yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitali2or is positive
cure Sold by EGYOolisE Daniel.
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10 any body who has disease OF throat
or lungs, we will send proof that iis"'a
Cure for Consumption hos cured the same
in other cases. Address,
u. Il. HAZELTISE, Warren, Pa.
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The anti-bucket shop bill passed
the Texas senate.
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.,RorGII M COuGJs -

Ask for "Rough on Coughs for Coughs
Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. Troches
lie. Liquid, &c
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH when Sh-
loh's cure will give immediate rel ef. Price
10 cents, 40 cents and 81. Sold by Ray
uolds a Daniel.
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nnnrRN npkRi,
AOTL

AAl u
A lady very high sopIanol
IL buried in the depths Of woe
Tho deeper goes her vocal soTroS,
Tho higaer up tho head tones 10,
Beloved Ly an awkward tenor
She elngs to him with fearful heart
Her brother very heavy hAssol,
However, tears tho pair apart
The tenor, after singing falsely,
Decamps aud goes Ia par UNKNOWN
The lady proves that this aillicts her
ny hatteHiag almost halt tone,
sha tolls her troubles 10 her servant,
A faithful (alto) maid,
Who listens without much emotion,
As IL she felt quite pnderP-id'
ACT II,
A marriage follows with another.
a tenor Of the second class;
Ilor brother seals the fatal nuptiRls,
And things como - n irightful pass.
Her lover had a round trip ticket
When DO went al 10 parts affair."
lie comes back Just too late TO stop H.
Tho weddings dono-and hero We are!
Tho lady faints TO heavy bmssos,
Tho lover curses with tho strings,
A tumult follows in orchestra;
Then all the crowd SINGS together,
ACTIH.
The lady, after long cadcnzNs,
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PNlpitation, Dropsical dwellings, Dizzi'
ness, Indigestion, Headache. Sleeplessness,
cured by Wells Health Remover.
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CROUCH ON PAIN" PoRoUSED PLASTER.
Strengthening improved, the best for
backache, pains in the chest or SIDE rhoum-
atism, neuralgia.
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4 NASAL IN1ErrOE IRE. with each
isrtii, of-,iI-' bis e1;H--l remedy. Irir. 20
cent, so i.y EaglHll-A uriI
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FOR DYSPEPSIA aud liyJr complaint.
y"I hny, "a printed gllrlutss ga every bot
tir e Shilph's NItalIra- 10 vUyHr fails tu
cure Sold by EayroIs g. DANIEL
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De Frevcincet has undertaken the
task Of forming new French cabi
net
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SHILOHS CURE will Immediately 70
li"yc Group wEoupiuE cough and bronchitis
Sold by RaynolG, 4 Daniel
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nROEGu ON RhTS.n
UE ART PAINS.

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bed-bogs, skInks, chipmuunks, gophers
IL. Druggists.
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Ask for Wells Trough on Corns," 15c
Quick, complete cure, Hard or soft corns
warts, bunions.
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SHILOH'S CATARBH Remcdy-a posi-
tive cure for cattHrrh, dlptheria and canker
mouth. Sold by Reynolds Il Daniel
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Riol is said to have 600 well ann
81 followers and means q fight
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Frc--h 'rnrr= % T-rH-r sill
tvaeulte thc i-'-rj ara 20 t1 HANOI
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The interior of the Eureka theatre
- Columbus Ohio. vas burned
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The LondHl Times calls Ferry the
ablcst Republican statesman Of
France
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Germany has made further annexa
tons along the west coast of Africa
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"HACKENIETACK' a fragrant and hist
ing perfume Price - ana 10 cents. Sold
10y Reynolds = Daniel
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Visible supply Of wheat, As, 1913
bushels; corn, 6,iiI9i2 bushels oats,
2, 1896, sos bushels.
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Chas. w. Buck, the new minister
of Peru, never held Office before.
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CROUCH ON PAIN" POROUSED PLASTER.
Strengthening, improved the best for
backacha, pains in chest or side, rhouma-
tism, neuralgia.
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In many Of the business hou SEES OF
Paris, and especially in those in which
tho cellars are used rs Offices, z lass Is
now being extensively employed Instead
OF boards for flooring,
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Children, slow in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate use "Wells' Health
Remover"
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Manted q VIII.

A oolored man about sixty years 81
age, blinn IA one eye aud walking with "A
cane, hObblcd up stairs Into tho oillce OF
n Griswold street lawyer yesterday and
announced that he desired - mako his
will.
scot much property To leayo'' asked
the lawyer,
"Weil, sab, Ize p0riossed Of u dog, a
oook-slOyc, awhcclbnrrow an two Hat
irons dat my fust wIio left ~"
"And VINO are you going to leave
them ioF'
"Aly daricr, Nancy, obcr on Indiana
street. Ize married agin, you know, an
/ wants la put dat property whar my
present vito cant gil u, She doan ga
muffin bclongn' Ia me, u can help IT, ~
at will cost you I've dollars To have
will drawn"
"Shoo! Can't cost dat''
eyes, II will
eden reckon I'll adminisi.ato on my
stun afOrr die, Would dat workP'
Certainly
"Dcn IN run de- dog of, lend 10
wheclbarrOw, pocket dc ilal-lrons and
stan by TO rush de- cook stove outer
dc house de fust time de old woman
COOS To de grocery, Kin gita warrant
heahp"
"What forp'
EUR assault and battery. When do
old woman finds what lie done she'll
walk obcr me. an might rs well save
time by gittin ont do warrant now
IIo was directed Ia the proper place,
and ho went away saying chat II would
perhaps be still bctt0r 10 have her ar
rested and sent up for ninety days mad
vance. Detroit Free Press.
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THIN PEOPLE
WHOOpING cOUGu

"WellG' Health Renewcr' restores healti
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Ner
yousness, Debility. 81.
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TROUGH ON ITCH
THE HOPE OF THE NATION

though on Itch, cures humors, eruptions
ringworn, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet
chillblains
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We Guarantee Six Boxes

To cure any case. With each order received by us
for six boxes MED with S. 90, we will seha
the purchaser our written guarantee to refund the
money II the treatment does not effect cote'
issued only by JOHN G. WEST W"
S62 W. Madison st., Chicago Illinois, oct2Sy
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CATARRHAL THROAT AFFECTIONS,
Hacking, irritating Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat cured by Trough on Coughs, y
Troches, l5c. Liquid, 25c.
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Ladies who would retain freshness and vi
vacity. Don't fail to try Wells Health Re
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and the many Throat Affections OF children,
promptly, safely and pleasantly relieved by
Trough on Coughs" Trochos, 15c. Bal
sam, ?5o.
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Brashear Items.

Is there any bottom to the mud?
Dur quiet, Sunday last, was disturb
ed by trains rushing by.
Rev. Clark is practicing what he
breaches. He and his horse both
wsnL dnder the cold, cold water the
DINER day, but CAME out all right.
III. A. Church said: "If you had
been where l was last evening you
would be weak" But where was it
"Mels'
We were in hopes DIR. Wiseman
would stop importuning Cleveland for
position after the 4th of March, but
be- it seems, won't give up.
]no. Young, Kephart and others
think Of starting to Arkansas soon.
Mitch. Hines horse was taken from
the hitch rack last Friday night, but
the one that took 1t bad the kindness
to leave 1t in Wilson in front OF Mr..
Youngs residence.
We notice Miss Maud Les in town
visiting friends. W. c. C. would like
to be oae of them.
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Normal Notes.

Monday We noticed several visitor!
on the re strum. This morning Mis-
Lizzie Harvey OF town, spent the fore
noon visiting the various rooms. Alst
Mr.. }. o. Truitt who attended schoo
the first term-did not learn how LONG
he would remain. Mr.. w. FL. Miller
spent the forenoon visiting classes
We learn he is looking for a spring
school, MS winter term having expired.
There Is one feature of our school
system mole disastrous than any other;
1t is the short terms. No sooner has a
teacher got his school under head way
than his short four months are gone
and he must go. The children remain
out OF school for the next eight
months and the next teacher has to 90
over very nearly the same ground his
p edecessor passed over and by real
hard work may be able 70 advance
them little, and still the people COM
PLAIN that their children do not learn
as they ought. This is not the case.
however, with those parents who fully
understand the condition of their stu
alton; they see to it, that the children
do not entirely neglect their bovks, bat
endeavor to have them do what they
can during this vacation. We find it
a great help indeed for two reasons,
first, 1t encourages children very much
to see that their parents and friends
are interested in their behalf enough
TO assist them, and second, what they
actually learn. We can say from
actual experience, without assistance
OF this kind IN days gone by, things
would have been different with us.
March 16, Quite a number of the
students this morning, at rest and at
noon, might be seen with smoked
glass viewing the eclipse of the sun
which appeared very beautiful first ON
the western and then on the northern
limb of the sun. Some few clouds IN
the sky, but they did not interfere very
materially.
Quite a number of selected gems
reclted this evening, no one particular
ly Distinguishing himself. The read
ing from Paul and Virginia by Miss
SLoaks was well received by those who
heard it. All IN the room could not
hear the reading.
The Senior Society was highly en-
tertained in an unusual manner on
Friday last. Mr.. Mccoy delivered an
excellent lecture upon ConchoIogy.
He had a case of very fine sea shells,
and he handles them with the air OF a
veteran IN the business. Can't we
have more of this kind of work?
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N. 2. Store J.F. WH|TACRE & co. N. 2. ssos.
BUSINESS BRIEFS,

Immense arrival of New Goods N STORE Go
inspect their large Spring Stock everything their ne and
prices lower than before known Goods low before
the history the trade and closer margins
are offering Remember their and
on sale the lowest market In this their
and the advantage ohe
their prices be have equal
these low figures for they have favoes all equal avo
eye, giving mans dollar premium anohers.
Special notice this time to the following Shoes They hest
tate that their stock the their
to be found the They have ADDED their already full
some pairs of Ladies fine kid shoes celebrated makes
country Among specaes Ladies' fine French kids
hand turned Ladies hand sewed Curacao kids Ladies'
patent flexible SOLE Together with every style good
Curacao kid the best makes They ask
pair sold low down. Remember they
Missouri and Gents remember carry elegant
shoes and low the lowest See pecaes
Finally Big line of Dress Goods, Clothing Big
Staples Big line of Notions Big line Hamburg
In fact everything in profusion and variety
Call early and
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Caught by an Octopus.


a diver who was trying to find
pearls off the Alaska coast. found none,
but found himself, all of sudden, in
the grasp of an ugly octopus with
arms twenty-seven feet long. Such an
experience is rare; but there are
thousands of people who are ca ught by
dyspepsia, which is quite as bad. An
octopus hates to let 90. So does dys-
pepsla. Browns Iron Bltters settles
dyspepsia, and makes it loose its cruel
grip. Mrs. Schmidt and her daughter,
OF l36 Conway street, Baltimore, were
both cured Of dyspepsia by the use of
Browns Iron Blttars.
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PERSONALS.

We noticed Mr.. Geo. Morrow cl
our streets Wednesday,
Mr.. FRANK BAIRD, of Macon, spen
Tuesday night in town.
JUDGE S. +. STAHL went to south
west Missouri Monday night.
The live attorney, Of La Plata, Jos
Park, was in Kirksville Monday on business
Mr.. DANIEL FUTILE, of Brashear
one of our faithful, called to see us Monday.
w. NJ. TAYLOR, stockman of Liberty,
aud ]. F. Buckley, of Walnut, we're in town
Saturday.
A. F. BuMrUs and 2. H. Holmes
stockmen of southern Adair, were in town
yesterday,
j w. JOHNSTON, of Adair, and David
stonecipher, of Brashear, called to see us
yesterday.
Mr.. FRANK VEsrER goes this week to
Southwest Missouri to again embark in the
sheep business.
The smiling countenance OF our
friend, Jno. Miley, OF Nineveh township,
lighted up our sanctum Monday.
Mr.. j. VESPEK, OF Keokuk, Iowa,
called TO see us Monday. He reports great
damage, caused by the overflow of the Des
Mpines river.
Mr.. H o. MORRISON left for Fountain
Green, Ills, Thursday morning and will be
gore during the summer
Our sanctum was frightened for a
short time Monday afternoon by the pres.
ence of Misses Oracle Mccoy and Callie
Smith
Mr.. w. T. BAIRD spent last week in
Bloomfield with Mrs. Baird. returning last
Monday morning, We are glad to learn that
Mrs. Baird's health is rapidly improving.
CAPT. Parsons, Frank Clifford, Mr..
Brown, P. NJ, D. y. Kennedy, Mrs. Lee and
daughters. all of Edna, spent Tuesday night
in Kirksville.
w. NJ. SANDERS and brother, J. K.
Sanders, were in town Monday. W. NJ. left
for N inneapolIs tuesday morning where he
has beer located for the past four years in
the lumber business.
MR. FRANK MORRISON, brother of
Miss Nettie, arrived from the east last Fri
day, and will make Missouri his home in the
future. No better place can be found by en-
terprising young mel, seeking location, and
we givs them a hearty welcome.
CAPT. E. Q. GATES returned from an
extended trip through Kansas, Saturday.
He found lands in Kansas not SO good as in
Mo. nor so well improved much higher than
in this state.
Mrs. W. R. McINTosH intends taking
a vacation, soon, which she will spend at
Hannibal, this state Upon her return in
June she will receive limited number of
pupils for private vocal training but will
not resume class work.
w. J. Smith, proprietor of the
Kirksville, Missouri, mercantile col
lege, spent number ut days IN this
city recently. in the interest of his
school. He has many good endorse
ments and his specimens OF penman-
ship are very fine. Indian ChieftdiR,
Vanita, Ind. Ter.
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4 New Firm.

Messrs Geo. F. and D. n. Williams
under the firm name of Williams
Bros, are preparing to handle all the
tobacco in the country. Their arrang-
ments will be complete in every partic-
ular for handling the weed IN a rapid
and easy manner. They are both
widely known as pleasant, reliable
business men, and will pay you the
best prices for your tobacco. They
have tobacco seed for free dis 'ribution.
Give them a call. one block south of
the square on opposite side of street
from J. b. Hoye & Cos, feed store.
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aRAPHIcs.

See dissolution notice of Smith &
Hall in this issue.
Try those honey cakes at Maynari'g
They are delicious.
All the latest novelties in tips, flow.
ers and trimmings at the Ladies Bazaar
Don't fail to read Doneghy Bros
editorial this week. 1t will do you
good.
Murphy & Nicholson, owing to a
great reduction in rents, can afford to
sell goods cheaper than ever.
MIR. Ruhstadt has about conclude to
locate in the south, hence his sale of
millinery stock at such ruInous prices.
The congressional district Associa-
ISOLATION will hold its next meeting at
Kirksvllle, Mo-, April 1st and % at 10
o'clock a. m. BY order of committee.
DIS. MORROW, COHEN and Brown.
The sermons preached at the CHRIS
tan church Sunday and Monday even.
ines by Rev. Jourdan, of Chilicothe,
father of DR.. R. l.. Jourdan of this
place, have been highly spoken OF.
Mr.. S. j. Miller received from Iowa,
Wednesday, a beautiful Clydesdale
Stallion. He is a mahogany bay. 8
years old, of fine form and good action.
We consider him the finest specimen of
draft horse ever brought to this
county.
Mr.. S. j. Miller would respectfully
request the farmers OF Adair and ad-
Joining counties to call at his stables,
on opposite side of street from Pools
Hotel and examine his fine Norman
and Clydesdale Stations. He will take
great pleasure in showing you around.
The Garden City Implements, The
best made, can be found only at Bras
held u kellogg's.
At meeting at Masoni; Hall, We'd
nesday night, the following candidates
were selected for town officers, Mayor,
W N. Hope; councilmen south ward,
Jas. Smith, and Iohn Hannah; coun-
cllmen north ward, Geo. w. DeReamer
and SegmanJonas.
VIM. Mason. Hopkiusville, KY, says:
"Burks' White Pine Balsam is the best
medicine ever used for coughs, colds
and asthma.
1t you want the best Flows, Cultiva-
tors, Planters, Check Rowers and all
other kinds of farming implements at
bedrock prices go to Brassfeld G. Kel-
logg.
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would suggest to the town author.
itles that they announce some system by
which IN ringing the fire bell the d.
rection of the fire may be known. For
instance one blow or continuous tapping
might indicate east. Two blows with
lntermission between each two might
indicate west. Three north, and four
south; and that penalty be affixed for
ringing the bell, when there is no fire,
with intent to deceive, WV. HART.
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A. Russell's theme for discourse, at
II a. m. Green Grove. next Lords day,
will he 'Sanctifcation and Holiness as
taught IN the bible
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JAMISON'S DRUG STORE

VIII he moved to the middle of
block on South Side of the Square,
about April 1st, and at that time will
put in stock the best and cheapest
barn paint ever known to the people
OF TINS community. 47-2w
When you want Your teeth filled 90
TO DR.. r. l.. Jourdan.
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Nothing enhances the beauty so
much as fine teeth. If you have not
the natural ones, have DIR. R. L. Jour
dan make you first class set.
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| am not the Mayor of this place,
neither one of the councilmen, but
would suggest as decided improve
ment that the nails IN the walks
around the square be driven down and
the knots hewn off. WIN. HART
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Frank Bond was taken into custody
last Thursday about sun up, north of
Cottonwood, by Sheriff Klnnear and
brought to town and put In jail He
obtained money about two years ago,
under false pretense FORGETTING his
bond he cleared out, and the authori-
ties had not been able to lay hands on
him TILL last Thursday.
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Mr.. Long, addressing member of
the firm of John T. Longs Sons drug
house, the Oldest drug house in the
state, if not in America, what has
been your experience with Mishler's
Herb Bit,ers?' I'VE handle a gre. t
deal of it, and the demand is constantly
on the increase. | regard It as be ing
incidentally. the best bitters IN the
market. People who buy it once in
variably call Tor it again.
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Ladies and misses straw hats from
zoe. to SOC. each at Ladies Bazaar.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-03-20

New spring hats in AL the latest
styles are arriving daily at the Ladies
Bazaar.
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Dr.. Pearce. Dentist, is at his office
on the South Side at all hours.
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On last Friday evening cullud
gem'en Of Macon was arrested by the
Marshal at the depot in this place for
tiourishing razor without cause, and
put in the lock up.
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Grand Opening.

Don't forget that there is a grana
obening at 7alPs Gallery every day.
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The subject of discourse at the Pres
byterian church next Sabbath evening
is TO be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Forgotten
Dream Recalled" This we understand
is the fourth discourse of solies on
the prophecy of Daniel.
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Go to DIR. r. l.. Jourdan to have
your teeth extracted.
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Aurora and Columbus watches at
Hart & Miller's, adjoining Mason ic
building.
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EOR SALES head of heavy drat'
Il horses, and one span OF heavy mules, also
alarge lot of farm machinery of every description
call on Address David Ely. jr,, Sub ette, No.
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E0R SALE-Fa OF rs acres with
II in one mile of Kirksville. Good S room
house. two halls, two room cellar. closets and pam
tries. Good farm, orchard of two hundred trees.
small fruits loo acres in cultivation, is acres IL
woods pasture Address this office
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NCUBAT0R-Fo SAlE-Has been
TSuccessfully used. For particulars apply a:
IL isoiIlce,
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Very Respectfully.
J. F. WHITACRE & CO.,
n. Y. STORE,
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