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Normal Notes.

Variety 10 the spice of life" and the
weather clerk who has gwen US so
much cold weather lately has assisted
in making spicy time for the students.
Last Friday was one of the worst days
Of the winter, yet there was good at
tendance. The young ladies were
complimented by Pres Rlanton for
coming out on such a day, 104 of them
responded to their names al roll call.
Friday night several more pipes burst
and as they could not be entirely re-
paired by Monday it was unusually
cold in most of The rooms, overcoats
and wraps were almost necessity.
Division moved into No. and as
Tuesday was not quite as cold 1t was
more comfortable than on the day pre-
ceeding.
Considerable interest was shown
during Mondays Rotations of Gems.
The new method Of calling upon CIR
tain ones and grading upon this is
quite success and deserves commen-
dalton. Two young ladies were so un-
fortunate as to forget their gems
and as result they were requested to
entertain rs with their recltations on
the following day. 1t was remarkable
how brief some OF the gems were.
Mr.. Dinsmore gave his five minutes
reading of Pickwick Papers. The
reading was admirably done and prov
ed very entertaining. On Monday
next Miss Riggs will give FIVE min.
ute reading from Ivanhoe.
Tuesday Rev. Squares conducted ser.
vices in the Chapel. Several visitors
among whom were some former stu
dents were also present.
Pres. Blanton announced this morn
ling that ]. M. Greenwood, of the Kan
sas City public schools, would lecture
in the Chapel Friday morning. Hi
also announced that several more pro
minent teachers would lecture during
the coming term.
Division 2 stood at the head in de
pertinent last week with clear record
! Prof. McFaden has charge OF this Di
vision, and it not infrequently get
100 on the Bulletin Board.
The Senior Society is providing
treat for the citizens of Huntsville
They have secured the services of tina
king of reciters and impersonatorl
Stuart Rogers, and on Thursday, Jan
29th, he will give one Of his inimtabl
entertainments in Smiths Hall. ~
), you want to laugh or cry 60 and ST.
him. The soul that he IS unable
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Brashesr Items.

The VIC. T. Us Co., convention
ccnyen es here to-day. There will b
services for he chrIdren in the after
noon. Mr.. Halliburton has been in
vited to attend with his school. Mrs
Hoffman will lecture at night. Mr.
Bailey has baen invited to attend with
his school, to hear her.
Father II erbert will begin q protrsc.
ted meeting Thursday night at the U
B. Church.
Brother Rocker will hold bis FIRST
quarterly meeting here at his next reg.
ular appointment, the first Sunday,
and is expected to be here next Mon.
day night to begin a protracted meet
ing.
Parson Collins and wife went cut
last Saturday in their cutter to fill his
appointments at Rural Dell, Sabbath
Home and Bullion. Sunday an
ounuay nlRut.
Willie Woods and his bride return
ed from Quincy, Monday night. They
were married at LaBelle, Thursday
the 18th.
The cold weather has caused quite
an exodus among cur single popula-
ton. Three couple have emf
grated, during the last week, to the
state of matrlmony, and are now in a
little paradise OF happiness.
Brother Clarke united two couples
Sunday.
Mr.. Ri.e, who has been gone for
sometime, en- trip to Little Rock, is
expected home to morrow.
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GRArH1cs.

Thermometer variously reported at
from II to 20 below zero, last Saturday
morning at day break.
The big snow storm of last week
closed on Friday night with snap
cold snap.
The attendance both at the Normal,
at the public schools was cut down by
the storm, last Friday.
DR.. ]. D. Pearce. who is cultivating a
taste for fancy chickens, has some very
pretty Silver Spangled Hambures
recently purchased from abroad.
Pickler & Crebs advertise in the
Edna PAGERS for 200 tie makers. Is all
our ''home talent in this line en-
ployed9
"Babyhood' Is the name of a new
monthly devoted exclusively to the
care of infants and young children.
Published at 1s, Spencer st. N. Y.
The Edna Sentinel says there is still
considerable wranRling over the action
of the town council Of Edna In order
ing the collector not to receive city
warrants for taxes. Many tax payers
have expressed themselves, that they
would not pay their city taxes unless
they could pay in warrants that they
had on hands. The Sentinel argues
that the city ought to take its own pa
per for taxes.
In recent sermon preached at
Edna, Rev. Anderson gave the town
raking. The Sentinel says that he
stated that there were seven gambling
places in the town; five of them where
they play for money, cigars and strong
drink, and two where they play for
amusement. The Sentinel says If any
one has any knowledge OF the above
gambling places, 1t is their duty as a
citizen to inform the proper officers
and have them broken mp.
Speaking of the recent visit of w. j.
Smith to Edna the Sentinel gives the
Kirksville Mercantile College the fol-
lowing boom: "We are glad to see that
W. ]. Smith, proprietor of Kirksville
Mercantile College, and his business
igent Prot. Edward Moon, are visiting
Edna, in the interest of that famous
institution of learning. This college
is worthy OF all confidence. From
small beginnings it has risen to its pres
ent position of influence and power"
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Brashear Academy.

Miss Olivia Moore was absent one
day last week to attend the wedding
other sister and W.. T. Woods.
j. T. Neff was in to see us one Gay
last week and expressed himself we'll
pleased with the Academy.
Mr.. Homer Waddle had his face
poisoned at his room one day last week
and missed school few days.
Homer Ba,ly apparently does not
like to copjugate Latin verbs, but he
does like Rhetoric.
Two OF our energetic lady students
come every day two miles through the
snow; they are the kind that will be
heard from in the future.
Bad weather cut our literary short
Friday last.
Mr.. j. S. Mcintyre led our devotion
al exercises the morning of the 10
inst.
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PERSONALS.

| Mr., SAMUEL FEoLEY, of Rye. callet
Saturday.
JUDGE ELLISON went to Macon agaii
Monday to continue court This lie the thirt
week at that place.
ELDER CHAMBLrss assisted in reyiya
services in Csnton last week.
s NJ. LINK left on Monday morning
for short sojourn in Florida.
j. 0. TeuiTr, of Mcpherson, one Of
our young, but successful teachers, wa,
snow bound In Kirksville, on Saturday He
called TO see us while waiting for his delayed
train
NJ. STiNsoN, of Winslow, No., Is home
visiting his parents and friends in this coun.
ty, after years absence. He will remain
about one month.
G. W. ADKINS. Of Sperry, called on
Tuesday. He has heen sufferer for the
past two months, from hurt caused by his
horse falling with him.
Mrs. NARY SNYDER. of Michigan,
mother of Franklin Holm. OF Wilson town.
ship, has been visiting him for three weeks
he started home last week.
E. klTTIE, of Clay township, was in
town Tuesday and dropped in to see us
WIN. WAYMAN, of Greentop, was on
our streets Tuesda
NJ. F. STRocK has taken up his resi-
dence here, and makes his headquarters az
the Collectors office. He viii take charge
of the Office in March.
Mr.. j. HARDIN SINS, of Salisbury,
was in town this week helping his sister,
Mrs. N. j. Dossey, of Callao, prepare for
housekeeping. Mrs. Dossey has moved to
Kirksville to educate her children.
Miss EUGIE CHANDLER, daughter of
Mr.. Guy Chandler, will be missed by the
young folks of that neighborhood She
started TO California on Thursday, where
she goes to visit an uncle and other relatives.
A party Of young folks gathered at the Chan
dler homestead Tuesday night to bid Miss
Eugie g'od-bye, and to express their good
wishes for safe journey and q pleasant visit,
She expects to remain several months.
A. CLARK, postmaster at Clarence,
and prominent member Of the G. A. R
was in town Tuesday.
Rev. F. NJ. GREENE of Clarence, was
in hirksville two days this week greeting
old acquaintance. His daughter is attend.
ing the Normal.
O. MCKINNEY, of Bullion, called
Wednesday.
A. QUINN, one of our staunch demo.
cratic friends at Adair made us pleasant
business call Wednesday afternoon. Come
again.
w. D. OLDHAM returned from Jeffer
son City. Wednesday morning, where he has
been visiting his parents for three or Tour
weeks.
SAMUEL MARMADUKE was seriously
injured Tuesday by larg. pile OF -four in
tine Creamery Grocery falling on him.
P NJ. SMITH went to Burlington
Iowa Tuesday On business.
Mrs. S. j. MILLER returned from
North Lawrence, Kansas, Tuesday morning
where she has been visiting relatives for the
past four weeks.
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sr.LOUIS MARKETS.

Tuesdays quotations.:
EGGS-Fresb Is.
FOULTRY-Turkeys 10 to lie, chick
ems ESQ to 800 for medium to good.
SEEDS-Clover 400 to 500; prime
timothy Las.
BUTTER-C Choice to fancy Soc, select
ed "a to Is.
POTATOES-40 to 45.
HAY-Prlme timothy 1l.50, choice
1900.
HORSES Heavy draft $50 to 300,
good saddle $50 to 1925, mules 4 to
2, 131s to IA hands 80 to $50.
CATTLE-Fair to good steers 40 to
$4.55.
HOGS-Strong. Prices ranged from
AIS to 400, light 40 to 40. Supply
light.
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J. NJ. EDMlSTON,

The tailor after due consideration,
has abandoned his old stand on the
west wide and will now be found In
new quarters In the new brick, south
east corner of the square. He would
be glad to see all his old patrons at his
new place being better prepared than
ever to fit them out with the latest and
nobbiest suits.
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Candy pulling.

Mr.. j. G. Maynard kindly proposes
to give an entertainment IN the form
of Candy Pulling at his rooms on
Friday evening of this week (Jan. 23)
the proceeds to be applied for the ben.
eft of the Presbyterian church.
ALL ARE INVITED.
Those who attend are urged to lie
present promptly, not later than S:45
o'clock. Admission rs cents.
CoMmlrTEE.
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School Reports.

Second monthly report Of Pearceville
school, District No. 1, Township 81.
Range 1s. for the month commencing
Dec. 2, and ending Jan 5th. Number
enrolled during the month 45; average
number attending each day 30, num-
Der of days taught 20; those who have
been present every day are as follows:
Oren Miller, Daisy Miller, Lily Miller,
Marion Biggs, Peter Loso, James Os.
born, George Osborne and William
Nlekum. Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Mllliken. AMY D. MlLLrKEN,
Teacher.
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REMOVAL.

Igenfritz the fashionable boot and
shoe maker has moved his shop into the
new brick block on the southeast cor
ner of the square, fourth door east. His
numerous customers will find him
snugly ensconsed In handsome new
quarters ready to promptly ELL their
orders. Call and see hum. He repairs
rubber shoes and boots in a thorough
way making them almost as good a:
new.
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A disease that has appeared 10 battle
medical science is that known by the
designation Of "Bright's disease Of the
kidneys" A powerful enemy OF this
dread destroyer has appeared in Mish
ler's Herb Bitters. George Rusler, OF
Hinkletown, Pa, writes: II was cured
of Bright's kidney disease by the use Of
your great household remedy. / was
previously attended by Doctors Winter.
Rutter and Martin. MlshIer's Herb
Bitteis wrought the happy change in
my case"
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Psrksr's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fail
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the Post
Office, Kirksville, Missouri. Jan. II,
1885. If not calle.l for in 80 days, will
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Capps w. A. G.. Glasgow VIM.
Hulen DR.. W.. f. Reynolds E.
Stoneman Mr..
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
]. D. MILLER, P. NJ.
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c. E. MARKEY

Having sold his grocery business
has engaged 10 work at the Creamery
Grocery this year, and wishes rs to ssy
that all parties knowing themselves to
be indebted TO him to please call and
settle at once. Books will be found at
the Cr,amery Grocery
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Something Ahead.

"Have you heard anything la ely Of
tie movements of the A Gibson, Tope.
ka and Santa Fe rallroada" ask citi.
zen.
sin what way7"
SWELL the reason ask is this: There
was a New York gentlemen IN Keo.
kuk recently who seemed to know
something of inside matters. During
his visit he remarked that did he owr
property in Keokuk he certainly woule
hang to it. You know there was Wig
orous talk of Chicago and Kansas
City air line some time ago. which
would take in Keokuk as central point
There must be something in the air.
GATE Cit.
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Bring your tobacco to Hoye and Co's
aid get all it is worth.

500 sacks Eagle Mills -four just re-
celved at Pollock & Thompson's O. r.
C. G. Fl. bought before the full I'd.
vance hence can be sold in same way.
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COmmendable.

Messrs Hart & Miller. we learn, have
received fine watches for repairs from
Kansas, Arkansas, Colorado, Nebraska,
Iowa, Illinois, and from nearly all over
the state of Missouri. This speaks well
of the skill and reputation of these
gentlemen.
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Franklin School.

Last Friday was one of the stormiest
days of the season and we did not e1-
pect to fnd very full attendance at
this school, all the pupils being little
folks. However we found the teach
ers, Mrs. Finch and Miss Jpdyke, sur
rounded by goodly array of pupils
all OF whom seemed to be wide awake
and full OF interest in their studies
The exercises on The blackboard and
charts by the little beginners were
very interesting. Parents who have q
spare hour would do well to cal. ani
see how the little ones are progressing
No advance in -four at Hoye & Cos.
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Be it known that Jonas Csskey does
not talk through the papers unless he
has something to say to the public.
The facts are: He has splendid line
OF staple and fancy groceries, tobacco,
cigars, candies. fruits, crackers. ETC.,
winch he is selling at bottom figures,
Call and see him.
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The Physician, after careful dag
nosis, pronounces the patient to be
suffering from bronchitis, gastritis, Pc
riostitis and meningitis, caused by the
prevalence of mephitis, and has pre-
scribed morphine.-Sehool Journal.
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not Coming.

We learn that Prof. ] NJ. Green
wood, of Kansas City, has written that
he will be unable to fill his engage.
ment to lecture at the Normal next
Friday. as has been heretofore an
nounced.
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4 Rare Chance

On account Of continued i'll health l
offer my well established and paying
millinery and fancy goods business for
sale. For particulars see NJ. Rhustadt
Ladies Bazaar, south side square. Kinks.
vile, Mo.
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NOTICE.

John Williams offers his services as
auctioneer to the people of Adair Co.
Being a good Judge Of stock and posted
IN prices, he guarantees satisfaction as
salesman or no pay. Post Office ad-
dress Kirksville, Mo-, Box 81.
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Have tried Tongaline in facial neu-
ralgia, with excellent results; j. CON
trolls the attack in q few hours, often
giving slmost immediate relief.
F. w. Owen. NJ. D., Detroit. Mich.
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Appointments for Feb. 1885: LIST
Lords day at Leadford Putnam coun-
ty Mo-, End LORDS day at Novlnger.
Adair county, Mo. 3rd Lords day at
Lawn Ridge, Scotland county, Mo-,
18th Lords day at Green Grove, Adail
county, Mo. A. RUSSELL.
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Remnants in En-
broideries, laces, but
tons, neck.wear and
heavy goods. Bar
gains at McChesney
& Eichelberger's.
TO TOBACCO RAIsERs.

D.. J. Hoye and Co., expect to be-
gin "prizing" tobacco next week, and
they are now ready to receive and
take care of i, Take what you have to
sell to them. They will give you all
the market will justify.
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There will be Pie Social at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Geo. Spencer Immediately
after services at the Episcopal church
next Friday evening, Jan. 23d. All
invited to attend.
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0 $. BRIGHT.

The Jeweller has moved into the
new block southeast corner OF the
square. Call and see him when you
want your watch or clock put In first
class order.
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Tickets at reduced rates for the New
Orleans exhibition now on sale at
Wabash Ticket Office. Inquire Of e.
P, zimmerman.
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KIRKSvILLE MARKET

EGGs-2o
BUTTERFLY to 15c
CHICKENS Young $3.50 to 200
FEATEERS-5Oc.
APPLES-40 to Soc.
OATS-2Oc
HAY-$4 to 500.
FLAX SEED $1.0O.
TIMOTHY SEED-$1.
MILLET-25c. to 35c.
CLOVER SEED-$5.00
BEANS-60c to 81 90.
HOGS-$3.50 tc 400
TOBACCO-5s to DC.
COWS-Fat 2 to Sc.
STEERS-Fat 3 IL to 4 1-2c.
BEESWAX- 20c.
TALLOW-5c
LARD-10c
HORSES-Firm
CORN-New sells at 25c to 26c.
Wl,EAT-65c.
RYE-35c.
MULES-Marketl strong.
GEESE-$375 per doz.
TURKEYS-6c per ID,
POTATOES-25c.
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Irouss must be dead indeed. No one
should miss this opportunity.
Next week is examination week and
as the reporter has much to do he has
tried to be brief this week.
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"SplendiS' is aphat every one says Of
those bh0t0 reiief bOrders, for Cabinet
.iftnres Call and see saxplts at 7Alrs
fuSio.
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No advance IN -four at Murphy &
Nicholson's. They see no reason for
such a thing everything else in their
line down to bed rock
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Some PEOPLE put stockings on their
lens and TURKEYS to keep them from
scratching. A better plan is to take
hem to Halliday Bros. and get the
money for them.
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To Correspondents.

Correspondents will please direct
communications intended for publica.
ton simply to the GRAPHIC and
not to the publisher or the editor
IN person, as they are liable to de
lay from the absence of either of the
parties addressed.
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Haze yOn seen thOse elegant Ca5inet
wiM reiief 6Orders !? at 7alFs.
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The Studebaker.

These wagons are by far the best in
the market and every bvdy knows it
Carothers e. Green have just received
another car load. Don't buy any
other.
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A pratlcal joke is poor tun-because
it doesn't reach all the way round.
But buying groceries from Halliday
Bros. will complete The whole circle
and make all happy.
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Iaey are beautiful, tasty and artistic
as weN as notsL. See specimens at
THIS Studio.
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Appointments.
JAY HENRY.

l will preach at the Green Grove Sat-
urday January Oath at p. M, and
Lords day at II a. m. and Up. m.
a. RUSSELL.
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BuckWhea Flour.

Best Brashear buckwheat -four al
Hoye G. Cos, only Sets per pound.
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Those 5 and 10c counter goods at the
%. P. c. g. H., of Pollock G. Thompson
beat anything yet offered IN Kinks
Vile.
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Uncle Charley Allgaler Is still give
ing good square meals for Is cents at
the KIrksvile Kitchen.
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You can buy 20 lbs of N. o. sugar
for 81 90 at Halladay Bros.
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Groceries.

At John Hannah's as cheap as any
house in Krksyille for cash. Don't ask
for Credit. 3o-3M
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Whew !!

Thusday morning was the coolest Of
the season. At five o'clock the themo-
meter stood as from 20 to 26, below
zero.
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Willard Bros. are filing their build
ing with choice new groceries. all o.
which will be sold at bottom prices.
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Matilda, you are my dearest duck
John. you are trying to stuff me No
] amt, for you save me lots of money
by gong 10 Halliday Bros to trade.
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IfGreencastle has any one branch Of
industry that 1t should feel a pride in
more than another, 1t is her mills. To
show the readers of the Independent
something near, the amount of bust
ness transacted in this line Of our in
dustry, We called upon Mr.. ]. l.. White
proprietor the OF Greencastle mills,
who kindly furnished us with state
ment of the number of bushels of
cereals that he had ground since April
Ist, 1884, to Jan. 1st, 1885, which we
publish below: Corn bought and
ground. 1, l12 bushels; custom grind
ing, new crop, 2,16O bushels: old crop,
500 bushels; wheat ground during the
same period, 6,050 bushels; making a
total of 10. 122 bushels, besides large
amount of rye and buekwheat. II
might be we'll to state thst the wheat
was all grown in this vicinity. hide.
pendent.
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"7Aey are elegant" is auhat they say
of Cabinets in New Stle Bordtrs at
ZnlFs Studio
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Hoye! noye /!

Flour, feed, millstuff, bran and chop
feed by the car load at j. D. Hoye &
Cos.
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Found.

a bunch of keys. Owner can get
same by describing property and pay
ing for this advertisement.
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You can get the best -four IN town
from Ralladav Bros. for 81 90, 81 10,
s1,15, and $3.50. per sack.
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Halliday Bros. have the largest
stock of groceries in KirksvIlle or
North Missouri.