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Public School Entertainment.

The entertainment given at the
Opera House on last Friday evening,
by the pupils and graduating class of
the High school, under the manage
ment of Prof. Steele. attracted very
good-sized audience, largely composed
of young people and children. Some
of the exercises were interrupted by
several small boys who need watch.
full eye over them when they go out
from home.
The exercises were opened by an
Invocation by Rev. Martindale.
Eddie Collins, representative of the
sc" class, gave bret account of the
society and work of the school, and
closed by stating that the object OF the
entertainment was to raise money with
which to buy an organ.
Mss Rosa Wheat acted as pianist,
and several songs, consisting of solos,
quartette and choruses, were sung, and
all acquitted themselves creditably.
The browning Of the May Queen,
Miss Wisner, was feature OF the pro-
gram and was quite interesting. The
stage was tastefully decorated with
an arch of evergreens and flowers, be-
meath which the Queen sat.
1
A tableaux, "The Flower of the
Family was surprise to the little
folks. 1t consisted of large barrel
from which fairy-llke little girl rose
and greeted the audience.
The dialogues and recitations were
good and quite amusing.
The essay, "Our Present Outlook" by
Mary Harrington, representative OF the
'B'' class, was an interesting historical
sketch Of the public schools of The City,
and made it evident that few thous-
and dollars could be advantageously
expended in new buildings.
The last part of the exercises were
given by the graduating class of three
members.
Minnie Dawson read an essay, "Hoe
Your Own Row." which was full Of
good advice to her school mates.
Dina Rawson's Grafton, the big.
gest Piece of Pie, was odd as selec'
ton for subject, but proved interest
ing.
Emma zimmerman delivered thu
valedictory. Back Seats, and deserve.
credit tor her effort.
The exercises closed with the pre-
sentation OF certificates to. the gradu
ates by Rev. Chambllss.
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Why do we hear so much about
dyspepsia? Simply because so many
people have it. Why do so many peo-
pie have it2 Why are so many people
talking about their cure from this
dreadful disease? Sim ply because they
have been taking Browns Iron Bitters.
Thus it is with Mrs. Taylor of Lynch
burg, Sumpter Co., S. G., who says, 81
have used Browns Iron Bltters for
dyspepsia with most favorable results.
| believe this medicine is all that is
represented" Dyspeptics. ana sufferers
from neuralgia, weakness, ETC., should
try it.
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DIED.

At the residence of his son Parker Selby, n0ar
BrAshear. on the 30th, ult., John Seiby. aged IS
years, one month and three days.
He was born in Harrison county. Virginia, and
enlgrated 10 Adair county, from Ohio, in 1856. He
united with the Unisersalist church at an early
age and it in that faith that he lived andldied
he was sick three weeks and suffered greatly. He
iet that his end WAS near, but expressed will
ingness TO 20, and meet with the many friends and
loved ones whc had gone before.
'In heaven there peace flows Ike river There
isiOy unspeAkable, and full OF glory. There is
heaven. Rest here o my soul! For 1t is place Of
broad streams and great pastures.
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VOOLI WOOL!

S. Jonas Is still in the wool business
in Kirbsyllle and the only exclusive
cash wool buyer in Adair county. He
is prepared to handle every pound of
wool there is in Adair and adjoing
counties. Remember he makes
speciality of wool and has nothing TO
give you in return for it but hard
cash. Give HIM a call before selling
elsewhere.
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An Invitation.

We now have our stock n good
shape in the old Dolson building and
would be glad to have all those who
have been accustomed to patronizing
the house call and see US and bring
their friends, as we feel confident we
can satisfy you in prices and goods.
Respectfully, NO. MINNEAR,
MiIlard. Mo.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. SAMUEL PlNKEEToN, was IN town
Wednesday.
Jxo. McCLANNAuAS, of Willard, was
IN town Tuesday.
Mrs. j. C. EwlNG is visiting friends
in Queen City.
Mss LAURA SKULL, OF Zig,,.is visiting
friends in town this week.
Miss MARY ALDRIDeE, of Moulton,
Iowa, is visiting friends in town tins week.
Geo., Fred and LOUIS Heyd were on
our streets Monday.
Mr.. Amos PRoPsT, of Sublette, was
in town Wednesday.
Nh. E. L. STAPLEToN, of the Wabash
returned from an extended trip through the
east, Monday night.
j. t. DAUGHTERTY. OF LaPlata, and
Albert Miles, of Willard, were in town Tues.
day on court business.
Mrs. WILL F. SHoLLY left Monday
morning with her mother-in- law for few
weeks visit in Abba, Iowa.
X. D. HAMILTON, one OF our most
substantial farmers and fine stock growers,
made us business call Saturday.
a. McNERLrN and wife, Misses Allie
Owen and Eva Towles and Mr.. Walter Owen.
all of Greentop, were in Kirksville Monday.
w. P. Under and wife, of Walnut,
W. c. Fillmore, OF Wilson, Joseph Motter,
Lee j. Bell and Phillip sharr were in town
Monday.
Mr.. RoBT. CLARK, Sem, went to st.
Louis Monday night, as representative of
Ely Commandery No. %, to The Grand Com.
mandery of the State
VIM. DAUDY, OF Locust Hill, son of j..
j. Daudy, of LaPlata, passed through town
Monday on visit to his parents.
Mr.. Ira COLLECT was in town Satur-
day, and has our thanks for the offer of an
unlimited use of his new boat, which he has
placed on the lake near his fathers resi-
dence
Mr.. w. 7. BAIRD returned from a
trip to Carroll county, Kentucky, Wednes-
day, where he had been to visit his father,
Mr.. B. A. Baird, who is in very feeble health.
Mr.. W. l.. GRlGGs delivered, an ad-
dress before the State migration society at
Grand Rapids, Mich, last "Wednesday. He
speaks enthusiastically of that stste and his
short soiourn there was most pleasant.
w. P. CAlsoN and daughters, Rosa
and !Rena, were in town Wednesday Mr..
Caison has done very sensible thing in
raising the price of his land ten dollars per
acre.
Mr.. FRANK GIBBS lately sold two
cars of cattle in Chicago that averaged $50
per head. Green City will have to play an
other card.
j. D. PAXTON, Of Linderville. w. B.
Pratt, of Zig, Robt. Furnish and wife, of Polk,
jeff Dyer, of Greentop, I. A. Dean, OF Pure
Air, and David Fegley, of Rye, were in town
Saturday.
Mr.. GREEN CUNNINGHAM and wife, Of
Walnut, and Chris, Fitel, one of the solid
men of Liberty, were in town Saturday. Mr.,
Ei.el informed us that the ravages of hog
cholera had about ceased in that neighbor-
hood.
S. A. Mccoy, lately OF Ohio, who
bought the Chauncey Klmble farm north
east OF town, called to see US Saturday on
business. He takes great interest in the
rearing of fine horses, pure bred Poland and
China hogs and fine poultry.
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BLACK PRINCE.

Every farmer in Adair county
should see the famous Ciydesdale horse
Black Prince, owned by J. S. Cole, He
can be seen at his farm near Sperry
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays of
each week and Thursdays and Fridays
at the Brick barn in Kirksville.
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SuIky FLOWS.

If you want first class sulky plow,
lower than you ever heard tell of be-
tore, go to Brasfeld & Kellogg's.
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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Hear Them Drop. Down They Go

American quick beat, stem winding
and EN- setting lever watches ut
Hart e 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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TRUNKS AND VALISES.-No
such line ever shown in this city.
LAM IN.
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For cheapest groceries in town 90
to j. H. Marley the Yankee Grocer.
No wooden hams or nutmegs bnt the
best of every thing in the grocer's line.
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As the season for blowing, sowing
and reaping comes on, don't fail to get
Storm Prophet" showing the period
when storms will likely occur. For
sale by W. G. Fout. Only % cents
eac b.
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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, Huntsville, No.
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bliss Lima Collins mas just added a
large line ofnew goods. Call and see
those elegant hats.
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LACE CURTAINS-Many very
beautiful new styles, at very low
prices. L AMKIN.
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Us. Miller, the liveryman opposite
POOLS Hotel, wants 1000 bushels OF
oats, for which ne will pay the highest
market price.
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4 TAI nvad

A car load of Osborne binders and
mowersJust received at
CARorHERs & GREENS.
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W. G. Crawford, proprietor Brashear
lumber yard, is selling lumber at
River prices. If.
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School board elected the following
teachers J. NJ Mumma, principal
Benton Nellie T. Bags, 1st assistant,
Washington Mol!ie Burton, 1st assist
ant Benton ; Emma Corbin, Mary
Spencer, Lizzie Finch, Ally Updyke,
Mrs. N. P. Ellis, and Miss Childress
and Nettie NJ. White for Colored
school. Board locked on Principal.
H.. -. IL e<..l. - ...aI..<..a -.
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Has Not Withdrawn.

Thatcher G. Darrow's Loan company
still loan money at the cheapest rate
Of interest in the west. Call and see
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Patent Lacing Kid Gloves
Finest quality in the US.
LAMKIN.
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The Best.

The Studebaker wagons are the
best. For sale by Carothers & Green.
Save from five to fifteen cents on the
sack by buying -four from B. W. Ross
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Headqu arters

For flower and garden seeds 7. R.
Fowler drug store.
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For Sale.

One good farm horse, weight 1850.
Sound, s years old. Apply at this
Office.
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Hamburg, Nainsook, and
Swiss EMBROIDERIES. Fifteen
STYLES in All-over Embroideries
largest line in Kirksville.
LAMKIN.
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For SALE.-Chester White pigs, as
fine as any In hesitate. Call on or ad-
dress, W. L. FLETCHER, kirksville, Mo.
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Halliday Bros. want to change fish
for bacon.
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Every lady in the town and county
should examine the millinery stock at
Ladies Bazaar.
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Wanted a competent dress-maker.
Inquire of Mrs. Leadman, over Adams
Music store.
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Gail at Ladies Bazaar FOR any novelty
IN Millinery.
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Becktol & Snyder have just received
Car load OF the celebrated Weir
Flows All clLtiv4tJts.
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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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CARPETS.-Immense assert.
ment. Lowest prices guaran-
teed. LAMKIN.
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Farmers 60 to 3. W. Ross and get
your Flour at wholesale price by the
quantity.
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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. LAMIN.
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You will find the Second Hand Store
on the east side.
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Halliday Bros. want to see you at
their store.
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Any one having a good room, and
can furnish board, for one gentleman
will please address this office.
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Hosiery and furnishing goods at the
emporium OF fashion, the Ladies
Bazaar.
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Chicken and Turkey feathers for sale
at the Creamery Grocery.
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Hosiery! 20 different styles
from S Cts a pair up. LAMKIN.
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New goods arriving daily at Ladies
Bazaar
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L. A. Willard sells the Bachelor
Ghurn, the best in the world.
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Halliday Bros. for choice cigars and
tobacco.
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Understand B. w. Ross will not be
undersold by anybody.
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Don't fail to see the magnifcen
display OF laces at Ladies Bazaar.
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Anglers Take Notice.

For fishing tackle, hooks and lines
90 to I. r. Fowler's drug store.
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Halliday Bros. want chickens and
eggs.
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Walking Cultivators from S17 uptc
SIS at BEcKToL & SNYDER.
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Mrs. NJ. E. bearing, Macon, Mo-,
Mo-, says: 81 was seriously afflicted
with soreness of my lungs for eight
months, one bottle Burks' White Pine
BalSam cured me"
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Carding and spinning promptly at
tended to at the Krksvllle Wooden
Mills.
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1t you want the best Flows, Cultiva
tors, Planters, Check Rowers and all
other kinds of farming implements at
bedrock prices go to Brassfield & Kel-
logg.
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Remember that Miss Lima Collins
has all the latest novelties in Millln-
cry.
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Halliday Bros. have the largest and
best stock of groceries in north Missou-
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For Sale.

An elegant bed room set and other
household goods for sale cheap. Also a
$40 Singer sewing machine for $25.
NJ. RUHsTADT.
Over Ladies Bazaar.
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Good square meals at c. A. Allgaier's,
only % cents.
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The kirksville Wooden Mills will
work your wool into any kind OF wool
en- goods
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Halliday Bros. for good coffee.
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Lace goods, the finest line ever
brought to Huntsville, at the Ladies
Bazaar.
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Halliday Bros. wants potatoes and
apples.
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Halliday Bros. for Queensware.
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A large line of fine teas at l.. A.
Willard S very cheap. 3w
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Halliday Bros. for canned goods.
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When you want anything in the
grocery OF provision line, try Murphy
Bros.
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Huntsville Wooden Mills are IN full
operation. Bring on your wool.
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Halliday Bros. want your good but
ter.
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Brewington & Fowler have removed
their stock of dry good to the south
east corner and are now IN the room
formerly occupied by J. g. Janison.
A good horse trainer could find
steady employment IN KirksYille.
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BORN

nn. civ iie vi Nhas' Mercer, May ON,
tbs IL tea Furgnson, 81. Louis cou ~, to
- e VI n suoiette, a girl. April 9Th.
"a Parish reports a 10 ID girl
tue residence OF Marion Starbuck.
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Il move" said a delegate in Vir-
ginia convention, that our chairman
take.a dose of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
he is so hoarse that | cannot under
stand him. That gentleman ad no
doubt tried this wonderful medicine.
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You will find the
Second Hand Store
on the east side.

Maynard Is still selling seven loave;
of bread for a quarter.
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DOR SALE-Two thorough bred and
J. one high grade bull. Call on or address
L. LoRToN KIrksville, NO
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A large invoice of lace just received
at Ladies Bazaar.
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Parasols aud Fans. Exquisite
new novelties. LAMKIN.
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Wednes-
day evening, April Goth. 1885, Mr.. B. W.
Sands, ard Miss Mamie Redlon. Elder
smith officiating. The happy couple leave
next Saturday for Wisconsin, the home of
Tue brides mother on their wedding tour.
Our best wishes accompany them.-North
Loup Mirror
ILLER-PACKARD-At Sioux city, Iowa, on
nmteuhysday, April 29th, MI. Chas, \. Miller, 10
Miss Carrie Packard.
All Miller is an Express Messenger, on the s. G.
H. H.. In the employ OF the American E1-
press company, and Miss Packard II sister 10
-'s' WIN E. sholly, OF hi. city.
IN Rk-EhEY-At the bearing House. Kinks
~, Mo-, "wednesday, April 18th, MIR. Charles
esir hI,nl!re to Miss Alice E6ey, Rev. Chamoiss
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Halliday Bros. will treat you well
when you come to see
Halliday Bros for good groceries
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Doneghy Bros. are
in the wool business.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that l will
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by my wife, Bette Smell.
STlLLMAY SMELL.
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DOR SALE-Farm of 40 acres, five
i miles from Xirksville, 100 acres in cult
v2tion balance In pasture. bargain. Address
lis office.
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Halliday Bros. for Is lbs, choic
sugar for 800.
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500 sacks of flour at Murphy Bros.
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Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
J. D. MILLER, ?. NJ.
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THOR SALE-Farm OF go acres, all under good
n new fence. GUod house; 40 acres In cultivation
- situated In north west part OF Macon county
Drake township, three miles north west from
Walnut. also IS, aiming go acres all under
good new.ence, well w.tered, timber convenient.
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ADVERTISER LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the post
Office, Ki-ksville. Missouri, and adver-
tised April 25th, 1885:
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THE WABASH DINING HALL

I7oRsALE-40 acres of good land one mile ives,
L oftown, cheap for cash. Apply ST this office.
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Jersey Jackets. NEW Styles,
Just opened. LAMKIN.
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B. W. Ross will not be undersold by
anybody in Kirksyille.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-01-14
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(Postpaid.)
Daily, including Sunday, one year, $50;
one month, 65 cents.
Daily, exclusive of Sunday, one year, 600;
one month, so cents.
Sunday edition only, one year, 200
Served by City Carriers. II cents week;
including Sunday. 16 cents week.
The Weekly Press, one dollar year.
Drafts, checks, and other remittances,
should be made p vable to
THE PRESS co. Limited,
EbslaGielphi Pa.