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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-23

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CONDITIONS.
Entrance. 10 per cent of purse in all races:
5 per cent TO accompany entry.
| Entries for trotting and pacing closes
| June LIST.
! Running races at p. m the night before
l the race.
In all races four or more TO fill, three or
more to start
All purses divided into three moneys as
! follows: lst horse. 60 per cent; md horse.
% Per cent; 2rd horse 10 per cent
| Lexington rules for running, and Ma
uonal Association rules for irotting and
pacing TO govern except when otherwise
| specified. GEo. +. FILLEY, Sec.
Frank Tull invested 81 600 in some
lots corner of Main street and ave-
nue. d.
The northeast quarter of l5-27-S
was sold Yesterday to an Indiana par
~ for 81 600.
The assessor in Center township.
Pratt county. gives the total valuation
of all the property in the township Is
Sl56,o10. and personal property only
being SIS. $40 OF the whole On the
face OF the above report. the Times. of
Pratt Center. gives the names
OF the firms OF that town
as having stocks on hand 10 the
amount Of $4,000 Such sterile
statements need re comments. 1t
bears out my statement made in my
article, West cf kingmau." which
appeared few weeks since in the
EAGLE.
The bank of kiugman put up gor-
geous Sign to-day.
Judge WIN. Green, probate judge.
has moved his Office TO the Conner
block.
Mr.. :. :. Ashbaugh. of Hillsdale.
Mich. has located in kingnan and
opened law office.
DR.. ID. L. Terry. of Silver Lake.
Ind. friend of Or. Burkett of this
city. has invested $1,000 in kingman
realty in the past few days.
The population of kingman as given
March |. last is 2.06S.
There is nobody sick. as some of the
doctors are sueing for past due bills
IS pastime. LEON.
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KINGMAN KERNELS.
kINGMAN. Nav 81. 1885.

kINGMAN, May 81, 1885.
To the Editor of the Eagle
The proasics weather has passed, it
Is TO BE- hoped, for the scasoh. Many
who have been weeping between birth
and death had almost dispared, are
willing to let happiness begin from to
day, and let the past floods vanish from
their thoughts as a dream. To-day
has been as perfect as cloudless sky
could make it, this part of Kansas can
be called herself again.
The kingman county driving Park
association which holds its spring
meeting on June II, II and - is the
talk and excitement at the present
time. The following il the pro-
gramme
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THE COLLEGE.

The cities in the Southwestern parl
of the state are perfectly agreed on
one matter. That j. each one Is sat
isiied that it must nave the college"
to be located by the Southwestern
tonfrrence-i'u commonwealth
Wichita has not rent any portion
of her undcr-garment over the matter,
nor has her people intimated that they
must have the college Wichita sim
ply came forward with the prcquisitcs
asked by the conference but beyond
that has done nothing. She raised
The land and fifteen thousand dollars
in a few hours and would have
doubled II Il she had thought the
prize worth it. A. for the other
places no doubt they will offer just
what they conclude the college would
be worth Ia each OF them.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-23
DERBY
DERBY, kas.. May n.

DERBY, kss-, May u.
To the Editor of the Daily Eagle
Whilst we briefly refer 10 the glad
dening return of sunshine with its
pleasing conconiiants Al this season
of increasing verdure, buds aud bios
SONS. rapid growth of what has been
planted and a golden opportunity to
plant more for the almost despairing
yeomanry of this midst. which | as
sure Won brings broad, bland smile
TO the faces and puts cheerful words
in the mouths of those who have been
clouded and reticcnt. all blending in
sweet. harmonious unison with the
onward march of Derby, &c.
We are called upon to record an in
cident, though sad enough. \ mirac-
ulous escape prevented it from being
much more melancholy. Ii seems that
a poor family OF Wichita by the name
of Barns, wish 10 90 10 Arkansas
City. for what purpose we know or
care not, feeling, it appears, their ina
biliiy to travel otherwise, constructed
a boat to take advantage of the swol-
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The deatI of Marguerite Cleveland re-
move the most gifted O: the Greeley circle
SIC was a niecs of the fsmou, editor. and
bad rare IN I,ical talent The Greeley pot
in Greenwood now contains tine graves of
the editor and MS wife, also their daughter
Ida, 10 which /, now added that of Mar
guerit, Cleveland How things have
chan sed within few years. While Greeley
was alive Chappaqua was kept lively with
visitors. Now, however, it is place of soli-
;ude, AMI though Gabrielle retains tho own
er nip, 1t has lost all attractions as resi-
Gence Ida's children, with their father
tCol. Nicholas Smith, and the entire circl.
of which the Greeleys were the center, il
now scattered.
Greeley lore society, and the only reason
why he was not more social was because lie
newer had time HIS life was an effort how
t. get the most Gu: OF a day. and this rem
dered him curt T. visitors but he loved to
meet his friends, and if he could do no more
than shake hands and exchange n half dozsn
words it seemed to do him god Those who
visited him at Chappaqua on his Saturday
vacations were always warmly welcomed,
AMI when they left he stuffed their pockets
with app.es which cost him 81 apiece and
perhaps more The fame of this place
eventually reached Paris, and when White
law Reid visitei tbs French capital he found
in collection of pictures a full length por-
trait OF Greeley as n farmer Reid pur-
chased the picture, which now adorns the
office of The Tribune
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THERE IS NO PROHIBITION IN
KANSAS.

The editor OF the kineman Leader
reads the editors of the EAGLE, Com
monwcaltL, Leavenworth Times and
FL Dorado Republican lecture and
points out what these editors should
have done last fall The editor of the
Leader belongs TO tina; class of prohibit
bitionists, evidently, who are willing
10 favor re-submission providing al
ways that they could be satisfied be-
fore hand that il would carry again.
From The tone Of The Leaders crItl-
cisms it, editor is incapable of con-
ceiviHg how Anthony and the rest
could have stood out for matter
of principle without reference to the
result of the vote The editor of the
EAGLE was for resubnission; in the
first place, because he was convinced
that i: ought TO be granted on prln-
ciple. and, in the second place be-
cause he believed it would
prove the salvation of the
Republican party in Kansas. When
we said that we thought ii would car
nv by a larger majority than before,
there was no moment of forgetiul
ness as the Leader charges, but an
honest conviction. The fool cry of
the prohibitionists of ooh. its the set
tied policy of the state and prohibition
has come TO stay" was just no reason
at all but rather clustering brag. The
EAGLE was not desiring the OPINIONS
of prohibitionists a. to whether pro-
hibition had come to stay or not, but
was demanding that the people should
have chance TO answer that question
for themselves and in such a manner
as would satisfy the drug
wumps. The prohibitionists only
refused to 90 before the people again
because they feared the result, ard If
there was any cowardice, rs Is init
mated be the Leader, such cowardice
was the refusal of the prohibs and
NOT the demand made 10y the ants
The EAGLE never based an argu-
ment fer resuhniSSion on the ground
thar prohibition had been failure,
Notwithstanding The fact that the
Leader knows and that everybody
knows that there is no such thing as
prohibition in Kansas to-day. nor even
a pretcnSe that there is, outside of the
simple fact tina, the openly licensed
saloons, As a rule, have been closed
more or less effectively though not
entirely
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-23

Mrs. Sally NELL Roach publishes in
The Current of Nav % a very re-
markablc poem of considerable length
bearing the title Judas iscariot.' W.
p. Welch having in recent issue of
THE Current" submitted poetical
rcioinder TO ". ". Story's well-known
poem, "A Roman Lawyer in Jerusa-
lem" Mr.. Welch arguing that Judas
Iscariot was rightly condemned by
mankind. Mr.. Roach, replying 10 a
passage in Mr.. Wclch'> argument, sets
forth in further support of the just
less of that condemnation the re-
sp"n>ibility Of Judas lScariot, even
under the doctrine of Generalization
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-23


The coming actress must be sought in the
south TIE Florida Herald says: Under
the softer skies ami bslnier air Of the
farther south. in the glow Of its fe-vii sun,
n young girl Is growing up, tall, stately,
beautiful, with the passionate throb Of gen.
ius in her breast, and in her raiian: eyes
the glow Of promise as rich As the rusebui's
hope We expect to see her st the heal OF
American actresses, and i, is proper that
the passionate south should give her birth
The future OF this stately beauty with the
passionate throb of genius might he u,ors
easily foretold If i; were known who viii
make her stage wardrobe. and how extern
.iya N X IN b.
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HERE WE ARE AGAIN J!
And as Always With Prices Lower than Others Can
or Dare Make Them.

Mems Kip Boots, all solid only $1.76
Mems N K. Calf Boots. all solid, only
Men Kip Shoes all solid a good working 100
Meme Fine Dress Shoes, sl styles,
Women'e Fine Button Kid Shoes, worked holes, Las
Women's Fine Button Shoes, keah
Women's Fine Button Kid
Childreus Tipped School Shoes,
Children's Tipped School Shoes
Children's Tipped School Shoes.
It is strange 20 some how do it,
chuck full of equally good
edge competition of of
and styles. and also our low prices the Red
A. ALLIED
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-23

Postmaster General Villas category
of partisan po>tmastcr-: |. An active
editor or proprietor of a Republican
new paper, printing offensive articles:
or IL. y stump speaker; or Ill. a
member ola political committee; or
". An officer OF a campaign club; or
V. An organizer of political meetings.
The aspiring Democrats definition of
offensive partisan po>tmaSterS: Re
publican> who now preside over post
offices.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-23

Philadelphia Call
1t is stated that out OF loO men who par
sie IN q brass band at least forty are dun.
mics and only pretend 10 play 1, viii BE-
seen that bands are more consiierate than is
generally supposed
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-23

A cow belonging 10 the gubernatorial man
ioa ST jefferson City, No, having been
milk-d regularly for I've years by convictA
now refuses TO allow any body IN eitissn's
dress 10 approach her
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-23

kiowa Herald: \ Broncho and an
OK make Il strong team, or ut least
sueh seems t. be The belief of geh-
tlcman who resides a few miles north
west of town. he WAS seen upon our
streets few days since with team
OF the ahoV,. description.
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bRillIANfS.
Oh. what precious book the one would b
hat Taught observers what they're not to


Oh. what q precious book the one would b
hat Taught observers what they're not to
see -lHolmes.
o for the white plume floating
Sad Zutphen's field above
The lion heart in battle,
The woman's heart in lovei
Whittier.
There's mighty temptation, the growth Of
age,
Deep set in the life Of to-day;
There is falsehood, that staineth the worlds
printed page,
That leadeth in dishonor's way.
To be true TO the best that lies IN our power,
To be true to the right, is the need of the
hour ELLA Dare
What q strange moment viii that be,
My soul, how full of curiosity,
When winged and ready for thy eternal
fight,
On the utmost edges of thy lettering clay,
lowering and wishing longer stay,
Thou shalt advance and have eternity in
sight,
When just about to try that unknown sea,
What 4 strange moment that will be,
Morris OF Pemberton-
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tlce, having had placed IN his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Com
sumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and lung affections, also
positive and radical cure for ner-
vous complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thou
sands OF cases, has fe { IT his duty to
make it knowD to his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive and desire to re
lieve human suffering | Will send free
of charge, 10 all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French OF English,
with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, w. A.
Moves, 149 Powers Block, Rochester,
N. Y. n7tf
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Virtue in tBe Family.

There are all sorts and degrees of vir-
tue, and Sometimes we are told that
virtue is its own reward. Mr.. A. F.
Evans OF Burr's Ferry. La. SAYS, in
writing about Browns Iron Bltters: Il
have been the recipient Gifts virtue in
my family to a considerable entent.v
This great iron tonic has superior ad- =
vantages as Ieliab e family medicine.
Its power has been thoroughly tried,
and its virtues abandantly proved.
Nearlyia million bottles year are sold
by the druggists of this country.
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COAL, COAL, COAL, COAL, COAL.
COAL, COAL,
B. W. Ross handles the best and
cheapest IN the market.
TO TaE PUBLIC.

have purchased the stock aud fix.
lures of j. j. Grigsby in the Normal
Grocery at Southeast corner of the
square, and shall retain Mr.. c. 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 IAN
dealings we hope share ofpatronags
Will be given Us, we ask call whether
you wish to buy or net and shall consi
der 1t no trouble to show our goods.
Cash will be paid for produce or taken
interchange for goods, and all package.
delivered in town if desired.
tt ,WILLIHM GiBBoEs.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

We have secured the agency
for the &C ebrated Chicago hand
made, full stock Kip, Waterproof
Boot and Shoe, that captured all
the Gold Medals over ALL COM
petitors at The World Exhibition
New Orleans Last Month. Every
pair fully warranted to give satisfac-
ton or money refunded. See our
famous "Solar Tip" shoes for boys,
girls and children. Our Ladies Gus.
tom made shoes.
B. F. LAMKIN.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the post
office, Kirksville. Missouri, aad adver-
t'sed August p, 1885:
Campbell, inc. Cluster, t. NJ.
Greens, Geo. Parish, +. L.
Penuse, Elizabeth Selby, A. P.
1homp son Lena.
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
]. D. MILLER, P. NJ. .
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned school directors
will receive sealded bids, up to noon
Saturday, Sept. 9Th, for building a
school house in Dist. 2-6l-16. Bids
may be left at the county clerks Office
at which place plans and specifications
may be seen, or with A. H, Latham,
clerk OF district. Directors reserve the
right to reject anv or all bids
THos. A. HuLsE,
A. II. LATHAM, Directors.
Dr.. BENZ. GUFFEY
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To Farmers,

Go to Jan. ison's Drug Store and get
a package ofSar Jlark's Hog remedy
and try 1t. tits guaranteed to more
than pay for itself in the extra pork
produced and alb iolutely prevent hog
diseases or your money will be refund
ed 6m
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Sale Notice.

On Saturd day August 22d, at 9 o'clock
a. m, the old School House in district
No. l, known as Elm Grove, IL
miles east of Klrksvihe, will be sold to
the highest bidder fer cash. BY order
board OF directors. S. DaBRow,
District Clerk.
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Prices Reduced.

3year apple trees SIS per hundred
2 year cherry trees SIS per doz. Full
assortment of everything new and old,
desirable here at equally fair prices.
CHAs. PATTERSON,
No. 14.3m
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Murphy Bros.

We woula respectfully call the at
tentlon of our patrons 10 the large and
elegant stock of groceries, kept by
Murphy Bros. Their goods are all new
and fresh and they pay the highest
market price for country produce.
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Clothing. Three thousand dol
lars worth of mems, boys and
youths and children, opened out
new and fresh, direct from the
manufacturers this week. See
our boys and childrens school
suits, best assortment and lowest
prices in Kirksville.
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LOST.

Between the Nolan farm in Liberty
township and Kirksyille, on the road on
last Monday morning $50 in paper
money consisting of two five dollar
bills well worn, and one twenty dollar
siver Certificate nearly new. A liberal
reward will be paid TO any one finding
and returning the above money to
LoN TAYLOR.
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PICNIC.

There will be a picnic at Rye Creek
school house on Saturday Sept. 9Th,
1885. All are invited to come with
well filed baskets. Good speakers viii
be secured and good time is promised.
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Remember.

That Jno. Hannah is still on the
south west corner, and Is giving the
people good goods as cheap as any
man in North Missouri. He carries
no old and worthless stock but the
best and freshest there is in the mar
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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 Alcautara' Sept. 18th,
18th and nth.
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Colt Show.

will give two premiums on Bay
Comets best colts, and one on Prince
ton LIS. best colt. Colts to be exhibit
ed Wednesday Sept. 10Th, at Kirksville
Mo. NELSON Cole.
n170t
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We are going to sell you groceries
so low for the cash that you will see 1t
is to your own interest to pay for them
when you get them, after Sept. 1st.
HALLADAY Bios.
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Dead.

Death always causes much sorrow
and sadness and while we record this
death we think it is d welcome guest
and find the epitaph to be-Poor old
TRUST at Halliday Bros. Is dead and
new child born by the name OF
CASH,
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Halliday Bros will sell you II lbs of
granulated sugar for STo0. IS lbs.
of A sugar for s1.00; Is los of light
brown for s10O; -four at ST %, S1.35,
and S1.45 per sack.
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Take your produce
to Murphy Bros.

Halliday Bros want you to come IN
and settle by Sept. 1st. After this
date the books 60 into the hands OF R.
S. Halliday for collection, who retires
by mutual agreement,
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Sheep thrive better in small than in
large flocks; 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
teaspoonful day TO each sheep.
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Mud. No Wore fIud.

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,
Jeweler.
Macadmised street, white front
South side.
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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. Dntcher's.
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A complete line OF fall and winter
goods including a fine line of the latest
styles in eloaks and the finest line of
fannels in town at the Star Store.
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Change of Firm.

H. P. Ellis has purchased the entire
interest in the feed store OF Spencer &c
Ellis and Will continue to conduct tho
business at the old stand.
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REMOVAL.

w. A. Adams is again IN his old
quarters opposite the post Office. His
rooms have been thoroughly reGtted
and he is now receiving a spendid lot
of new organs Call and see them.
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B. ". hess. is not dead or gone, but
is in his new quarters with full stock
OF -four, feed, coal and wood. See him
before buying elsewhere.
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NOW IS THE TIME

TOBUY FLOUR. We will sell two
grades of FLOUR at REDUCTION
of FIFTEEN CENTS PER SACK, a
few days only. We must have room
for the large Shipment coming.
MONTGOMERY & BIELBY.
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FL. Lee & BRO.
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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BY paying cash you can save money
by getting your supplies from B. W
Ross.
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Halliday Bros. are going to sell
goods for CASH OR PRODUCE only
after Sept. 1st.
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For Sale.

= / have few choice Poland China
male pigs for sale, which | will sell
at reasonable prices. RD HAMILTON
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800 by Odd Fe, VS. Association of
Kirksville, No, Call on
IN. Mccall.
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B. F. LAMKIN' s.

In hard times economy" Is the
watch word. Stand by your motto and
buy your school supplies of W. G.
Fout.
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Have used TongaIine in two cases of
neuralgia and one of rheumatism, and
obtained almost instant relief. Re-
commend its use in all such cases..
Jno. F. Clark, NJ. D., Garth. Ala.
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DR.. C. d. Henry. Y. d..

Treats all acute and chronic diseases.
Chronic diseases a speciality. Office and
residence two blocks northeast of pub
lie square, Kirksville, Mo.
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Will Link and Lon. Mitchell have
consented to assist IN the Doctor of
Alcantara." Their help will greatly
strengthen the Orchestra.
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KlRKsvlLLE, No., Aug. &c, 1885.

Ed. GRAPHIC: At the request Of some
members of the old 9th Mo-, Vol I
hereby announce that there will be a
Regimental Reunion of the Old 9th.
Mo-, on the 18th, and 16 of Sept. 1885.
During the Soldiers Reunion at Kinks
vile, Mo. All former comrades are
urged to be present-Come boys and
rally around the old Flag once again.
j. H. NovINGER,
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A large line of fine teas at L. A.
Willard very cheap. 3w