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In Memory of Hazel butcher.

OF all the calamities known to man there
is none so dreaded as death. Fortune may
be swept a way by fire or food, h cath may
give place to disease, and friends may be-
come foes, yet all these may be met and over
come. But death ccuquers all. 1t accepts
no ransom, entertains no plea. 1t not only
LAYS its summons upon the aged and intrm,
but it touches the little infant with its wand
and calls it hence, leaving ashes for oeauty,
silence for song and hope for despair.
Little Hazel ia dead. How sad those four
short words How they touch the tender
heart chords and call forth the souls deep
est sympathy for the father and mother, who
have consigned the bright flower that bud
ded and blOssomed in their home, to the mar
row, dark tenement. None may know the
anguish OF their hearts, or the desoation that
will hang like pail for weeks, aye, months
over that bereaved house where Lola Hazel
made music and sunshine.
Oh, Death, viii not praise thee, but vi II
praise Him, who is the resurrection and the
iife-Him who loved little children and who
took them in his arms and blessed them
and who hath called this little suffer to the
blooming gardens beyond the frost-chain
and the fever
"Good-by little brother. the angels are
waiting. Good-by papa, l will be good
girl till you come. GOod-by mama, will be
your guardian angel and come when Jesus
sends for YOU" Al, life's paths were too
rugged for her little feet, the air too chilly
| for her tender frame. SO in the early spring
| she stole away to bloom on the snow-white
| fields of Paradise. The flowers viii blossom.
| and n. birds will sing above her new made
grave q trilliBg Joyous melody. They will
| sing no dirge, chant no wailing ''miserere,"
| but'a happy, hopeful song Of gladness. One,
methinks, of blessed Immortality.
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Shoes ~ Slippers.

Ladies and gentlemen.
girls and boys, we invite
your special attention to
our immense new line Of
shoes and slippers for all
ages and SEXES. We claim
and can convince any
person il they will take
the time to Look around
and Investigate, that we
show the best styles, best
wearing and best fitting
lines Of honest, solid, Gus
tom made shoes to be pro-
cured in this country.
Every pair warranted to
give entire satisfaction or
money refunded to pur-
chaser. Ask to SOC cur line Of
shoes made expressly for old
ladies, our common sense shoes,
broad solas and lew heels, our
French Kids with asxible so]es,
our Solar Tips, CTR immense
line Ct slippers. We handle no
saoday shoes with pasteboard
insoles and counters that dis
solve, when once wet, like snow
fakes under ar April sun.
With 80 years Of solid axrsE-
ienoe ia the shoe business, ! am
very respectfully your obadient
servant, 2. E. LAIKIN.
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THIS COL U1fNIS PROTECTED BYC0PRIGHT
Things Worth knowing,

Ladies for Paasos you the NJ Y Store They certainly
assortment Their the lowest The
latest styles in these goods Call and inspect.
Gents for Summer Hat go the New York Store Elegant
Straw received Prices than
Know that that is best place buy your Hats and
they don't about that they the
Hats the county. All the latest shapes sos
stylish hat and for money
who make twice much fuss about their hat trade
dress goods straight the New York Store
will goods little lower than other will Sweepng
statement believe and D An will convince
you.
Hamburg and Swiss Embrodees Big Lovely patterns
usual such noer big mouth
full ac)
Gents truth N. Y. place buy your
Clothing North Missouri Best line of Cheap Clothing offered the
Their line of SIS good you will find other
places and their line one Goods
They make specially Clothing the trade. While
they handle goods they ask em sell them
staple They from S. SIS fine suit Clothes Give
them call.
Ladies' egantne Pormonaies the delight
Only line of the genuine goods in the city
Ladies' that line of Gloves the N Y Store The put
the Adrenne
ned Best Glove for the offered the trade ofoday $4o per
FINE SHOES Ladies' Shoes any knows
LINE Ladies fine dress Shoes will 1.-The
Whoever of
certainly have the big end of to-day and have secured
selling good honest goods such prices bring them within
reach ALL you good shoe the market
go there to buy it.
you would protected prices you would get
figures article buy, you would the goods for the
money.
]. F. WHITACRE & CO.,
NEW YORK STORE
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MiYNARD'S COUGH CANDY.
Recommended by the Leading Ply
SlClanS as a Tonic and
ExpeCtOrant.

We take pleasure in making known
to the ubIc, this valuable candy, as
medicine. It is made with a view Of
combining the best known remedies for
bronchial troubles with pure candJ in
such manner as to make medicine
with very pleasant to taste, yet it
takes the place of the costly syrups and
troches manufactured and sold as pat
ent medicines. Mr.. Maynard has been
manufacturing this candy using it for
years ami has testimonials from phys1-
clans and patients wherever he has sold
it, speaking IN the highest terms Of It's
efficacy as c medicine. Ii is splendid
for coughs, colds and hoarseness, and
when melted and taken as syrup will
cure Group. 1t gives us great pleasure
TO publish the following testimonial,
from our best physicians recommend
ing /. G. Maynard's Cough Candy:
DR.. T. W. SHAW
A prominent physician. formerly OF
Macon City, but now of Philadelphia
says: The prescription from which
Maynard's Cough Candy is made. is a
neIter remedy 1Or throat or crOncnlal
troubles than the many troches and
lung balSams now in the market
DR.. +. A. GROVE
OF Kirksvllle, says: II cheertully
endorse the above
DR.. GooDsoN-
OF Macon City, says: at Is a tonic
and eXpecUorant and very strengthen
ing to the lungs
DR.. T. S. RUBEY-
Formerly of Macon City, but now Of
Lebanon, Tenn, says: This candy
undoubtedly saved me and my son
from a spell OF pneumonia. | will
further give you privilege to sign my
name to anything in commeDdation Of
your Cough Candy"
1t Is further recommended by some
of the leading physicians in the coun
try.
This candy can be had for 4O'
per pound at
j. C. MAYNARD'S BAKERY,
| kirksyllle. Mo
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Rev. Clark called in one day last
week and led the devotional exercises.
In speech he complimented US high
ly.
Ezra Elliott has the Brashear public
school for next winter. Miss Nettie
Anderson will assist in the Academy
and Mrs. Gertrude Hopkins will teach
instrumental music IN the Academy
next year. Hot these are students OF
our Academy.
Homer Bailey has been out of school
a few days on account of a team run
ming off and injuring him.
At the last literary we decided Rlel
had a right to rebel.
Call at Ladies Bazaar FOR any novelty
IN Millinery.
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PERSONALS.

7. W.DIxos, of Pure Air, called to
see us TUESDAY.
JOHNSON ANDERSON, of Clay was in
town Saturday
Miss LILLE WAlrER. of Penna., is
visiting her uncle, B. q, Price Of this city.
C. THINNER, wife and daughter, of
Macon, were attending court HI. week.
A. HORTON, of Rhode Island, is at
Lee Bros. stable and paying highest cash
prices for good horses.
Miss SARAH KELLOGG and Mrs. Aide
Pierce have returned from visit to Preston,
Pcnna.
Miss Rosa SKULL, who has been at
tending the Normal this year, will return to
her home in Liberty Township Saturday and
will teach a term of school in her home dis
trict.
Mr.. JEROME ELBERTsoN was in atten-
dance at court this week and called to see
us.
j. w. MONROE, one OF Clay's substan-
tial farmers and stock dealers, was in town
Tuesday.
j. NJ. HowK, of Wilson, was IN town
Tuesday and reports everything in Howk's
Nook as being o. X.
Mr.. F. GIBBS, of Prairie Bird, j. R.
Dover and j. W. Eitel were in town satur-
day.
A. PARKER, of Greentop, was in town
Satu rday. &c has sold his interest in;the
store at Gresntop to his father, Mr.. L, Par
ker.
Mr.. JESSE McDERM1TT, of Wilson,
spent Saturday and Saturday night in Kinks
vile. He was visiting his son and daugh-
ter who are attending the Normal and study
ing music.
Mr.. HENRY LEoFFLER, of Leoffier,
spent part of W, dnesday and Thursday in
Kirksville.
We learn that Mr.. James Bennett,
of Queen City, was caught in some Of the
elevating machinery of his mill, enc day this
week, and was seriously injured.
Mr.. Guy CHANDLER was severely in
iured last week by a heavy beam falling
from his barn loft and striking him on the
head.
Miss ALICE HEATH, former teacher
of the Normal and public schools of this
place is making a short visit here.
PRoF. 7 BERRY SMITH, of Pritchard
Institute, Glasgow, made us a very pleasant
call Wednesday afternoon, Prof. Smith is a
most cultured gentleman and his lecture at
the Normal Wednesday morning is very
highly spoken of.
Mr.. J. T. E1rEL and little son, OF
Ringo's Point. called to see us Tuesday,
Our readers will remember Mr.. Eitel was
badly injured by moving machine last
! summer. He still needs his crutch in get
, ting about
Mrs. NJ. j. SHoLLY, of Abba, Iowa, is
visiting her kon, William sholly, of this
place.
W. P. FOSTER was in town Thursday
and reports having had thirty lambs killed
by dogs, this spring.
JUDGE JAS. ELLISON, of Kansas City
was in town this week on visit to his fam
lily.
J. B. THOMPSON, editor of the Home
Press, LaPlata, was in town yesterday.
Col. JNo. T. WILLIAMS, Hon. BENZ
r. Dysart and Ben. Eli Guthrie, of Macon
q n. ZONES and W. r. NcQuoid, Of Edna
Joseph Park, of LaPlata, and Hon Nat. NJ
Shelton, of Lancaster, were among the Wis
iting Attorneys at the present term of Cir
cult Court
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Farmers and Everybody Take Notice,

Flour is going up every day, but
Moore, Mccullough & Co., of Macon,
Mo, supply B. w. Ross with Fancy
and Extra Patent and Jumbo -four at
prices that enables him to sell at from
five to fifteen cents less than any body
else. The above -four Is as good il not
better than other flour in town. Come
and see me before buying any at any
price and | will give you bed rock
prices, especially by the Dbl or quanti-
ii. B. W. Ross.
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Pure silk hose for
$3.50 per pair at the
Star Store.
WOOLi WOOL!

S. Jonas Is still in the wool business
in Kirbsvllle and the only exclusive
cash wool buyer in Adair county. He
is prepared to handle every pound of
wool there is in Adair and ABIDING
counties. Remember he makes a
speciality of wool and has nothing to
give you in return tor it but hard
cash Give him a call before selling
elsewhere.
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Mrs. S. J. Martin, the junior Vice
President, Missouri department wo-
mans relief corps, G. A. R., will be in
Kirksvllle, April 50th, and will meet
the members of the Woman's Relief
corps, in this place. at the G. A. r. hall
at 5 p. m. on that day. All the char
ter members are requested to be pres
emit, to complete organization and elect
officers.
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Mrs. Leech Is on deck again this
week and her Grand Opening is going
on regardless of weather.
KANSAS CRY, April 4, 1885,

KANSAS CRY, April 4, 1885,
EDITOR GRAPHIC: Please state to
your readers that Miss l.. Martha
White is not employed, authorized or
endorsed by the National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, nor by
the auxiliary W. c. 7. U. of the State
of Missouri to lecture, organize or
raise money for these societies.
Yours truly, CLARA HOFFMAN,
President W. Ct. q. of Mo.
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The First Boquet.

A beautiful bouquet consisting of
carnation plnks. geramums, begonias,
hehotrope and sweet violets, was
placed on our table Wednesday. 1t is
the first bouquet of the season and the
donor, Mrs. Guy Chandler will pleace
accept thanks.
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Now is the time to have those bad
teeth extraced and replaced with new
ones, also to have your teeth filled and
cleaned so they will be of some service
to YOU in eating. Come and see me be-
fore having this work done.
DIR. JoURpAN.
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Halliday Bros. for good coffee.
4 Card Of Thanks.

To the many good neighbors and
friends, who so lovingly assisted US in
the care of our little daughter during
her last sickness, and in the darkest
hour OF trial supported and comforted
us with their tender sympathy and
kindly deeds; we return our heart
felt thanks. May God abundantly
bless and prosper each and all OF them,
A. BUTCHER AND WIFE.
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Grand opening

Of millinery goods at Mrs. Leech's,
west side of the square Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, April 23d, 24th, and
18th. Remember the days and dates
All are respectfully invited to attend
You will see the finest display OF pat
tern hats and bonnets, flowers, feathers,
ribbons, etc, ever displayed in Kinks
vile.
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Good for the Child.

The ailments of childhood need care
full attention and wise treatment.
Some people think anything is good
enough for a child, and there isn't
much the matter with it anyhow But
judiclous mothers know better, and do
as Mrs. H. w. Perry, of Richmond, Va.
does. She says: Il take Browns Iron
Bitters and give it to my children with
the most satisfactory results" Sold
everywhere.
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Heavy, yard wide
muslin Sc. per yard
at the Star Store.

L. A. Willard sells the Bachelor
Churn, the best in the world.
Halliday Bros. for Is lbs, choice
sugar for 81 90.
For all the latest styles III Millinery
go to Miss Lima Collins.
New goods arriving daily at Ladies
Bazaar.
Halliday Bros. for choice cigars and
tobacco.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the NJ. E. Church South will meet at
the church Friday, April 24th, at 2
o'clock p. N. Mas. S. MAEMADUKE,
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Death Of Little Johnnie S#igert.

johnnie is gone from ms. but now with Jesus In
heaven, The delicate flower 50 tsnderiy chsrish-
ed. was but4 few days ago in our Sabbath school.
Well do we remember the deep interest he mani
tested In regard to the teachings OF Christ, aid
with what reverence at close oflessons he would
repeat the Lords Prayer. We have iesthlm from
our class and school. no, not lost but he is with
Jesus and bis angels In heaven. Our loss Is his
gain. Yet We miss lin and we mingps our tears
with his father. sisters. and brothers. We look
beyond the boundary offlme into t5os' beautiful
gardens of Paradise, find Johnnie there, for
Jesus Christ has said. ''SuTer little children, 70
come unto me. and forbid them not. fo- OF such is
the Kingdom OF Heaveu.'' Johnnie was good
boy in fhefamIiy and community, and beloved
pupil in the Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday
school. and especially IN his class. he expressed
to his father and pastor clear and couidins trust
In the Lord Jesus Christ, as his personal Savior,
aud when dying he babe his fither Afectionaie
farewell, saying he was going to his home In heAv-
en-,
Yes our Johnnie calmly sIumbers
In the death angels embrace,
We sadly miss his loving presence,
And his cheerful smiling face.
Aged parent, cease your sorrow
Ger your child 40 longer weep,
lie has lett this world of sorrow;
He gi eth his beloved sleep,
Brothers, sisters. grieve no longer;
Cease to shed your bitter tears,
But his bright example follow
Through life's remaining years
Farewell JOHNNIE, we viii Miss, III ee
None OF take thy place.
But we feel thou art safe in heaven,
And with Jesus rest In peace.
5. F. STAHL,
W. P. Mason,
WI. BRAsFIELD.
The above paper was adopted by the Sunday
school April gth 1875 with a request that It be fur
nished our city paper, for publication, and copy
sent the family W. T. BAIRD
KATE BAKER. sHp't.
Assistant Sec.
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TheKing of Kansas
can be seen at the O.
p. G. G. III.

Regular services at the Episcopal
church, both morning and evening
first Sunday IN each month. Also
Sunday School every Sunday at 3 p
M. All are invited.
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Suiky Flows.

If you want first class sulky plow
lower than YOU ever heard tell of be-
tore, 90 to Brasfeld & Kellogg's.
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Hear Them Drop. Down They Go.

American quick beat, stem winding
and sem setting lever watches at
Hart & 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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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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Appointments.

Rev. J. S. Boyd will be absent attend
ing Presbytery next Sabbath Rev. A.
b. Gocdale of Trenton, No, will fill his
pulpit on that day, morning and even
ing.
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ParasOIs and Fans.

1t will bring the
dew drops from your
eyes to gaze upon the
exquisite new novel
ties in parasols and
fans at the Palace
Dry Goods House of
our reliable friend,
B. f. 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. ". Ross,
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Any one having
curiosities to rent,
sell or give away will
please apply at once
to w. J. Smith, Mer-
camille College.
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Honey to Loan.

By Thatcher & barrow in sums of $500
to $500, 900, at a low rate of interest.
South side of square, Huntsville, Mo.
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The Grand Opening at Mrs. Leech's
millinery establishment will continue
to-day and tomorrow.
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Germ Planting.

Those having corn planter runners
worn out, will do we'll to bring them
to NJ. L. Beeman & Co.'S, and have new
ones in their place.
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1t was decided several days since by
a board of physicians that Mr.. Frank
Price, who was injured last week IN
the Nov!nger sew mill, sustained no
fracture of the skull, and we are glad
to learn from his attending physician,
DR.. Strickland, that he is DONG splen-
dldly and is now able to be out of
doors.
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Clover Seed.

Brassfeld & Kellogg have on hand a
nice lot OF choice, well cleaned clover
seed.
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Celsus Returns.

ViAgTER-To NJ. and Mrs. DR.. Carter, Saturday
morning y girl.
18th, girl,
'ihSoSfD-TcMr. and Mrs. ssml Floyd, April 18th,
"eir eleventh girl,
i;S1SToN-To Prof. J p. Blanton and wife, 3
'- pound hoy, Monday morning, April Goth.
"SSIGLASS-To Mr.. and Ms. Frank Douglass,
-'aaSy, April 18th, boy, weight eleven
pou1d..
F,55Es R--To SIR. and Mrs. Myron Miller, ri
1a'oAy, april nth.
Eil EE-Apfil 49, TO the vile Of John Slayer. a
SSLh an. Las the wife OF Henry Nicholas,
Apai ETH, girl.
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A Car Lead

A car load OF Osborne binders and
mowers Just received at
CARoTHERs & GREENS.
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Every lady in the town and county
should examine the millinery stock at
Ladies Bazaar.
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Headquarters

For flower and garden seeds I. R.
Fowlers drug store.
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Anglers Take Notice.

For fishing tackle, hooks and lines
90 to 7. R. Fowler's drug store.
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Kid button slippers
at 75c. 1T the Star
Store.
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B.W. Rss will not be urersoid by
apybodvn Kirksyille.
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Hapday Bros. have tb largest and
best .ock of groceries irnorth Nilsson
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Remember thatMiss Lima Collins
hs all the latest pvelties in Millin-
Try
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Has Not Withdrawn.

Thatcher & Darrow's Loan company
still loan money at the cheapest rate
Of interest in the west Call and see
US.
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Call and see the latest styles IN Mil
lnery goods at the Ladies Bazaar.
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Halliday Bros want to see you at
their store.
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Dr.. Pearce, Dentist, Is at his hce
on the South iide at all hours.
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Chicken and Turkey feathers for sale
at the Creamery Grocery.
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Hungarian Mlllet and gmothy
Seed wante by B. w. Ross.
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Walking Cultivators from ST. upto
SIS at BEcKToL & SNYDER.
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Ityou want the best Flows, Cultiva
tors, Planters, Check Rowers and all
other kinds of farming implements at
bedrock prices go to Brassfeld & KEEL
logp.
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A large line of fine teas at l.. A.
Wizards yerycheap. Sw
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New goods just received at tt
ladies' Bazaar.
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Halliday Bros. want chickens and
eggs.
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Halliday Bros. want to change fish
for bacon.
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As the season for plowlng, 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
each.
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DOR SALE-Two thorough bred and
L one high grade bull. Call on or address
!. loRroN. Huntsville, Mo.
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One pair good tow
els for Toe. at the
Star Store.

Farmers 90 to b. W. Ross and get
your Flour at wholesale price by the
quantity.
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Understand B. w. Ross will not be
undersold by anybody.
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Halliday Bros. want your good but
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Nice hose for chill
dren SC. per pair at
the Star Store.

Seventy-fye different styles of wall
paper at w. G. Fout's. .ss
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-04-24

Halliday Bros. wants potatoes and
apples.