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A BUSINESS talk.

business 1885 extend
cordial greeting
thank for their liberal during that has
inst nassed enables
invite and than before Our
stock this than during business life
Kksve this stock will be second poba
bly, superior any the country.
We will taas shoddy Indifferent goods but nothing but the
best makes and strictly
class goods
Our Spring full and complete departments
and awaiting while buyer Whtacre
the completing spring purchases Be assured will
have line goods that will the demands of ALL the
mos, critical economically inclined purchasers Good durable
at the will be keynote We intend every
shall be low the grade be
chased in any market price shall be ALL
pehbo cheaper We have
favor give premiums dollar another but
are on equal footing five much popoonay
the rich fifty words believe that stock quickly turned
cash only better for the but better
than stock the shelves marked at high and big
profits.
We call special attention here three departments our
Dress Goods and Carpets We
specially each of these In clothing make specially of
sell fine dress suit from
cheaper you buy other house the county Also keep
only house the county that keeps full
Being the largest dealers the county
saving inducements this line above other
firm We have been thedress goods house of North Missouri
and lower than
testify We early Of
spring Respectfully,
J.F WE1TAcRE & co.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF Missouri, 9 G
County of Adalr,

In the circuit court Of dalr county. the April
term, 1885, Sylvester NJ. johnson. plaintiff vs Lee
Niser. John W. Miser and Charles Miser, defen-
dants. AT this uay comes the plaintiff herein, by
hts Attorney. before the undersigned clerk OF the
circuit court for Adair comfy In the State OF Mis-
souri,, and files his petition and affidavit. alleging,
among other things, that said defendants are not
residents of the state = Missouri:
Whercupon 1T is ordered by the clerk aforesaid
In vacation that said defendants be notified by pub
LEGATION. that plaintiff has commen' ed 4 sut
against them in this court, by petition TIT object
and general nature Of which Is to Obtain q decree OF
this court corr Getting warranty deed made exc
cuted delivered on the cath dayof May. is75. by
John VI ser TO j. " Morton In which said deed
the land was improperly described being the
south west quarter of the south quarter, section
"a. township o. range 10, instead OF being the
soHth west quarter of the south quarter
ton twenty-fOur TO, township sixty-iour 90.
ofrange sixteen, in Adair county, Missouri. it
should have been and that unless the said defen-
dants Lee Miser, John W. Miser and Charles
Siser be and appear This court II the next term
thereof, TO be begun end holden at the court house
in the town of kirksville. In said county. on the
18th day of April next. and or before the sixth,
day OF said term answer pteau TO the petition in
said cause. t"e same, will be taken as confessed,
and judgement will be rendered accordingly. AND
| II Is further ordered, That copy hereof be pub
lished according To law, In the kirksTiile Week
GRAPHIC.
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MAYxaRD-s COUGH CANDY.
Recommended by the Leading
Physicians as q Tonic aud
ExpeetoTant.

We take pleasure in making known
10 the ! Il tins valuable candy. as a
medlcin' 1t is made with a view Of
combining the hest known remedies for
bronchial troubles with pure cand IN
such manner as to make medicine
with very pleasant to tasie. yet IT
takes the pace of,he costly syrups and
troches manufactured rand sold as pat
emit medicines. Mr.. Maynard has been
manufacturing this candy using 1t for
years AMI has testimonials from phvsl-
clans and patients wherever he has sold
it, speaking IN the highest terms Of -
efficacy as medicine. 1t is splend i
for coughs, colds and hoarsenesS, and
when melted and taken as a syrup will
cure Group. 1t gives US great pleasure
to publish the following testimonial,
from our best physicians recommend
ing i. c. Maynard's Cough Candy:
DIR. 7. W. SHAW
A prominent physician. formerly OF
Macon City, but now of Philadelphia
says: THE prescription fiom which
Maynard's Cough Candy is made. is a
better remedy tor throat or bronchial
troubles than the many troches and
lung balsams now in the market
DIR. +. A. GROVE
OF Kirksvllle, says: Il cheertully
endorse the above
DR.. GooDsoN-
OF Macon City, says: SIT Is tomb
and expecJorant and very strengthen
ing to the lungs
DR.. T. S. RUBEY-
Formerly of Macon City, but now o
Lebanon, Tenn. says: This cand,
undoubtedly saved me and my sor
from a spell OF pneumonia. | vii
further give you privilege to sign my
name to anything in commentator 0
your Cough Candy"
1t Is further recommended by SOM
of the leading physicians in the coun
try.
This candy can be had for 40
per pound at
J. C. MAYNARDS BAKERY,
KirksyiIle, No.
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To Get Bid of Misery.

WHAT'S the. use of suffering from
dyspepsia, neI .vous prostcation or de-
blllty, when Brow S Iron BItters will
tone you up and cast these horrors
out? There is joy in every bottle OF
this valuable tonic 1t makes bad
blood good. and bids dismal people be
cheerful. 1t brings good cheer to the
dinner table, and makes the family
happy. 1t drives ava :h, blues, and
helps you to enjoy a hearty laugh.
And all the respectable druggists keep
n
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The Reason

The reason the young man got the
mitten last Sunday evening was be-
cause he filled to get shaved at his
old BARRIERS. We Will not give him
away this time. hut would announce
to the public hat we have moved two
doors south of the Savings Bank where
we cordially INVITE him W itn all our old
customers 10 come and see Us.
HAYES Bros,
Tonsorial Artists.
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F. H. Hall, Editor Decatur, Illinois
Herald, says: 'One bottle Burk's
White Pine Balsam cured deep cold
and hard cough
Since being burned out. the Hayes
Bros. are fitting up their tonsorial
parlors IN the brick two doors south of
the Savings Bank IN first class style.
Go to see them when you want work
and be made happy.
The little three year old son of X. G.
Bielby while playing about the mouse
last Saturday fell and broke his left
thigh. The little fellow underwent
the painful operation of setting with
great fortitude and Is dong well.
Have used Tongaline in cases OF
neuralgia headaches with success ii
almost every instance, although some
of these were OF long standing and OF
most troublesome character.
Cd. NORTON, NJ. d.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Dissolution n, ,tlCe.

Notice is hereby giyer . that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween D. j. Hoye and d. n. Williams,
known as D. j. Hoye & CO.. is dis
solved by mutual conse MT. All &C.
counts due SAID firm VIII be collected
by D. j. Ioye, vino will assume the
liabilities of said firm.
D. J. HoYE.
On. WILLIAMS.
kitksvllIe, No. N arch 3rd, 1885.
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Clothing.

Our Spring and
Summer stock will
be opened this week.
In addition to a COM
plete line of men s,
we show the finest
line of boys S, youth 8,
and children's cloth.
ing to be found in the
city.
B. E. LAMKIN.
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4 10th er Fire.

Saturday at !erno on the story and a
half residence, three blocks southwest
of the square belong ing to DR.. Bosco,
was entirely clestoyed by fire. Cause
defective fue. The families occupying
the house, lost porto n of their goods
that were IN the second story and
many things we're damaged in the re-
mova. The building was insured for
$500
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Moved.

John W. Johnston mas moved his
lazy office to the South side, to rooms
formerly occupied by Thatchers lnsur-
ance Agency, 1st stairway east Of Nor
NAL Book Store.
&c. Thatcher has moved to the room
at the left of the head of the same
stairs.
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Terrible accident.

We learn that a m. IN by the name of
William Bennett, wo. king in the saw
mil! two miles west of Queen City. met
with terrible death la st Saturday by
falling on the saw. On p arm was en-
tlrely severed from the body and the
other arm and his head nearly so. He
died IN a short time.
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KIRKSVILLE MARKET

EGGS-15
BUTTER-20
UHIGKENS-5c. per ID.
FEATEERS-45c.
APPLES-40 to 60e.
OATS-20c
HAYS to 500.
FLAX SEED $1.65.
TIMOTHY SEED-*l.25 sells at 81 5
MILLET-35c. to 40c. sells at Soc.
CLOVER SEED-s5.50 sells at $500
BEANS-60c to 81 90.
HOGS-S3.50 to 3.75
TOBACC0-5s to 4c.
COWS & HEIFERS-Fat ~ to 81.
STEERS Fat 5 l-2 to lie
BEES SWAN -20c.
TALLOW-5c
LARD-10c
HORSES-Lower
| CORN-41 cts, on the street at g
WIiEAT-65c.
RYE-45c.
MULES-Market lower
! GEESE-s3.50 to 800.
| TURKEYS-6c per III.
POTAT0ES-25c to 40.
| BULLS & STAGS-29 10 :
MILK COWS & CALVES-so,
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| hereby return thanks to all who
took part IN saving my property from
destruction by the late fire during my
absence, and to those who gave storage
for our goods, and especially to W. ].
Smith OF the Mercantile College, who
Kept the excited but kindly disposed
populace from entering the building.
AND here let me give hint to the
town authorities: | think some law or
system OF procedure during'fres should
be instituted to prevent unnecessary
destruction of property.
WM. HART.
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Notice.
HAYES Bros,
Tonsorial Artists.

The books and acctS. OF the firm of
Bennett & Nelson are IN my hands for
collection. These knowing themselves
indebted TO said firm will please call
and settle either by note or cash. Suit
will be entered on all delinquent accts.
soon if not settled.
Al McCrJ
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PERSONALS.

FRED HARLAN is. home ivoin odessa
Mo-, on visit.
Mr.. RusTApr started TO New Orleans
Tuesday morning. .i
Mr.. SAMUEL LINK returned .rom
Florida last week
CHARLEY MILLER went TO keokuk on
business Monday night.
Prot. w. H. MILLER, of Humphreys,
was in town this week
R.C. GINSINes returned from Mon
roe county Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. r. MuslcK and little daughter
Ora went to Trenton Wednesday.
MISS KITTY MEAD, OF Quincy, is the
guest of Mrs r. L. Darrow this week.
REV. NoRTHcUTT passed through
town Monday en- route for New Orleans.
Mr.. HIRAM SNYDER, Of Rings Point,
spent 4 couple Of days in town this week.
J. w. NICHOLSON and family went to
Quincy Wednesday for a two weeks visit.
Nix. C. G. RANKIN, of Sticklersvllle
left for Hutchison, Kansas. Saturday night.
Mr.. CHAs. BURcHARD and DR.. Fowler
and son, Of Greentop, were in town Monday.
Mr.. CHAs Devices sent his little
daughter. Minnie, to Iowa, TO school this
week.
Mr.. PERRY GARLocK and brother, of
Ssltriver township, dropped in TO see us
Friday.
d. l.. GODFREY. of Queen City, was on
our streets Friday, and paid the GRAPHIC a
brief call.
Mr.. A. |. DoNRGHY is IN the east
searching for cheap goods and big bargains
this week.
j.. ALLRIDGE, of DAVIS Co., Iowa,
and ]. Q. Adkins, of Macon, returned to
school lastw week.
HARRY PARCEL went to Chicago
Wednesday morning to buy an outfit Tor his
ne gallery.
Rev. JNo. A. BROOKS will pegin a
series of five lectures in Kirksville on the
evening of March 23d.
Mr.. L. W. RANDALL, f. 5. Northrup
and S. r. Hubbard started on the cannon ball
Monday night for New Orleans.
Mr.. T. G. CAMPBELL and wife left for
the New Orleans Exposition Monday and
will be gone about two weeks.
Miss SADIE HUGHEY, daughter OF p.
NJ. HuGheY. of IaPlata, in company with
Miss Lizzie Musick, called at the GRAPHIC;
office Monday.
Mr.. GEO. WILLIAMS, of this place,
went to Quincy, Saturday and spent Sunday
with his son, D. W. Williams, who is opera.
tor and main line bill clerk for the Wabash
at that place.
Nh. H. A. HALcoMB, of Liberty, Clay
Co., Mo-, having closed six months school
in that county. has returned TO the Normal
to remain during the remainder of the year.
Nh. A. w. ROBERTS and H. w. Lyons
leave, with their families, next week for
Nodaway county. Mr.. Roberts will go to
Burlington Junction and Mr.. Lyon to Mary
vile. They are both estimate citizens, and
We regret to lose them and their families.
JNo. You've and Samuel Ham, of
Greentop, Mr.. L. W. sprigg, of this town
ship, W. W. Matthews, of shiblcys Point,
and Geo. Shoop, Of Novingcr, called we'd
nesday.
EVERETT HOPE goes to New York the
first of the week for Spring Goods. If
you wish something nice. await the
arrival of the STAR STORE goods.
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STATE OF Missouri. I : :
County of Adair. " 'l'

Nv. J. Ashlock. Clerk OF the circuit
of adair county aforesaid, hereby cert
the above is true copy Of the origin
OF publication, in the cause therein
as the same appears in my office
Witness my hand as Clerk, and
said Court. Done ut office in
this 5th day Of February, 1>S5.
W. j. ASH
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Ed. A. Russell will preach at Nov
niger on Saturday, March {, at I p. IN.
and Sunday at II a. III. and p. m.
Also at Green Grove att p. m. Satur-
day before the fourth Lords day, and
Lords day at II a. m. and 7. p. m.
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Commissioner Frank Propst, OF
Adair County, was the first to file his
annual report with the State Superin-
tendent in 1888, and he Is the first in
1884. 1t was filed June 9th, in SO,
and on July Sd, 'S4. The Superinten-
dent says he appreciates such prompt
ness." Missouri School Journal.
nave concluded to leave this City
and will dispose of household goods
reasonably if barrained for before the
eyenil of the 9th inst.
G. TooHEY.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
CORN-Better, Sc to 39c.
RYE-60 to 64c
WHEAT-S5 S6c
CLOVER-4S5 to sos
TIMOTHY-1.35 to LAO
HAY-Firm; mixed 1000; strictly fine
1900 to r. 50: strictly choice IA 90
CATTLE-Easier: good steers sell at
500 to 5.25
HOGS-Lower. full 25c off last weeks
quotations.
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Notice.

The undersigned having closed up
his business al the Rorabaugh Mills,
asks his customers 10 call and settle
positively by the 15,h Of March.
GEORGE R0RABAUGH.
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C. A. Allgaler offers his services to
to the public as an auctioneer. 1t is
well known that no better crier can be
found and when you have anything to
sell give him a call.
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L. A. Willard has on hand lot of
Aoberly -four at wholesale and retail.
He also keeps constantly in stock the
old re liable Tellico Roller Mills Flour.
45-4
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The New York Board of Trade and
Transportation held their annual BAN
quet at the Hotel Brunswick, New
York. Two hundred covers were
laid.
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The PARCEL Gallery
re-opens On the 20 of
March.

When those deeaying teeth COM
mence to ache come to my offic eand
have them taken cut. Can be found at
the office day or night
r. L. JouRDAS, Dentist.
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m.wMM2AA

How many terrible aches ones poor head
has, and Whist suffering Is caused BY these
headaches. Relief may be had from Nervous,
Neuralgic, or Sick Headache by the use of
Nfnn nnyi4Ao Which Is not cure-all, but
SN''e5essV%~ which Is a cure for Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, sciatics
and Govt No proprietary medicine has ever
obtained such strong endorsement from the
medical profession.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ]
A. A, MEIl0ER. Sole Propristor, TOO nj,
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When you get ready to have those
decayed snags taken out and new teeth
out IN their place, give me call.
L. L.. JoURDAN, Dentist.
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We call the attention Of all the
ladies 10 the nicely dressed windows
with embroiG cries and shoes at
,TvERETT HOPE & Co.,
STAR STORE.
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$4,000 fund has been raised in
Sydney, N. S. W., to aid in equipping
any expedition to the Soudan.
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P. j. Blown returns thankseo those
who worked 50 faithfully last Thursday
night in putting GU. the fire on his
building
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Grand Opening.

Grand opening at 7nlFs Gnllery
e1ery day except Sunday. All are in
7Tts6.
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r. L. Jourdan, dentist has perma-
nently located IN kirksville &c practice
his profession.
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STOVE UP.

A few more heating stoves at re.
d uced prices at Carothers & Greene's
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Burned GU t but not
beaten. Pa rcell re-
opens on th e Goth of
March.
Grand Opt ming.

Grand opening at THIS Gallery
e0erv day ereepf SanG ay All are in
rite2
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A can o. good bak-
ingpowder leor a nick
ell at ). H. Alarkey's.

Another car load of the Dewitt roll
Ter mills -four just received at Murphy
& Nicholson's.
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Grand Openlrg.

D0nf forget that there is graaa
obeRing at Znlfs Gallery e7eyy day,
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Grand Opening.

D0nf forget that there is a grand
otening at THIS GALLERY every day
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Murphy & Nicholson have moved
their grocery sto ok one door east OF
Their former location but still IN the
Masonic building.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

At the solicitation Of many teachers aud others
hereby announce myself candidate for re-elec-
lion TO the Office county School Commission 7.
FRANK PROPST
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H0ye! HOye I!

Flour, feed, millstuff, bran and chop.
feed by the car load at j. d. Hoye &
Co.'S
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BuckWheat Flour.

Best Brashear buckwheat flour at
Hoye 6 Cos.
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Money to loan at 10 rate of inter-
est on real estate BY J. :. Thatcher.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF Missouri, ! 8

In the c!rcuit court OF Adair c>unfy. April ter1l
So. belinda Thompson. plaintiff. 1871 rs Charles
W. Thompson. defendant. (
At is day come the Plaintiff herein. by her Ats
Iforey, before the undersigned clerk OF the circuit
court In vacation. and files her petition and afhds-
Wit, alleging. among otggr tn ngs, that defendant
is not Iesid. Mt OF the State OF Missouri.
WhefeuDoni It Is ordered by the caerk sforesals
that said Defendant be notified by publication.
that Plaintiff has commenced suit against him Ia
this court. the object and general nature OF VIXEN
Il TO obtain decree or this court dlssolving the
bonds OF matrimony heretofore contracted be-
tween D aintif sud defendant on the grounds Of
aiiultry committed by said defendant andhs failure
to provide the necessary support for the plaintif
as his wife aud his children. Also decree OF
court for the and custony of the five children
born OF the mar iage OF said plallhf and defen-
dant and that unless the Id defendant Charles W
Thompson be and appear II this court
at the next term there OF. TO be begun and
holden AT the Court House in the town OF hirks-
VILE In said county Oufhe
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J. FL. Marley Sc
ID boxes of mate
for 25c.
8 lbs of good
ST at J. FL. Ma

Tickets at reduced rat
Orleans exhibition n
Wabash Ticket offic'
2, zimmerman.
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18TH DAY OF APRIL

ne1 T. and on or before the sixth day OF sale term
answer plead TO the pc ition said cause. the
same Will be taken confessed. and judgement
will be rendered accordingly. And 70 Is furtner
ordered. that copy hereof ba published according
to law, in the KirSsY1lle Weekly GRAPErc.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, I : :
CnuNTY nF AnAIR. 80,

!. ". J. Ashlock. clerk of the eirruIf enurI OF
Adair county aforesaid. hereby certify mat the
above Is true copy The original Order of Publ
cslon In the cause therein named, as the same ap-
pears in my Office.
Witness my hand as clerk. and the seal Of said
court Done at Office in kirksville. this Sd day OF
january, 1855. W. J. AsHLoCK, CLERK.
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For the indefnits aches and psins Of nervous
patients. TosGAIIsg Is Superior 10 any other sro-
dyns FIR Nervous Headache or Muscular Rheu-
mstisrn, II Is almost specific"
PACE RICHIE. " D.. St. P.al MINI.
"Have used TosGALryE IN cares of Eeuraiyi
Headaches with success IN eIrost every instance
In strictly Ncuralgic forms IL Is unereeed.-
o. D. NORTON. n. D.. Cincinnati. Ohio
"ToSGALrsE has already done good service Ia trs
cases of habit1zl Headache"
TaEo. HERxAss d D.. Sc Thomas. 10.
RICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
d III WASHINGTON AVENUE. ST. LOUIS.
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DOR SALES head OF heavy draft
Il horses and one span OF heavy mules. also
4 large lot of farm machinery of every description
call on or Address David ELY. jr.. Suh cite, No.
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EORSALE-A far m OF leo acres.-IOO acres in cul
IT tivation, the balance in line young timber. A
bargain on easy terms apply AZ this office. Pro-
perry situated three miles northw est of Adair. Mo,
Good orchard. Place well watered.
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DOR RENT-A farm of 160 acres.
Il Well watered, good buildings good bear
ing orchard, one half ,ow. Good reference
equlred. Address this office.
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NOR SALE-At 4 bargain and on easy terms:
II House of three rooms and summer kitchen.
eistern; two lots, with ras .jberrys. and young
fruit trees; five blocks from the square. Good
neighborhvOd. Enquire at this office.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-One set of
u blacksmith tools and shop. Shop located
~ Stahl. Mo. Splendid location for good smith.
Apply 10 Morrow L NcCanne. Stahl. Mo, 40
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-03-06

20 los Of Rice for 800 at L. A. Will
lards.
Willard Brothers want all the butter
there is in the country.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-03-06

FOR SALE-Farm of ITO acres, FIVE
Il miles from Xirksyille, 100 acres in cult.
WALTON balance In pasture. bargain. Address
this Office.