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Collision.

A letter from w. H. Sublette le-
ceived yesterday morning, gives an &C
count of collision on the Wabash at
Woodstock station, this side of St.
Louis, between a freight train and the
Ferguson accommodation, on which
himself and wife were passengers. The
engineer on the freight was killed out
right and the passenger conductor died
in few minutes after being taken
from the wreck. All others escaped
with slight bruises. Both engines and
several cars were completely demolish-
ed. The collision was caused by the
freight conductors watch being six
minutes slow.
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SLOAN'S POINT ITEMS.

the Sloan's Point people are at
present. all enjoying good health.
There is good prospect toi an over
flow. The Charlton is beyond its banks
and still rising.
Thee. Meyer and his mill hands
came home from Putnam county Fri
day and stayed over Sunday.
Miss Dora Tinsman is visiting at
Sloan's Point this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth and Mrs.
Notes.-The, of Troy Mills, were visiting
at this place the 18th and 14th of this
month. They brought wagon load of
provisions aud bedding for Mrs. Sage.
The people of Sloan's Point join Mrs.
Sage in thanking the good people OF
Troy Mills and Kirksvllle for their
kindness.
James KILLER was visiting at Troy
Mills Sunday.
Mrs. KILLER, of Kirksville, was visit
ngIher sister, Mrs. w. F. KILLER this
week.
Pearl Otto was visiting Miss May
Lambert last Saturday.
1t has been SO wet that farmers could
not cultivate their corn on the river
bottoms and as consequence it is very
weedy.
The potato crop looks we'll. and new
potatoes are now large enough to eat.
-Four.
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Shibley's Point Items.

Ed. GRAPHIC.
Friday morning we had the heaviest
rain fall of the season.
Mr.. William Miller, feeling that it
was not good for man to be alone, has
taken unto himself an helpmeet.
Miss Florence Hickman is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Lulu Rich, of Greencastle, has
closed very successful term of school
at Green Grove.
John Salada has been taken into
custody for whipping his wife.
Thomas Sanders has remodeled his
dwelling as has also D. K. Hendricks.
Jno. Vlrden has lately had a large
number OF sheep killed by dogs.
Since the COZ pletion Of the Nineveh
bridge the people. of this part of the
country have ceased to feel that they
were cut of from the rest of the world.
A few days since Mrs. Matthews
little six year old girl, while crossing
the creek fell into the water but was
rescued by her mother.
Three fish have been taken out of
the river at Nineveh lately weighing
IS, 40, and 50 lbs, respectively.
Crops are doing splendidly except
ing on low bottoms. Meadows and
oats are fine.
Joseph w, Vansickle boasts OF hav-
ing the finest field of corn in this neigh
borhood
Mr.. w. M. Mills is building quite a
fine residence. F.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice.
having had placed IN his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of q SIMPLE
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Az
fectlons, also positive and radical cure for
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases, has felt it his duty To make it known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire to relieve human suffer-
ing will send free Of charge, to all who de-
sire it, this recipe, in German, French or
English. with full directions for preparing
aud using. Sent by mail BIZ addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, W. A. NorEs, l49
Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y. n7-h
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Wilson Waits.

The heavy rain that fell Sat urday
night did much damage by washing
away fences and bridges. Though
farmers cannot pillow for several days
they need no. be idle, they can MAKE
fences AID repair bridges while the
ground dries.
E, E. Kirkpatrick, son of W. F.
kirkpatrick, and late cashier of bank
at Collinsville, ILL.,, with his young wife
is visiting his fathers family. He is
looking around in view of locating
soon. He and his father have just re-
turned from short tour in Kansas,
but as things do not look particularly
flattering there at this time, he has
not fully decided to go there and is
still looking around.
Mrs. Matte Belt and two sons, of
Bunker Hill, Ills, are visiting Mrs.
VIM. Wilson, sister OF Mrs. Belt.
George Hughey reports fine large
girl at his house, weight not reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Penn berton each
have brother visiting them from Cal
laway county. RUSTIC.
June %, 1885.
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An OPEN LETTER
TO THOSE WHO ARE THINKING OF BUY
ING BINDERS, WE HAVE A FEW
WORDS To OFFER

TO THOSE WHO ARE THINKING OF BUY
ING BINDERS, WE HAVE A FEW
WORDS TO OFFER.
This is the time when the festive
and glib.tongued machine agent gets
out and scurries over the land, taking
orders; and the intending purchaser,
ii not well posted as to the respective
merits OF the various makes of ma
chimes are very liable to be taken in.
We all know that "the early bird
catches the worm," but it is also true
that the early worm gets caught.
Then, wnen an agent comes to you
asking you to buy a binder, if you
haye seen and thoroughly examined
the Buckeye Down, 60 ahead on your
judgment and buy or contract to buy;
but if you have never seen the Down
binder, if you have never talked to
men who have used it, if all you know
of 1t is what you heard the agents for
other machines say Of it, all we have
to remark is "don't. DoN'r !! DON T ~"
AS you are going to buy binder
this year you will kindly allow us to
ask you what is the character of the
machine you want! We take for grant,
eq that you want the best and most
perfect machine on the market. But
what in your opinion would constitute
the "best" machine2
Do you want a machine which is
lighter in weight than any Elevator
Binder made! Do you want a ma
chine which requires only two horses
to do the work which with an Elevator
binder will require FIVE horses? Do
you want binder which will pass
through any ordinary gate-(a thing
which no Elevator binder will dog Do
you want a machine which will cut
and bind satisfactorily the longest and
shortest grain? Do you want binder
which will do successful work in rough
or billy country as we'll as on the prai-
Tie? Do you want a binder which is
the newest, neatest, nobblest, simplest,
easiest managed lightest and most
perfect machine on>the market2
If you want the machine which en-
eraces all of the above excellences, by
all means get the Buckeye Low Down
Binder. If you don't want such a
machine don't invest in the Low
Down.
During the next 80 days we will
hold great Machinery Exposition at
our warehouse. No charge for adj
mittance. There will be on exhibi-
ton the grandest display of farm ma
chinery ever witnessed by the people
of North Mo. Among the numerous
attractions will be the Buckeye Down
Binder and the Springfield Traction
Engine and Thresher. ANY one not
satisfied with the exhibit will be given
handsome chrome. Everybody come.
KENNEDY & LINK.
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Gene to Rest.

Another OF Adair county's Oldest and
best citizens, A. Moody, departed this
life June 18th, 1885, aged "a years,
Il months and IA days.
He has been living about five
miles east of Kirksville, for a mum.
Der of years, and has made many
friends by his kind and noble disposi-
ton. He was not only good neigh
Dor and citizen, but more, christian
and has been fighting the good fight for
about 40 years. His neighbors and
friends join in sympathy with his be-
reft family. and may they be comfort
Cd by thsse beautiful thoughts:
"iow long we live, not years, but actions tell"
That man lives again who lives his nrst life well,
Make then, while yet ye may, your God, YOU
friend,
Whom Christians worship, but not comprehend
The trust that's given you guard and to yourself bs
Just.
Tor live We, how we can, yet diewe must
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TO THE PUBLIC.

| have purchased the stock aud fix
lures of ]. 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 fair
dealings we hope share of patronage
will be given US, we ask a call whether
You wish to buy or net and shall consi--
der it no trouble to show our goods.
Cash will be paid for produce or taken
interchange for goods, and all packages
delivered in town if desired.
If WlLLIHM GIBBONS.
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The Worlds Exhibition.

The worlds exhibition held at New
Orleans for the past few months has
been one of the most attractive and
entertaining exhibits ever gwen by
any people. Many thousand have
visited that part Of our country, who
perhaps, would never have enjoyed the
southern sunshine, or tasted Its sweets
had the great show been abandoned,
as was once talked Of Orleans is also
Doted for its sugar, and its best quality
can be had at the Creamery Grocery
Store /; more pounds for a dollar than
any where else in Missouri. Mont
gomery & Bielby are the .oprietors.
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aRAPHTcs.

| Subscribers Will ma the laws relat-
ing toswamp lands IN this issue.
For the Fowler of Kirksyille there
is good game at Brunswick, Mo.
Don't forget that the agent tor
Madosk's Gold Mining Company will
entertain the people at Pure Air the
Fourth of July.
Farmers living in the north cas-
part of the county compla in greatly of
the bad condition Of the roads near
-town. This should be looked after at
once.
Washouts on the Q. NJ. & P. be-
tween Kirksville and Trenton prevent
ed the passenger train going through
Monday.
Mr.. John Reed, harness maker of
Milan, was found dead IN his bed one
morning last week.
The Moberly string band furnished
excellent music commencement day and
for the reunion at night.
Clay township wants to be classe d
with the townships that want to vote
on the hog law. For instructions, how
to proceed, see GRAPHIC of May 22nd.
Mr.. R. Nj. Ringo. OF the Savings
Bank, has just finished fencing $40
acres oe land ne ar Wllmathvllle. This
tract of land produces fine grass, Is we'll
watered by springs and will be used for
pasture.
The storm of last Saturday night
covered great extent of territory and
did much damage. Chlllicothe, Kan
sas City, Glasgow, Lexington and ma
ny other towns IN the state were NOR
or less injured.
The visiting members OF the l. l. o.
o. F. F. society from Paris, and
number of Kirksville's young people
were royalty entertained by the ladies
OF the I. l. o. o. z, F. society of this
city at the residence of Mr.. D. S.
Guipe, last Monday evening.
The second quarterly Communion
Service of tie CHAMBERLAIN Presbyterian
Church for the present year, will occur
next Sabbath. Rev. Hugh R. Crockett
of Macon, will preach forenoon and
evening. All are cor daily invited TO
attend.
The railing around the counter of
the Savings Bank, has been veneered
and elegentIy finished III curly and
birds eye maple This is the finest
WORK from the hand of painter we
have eyer seen in Kirksville.
Mr.. Henry Elmore, living five miles
northeast of LaPlata, had his barn
struck by lightning Friday morning
and during the storm Saturday night
his house was struck. A fiue on his
dwelling was demolished and some OF
the siding was torn from the barn. Mr..
Elmore estimated the damage at SIS.
Barn and house were ms ured.
Having occasion to go down the
street to the south end of town this
week we found that Mr.. w. I. Baird
had laid an excellent brick walk in
front of his residence. After stumb-
ling about on the rattle-t-aps, that
disgrace some parts OF town, it Is a
relief to find a safe, smooth weak and
it makes the pedestrian feel toward the
author OF sucii work as if he were
benetactor.
Fruit lars of all kinds at Willard &
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AFISHlNG PARTY.

Messrs. NJ. F. Strock, John Shaver,
William Heron and Early Corbin
went "a fishin" last Thursday and had
more than the usual luck. They re
turned Friday about noon having an
abundance of fish. NJ. F. Strock prov
ed the most successful angler, he hav-
ing captureda channel cat weighing
thirty-fve pounds.
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Dcmorest's illustrated Monthly Mag
aSine for July is unusually bright and
entertaining. II contains some ex-
ceedingly readable articles, among
which are "Among the Sea Islands of
Georgia" "The Chinese Exhibit at the
New Orleans Exposition" both of
which are illustrated; "The Ccniugal
Poet Edward Jenner,a the orieina-
tor of Vaccination; "Chautaqua Lake
and Chautsuqua School," and "Shall l
get Camera9" by Professor Barnard.
Jennie June furnishes paper, "Can
Women Travel Alone?" and the vari-
GUS departments are, as usual, replete
with instructive lntor nation. The
frontispiece Is an oil picture, Spring
time OF Love"
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DIED.

"iLsoN-Mrs. NJ. L., wife of DR.. J. A, vii.
son, Of 6reentop, in her s9ih year, of con-
m u ~lie' she was true and devoted, as a
A'olher' Kind and afIcctionate; as friend
"a i'hiui and generous; as woman, bright
example OF those highest virtues which
.40fh' character and command respect. Our
one consolation is that oar loss is her gain.
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NO GAS! NO PAIN

Our enterprising dentist, DIR. R. L.
Jourdan, after some time spent in
experimenting haslat last succeeded in
extracting teeth without pain. HIS
method is not dangerous or injurious,
does not require any anaesthetie, and
occasions no extra charges.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining il the post
Office, Kirksville. Missouri, and adver-
tised May 20, 1885:
Adams, MaryJ Baker John
Cole Joseph Curley Mary
Popping, l. H Hensley Ella
Mitchell Rebecca Moore Gene
0 Connell James Ryon B F
Roesler &c Saylor H.
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
id. MILLER, P. NJ.
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Readers of the GRAPHIC you are in,
vited to call and examine our new
stock of glassware, tlnware, patent
clothes pins of new style and war
ranted superior to any other make,
also, our new sstock of Groceries; we
aim to sell at bottom prices. tt
WILLIAM GIBBONS, Normal Grocery.
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DR.. Pearce, Dentist

Extracts teeth without PAIN, and
uses no Injurious gaSs" either. But
does, when necessary. administer "Vi
talized Air" or nitrous Oxide Cas-
which is regarded by the most eminent
writers upon the subject of anaesthetics
as the safest PAIN oBrUNDER in use for
extracting teeth,
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EDITOR GRApHIc-We wish to ex-
tend lmany thanks to friends who was
so kind in rendering assistance during
the illness Of our deceased husband
and fatter. We shall ever remember
your loving kindness. Yours Truly
Mrs. A. MooDY AND FAMILY.
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Salvation Oil, is what you want. 1t
kills pain and cures the worst cases of
rheumatism, neuralgia, so re throat
hoarseness, and headache. Take no
'.just as good" Price twenty-five cts.
a bottle.
See our nj excl hose for ladies',
and our ten cent hose for girls.
LAMKINS.
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To Farmers.

Go to Jamison's Drug Store and get
a package of Sam Clark's Hog reme-
dY and Jry-it. 1t is guaranteed to
more than pay for itself in the extra
pork produced and absolutely prevent
hog diseases, or your money will be
refunded. 6m
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1t Pure Air.

On the 4th Of July the general ad.
vertising agent for the Madosk Gold
mining Co., will give an advertiser
entertainment and will amuse the
crowd with slight of hand perform
ances, and make those laugh who
never laughed before, aud those tina,
laugh, laugh all the more.
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c. NJ. Gilmer, Lawyer, Quincy, Ills,
says lean heartily recommend Burks'
White Pine Balsam to any suffering
with colds or coughs.
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The Fourth.

A feature of the Trade procession
the Fourth OF July at this place will be
train of thrashers drawn through
the streets by Kennedy & Links trac
ton engine.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given 10 Al creditors and others
interested in the estate OF William MeEwen. de-
ceased, mat l. Harriet MeEwen, admiuistrsIrix of
said estate intend 10 make final settlement thereof
ut the nett term OF the probate court OF AdaiI
county 10 be held ~ Kirksviile the ilth day OF
lIxy lss5. HARhisr AcEWEN.
Nprch 9Th. lsa5.
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To Correspondence.

Communications. school reports etc
must be written upon but one side of
the paper, Those who expect to have
their communications published will
please bear this in mind.
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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. butchers.
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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
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Woman's Reliaf CORPS.

The w. R, c., of Kirksville, will
meet first and third Thursdays of each
month in the G. A, R. Hall at this
place.
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SuIky Flows.

If you want a first class sulky plow,
lower than you ever heard tell of be-
fore, go to Brasfield & Kellogg's.
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Or. C. ID. Henry, Y. D.,

Treats all accute and chrome diseases.
Chronic diseases speciality. Office and
residence two blocks northeast of pub
lie square, Kirksville, Mo.
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FLOUR! FIGURE FLOUR!

Times are hard and money scarce, so
go to B. w. Ross and save from ten to
fifteen cts, on sack Of flour.
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Carpets. New style in extra
supers and body brussels, re-
received this :, La MKIN.
Do not forget to call at Normal Gro
Gerry, Southeast corner OF the square
for your goods. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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Money to Loan.

By Thatcher G. barrow in sums of $500
to $500, 900, at low rate of interest.
South side of square, Huntsville, Mo.
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Empire machine is
handled by Robert
Clark.

Handkerchief, fans, ribbons, laces,
parasols, gloves, and hosiery in end
less variety at the Ladies Bazar.
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Look Out

For a grand celebration at Pure Air
the fourth of July, 1885.
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wanted

100 berry pickers at the Excelsior
frui. farm of C. F. Mercer.
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White goods, finest selection
and lowest prices ever known at
Lamkin's.
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Farmers GO to B. w. Ross and get
your Flour at wholesale price by the
quantity.
The Diamond Black leather oil
makes your harness look like new. w.
&. Fout the only man in town that
has it.
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The best lubricating oil at W. G.
Fout's.
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Raspberries by the box, sor car load
at Halliday Bros, or Creamery gro
cery. F. c. MERCER.
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Tourists Tickets.

Tourists tickets to st. Paul and re-
turn now on sale at Wabash Depot,
for $3.50.
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Don't fail to see the magnificent
display OF laces at Ladies Bazaar.
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Blue Yaht Cloth for boys pants
at Lamkin's.
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BORN.

10 the wife Of T. o. Gilmore, LaPlata,
June 18th, girl.
10 the wife Of NJ. Stewart, LaPlata, June
18th, boy.
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B. w. Ross viii have seed Buck
wheat by Monday next.
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MARRIED.

hoPE-pERRY-At the residenc &C OF the
brides parents near Callao, MO-, Wednes-
qay June Ath, Mr.. Z, Hope to Miss Eta
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Golden Machine oil at W. G.. Foufs

The Normal Grocer is well supplied
with FRUIT jars and Jelly Cups.
WILLIAM GIBBoNs.
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Raspberrles, Raspberries, Raspber-
rieS.

Raspberrles by the hox. or car load
at Halliday Bros. or Creamery gro
Gerry. C. F. MERCER.
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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 Brassfeld & Kel-
logp,
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Gauze and Balbrigan under
ware, large assortment at Lam
kin's.
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A large line of fine teas at L. A.
Wizards very cheap. 3w
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500 sacks of flour at Murphy Bros.

Call at Normal Grocery for your
Coffee, Sugar, Flour and anything in
the grocery line. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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Remember that Miss Lima Collins
has all the latest novelties in MillIn-
cry.
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B. w. Ross has hungarian seed to
sell.
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Stamping.

Stamping of all kinds done at the
LADIES' Bazar.
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Wanted

100 berry pIekers at the Excelsior
fruit farm. G. F. MERCER.
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See the Empire
Irvine Binder, before
you buy, at Robert
Clark's.

Black Hose all sizes and quail
ties at Lamkin'S,
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Good square meals at G. A. Allgaier'z
only % cents.
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Home made goods in exchange TO
wool at the Kirksvllle Wooden Mills.
Call and see the latest styles IN Mil
linery goods at the Ladies Bazaar.
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Castor machine oil at Fout's, equs
to the pure castor as a lubricator.