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To the Public.

Believing as | do that the cash sys
tenn is the only satisfactory plan OF
conducting the grocery business, |
shall on Monday the 18th of Sept.
commence selling goods to my friends
in that way only. My books will be
ready Tor settlement of former
accounts, and persons indebted will
please call and assist In laying them
aside by paying back bills. By no credit
all purchased will be on an equal
footing in regard to prices and treated
in an impartial manner. | make o
promise of what shall be sold for a dol
lar, but will be guided by the
markets, thus saving long list OF
goods in the papers of our town. |
ask my friends to cali. examine goods
and hear our prices Country pr oduce
taken In exchange for goods at market
rates. WILLIAM GIBBONS,
Normal Grocery.
THE Lives and Graves of Our Pres
ldents' is the most beautiful book for
the times we have seen. 1t contains
steel finished engraving of all the
Presidents CT the United State, is hand
somely bound and price very reason
able.
Address, ELDER PUBLISHING Co.
362 Wabash av. Chicago.
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eRAPEIcs.

Fine weather.
Gather the seed corn.
Read our new story. No farmer DO,
can afford TO miss It. It taxes immense
".
Considerable matter crowded GU
this week that will appeer in our mex
issue.
Mnch fall blowing is being done
Flowing in the fall increases next
years crop fifty per cent and so oul
farmers are finding it.
Cattleibuyers are in town.
During the reunion, fellow, HAL
seas over" took the town clock for a
wheel of fortune and proposed to &C
FIVE dollars on 1t.
Hold the cattle till the last possible
moment, before taking $50. We I'M
derstand they are bringing better
prices elsewhere, and because the
grass hoppers nave shortened the
pasture here, is no reason why cattle
should not bring 3.75 at the least.
Mrs. Henry Nicholas writes us that
she has hen that was year old in
July, that has Matched brood of ten
and one OF nine chickens from her own
eggs and is now setting the third time.
What does Pure Air think of that ?
Miss Miriam 8. SWEET. Graduate of
the New England Conservatory of
Music, Boston, Teacher of Vocal Gull
ture and instrumental Music. ANY
person desiring private instruction,
whether in the Normal School or not,
please address Box 112 Kirksville, No.
or call at the School.
The gutter in front of the bearing
House and the one in front of ]. H
Markey's grocery need looking after
by the town authorities. Cutters filled
with filth are fruitful source of
disease, and should not be tolerated
for single day.
DR.. Coe had his pocket picked
Wednesday night while getting on the
traiD. The thief took the cash, $40,
and then threw the book off the train.
twas found next morning near bod
sons hay barn, and contained draft
for $500 and number of notes which
were turned over to Constable Corbin.
Mrs. Luinda Garrett, living west
of the river, had her pocket picked of
$12 Friday morning at this place.
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Notice.

To the tax payers of Adair county;
Notice is hereby given to the tax pay
ers of Adalr county that will be
At Stahl City, Morrow township,
October 18th. 18th and 18th.
AT Novlnger, Nineveh township,
October 18th, 10th, and 18th.
At Sperry Postofice, Clay township
October 10Th, 10Th and 21st.
At Millard, Pettis township Nov
I'd, Sd and 4th.
At Sublette, Polk township Nov. 18th
9Th and eth.
Wilsontown, Wilson township Nov.
tn, 10th and 18th.
Brashear, Salt River township Nov.
18th. 18th and l4th. NJ. F. STRoCK,
Collector of Revenue for Adair Co.
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PERSONALS.

G.. SPARKS and son of Sperry call
ed at our Office Saturday
j.. WATs6S of Hillsboro, Iowa,
spent last week in Krksville. )
r. RHo4DEs, of Knox City and J. C.
CIaypool d Edna made US a call Saturday
morning.
n. E. LUckEY is teaching at Will
liamsburg, Mo-, and is much pleased with
the country and people
SANFORD HERRING and wife return
ed from West Point, Ill., Tuesday evening,
where they have spent the summer visiting
relatives and friends.
JAMES BOWS, of Polk township has
our thanks for large lot of very fine APP
pies.
w. H. PARCELS, OF southeast Benton
ana ". T. Bates OF Wilson township called
Al our Office Wednesday afternoon.
JOE SUNDERLAND OF the firm of Kings
baker Bros-S Co., Ottumwa, Iowa, was in
town Wednesday with fine line of their
celebrated cigars.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. LEEcH are attend
ing the reunion at St. Joseph. this week.
Mrs. NJ. f. SrRock and Miss Eagle Of
Brashear, were in town Wednesday.
PaoF. ] P. BLAEroN will lecture in
Clarence, Mo. Friday evening, October tie
I'd.
Mr.. DANIEL KINGSLEY an old gentle
man nearly 50 years of age had his pockets
picked of twelve dollars during the reunion
Mrs. WIN. FOSTER AMI daughter, OF
Quincy, spent part of last week in Kirksville
and Brashear, visiting friends and relatives,
Mrs. j. B. MITCHELL was called tc
to Louisiana Tuesday morning by the death
of her niece Miss Ella Pearson OF that city
Mrs. JOHN Gill returned home with
her sister, Mrs, Sholly. to spend a few weeks
in Alba, Iowa.
Mr.. j. W. MATHEWS of Miltonvale
Kansas, is here making visit and attended
the reunion.
Mrs. N. S. BEEMAN returned home
with her mother, Mrs. E. G. Mathew VS., tt
spend a few weeks in Miltonvale, Kansas.
A. RoBETs, of Sperry, called Tuesday
to renew for the family paper.
Mr.. A. ScHERERR and family lett thi;
week for Monmouth ,!nls., where they vii
make their future home.
Mr.. II. GAR1ocK, of Brashear made
rs q very pleasant call Tuesday morning. II,
has six sons now living in this county anC
theyan vote the Republican ticket.
Mr.. Gabe Mcfarland and wife, and
Miss Ella Collier, OF Trenton, were il
Kirksvllle during reunion.
Mrs. Wilcox of the Quincy Wing ant
Gen'l. E. B. Hamilton called at oul
Office last Thursday afternoon.
John Helton and wife, of Plymouth
Ills., are visiting relatives in thi:
place.
Mr.. B. F. Swain, of McDonougt
county, Ills, who has been visiting HI.
relatives the family of Judge Sands fol
couple OF days leaves for home TIL:
morning.
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Notice.

Whereas, special election having
been held in the lpwships of Pettis,
Wilson, Salt River, Clay, Polk and
Benton, Adair county, Mo-, on Sept.
s, 1885. for the purpose of voting on
the question of restraining swine and
sheep from running at large in said
townships, and whereas the under
signed, within five days after said cleo
ton, took to his assistance Jas. L.
Hawkins and Jas. H. Novinger, two of
the Justices OF the County Court Of
Adair county, Mo-, who carefully
examined and cast up the votes polled
at said election in said townships,
from which examination and casting
up it was found that there were 1883
cast IN favor of enforcing the law re-
swine and sheep from running
at large, and SIS votes cast against
enforcing the law restraining swine
and sheep from running at large, and
II further appearing that said 1883
votes cast in favor OF enforcing the law
re straining swine and sheep from
at large. are a majority of all
the qualified voters of said town.
ships.
Now, therefore, I, S. S. McLaugh-
lin, Clerk of the Adair County Court,
by virtue of the authority conferred
Upon me by an act OF the general
assembly of the state of Missouri,
March Fl, 1883, hereby
make proclamation that SAID law from
and after the 18th day of September,
1855, is in full force in said townships,
S. S. MCLAUGHLIN
(SEAL) Co. Clerk.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

We have secured the agency
for the &c ebrated Chicago hand
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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Take your produce
to Murphy Bros.
TO TIE PUBLIC.

have purchased the stock aud fix
lures of J. }. Grigsby in the Normal
Grocery at Southeast corner OF the
square, and shall retain MIR. G. 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 tair
dealings we hope share of patronage
will be given us, we ask 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
IN exchange for goods, and all packages
delivered in town if desired.
tt WlLLIHM GIBBONS.
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Last Friday was without a doubt the
biggest" day Kirkswlle has ever had.
The people began coming in at o'clock
a. m. and kept coming tlll the crowd
was estimated all the way from $4,000
to $4,000. Those who were here FIVE
years ago, say that there was a much
larger crowd last Friday than on any
day during that reunion, and we are
inclined to think them correct. Judge
Wilson of Edna and G. N. Mcclure of
this city addressed the people in the
morning, and afternoon, the sham bat
tie was fought. Capt. 6. D, Gray of
Glenwood. and Col. j. II. Kinnear Of
this city commanded the opposing
forces, and the troops were well
handled, After the fight, preparations
were at once made to break camp, and
Friday evening long trains went away
loaded with people pronouncIng bene-
dlctlonS on kirksville and Adair coun-
".
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Action on School bond, Adair county vs. Nancy
Dean and Elmer Dean.
Whereas on the 18th day of May Iss2. Macy
Dean and Elmer Dean made, executed and deliver
ed their bond 10 Adsr county 70 the use and bene-
ut Of the swamp land fund OF said county. and 10
secuie she payment of the sum Of money mention
TONED in said bond, said Nancy Dean and Elmer
Dean her husband made, executed and delivered
their mortgage deed TO Adair county. containing
power OF sale ofthe following described real estate
In Adair county, SO. to-wif: and recorded IN book
g, page (40ll, lot three i(3 In block TWO ~ In
Lirder's addition east TO The town OF KIrksyiile.
Now therefore, by virtue and authority OF neri
facias Issued from the ofice OF the clerk OF the
Adair Co eonrt- 10 me directed and delivered dated
August 9th 1850 have levied upon and VIII sc Il a.
public sale to the highest bidder for cash In hand
or on time with approved security, for the pay
ment OF the purchase money. with ten per cent
per snDum. before the court house door In the
toyn Of Kirsvile while tie circuit court for said
codnty OF Adzir is In session, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1885;
between the hours of9 q. m. and D OF that day
the real estate above described, to satisfy said
heri facias and costs.
J. H. KNNEAR,
sheriff Adair County.
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Harry A. Whitman furnishes the
following, to swell the long list of SINH
lar testi lonials: 1.-The undersigned, a
resident of Fort WAYNE, Ind, having
been afflicted with fever and ague and
chronic diarrhea, was told to try Mish
ler's Herb BItters, followed the
ADVICE and have the satisfaction to
state they effected a cure. l was
induced to give this certificate for the
benefit of others similarly situated.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the town
council OF the town of Kirksville Mo-,
viii set as board of equalization on
the 6, Z, G s days of October 1885 COM
mencing at 8 o'clock OF each day to
hear all grievances and eQualize the
assess or or 1885.
Dated St22 1885
attes w. n. HoPK Mayor
CT. BRuNpAoE Clerk,
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Notice

All parties interested in the Waddill
Cemetery on Steer Greek are requested
to meet there the 21st of September
for the purpose of clearing the grounds.
Let every one be present with tools,
necessary, for grubbing.
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EDITORIAL NOTE

During the fifty years since the
first tram ran IN Belgium the railway
companies claim that only thirty-one
travellers have been killed through any
error or disaster in the railway itself,
although Z, $50, 600 passengers have
been carried over the lines.
Many of our best listners lost
the opportunity, las; week OF hearing
one of the finest speeches ever deliver
ed in the county. the address of the
Hon. William Warner, of Kansas City,
because they knew nothing OF the pro-
gram. Anticipating the wants of the
people, the GRAPHIC as usual, came
out a week ahead, and the last issue
contained the address in full.
A new star has come suddenly into
existence in the constellation Andro-
media. In the constellation has been
a stellar nebula. One astronomer
saws that on the 10th of August he
observed this nebula through his teles-
cope and that it presented its usual
appearance. On the 10Th inst. star
OF the eighth magnitude appeared IN
the nebula and remains plainly visible.
This phenomena of such sudden
transposition asotnishes and puzzles
all the astronomers.
"A writer in the New York Tri-
bune SAYS that the curious letters re-
ceTved by President Cleveland remind
him of one that was received by Gen.
Garfield shortly after his election. 1t
was from an Indiana man and ran
about ike this, after long introduc-
ton: at has always been my ambi-
ton. dear Mr.. President, to own 4 sad
die horse that had been ridden by a
president, Ifyou have a saddle horse
that you are willing to self when you
60 to Washington, please let me know
the price of it. If you haven't any |
such horse, l wish you would look
around amongyour neighbors and find |
one and ride it awhile, and then let |
me have it. Please don't buy II until |
| know the price As l don't want any !
one TO work for me for nothing. 1 en-
close ST for your trouble TO find a !
good horse.
A controversy has broken out be-
tween the Cherokee Indians and the
freedmen IN Indian Territory. and it is
feared that it may lead to serious
trouble. The freedmen are. claiming
a share in $500, 900 recently paid by
the Government to the Cherokee Ma
ton tor certain lands ceded to the
United States-lands that were origin
ally acquired by purchase and not un-
der treaty. The Indians claim that
none but native-born Cherokee es are
entitled to any share IN the fund.
Senator Dawes, who has recently |
visited the nation to investigate the
matter, will report to Congress in favor
OF giving the freedmen Sis, 900 as
their share of the 100000. The
Cherokees. however, claim the right to
determine the matter themselves, and
will not be made subject of agitation
during the next session of their Legis-
lature 1t will be remembered that
previous to the war the Cherokee
Indians held these freedmen as slaves,
but were afterwards compelled to
emancipate the negroes and grant
them the rights of citizenship. The
Indians still deny that freedmen and
half-breeds have the same right as
Cherokees of full blood.
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Postal Cards.

Postal cards will be made no longer
because they are long enough, being
just five inches in length, but the list
Of barglns at Pollock & Thompson's
will continue to grow longer with
each new invoice of goods received.
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Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and others
Interested in the estate OF John Jef1es deceased.
that j. Margaret Smith ibefore marriage. Marzares
Jefries. ADMINISTRATIVE OF said estate. Intend 20
make final settlement thereof at the next term of
the probate court Of Adair couut5 TO be held AZ
kirksviile on Monday, Nov. 9th, l555.
This Sept, 18th, l5ss.
MARGARET SMITH,
Before marriage Margaret Jehries, Administrative.
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ChIldren's Meeting.

The Band of Hope will celebrate the
Centennial of the Temperance Reform,
Sat. evening Sept. 26th in the Christian
Church. An interesting program has
been prepared; consisting of songs and
recitatlons by members OF the Band;
and good time is anticipated. Adj
mission free. Exercises begin at z. 80
Every body is invited to attend.
Gn w 10 g Ennf,a fnr rnhnnl hAoks
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To Farmers.

Go to Jan ison's Drug Store and get
a package of Sat Iark's Hog remedy
and try 1t. tits guaranteed to more
than pay for itself in the extra pork
produced and alb ;olutely prevent hog
diseases or our money will be refund
ed. GIN
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At the Old Stand.

l.. A. Willard can still be found on
the east side of the square with large
line of staple and fancy groceries which
are being sold at low figures. Pro-
duce wanted for which he will pay the
highest market prices in cash or goods.
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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
ket.
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REMOVAL.

w. A. Adams is again IN his old
quarters opposite the post Office. His
rooms have been thoroughly reftted
and he is now receiving a spendid lot
of new organs. Call and see them.
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ReuniOn:

When the spring time comes gentle
Anna we will have warmer weather,
but there will never be chance to
buy goods lower or OF better quality
than can be bought just now of Mont
gomery & Bielby at the Creamery
grocery,
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PICNIC.

There will be picnic at Rye Creek
school house on Saturday Sept. 9Th,
1885. All are invited to come with
vel! filled baskets. Good speakers will
be secured and good time is promised.
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DR.. C. d. Henry, V.D..

Treats all accute and chrome diseases.
Chronic diseases a speciality. Office and
residence two blocks northeast OF pub
lie square, Kirksville, No.
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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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B. F. LAMKIN.

Having sold my lumberyard and good
will to Lee G. Jamison, desire all who
are indebted to me, to call at once and
settle their accounts either by cash or
note. G. W. DEREAsiER.
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MARRIED.

BRowN-LEMoNs-Sep 10th. 1855, James o..
Brown and Mol1le Lemons of Knox county.
vile. by John Rtchey. J.P VIM. I. .Dudg. on
aud Martha Pinkston, of Knox county.
oNE-PETTIBoNE-sept '22d at Kinks
Vile. by John Richey, j p, Frank lin Pettibone
and Ellen Pittibone. Iowa CO lnty, Iowa.
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A Bargain for Cash.

Now is the time to buy your feed
and -four. Be sure and see us before
buying elsewhere. We will sell goods
at bargain. But must have the cash
before delivering Respectfully
At H. 2. ELLIS.
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See I! Sec !!

Ii you want your property insured,
or to borrow money on improved
farms, carl on j. C. THATCHER.
n15-4w
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Fry Murphyi Bros.
for choice groceries.

A complete line of fall and winter
goods including fine line of the latest
styles in cloaks and the finest line of
hannels in town at the Star Store.
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A new car of feed and -four just lie
celved at the new feed store of Ii. P.
Ellis, Ross old stand.
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New Omnibus and Transfer Line.

Lee Bros, Bus will meet all trains
and convey parties promptly to and
from all depots TO any part Of the city,
leave orders at Brick Livery barn.
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Bachelor Churn.

The best churn IN the market. For
sale by L. A. Willard.
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1ALY-Monday, sept. 18th 1865. Little VA ggi
beloved daughter OF John and Mary Daley, Q
stahl City, aged one year, eleven months and 81.
There were watchers by the bedside
And silence IN the room,
There were morning Lights and shadows,
From Il night OF troubled gloom
There were hearts akin TO brea king
There was souls bowed down with grief
There were drinking deep from sorrow's cup.
moment all too brief.
There were farewells sad and tender
In whispers soft and low,
There was waiting for the messenger
otmea,ured steps and slow,
There was earthly warfare ending
There wer. scars from earthly strife
There were mortals made immortal
There death and endless lite.
There were watchers by the bedside
Whose forms we might not see,
There were spirit voices chanting
In sweetest melody
There were morging lights upbreaking
Into everlasting day,
When tie watchers and our darling
Went up the heavenly way,
N. D.
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LOOK HERE

You can buy weather boarding at
Brashear lumber yard for $1.00 per
hundred.
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the Aurora Watches embody strictly
the qualities OF perfection. accuracy
and durability. For sale by Hart G.
Miller, North side square, adjoining
Masonic building, Kirksvllle, Mo.
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Call at Normal Grocery for your
Coffee, Sugar, Flour and anything in
he grocery line. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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The Normal Grocery is we'll supplied
with s'rult Jars and Jelly Cups.
WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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School districts and Farmers that
want coal apply to B. W, Ross for sup
plies before coal goes up.
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Yarns. Our Fall and Winter
stock will be complete within a
fewdays. LAMKIN.
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Wanted to Winter

Cattle, at reasonable rates, to eat 60
or 20 tons of clover and timothy hay.
Address, BIG. REEsMAN,
Bullion, Mo.
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Cotton aniW DOL Flannal S, at
Lowest Prices ever known at
B FLA MKIN'S
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If you want aGOOD NEW FIRST
CLASS organ call on W. A. Adams
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Prices Reduced.

5 year 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, IA, 3 m
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Dwelling / IL story

Dwelling l l-2 story
of 5 rooms, good
woodhouse and barn;
large lot; located near
south ward school
building. Price for
thirty days, $3.50 cash;
worth $3.50. A. M.
STITH & Go, Agents.
Have given Tongaline a thorough
trial in seven cases of neuralgia. Sc
cured relief IN from one to four hours.
W. A. Johnston, NJ. D., Raleigh.
Ind.
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In hard times economy" is the
watch word. Stand by your motto and
buy your school supplies of w. G.
Fout.