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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11

muchos viven en- las plazas piblicas Y
las persoaas ricas Sc han refnglado
dentro de sns mismos carruajes, sitnan-
doEos 4 10 laygo del paseo.
| In faehada de la catedral ha sufrldo
mncniSitno.
| Muchas casas han sido destrnidas.
En- Jimera han perecldo fanilias en-
teras.
En- Ia villa de Cajar, poblael6n de
uuos 800 habitantes, Sc han caido to-
t.s ,;ls chineneas de las casas.
Sc cree que hayan perecido la mItad
lie los | 800 habitantes que cnenta h
| poblaei6n de Albuuaelas.
A hama, ciu1ad importante de ia
provincial de Granada, esta en- su ma
yor parte en- ruinas.
La provincial de Malaga ha sntrldo
tant0 como la de Granada.
E comercio es a completamente pa
ralizado.
Unas goo casas de Alfarnstejo han
sufrido grsndes desperfectos.
La gente esd aterrorizada.
I'll temblor no Sc ha sentido en las
proviucias del norte nj en- las del moro
este de la Peninsula.
Idem, id. de id.-Nnevos temblores
de TERRA, muy violentos, Sc han sentl-
do eu Torrox Y en- a hama, pob!aciones
inportantes, spectlvamente, de las
proyincias de Malaga y Granada, an-
meutaudo el panico que exlstia.
Lis dItlmas noticias oticlales rec'bl-
da> en- la media nocne de aver, dicen
1ue en- la provincial de Granada ha3ian
mnerto por consecuencia de los tenblo-
res 526 personals, y en- la de Malagn
mas de ciento.
Ell Albania habian polido sacarSe de
entire los escombros de los editnlos
arruiuados, sobre $50 personas.
En- Periaua, importaute pob!acion
del partido judicial de Comenar, en- la
provincial de Malaga, Sc habian extrai-
do de las ruinas sesenta personals, nu-
chas de elias muertas.
Reina ell mayor espsnto
La cantidad concedida por ell Gobler-
no para alivlar la situaci6n de las vie
timas de Granada es de cinco mil Pc
sos.
Ilem id. de id.-Con motive del te-
remote, una gran cantidad de piedra y
terra Sc desprendi6 sobre Periana, de
una montana pr6xima, y de'truy6 gran
ndmero de casas, sepultando entire les
escombros cuarenta ! ocho personals, de
las cuales diez ocho fueron extraldas
con vida.
Hacese ascender novecientas el
ndnero de las personals que Sc hlIan
enterradas bajo las ruinas de los edif-
tios en- Albuhuelas.
Tres iglesias de Antequera han side
ahanlonadas por smenazar ruina, y los
hahitantes de esta ciudad Sc hallan
acampados fuera de la poblacidn.
iiem. ii. de id.-Las Loticias reci-
bidas tItinamente iicen que han pere-
edo en- Albania trescientas personals; /;
que setecientas casas y la iglesia han
sido destrnidas; qne en- Periana han
mnerto treinta personals; que mnchas
casas, iucluso Ia que ocupa ell Ayunta-
miento, han sufrido peruicios de con-
sideraci6n, Y que los habitautes de To-
rox han huido Ilenos de terror.
Sc caIculan en 900 FL ndmero de las
personals que han muerto en- la provin-
cia de Malaga, incluyendo los de Alba
ma.
{ D. de la ".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
AL PUBILCO.

Terminada ia liquida-
Ci0n de los SroS, FedderSen
Willink & Co., en- cuantO a
los Cr6ditOs en- contra, va
todos satisfechos segdn sus
llbroS, SO ..pOne en- cOnOcl-
miento del COmerciO para
lOSque Sc cOnSider0n aCree-
dOreS presenter sus nOtas
a los que suscriben
FedderSen & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
GACETILLAS.
Cd. de Ia NJ

Bazar. Sc inaugur6 anteanoChe
en eI Teatro el Bazaar cuyos productos
se destinan q San Ildefonso La con-
currencia ha sido numerosa 10 mismo
en- la primera que en- la segunda noche.
Hasta la fecha Sc han vendido va mu-
chos billetes y tocado en- suerte d los
compradores gran cautidad de objetos,
a mayor parte elegantes J de valor.
Ell resultado del Bazaar, en- cuya ms
Caaci6u tanto y con tan buen deseo
han trabalado las respectivas comisio-
les, promote, segua aagurabamos, ser
Ii,oujero. Distinguidas damas y sehori-
,as de nuestra s0cledal estan encarga-
Ia, de la venta de billetes.
Todos, 60 no s. We, cooperan al meJor
exito del Bazaar con los mas elevAdos
prop6sitos.
Es natural que Sc quejer. = Los
vecinos cuyas casas estan cercanas al
Asilo Municipal de Pobres qaejause, Y
cou razon, porque no sc quitan de en-
frente de sus moradas los montones de
terra Y piedras que alli ebstruyen ell IL
bre transito dan un NAL aspecto d Ia
calle.
Hora es va de qne Sc limpie aquella
calle de ruinas Y escombros, y sobre ell
particular llamamos la atencion de
quien corresponda.
0posiCiones. .-Segun Sc nos dice,
ha ganado ell primer lugar en- las opo-
siciones que acaban de verifdarse para
la plaza de Practice de este pnerto el
muy apreciable Sr. D. Enrique Orbeta,
Captain que fu6 del vapor CristObaI
Colon.
Opera. .-pareCe ser que desde We
nezaela esta una Compania de Opera
gestionando su venida q esta Capital
para abrir una temporada de varias
funciones en- nuestfo teatro. Figuran
en- ella el tenor Lorini, conocido de este
pdbIico, Ell maestro Patierno.
PerCanCeS.-DiCe un peri6diCC.
Ha lIegado hasta nosotros la noti-
cia, que deseariamos no yer confrma-
da, de que maestro querido colega El
Pm-5io Sc lie han impuesto veinte y un
ndmeros de suspension por consecuen-
cia de su Ultima denuncia.
Dicese qre ha vuelto q ser multado J
secuastrado Ell ntmero de La ;, 4SgvtSta
de AguadiIia, correspondence al dia 4
| deI actual.
Sentimoslo profundamente.
Toreros.-Ha estado de paso en-
esta Capital la cuadrila de toreros que
regresa de Ia H sbana d la Peninsula,
IVaya con los chinitOsI-Se Segun
nos iuf1rna IN co.ega, public6se en
Canton, no hace mucho, ell signiente
bando que no admite despefdiciO por..'
10 humanoi
" Los franceses han faltado q las le.
yes internaeionales, rompiendo ell ira
| Itado conclude en Tien Tsiu = han asal-
tado B los chinos en- Tonkin, matandC
gran ntimero de soldados.
En- lngar DE- reconocer sn falta
| frecernos 50 arrepentimiento, CD har
pe(lilo d liz Chiua una fnerte indemnir
laci6n y le han deelarado la guerra.
| Hemos dado conocer Ell hecht
la ias nafiouea Ia Fraucia solo e.
1, enlpable por 10 tanto, debeis mi.
ar & ioa franceses como nuestros ma
yares enem gos y eooperar de todo co.
z6u con d gobieFao 4 10 detensa na.
cional.
Para rseompsnser los sersicios d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
'.A..5NUN'''iC,.IO.jl..

Por desecho Sc venien "a pnblics
subasts el dia % del actual 4 las dos
de su tarde los caballoa de esta Co
mandanc a. deuominados "Touri6aH '
"Coudor" n.''' | 0y 3o6iy se hace "a
her al puhicu para que los que quierap
nteressYse acudan a esta Casa-cuartel
sbn Justo 37.)
Puerto-Rlce, s Enero lSS6.--El
Comandante De Ia Guardia Civil, Ma
Aaei Reyes ROdrlgaes, o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11

Sc verde pot desecho en pdbIica So
hasia Fl din ] : del srtuai 4 las dos a.
"a iar'ie, q ealallo DE- essa comsndsn-
eta dehominado "Fatiga~ ndmera ia.
J &c hsee sshef para qne los qns qaie-
ran acadan 4 % Casa cuartsi a. ssfa
Capital San Justo ~.
Puerto Rico. g Je EpeFo A. lesa.---
" CoInandante ds IL (sunrdia Clsil.
MANI RErss toDnferrz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
r. rot BUsoAca.

que, principslments - dedicnrf q r.
mo &c eomtsiones , sgsneiss, , qns ha
delegado aus podsFss genenles 4 sn
huo ID. lRamon Pon Rios.
La nusva casa ofrecs sns ssrvIcios a
comercio PuerioEiqneho , ss eaessvssA
del cumplmiento De lss 6rdenes rara
ccmpra DE- efFctos, eonsixnsei0pss a
frntos , Ctros negosios 60 "a rame con
81 bnen ceIo , hoaradez. que scrsdit6 &
sr. Pea dnFanse 81 laFga cErrsrn msf.
cantil en- Humarao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
CIRCULAR.

X: Pou y Bass .tiens II Rnsfo d
perticipar Z sus numerosOs amigos , a
scmefcio o. essa isls, que he ss.a.
bleeido en- Barcelons (Csialrisl. nns
Sccie.lad mereastil bsjo 10 ras5u so-
cial de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
0 TIO MARCOS D'A PORTELl.
PARRArEos co FoBo eAILEe,

Sal d luz en- Ourcseu o. domingos
en- otto paxinss ell folio, contendo srti.
culos de costumes, efemerides, canta-
res Z contos do pais gallego.
Suscribese ma Ccreria de Alfonso
Treinta y ComIaiia, Son Francisco 81.
Suscrici6n.--Vinte reas fortes por
ano, pago adiantado. 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
Sc VENDE.

En- esta Capital Ia casa terrern
caIle del Sol ndm. 95.
En- la de "a Luna 80 lnforma.
rap, 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
ALFONSO. san aaina a6shsisse9a ! adst'o, st s.

- ror0aBAFo DE ia REAL CASA
Con fitulo honoFiHeo pof d. 81 Re- Prem a
il o. lnegaila d. Pct j meHeion loHolll
Hecs ntfAaatl nse as elaae ae trfsnf 7 ail
aaevo z hee lAeai0 lpritnern % en cisSel dss
ds ia naafana 4 4 ae a tasde aenqns Il ils soa
nubIaaHt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
In IA CITblD (ONDlI

sn INA nncxnxDos
SlLLAS amarillas.
SILL0NES De todas elases.
BAULES, 1 en- uido.
CASCARII-I.A de cAracol Dc
Persia
BOTONADURAs con pesos
meiicnnoe.
PARAGUAS gsnovsses.
LOLA De fodas elnsss.
500 dosesas easnisetAs desde
10 rls. dorsna.
1000 ideIn lnefias dssde & Fea.
les idem.
Essamos asaarAando = me,ss
de artienlss lfsns' - ' alsma.
nee.
I Aagvse RArsAs 4 q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
REsP0NS.tBILTD4DEs

ObligaCiones plazo.--
lmposicioncs con interes. ~ e12.z2
5k0.O25.os
0psvaci0na sfscfaadas dssds a. d Easse fsss.
Deecuentos verihcados ...... 3gsA
Prestanos hechos. ..... ........ -. 10 eco
Creditos concedidoe..... ........... $500
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
Total....,-. 1891

TJpss para prsssu~os Asrsssfss
Hasts cuntrc theses .,...,......... i3pe
Cuentaede rr6dito ron inteFts mutna... 10 -
San tuan pueYso- Rico. Enero s De 1895 -
III CentAdof INFERNO, Y MoLIxs ~. B.e
~ Director. FRAEosCo BAsT6x.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
RODIGUEz, MORENO & co,

Comerciantes en- sodos los srticulos del ramo d.
quincalla. Surtido general de pieles.
Agentee generates De "a fabrica de bsules de
Capital, cuya exstencia de 800 ndos de 4 reailis
A6-4O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
SOBRlNOS DE- EzQUIAGA.

FORTALEZA IL Casa de giros conisione
Agentes de los vaporee correos de Espana Compa
MIA Atlas do los Estados-Unidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
ARMAS g. JlMENEz. Cruz IS

Establecimiento de ferrsterta , qu;ncala, surtido
general en- sl rsmo ventas al por mayor detail;
tienen constantemente pedra p&sticA Portland para
I-tanqree, algibes lsvsdsros. Precios muy limta-
doe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11

Opera. -parece ser que desde We
nezaela esta una Companfa de Opera
gestionando su venida q esta Capita
para abrir una temporada de varias
funciones en- nuestfo teatro. Figurar
en- ella el tenor Lorini, conocido de este
pdbIico, y Ell maestro Patierno.
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TO OUR READERS.

We cannot too strongly urge upon
our readers the necessity of subscribing
for family, weekly newspaper of the
first class such, for instance, as The
Independent, of New York. We're we
Obliged to select one publication for
habitual and careful reading to the
exclusion of all others, We should
choose unhesltatingly The Independent
1t Is newspaper, magazine, and re-
view, all in one. 1t IS a religious. a
literary, an educational, story, an art
a scientific, an agricultural, a financial
and political paper combined. 1t has
81 tollo pages and % departments. No
matter what a persons religion,
politics or profession may be, no mat,
ter what the age, sex, employment or
condition may bs, The Independent
will prove help, an instructor, an
educator, Our readers can do no less
than to send a postal for free
specimen copy, or for thirty cents the
the paper will be sent q month
enabling one to jud ge of its merit
more crit cally. Its yearly subscription
is $500, or two years fo1 $500.
Address, The Independent, G5l
Broad way, New York City.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

J. Durfsld, formerly conductor
Of the Mooerly and Ottumwa division
has been promoted to the position of
train manager on same division.
G. l.. McCarty, who had his hand
iverely injured some weeks since, is
again able to take his train and made
his first run the latter part of last
week.
l.. Fletcher, section foreman at
Sublette. is probably the happiest man
on the Wabash. Nearly his entire
sectlonshas heen laid with new steel,
which will enable him to get into win
ter with his section in excellent con-
dItion.
j. r. Kerr, formerly bridge foreman
on the @. NJ. G. P. Ry. has been pronot.
ed to the position of road master, ] c.
McClannahan, fakes his place as bridge
foreman. We congratulate the boys
on their good fortune.
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Brasncar items.

]. N. McCreery spent Monday and
and Tuesday of this week in Quincy.
We now have q furniture store in
our midst. Mr.. F. A. Poncelet. propris-
tor.
Mrs. +. A. kirkpatrick and Mrs. j.
S. Bailey went to Illinois on Thurs day
on visit.
The G. A. R. of this place held an
open camp fire on Wednesday evening
Not many present on account of mud
and rain, but all present seemed to
enjoy themselves.
W.T.. Woods, of Knox City, was in
town Sunday.
J. E. Landes' new building is almost
completed. He will move into it next
week.
DR.. Hopkins is able to be out once
more, after being quite sick for few
days.
j, E. Damp, our mill man, has NOV
ed to Ohio, where he will make his
home. We hate to lose such q good
republican as he. more especially when
Ohio has more than she actually needs.
Saml. P. Miles, OF Cedar Rapids, was
in town one day this week.
Oct. Goth, 1885.
Miss Flora Northup, of Brashear
Academy spent Sunday in Kirksville.
Col. VIM. Swarthout, of Quincy was
in town Monday.
j. w, McCreery is in st. Louis as a
witness before the q. S. Grand jury this
week.
Mrs. S. J. Apologize went to Edna
on Monday.
Dick Watson, of Kirksville, was in
town one day this week.
Mr.. VIM. Eagles family have rela-
tive from Ohio visiting them.
Mrs. E. A. Mauch spent Sunday IN
Kirksville.
Miss Agnes Lands, of Huntsville,
was visiting here Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Powell, of Hurdland is the
guest of Mrs. G. n. Boone this week.
Mrs. Hayner, OF Hurdland, was
shopping in town Wednesday.
The Misses Frost, of Locust Hill, will
attend the Academy next term.
Mr.. c. G. Cornell arrived home from
Hot Springs, on Tuesday. Mr. Cornell
is looking much better.
Mr.. F. J. Poncelet. our furniture man,
has purchased lot on the east side of
the square, OF R. F. Prince. and is now
engaged in erecting two story build
ing.
We will have to call halt on Mr.
Blank. Writing in the Democrat last
week under the head OF Brashear
Brevities, he says: Rev. Briggs is of the
Southern Methodist Church which is a
big mistake. Just say NJ. E. Church
next time. please.
Prot. Ronk gave a Slight of Hand
performance here Monday evening
winch was : well the less SAID about
it the better, as 1t was $50 the Toys say)
no good.
Nov. 9Th. 1885.
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PERSONALS.
JonS BELL and wife, spent Friday
monday visiting at Greentop.

JonS BELL and wife, spent Friday
monday visiting at Greentop.
PRor. C. Il. COREY of the Business
College, and W. P. Snyder went to Iowa for
duck hunt last Friday, returning Monday
morning.
A. G. Haynes, of Auburn KY, is visit
ing his brother-in-law VIM. Horton near
Sublette.
j. McCREEgY, w. L. Baird, r. M
Ringo and ]. D. Miller, went to St. Louis
Monday as witnesses against Gerald Fame
the man who robbed the post office last
winter.
L. SANDERS, of Queen City, and his
brother r. Saunders, banker OF Battle
Creek, Mich, spent Tuesday in Kirksville.
Mr.. Saunders expressed hims elf as being
well pleased with Missouri.
w. G. GILMORE, Of Wilson, was in
town Tuesday.
w. Fl. BozARTH. of Pure Air, was on
our streets Wednesday morning.
Mr.. DAVID OLDFATHER. wife and
daughter of Brashear were in Kirksville
Wednesday morning.
W. A. SHARPE and NJ. Marley call
ed at our office Saturday afternoon.
G. B. LEWIS, of Northeast Polk, was
in town Wednesday.
Miss DORA WooDs was caller at the
Graphic Office Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. A. OWEN and wife, Miss Allie
Owen and Miss,vie Gatlin of Greentop were
in town Friday.
j. 81. PAUL and A. S. Forquer, of
Brashear, P. j Reiger. and ]. o. Truitt teach
ers of this county called Saturday.
E. K1TTLE, of Wilmathville, was in
town Thursday and reports considerable sick
ness in his neighberhood.
Mr., and Mrs. t. NJ. THRAsHER, of
Brashear made the Graphic Office pleasant
call Thursday morning.
PETER DlEHL and daughter Rosa, of
sperry made the Graphic otiioe call Friday
morning.
DAVID ELY, Jr., was in .wn
Wednesday hunting election news from New
York
Miss DENsEy KELLOGG, started
Nebraska, Wednesday Light, for visit to
relatives
Uncle EVAN BRITT and David Burton
OF Polk township, called at the Graphic
office Friday.
W. F. MAKT1N, of Brashear, called to
see us last Wednesday
W. P. EARHRAT, of Min nesota, is
visiting relatives in Kirksville.
JOEL CHURCH, j. j. Wilson, J. w.
Holland and Chas. Cole of Greentop were in
town yesterday.
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CoSsUMPTIOS CURED

An old physician. retired from prae
nee, having had placed in his hands b
an East Indian missionary the for
mvla of simple vegetable remedy 70
the speedy and permanent cure of Con
sumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asst
NINA and all throat and lung affections,
also positive and radical cure for
nervous complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers in thu
sands of cases, has felt If his duty to
make it known to his duty TO make it
known to bis 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
Noyes, 149 Powers Block, Rochester
N. Y. n7tf
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Poultry Show.

The Adarr County Poultry Associa-
ton will hold its Annual Poultry
Show at Kirksvllle, Mo-, on the 80, 4th
and 18th days of December 1885. First,
Second and Third premiums will be
given on Pairs, Trios and Breeding
Pens of all breeds of fowls recognized
by the American Standard of Excel
ence. Premiums will also Re given on
all breeds of fancy pigeons.
|. n. BARKER.
Thorntown, Ind. Scorers.
L. S. RIDER,
Clarence, Mo.
For further information address,
W. j. RIcHEY, Cor. Sec.
Kirksville, Mo.
Exchanges interested in Poultry
nlease copy.
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LOW DOWN BUSINESS.

Among some of the meanest things
that any man, woman or child can do
is to tell things which are not so, or in
other words to wilfully lie. We mean
Just what we say and refer TO certain
unprincipled competitors who, because
they cannot meet prices fairly, will
resort to low down tricks. Telling
honorable men and women to look
out for A CERTAIN Low PRICED HOUSE
and be sure when you BUY certain
number OF pounds of goods that you
get 1T and ''they would sell you one
article and give you another What
mean, contemplate, little business this
is. No one but sneak would think of
doing this. And now, friends, we
leave this for you to prove by
weighing every article, counting and
measuring, and not listen to men who
will resort to such means. For he who
will lie Will cheat and you had better
watch him.
The trouble arises just here. When
we changed from the long credit,
bloodsucker way of doing business,
which makes good men pay dishonest
mems debts, to a STRICTLY CASH business
others saw they could not stand 1t and
hence, like thowing stone among a
lot of dogs, the one it hits yelps. We
have been IN business nearly ten year:
and expect to lie here ten more, anc
will sell you mole goods for your
money than any credit house can
Because we would not consent to hold
our goods up to some ones else price
then they are mad and take this
method of revenge. 1t is all right
Straws show which way the vino
blows, and we are eolng right on anc
sell our goods Tor what we please. W.
buy them with our own money and i
we see fit to give them away who's
business is 1T? Come and buy and SCI
if you don't save money.
Respectfully,
HALLIDAY Bros.
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Hurdiand Items.

Weather is fine at present and
farmers talk of commencing corn
gathering soon.
Rev. P. D. Holloway preached at this
place Sunday and will continue the
meeting through the week.
DR.. F. VI. Barnes from near Kinks
vile, was at our town Tuesday,
visiting relatl YES.
The fall term of Hurdland Academy
will close in three weeks. The students
are now preparing for examination.
We noticed our collector P. J. Reed
on our streets Tuesday ELMO.
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To the Pubic.

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 10
promise of what shall be sold for 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 call, examine goods
nd hear our prices Country producet
ataken IN exchange for goods at marke
rates. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
Normal Grocery.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-11-06
POULTRY WANTED (!

| want car load of Poultry for
which will pay the following prices,
m cash, delivered at Pollock & Thomp-
sons Store, Huntsville, Friday, Satur-
day, and Monday, Nov. 9th, 7th and
9th: hens, live weight t cents per Id.
Young chickens, cents per pound;
turkeys, 6 cts per pound old ROSTERS
81 so per dozen; dneks, small, $3.50
per dozen; ducks, large. $500 per doz.
ducks, peklu, 1915 per doz.; geese, full
feathered, fat 400 per doz.; geese,
picked 1926. Above prices on hens
equal LIS to 800 per dozen. as to size.
Young chickens, it equals 1.50 to 2.25
per dozen, as to size. Small chickens |
will not by. j. BUxsroN
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-11-06
New Departure.

The Bankrupt Store East side
Square, buys its goods at financially
forced sales, and gets them at big dis
counts. Purchasing agents are en-
ployed at Chicago, st Louis and other
points, to take in the big sacrifices,
hence the Bankrupt store can sell at
prices lower than those stores purchas-
ing goods in regular way. We are
receiving this week large invoice OF
Boots and Shoes just purchased at
Sheriff's sale-Come and see the goods.
We don't blow, we leave you to judge
for yourselves. Eas. side Square
kirksviI1e Mo.
S. NJ. PIcKLER, Manager.
CHARLEY BENNETT salesman.