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Connecticut western news., 1885-01-14
CoRREsr oNDENCE.

sa- CORRESPONDENT arecequested to send in theiI communications 50 to reach us on Monday of each week we cannot insure the insertion of any correspondence receiveoafter that time.
 &S- Write only on one side of the paper nd send something each week ii possible. Don't wait until you can gather Il full column to send "an at once" but let us hear from you from week to week. If You cant give more than tw 0 items at a time. remembering that neirS is not improved by age.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-14

[Received too late .u. last weeks issue.I
 I received your handsome New Years ard, MT Editor thanks for the same I wish you many.
 Miss Anna Belcher is at home and ready for work.
 Sidney Reed met with quite a sur prise party the other evening He looks before he sits down, now.
 Rev B. N. Lewis and family were kindly remembered by their many friends, during the holidays, in several substantial tokens of their regard, in- c.uding purse containing a handsome sum. SKI.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-14
FALLS VILLAGE.

Mir and Mrs Charles Preston of Brook lyn, were in town one day last week, visiting their many friends.
 Miss Cora Tucker is visiting friends and relatives In Torrington.
 Schools in this district have com nenced their winter term. Miss Ids Smith of Ct Harrington teaches the B.ebe Hill district aud Major Kicker son the Grassy Hill district
 H. c. Crandall is having his houses on Main street painted. D. B. Connol of Bridgeport shngs the paint.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-14

IJfNtfIStS. as it acts both as food and medicine. l not only gives flesh and strength h, virtue of its own nutritious properties hut creates an appetite for food tina Iilds up the wasted body.
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-14

Could get no relief from a severe at- tack of hoarseness until l tried Potasku. Half bottle cured me.-W ?. .SaH- born, Ueymomh L'diaq. HfSS
Connecticut western news., 1885-01-14
NOIICE,

During the absence of thr undersigned N. 1. cparss will attend to tue UIdert4 knS. and vii: notify me SD that 1 vii be at | ms on the first train. Albert rurhns wul atre d tu eddhng.
 R. F. SEYMOUR. Norfolk. Conn Jrnuary 5.
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LAW CANAAN oorNo sUurH

9.S4 q. m. arriving At ndgeport at l2.l5 D. m, with through car tor Nv~ tork, sriying st z.ib ., m. 8 UO O.. m,, oriNng At tiftaRrpaift. al 5.20 Q m. arriving At Nov Nurk. at T.uO Q m.s 5 u5 D. ui Mill Train, .tr'v, gin RridgrIntt, at 7,25 l.. ui.. At AoS lurk In.St p. ns 0 oo D. 10 tVi tsiir Niils. zrrivIng Ai B.5up m. undsl Mllk .t 10 P. m.. arriving m bridgspurr Ht 7.So D. m. AeN lork tO30 m. Cnunrct at lsrnvknrlu gunrtiuh sttl trsiut Ahu nom DAubun,
 N, II. iEoMANS. ,ul f. Fl. b. AykkiLL,
 GeuerAi ticket Agent
 1cntIai Uficvs. briaRspuii, It
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TFaoeler's Guide.
IIo,SAroNu HA,,EoAb.
January iss5.

January D, 1885. PASsENoER rRAtNS LEAu CANAAN, COMO koHTn: 5.57 u, Spvtrfl zrrving st tat,shs ta. at % a. n,, arriving ih North AdanIu a.t0 a, m., Abau, y.26 a. m. l2 90 p m ArnNinR ut tntslivH At 20h D m Nttb ur'nl h 'ai tuf AlhahA. via State Line, tr, i, ng at Abh D m tshnecunE fer thu West, Train arnNeF In sai aga S 6.isp m.
 5l Q. u, aitAtne Et plttnnsId al 925 p. m. Gonnectiuk nt >tst, Ian ,S. ,.lbsnN ana ths Mest ai. rivnp zi MbHnN Ht Iu.U5 D ul., Narsiol at t.u3 A. m.
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<coTI,. Eu Io> or pURE

Is Especially Useful for Chihlre" s
 DiSe1seS
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Millard Items.

Mr.. 2. P. Smith, died at his re-
sidence last Sunday morning, Dec
9th, 1885. He was only sick a few
hours, and was laid to rest in the
cemetry on the day following il
the presence of a company of sym.
pathizing friends. He leaves 6
wife and two little children tc
mourn his loss.
Mr.. Cragg, of Wyoming, is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Beecher. Mr.
G. went west twelve years ago fol
his health. But few faces lool
natural to him.
Mr.. Barker, our depot agent, il
ON the sick list this week. Hop,
he will be able to be at his post O
duty soon.
Miss Mollie Walker who ha.
been visiting relatives and friend
returned home this week.
All are cordially invited to at
tend the "Grand Hop" at the hall
Wednesday evening Dec. 10th
Kirksville young men beware 0
pick-pockets. OBSERVER.
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Hurdland Items.

Quite snow fell here Monday
Messrs Prentiss and Petit who
are teaching schools near Knox
City visited Hurdland Saturday.
Mr.. G. L. Boynton of Greencas.
tie was in town Saturday.
Our Post Master I. d. Cotty
spent Sunday in Knox City.
No literary was given last Friday
night ON account of the weather
Several from Brashear were down
and were disappointed.
A challenge debate between Bra
shear and Hurdland literary socie
ties will come off at this place
Friday next.
The oratorical contest at the
Academy will come off Dec. II.
]. r. Linville, of Kirksyill'
gave our village a call Monday.
j. W. Smith, of New York,
student of '93, returned to schoo
at the Academy Monday.
ELMO.
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To thePubic.

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. Ny 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 viii be on an equal
footing in regard to prices and treated
in an Impartial manner | make o
promise of what shall he sold for a dol
lar, but will be guided by the
markets, thus saving long list OF
goods in the papers of our town. |
SIX my friends to call. examine goods
and hear our prices Country Product
atakeu IN exchange for goods at narke
ates. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
Normal Grocery.
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The Barbour Dramatic Company

Will appear at Smiths Opera
House the entire week, commenc-
ing Dec. 14th, in a repertoire en-
tirely new, opening in John
Broughams eccentric comedy, en-
titled ga LEGAL DOCUMENT OR
FLIES IN THE WEB" play brim
full of sparkling wit and humor.
On Monday night each gentleman
purchasing reserved seat will be
allowed to reserve one extra seat
passing one lady free. This lib
eral offer on the part of the man.
agement, should pack the Opera
House from pit to dome. Our
citizens can rely on first class pro-
auctions, presented in first class
manner, by first class company.
Wives should insist on their hus-
bands witnessing this play, as it
will make them good natured for at
least a month, in fact everybody
should see it. Reserved seats can
be obtained at the Normal Book
store.
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Still We Come!

Once more we are
happy to state to the
people of Adair coun-
ty that we have just
received an other
large stock of Boots
& Shoes, including
Standard St. Louis
and Chicago custom
made goods, splendid
and guaranteed to be
all right. We are SELL
ing them at the same
ruinously low prices
as heretofore, because
we bought at a big
sacrifice. we also
have received 100
suits of clothing, first
class goods and latest
styles which we can
sell at two-thirds its
value-Overcoats and
Cloaks at great dis
counts. Call and see
that we mean just
what we say.
| BANKRUPT STORE.
Eas t Side Square.
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PERSONALS.

LYMAN WANDELL, of Brashear,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. ANNA KERNs will spend
the winter at Greencastle.
DR.. r. L. Jourdan and Will
Potter spent Sunday at Brashear.
B. w. Ross will start to Nebras-
ka on a business trip next Mon
day.
Miss BERTHA GARRETT spent
Sunday at Frye, visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. JACOB SHoLLY, of Abba,
Iowa, is in town visiting his son,
Will F. Shelly.
W. W. BRADSHAW, of Greentop,
was in town Monday and called at
the GRAPHIC Office.
I. W. GRIFFIN and family left
for Gamma, Monday, where they
will reside in the future.
FRANK GALUsHA an energetic and
rising young farmer, of Willmath-
vile, called to see us Friday.
Il
+. E. DRAKE, son of Gen. Drake,
Centerville, Iowa, was in town last
week in the interest of the Center
vile Coal company.
| Mrs. GARNER, who has been Wis
iting the family of Rev. Fowler
for several weeks, left for Hastings,
Neb., Friday night.
NJ. G. Dunn proprietor of the
Crebston Coal Mines, was in town
Tuesday. He goes to Kansas this
week in the interest of his coal
trade.
Mr.. D. F. McCLAY, of Brashear,
G. ID. Stott, of Willmathville, and
Robt Bergman, of Queen City
were callers at the GRAPHIC Office
yesterday.
j. NEWTON, ID. FL. Crawford and
D. W. Begole, of Wilson township,
a jolly crowd came up last Friday
to attend the Poultry Show and
called at the GRAPHIC Office.
JAS. ZIGLER returned from Kan
sas Monday morning. He had a
brown stone front nearly finished
when he left, and will return with
his family as soon as he can ar
range business.
JOHN Hit, Joel Church, of
Polk, R. N. Toler, N. Speer, of
Greentop, Jasper Wood, J. NJ.
Kellogg, Mrs. B. S. Kerns and
Mrs. Anna Kerns were callers at
GRAPHIC Office Saturday.
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Normal Notes.

The home loving students are
counting the days until they shall
see mother.
Pres. Blanton lectures at Prin-
cetown tonight, and at Allerton,
Iowa tomorrow night.
@. A. Allgaier accompanied by
his brother, Col. Allgaier, of Plats-
burg, and who is Sheriff of Gin
ton Co., were visiting the school
Friday.
Owing to the Low Temperature
the Zetozophian society adjourn
ed to one of the recitation rooms
on the first floor.
The Normal Lake is made good
use of at present. 1t serves the
purpose of a gymnasium.
One of the windows was broken
IN the gentlemen's wardrobe Tues
day, suppose it was done by the
wind.
Miss Bell Fellows accompanied
by Miss Bessie Hamilton a former
student, of Macon City, were
among the visitors Tuesday.
Miss Ovens rhetorical class will
give an open session in the Normal
chapel next Friday, Dec. Is, at
2 p. m.
The Philos and Zetos are evi-
IDENTIFY acting ON the adage 'Take
opportunity by the fore lock. /"
They have arranged their program
and elected members to execute the
same for the inter society enter
tainment which is to be given Feb.
%. We judge from the program
and the persons elected there will
be something worth listening
to.
Among the visitors this week
who are not mentioned elsewhere,
we note the following, Rev. f. B.
CUM, Mrs. J. Brennaman, Misses
Meta Johnston, Leila Montgomery,
Lula Gentry and Pet Dodson.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, of Kansas
City, Pres. of the W. c. I. U. of
Missouri, gave a short, but ex-
tremely interesting and instruc-
tive talk to the school, Tuesday
morning. At the close of her talk
it was announced that she would
lecture at the Presbyterian Church
that eve. 1t is useless to say that
most of the faculty and students
attended and had the pleasure of
listening to one of the best lectures
we have heard this year.
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PROGRAM OF CONCERT.

Opera House, Friday Dec. II, 1885
l. Orchestra.
2. Quartette. 'The sea hath its
pearls"
3. Song and Chorus, Sweet baby
Nell" Solo by Mr.. Ben Bemis.
A. Quartette. "The Waltz"
Is. Song eff I could only tell
Miss Nettie Morrison.
6. Trio. ''The Mariners
z. Song. "Twickenham Ferry"
Miss M. B. SWEET.
s. Orchestra
9. Song. "Simon the Cellarer.
G. S. Sheldon.
10. Duet. Married Victims"
IL. Song. answer. Mr.. Bemis.
IL. Quartette. "Bill of Fare.
IL. Solo. Goodbye" by Tosti.
Miss Maria Prewitt
IA. Quintette. BELLS of St
Michael's tower.
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eeysyHrY ION CURED

An old physieiaa, retired from prar
noe having had pls ced in bis hand b.
an East Indian lssionsry the iof
mvia of simple We Eetable reme9y ~
sm T Bronci tits. Catarrh, Asst
NINA and all throat and lung ahecs.o a..
nsr complaints after having tested
ia wonderful curai i've powers in thu
.uds Of cases, ha fe { II his duty !.
:. il known to his duty 70 mass =
max. s. his aaEsl Eng isll sN.. a sa =.
known ,nis 1nss,v ana os5' asnd - ire.
lieve 6up 70 all who desire If, fhl'
Of charge srman. French OF English;
receipe. inc tzsn,' for preparing AND
witt, fnli dire, mail by addressing
using. Sent b, ug ibis paper, W. A.
with stamp, mann 3 BLOCK hoc 1,s
Moves, 149 Power n'''
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KIRKSVILLE MARKETS.

EGGS-17c per doz
BUTTER-l2 to 15c
OLD HENS-31c per pound
FEATHERS-40c
0ATS-21c
HAY-S6.00
FLAX SEED-90c
BEANS-50c to LOO
HOGS-2.75 to 3.35
COWS & HEIFERS-Fat 2 to q
BEESWAX-20c
TALLOW-5c
LARD to Sc
HORSES-Market better
CORN-30 to 35c
WHEAT-75c
RYE-40c
P0TATOES-55 to Coo
BULLS g. STAGS-1 to II
MILK COWS & CALVES-S2C
to $50
BOOSTERS s1.5O per doz
YOUNG CHICKENS-3ac
STEERS-Common 2 to DC
good light q to 800; good
heavy 81 to 400
TIMOTHY SEED-S1.40
GREEN APPLE-50 to 60
ONIONS-40 to SOC
TURNIPS-SOc
TURKEYS-Live sic per lb
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Reform.

Vain man thy fond pursuit tor !,
bear, repent, say,ss your money anu
buy sack of strict..S puls d. d.
wheat -four at Montgome. . .,sas
by's. Have some delicious e IN
made, feed the inner man h
good, wholesome food, and stop
hungering after that which will do
you no good. r..
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Jerseys,
cloaks ana /.

Ladies call in and es Misses,
mence newline of ladi 'ps. We
& childrens winter wra If dag
have the finest selection u, Silk
onal, Stockinet, Berlin Twi made
and Sea Plush, Taylor the
Newmarkets, ever shown in We
City. Prices Guaranteed IL
lowest, B. F. LAMIN.
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CHIsTMAs GOODS.

w. &. Fout has the largest and fin
est line of Christ mas goods ever shown
to the people Of north Missouri, con-
sisting of toys, dolls. either rubber
wax or china; fancy goods, work boxes
toilet sets, albums, scrap books, and
line stationery: in fact everything
from the cheapest toy for the children
to the most expensive Chistmast pres
ent. Ii you want stock to select
from, call en- him, west side OF the
square.
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THE RUsHFoRD WAGON

The Rushford Wagon has a patent
skein that will hold grease longer than
any other as 1t has only three inch
bearing on skein. while the skein on all
other wagons has five inch bearing
making more friction. The Rushford
also has steele truss under the axles,
making it one OF the hest wagons on
the market. For durability. neainess
and finish 1t has no superior. Fully
warranted by Bectol & Snyder.
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Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the
post Office, Kirksville, Mo-, and
advertised Dec. 9Th, 1885:
Bostwick, J. II. Bohrer, Jacob
Collins, 81. Martin, S. L. G.
Pratt, Grace Saunders, John
Slime, Isaac Spingstein, A.
Snow, I. r. Yet, Jesse
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
J. d. MILLER, 2. NJ.
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Oyster Supper.

The Woman's Aid Society of the
NJ. E. church will give an oyster
supper at the residence of Mr..
Gartrell, in the old Minear pro-
perty, Tuesday evening Dec. 22nd.
Proceeds to go toward furnishing
the church. Admission free.
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LOOK FOR YOURSELVES.

You will find at Jamison's Drug
Store about the Goth of Dec, clos
Ing sale of gift books. And whoever
succeeds in selecting from them will
save themselves a good per cent.
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JONAS CAsKEY.

Jonas Caskey is prepared to give you
good groceries at cheaper rates than
ever and will take all kinds OF country
produce at highest prices. all parties
will find it to their interest to give
him a call. His -four. Of which he
9eeps the hest brands, speaks tor itself
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READ THIS

The Weekly Graphic aid Weekly.
Globe Democrat one year for 300
Weekly Graphic and Post Dispatch
one year 800
Weekly Graphic and Gody's l.adys
Book one ysar $3.50
Weekly Graphic and Prairie Far
mer $2l
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7. E. Graves, is now running a
cab to and from the depots to any part
of town, all orders will receive prompt
attention.
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To Farmers.

Go to Jan ison's Drug Store and get
package of Sa' 5lark's Hog remedy
and try 1t. 1t Is 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 6m
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given that the
town taxes for 1885 are now due
and must be paid. Those delin-
quent for 1884, would better settle
same at once and save costs.
w. S. RICH, Collector.
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School of Languages.

The undersigned begs to inform the
public that he is prepared to organize
and instruct classes in the German
Latin and French languages. In Ger
man the natural method will be taught
giving the pupil a command of the
language in months. Terms reason
able Please address
Rev. F. B. CUNz.
Box IS Queen City. Mo,
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RUBY, OLD GOLD AND SAPPHIRE

Ruby, Old Gold and Sapphire glass
ware in teautitul designs at Hart &
Miller's iewelry store.
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New Firm.

j. N. Dodson has purchased the
feed store formerly owned by B.
W. Ross and will keep a large sup
ply of feed of all kinds, which
he will sell low down for cash.
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Your

BRING ON Your
POULTRY (! w. j
Wilkes is now ready
to receive your poul-
try and is prepared to
handle them by the
hundred thousand.
Poultry will be re-
ceived at the Kinks
vile Creamery, in the
north east part OF
town.
TO THE LADIES.
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Boots & Shoes.

We sell more Boots & Shoes than
any House in North Mo-, because we
keep better styles & Qualities.
B. F I.AMKIN.
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The time IN witch YOU can secure tie
Graphic for one dollar will pass quickly
so lose no time, cut hand IN your
subscription now.
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$4,000 TO LOAN

I $4,000 to loan 10 partlrs desiring te
take a business education. Apply to
W. ]. Smith at Business College.
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overcoats.

$50 Overcoa is for men & Boys
from So 90 each to $40. at prizes
lower than ever known in tn
U. S. B. F. LAMKIM
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Canned goods in great variety, and
warranted A No. I, at our store.
VIM. GIBBONS.
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Last Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Tingley gave a reception
at their residence, in honor of
Miss Ella Hooper, who departed
for California Wednesday. The
guests present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Douglass, Misses Leila Mont
gomery, Ella Hooper, Ida Bren-
neman, Emma Brenneman, Lima
Collins, Carrie Randall, Mrs
Mollie Burton, Miss Heath, Miss
Foster, Miss Mary Edmonds,
Messrs. Wheat, Holiday, Jones,
Davidson, McIver and Rev
Martindale.
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WANTED. Buyers to know that We
mean small profits and quick sales,
and sell on very small margin.
WIN. GIBBONS.
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Or. c. D. Henry. V.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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Underwear.

For Ladies, Misses, Men
Boys, all kinds. colors & qua Tits
a car loadto select from.
B. F. LA MKIN
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While you are hunting little things
for the children step into .Jamison's
Drug Store. Possibly it may pay you.
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Prices Reduced.

8 year apple trees SIS per hundred :.
2 year cherry trees So per doz. Full
assortment of ever ythlng new and old,
desirable here at equally fair prices
CHAs. PATTERSON,
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Buy your groceries of n. o. Minear
will take in exchange all kinds OF pro.
duce at highest market price.
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We live to dye and dye to live. Old
clothes cleaned and dyed at
l.. MUTcHLEE's.
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See I! See I!

Ii you want your property insured,
or to borrow money on improved
farms. call ON ]. C. THATCHER.
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We ask everybody to try our flour
made at Mexico Mills, every sack
warranted or no sale.
WIN. GIBBONS.