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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

TIE t0ry at Alyaradp Cal, has made
1850 tor rein Il bet 81 gar this season.
Ap mile, VA ord Conn man has just
fal e. bert :, 500
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

Rhod. Island retains the greatest density OF
Lopu a ion of Al TIE states.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

-Klns- N I 80. harl on "a COM. banlon, PSI
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
Helen Hunt Jackson Is said to have earnC

Helen Hunt Jackson Is said 20 have earned
5000 annually with her pen.
A Bridgeport woman attempted suicide ow-
Ing TO a neghbor's noisy children.
A cannon ball can be made to move 1925
feet per second, or a mile in 30 nearly.
There are nineteen metals more valuable
than gold but no medY which wi ! compa G
with Bigclows Positive Cure iof coughs and
colds. A prompt apd pleasant cure for al
throat and lung trouble 20 cents and 81.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
ROUGH ON PILES

Cures pile. or hem1rrhoids, itching protrudlng
bleeding. Internal or other. Internal and eAternn
remedy Ia each package sure cure. &c. Druggists
Rest as helped Lotta's voice wonderfully.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30
A man in Pequannock, N. j., has incubated
Zoo sgring chickens.

MKSsNAEs' PEPToNIzKD BHEF TOXIC. the only
preparation Of beef containing It's ENTIRE NUTRITIOUS
PROPERTIES II contains blood making force general
Ing and life-sustanng properties, invaluable for In
digestion, dyspepsia nervous prostration. and All
forms OF general debility; also, In all infceoled con
dtions whether the result OF exhaustion. nervous
prostration overwOrk acute disease, par lculery
II resulting from pulmonary complaints. Caswel.
Hazard Co, Proprietors New York. Sold BY
druggists
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-10-30

Over 1000 PERSONS IN Wayne, y \, are
employed in temperament oil distilling.
In Montreal man Is not allowed to work at
the shoe bushes unless he Is yaccinated.
Robert browning again thinks OF visiting
this county, although he is seventy-three.
NV wife was taken with a severe attack OF
rheumatism and suffered intense pam. After
taking SIX doses Of Athlophoros the pain was
entirely gone and the swelling nearly all re-
duced X. b Watson, Supt. Am. Dist Tee
graph Co, Detroit Mich.
A man In Pennannock. ". j., has incubated
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AURICULAR CONFESSION.
A CARD.

ED. GRApHIc.-In my sermon yes
terday evening l charged the Catho-
hes and Church Of England, or Episco-
pallans, with practicing auricular con-
fession. Parties In this town have de-
MED that Episcopalians practice it.
l submit to your readers the following
from the American Cyel0be6ia
"Aurlcular confession is RECON-
mended by some divines in the Angli-
can Church of England) and Luther.
an churches, as salutary practice
and even by the prayer book of the
Church of England"
Confession to the priest is a very
common practice in the Church of
England and Is not at all uncommon
among Eplscopalians in America
The shiny details of the Jardlne scan.
dal in Kansas City recently, divulged
the fact that the confessional was
largely instrumental in producing the
scandal, eUen as ifhas eUer been. Jar
dine is a priest i'll the Episcopa
church.
Strike but hear me first ~ said ont
of the ancients, and We would say tht
same to our friends who have charged
us with false accusations
SIMPSON ELY.
KIRKsvIL LIE, Mo-, Nov, IL, 'S5.
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YOU CAN BUY AT
HALLIDAY. Bros.
Cash Grocery House.

Best Atchison -four $1.40 per sack or
s2.75 per hundred. Choice Golden
Era -four $l30 per sack or $3.50 per
hundred. Still another $1.2O per
sack,
Is lbs. granulated, IA lbs. A, Is lbs.
G. Is lbs. brown g, Sugar for $1.00.
20 bars White Russian Soap for $1.OO.
16 bars Swiss Muslin Soap for $1.O0.
Coal oil still Is cents per gallon.
Headlight oil 20 cents per gallon.
Best keg soda cents per pound.
Bacon and lard each 1-3c per lb.
A large supply of tomatoes, corn.
peas, beans and berries of all kinds at
10 cents PEE can. A choice selection of
tobacco and cigars. A good line of
cut tobacco for 40 cents per lb. We
make speciality IN selecting fine
favored teas and coffees and sell them
low down. Roasted coffee we sell at
15c per Id, or Z pounds for S1.OO. Teas
Csc, 35c, SOC, 60c and 75c per lb. The
best assortment OF glassware, queens
ware, lamps. woodenware, in Kinks
vile or North Mo. We carry the
heaviest stock OF goods, bought low
down, we can sell them for cash at a
small profit and work On the principle
that fast dime is better that a slow
quarter. Come and see US.
Respectfully,
HALLIDAY BROS.
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CONSTRUCTION CURED

An old physician. retired from prac-
3lce, having had placed in his hand BIZ
an East Indian missionary the for
mvla of a simple vegetable remedy for
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 II his duty to
make it known to his duty TO make it
known to bis suffering fellows. Aetue
ated by this motive and desire TO re-
lieve human suffering / will send free
of charge. TO 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,
NY. p7tf
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To the Pubic.

Believing as l 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 viii 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 a long list OF
goods in the papers of our town. |
ask my friends to call. examine goods
= md hear our prices Country producet
taken IN exchange for goods at marke
rates. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
Normal Grocery.
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Gresnrop Correspondence.

1t has been some days sin ce Green
top has been noticed in The columns of
the GRAPHIC. Why such should, be, we
are hardly able to say; not that we are
dead to the world surrounding us; to
the interest of ourselves, our nsighbors
and passing events; not that there are
no changes occurring daily and hourly
in our midst changes that, ere another
generation has stepped upon the arena
of responsibility, may produce many
wonderful and pleasing results.
We have a distinct feature in the
mercantile category, that of an exclu
sive Hardware store, which business is
conducted by Mr.. j. Crom we'll, VINO
halls from Camp Point, Illinois, and
who with his family are welcomed as a
valuable accession to Greentop's citi-
zenship.
Nathan Speer is the newly officiated
Postmaster and appears at ease in his
mail deliveries and the transactions of
the business, which Cncle Samuel has
entrusted to his care.
Mr.. ]. S. Barnhart, who for more
than year, with family has made one
OF our most estlmable and useful
citizens, has sold his farm and other
effects and will within few days start
for Galva, Kans., to which point lie
goes to enter the hotel business. May
success crown his efforts.
Miss Elite Lewis, of this place is
visiting friends at Woodstock. Ills.
Mr.. W. B. Reynolds, is largely
engaged in handling and shipping
poultry to the eastern markets.
Messrs Lynn and Dyer snip two car
loads OF fatted swine.to st. Louis to day.
Preaching Sunday morning and
afternoon by the Rev. Jas. Grow lately
of the Lexington. Ky, Christian
Seminary; also last evening by the
Rev. Allen, of Gienwood. The house
IN the evening was full and all seemed
to listen with intesrest.
Mr.. A. N. Parker formerly connected
with the firm OF Tice 6 Parker here, is
now engaged in the mercantile trade
at Milan, Mo.
MIR. Stiles Ray who has been here
looking after his landed interests, left
lest week tor stay through the winter
in Northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. E. A. Mileham, of Georgetown.
Col, who has been visiting friends
here left last week on her return
home.
w. S. Carpenter, of Champagne,
Ills, was few days since in this place
distributing fruit trees and other
plants in the interest of the Cham
palgne Nursery.
The Rev. A. ]. Myths, State S. S.
Evangelist, of Macon, Mo-. is here
conducting series of meetings and all
who would avail themselves of hearing
sound and convincing arguments in
proof of the supremacy of God, the
divinity of Christ, and the authenticity
of the Bible should hear this brilliant
speaker.
Uncle Daniel Roberts lett last.
Friday to visit friends in Cooper Co.,
Mo.
Mr.. E. E. White, of Sprln gfield, No.,
Is here organizing a class in the
Farmers and Mechanics Mutual Aid
Association. N. E. D.
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Poultry Show.

The Adalr County Poultry Associa-
ton will hold its Annual Poultry
Show at Kirksvllle, Mo-, on the 81, 4th
and 9Th 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.l
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60 cents on the S.
A full line of Plain and Brocaded
Velvets at 60 cents on the dollar.
BANKRUPT STORE,

A short time ago gentleman took
his little son on railroad excursion.
The little fellow looked out of the win
dow when the father slipped the hat
off the boys head. The latter was
much gtieved at his supposed loss,
when papa consoled him by saying he
would "vh,stle it back" A little later
ne wbsstled and the hat reappeared
Not long after the little lad flung the
hat out OF the window, shouting !:
Nov, papa, whistle 1t back again !"
A roar of laughter served to enhance
the confusion ofpapa.
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NORMAL NOTES.

Rev. j. E. Squires conducted the
devotional exercises Monday.
Miss Sallie Kennedy, accompanied
by her friend, Miss Longmire, of PARIS,
Mo. spent Tuesday visiting the school,
Mr.. CUM, of Queen City is endeav-
oring to organize class in German.
He teaches the natural methods.
Prof. Blanton spent last Friday WIS.,
ting the schools at Edna, and lectur
ed at that place at night. He reports
the schools in our neighboring city in
fiourishing condition.
The devotional exercises were con-
Quoted Tuesday morning by Rev. Mr..
Chambllss, and Wednesday morning
by Rev. Simpson Ely.
There was no school last Friday !;
the plumber was up from st. Louis
overhauling the heating apparatus. As
result of his WORK the society halls
each have another radiat II which they
very much needed.
Messrs Chas. CornsIius and A. L, Nc
Kensie spent Saturday and Sunday in
town visiting friends? They report
the Glenwood schools in fourishing
condition.
Of the many visitors at the Normal
this week we note the following, DR..
Mitchell, Revs. Sanford and Russell,
Miss Carrie Randall, and Messrs Shain,
w. E. Hickman, of Moulton, Iowa,
and H. Bailey
Pres. Blanton delivered very able
and interesting lecture to a crowded
house at the NJ. E. Church last Sunday
night. His subject was "Work. He
showd that the tendency OF the age is
for parents to make the paths of their
children perfectly smooth by removing
all obstacles and thereby depriving the
children of the culture and strength
they would acquire In overcoming
these difficulties. OF all the curses on
the face of the earth he placed laziness
at the head of The list, both on account
OF its universal prevale nee and on
the account Of the consequences which
follow, as nearly all other vices can be
traced to laziness as their source.
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Wesley Chapel Notes.

EDITOR GRAPHIC: having seen moth
ing from this community IN your
columns will send few items,-Our
School at New Hope is progressing
nicely, under the management of Mr..
Burrus. Our Sunday School is in splen-
did working order, with G. H. Willard
Supt. Logan Lowe Asst Supt. &. w.
Butler Sect. :
Rev. Turner will hold a protracte d
meeting at the Chapel Soon.
From the amount of fall blowing
that is being done l think the farmers
intend getting a good start for crop
next spring. Your advice was taken
in regard to seed corn. but the mice are
endeavoring to make second gather
ing necessary.
Mr.. Agee of Usage county has been
called here to the bedside of a sick
daughter, Mrs. William Waddlll.
Mr.. Nelson gathers cream in the
neighborhood of sperry.
Sheriff Klnnear was out here one
day last week; when our shanty was
reached he halted. We did not run
but felt perfectly isate,3 as i've have
not been in watermelon patch tor a
long time, He propounded a few
questions and departed leaving us feel
ing happy that it was some other fell.
low that he was looking for.
Mr.. Galloway returned from Kansa:
few days since well pleased with tn,
country. He says he is gong back II
the spring to make Kansas his futur,
home.
CLoD HOPPER.
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BraShear Items.

j. NJ. McCreerys store was broken
into Monday night and every thing in
the jewelry line taken. Tuesday night
Neff G. keller's store was broken into
and the money drawer robbed. The
thief got for his first nie hts work, $500
worth ofjewelry. and the second night
four or five dollars In dimes and
nickles.
w. c. Crawford says '.'tte returns
from the recent elections. will cause
him to wear his summer clothes all
winter
We understand the Literary will be
held Friday afternoons, IN the future,
instead OF at night.
Mr.. Schraige OF Ramsay City was in
town, Thursday OF last week.
Miss Rilla Waddell spent Sunday in
Huntsville.
j. f. Whitacre of Kirksville was in
Brashear Friday.
G, H. Putnam of Warsaw Ills. was
in our midst Saturday. Mr.. Putnam
Is general agent tor the Circulating
Library Association of Indianapolis
Ind.
Mrs. F, A. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. ] -.
S. Bailey returned from their visit in
Illinois, SATURDAY.
Mrs. Frank Parker of Klrksville was
the guest OF Mrs f. E, Steele last
week.
NJ. A. Church, B. F. Hall and W. C.
Crawford were in Edna, Monday on
business.
NJ. w. Erving spent part of this
week IN Lewistown.
Mrs, w. Lands and family were
visiting J. E. Lands Saturday and
Sunday.
ODE Howk went TO Edna Tuesday.
W. F. Shelly OF Kirksvile was on our
streets Wednesday.
]. Moore spent Tuesday night in
Kirksyille.
A Miss Newton Of Hurdland is visit
ing friends in town this week.
Hervey Greenwood made rousing
four minpte speech at the last Literay
Hervey is boy after our own heart.
The Sunday School Institute will bt
in session at the o. B. church Friday
Saturday and Sunday
Something is going to drop before
long and drop very hard, N.
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Religious Services for Thanksgiving

Pursuant to the recent Thanksgiv
ing Proclamation of the Governor of
Missouri, the Pastors OF this city here
by invite the citizens of Kirksville and
vicinity, to unite on Thursday the Goth
INST, in a Thanksgiving Service 10 God
The giver Of every good and perfect
gift for the blessings enjoyed by us
as people. is also provided that
services be held with the NJ. E. Church
at II o'clock A. NJ. At request of Pas
tors conference Pres. Blanton has con-
sented to deliver the THANKSGIVING
address. By order of Conference.
w. E. CHAMBLIss.
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Union Bible Meeting.

The Ada'r County Auxiliary Bible
Society will hold its annual meeting
in the Presbyterian church OH the fifth
Sabbath IN this month at at II o'clock
a. m. The discourse will be by Rev. J.
w. Martindale. 1t is a union service
of all the churches of the town. By
order of the Executive Committee.
j. B. Mitchell, Sec.
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THE RusHFORD WAGON

The Rushford Wagon has patent
skein that will hold grease longer than
any other as 1t has only a 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 a1les,
making it one OF the best wagons on
the market. For durability, neatness
and finish 1t has no superior. Fully
warranted by Bectol & Snyder.
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c1eaks and Jerseys,

Ladies call in and see our i'm
mence new line of ladies Misses,
& childrens winter wraps. We
have the finest selection of dag
onal, Stockinet, Berlin Twill, Silk
and Sea Plush, Taylor made
Newmarkets, ever shown in the
City. Prices Guaranteed the
lowest, B. F. LAMIN.
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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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GRAPHICs.
The new story next week.

MIR. Henry Shultz, of Knox county
who accidentally shot himself last
week, is rapidly recovering.
James Hunter who has been confined
to his bed for the past eight weeks is
able to be out again.
DR.. Ben GuFFEY, of Walnut reports
q Is Id boy at the residence of Mr.. L. J
McCiannahan and an II Id. boy at the
home of G.. w. Anspach.
The Linderville school district has
just completed one OF the largest and
finest school houses in the county,
Lewis Vierheilig and N. C. Prentice
were the contractors.
At the request of the w. C. T. u.
Simpson Ely will deliver a lecture,
on Temperance, in the Christian
Church, Sunday, Nov 18th, at 3 D. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Herring. living north of town
received last week very fine Poland
China pig from the herd of Chas. Gill
LaHarpe, Ills. The pig is very fine
one, and took f st premium at the
Uathage, Qlls) fair.
The Rev. I. B. Cum will visit Kinks
vile twiae each week, and give
instructions in French, German and
Latin, If a sufficient number of pupils
can be engaged. See his card elsewhere
in this issue.
James Hynes, OF Biashear is
competing against the Q. N. G. P. Ry.
Not being able to secure suitable rates
to Quincy he started in the early pa,t
ofthe week to Quincy, with his drove
of cattle on foot, hauling the necessary
feed in wagons.
Probably never in the history of
Klrksyille has greater interest leen
aroused, than the present one in the
Christian church. The plain, simple
truths of the bible have gone forth
with telling effect. Rev. Ely has
preached thirty eight sermons pand
up to Thursday afternoon there were
105 additions.
The Chatauqua Literary and Scien-
tific Circle of Huntsville, Mo-, organized
Oct. Both, 1885, by ele:ting W.
Martindale president, and John R.
Musick. secretary. Meets every Friday
at rooms over Brewlngton & Fowler's
store, south east corner OF the square
at 3 o'clock p. m. All persons wishing
to take the course are requested to
send their names to the secretary.
Monday morning little son of B. F.
Lamkim, tour years old, wh:leLjumping
about on his knees, run a needle
which was laying on the carpet nearly
through the knee cap, the needle.
breaking off at the surface. Doctors
Strickland and Grove were called IN
and performed the painful operation
ofremoving the broken needle from
the bone.
Mrs. t. w. Gates of Newton Kansas
has received notice that an estate
in England OF several millions
in lands and money, will soon
be divided among the heirs of
the Chase family, Mrs. Gates S a
sister Of our fellow townsman, L. W.
Chase who will also come in for share
of the millions. in the Distribution
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Mud. No more Mad.

The only macadamized street IN
the city. where farmers can bring their
watches, clocks and jewelry for repairs
and not get knee deep IN mud. All
work warranted. A. butcher,
Jewele1.
Maeadmised street, white front
South side.
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Attention.

AS have attached new wood saw
to my horse power l am prepared to
saw wood tor the people OF Kirksvlll
and community cheaper than they can
do 1t themselves, Leave orders at
Carothers G. Green's or at my house.
J, w. PARKER.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

l have purchased the stock aud tix
lures of ]. J. Grigsby in the Norma,
Grocery at Southeast corner Of ths
square, and shall retain Sir. c. C. Tar
ter, who will be glad to sec his old
friends, and all new ones who may
call. Our stock Is new. and by iair
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
ln,exchange for goods, and all packages
delivered in town if desired.
If WlLLlHM GIBBONS.
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HOLD YOUR POULTRY.

W. >. Wilkes will begin butcherlng
poultry about Dec. LIST or sooner if
weather is favorable. Have your
poultry in good condition and due
notice will be given when to bring it
to market.
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To Farmers,

Go to Jan. ison's Drug Store and get
a package of Sat Jlark's Hog remedy
and try 1t. 1t Ii guaranteed to more
than pay for itself in the extra pork
produced and alb ;olutely prevent hog
diseases or on money will be refund
ed. 6m
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A Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to those of our friends who so
kindly assisted US during the sickness
and death of our darling baby, let
them be assured their kindness was
appreciated and will not be forgotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. CAIN.
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Adam the goodliest man of men
since BORN still could not be called
exactly enviable, for when he titled the
ground in the dewy twilight and
caught a sharp touch os rheumatism
no had no Salvation OIL tor his cure
and no { twenty-five centsto try it.
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MONTGOMERY { BIELBY

Have the Most Wonderful Soap and
more of it and are selling it cheaper
than any other firm in North Missouri,
also have the largest stock of California
can goods which they place on the
market at lower prices
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Sonnet hing New.

P. NJ. Smith the Furniture man of
Kirksville has bought and will in fu
ture keep full line Of Stein Manufac-
turing Companies solid cast metal
caskets in Addition to the large line OF
caskets he has been keeping.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the post
Office, kirksville. Missouri, and adver-
tsed Nov. Z, 1885:
Buckley Doani Brnes, DR. R N
Chadwick, Luther Doyes, John
Lewis, Minnie McCollom. J S
Palmer, Sallie Paires, J n
Rob rts, J w r. Jennie
Shelter. Sallie Stamper, Riley
Steven, Emma Whltmore, LYDIA
The Marterialized Medium.
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
I'D. MILLER. P. NJ.