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Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23
The Curative Power Of Nature.

The old writers recognized, in blind sort
of way. that there WAS a force in the human
organism which tended toward recovery
frcm di-ea-e This they called the cura-
tive power Of nature One Of the glorious
;riurnphs Of modern ms-iicine Is more per-
feet appreciation Of this great fact TO is'
well enough alone and to not weaken or
t.rvent the action Of any organ or structure
unle,s il Is clear that something u 10 be
gninei by 50 doing. are the results Of this
fac; being duly appreciated The -kill-or.
c1.re- do-trine Is utterly abandoned by al
who have any real knowledge Of modern
SrisnCr
In order % sssure the full operstion Of
the curative powers Of nature the SICK
dog gus away by himself and obtains re<'
and quiet. All the intelligent animals dc
the sarne. Rest for the detalitated body, or
of the portion Of il injured by overuse OF
fsiseasr. Is one Of the most effacient method
Of obtaining restoration % heaith- Ibf
,is-,. ,ha, rest Is NEEDED may be visible Only
20 ft,r-r Who have studied the action q ID
organs in bealthy. Rest os one pArt MAJ
tsring iniury 70 bsAifh organx Exercise o.
.ts, natural powers Ia bath Is generaliy tn
o.iiv method of scurng their future heaafh,
acton. GloteDemorrat
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23
For Sale.

Forty acres of land in the surburbs of the
city; fine tract of land. A big bargain for
few DAYS. Call on w. l.. McBee and get
price. d1OO-6t
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23
.SPECIdL NOTICES.

The finest line Of neckwear in the city just
opened at the new clothing house of Lut-
trell Bros, 10 Douglas avenue. dlO3-r
Children's star shirt waists just opened at
the new clothing house of Luttren Brothers,
10, Douglas avenue. dl03-n
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23
For Sale

For Sale
$50 acres good land southwest Of Wichita,
on the Chicaska river, with running water
all the year.
loo acres growing wheat.
80 acres in oats.
Two young orchards, trees two wears old.
$50 acres fenced, three wires.
Two frame houses, frame horse barn and
outdoor cellar and grain house, cattle barn,
Kansas barn, poultry house, etc. With or
without eighteen head Of thoroughbred cat
tie, $4,000. payments to suit purchaser. Ad-
dress Miss Helen Potter, 757 Broadway, New
York, or Hon. A. B. Cooper, Osage City,
Kansas, d103-6t
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

Anna Draper, Of Hepburn, Ioxs, briefly
ssasa her cpisioa Of Chanberlain's Cougt
Remedy. She says j; is far superior TO Al,
medicine she erer used sor crosp. Sold by
Aldrich & Brown
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

ST Pss-ick's Pilk are tie mos: searching
and nces reiiab;e cstharis IN use Sold By
Ai3r1ch & Brown.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23
JOCELYN { THOMAS.

':.'''. ',', i ';''''.. '','
Our list comprises Lots in the following
Additions which, people familiar with the
situation will recognize as the most desirable
for investment, viz:
Eagle north of 18th street. Empora and 4h
Farview north Carey between Careys Park and
Lawrence avenue.
Jewellers first and second addition jackson. Waco and
Wichita streets and street railway.
Thomas addition 10th Emporia Fourth
and Fifth avenues
Washington avenue north of 18th between Washing
ton avenue and Chisholm creek
Santa Fe between Fe track and Washington
four blocks south of Douglas avenue depot
Lots these additions in price from $50 to $500 and
the best bargains going and of the finest
homes n nd about the city being built therein
have from half 100 suitable for
homes subdivision desirable locations
upon College Hill. and the 40 Col
leg 25o0 each 30 big bargain
Mt $ll 600
Vacant business lots and buildings Main and
Douglas avenue
Some good bargains about the Government Building
South Market and William
Well improved residence property in all parts of the city
improved farms, ranches, grass lands
There a better time than o buy prop
railroads bringing outlying lands
market Indeed the breaking of the Missouri River Pool
will he the equivalent of placing all lands that much
market and If broken the Kansas City Pool badly
The hour has struck Open the territory Open all the
Of and Of civilization aud let the Iron horse
his sinew of steel the spaces Of the
Southwest the Ro Grande and the Gulf Land buyers and
spectators in city property will find welcome
THE 0l0 REllABE REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ING DOUGLAS AVENUE. WICHITA, KANSAS.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

Government Land.
All parties wanting good Location. on GOV
eminent ixnd please address $. r. Herheson.
Garden City, Kan. dloelss-.5s-es
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

Two CARS of Early Rose, Beauty Of
Hebron, Early oh,a Peerless And Peach
bjcv poea&oes .: ]. Il Allsa & Goa
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

Demand for Secret sorasfy hsnS
A New York ;s~-ser says that the demand
for secret society haass d dying ouf N ,se
eas.. In The south and vcss there = s:2l
demand for fh.u-
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

The latest shapes in soft and stiff hats jus!
opened at the new clothing house of Lut-
trell Bros, 10 Douglas ave. d103-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

Rcg@ Coal Co, VII deliver you one sor
q f66eurg coal 10 any part Of The cisy q
&A6o :. - -. dl9oo
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

We have for sale the Turner opera house
at bargain; also good hotel property.
1900 acre stock ranch, S. per acre.
Numerous farms and city property.
We have for sale the Gary park.
For further information call on Cox &
Stanley, at 236 Main street d93-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

For sale. controlling inieres. in well
established and desirable newspaper and JOB
Office. II sold soon . rare bargain viii be
given. Good reasons for selling vill be
given il desired Address w. EAGLE
oGce. None need answer unless they mean
bu,iness, d17-g
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given TO the creditors of
E p. Hovey & Co., that the undersigned as-
signee OF f P. Hovey & Co. siil, on the
18th day Of May. 1856, at the Office Of the
clerk Of the district court, in the city of Wick-
its,in Sedgwiek county, s;s:e of Ksnsas,pro-
ceed publicly 10 sdjus; and allow demands
against the estate and effects Of the assign
ors- A. B. WRIGHT,
d4s-3rn Assignee of E. I. P.Hovey & Co.
Money, money" ehAssel moncyAs Alien
4 GrshAm- d6l-u
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

fsr,r,.sem,n,s IN ,k;s column ,ciH be charged for
a, nc ret, of FTre Cea,s per line per lcees. sg
adye5r,Sene; token fcr ess Than p ceTff ana hiH
not be inserted until paid for.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23
STOR4GE.

TNoR RENT-Storage for household goods,
y merchandise, boxed or loose. II you have
any goods to store, bring them to the Wichita
storage Co., No. ll6 W. Douglas ave. d66-f
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

Notice to Property Owners.
In order to do justice to parties owning
tenant houses, and to supply the demand
for houses, We have given V. X. Stanley
charge of that brnnch of our business. With
his experience in leasing property, We are
safe in guaranteeing satisfaction.
Come and give us your houses to rent, or
let US rent you house.
ALLEN & GRAHAM,
414 Doug. ave, room up stairs.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

THE Ol0 REllABE REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
r9 DOUGLAS AVENUE. WICHITA, KANSAS.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

Plenty of chattel money, at Allen Il
Graham. d9l-t
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

I>oR >ALE--A new 7-rocm houee, well built
r and finely finished with best material, fine
cellar porches and well arranged stable and
outbu:idings. nicely fenced fruit and shade,
trees border walks around entire property. AZ
lots, ll2I feet e front on Water II, conyen-
lent 10 center Of business: also gond improved
farm of i60 acres miles west OF the city. I'm
mediate pos session given. For terms inquire Of
J. Derby, l23 W Douglas ave, or address lock
nov l,s ta3a
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FOR GALR.

EOR SALE-Two Ane building lots, near
T 0chool home and church. for sale cheap. or
Vim excnAn8e lbr good driving hore and buggy
n MILLER ia Main sfrpee l06- -6$e
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

EOUND--A sum OF money which the owner
I can have by proving property. Address 20
north Lawrence ave. lGo-6t'
IyOUND-Taken mp, bay horse mule, years
r DID, halter on, long tail, mane reached. T..
G Wallace, SIC n Water s.. dl04-6ts
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-03-23

COR SALE-Oklahoma book and guide WITT
T map at r. Barnes & Son, lis pougies
ave; slso at the Manhattan Hotel news stand.
Price soc OF 6oc by mail This country is about
to he opened up to settlers, and colonies are
being organized In all sections Of the U. 8.
Parties interested should procure copy of III
hook Written by T.. C Cole dr. II
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FLOUR, FLOUR!

Halliday Brothers
are receiving car load
after car load of flour
and now have the
largest stock in north
Missouri. And by
handling such guam
titles and selling for
cash, they can give
you rates that are be-
yond competition. A
car load of the Atchi-
son -four and a car
of the celebrated Pal
myra flour just re-
ceived.
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Prof. 0. E. McFadon, superin-

Prof. O. E. McFadon, superin-
tendent of the musical department
in the Minneapolis public schools,
is attending commencement here
and renewing acquaintance with
a host of old friends. He will
take a trip to Colorado before re-
turning to Minneapolis.
Mr.. FRED MILLER and wife who
have been visiting the family of
Robt. Clark, Sen, and other rela-
tiyes in this city for several weeks
returned to their home in Bingham
ton, n. Y, Tuesday morning, ac-
companied by their niece Miss
Anna Warner, who will spend the
summer with relatives in Penna.
Mr.. T. MELLON of Walnut, accom-
panied by his friendMr. R. Thomp-
son of Sheaklyville. Penna, called
at the Graphic Office yesterday. Mr.,
Thompson is in the West with a
view of locating. He expressed
himself as greatly pleased with
this part of the country. We will
be glad to have him locate among
US, and take advantage of our soil,
climate and educational advan-
tages.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CIRCUIT CLERK.

CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce the
mamie of FRANK PR0PST as candidate for
the Office of Circuit Clerk, subject to tine de-
cision of the voters at the Republican prima
~ election.
Weare authorized to announce the name of
W p. EDM0NDS0N as candidate for the
Office of Circuit Clerk. subject to the deci-
sion of the voters at the Republican primary
election.
We are authorized TO announce the name of
W. J. ASHL0CK as candidate for the office
of Circuit Clerk subject to the decision of the
voters at the Republican primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of c. E. ROSS as a candidate for the Office of
Circuit Clerk, subject to the decision of the
voters at the Republican primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of JAMES B. DODS0N as candidate for the
office of Circuit Clerk. subject to the deci-
sion of the voters at the Republican primary
election.
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GRkPHlCS.

Warm
Growing weather.
Candidates continue to an
nounce.
The First National Bank build
ing is being repainted.
The town is filed with visitors,
many of them old students.
Read the programe for the
Temperance Camp at Kirksville.
Primary election Saturday June
Goth.
Shibleys Point will celebrate
and all are cordially invited.
Programs for celebration at
Green Grove and Shibleys Point
came in to late for this issue.
Pure Air will have celebration
and their program will be an in
terestlng one.
Don't forget to attend the pri-
mary election Goth of June and
express your choice for county
officials.
A number of fine showers dur
ing the past few days have caused
renewed rejoicing among the far
mers.
Visitors always receive hearty
welcome to Kirksville and the hos
pitality of its people is known far
and wide.
Master Eddie Curran, the won
derful child actor in his unrivaled
representations with the Lafayette
Dramatic Co.
The name of Geo. FL. Spencer
for the post office at Kirksville
was sent to the Senate last Fri
day.
We are informed that meeting
was held at Bullion one day last
week for the purpose of voting a
levy to build a new school house.
Unfortunately themeeting brokeup
with a row and as result the dis
trict will probably have to do with
out a much needed school house
for another year.
Miss BERTHE Towles the young
lady who fell from the Salt River
bridge, near Greentop last Sunday
afternoon, an account of which ap-
peared in last weeks Graphic, was
more seriously injured that was at
first supposed. Besides having
her arm broken she sustained i'll
ternal injuries from which she
died last Sunday morning.
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Announcement.

I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the Republican
nomination for Representative. [
do not expect to see many voters
before the primary election. l am
farmer living at Troy Mills. Do
not say I am qualified, leaving that
for others to determine. Am a
republican and am in favor of
constitutional prohibition to be
submitted to the people in a non
partisan way. If the voters honor
me with the nomination, I shall
canvass the county.
JOSIAH WRIGHT.
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Mass Convention.

A Republican Mass Convention
is hereby called to meet at the
Masonic Hall in the City of Kinks
vile on Monday, June 18th at the
hour of one o'clock p. M, to select
seven delegates to represent Adair
County in the Judicial Conven-
ton for the 9th Judicial district
to meet in Kirksville on July 18th,
1886, to nominate candidate for
Circuit Judge.
J. G.. CARoTAERs,
S. S. MCLAUGHLIN, CHARM.
Secretary.
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Gleenings.

All green crops for soiling
should be cut from twelve to
twenty-four hours before feeding
In order that they may be wilted.
They have letter effect ON the
cows both as regards quantity of
milk and as being then less liable
to bloat them. A bushel basketful
twice day is about the regular
ration for a COW unless in full
milk, when little more may be
given. Too much should not be
given at the outset, however.
Stock must get used to it gradual
ly. Special care is always neces-
sary at the time of change from
dry to fresh feed, and this APP
plies also to turning cattle upon
fresh pastures after a winter and
spring of dry feed. 1t is a good
plan to cut some hay or straw
with green rye to prevent bloat
when first beginning the season of
soiling. As stock become ac-
customed to the green feed, they
may be given all they will eat up
clean.
A writer in the Farmers Re
view says: Il want to live to see
an improvement in ploughs. | do
not think the surface soil, which
is the richest, should be turned
down to the bottom of the furrow,
nor that a foot or fourteen inches
wide should be turned over at
once; but I think the coming
plough" should be made to slice
the soil up in narrow burrows,
three or four inches each, and so
arranged as to stir and pulverize
all the land thoroughly, as it
slices it. | believe that such a
plough could be made with which
two horses could plough three or
four acres a day, and leave it in
such condition that once going
over it with a roller or plank drag
would put it in excellent condi-
ton for the seed.
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To the Republican voters of the
I'd, District. Gentlemen I have
been strongly urged at different
times, to become candidate for
the office of County Judge. l have
never felt like making the race,
but after renewed solicitations, l
have consented to allow the use of
my name at the primaries as a
candate for the Office, of Judge for
the I'd dirtriet, l am not personally
known to all of you, and have not
time to spare after this date to see
you. But you can upon inquiry
learn who and what [ am. If
nominated and elected, [ will try
to faithfully perform the duties of
the office. Respectfully,
G. W. LORD.
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VERY SOAPY,

For the purpose of
intro ducing some
new brands of soap,
we will on Saturday
June 10Th only, sell
the following Popu-
lar, Laundry and
Toilets, at ruinousiy
low prices, The CELE-
DRAFTED 'MAsCoTT'
Laundry, 6 bars 25c:
The wonderful LE-
GAL TENDER Laun-
dry, Chars 25c; and in
Toilets, Fairbanks,
Juno, Royal, Pure
Cocoanut Oil, Rose
Leaf. etc., all 6 cakes
for 25c. This is a
good chance to clean
up and cool off, you
can never buy them
cheaper, and on this
date only as cheap.
Pollock THOMPSON.
0, P. G. G. H.
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A team of horses belonging to
Chas. Scott, ran away last Friday
afternoon. They became frighten-
ed near the @. NJ. & P. Depot and
started down the track toward the
bridge at a frightful pace, tearing
the wagon to pieces. Before
reaching the bridge the horses
Jumped the track and rolled
down the embankment together
sustaining no serious injury, but
were considerably bruised.
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For County Clerk.

Recognizing the Importance ..
the position, and being familiai
with the duties of the office / re-.
spectfully ask atthe hands of tie
Republican voters of Adair county,
the nomination for said office 8t
the primary election. If nominal :
ed and electedI will devote my
entire time and personal attention.
to the duties of the office.
J. G. CARoTHERs.
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TO THE VOTERS OF ADAlR COUNTY


1 respectfully present my name
to the citizens of Adair county,
subject to the decision of the Re-
publican Primary election for the
OFFICE OF CIRCUIT CLERT AND EX-
oFFIcIo RECORDER. l may not have
time to see each one individually
neither do [ want to hinder you
from your work, but would respect
fully ask you to consider my fitness
and qualifications for the Office.
If elected [ shall give it my clos
est attention and perform the du-
ties to the best of my ability.
Respectfully,
r. S. HALLIDAY.
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Cure for Hog Cholera.

I he undersigned has a remed,
for Hog Cholera, which he les
tested for thirty years, and it has
not failed in single case. I'll.
medicine and seed for raising tie
plant from which the medicine il,
made, are done up and for sale n
25 C packages. Call on or address
r. III. DAVIS
Depot Restaurant, Kirksville, NJ.
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Compound Oxygen.

A sure and pleasant treatment
for consumption, neuralgia, bron-
chitis, rheumatism and all chronic
affections, call and investigate.
Trial free. Mrs. Thos. C. Benne-
son, Kirksville, Mo-, Southeast
Corner Square two doors east of
Brewington & Fowler's Dry Goods
store 49,
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. THos. TICKLE, of Troy Mills
is building a fine residence.
Miss LURA OWEN, of Clinton,
Mo-, is attending commencement.
W. ii. WE, of Sarcoxie, is in
town this week.
Miss Rosa Shull of Zig is spend
ing this week in town and at
tending the graduating exercises.
DR.. and Mrs. WEAVER, of Ringo's
Point were callers at the Graphic
Office last Friday.
J. R. CLARK and W. F. Rowe, of
Brashear, made us business call
last Thursday.
WILLIAM DANIELsoN of Pure
Air, was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss ADA OLDHAM, of Jefferson
City, arrived Tuesday evening
and is attending commencement.
Mrs. S. T. Bacon and daughter,
of Illinois Bend, were callers at
the Graphic Office Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Eggleston is visit
ing the family of her uncle J. S.
Pool.
Mrs. NETTIE Hovey, of Kansas
City, is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. DIR. Willard.
Miss ALICE HEATH, principal of
Missouri College left Wednesday,
to visit her home in Penna., and
will remain during the summer.
DANIEL DANIELsoN and Thad-
deus Bozarth of Ringo's Point
started to south Missouri last week
to seek their fortunes.
A. B. CARROLL, of Morning Sun
Iowa, and Frank Patterson, of
Montgomery City, Mo-, are in town
this week.
Miss EMMA PARCELS left last
Thursday night for Island City,
Oregon, where she will visit
relatives.
Alma Curran the bewitching
little Soubrette in her songs, dan
ces and banjo solos, with Layfay-
cite Dramatic Co.
G. Fl. WALTERS and wife of
Zig, were in town Saturday and
made the Graphic pleasant
call.
A. 81. Hobbs, representing the
Quincy Daily News" was in town
Wednesday in the interest of that
paper.
Frank Weaver, Son of DR.. I. B.
Weaver, Ringo's Point, started
Monday to Venezuela, South
America, to engage in the tea
business with his uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Gooch re-
turned home Saturday evening
after a visit Of severed weeks with
relatives in Monroe county, Mo-,
and Quincy, Ills.
J. NJ. holland, of Pure Air, was
in town Tuesday. He has been
sick for nearly year, most of the
time confined to the house and is
just getting able to be out.
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Notice.

From this date 1 may be found
at Gibbons Normal Grocery, and
shall be pleased to have my friends
call and examine our goods, as }.
shall with pleasure show them a,
all times. We hope to see you all
both old and new customers, as we
mean to trade on the best terms
possible. JOHN SHAVER.
March 10th.
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Kirksyille, Mo-, May LIST, 'S6.

I have this day sold my entire
stock of ice and the good will of
this branch of my business to MIR.
VIM. P. Earhart, of Kirksville, Mo.
And 1 know that he can give all
of my customers entire satisfaction
in furnishing the best quality of
"Porter's Lake Ice,' and l cheer
fully recommend him to the pat
ronage of my friends.
JOHN L. PORTER.
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Great Clearance Sale.

At the Great Clearance Sale at
the Ladies Bazaar you can buy fine
English straw hats worth $3.50 for
S1.75. Fine Milan hats worth S2.2
for S1.25. Also a nice selection of
trimmed hats at greatly reduced
prices. In this sale we include
flowers, tips, gloves, fans, parasols
and hosiery. etc. Call while the
assortment is complete.
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Omnibus Line.

l am now sole proprietor of the
new omnibus, and will carry pas
engers and baggage to and froS:
all trains, day or night. Leave
orders at Lee Bros, brick barn, OF
at my stable The old North Mis-
souri, barn-C. L. Bounds.
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Announcement.

While the political campaign is
becoming interesting, W. Z.
Greene, wishes to announce him
self as candidate for public
favors, as salesman for the Os-
borne Self Binder, Reapers and
Mowers. He will guarantee tina t
if you vote to try the machine tina +
he is representing it will make
you all satisfied and happy.
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COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce S. S. Nc
LAUGHLIN as candidate for County clerk
of Adair county, subject to the decision of
the Republican primaries of said county.
We are authorized to announce the name
OF d. D. GLENN as q candidate fer the office
OF County Clerk, subject TO the decision Of
the voters at the Republican primary cleo
ton.
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The Ruby Lafayette Dramatic
Co., appears at Smiths Opera
House next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. This Com
pany comes well recommended
having played successful engage
ments at all the larger towns.
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Spend your money
where they sell goods
for cash, you can get
more goods for it.
DoNEGHY Bros,
Lost.

On Sperry road, between John
Kinks residence and town a small
hand satchel, containing pocket
book and other trinkets. Finder
will confer a favor by leaving same
at this Office.