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High School Entertainment.

The entertainment given by
Prof. Kennedy and the scholars of
the public school in the Opera
House last Tuesday evening at
tracted a select audience which
comfortably filled the house. The
graduating class consisted of nine;
only one young man seemed to be
able to get through the course.
The young ladies who represented
the class acquitted themselves
creditably, but unfortunately only
a small portion of the audience
could hear distinctly, all they said.
A recitation Flying Jim's Last
Leap" by Garry Steen representa-
tive of the "B" class was well rem
dered and deserves special men
ton. A drill by eight little girls
and two boys was novel and anus
ing and brought forth rounds of
applause. The play robin Hood
was good, but it occurs to US that
the average nickel novel furnishes
quite enough of our lawless bands
and their doings without giving the
young children such examples as
were set before them by the boys,
who fourished and fired off revol-
vers on the stage. Surely the har-
vest of accidents traceable to these
causes is already too large. Moth
ing is more powerful for good or
evil than example; then how neces-
sary is it that we should exercise
great care. In the absence of
Prof. Blanton, who was to have de-
livered the certificates to the class,
Rev. Williamson performed that
duty in very neat way. The en-
tertainment closed with a flag
drill by the young ladies, which
was well done. JUNIUs IR.
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Paraso|S 6 Fans.
Ladies call in and
see the hansomest
line sof these goods
ever shown in the
City. B. E, LAMK1N.
LIST OF PATENTS.

List of patents granted to citi-
zens of Missouri for the week end
ing TuesdayApril Goth, 1886, COM
piled from the Official Records of
the United States Patent Office,
Expressly for the Graphic by w.
A. Redmond, Solicitor of patents.
No. 637 F ST., NV, Washington,
of whom Information may be had,
C. Anderson, Holden, fly trap;
G. W. Bell, st. Joseph, truss; j. c.
Cox. Winfield, fence post; G. W.
Fisher, st. Louis, bogasse burner;
E. W. Fu1rell, st. Louis, railway
car; J. 7. Gray, Deep Water, step
for vehicle; J. W. and A. FL.
Greene, Oregon, window shade
hangings q patents;) E. Modlin,
Edna, chicken coop; S. 81. Rog-
ers, Kansas City, preparing molds
for electro deposition of metals
W. G. futile, Burdett, swing; 0. S
Vaughn, Glasgow, folding music
stand; P. J. White, St Louis
valve.
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To The Public.

Believing as 1 do that the cash
system is the only satisfactory plan
of conducting the grocery business
1 shall on Monday the 2Sth day of
Sept. commence selling goods tc
my friends in that way only. My
books will be ready for settlement
of former accounts, and persons
indebted will please call and assist
in laying them aside by paying
back bills. By no credit all pur-
chaser will be ON an equal footing
in regard to prices and treated in
an impartial manner. l make no
promises of what shall be sold for
a dollar, but will be guided by the
markets, thus saving a long list of
goods in the papers of our town. 1
ask my friends to call, examine
goods and hear our prices. Country
produce taken in exchange for
goods at market rates.
WILLIAM GIBBONS,
Normal Grocery.
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KIRKsvILLE, Mo, April 26, sc

MISSES ERM1NE OWEN AND IDA
FowLER:-We the undersigned,
your fellow townsmen, desir-
to show our appreciation of your
Evolutionary abilities, and for
your encouragement as well as our
own pleasure and qualification, do
hereby call upon you to give re-
cital, at an early date, TO be de-
termined by yourselves, at Smith S
Opera Hall. May we hear a ready
response. Respectfully, W. I
Baird and wife; B. f. Heiney and
wife; G. r. Brewington and wife;
d. c. Pierce and wife; Homer
Smith and wife; W. G. Fout and
wife; S. Jonas and wife; S. M
Picker and wife; A. Bowen and
wife; w. J. Wilkes and wife; Joh1
Musick and wife; DR.. and Mrs
G. A. Cohen; DR.. and Mrs. W. F
Morrow; n. A. Baylor and wife
W. Richey and wife; L. W. Chase
and wife; DR.. Fl. S. Strickland ano
wife; A. L. butcher and wife; r
NJ. Ringo and wife; John Caske,
and wife; A. L. Shepherd ant
wife; Junius McChesney and wife
Hiram Snyder and wife; S. J
Miller and wife; Mrs. D. S. Hoop
er, Mrs. G. W. Sharp, J. c. Whit
acre, r. S. Halliday, 7. E. Sub
'lette, w. L. Chappen.
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NORMAL NOTES.

The "As" complete their state
examinations next week.
d. N. Kennedy aud Misses Mel
lie Bagg, Emma Corbin and Sadie
Childress spent part of Wednes-
day at the Normal.
Prof. Barnard spent part OF
the week at Princeton.
| G. M. Higgins was at Lancaster
Monday and Tuesday.
We note the following visitors
this week: Miss Flora'Abbott Miss
Allie Updyke, Rev. Simpson Ely
and Messrs. A. L. McKensie, and
B. M. Ford, of Trenton.
Mrs. Nettie Hovey, of Kansas
City and Miss Mamie Grove wers
at the Normal Thursday.
Quite a number of the faculty
and students attended the Public
School entertainment on Friday
night
Rev. T. J. Wheat, Presiding Ell
der of Hannibal district, conduct
ed the opening exercises on Mon
day.
The senior society elected Miss
Maud Benson and Miss Fannie
Mackoy, Friday to represent them
in the declamitory contest in June.
The other societies will elect
their representatives for the de-
clamatory contest to-day.
E. W. Morris, who left school
some weeks since on the account
of failing health, returned to
school Monday. Mr.. Morris has
many friends who are glad to see
he has regained his health and is
able to be in school again.
q. II. Austin and his corps OF
teachers that have been assisting
him in the Lancaster schools
Misses Annie Stokes, Avice linn
and Emma Miller, were shaking
hands with friends at the Normal
Monday.
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ATTENTION FARMERS.

/ have at the North Missouri
Stud and Bus Barn, between
Graves Livery Stable and the
Presbyterian Church, the three
yr. old IMPORTED NORMAN
PERCHERON STALLION,
Good Heart registered Boncour
No.3756,' A coal black, well proper
toned horse weighing 1900 pounds.
l will give premium of $40, for
the best colt; $50 for the second
best, and 800 for the third best,
and will pay 500 for the best
horse colt, when weaned; also the
fine graded Percheron
GARNER BOY"
A handsome dapple grey, A years
old and weighs 100.
Also the Whiskey Jack,
BOURBON"
from Bourbon county Ky. Bourbon
is 4 years old, Is hands high. Call
and see these fine horses. Terms
proportional to the present search
ty of money. G. L. BOUNDS.
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PERSONALS.

ED. J. w. DAVIS preached at
LaPlata, last Sunday.
Best and cheapest Gasoline
stoves in town at Smith & Nc
Cures
Mr.. j. B. WHITE and wife, and
Mr.. Bly,, of Abel, Iowa, are visit.
ing Mr.. LOOMS and family of this
city.
Mas. M. TINGLEY, who has been
dangerously i'll for several days is
much better.
J. Fl. SMITH is reported able to
sit up and is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. W. Fl. SUBLETTE, of st.
Louis, is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. Russell of Kirksville.
Mrs. Frank Quinn returned
from visit with friends in Sulli-
van county last Saturday.
nc. F. DAVIS, Editor of "The
Legal Tender Greenback,' Bloom
field, Iowa, called at the Graphic
office last Friday morning.
DR.. W. T. Gates and d. A. Ely
Jr. returned from California last
Monday morning. They report
having had a most enjoyable time
Miss LIMA COLLINS spent 6
couple of days in Quincy this
week.
j. 0. Gooch and wife are visiting
in Quincy this week.
W. J. Eckert went to Quinc,
Thursday morning.
DANIEL KENT of Queen City was
in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Wheat OF
Glasgow, were called here by tele
gram last week on account of thu
illness of their daughter, Mrs
Tlngley, and are now in the city.
Miss MAGGIE HYNDs, of Willard
spent Friday night in Kirksville
Miss VIOLA WILCOX visited hel
parents at Willard Saturday.
PROF. GENTRY preached at Mil
lard Sunday.
Mrs. FRED SWEET is visiting
relatives in Macon county.
Mr.. J. E. Atwell who went tt
Kansas three years ago, from the
neighborhood of Sperry, and ha
been visiting in this county for thu
past month, returned to Kansas
last Monday night.
Mrs. JACKSON, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. G
Thatcher, for a couple of weeks
returned to her home in Kasey
vile, Mo-, Saturday.
Regular services at the Episco
pal church first Sunday in eacl
month.
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KIRKsYILLE. Mo. APRIL %.

The Executive Committee of the
memorial day services met with a
committee of ladies of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps pursuant to
notice. The meeting was duly call
ed to order and the following pro-
ceedings were had.
On motion NJ. T. Strock was
chosen chairman and W. J. Ash
lock secretary of said committee.
On motion B. F. Heiny, J. Fl.
Kinnear and Mrs. T. J. Dockery
were selected as committee on
speakers.
On motion d. d. Glenn, John
Newmyer, Early Corbin, ]. t. At
terberry and Henry Bestman were
selected as a committee Oh
grounds.
On motion J. W. Tinsman, join
Still, S. S. Mclaughlin were selec.
ted as a committee on decoration
On motion J. W. Tinsman wa:
chosen as chairman of the com
mittee ON martial music.
On motion Frank Link and A
NJ. Smith were selected as com
mittee on Instrumental music.
On motion Mrs. Louisa Snyder
Miss Minnie Smith, Miss Alic,
Link, Miss NJ. B. SWEET, Mis-.
Carrie Miller, Mr.. o. S. Brigh
and Mr.. W. J. Brasfeld were Sc
lected as committee on vocal mu
sic.
| DR.. R. 81. Browne was chosen a
master of ceremonies.
| On motion the chairman of th
committee on decoration was au
thorized to purchase flags.
Meeting adjourned to meet at tn
call of the chairman.
M. f. STRoCK,
i W. j. AsHLoCK, Chairman.
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that at
the Annual Meeting of the Kinks
vile Building and Loan Associa-
ton, to be holden at the Office of
the Secretary, of said Association,
ON the evening of the 3rd Thurs
day of May, 1886 (being the Goth
day of said month; and at the
hour of 1880 o'clock P. M. the
following officers, to-wit: Presi-
dent, Vice President, Secretary
and Treasurer will be elected to
serve for the ensuing year: And,
two (2) Directors will be elected
to serve for the ensuing two (2)
years.
ALI members will please govern
themselves accordingly.
attest A. M. SMITH w. G. Fout.
Secretary President.
Kirksville, Mo. April Is 1886.
"What is the whole duty of a
married man?'' asked the new con-
jugal catechism: To be agreeable
to his wife and keep DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup in the house for the
children when they get a cold, of
course. Ask us something hard.
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KIRKsvlLLE MARKETS.

EGGS per doz
BUFFERS to 90
OLD HENS Al per Id.
FEATHERS-40c
OATS-22 to 27c
HAY-S6.00 to 500
FLAX SEED-90c
BEANS-50c to LAO
HOGS 800 to 1926
COWS & HEIFERS-Fat q to 81
BEESWAX-20c
TALLOW-5c
LARD-6 to 7c
HORSES booming.
CORN 80 to 40c
WHEAT-75c
RYE-45c
POTATOES go to Toe
BULLS & STAG-2 to 81
MILK COWS &CALVES-s2O
to S35
BOOSTERS -s1.5O per doz
STEERS Common 2 to 2ac;
good light q to 800; good
heavy 81 to 400
GREEN APPLES-60 to 10
ONIONS so
SHEEP 50, to $500
HUNGARIAN SEED-50c
GERMAN MILLET-50c
PIE PLANT &c per lb.
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The Preachers Association of
Kirksville had the pleasure of re-
ceiving among them last Monday
morning, Rev. Mr.. Williamson,
recently settled in this city as pas
tor of the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Williamson expressed him
self glad to meet his brother pas
tors, and heartily in sympathy
with the spirit and purpose of
their organization. He subscribed
at this meeting, the Articles of As
ISOLATION, thereby becoming a
member. The ministers of the
Association extend cordial well
come to the new pastor, as fell
low laborer; and wish for pastor
and people "all joy in their rela-
tions, and in their mutual work for
God and hmanity.
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S. S. Resolutions on the Death o
Mrs. Andrae.

"Whereas, IN the providence of God, sister
Belle Andrae has departed from our midst,
therefore be it:
RESOLVED, LIST, That We feel deeply be-
reaved by the loss of this devoted Christian
worker and faithful Sunday school teacher.
RESOLVED, I'd: That we offer our profound
sympathy to the afflicted home especially the
four motherless little ones who are left be-
hind, and pray Gods blessing on them.
RrsoLvD, Sd, That We honor her memory
and cherish the recollection of the christian
grace illustrated in her life of patient suffer
ing and gentle submission, although weak IL
body always strong in spirit, and We conf.
IDENTIFY hope, and fondly anticipate happy
meeting in the LAND Beyond" where SHE
now walks "The beautiful Golden Streets Of
the New Jerusalem.
RESOLVED, 4th, That copy of these resolu
tions be given to the city papers and alst
placed on the S. S. minutes.
Mrs. J. e. SoUIREs,
Mrs. E. P. ZIMMERMAN, ! Com.
Mrs. S. J. MARMADUKE,
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Fireman's Festival.

The following is the musical and
literary programme, for the fire.
mans festival at the Rink thi.
evening.
PROGRAMME.
Overture,-Orchestra.
Male Quartette.
Solo-Mr. B. T. Beemis.
Recitation.
Orchestra.
Solo-Prof. c. q. Sheldon.
Male Quartette, (comic.)
Recitation.
Solo-Miss Miriam B. SWEET.
Male Quartette.
Flag Drill.
Orchestra.
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Keep your Eye on This.

C. n. Cook of Willard desires to
inform the people of Willard and
surrounding country, that he can
and will meet the competition of
any one in his line, it matters not
where they are located or how they
buy their goods.
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GRApHIcs.

Remember the Fireman's Festi-
val tonight.
Grasshoppers are not so plenti-
full as they were six weeks ago.
The Graphic till after the cam
paign only SOC. Subscribe now.
Next week we will begin to har-
vest the candidates. Leok OUT for
them.
We call the attention of our
readers to the Real estate card of
B. W. Ross in this issue.
Miss Emma Hoye will give in
structions in Guitar music at her
residence on Normal street. She
has had several years experience
and gives good satisfaction. Terms
reasonable.
In behalf of Kirksville Fire
Company No. l, 1 wish to thank
those citizens who gave so liberal
ly toward buying uniforms for our
boys, and especially do we thank
Mr.. w. L. Chappell for the inter
est he has taken IN us by collecting
such a handsome amount to be u.s.
ed for that purpose. Promising
better work from the company in
the future, [ am the Public's ODE
dent servant CHAs. E. Ross.
Bob Madison and Steve Smith,
both colored, were arrested last
week by a United States Marshal,
for selling whisky. They were
taken to st. Louis Monday to
answer the charge and are now in
Jail in that city awaiting trial.
]. G. Maynard has fitted up an
elegant ice cream parlor in the
rear of his lunch room, making it
one of the neatest, cosiest places in
the town to enjoy a dish of ice
cream. Call and inspect his par
Tor and try his cream.
In this issue will be found the
card of the new law firm, MILAN
d Johnston. Mr.. MILAN is one of
our Oldest attorneys, and his
ability as a counselor has long
been recognized. Mr.. Johnston is
young man who has rapidly
risen to the head of his profession
in this city. The firm is one of
the strongest in North Missouri.
Farmers, see Brasfeld & Kellogg
before you buy your Planters
check Rowers & Cultivators. They
have something that will please
you.
Last Monday the I. o. o. F.
celebrated the 9th anniversary of
the organization of theirl order in
this country. The order headed
by the brass band, marched to the
NJ. E. Church, where Rev. W. J,
Martindale delivered an eloquent
and instructive address on the
origin, principles and intentions Of
the order. Rev. Wheat of Glasgow
also delivered a short address.
There will be change of time
ON the Wabash Sunday. The
evening mail will leave Moberly 6
half hour earlier. The schedule
time has been changed making the
train arrive at this point nearly al
hour earlier than at present
Trains, both morning and evening
will make direct connections will
trains for st. Paul and Mime.
apolis.
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Mugwump Mathematicians Magnif

The Mugwump Mathematicians
who manipulate figures and magni-
fly their merchandise, may mourn
over their magniloquence while
Montgomery & Bielby sell the two
cars of flour just received, one
from Canton, the Other from Ma
con City. These distinguished
makes of flour will be sold so low
that we can't afford to publish the
prices. Come and buy. ALL GOODS
WARRANTED.
NJ. r. S. G. Ymobutegyreismobl.
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A N :.
Every Day Business

We are receiving
daily the newest and
most desirable goods
thatcan be purchased.
White goods, enbroi-
deries, dress goods,
Ginghams &c. Finest
line of clothing IN the
city. Shoes of all
kinds at great bar
gains. Call and see at
Picklers Famous Bar
gain Store,
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The Bottom Out.

The bottom has dropped out on the
price of Organs and Pianos at
Phil. Smiths. A six octave organ
which is the best organ made for
$50. Common organs In proper
ton as low down as $40. Why not
buy an organ when you can buy
them at those prices. Wonderful
low prices ON Pianos.
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Sudden Death.

Last Sunday morning William Rainier,
son of Judge Rainier, living near Adair, was
found dead in his bed He retired Saturday
evening, seemingly In usual health. When
called to breakfast next morning he did not
respond: a member of the family went up
steirs to rouse him and found him lying Oh
his face, dead: he told his father, short time
since that, he would not live long and re.
quested that, if he dropped off suddenly
be buried by his young wife, who died few
months since.
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Go to J.C. Thateher's

Insurance, Real Estate, Collect
ing and Loan Agency, if you want
to borrow Money on real estate on
better terms than can be obtained
at any other agency, south side
square. Notarial work promptly
attended to. n1-6m
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last Saturday night of whoop-
ing cough. the little infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Shelley, of this city, aged
three weeks.
Her stay with her fond parents was short
like the going out of bright taper soon after
being lighted; but the loving Jesus has called
her TO himself on high.
EWell may the parents while weeping still
with the poet sing
Sweet babe no more, but seraph now,
Before the throne behold her bow;
To heavenly joys her spirit flies,
Blest in the triumph of the skies;
Adores the grace that brought her there,
Without wish, without care. N.
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The Presbytery of Palmyra
will meet in the LIST Presbyterian
church at Kirksville ON the even
ing of May 9Th, at 7:30, for the
purpose of installing Bro. G. H.
Williamson, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church at Kirksville, Mo-,
The several pastors and friends
are invited to be present.
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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 at
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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A healthy hen requires nc
stimulants except good food. Il
any substances be used, let it be
ground ginger, using a teasponful
for twenty fowls, in soft food.
Go to Fout for wall and ceilins
paper and decorations.
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Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the
post Office, Kirksville, Mo-, and
advertised April "a, 1886,
Buckner, Julia Burnhall, John
Bennett, T. Price, W. M.
Bridges, Harvey Crook, Chas.
Crook, Chas. benson, VIM R
Eley, Miss Lizzie Mulvaney, Syl
McCrary, Victor Newcomb, Leon
Phillips, Mrs Ruth Sharp Thos
Stickler, T. S.
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
j. D. MILLER, P. M.
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W. G. Fout has an immense
Inc of wall paper, ranging in
prices from the cheapest to the
most expensive. Give him call,
for whatever your wants are. in
this line, he will be able to satisfy
VlI1
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Omnibus Line.

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

The cheapest and best money
in the county is now being offered
by ". FL. Clark. He gives you
annual interest and optional in
stallments. Rooms over Saw
ings Bank, south west corner
of the square If.
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Remember.

G. A. Allgaier's eating house is
ON the west side of the square and
that you can get good meals for
25 cts.
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Strayed.

About ten days ago, small red
Devon COW, with large horns, about
seven years old. Any one taking
up such animal will please leave
word at Lee Bros Livery Stable.
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For SALE-Fine farm and ranch
of 1892 acres, 30 miles south of Austin, Tex,
and within 8 miles of Lockhart, County
Seat of Caldwell County, also $50
head of cattle, and 300 goats graded with the
Angora. Will sell farm and stock together
or separately, Address this Office.
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DIED..

LEECH-At his home in this city Monday
night 1l:3O p. m, April 26th, John Leech.
He was born in Mercer county, Pa, May
18th, 1898 and hence would have been
53years old the 18th of next month. He serv-
ed as a soldier in the late war and came to
this place soon after its close. He joined the
Methodist Episcopal church when boy and
continued consistent member to the time OF
his death. The funeral services were held al
the NJ E. Church, Wednesday II a. m. He
was buried with the honors of the G. A. R.,
by the Post of this place of which he was g
member. He leaves wife, three children
and many friends to mourn his loss.
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We have just received a lot of
garden seeds from Philadelphia,
Pa, direct from the house of
Landreth & Sons, which are guar
anteed new crop. WIN. GIBBONS.
Normal Grocery.
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Wanted.

Frederick & Krehbiel want your
broom corn, for which they will
pay cash. Call and see them first
door west of Douglass & Sons
lumber yard.
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Lecture.

DR.. John A. Brooks will lecture
in the Christian Church Tuesday
night May 4th. Subject, "The
Church in it's Relation to the La
Dor and Prohibition Questions.
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