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Wilson Waits.

Wilson has all at once become
very literary. Two societies have
been organized here since our
last one at the school house, where
each Friday evening there is de-
bate and other exercises usually
engaged in on such occasions.
Last Tuesday evening Rev.
Briggs organized, at the church, a
society to be known as The Young
peoples Christian Association of
Wilson. This society will meet on
every Tuesday evening. Already
there are forty members. 1t start
ed with boom and will continue
so.
Miss Lee Davidson has been
quite sick with pneumonia, but is
now recovering,
Yesterday the church going peo-
pie, preacher Included, froze out,
so there was no church, but Sun
day school as usual, eighteen in
attendance. RUSTIC.
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Brashear Items.

Mr.. Brassfeld of the firm of
Brassfeld & Kellogg, was in town
Monday.
J. n, McCreery and sister, Mrs.
Bailey, spent Sunday in Quincy.
Henry Schraige is on the sick
list this week.
Hines & Boone shipped two cars
of hogs Monday.
Frank Gibbs shipped two cars
cattle from here on Tuesday
stock train.
Ezra Elliot and Albert Music
went to kirksville on Monday,
they will attend the Normal the
balance of the term.
Prof. Holloway of Hurdland
was in town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Jessie Hall is very sick at
this writing.
The Academy seems to
have lost quite number OF
students this week.
J. NJ. Moore went to Kirksville
on Tuesday
Rev. Kinsey is holding protract-
ed meeting at the NJ. E. church
south. W.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

To Close cut Winter Goods.
The following Goods must be
sold regardless of cost-Ladies'
and Misses CLoAKs and Wraps
of every description, Mems
heavy Boots at wholesale prices,
Mems Overcoats at less than
Cost. 1000 yards dark Prints at
3 IL cents per yard. 1000 lbs.
pure Wool Yarn, Blue and Gray
Mixed 90 cents lb. 1000 pair
Ladies and Misses All Wool
Hose 20 to IS cts. pair. 500
Suits of Ladies, Misses and Mems
Underwear at your own prices,
come in and carry them off. 5000
pair of Mems and Boys all wool
shrunk mittens ats, 80 and 80 cts.
less than the yarn cost, Mems fur
caps at wholesale prices, and
thousand other articles in winter
goods, Blankets, Comforts etc, ON
the Altar of Sacrifice to the
Slaughter. These are solid facts.
Come in and be convinced.
Respectfully Yours,
B. F.LAMKIN
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Returned.

The pathetic appeal in the last
weeks GRAPHIC for the return of
the duster, stolen from the
CREAMERY GROCERY had the de-
sired effect, as the buster was
quietly returned and placed out
side the door Tuesday night. 1t
is again on duty at the show coun-
ter keeping tidy the beautiful
French China ware, and other holt
day goods. The $500 reward is still
unclaimed, and the proprietors are
so pleased that they will sell the
remainder of the goods at nearly
cost.
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REVENUE: CoLLECTIoN-BACK
TAX Book.

Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Missouri,
as follows:
SEC. l. That section 6772 of
article 4 of chapter AS of the Re-
vised Statutes of the state of Mis-
souri,, be and the same is hereby
amended by inserting between the
words list and and" in the
third line OF said section, the fol-
lowing words: "and back tax
books" and by inserting between
the words bills and under in
the fourth line of said section the
following words: "and back tax
books" so that section so amend
ed, shall read as follows: Section
6772. At the term of the county
court to be held on the first Mon
day in March, the collector shall
return the delinquent lists and
back tax books, and in the city of
st. Louis the uncollected tax bills
and back tax books, under oath or
affirmation, to such court, and set
tie his account of revenue, and the
amount of such delinquent lists,
or so much thereof as the court
shall find properly returned delin-
quent, shall be allowed and credit
ed to him on his settlement. Be-
fore allowing the collector such
credit for any delinquent lists, the
county court shall make special
inquiry and be fully satisfied that
he has used due diligence to col
lect the same, and that he could
not find any personal property of
the tax payer out of which to make
the taxes. If the court is satisfied
that there are any names of the
lists of persons who have personal
property out of which the taxes
could have been made, it shall, in
passing upon such lists, strike
such names therefrom.
We publish the above section
that the tax payers may know that
if there are any who have not paid
the taxes on their personal pro-
property by the first Monday in
March, and if the collector has
made no effort to collect said
taxes by Selling personal property
then the county court will charge
such delinquent taxes to the col
lector, and he becomes responsible
for same.
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Market Review.
CHICAGO. Jan. u. 1856.

The grain markets are dull, and
prices can scarcely be said to have
quotably changed since week
ago. The colder weather and the
tlippant rumors of spectators,
otherwise gamblers, while for the
moment affecting prices, cannot
create a permanentadvance, which
must arise from reduction of
stocks. or an increased demand,
neither just now in tsight, though
the visible supply is reported to
have decreased half a million
bushels last week, but still we
have here alone nearly fifteen
millions; this as to wheat, while
corn is in no more hopeful condi-
ton. Serious charges are made
against some of the elvators in
this city, one concern, it is said,
clearing 40 per cent on its storage
capacity. Counter combinations
of producers and shippers may
bring such sharks to terms, The
grading of corn is also regarded as
unfair to the grower, of which
more will be. said.
Receipts of cattle are heavy, the
increase over the first days of last
week being about 1000, while hogs
have decreased $4,000; cattle are
lower and hogs trifle higher, in
consequence. The general pro-
duce markets are steady, with fair
supplies.
Revised quotations in table
show the general advance in lead
ing products.
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PERSONALS.

GEO. NEADERMILLER, of Leofiler
was in town Wednesday.
David Fegley, Sen, of Rye was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. TINGLEY is visiting her
parents at Glasgow.
I. NJ. HARRINGTON was visiting
in Illinois part of last week.
U. UpDYKE shipped four cars of
hogs from this place Tuesday.
Mr.. RHODES Lowe, of northeast
Benton, called to see US yesterday.
J. X. P. Morelock of jasmine,
was in town Tuesday and made the
Graphic Office a business call.
C. E. THRAsHER and 7. H. Hol-
loway of Brashear, called to see US
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss ANNA WARNER is spending
a few days with her mother in
Bloomfield, Iowa.
Mr.. S. 7. MERRILL, one of Salt
River townships intelligent farm
ers, made us pleasant call yester-
day afternoon.
J. C. EWING, of Polk township,
and Jacob Wittmer, jr., of
Greentop, were in town We'd
nesday.
RoBT. CLARK, Sen, spent Sun
day at Bloomfield, Iowa, with Mrs.
Clark, who is being treated at the
Bloomfield infrmary.
Mr.. G. NJ. MILLER of Knox
county, brother-in-law of j. j.
Griggsby, spent a couple of days
in town this week.
J. NJ. DEFIANCE, was in Iowa,
during the blizzard of last week
and on one of the coolest days
rode forty miles in a hack.
President Blanton will deliver
his lecture "Jephthah's Daughter"
at the NJ. L. church, south, Jan.
18th, at I. P. NJ. All are invited"
Respectfully, J. L. SQU1REs.
Rev. J. B. MITCHELL and wife
were called to Higbee on Wednes-
day morning, by the death of Mrs.
Mitchell's oldest brother, DR.. W.
P. Dysart. They expect toreturn
home Friday.
Mr.. 0. B. James, accompanied
by Messrs G. Garwood and John
Schockey, of Hardin county, Ohio,
called at the Graphic office Mon
day. Messrs Garwood and Schockey
are looking at the country and ex-
pect to locate in Adair county.
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Read This.

The Weekly GRAPHIC and
Weekly Globe Democrat one year
for $500.
Weekly GRAPHIC and Post-Dis-
patch one year $500.
Weekly GRAPHIC and Gody's
Ladys Book one year $50.
Weekly Graphic and Prairie
Farmer $40.
The Journal of Agriculture and
American Stock Breeder, and the
Weekly GRAPHIC combined for
one year, only $500.
Phe American Agriculturist and
Weekly GRAPHIC one year g.
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To tEtPubic.

Believing as | do that the cash sys
rem 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 book, vii De
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 he on an equal
footing in regard to prices and treated
in an impartial manner. make @
promise of what shall ha sold for Il DOL
lar, but Will be guided by the
markets, thus saving long list OF
goods in the papers of our town. |
SIX my trent 10 call. examine goods
md hear our prices Country product
taken IN excn'nge for goods at marke
..aS. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
Normal Grocery.
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Fresh 0ysters!

The ladies of the Baptist church
invite their friends, and the citi-
zens generally of Kirksville, to
meet them at the Masonic Hall
Friday eve, 18th inst: at which
time and place the most delicious
Oysters will be served to the taste
of guests, and every effort made to
give all an enjoyable evening.
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Correction.

In the case of the death of Eva
L. Young, at Norfolk, Va, Dec.
10Th, 1885, We have seen six differ
ent statements and none of them
correct. Her maiden name was
Eva L. Young, lived near Brook
field; married son of Capt. Gil
son of the Union army. Her hus-
band shot and killed a man IN
front of the post-office door in
Brookfeld. Eva got divorce from
ellison, went east and married a
man by the name of Thornell. She
started from Troy, n. Y, on the
10th of Dec, for Kirksville, Mo,
her husband going with her as far
as New York City. She took
passage from New York to Nor
folk, Va, on the ship E. G. Irwin.
On the morning of Dec 10Th, she
was taken with congestion of the
stomach and died at SIS, the after,
noon of same day. She died in the
possession of every faculty anc
had been in the habit of taking
morphine for these attacks to
which she was subject, but in thi:
instance it failed to have any
effect. 1t was her intention t,
visit friends in Washington anc
then come to kirksville to visit he,
mother and sister. The above i:
a correct statement given US b,
the captain of the ship and tn
husband of the deceased.
NJ. MAHURoN.
Brookfield Gazette, please copy
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GRAPHlCS.
Look to your stove tiues.

Look to your stove tiues.
A passenger coach was destroy
ed by fire at Glenwood Junction
last Sunday morning.
The past week good fires were
enjoyable, but it is too much of a
good thing when the entire build
ing goes.
w. f. WILLIS shipped two cars
hogs and B. S. Kerns three cars of
sheep to st. Louis, Tuesday.
Rev. d. Russell, of Anamosa,
Iowa, will preach in the Presby-
byterian church, Friday evening,
also SABBATH morning and evening.
The Rev. G. W. Wilson, evange-
list, will be here Saturday to con-
duct the revival services at the
Methodist Episcopal church. A
cordial invitation is extended to
the christian people of the town to
join in these services.
DR.. A. S. PIERCE, formerly of
this place, but now of Hastings,
Nebraska, has our thanks for late
Hastings papers. We judge from
the very superior daily, the Hast
ings Gazette Journal, that Hast
ings is a live town.
There was considerable blowing
done in this county New Years
day, but there has been none done
since last Thursday. Friday morn
ing the thermometer marked 10
degrees below zero Saturday
morning "a below, Sunday morning
morning % below, Monday morn
ing Is below, Tuesday morning 10
below, since that time we have
been enjoying a warm spell.
The store of James Caison, at
Jasmine in which the post-office
was kept, was destroyed by fire
last Monday morning. A part of
the building was occupied by Mr..
Caison as a dwelling and all his
household goods, merchandise,
postage stamps, records, and $50
in cash were lost. 1t was insured
in Thatcher's Agency for $3.50,
which will not cover the loss by
several hundred dollars.
Quite sensation was produced
Tuesday evening by the report that
H. G. PARCELS, our photographer
had taken poison. Mr.. PARCELS
informed the Graphic reporter
that he went into the dark room to
get drink of water and by mistake
picked up a glass, which had con-
tanned an acid that is a powerful
poison, out of which he drank. Not
being used to mixed drinks, it
made him slightly sick for a short
time. He will hereafter take his
drinks straight.
An illustrated sketch Of the
Cherokee Nation by John R.
Music, giving a full and complete
account of his travels in the In
dian Country with illustrations OF
all the leading Indians, including
the Chief Bushyhead and his wife,
appears in this weeks Cincinnati
Graphic, which can be found fol
sale by all news dealers. The
Cincinnati Graphic is the great
illustrated paper of the West, and
is pronounced by many to be su,
perior, as an American Journal to
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R. L. barrow, Real Estate & Loan Agent

Loans money on 5 years time on
improved farms with or without
buildings at 9 per cent with no
commission with privilege to pay
principal in payments of 500 or
more at any interest payment.
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Omnibus Line.

l 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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THE RUSHFORD WAGON

The Rushford Wagon mas patent
skein that will hold grease longer than
any other as 1t has only three inch
bearing on skein. while the skeu OF all
other wagons has a five iuch bearing
making more friction The fu,hford
also has steele truss under the axieS.
making it one OF the hest wagons on
the market. For DURABILITY, neatne>s
and finish 1t has no superior Fully
warranted by Bectol Il snyder
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To Exchange.

Riding plows, seeder and drill
combined, hay tedder tanning
mill, spring wagon, road cart,
pair of bob sleds. Will trade part
or all of the above for horses and
pay difference in cash. Call at
Brick barn Kirksville Mo.
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A dangerous counterfeit s. gold
piece of which hundreds of thou
sands are said to be in circulation,
is supposed to have been made
through the rascallity of some ex-
employees of the New Orleans mint.
1t was made with the genuine
stamp, is fine gold on the outside,
but filled with spelter and pla-
tina.
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Now, pa, are you satisfied? Just
look at my testimonial Political
economy, satisfactory; fine arts and
music, very good; logic, excellent.
Father-"Very much so, my dear
especially as regards your flu
ture. If your husband should
understand anything of housekeep-
ing, cooking, mending, and the use
Of q sewing machine, perhaps your
married life Will be happy"
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LIVE STOCK.
PRICE PER 100 LBS.
Vick's Floral Guide for 1885,

Vick's Floral Guide for 1856,
the pioneer seed annual of Ameri-
ca, comes to US this year a real
gem, not dry list of hard botani-
cal names, but over thirty pages
of reading matter, among which
are articles on Roses, House Plants
Cheap Greenhouses, onion culture.
Mushrooms, Manures, Young gar
deners, and very interesting read
ing, followed by about $50 pages
containing illustrations, descrip-
tions and prices of seemingly
everything the heart could desire
in the line of Seeds, Plants, Bulbs,
Potatoes, &c. 1t is mystery how
this firm can afford to publish, and
really give away, this beautiful
work of nearly 200 pages of finest
paper, with hundreds of illustra-
tons and two fine colored plates
all enclosed in an elegant cover.
Any one desiring goods in this
line cannot do better than send 10
cents for the Floral Guide to
James Wick, Scotsman, Rochester
n. Y. Deduct the 10 cents from
first order sent for seed.
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War, War.

On diseases with our new system,
new medicines and improved cleo
trio aud galyanic ap planes. Sur
destruction to all diseases.
DR.. C. d. HENRY,
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J. d. MILLER, P. NJ.

Dispose of your corns and warts
by calling at Jamison's Drug Store
and getting the magic corn cure.
Your money will be returned to
you if not cured. n39-3w
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THE OLD RELIABLE.

The Ssude5aker wagon Is still recog-
niz,d a, tia relitbIe wagon, as
evidenced by the fact that Carothers &
Greene have sold car load OF them in
the past ninety DAYS. They have anoth
car load on the road. Wait for
them.
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Notice is hereby given that the
copartnership formerly existing
between H. W. Snyder and R. T.
Becktol is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, R. T. Becktol
retiring from the firm. H. w.
Snyder will continue the business
and settle all accounts of the firm.
II. W. SNYDER,
r. F. BECKToL.
Saturday, Jan. 9th. 1886.
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see! See I!

II you want your property insured,
or to borrow money on improved
farms, call on j. c. THATCHER.
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Itch, and Scratches of every
kind cured in 30 minutes by Wool
fords sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by
F. A. Grove C Co, druggist,
Kirksville.
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Remember that for only few
days more will you have the oppor-
tunity to secure the largest county
paper in the state for one dollar.
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Last Thursday evening as an
nounced in these columns two weeks
since, the officers ofa Corporal
Dix W. R. c. and Corporal Dix
Post No % G. 4. r. were publicly
installed. After the installation
an elegant supper was served by
the ladies of the W. r. c. Though
the wind ragged fercely without, all
was mirth within, and under the
stimulus of the supper, the old
comrades made the time pass
pleasantly with speech, anecdote
and song till IL o'clock. The fol-
lowing are the officers of the W. R.
c.; Mrs. Fannie Burton Pres. Mrs.
Matte Brown S. V. Pres. Mrs. Sue
Holmes J. V. Pres; Mrs. Hester
Harris Chaplain; Mrs. L. Leech
Treas; Miss Nettie Osenbaugh
Sec; Miss Minnie Gibson conduc-
tor: Mrs. B. Everhart, Guard.
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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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Sunday school Teacher -How
long did it take to make the world
Johnny? Johnny-It took six days
at least that is what the Bible
says.
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Mud, No More Mud.

The only macadamlztd street N
the city. where farmers can bring their
watches, clocks and jewclry for repairs
and not get knee deep in mud. All
work warranted. a. butcher,
JeweleI.
Macadmised street. white front
South side.
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For SALE Farm OF lis acres
within one mile OF kirksville. Good room
house. two halls, TWO room cellar. closets and
pantr.es. Good farm. orchard of two hun
bred trees. small fruit, 100 acres in cultiva-
ton, Is acres in good pasture. Address this
Office.
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Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the
post office, Kirksville, Mo-, and
advertised Jan. 9th, SS5,
Burns, z, L. Blackman, Fitch
Dupont, Dean, Frisbie, Nellie
Demmitt, Sophenia Ferris VIM
Holmes, Mamie Gud, Johnny
Lemaster, Jesse Leapley Mary E
Miller, Wright Mitchell, Katie
Novinger, Sam'l Rupe, Geo
Richard, Sam Rice, CF2
Soyer, Anna Smith, W B
Smith, A T Stewart, J B
Siegle, Silas, T 2 Williams Ole
Wells G G Wheeler, John
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADvERTIsED.
J. d. MILLER, P. NJ.
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For SALE Farm of $40 acres,
all under good new fence. Good house: 40
acres IL cultivation situated in north west
part of Macon county Drake township. three
miles north west from Walnut. also section
-. containing 60 acres all under good. new
sence: well warereG. timber convenient.
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T. E. Graves. j. row running q
cab 20 ard from he deTots to any part
OF town. all orders will receive prompt
attention.
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lust arrived! choice lot OF saeur
out and pickles at Normal Grocery.
VIM GIBBONS.
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For SALE-One and one-half
story frame residence and two lois in Kinks
vllie good rooms, wardrobes, closets, )
porches. cellar. barn, two good wells, coal
and wood house. all in good repair, IL
blocks from public square; price sl4c0; apply
at this office.
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Call az Normal Grocery for your
Coffee, Sugar. -Four and ANYTHING in
he grocery linz. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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s1nn0O TO1nAN.

10000 to loan 10 parrtrs desiring 70
take business education. Apply to
". J Smith at business College.
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Notice.

Your account is due, please call
and settle at once,
39-2t W. C. CRAWFORD.
Brashear, Mo.
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III. T.. DARROW,
REAL ESTATE,
ABSTRACT & LOAN
OFFICE,

Writes contracts and deeds and makes
abstra cts, loans money on improved farms at
n low rate of interest. Office at Collectors
Office in Masonic Building.
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No experiment in calling at
Jamison's Drug Store for the
Magic Toothache cure. They will
refund your money if not relieved.
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For SALE-Form of 40 acres
i've miles from Kirksville, 100 acres in cult
vgtion balance in pasture. 4 bargain. Ad-
dress this Office.
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FoR SALE-Fine farm of $50
Two story house Of : rooms and cellar; splen-
did orchard: , living wells and one clstern
40 acres II cultivation: 20 acres in pasture,
and - acres III woodland all under fence good
barn; very desirable piece of property: a
BARGAIN: address this Office
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Canned goods in great variety, and
a M I. i. our storr.
WM. GIBBONS.
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A car load of feed just received
at the feed store of H. P. Ellis
which will be sold cheap for cash.