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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-18
SPOKEN
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Schr l. Burnham, Watts, Apaachcola for
Boston, April 10, off Cape Lookout.
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FRIDAY. April 49, 1870.
ARRIVED We sTERDAY.

Schr Island City. voorhees,. Richmond, Va,
with pyrites 10 Savannah Guano Co; vessel to
Dale Dixon & Co
Schr Earl P Mason, White. Providence, in bal
last-McD enough & Co.
Schr VIM + Green & Son, Barter. New Bed
ford. Ia balast-Jos A Roberts & Co
Schr John g Schmidt, Campbeil, Philadelphia
with railroad iron TO S, + & " Ry Co; vessel to
JOS A Roberts & Co.
Schr Annie Bliss. O'Donnell, baltimore, with
marble and neral cargo 20 order; vessel 70
Dale, Dixon q CO.
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Bark P Munich Nor, Bruins, Santos. in bal
last-Naster.
Bark Regia CNorl, Duus. Buenos Ayres. in bal
last-Master.
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ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.

Steamer Bellevue Dupon. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Blufftca-J @ Medlock. AIT
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
Statistics from the Annual Circular of
Thomas Ellison.

New York, April 15-Hubbard,' Price & Co.
furnish the following: Thomas Ellison. the
well.known statistician of Liverpool, cables us
the following figures as those of mis- annual cot
ton circular published to-day:
Comparative European movement from
March 81 To Sent 40.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
M[NIATURE ALMANAO-rH[S DAY.

Sun RISES ...............' .................5 :32
DUN BETS ..........--... .O.zo
HIGH Water AT SAVANNAH. zee. .6:57 AN 7:iSPM
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESrERDAY

Steamer Ethel Carroll. Cohen's Bluf and
way laniings--W Gibson, Manager.
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Ak9IVED ATTYREE YESTERDl

Schr Lewis Ehrman, Collision, Baltimore, with
merchandise TO order; vessel to Master.
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MEMORAND

Steamship Berkshire, Baltimore.
Steamship Carl Konow (Norl, Bluefields.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-29
rhat vent.latea seheme-

Under the above caption the Mercury
devotes nearly two columns of civious
amalcamation of .sbile and slobber"
that is truly heart rending. The
pseudo soothsayer takes great credit
to himself for calling attention to the
matter, how the Union Laborites
were attempting to prostitute the ALI
ance;" further on he devOtes consider
able space in Ialdltory illusions in be-
half of the present incumbents of the
county Offices When he gets to the
county attorney he over reaches and
admits that Mr. Robb is mot mem
Der of the ring Heretofore he has
denied that there WAS a ring-this is
certainly 4 yGry important admission.
He might have gone little further
aud stated how the ring attempted tn
defeat Mr.. Rnbb two years ago simply
because he was not member of the
.sring' and had fatty refused to be a
party t. corruption ana ciicanery. and
how the ring worked oIenIy against
him. and that Mr.. Robb actually owes
his election to the democrats i'm Kinsley
who caught ON early enough during the
day to turn the tide. He might go
still further and show how the ring
from that day to this have insidiously
and actively Oeen poisoning the public
against him because he has persistent
ly and absolutely refused to be worked
and used in the interest of said ring"
Yesl He might have said Il great deal
that he did not say and just as well
unsaid some things he did say.
The fact is the Mercury article is an
ggapn,talft fhaf hoe 0Nraa o,.t rar-Ylat3Sa
every year just about this time with a
few alterations as to names and dates,
that's all. Look over some of the old
files of the Mercury and you will find it
verbatim. Its a kind Of a mild attack
of ebay fever'-he just blows it thrO'
his nose and when adrOitly met with a
pocket handkerchief makes "a loud
noise.
Be little careful next time Hehe,
it is really nasty.
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Still They Dance.

Last Tuesday evening in response
to invitations about thirty of Lincoln
townships most accomplished young
ladies and gentlemen assembled at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Pol
ling to while away the evening in trip
ping the light fantastic. Everyone
gladly took advantage of the opportu-
nifty afforded them, and soon all care
and thought was lost in the may waltz.
1t being masquerade caused just Il
a little confusion at first, but, in a
short time all was .. K, and the dance
went on. AT 1900 o'clock our estim-
able hostess made known the fact that
refreshments awaited us in the dining
room. 1t is needless to say that every
Que did themselves justice when once
there. At half-past two the guests be-
gan TO wend their way homeward, all
agreeing it had been a most enjoyable
event long to be remembered.
Those present We're the Misses Hin
kle, Buell., Manning, Kraig, Gusto;
Jenkins, of Halstead; Washington, of
Springfield, Ohio; Bessie and Mary
Mccarthy and Laura Dempsy, of Kins-
ley. Mesdames Thorton. Polling and
Manning. Messrs. Macky, Polling,
Randolph, Solvent, Rubie, Elliot, Dow
ling and Hoodo Van Tyke.
| laura
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BROWN BUDGET.
IA.au~..e-I


Roll Manuel is talking of leaving
secured a position under Prof. Will
liams, late of Dublin. We wish him
success.
We had glorious rain here Satur-
day and another Monday night.
This viii put the ground in excellent
condition for sowing wheat, and there
will be the largest acreage sown here
this fall that has ever been known
We went to the capitol of the
county to play the Reds, when. low
and behold The champion club of the
state, the Kinsley Stars, came out in
full uniform TO buck against uS far
mer boys in orr blue overallss pillow
shoes and straw hats. Wasn't it a
contrast thought The Stars arranged
themselves on the diamond and rolled
the ball to each other for awhile and
then retired asking us to get out and
give an exhibition of our proves be
fore the game commenced. But We
declined the honor feeling that it would
be circus enough when we got to play.
ing. OF course we objected 10 play
| ing the Stars, but Capt. Chase said il
we didn't want to play the club they
brought out we couldn't play with any
Kinsiey nine. OF course Capt Chase
was master, although, we had made
arrangements with Capt. Barker and
the Reds Come out to Wendell and
we will treat You white and beat you,
toe, Stars.
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Pnrent. Take NotIce

The School Board has very wisely
re-adopted the rule making the main
line of the Santa Fe the dividing line
between the two school buildings. All
pupils living on the south side of the
track must attend at the south side
building, and those on the north side
at the north side building. The emu
meration shows that the railroad track
evenly divides the pupils of the dis
trict. Parents will readily see that
such rule as the above is absolutely
necessary in order to avoid confusion,
and that the schools may be properly
graded. All will cheerfully cooperate
with tho Board in order to carry out
this regulation.
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Low-priced excursions TO California
were first established by the Santa Fe
Route. These excursions have been
successfully run over this line for
years, but have been managed by well
known outside excursion agencies.
Since January, 1889. the Santa Fe Com
pany have been running special Cali
fornia excursions parties, conducted by
its own employees, engaged especially
for this work. They viii continue
this arrangement-thee excursions leav-
Ing Kansas City every Friday evening
The ticket rates are the regular second
class rates. Pullman Tourist Sleeping
Cars with all the accessories, are furn-
ished 1T the rate of $500 per double
berth, Kansas City to California points.
These excursions are personally con-
Quoted. and every comfort and conven-
renee of travel are guaranteed to men,
bers of these parties. Those who con-
template trip to the Pacific Coast.
and wish tn save expense, should in
forff themselves regarding these exenr-
sioUs. For folder containing full par tic
ui:fs, dates. rates, ect., address.
GEO. T. NICHOLSON. G. u. 81 T & =,
a. T. s. s. +. II.
Topeka, Kansas.
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Pul,IicatIon Notice.
,Firs, nnh,,c.,,o, A,g,,s, - ,saO. !,

lFIrstpuhiicsf!on August -. lSSol
Jesse Smith ard Stella Smith are hereby
notified shat they have been sued in the dis
ttict court in and far the county of EGws' Dis.
IN Ire state of kansas, in an action in which
The Kansas Mortgage Company. is pli'1tln'
AID jesse :. Smith aud Stella Smith are de-
PENDANTS. and that they must answer the pc
ttion filed by the plaintiff. on or before the
9Th day OF October. 1879, or the petitlon VIII
be taken as trII'-. and Judgment viii be rend'
cred against said defendants. Jesse ~ Smith
and Stella Smith for the sum of 500 20, with
interest thereon ut the rate of ~ per cent.
per annuni from the ist day of Oct Iber leeS
and costs. Also for the foreclosure of Il Ger
! tain mortgage heretofore executed by The
said defendants, Jesse c. Smith and stella
Smith to said plaintiff, upon the following
described real estate, situate III said county
/ to-~it:
The southwest quarter 90 of section No.
twenty-six (:5,i township No twenty Ave (25,l
rnpge No. niEets en- west.
| Adjudging that said plaintiff has a first lien
! On said real estate 70 the amount OF said
| jud9fncnt; ordering said real estate to be
scid, without appraisement. and the proceeds
applied to the payment of said Judgment
and costs, and barring ana foret.iosing all OF
said defendants of and from ell right. title
I interest. claim or equity of redemption. in OF
tn the said real estate; and that the purchas-
err be let into possession thereof.
MOTION s. CLARK.
lSEAL.1 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: JOHN F. MARTIN,
By % Clerk of Court.
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sErrlEroS NOTES.


Fred Countryman, of Great Bend.
visited his parents Sunday.
Sam and Guy jenkins took the
morning train for Larned Saturday.
Leonard Clark was out rustline a
school last week. Leonard is not very
smart nor very handsome but he SCOT
there Just the same.''
Mr.. Abrahamson has commenced
cutting his enormous c.op Of broom
corn. 1t looks as if he would have
enough 10 glut the market
Samuel Jenkins, of Albuquerque
New Mexico, who left here some
months ago to make his home in the
west, is visiting relatives and friends
in this neighborhood. lie leaves fc.
Lawrence September !, where lie will
enter the Lawrence Business College
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K1SsLEY TOWNSHIP:
IBY FFIDAY.l


A. C. Kinds lost pony by light
n.ng last week.
The cry from all sides is at always
rains while am threshing.
William Craig is preparing to de-
part for Boston where he will remain
all winter.
We understand that Mr.. FroliC
has planted a second crop of potatoes,
and will be ready to dig new potatoes
by Christmas.
John Foran, the genial clerk Of
the Benedict House, is taking a vaca'
ton this week, hunting and visiting
We heard little boy remark that
John would kill lots of chickens il
the old gun would only shoo'
straight"
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C. w. BEELER.
What We WIN Do.

KINsLEY, Kansas, August %, 1890.
To The Public:
We desire to call your attention to
our new grocery house, called the
''G.-B. Grocery House, and we most
cordially invite you to give us call
1t Will cost yos nothing, bat, will con-
vince you that we can sell you your
groceries a little lower than you have
ever before bought them in KinsIey.
We have complete line of all goods
used ia town or country trade. We
do not propose to sell you one article
for less than cost and rob you upon all
others, hut VIII make yon the lowest
possible prices upc2 every article in
in our line, and vii! take i'll exchange
your produce, your butter and yoar
eggs, or any and everything you have
tn sell and pay you the highest market
price for the same.
We belong to 10 combine and will
have no part in any, and will conduct
our business in IA straight forward,
legitimate manner. Mark our goods,
in plain figures, upon the lowest pos
siblc margin consistent with sound
business principles, regardless of
prices made by competitors.
In other words we are independent.
We are all the word implies, and hope
by strict attention to business and fair
and honorable dealing, to justly merit
part of your patronage. Hoping
that you will do us the favor of cal
ling
We are most respectfully yours,
GREENE s. BILLINGS.
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estate, situate in said county. to-wit:
The northeast quarter 90 OF section No.
tw enty Gu township No. tweuty-six esq
range No seventeen (Is( west.
Ad1udging that said plaintiff has a first lien
on said resI estate. 10 the amount OF said
Judgment; ordering said real estate to be
eoiu, without appr9isemenf. aDd the proceeds
applied 70 the payment of said Judgment ana
costs and barring and forecioSing all or eeid
defendants of and from all right, title inter
est cl:iim or equity of redemption. in or 70
the said real estate. and that the purchaser
be let into possession thereon.
MOTION & CLAIR
lSEAL Attorneys for Plaintiff.
s-2s s-5 Clerk of Court
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Sheriff. Sale.
Sh~EiI safe.
first publication \ ugust p, 1897. I

First publication ugust q, 1921
By vir.Ge OF an order of sale issued out Of
tie district court of Edwards county, Kar sas,
wherein i. y. Watkins pointiI and
i.ibhie F.. sweet. =. VI Sweet. G. w. Holmes
F. II. Holmes and j. +. Sordus were defe nd
ants, I viii on
Monday, September q, A. D., 1890,
between the hours Of and o'clock p
m, ut the front door OF the building now
used as a court hnitse in the city of Kinsiey.
county OF Edwards, and state of Kansas,
otter for sale al public auction to the high.
est bidder. for cash in hand. all the right,
title and interest of the above named defend
ans in and 10 the following described real
property, Situated IN the county of Edwards,
and state OF Kansas. to-wIt:
The northeast quarter IA of section eleven
CI.l township twenty-five t25,J range eighteen
/ (S.) V est of the 6lh p. NJ.
| Said property is levied upon as the property
of the above-named defendants and will lac
sold without appraisement to satisfy said or.
| der or safe.
/ SEerid's Office, Kinsley, Edwards county,
Kansas, August l5. 80.
ItoD SCOTT. Sheriff.
| WI. PATTEnsoN,
SD 9-I9 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The success of Mrs. Annie NJ. Beam,
of McKeesport. Pa. in the treatment
of diarrhoea in her children will in
doubtedly he of interest III many moth
ers. She says: 81 spent several weeks
in Jamestown. Pa, after the great
food, on account of my husband being
employed there. We had several chill
dren with us. two of whom took the
diarrhoea very badly, got some OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dta.
rrhoea Remedy from Rev. Mr.. Chap
man. 1t cured both of them. 1 knew
of several other cases where 1t was
equally successful. l think it cannot
be exceIied and cheertully recommend
it," % and 30 cent bottles for sale by
b. F. Tatum & CO.
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FELLSRURG ITEstTS
iBY RoMEO1

"A fine rain Saturday afternoon.
Broom corn cutting is now in full
progress.
Farmers are busy cutting corn
for winter feed.
The wheat in this part of the
county is good Yield.
Miss Shirley ellison will teach tie
Union school this winter.
B. S. Huff is back from Colorado.
He is working for J. II. Wansettler.
Robert Grove has new boy at
his house, he is of the usual size and
weight.
M. J. Pugh is talking of going
back to the eastern part of the state
this fall.
William Brown. son of E. r.
Brown, is Our new butcher. He is
doing good bushes, selling about one
beef Il week.
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A hoy by the name OF Henney,
whose rarrntslive at I.arned, but, with
his father. had be-n working over the
fIver, came TO tnwn the ether day,
hoarded branch train and left the
sonnrrv. His whereabouts are not
kn.wai although the officers. We're tele-
rraphed all along the soad-
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1.c5o Head oil cattle for Sale.

I have on hand 500 head of steers
from one to four years old which I
am prepared to sell in punches of
any size to suit purchasers.
Also $50 head of cows and heifers.
These cattle I will sell to the farm
ers of Edwards county, on six tn
twelve months time, if desired, with
interest at ten per cent. Come and
see me.
0-tf c. W. BEELER.
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Mrs. Griffin, of Wayne township,
left Monday for Ottowa, Illinois, where
she viii reside in the future. Before
leaving she came in to see the GRAPH.
&c as she wanted TO hear tie news
from Edwards county and the best
way to get all the news was to have
the GRAPHIC sent to her.
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The Royal Arch Masons Of this city
conferred that degree on Messrs Polk,
Gwynn and Simpson of Dodge City.
closing with a banquet ON "Wednesday
hight at the Alamo. The banquet of
course was an elegant affair as that is
what the hotel Alamo is noted fors
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pnhlicatlnn Natine
First publication August =. 1870

First publication August =. Isno1
John O'Donnel ts hereby notified that he
has been sued in the district court in and for
the county of Edwards. IN the state of Kan
sas in an action In which C. n. Beal is plain
nm ard John O'Donnei IL defendant. and
that he must answer the petition ffIed by the
plaintiff on or before the 9Th day of October.
iso0 or the peiition viii be taken as true. and
futRmeEif VIII be rendered against sEifd de-
fensiaut John o Dannel for the sum of 500
90 with interest thereon at the rate of Il per
cent per anrsInl. from the list day of Septcui-
her 1855 and costs Also for the foreclosure
II 4 certain mortgage heretofore executed
BY ehe SAID Defendant John O'Bounel % said
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wv. I'D. ConventIon.

The semi-annual convention Of the
w. C. T. u. Of the Seventh congress
sional district of Kansas, will convene
in Kinsley, September 10, IL and IL.
The meetings will be held at the
Congregational church. Good music
and addresses by Rev. woodscn. Mrs
Holloway, Mrs. st. John and Mrs.
Ruggles viii make the session very
interesting. The public are cordially
invited To be present.
BY ORDER OF PRESIDENT.
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Larned papers speak very highly of
tie convenient manner in which it is
a ranged and the efficiency of their posts
odice. If we should attempt ANYTHING
Of the sort in regard to Kinsley's post
oifiee we would have to stop after say
ing that the office was still under the
same old roof.
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Samuel Jenkins young man form
erly of this county, now OF Albuauer-
que, New Mexico, on his way to Law
renee where he intends entering the
busioess college Of that city, is visiting
N the city this week.
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I. Barber, Jr., arrived home Tues
day evening from Boston, where he
went to attend the National encamp-
ment of the G.. A. r. MIR. Barber loo ks
as though ''Boston beans" had agreed
with him. While away he visited
Chicago and bought his fail and winter
goods which are now arriving daily.
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Visitor-"Your sister is studying
music, understands
Little Girl-"Oh, no. na'am she
doesn't study music-n
.sShe doesn't?''
'.No'm. She only practices scales an
things. ''-Ns1c York Weekly.
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We received very interesting COM
nnnication yesterday, too late fol
publication. in this issue, but it will all
pear next week 1t is from a voter OF
this comfy and gives the readers ex-
cellent views In regard to the manlp-
u'atioas of the "rinR.@
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Miss Maggie Smith, Of Lewis, stop
ped over night with Mr.. and Mrs
~. S. Simpson last Monday, leaving
Tuesday morning for Batavia, Illinois.
where She will attend school.
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= F, Tatum returned Monday
night from his trip to Oklahoma thor
oughly satisfied that Kansas is abou,
he7on'y place i'm which to live and
Y here peace and plenty rnfe.
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Chalk Beason, of Dodge City, was
in the city this week attending the
Masonic lodge which has been confering
the Royal Arch degree ON three gentle
men from that city.
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MARRIFn:-On Sunday. Aupnst

MARRIED:-OD Sunday, August, %,
Mt Y P. NJ, in this city, at the residence
of Ham Hantz, brother of the bride,
Mr.. Walter Adams to Miss Lena Hantz.
Lena WAS raised in Kinsley and is well
known by most of the people here and
liked by all who knew her, Mr.. Adams
Is Il railroad man and resident of
Dodge City. The young coaple left
the same evening for Dodge City,
where they will reside.
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Greene & Billings are selling good
cider vinegar at 20 cents per gallon,
they also sell the double strength clari-
fed cider vinegar at % cents per gal
Ion.
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Charlie PibuTn took premature
hath the other day in the Arkansas
river. 1t came about through diff
Guilty between the horse and the quick
sand.
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George Sieglinger, of Newton, rep
resenting the Plano Binder s. Mower
Company. was doing business and
visiting friends in this city Tuesday
and Wednesday,.
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We have decided, after due DELHI
Grafton and the expenditure Of many
cuss words by the foreman, that our
colored student, George Washington
Abraham Lincoln by name, is destined
to become 4 slow and soul destroying
conpos tor, and Tomorrow evening will
ei him his walking papers with ere
dentials to be presented to the Union
Labor convention, in the capasity of
candidate for the legislature subject
to the action of said convention.
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Mrs. H. b. Pierce and little son Floyd,
lift Tuesday morning for Pittsburg,
Columbus, and other points in south
ern Kacsas, for a months visit.
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Ladies call and see the latest goods
in the millinery line. something new
and attractive at Mrs, Slingerlands,
first door east of the Alamo.
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Edward Noble left Sunday for Pits
burg, Pennsylvania, where he will at
tend school.
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Orr regular correspondence from
Pleasant Ridge was received too late
fol-. publication this week, it viii ap-
pear in our next issue.
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Miss Pearl Kelley returned Satur-
day NIGHT after six weeks visit with
her father at Guthrie, Oklahoma.
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T.. G. B,ies returned the first of the
week from n business trip to Topeka
and Kansas City.
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Greene Il Billings are selling the
hest so cent tea at 20 cent per pound,
also good baking powder ut 20 cents
per pound.
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Tho new elevator will he completed
=ahout the6th, and will have II storage
capacity of 81 900 bushels.