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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-30
BASE TREACHERY.
Two Brothers Rob Their Employer
by Forgery.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Fred and George
Budlong, of COOperstown, N. Y, were
captured here last night, and left this
morning for that place to answer to a
charge of forgery. They were employed
by W. A. Wixon, a coal merchant. and
Fred won and married Mr.. Wixon's
daughter Daisy. Mr.. Wlxan trusted
them implicitly, and they took adyan-
tage of the fact to forge his name to a
check for $4,000, which they cashed
and absconded with the proceeds. The
young wife. ignorant of the facts, ac-
companied them to this city, where they
went to work under assumed names.
Mrs. Budlong finally became suspicious
and wrote to her father, with the result
above given.
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VAN buren, BEATEN.
Verge dor Does the Trick-NIin-
ME l. Wins.

CHICAGO. Aug. 90 Garfield Park
track was fast to-day and good racing
was witnessed.
First race, ven-eighths of mile--Zeke
Hardy won, st. Joe second. One Dime third.
Time, l "a.
Second race. five-eighths OF q mile-Minnie
won. Vanciuse second, Maggie Lebus
third. Time, :06.
Third race, three-qurters of a mile-Sis
O'Lee won; Ruth second. Getaway third.
Time, 1:1Sl2.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Verge dor won. Van Buren, second Ed Bell
third. Time, :51.
won, Bob Toombs second, Aggie third.
Time ! 90.
Sixth race, fve-eighths of mile-Town-
send won, Cruikshank second, Antoinette
third Tune. 1907
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ANGRY NEGROES.
A Kentucky Town in a State of
Terror.

Terror.
GEORGETOWN, KY, Aug. 29.-This
place is passing through reign of ter
ror. A gang of negroes last night
burned the dwelling house of Judge
Bates, also large tobacco barn and
small cottage. They are incensed be-
cause the mob hanged one of their race
named Frank Dudley day or two ago.
Ex-Speaker Owens, of the state legls-
lature, organized posse to patrol the
streets all night. Murderers Squire
Kendall! and his four boys are strongly
guarded in the county Jail. Great ex-
element prevails, and bloodshed is ex-
pected,
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"THE WORTHLESS
Proposed Scheme to Employ and
Feed Them.

LONDON, Aug. 29.-Mr. Cadman, the
right hand man of Chief
Booth. Of the Salvation Army, is out
with new scheme, II was Cadman,
according to general report, and not
Booth, who was the real author OF the
Darkest Englandr plan Of redeeming
the masses. He proposes to form &
"workless Brigade" made up Of men.
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won. Insolence second, Silver Lake third.
Time, 1:57A.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Lemon Blossom
won, Warren Leland second, Waldo third.
Time. 1:2l.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Ivanhoe won, Tom
Karl second, Fan King third. Time, LISA
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#E or unninr-
Time, 2:14, 2:fs, 2:15, PIG. 2:17i4, 2:19.
- Hl0 sfal-a for IN frOfra~c
TWO SURE THINGS.
Hal Pointer and ROsaIind Wilkes
Win Their Races.

HARTFORD. Aug. 29.-There were
four races at Charter Oak this after
noon. The day was not particularly in
teresting. Two of the races were fore
gone conclusions. Hal Pointer won
one and Rosalind the other, and no one
thought these results would be other
wise. The 2:21 and :27 trots were fair
ly interesting; but in the former the
second favorite won, and a field horse
won in the latter. Summaries:
o-91 class trOttinp n,1rSa - OOO-
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ETHEL IN FRONT.
Mays That Won the >Corrigan
Purses,

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-To-day's races at
Hawthorne track resulted as follows;
First race. five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won
Blase Duke second, Addie third. Time,
1:Q615.
Second race, mile-Justice won, Prince
second. Barney third. Time, 1:52.
Third race, mile and q sixteenth-Ethel
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BEST RACES OFF.
Rain Makes Bad Going at indie
pendence.

INDEPENDENCE, To-, Aug. %. = A
heavy shower last night put the track
in bad shape, and the free-fOr-all trOt
and 2:17 pace were declared off. In the
2:20 pace J H L was played favorite,
but only took one heat. Telegram, who
had laid up for three heats, was the
only one in the fifth and sixth heats.
In the $1,000 stake of 2:30 trOtters Pat
Downing was the talents choice. and
the time that was made on the heavy
track was phenomenal. He won in
straight heats, no other horse touching
hin,
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education has granted certificates to
twenty-one Sisters of Charity to teach
in the free pub lie schools of Texas.
This is new feat ure, and is in accord
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ance with late ruling of the attorney
general that they are entitled to certif-
Gates as long as they do not teach the
doctrines of their church in the school.
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PRINCESS LIMO LED

And Yale 81 H-as Second for the
-zerchants' Stakes.
CINCISNATI. O., Aug. 29.-This was a
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3. 2.2IIa 2.2i- o.2lIa 9.26I

Rocket and Gerald, the double team
owned by William Nicely, of New Ha-
ven, beat their record of 2:30 by half a
second.
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TILLMAN'S SHORTAGE.

train, taking with him the proceeds,
about 81 900.
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Our Black Goods
Silks.

Never in the history of the
Silk business has such value
been shown in Black Silks.
Rich and heavy, soft to the
touch, "A inches wide, a beau
tiful Silk, for only 9Sc yd.
China silk in a full line of shades. great
values at 29c, 33c and soc.
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CLOAKS, SUITS AND FURS
Gl OSEI Y.APPRNANE Tile IDEAL

never been equaled west Of New York Our high
class Wraps must be seen-they cannot be described;
they the creations of Pingat Felix Pasquier and
Pirdoux, the worldfamous quartette Of European de
signers
Squrrelned Cheviot Refer with Electric sleeves $4,000
Fine Bedford Cord Refer with facing S34 90
$1,000
Backed Cloth Refer with dyed facing
Refers Kmer collar and
facing, S23.o 90 TO $500.
Superb Bedford Cord Hip Seam Jackets SIG SO SEQ
Stylish other ine Cloths Si2 SO to S25 90
Our line Of Childrens Gretchens and Misses Cape
Newmarkets and Fur Trimmed Jackets is by all odds
the largest and handsomest ever shown in this city.
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A New Departure.

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 29.-The board of
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FURNITURE.

Everybody knows what he or she wants if she stops
to think but doesn't stop to think every ques
ton that up and want to do a little logical
thinking and set it before you to you perhaps
little trouble, perhaps deal of expense.
In the first place. the department is in the hands of
an expert furniture recognized authority in
every market Enterprise, energy enthusiasm
never wanting in the Glass Block. Ready capital to
command at all times another strong help in getting
the best prices.
AS to the stock, more than 10000 square feet are
given to the display of handsome furniture,
besides the enormous store rooms filed to overowng
If you buy of an nstament house you may not
take advantage of the monthly payment pan but you'll
certainly have to help pay the bad bills of those who do
and who fail to settle their Isn't that reasonable
We don't have to get 80 per cent to 100 per cent profit
on Furniture. We've got dozens Of bustling depart
ments to live on They've got furniture only Got to
get all their expenses and profits out of stock.
Think the matter yourself; it's worth thinking
over and may be the Of saving you handy lit
tie roll of bills
We have stock of beautiful and tasteful Furniture
real PrOr Suit $685. high Chamber
$3.50 $780, but there's little in attempting to temize this
stock; is worth VISIT pretty enough and interesting
for little trouble.
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DRESS GOODS

39c Suitings for 22Ac-
Fancy Tweed Suitings, 38
inches wide, in the new,
rich shot effects. Beautiful
range of colorings, heavy
winter weight, cost to pro-
duce 371Ic yard. As a spe-
cial drive, only 22ac yard.
soc Ladies' Cloth for SO cents.
S1.25 BedfoTds for SSc-Strictly Atwood
Bedford Cords, ~ inches wide, most popu-
lar and stylish goods of the season, all colors
and black, would be cheap at ST. %. Special
drive, only SSc yard.
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Towels, Towels.

The public seems to appreciate our efforts
10 give them value for their money.
Our regular 20c Cheapest in town at that
price, 43X22 Bath Towels. For one day,
C.iy IZI2c each.
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CARPET DEPARTMENT

VEAAk1 u Z O1AA KAAN = w lin =
II
continually place constantly keep
best Wire Tapestries best Body Brussels So yard
We also have the largest of Rugs
good 6Ox30 Smyrna, worth $685. for only SITS.
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Stills lnfirmary.

Little is known By our people
of the great amount of business
that is done daily at Stills mfr
mary, located IN our city, and it
will no doubt, surprise the GRAPH
&c readers when they learn that
100 to 125 patients have been
treated there every day this week.
These patients come from every
point of the compass, some from
as far east as Washington city, to
receive treatment for their all
ments. They arrive and depart
on every train, and the capacity
of the infrmary does not begin to
be sufficient for their accommods-
ton.
Many wonderful cures have
been wrought and patients now
there are loud in their praises of
DR.. Stills power as q healer Of
the afflicted.
Joseph Vansickel, of Shibleys
Point, who was sent home from
Bloomfield to die, is now able
to walk about, and expects to be
able to take hunt in a few days.
Mr.. Rieger, of Milan, who is
afflicted with asthma, has been
treated for few days, and says he
feels like new man.
Mr.. Bird Of Rich hill, No, at
I'll ,ted with hemorrhsge of the
lungs, ia rapidly gaining strength
ana flesh.
Miss Stephens, of Centra!ia,
who had not walked without
the aid of a crutch for five months,
arrived Monday evening, and
after treatment threw aside the
crutch and walked across the
floor. She had been treated at
Centralia for sprained ankle,
when the trouble was dislocated
hip.
FOREST hayuOn, OF columbia,
who had not eaten a good meal in
seven years, has an excellent ap-
petite, and is rapidly gaining
strength.
Mrs. Ringer, of Edna, and
Mrs. Kirkham, of Hannibal,
have improved wonderfully, and
are much elated over the prospect
of speedy and permanent recov-
cry.
We can mention only few of
the cases now being treated but
visitors are always welcome at
the intirmary and may see for
themselves the benefits derived
by suffering humanity.
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kIRKSVILLE MARK ETS.

EGGS-l0c doz cash
BUTTER to 9
FEATHERS-35e
OATS-20 to q
HAY-A0Q to $500
HOGS-S4:50 to 4;95
COWS & HEIFF RS-Fat25 to 81
BEESWAX-19c
TALLOW-21 to SIC
LARD-7to Sc
RYE-40 to SOC
CORN-4O to IS
WHEAT-70
MILK COWS &CALVES-s15 10
S25
ROOsTERS-l.5O pc, doz
MINED FEED 10 per hund.
BRAN-7O per hund
SHORTS-S0 Del hurd.
NEW POTATOES-25 bushel.
SPRING CHICKENS 10c per lb.
CHICKENS
TURKEYS
DUCKS-4c. per 10.
HORSES - Extra draft S110 to
lis: good draft 800 to $40
drivers S75 to S135; streeters SO
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Teachers institute .

The teachers institute opened
Monday in the north ward school
building, with an attendance of
thirty three teachers. This num-
Der has now increased to over
forty, and there are new arrivals
each day. tbs expected that one
hundred will have been enrolled
before the close of the institute.
Prof. Muir, the conductor, who
has devoted twenty years Of his
life to teaching, is the right man
N the right place. The institute
is now thoroughly organized and
doing excellent work.
Prof. Smith, county commits
sioner, has labored earnestly to
arouse an interest among the
teachers of the county, and has
succeeded admirably. The educa-
tional interests of the county have
been infused with new life and
the future is full Of hope and
promise.
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Who am l looking for? I am
looking for G. Borneman, the
merchant tailor. He makes the
most perfect fitting suit in town
and never uses any shoddy mate
rial. His goods are always the
same material as shown by SAM
pie. He buys directly from the
wholesale houses and has no
dealings with peddlers. He is
the man | want to see.
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City Election.

The vote of the city election,
held Tuesday to elect marshal,
is az follows: o. B. Prickett, 2s3;
Stephen Eggert, 149; John Heinz
man, AZ. 0. B. Prickett received
a majority of 62 over the combin-
ed vote OF the other candidates.
The new marshal was commission
ed Wednesday night, and will en-
ter upon his official duties, Satur-
lsy morning.
The election WAS under the Aus
tralian ballot system and all ex-
pressed themselves as being
greatly pleased with the working
of the new law.
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At Cost.

v. Z. Holloway will Withdraw
from the firm of Holloway q Co.,
August l, and we have decided to
sell nearly every line of goods in
stock for the next three weeks at
cost. Northwest corner.
W. r. HOLLOWAY & Co.
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Attention ALI.

Joseph Fowler, merchant tailor,
No. LOT, East Harrison street, has
received the spring report of fash
ions, and the finest line of cloths,
cassimers and vestings ever
brought to this market, which he
will sell cheap for cash. ALI
are requested to call and exam
ne goods.
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III had control of all the Cy-
clones, you wouldn't need to In
sure against them. But l heyn't,
and you would do well to protect
your property. 1t don't cost much,
and is mighty comforting"
81. E. PATTERSON,
"Solil Insurance"
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Sigler Bros, are agents for
Heinz's pickles, and ship tie
goods direct from this firm at Pitts
burg, Pa, thus saving all middle
profits to their customers. Helms
goods are the finest in the world.
Try them.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
copartnership heretofore existing
between 81. G. Glenn and James
Paine, under the firm name of
Glenn & Paine, proprietors of the
Kirksvllle planning mills, has this
day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, James Paine continuing the
business. 81. G.. GLENN,
July 2S, 1891. JAMES PAINE.
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Joseph Fowler, the merchant
tailor, has received his fall goods,
the best ever brought to Kinks
vile. These goods will be made
up in gentlmen's suits and sold at
fair prices. Call at Mr.. Fowler's
shop and examine his stock.
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People can have their eyes test
ed and purchase spectacles of B.
W. Sands at about half what they
will have to pay q travelling opti-
clan, and the spectacles will be the
same. Mr.. Sands is at no extra
expense in doing this, as it is a
part of his regular business, and
can therefore save you q great ex-
pense.
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Horses Wanted.

will be at Graves barn, in
Kirksville. Mo-, on Friday, Aug.
7th, 1891, for one day only to pur-
chase Horses from 4 to 7 years old
and weight HOO and oyer, chunky
build, fat and sound. Bring in
your horses. [ want to buy if you
want to sell. W. Z. HALL.
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The ,Chillicothe Normal Seho

The'Chillicothe Normal School
is the least expensive, largest and
best Institution of the kind in
the state. Its next school year
opens Sept. 1891 with a stronger
faculty than ever. No other
school has 80 thorough Com
mercisl Department and tits the
only school which employs prac
teal stenographer as professor in
that department. For free cata-
loguas, Address ALLEN MOORE,
M. S. Pres. and Prop. Chillicothe,
Mo.
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In order t. make roo-l for our
fall stock, we viii nako clearing
sale 10 clean - Ill remnants and
summer goods. Kou VIII get
special prices until the goods are
all sold. STEER, ROBINSON & Co.
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Settle UP.

All those owing w. r. Holloway
d Go. on account are requested to
call and settle at once az they wish
to close all accounts by August l.
W. r. HOLLOWAY d Co.
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Miss MINNIE CONNER, daughter
of DIR. Jesse Conner, of Minneapo-
lis, left for home, Tuesday morn
ing, after visit of several months
with relatives I'M Kirksville and vi
cinity.
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G. Borneman, the merchant tai
lor has received a complete line OF
samples which, he thinks, is the
finest ever brought to the city, and
desires his regular patrons, and
all others, who wish to get suit
made of first class goods in frs.
class style, to call and SEQ them.
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Sigler Bros. handle California
fruits in unlimited quantities.
They have the agency for a Cali
fornia fruit house, and purchase
their shipments direct, thus saw
ing to their customers the profit
of the middle man.
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Misses Nellie and Maudie Sears
were given very pleasant sur
prise lest Saturday evening, by
their many young friends. On
that day the young ladies reached
the ages of eighteen and fourteen
respectively, and the occasion was
made one of merriment and social
enjoyment. Ice cream and cake
were served, and music and social
games passed the evening most
pleasantly to all
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DIED,

MEDsKER-Near New Baden, after
short illness, July IS, 1891,
Mr.. 81. j. Medsker.
RICE-At. his home in Brashear,
July "a, 1891, Mr.. John Rice,
aged about 50 years. Funeral
tooki aca,lSaturday. Services
were conducted by Rev. P. st.
Clair, of the NJ. Z. church.
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Money to Loan.

Money to loan at 6 per cent.
annual or semi-annual interest
with privilege to pay 500, 5000,
or any multiple thereof at any in
terest payment.
W. 81. CLARK.
Office with 7. ]. Dockery, New
Brick.
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Mr.. 81. G. STEER Of the firm of
Steer, Robinson g. Co, Of Kinks
vile and Trenton, accompanied by
Miss Nina Robinson, left for
Loudoun county, Va, Tuesday
morning.
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For Sale.

A furniture and undertaking es-
adjustment, or will exchange for
improved farm. Reason for SELL
ing, poor health. Inquire at
GRAPHIC office.
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For Sale.

Two thorough bred chester
white brood sows. Own uncle OF
these sows I sold and when killed
weighed S35 pounds. If sows are
taken inside of ten days, can be
had for $3.50 each.
A. /. DoNEGHY.
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hingkoro Iri. the noted Japan
ese traveller, will lecture at the
Opera House, this { friday even
ing. The lecture will be graphic
ally illustrated with more than
fifty views taken from nature,
magnified and illuminated by the
stereopticon. You can not afford
to miss it. Admission Csc for
adults and 10c for children.
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For SALE-A stock of millinery
and racket goods. Or will trade for
property in Kiksyille. Address
GRAPHIC Office.
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W. E. Greene g. Co. is the only
firm in Kirksville using American
tin. This firm handles American
tin exclusively.
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Crayon and India Ink portraits.
any size, made from life, or old
pictures. at G. W. Tull's Photo
Gallery. 6m n15.
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Don't forget when in town to 60
to the Reliance Cash Grocery for
some of that cheap coal oil, and
remember they keep nice line of
choice fresh groceries. Also, they
will pay cash for your butter, eggs
chickens etc. NICHOLS, Mgn.
31S Mcpherson st.
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Wall paper, oils, paints and a
large line of window shades, at the
Pansy drug store, first door east
of postoffce.
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For Rent.

A good house of seven rooms,
and summer kitchen, west of the
Normal grounds. Apply at Graph
ic office.
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Farmers the place to get your
horses fed is at the popular stable
of I. E. Graves, one block south
of the square.
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To save your harvesters and
mowers you should use good lu-
bricators. Fout keeps all the
best lubricators in stock.
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NICHOLS, Agent

Ice cream in half gallon or gal
Ion packages, delivered to any part
of the city by Fl. A. Butler.
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FoR SALE--S0 acres of land two
miles from town and two span of good mares,
about halfth land Ia cleared and in cuit iva-
ton, the remainder is covered with fiue
growth OF young timber snd will furnish
enough wood to pay.for he land; apply at
Graphic office.
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Plastico viii not rub off the
walls and soil everything it comes
IN contact with. Use it for kalso-
mining. For sale cheap by W. G..
Fout.
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The Psnsy drug store isthe
place to buy your machine oils 70
haIvesters and mowers.
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Few barrels of Patterson's pure
vinegar left yet. Kirksville and
Hannibal flour constantly on hand
cheap as the cheapest at
EVANS & So's.N
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Don't fail to leave your orders
for fancy cake at 81. A. Buffers.
Large cakes q specially.
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New invoice Of violin and quit
ar strings just received by A
butcher, ieWeler, south side.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-07-31

Leave orders for Raspberries
with 81. E. Patterson, south room
of the First National bank build
ing. Have q nice lot of the large
Purple Shatfer this year; just now
beginning to ripen.
PATTERSON FRUIT FARM.