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Arizona republican., 1891-06-27

gray in its differ ent shades for dresses, as it is one of those col ors becoming to all complexions, with the simple difference of col ors of accessories.
 For instance, a pure bl on d @ wears pink or green with gray, a brunette wears crimson, corn col or or black. and for all black or white lace or su- rah garn nit would be @ suit able ad dition. Gray is elegant and refined when trimmed wi t h white or silver,
Arizona republican., 1891-06-27
FOOD FOR THE CHILDREN
A SENSIBLE ARTICLE BY LUCY N.
 HALL, M. 0.

"A Tup of Toffee and Yum Mint Pie" the Restaurant Lunch of One Young .ter Whose Mother Should Have Known Better-other IndiscretIons. Copyright, 1891, by American Press Associa-
 tion1
Arizona republican., 1891-06-27

FRIEND said to me not long since:
 "This afternoon,
 while 1 was talk ing an ice at a restaurant, a we'll d res ed, intelli- gent looking wo- man came in, &C., comparied by a pale, pc evish
Arizona republican., 1891-06-27
OUR GRAND OFFER

Do You Want 6 Home In the Beautiful City of Phoenix? If so Read this Advertisement. Special Grand Offer OfLots in
Arizona republican., 1891-06-27
CHURCHILL
 ADDITION

200 Large Lots. $2O Cash, balance $lOper month. Offer on Easy Terms Ever Made in Phoenix. Secure a Choice Location at Once upon these terms. This Is destined to he The Choicest Residence Property in and around Phoenix. Call and see for yourself And be convinced If you want 8 Vineyard Or a tract in the Great Orange Belt of the Salt River Valley call and see us And we will show you Some Splendid Bargains, so acres of Improved Land Only a Mile from the street oars At a Sacrifice.
 Anyiuiornation regarding lands In the Salt River Valley will be cheeffully given by calling on or addressing
 HUSON& TOMPKINS
 Cor. Cortez and Washington streets,
 Phoenix, Arizona. Box 83
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Women anu Baseball

We are always glad to chroas-
Gle a new idea, especially when
it Is possessed Of such great merit
as that which is now presented to
Us in the August number of Dem
.orests Family Magazine, which
has just arrived. One Of tue lead
ing articles is q game Of baseball
all played out on paper by means
.of finely executed Illustrations
with explicit descriptions of each
move. Those who have attempted
to explain the game Of baseball
to sister, wife, or wife-to-be,
know what an almost hopeIe ss
task it was. Now here is the
whole thing done for you, and so
cleverlY and clearly that after read
| ing tia woman will be as anxious
rs any one Of the other sex 10 see
E match, and she Will never again
. say, well Whist is there in base
ball anyhow" The article viii
isaye you hours OF explanation, and
shows she enterprise of TINS pro-
gressive Magazine, which strives
to give the public INST what they
want. This August number e
! certain Y very attractive. = Hap
ipy Day at Cairo with It's beau
tifUi illustrations, gives O splar-
did idea Of nome life in Egypt,
Summers Bird is one Of Olive
Ihorne lIiiter's charming papere
"Ihe Game Of Lawn Crooketra
describes the new pastIme that Is
almost Us fascinating as tennis;
there are absorbing stories and
beautiful poems; all the numer-
/ Gus departments are overaowing
with good and seasonGble things
land in addition there are over
two hundred fine illustrations, IN
Guiding beautiful water color
of Swallows. It IS published
/ by w. JENNINGS DEMoREsT, st -
East 18th st. New York. Price
I 20 cents<or y per year Amy OF
/ our local newsdeaters viii be glad
to supply It.
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Give your boy & chance to 10
some business for You Let him IN
derstand the particulars ana then
send him off to conduct The bar
gain and see what kind Of q trade
he can make. When made carry
out the terms Of his bargain with
out fault finding or sneering no
matter IL you could-Laye done bet
ter yourself Get MIN started GA
TIE road to bualness-he must
walk before he can run. Lol
can't make up in manhood for
mistakes u early training.
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Tic Rev. L. Foster Stone, of

Ohio, is lecturing on temperance
at the Presbyterian church. The
lectures viii continue through 1ha
week at 5 o'clock each evening
/ with lecture at 3 o'clock 5un6ay
afternoon. All ere invited.
The county court deserves a
vote Of thanks fer odering fenoe
placed around the city park 1t
should now be graded up when
| ITS appearance would be On te
/ presontsble. Let q move be male
in that direction without further
delay
Attention is called to the al
gertisement Of DR.. Ignatz Never,
The celebrated opticien Of Quincy,
which appears in this GRAPHIC.
He can remain only three days.
and persons with detective eye
sight or needing glasses, should
not fail to see him.
Rev. j. w. Huston, NJ. j. B. D.
President of the Missouri Wesley
an Institute, viii preach next
Sunday morning and evening, in
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev, Huston is one Of the rising
ministers Of the Missouri confer
euce. The public invited to hear
him.
Mrs. z. E. Powers, wife off L.
Powers, and daughter of our fel-
low townsmau, Mr.. j. c. Thatcher,
died st her home in Prescott, Ar
kansas, Wednesday morning, July
% Mr.. Powers was q former
business man Of KirksTille, and
for several years was the senior
member Of the firm Of Powers 4
Ja leson, druggists
ne town council has decided 10
r adami2e MCPHERSON street
| the Wabash depot east to
rison street, and Harrison
ISL At from Mcpherson street,
no b, 70 the 0. +. depot. This is
Ia we in the right direction, and
r. re glad to note this contem-
r d and much needed I'M
.p ement
w and valuable Improvements
Die been in progress TT the Saw
irc Bank Tor several days, and
VIII 4 the work IS completed the
I'M Tor VIII compare with the
ban S Of large cites. The wooden
f0o has been taken out, and in its
sfoa is ore Of thing, beautifully
var gated. Tho fixtures are o
ant 1e oak, plate glass and mar-
biz. he whole presenting a neat.
eleg mt and commodious place for
the transaction Of business, boil
fer patrons and proprietors of
Tie Institution. The new I'M
provements are worthy Of congrat-
ulatiol
EirEs7iile is to have new bank
AID it Is proposed to have the IN
stltution in operation by the FIRST
OF September. The principal
mover n the enterprise is Mr.. 2.
c. Mills, formerly d merchant of
g III .a-r. D--.. l,- No. wa
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DIED

Wo AT the family residence
MilIerd on the 18th inst.
after bat 2 short illness,
'e L. second daughter of
and Mrs, Geo. w. Wood,
re- lsix years, one month and
fl days.
T. lie Alice was d very patient
and emily disposed child, and
her 6 reat presence viii be sadly
miss | in her family and Sunday
scho n both Of which she was p
ligh. md Joy.
In MS time Of their sore bereav-
ment may her parents be able re
signe lly to say to the Lord, in tie
language OF the poet
Its r0eI weep, out taou mast smiled.
sale IN lhr arms faith sees my child;
tfee 30 thee, my loved retreat
-As-l med .ta.iuu shall be meet.
Suffer the little children 10
come unto me II.
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For Rent.
i good house Of seven rooms,
and summer kitchen, west OF the
Norma! grounds. Apply at Graph
ic office.
Largest Male in the World.

Marshall is moi only the most
extensive mule market in The
state outside of ST Louis. bat mas
furnished the largest representa-
tive OF the long-eared tribe to be
found IN the state, and possibly n
world. The mule aas been ia inc
possession OF Marion Sparks over
three years. hen q sucking
colt the animal measured 10 hands
and an inch it is now -four years
old and measures 10 hands Gr.
Sparks sold e hall interest ;n gae
animal to james Carpenter lor
%50Q lAr. Carpenter wliI place
The mule OF exhibition CT various
points, beginning here next Satur-
day. -MaraLgl News.
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Mrs. Fred Dorm, who came here
with her husband, Mr.. Fred Dom,
from Butler. several weeks ago to
be treated by Dr.. Still, was quite
sick for two or three days this
week. She is now much better,
and the health of both Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorm has greatly improved
since they came 10 hirksyille.
They are excellent people and
Their is a probability that they
will permanently locate in Kinks
Vile.
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--7-'-s-s.--7s------ l'-7-a------7-------s-
GRAPHICS.

John Shaver Is nc" oehi; BE-
counter of J. i. Owen N C.
Ed. J. J. Mcintosh will PIE
at the Primrose school house NIX.
Sunday at II a. m.
Read Whitacie & Co.'S Ad. Il
contains something Of interest
for every one in the county.
Shibleys Point has turneioa.
two bankers, and claims to have
the material for several moro.
Stephen Hall has been appoint
ed city engineer, and Is now busy
fixing grades for streets and side
walks.
The Pennsylvania coal company
has put one Of the latest improved
ventilating fans in the shaft at
Danforth.
Geo. England has become a very
prominent dealer in real estate
this summer, and his deals have
all been quite profitable.
S. Goodson has one of the finest
gardens we have ever seen, and we
DO not believe his cabbage patch
can be beaten in the state.
W. E. Green, Joseph Baum, ".
A. Mcclellan, =. T. Henry and
NJ. L. Hensley are Just completing
fine residences.
Boring for coal, west OF town, is
progressing nicely. The drill is
now down fifty feet, and has gone
the entire distance through solid
lime stone.
The rain of Wednesday was a
great help to the growing corn.
Two more good rains at the right
time, aud heavy corn cropis as
sured.
A large number of Kirksville
people were picnicing at Collett' s
grove on the Charlton, Tuesday.
A splendid time is reported by
the picnicers.
Friday afternoon the little SIX
year old son of John Cupp, was
thrown from a horse while riding
home from the field, and had his
left arm broken.
4 post and chain fence is being
erected about the city park. The
work is under the supervision of
Robt Clark, and will afford the
protection to the grounds so long
needed.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Smith died We1~asdas
ternoon at half p t5 o.
funeral took place from the fan
residence Thursday morning,
10 o'clock.
Mr.. S. NJ. Pickinr laz eraini
his residence in The soe il Da
town, built fine barn, and othe
wise improved his homo, all q.
which adds greatly to lis appcoa-
ance and comfort.
Three houses in Kirksvillt
have been rooted with America
tin. Two of them are the fin.
residences Of W. E. Greene an
Joseph Baum. w. E. Green &
CO., did the work.
a large crowd attended the has
ket meeting at Sloans Point, Sun
day. After the morning service
eleven persons were baptized by
immersion and two by sprinklinG
Rev. Campbell conducted the ser
vices.
Ivie d Barnard have sold 0,00t
pressed brick to Mr.. McNulty o
Lancaster, who is building fin,
business house. They fired new
kiln this week, and are finding
ready sale for all the brick the,
can manufacture.
On account of the cool weather
and the heavy crop, hay has no
cured rapidly and haying hai
been somewhat retarded thereby
Good progress has been made
however, and another week vii
find the largest hay crop eve
grown in Adair county, nil Il
stack.
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BONN
KrIM-To the wife Of H S. Keim,

hEI2i-To the vile Of 4 S. Keim,
Tuesday, July q, daughter
WATsoN-To the wife OF Geo.
Watson, Monday, July 20, a son,
weight lt5 pounds
.HAILADAy-To the wife Of r. S.
Halliday, Friday, July II, a son,
weight 10 pounds.
Isl TO the wife of ". H.
th, Saturday, July IL. q son,
ight p pounds,
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Go to Smith &
Dunkins for machine
oils.
Attention ALL

Joseph Fowler, merchant tailor,
No l17 East Harrison street, has
received the spring report Of fash
ions, and the finest line OF cloths,
eassimers AMI vestines ever
brought to this market, which ne
will sell cheap for cash All
are requested to cell and exam
lie goods.
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For 'ow estimates On buills.r
hardware. see Cole and Dazrow.
Steer, Robinson d Co. are clos
ing out their straw hats ii cost
Go to IcEeehan Bros. for the
best grades Of machine oils.
J. NJ. Long is still selling go-
eer]es caeaP es ever
McEeahan Bros. are de.ala.in-
ed to have The trade IA lu1ricatiug
oils. Call and get prices.
Masurys paints, 49, pounds 70
the gallon, 8 the very best For
sale by W. &. Font
Leave your orders at Il A.
Buffers, first door south Of Grsph-
&c Office, for Ice Cream.
To save your harveste1s and
mowers you should rsa good u
bricators 1ogt keeps al the
best lubrica:or5 in stock.
Ut ry a Loaf Of si511s and
Cream Breed Z 4. Buaer's
Bakery. Llrs. G92r south Of
4
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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 continents suits and sold at
fair prices. Call at Mr.. Fowler S
shop and examine his stock.
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special Prices.

In order to make room for our
fell stock, We VIII make clearing
sale to clean up Ell remnants and
summer goods. Iou viii get
special prices until the goods are
ali sold. STEER, ROBINSON u Co.
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Ton SAl4E-A stock Of millinery
end racket goods. Or viii trade for
property in Kiksyille. address
GRAPHIC Office.
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PERSONAL

! "tAo AZ All hNf nc ~ ENeLtSNol
MISS Nora WrLKrs and mother
are yislting relatives at Roger, No
GEORGE end ". 7. N1rcr. Of
Pure Air we're in KirksvilIe, Sat-
ardsy
Dir. ELAEa ENGLISH, OF Macon,
was in kirksville, Tuesday, On
business.
Mrs, j, Z. PRATT, of SALISBURY,
Mo, is visiting her parents in this
city.
MRs. N. c. RINEHAEr returned
Friday evening, from a visit in
Knox county.
MRs. Ben OcuELTRrE, of janet
son, visited her mother, Mrs. Gar
trell, this week.
Mr., and Mrs. }. II. Holton
spent Sunday with friends IN Put
nam county.
Mrs. RHoDA Wing, of Clayton,
ILL.,, IS visiting the family of FL. FL.
Curry, near town.
Mr. S. S. LYON has accepted a
position in the store OF Weaver
Bros. d Bailey.
MISS CARRIE LEE left Saturday
morning for Lincoln, Neb. to
visit relatives
fNTrs Ec5ER-, Of Brasheal,
vas ii tnu 40 Of thre, days the
forenar Of the week.
M srr1 returned,
~ ram a week 5
vis with Atlanta frien dis.
WV row--. ,.,t,,~ro5 r-..4,,
from short visit with his sister
at jsHail, > nth Dakota.
.-,,.- oe,,.,..,,- .,,,oot,
oIa tho Cb,;s.;on -, -. ri - 49,
Sunday, morning and evening,
Nh. il MARTIN Of Macon
visited his brother. DR.. ], W Mar
TN. from GLo1aay uutii Tuasday
morning
1Tne g. H. tusfin md children
Of Trenton ~, +l,e q,las4e Of tba
family o. T. BrenTcman Hotel
lid. LILY, q Canton, spent.
IhGrsday and Friday O. last week.
III hlrksyllie, tho guest Of james
zs.. ,,..-l, ,T
,a a., l :. - ~ ~ NJ ~ 1H R
%7 $50 'lLo 49, y. l,S, III a. I y, In
Gny LII ISa-', tnol''"S "H'-t v eoiie7-
-, MSS CLAeDIL DEhh' Oh Ia
Ilata' Is VISITING me family OF a
Dotc9eI' ana othef hlrkSYlhe
lfiehds 'hl9 week
n. and AR8. ho8EET BERG
MAN, ana daughter, Mrs. Snow
bargel, all o. Queen City, were II
kirksyl,ie Tuesday,
1TTssrs NOR, and JFssrr Pez,-
of SbeIbvyilIe visited tue fanlIy
81 o. thelr uncle, l. /; l. Graves, from
saturday uh5i tuesday
Mn r r-n, 7.,..,,4o,,
,.,+lr ,, y bo,lo II T,,oe ~ 800
80 t.,i ile ~, IT, J tosG s IT,
49, NJ a. ~@y NJ ,t0if II w" II US pa
1'' = ''''-' - . - = ~
L. VI. A1YsLEY. who has been
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For Sale.

Good house of SIX rooms. il
first class condition, convenient 10
public square. Address GRAPHIC.
Office.
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Sigler Bros. he5'e had erected III
their establishment, 1eat and
commodious Office FOR the use Of
the cashier aud book keeper.
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New invoice Of violin and quit
ar strings Just received by A
butcher, jeWeIer, south side.
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Steer, Robinson d Co., are
making low prices on summer
goods 10 close out
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II you want 3 durable paint, call
for Aasurys. Best In the market.
v G. Tout keeps t.
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MARRIED.

PBICEETT-TowNsEED-Att The res
idenee Of She officiating minis
ter, Rev. DI. II Bradley, July
is, Mr.. 0. 3. Prickett and Miss
Emma Townsend.
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Az SIMMER goods must go re-
gard-ass of cos, Gt Steer, Robin
son Il Co.'S.
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Col. Kiunear cot letter the
forepart Of TINS week from Mrs.
Klnnear, who has been visiting ut
Havana, H., since the first of
June. The letter stated that Mr..
Kinncar would better have the
butter man bring in q fresh supply
of butter the latter part of this
week He takee the suggestion as
HINT that she IS coming home,
and rejoices exceedingly as he
has become very tired of leading a
widower S life.
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Look out for Cole d barrow
when they get into their new
building on the northwest corner.
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Lost

On NineYeh road between
kirksyilIe and Nineyeh, Friday
aftsrnoon, July II, 2 Jady's lace
hat. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving ct store of Steer. Robinson
d Co. 2t
Few barrels of Patterson s p1re
vinegar left yet. hrksyilIe and
Hannibal flour constantly or haad
cheap as the cheapest at
EVANS q ScN's.
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The Pansy drug store isther
place to buy your machine oils TO
haTyesters and mowers.
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Z. Q. & K. c. LINE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
| hereby announce myself rs n
candidate for the office of CITY
Marshal. Respectfully,
Q. 3. PRICKETT.

Having been invited by num-
Der of friends ana voters to be-
come candidate for City Mar
shal, pending the election July q,
1891, | hereby accept the invita-
ton, and solicit the hearty sup
port of the vote s of RI
Respec Iliy.
STEPHEN /. EGGTu
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Don't give . young horse q
chance TO run sway; for If lie runs
away once he Is apt 70 ,Uu again
at The slightest csase.
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A FRESH supply Of all kinds of
Connections at L. a. Buffers,
hrst door south OF Graphic office.
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Plaslco viii not rub off the
wallis and soil everything il cones
in contact With. Use it Tor kalso-
mining FOR sale cheap by W. G..
f0u,
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Settle

All those owing ". Il. Holloway
c. 20. on account are requested to
call and settle at once % they wish
to close I'll accounts by August l.
IT. r. HGILCwAF & Co.
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Cole Il Greene have 8 full lin
Of undertaken 5 goods.
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WASIgD-Io borrow $3.50 at S
pe cent. Apply at GRAPHIC
office,
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1GG,001 pounds Of poultry md
100000 Of butter wanted for which
we will pay the highest market
price in cash.
PIERCE Il HoLBBooE
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! fresh supply Of all kinds of
Connections at Il. A. Buffers.
tlrss door south ofGraphIe. office
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u. Greene & Go. is the only
firm IN KlrksTilla using american
tn his liTm handles American
tn exclusively.
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Craron and indie Ink portraits,
any size, made rom life, or old
pictures. ut G }Y. TulPs Photo
Gallery. cm mis-.
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Machine oil OF all
grades 81 Smith &
clfT} Zi3 S

Leave orders for Raspberries
With II. Z. Patterson, south room
Of tine First National bank build
ing. Have a nice lot Of the large
Purple ohatfer this year; lust now
beginning to r.pen
PATTERSON FRUIT FARM.
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1cKaehsn Bros. have p grant
Old walk IN from OF lbair drug
store.
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take pleasure in saying that /
regard DR.. Ignatz Mayer as q skill
ful optlcian. BE adjusted glasses
to my eyes that are perfectly suit
ed to their abnormal condition.
The doctor ]s located in Quincy
and ENJOYS lucrative practice
here, and ] car eheerfgi.y recon-
mend aIn t. my Airksvliie
riefnds. T. a. GROVE. i. D.
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Steer, Robinson d Co ore clos
ing out their strGw hats Il cost.
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For 'ow estimates on buiIJs.rl
hardware. see Cole and Darrow.
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As soon rs man quits work ,
td e j begins 70 &. TX w.'h him.
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Go to IcKeehen Bros. for the
best grades Of machine oils.
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Office Hours ga. IN to p II
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Masury's paints, 49, pounds 70
the gallon, 8 the very best Tor
sale by ". &. Font.
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McAeehGn Bros. ere de,al1ln-
ed to have The trade IA luaricatiug
oils. Call and get prices
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J. VI. Long is still selling go-
eerles ceeeP rs ever
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Leave your orders at II A.
Buffers, first door south Of Greph-
&c Office, for Ice Cream.
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Quincy, Ill5., June I6.
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COEsCLTATIO2v FREE.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-07-24

To save yopr hervesteIs and
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-07-24

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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-07-24
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