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DRAMATIC REALISM.
A Thri,ling Play in Preparation at San
Francisco. M

A Thrl,llng Play in Preparation at Sas
francisco.
Some modern dramatic writer's seem :,
have great difficulty in disgusting thei
characters 80 as to complete the plot, say
the San Francisco Chronicle. This is very
strange, as any observant person who ha'
lived in q modern boardlng-house mus
have been struck by the difficulty of identi
fyinp the female guests at various hours o!
the day. The discrepancy in the makeup
of the female boarder at mine a. IN. and
dinner hour ia 80 startling that the observer
cannot fail to be impressed by the truth o.
the proverb. "It's a wise husband ina
knows his own wife,
One Of our talented local playwrights il
said to be touching up this phase of sociaI
life in q thrilling domestic drama. Ihe
hero is a Young banker who WEEDS the lovely
daughter Of a wealthy Potrero chicken
butcher, after the usual romantic preilmi
nari,s with matinee tickets, Cliff house
and Ice cream embellishments. just as the
wedding supper ends the bridegroom is I'M
a~voidably called away to act AZ referee at q
North Beach prize fight, and Ia detained III
the ring until long after daybrsak. Hastily
boiling three doughnuts and a schooner OF
buttermilk CRED after his weary vigil he
rushes on the stage (c) and finds his lovely
wife reading the latest book OF Edgar
Saltus. .
Bridegroom (astonished)-Great heavens!
What is itp
Brido-Oh, George. it's your darling;
don't you know me, petite. Have You q
jag on, swestRess?
bridegroom (sullsnly)-Who are you,
madam, and what are you doing in my
bedY"
Bride (rapturously)-Your owl little
dove of a wife. Who else should be? oh,
George, YOU must be loaded. DROPS . tear
on the edge of her magnificently ambroi-
dcrcd whxt-d'ye-call.i it, and uses the lace
bedspread as a handkerchief.)
Bridegroom (~swallowinR a cigarette in
his Observation-Disclosures. You are
my wife! Hang that cigarette, it sticks on
my loft lung.Y on say you're my wife! Lot
me look at you. (E1amines her at close
rangs.) Yes, there's some resemblance,
but where's your bangs?
Bride-Oh. they're over on the mantel.
darling. I'll stick them on for breakfast.
Rridegroom-And your complexion that
paled the rose, and gave the lily the laun-
dice. Where, oh where is it?"
Bride-In those sixteen bottles on the
bureau, love, but it amt tho proper caper
before dinner
Bridsgroom-And those lovely eyebrows,
arched 40 the dome of heaven2.
Bride-Oh, I'll touch them up all right
for lunch.
] gazed upon it?
Bride (wildly )-Grea heavens! George
you're sitting on them. Get up, or you'll
have them as fat as a pancake.
Bridegroom (after several moments Of
deep and silent thought)-And so you are
my own true and loving little vito? IN
Bride (trustfully)-Yes. my angel; I'm all
that's left of her after l get my togs of. SO
come and kiss me. Who won thu scrap?
TCurtRin.
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Money on call easy; closed offered at ga; prime
mercantile paper, 5@6h; sterling exchange
steady; tJ-day bills 81 soy; demand "a. 831a.
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CHICAGO, Nov. Il. -Cattle-Receipts. 5000;
slow, steady; natives 81. no tirst-class
natives on the market; Texans, $2.1o@2.65.
logs Receipts, $4,000: active; opened strong;
Of osed steady: rough and common. s3.6Ou3.T 70,
mixed and packers, s3,s5M4V0; prime heavy
and butchers weights, S4.05@4.1i; regulation
light, s.. 75@lSo: pigs. 50. 3Oa3 60.
sheepoReceipts 1000, dull, steady; native
ewes. S2.0Of1425; mixed, S440@4. so; wethers,
si,bOd5 %; Texans, Sings 60; western, S. 50
04.5U.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Nov. 1i.-Closed -W~heat-Steady:
cash. eShc; December, 9i1ac: May, Sl.0lA@
l .Ol@S.
,Corn-firm, cash. sic; December, 45945asc;
May, 42aac.
Oats-Steady: cash 813sc: May, 321sc.
BARLEY Nominal, $50.
P~ork-Firm; cash, S 975@a.sO; January.
S11.57H.
Lard-Eirn; cash, So. 25a6. 80; January, &c.
ShoulGers-$5 O)M5. 12Lz.
Short clear-$6.2 logs 30.
Short ribs So. S5I6.25
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Of the snake was black and the other half
spotted. went with them to see the mon
ater, and when We got there q b~iacksnnke
flesnake about " and ons-half feet long.
The RATHER was rafting with all his might.
while his colored brother WAS swallowing
with all his power. We left them and went
back in about an hour, and both were dead.
-(]lifton (Ienn,) Times.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CUT TIN.
~ Der. In accordance with the provisions, Of
section s, rules and regulations prescribed BY tbs
honorable secretary of the interior. May s. 1891. !,
the undersigned, hereby give notice that, at the
expiration Of twenty-one days from the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice | will make written appiica.
authority to cut and remove all the merchantable
timber. consisting of pine and fir. on the follow
Beginning at the mouth of Spring creek, e
tributary Of the north fork of the Musselshell
river). and on section Ii, township 8 north. ran. g
10 east. running north six miles. thence west si1
miles to the mouth of the Checkerboard creek,
also a tributary of the north forx OF the Mussel.
shell river, thence sou,h five miles to the head q
Cooper creek, also q tributary Of the north fork
of the Mnsselshell, thence east five miles to the
point of starting. The most Of said land being
unsurveyed land, but q small part, lying in town
ship 9 north, range 10 east; and the rest lying in
what would be township 10 north. range 10 east.
Said land being mountainous and not tit for agri.
culture, and contains about $500, 1000 five hundred
thousand feet of timber. -
MRS. Il. M. WOODWARD.
SWEET Il Boom. Attorneys for Applicant,
White Sulphur Springs. Mont.
First publication Nov. 10. 1891. n
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS

ElOCh
NEW YoRv. Nov. Is. silver, $3.50.
The stock market opened slightly higher,
strong. There we're slight advances of the whole
list during the day and the close was firm
at small fractional advances over opening
prices. - u
Goyernments-Steady. Il.
Petroleum-Closed $3.50.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE ANNUAL
~ meeting of the stockholders of the Humboldt
CONSOLIDATED mining company will be held at
the ofhca OF the company in Helena, Nov. Is,
1871, at two p. M. NJ. Nj. HOTTER,
Helena Nov. I, 1891.
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New Dodge for a Drink.

New Dodge for = Drink.
An elegantly attired stranger walked into
q Woodward avenue saloon yesterday after
noon, says the Detroit Tribune. and asked
leave to use the telephone
"Certainly," said the polite bartender.
The visitor walked to the phone. rang the
bell, and, probably without waiting for an
answer, gave a number.
us that Mr.. BIS residence!' asked he,
giving the name Of u very prominent and
worthy citizen OF Detroit.
rs MIR. B.. there?"
"Wsll, when he comes will you please tell
him that l can't come up to dinner tonight?
This is Mr.. Hendrickson." .-.
Yes; Oliver Hendrickson."
II am sorry too, but a business engage
ment makes it imrossible. l will call to-
morrow. Good-by."
He stepped away from the instrument,
thanked the bartender, and said:
Give me a ~gin-fizz, please"
He swallowed the drink, ordered an i'm
! ported Cigar, lit it. and then discovered that
he had n o change. Looked embarrassed,
and then gave his name again, "Oliver
Hendrickson. I'll be in tomorrow and fix
it," he said.
The barkeeper didn't kick at all-the tele-
phone conversation had fixed it. But Mr..
Hendrickson hasn't 'come inn yet, nor has
he fixed it," The dlink-mixer doesn't re-
member the telephone tumber that the fell
10 " used, but he is sure it wasn't the num-
Der of the prominent citizens call.
Selections can now be made at The Rec Hive
fAr In arf} fTha rn mi - will Nncnrvn
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ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.
An Interesting Phenomsn0n That VII
Take Place In Helena To-Day.

An Interesting Phenomenon That VIII
Take Place In Helena To-Day.
The total eclipse Of the moon which
takes place to-day, will be visible general,
throughout North and South America, Eu-
rope, Asia and AfrioN. In the eastern and
central parts OF tho United States the whole
of the eclipse will be visible. In tho west
ern parts the moon will rise collapsed. The
| following are the elements of the eclipse al
! given in the American E~phoMcris;
Greenwich mean time OF conjunction III
| right ascension, Nov. 10, 12n, OS m, 44.SS.
Suns II. A. 15h. 2Sm. b4.99s. Hourly mo-
ton TO- 9s.
motion lm. AS. los.
SUMS decl. lsdeg. s7m. 4l.ls. 8. Hourly
Moons decl. 1sdeg. o1m, 05.5s. II. Hourly
motion 12m. 23.6 > II.
SUMS equa. no. parallax 81. Suns true
semi-diam. 16 1913.
Moons equa. parallax @O3.2. Moons
true semi-diam. 16 Pill.
Times of the phases Greenwich mean
time):
Moon enters rennmbra Nov. E........ %. aa.om.
Moon enters shadow ...l 0h. S9.um.
Total eclipse esglns...............,! IN scum.
Mludie OF the eclipse. la,. ieoln'
Total eclipse ends. ................. Ash. gO.lm.
Moon leaves shadow. ............. .lih, 0S.om.
Moon leaves penunbra .........-...I ION. u&oHi.
To obtain the standard time of these
phases for any given place, says the Side
real Messenger, substract the longitude OF
the meridian which is employed "a a stand
ard for time at that place. Thus, for a
place using eastern time, substract Oh; for
one using central time, Gh., etc., western
time, III. On the western coast the
moon will be a little below the eastern
horizon at Al. 35m. central time, when it
begins to enter the dark part Of the earth's
shadow.
During the elipse the moon will occ ult a
number of faint stars. Ordinarily the
brightness of the moons light effectually
prevents us from seeing occulations Of stars
than the seventh magnitude. but
4 total eclipse the ruddy light Ia SO
mild that much fainter stars can be OBJ
as they pass behind the moons limb.
Ali observations of the ocoultations of such
are of value rs data for determining
The diameter of the moor and for deciding
he question of the lunar atmosphere. The
points to be noted are the exact times OF
and reappe.rance of the
tar, and any change in the physical ap-
,sarance of the star as it approaches or re-
'edss from the edge of the DOR The OBJ
Isrver must determine accurately the error
If his timepiece, and the latitude and Ion
of the place of observation.
!
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4 SbEo@ MEM NoTlCE-UIFlCE OF The
a. Cascade Land company, room J., Power
building, Helena, Montans, October IS, 1891 =
meeting Of tho trustees of the Cascade and
company held on the 18th day Of October. 1891.
an assessment Of ten uU) cents per share was
Land comp ny, payable On the $Gth day Ut No
vember, 1891, to u, Brown, secretary of said
company, a. the company's Office, room No. /
Amy STOCK. upon which assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 3ist day of december, 1891, shall
tised tor sale, at prhlic auction. and, unlees
payment shall DO msds before. will be sold on
the LIST day OF kebrnary, 1889, to pay delinquent
and expense OF Ea!e.
b. BROWN SECRETARY.
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NOTICE TO Co-owNERs-HELENA, LEWIS

NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS-HELENA, LEWIS
n, a Hms Clarke county, Montana. Nov. 7, 1891.
10 Glis Nlbly, or to whom it may concern:
1ou are hereby, notified that ] have expended ono
thousand nine hundred (Sl. 800, dollars, III labor
No. 3 West, and the east fifty feet of No. 4 West,
on the Meintyre lode in Owyhee mining district,
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, (said parcels
&C" and on the west by 3s "D", United States
patents on said Mcintyre lode. in order to hold
1894, revised statutes of tho United States. beinr
the amount required to hold the same for the
years. 1913, 1874. 1875. 1875. 1877. 1875, 1879, 1880,
1880. 1891,
And If within ninety days after this notice by
publication. you fail or refuse to contribute your
your interest in said claim will DO the property
of the subscriber under section 1924.
JACOB SCHAFLR
Date of first publication Nov, Z, 1891.
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Selections can now be made at The Rec Hive
for holiday goods. The propristors will reserve
goods until Xmas. in all cases where a suitable
deposit has been made on goods selected. Sc
Iect now and avoid the rush.
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A~DvERrIsnD tKfrnns.

Letters to tho following addresses remain mn
called for At this o6lce;
"Roy," Salesman" ssC,E d. VI. m IA.
10" VI ady Eteno." IA H." M" ~. c."
M. "a"
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EOR $3.50 FOR AGOOD RESIDENCE
down payment required from purchaser who
builds ON the lot; three years time will be given
for payment of lot. Matheson u Co.. Denver
Block.
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TOR sALE-$2.OO0 FOR NEW DWELLING IN
= Easterly addition, eight rooms, pantry,
celient lot: only 500 down, $50 per month.
Matheson & Co., Denver Block.
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1 frame house, q corner on Warren street;
$6,5OO, 75x15O feet, Broom stone house on Madi-
son avenue; $500, 40xl1s feet, Groom frame
house, corner, on Chaucer street; $500, 40x1l3
feet, s-room frame house on Chaucer street. +.
Il Erench r. ca.
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E'UR SALE-NICE 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
i on Eleventh avenue near Rodney. Steele q
Clements.
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EOR ~sAl.E-$2.s0 800, 5ox140 FEET. 5-IOoM
L frame house on Eighth avenue; $4,000, b0xlA0
feet, broom brick house on Eighth avenue;
$4,000, 42xl0 feet, b-room frame house on Broad
way; $4,000. 4bxi000 feet, Broom brick house
corner. broadway. y. * French II Co.
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EOR SALE-ELL1STON LOTS IN DEPOT
l. addition from $40 to 500. Matheson d Co.,
Denver Block.
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WANTED-CONTRACTS TO ERECT FIRST
w class dwellings, stores and Office buildings
building at bedrock figures. Wallace & Thorn
burgh, Denver building.
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TOR SALE~-Sl 800. 75x125 FEET, 4-ROOM
i frame house, BroadwAter motor line; $4,000.
frontage on Benton and Park avenue, bueinsss
property; $1,000, s4xll0 feet, 6.room frame house
on Lawrence street; 5000, i00xIiO feet, Groom
brick house on Eleventh avenue. II. b. French u
IA H' H. ..a. .". ..... " .A. ~. IH
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MISCELLANEOUS

GRASSLANDS PASTURAGE-S1OCK CALL
~ ed for. Edwd. DAbney. N
DENTISTRY GIVEN IN EXCHANGE FOF
~ guitar instructions. Address e.. A.. THU
office.
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NATANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SMALL
w room nicely furnished. Address s. w.
{hia of4,ca H@# .r
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ENoR sALE..EIGhTY ACRES Of EXCEL
$500; water, fences. Matheson & Co. Denver
RlOck. @
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II7ANTED-TO TRADE A GROOM HOUSE
w on east side, hardwood floor and finish.
bath, furnace, all modern con,yenieoces. for I'm
improved property, or, will sell equity for 5000.
Steele d Clements.
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EoR sALE-FOR $500 GOOD BUILDING
Il lot bOx15O on South end Of Rodney street;
address box III, city postofhce.
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TOR sALE-ESTABLISHED MERCANTILE
Il business with n large trade. Will trade for
improved real estate in Helena. Steele 81 Glenn
ents.
TOR SALE-6OO SHARES CUMBERLAND
i stock, 1t a bargain. Address T.. f., this
Office.
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NOR sALE-S475 WILL BUY TWO LOTS.
l. each 5Ox14O, in Flower Garden addition.
near Montana avenue. Mntheson d Co., Denver
Block. II
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WANTED-TO TRADE 80 ACRES NEAR
w Great Falls for Helena property. Steele Il
Clements.
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49, Ell
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Subject of morning sermon al
the Presbyterian church mex
Sabbath, bethlehem, the birth
place of the Savior Evening
subject, "The Faithful Saying.
A cordial invitation to all is ex.
tended.
The Rev. John Gillies will
preach at the Methodist Episco.
pal church next Sunday morning
and evening. "The Christian 8
ardrobe" will be the theme at
the morning service. At night
there will be discussion of the
General Judgment"
The trial of Geo. e. and W. P.
Taylor, whose case was taken
from this circuit to Linneus on
change of venue, came up before
Judge Burgess Tuesday of last
week. Geo. E. Taylor was charg-
ed with having raised a draft of
$500 issued at the Browning
bank. to $1,000, and eashing same
under the name of j I. Cash. at
the First National Bank of this
city. W. z. Taylor, an employe
of the Browning bank at the time
the draft was issued, and a brother
of Geo. L. Taylor, WAS charged
with being an accessory. The
trial closed Friday morning, the
jury returning a verdict of guilty,
and fixing the punishment of the
accused at five years each IN the
penitentiary.
The meeting OF the Young
Mems Business Association, was
unusually interesting Tuesday
night, as The establishment of q
canning factory was under dis
cussion. MIR. Plummer, of Kan
sas City, was present and gave the
Association much valuable infor-
nation in regard to canning fac
tories, their management and the
most profitable kinds of vegetables
to raise for canning purposes.
After an experience of fifteen
years in the business, Mr.. Plum
mer pronounces the canning bust
ness of the West great success,
and predicts that the time is not
far distant when we will cease to
bring the larger portion of our
canned goods from the East as we
do now.
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MAR RIED.

ELLINGTON GLEAsoN-At the
residence Of the brides parents
in Clay township, Dec -, 1891,
Mr.. W. Ellington and Miss
Maud Gleason, Rev. J S. Viii
liams officiating.
A host of friends join in wish
ing them prosperous and happy
life.
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Smith & Dunkin
Druggists send a cor
dial invitation to call
| and see their Santa
| Claus goods.
Just Listenl

We do have few of the neces-
saries OF life, such as tobacco and
cigars and candy, but We invest
mostly in such side issues IS b.
coz. Beans and Flour, Evaporsted
Fruit, CanDed Goods, good Coffee
and Teas and lots more of good
things to eat, and some candy.
lCome and see us; We need your
money. EVANS " SON.
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Smith & Dunkin
ask your attention in
regard to Christmas
Goods.

Those beautiful muffiers and
silk handkerchiefs at ]. F. Whit
acre & Cos. are just the things tor
Christmas presents Call now
that you may select before the
stock is broken.
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MUST BE SoLD:-Underwear,
blankets, gloves and mittens, win
ter caps, wool hannels and cloth
ing. Come in and carry off these
goods at lers than auction prices.
3. F. LAMKIN.
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The Normal bookstore does not
claim to have the only stock OF
Christmas goods in town, hut 1t
does claim to have the finest stock,
and the best assortment in North
Missouri.
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Call at the Normel Book store
and examine holiday goods, wheth-
er you wish to purchase or not.
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MuHs SOC worth
Sl.0O, plush caps 81. so
worth $500, arctics
Sl.0O worth l.25, al
askas 60c worth 75c.
Overcoats, Jackets
and all winter goods
greatly reduced to
clean up stock at
Brewington & Sons.
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We are keeping up our styles
and sizes of stoves, and keeping
down the price. ". E. GREEN & Co.
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Hi diddle didlle, the cat and
the fiddle, the COW jumped over
the moon, the little dog laughed
to see the sport and went to Harris
for a souvenir spoon.
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W. Z. Green d Co. have a few
of those Round Oak stoves left.
Call while sizes are in stock.
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OyERcoaTs:-About 800 Over
coats for men, boys and children.
Must be sol1; price no object. We
want money and mus: have it.
B. T. LAMKIN.
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Young man, if you call on your
best girl during the holidays, and
IfI YOU don't take her 3-pound
box of Fl. A. Buffers fancy candy,
you would better emigrate to
I Oklahoma
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No tariff on cutlery at ". E.
Green & Co.'S; but there is keen
edge, Call and examine stock.
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If you want to make a lady
friend a nice present, get one of
those hanging lamps at the Pansy
drugstore, first door east of the
post office.
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Watches, clocks, jewelry, silver
ware and musical instruments
large variety, making elegant
Christmas presents, at A. Dutch
er's, south side.
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Smith & Dunkin
have a selected stock
of Holiday goods.

A. butcher will guarantee you
lower prices on all goods in his
line than can be had elsewhere in
the city.
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Candy. Candy.

As cheap as the larger houses,
and will sell as cheap as they dare
TO do. JOHN L. HANNAH.
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C. Borneman, the N archant tai
lor has received 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 first
class style, to call and see them.
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Santa Claus has appointed b.
4. Butler as general agent for
Adair county. If you want to get
something nice in the way OF
| sweet meats, call and see him.
| First door south of GRAPHIC office.
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For substantial christmas pres
ents, 60 to A. butcher, jeweller,
south side.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-12-18

Go to the Pansy drug store for
Christmas nts, north side OF
he square.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-12-18

Leave your orders for newspa-
pers and periodicals with the pro-
prietors of the postofice lobby.
All orders in this line will receive
prompt attention.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-12-18

Don't select Christmas present
until you have visited the Normal
book store.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-12-18

For candy of all kids, and
oranges and bananas, get prices of
John I. Hannah.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-12-18

Drums aud flies for the boys at
A. butchers.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-12-18

The Normal book store Is az US
ual headquarters for holiday
goods