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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18

Ask your dealer for Defacto, cent
strait cigar. s. Ii. Durstein. whole.
sale agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18

Painful teethinK, uuiIc. ItArthoea pre-
|I5anxed sud eured by HoeEsr's anudyue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18

PROCLAMATION,
The STATE OF DELAWARE,
Executive DEPARTMENT..

In acknowledgment OF our depend :
ence on the Divine Author of all good.
in profound gratitude for the abund-
ant manifestation of His favor, In ao-
cordance with an established custom
recognized by law in this State and In
with the proclamation of
the President of the United States. /,
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS, G oyernor of
the State of Delaware. do appoint
Thursday. November gath inst, as a
day Of thanksgiving to Almighty God
for His mereles extended to us during
the past year: and do most earnestly
recommend that on that day. the peo-
Pile OF this State lay aside all secular
occupations, and in such manner ae
their conscience may dictate, offer to
Almighty God their rcverent thanks
giving for all His mercies, and prayer
for continuance of Divine favor.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ]
have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal
of the State to be hereunto
affixed at Dover, this FIT.
teenth day of November.
| [sEAL.l In the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hun
! dree and ninety.t~o and OF
tho independence OF the United States
the one hundred and seventeenth.
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS.
By the governor:
DAVID +. MARVEL, --z
Secretary OF State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18

cHEHIFF,s sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ Of Lcyari Fncias. 10 me dirccteI
will be exposed to public sale at tile Cuur
House on Market street. let weeu Tent
and Eleventh sire Is. in the City of vii
mington. New Castle county Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18

BEEcHkM's PILLS for bad liver
10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18

M. F. DAVIS, Jewelqr. . L. End st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18
In the Toy store, Basement;

Dolls from lc to $50 each, kinds
till you tire OF looking
China Dolls
Chlna-limbed Dolls
Bisque Dolls
Inde5tructiblo Dolls
Paptermnche joluted Dolls
Kid body Dolls
... Muslin body Dolls
Papa and Mamma Dolls
Rubber Dolls
Paper Dolls.
Dolls Outfits and Toilet Articles
Of every description, from the
cute little SHOES and Stockings
to the complete wardrobe and
the little Hair Brush to the per-
feet Toilet Set.
Dress Goods. 1t is an
error to suppose that all our
Dress Goods get advertised,
Scores, hundreds of sorts,
are unheralded. Tongues,
mot types, tell their virtue.
And experience both tests
and proves them.
Try to think Of the Dress
Goods new printed by us
during the last week. Can't
do it. OF course you can.
not. But every line was
important and (notiD true.
; Here's more:
Storm Sergas. blue and black, for
rough street or travelling veal
and for girls school use, SO In.
Il sue.
French Serges, 80 colors, beautl
4 fully assorted, Al in, Better thar
4 ever before nj tlls same price.
i Cancels Hair 10th. Only they'r'
!. not Cancels Hair hut Angor
GoPt. We've sp'n' a lot o! monel
a killing TINT trade lie. They haV,
Q grace OF quiet elegance, sol
a to the touch drape nicely Iwt
n sorts are price-rlippei - In. |
cnlors, sl!j from $50. as in
10 Go!urs. sl.jO from slTj; ais
o black, as in, at Sl.25 and Sl.5t
n down iuc
! Half Mourning pIaids, In the Blac
!. Goods Alse. 20 down thus:
q In, 1lc to soc; y In, !. % to 30
/. Worthy of careful notice A
are mrnv others; Tor Instance
the lriestly black all-Mool 'hey
OF. II in, : | grade 30, and in
- ported Atwood CheYIut, 50 in
h at 81, should 10 Il.i5.
i If the day is clear 70
! may expect to see the ORES
d Goods section crowded wit
people guarding their inten
osts by selecting from on
= Dress Stutfs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18
WANAMAkEI'S.


Sham humanity. Not the
common sort met hourly.
Dolls! Millions of childish
imaginations dream by night
and build air castles by day
Of which Dolls are the
theme.
Why? Christmas comes,
Will be here in less than six
weeks. The world responds
to the leadership of child
hood.
Dolls touch you-yes, you.
They touch us i'll trade,
And we touch the Doll world
France, Germany, Austria.
The Dolls Assembly is
here. The Chestnut street
Arcade is a Dolls house.
One Of the great counters in
the Bargain Exchange is
dominated by Doll bargains.
The wise and prudent will
buy Dolls now-and will
| hide them until Christmas
) Eve.
! In the Bargain Exchange:
Neatly dressed Joiuted Dolls,
hisque head, glass eyes, nax
hair -....-....
~ in. high, l5c each, should
| be 25c.
n l95i Ia. high, 35c each.
Neatly dressed Dolls, kid and mus.
/ lin body, bisquo head, glass eyes,
ilux hair
: l7s4 in. high, 75c each, usually
z 81.
nj Fine dressed Dolls, double jointed
papier.rlache body, blsque head
J. glass eyes, lax hair
IS ~ In. high. soc each.
is In. high, ! each,
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Adalr Notes.

Miss Frances Coll spent Satur-
day in Brsshear.
Mr.. Charlie McGonlgle WAS in
Kirksville Monday.
Patrick McAlister and wife
spent Tuesday in Edna.
Miss Avis Bodle opened school
at Garden Grove last Monday.
Mr.. Unger and family have
moved to their new farm III Knox
county.
Mr.. Boone and family have
moved to their new residence in
Brashear.
Miss Auna Malone left for Hi,
nois last Saturday to visit relatives
during the summer.
Barney Ross, wife and little
nephew, Johnny Ryan, went to
Quincy last Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Shiel of Edna
visited her sister, Mrs. James
Fennesey, of this place.
Andrew Hurley is suffering from
severe attack of pleuro-pneumo-
MIA, but is convalesclng.
Miss Mary Doran started to
Kansas City this week where she
will spend the summer.
The concert given in the Adalr
hall by Pro-. leighton on last
Saturday evening proved success
IN every respect.
Henry Hayes, who has been
visiting his parents at this place,
returned to California recently.
A. G. Rowlison, the ex-assessor
of Adalr county, is rapidly improy-
ing and will soon be among his
many friends again.
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Southern Democrats

prominence have filled up" every
newspaper man they could GET at
with their fears that the third
party may carry from four to sew
eu of the Southern States, and u
great deal of rot has been iele-
grsphed over the country about
this new phase OF the Presidential
campaign. There is as much prob.
ability that the electoral vot' of
any Southern State with the ex-
ception of the two Virginiss. eth
or or both of which may be carri-
ed by the Republicans, will be
cast for a third party candidate
as there is that Texas will 60 Re-
publican. 1t is simply a dodge to
catch Republican voters who be-
long to the Farmers' Alliance in
the Northwestern States. 1t is a
shrewd scheme, but it viii not
work.
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Gibbs tiossip.

Uncle Wash Braokney is still
very sick.
OUncle Wat. Reed, of Knox coun-
ty, WAS in town yesterday.
Messrs Gibbs & Boone will ship
a car load of hogs to-day.
We notice car load of -four at
the depot for j. +. Wbitacre g. Co.
Jake Craiggs. the boss paper
hanger, is at work paperlng j. L.
Whitacre & Co.'S store.
John Moncrief has bought the
blacksmith shop in town, and will
move here IN few days.
Farmers are busy putting in
their oat crop. There will be a
large crop sown if the weather is
favorable.
Work was begun on two more
new houses to-day. DR.. Barnes
will soon have one of the fines,
houses in town.
Sherman Boone has become g
citizen of Gibbs and will begin
the erection of dwelling house
to-day. Messrs Sees and Chrlss
are the builders.
There were several land buyers
from Illinois and Virginia in the
vicinity last week. They bought
the farms of Geo. Clemson AM
Mr.. Miles, near Wilson.
AT the school election last week,
Frank Gibbs was elected school
director and Geo. Mccoy was
elected road overseer. The pro-
position to build an $500 90 school
house was carried by a large ma
jority,
Miss Ella Boone will carry on a
dress makers establishment here
in the future. Miss Ella will be
pleased to meet her lady friends
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. G. Gibbs on Santa Fe avenue
where she has rooms at the pres
ent time.
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Greencastie Items
ent time.

Section Boss Huffman is on the
sick list this week.
The G.. \. Rs. will decorate
here on the 30th of May. Rev. st.
CLAIR will deliver the Grafton.
Many of the fences in town and
surrounding neighborhoods are
in ruins as a result of late storms.
An Epworth League of forty
members was organized In the NJ.
E. church of this town this week
There is to be an oratoricai con-
test on Friday evening 18th inst.
The contestants are being drilled
by Prof. Bedall.
Guy Schooling is preparing to
go to Cameron to attend the Com
mercial department of Missouri
Wesleyan College.
Our merchants haye on hands
heavy stocks of goods ready for
the spring trade which will open
as soon as tie roads dry up.
Rev. st. Clair, the new NJ. T..
minister, thinks Greencastle
should be called Midwife. Before
another six months he'll think that
it should be called Dustburg.
Prof Bedall, editor of the
"Clipper" was called to Brookfeld
this week in the interests of the
Brookfield ana northern railroad,
which is to be built to this place
this summer.
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North Sperry Items.

alt rains and the wind is never
weary"
r. W. Hart is the new sexton at
Trinity.
Will Stuart is on the sick list
this week.
Singing school at Trinity Fri
day and Saturday nights.
Bob Waddil was out Sunday
with a new buggy.
Leon Newcomb shipped car
load of cattle to st. Louis, Mon
day.
Mrs. Cline, of Bible Grove, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Focht.
Rev. Armstrong, an evangelist,
held services at Trinity, Sunday
morning and evening.
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Obituary..

Granvil lookout, the subject OF
this sketch, was born in Kentucky,
February IL. 1886. At the age of
II years he moved to Illinois
where he lived with sister, Mrs.
Overstreet. Here he met, and on
Oct. %, 1865, married Miss Jennie
Morton, who remained his faith
full companion through sickness
the same as ia health. To this
union were born one son and three
daughters, one of which preceded
her father to the land beyond.
In early life Mr.. Bookout was a
very prosperous farmer, and
leaves his family a good home.
He was a kind husband, loving
father and a good neighbor.
For some years, as the result of
fall from II wagon, he suffered
mental arrangement. All that
love and skill could do was done
for HIM but to no purpose. In
February 80, he was taken with
la grippe, and Notwithstanding the
best medical skill was engaged in
his behalf, on the first day of
April '92, death came to relieve
him of his suffering. His remains
were sent from Fulton in beauti-
full casket, his hands encircled by
a wreath of lovely flowers, to
Greentop, where On Sunday, April
3, in the village of the dead, his
body was laid to rest. In the
presence of a large coucourse of
friends and relatives the funeral
sermon was preached by the wrl-
ter, from Heb. 9::2S. And thus ii
is that
Friends who have loved us are slipping away
Silently onward they glide;
Still are their voices, as backward they stray
Calling us over the tide.
PERRY HOLLOWAY.
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Brashear Briefs.

Ur. L. D. Head, the Dentist,
now occupies the Howey proper
ty.
Prof. Howey moved with his
family to Plevna, Knox county
last week,
The farmers were busily engag-
ed sowing oats Monday and Tues
day of this week.
j. n. McCreery WAS doing bust
ness HI our town all day Monday
as we'll as shaking hands with old
time frienGs.
Miss Belle busted will conduct
private school in the public
school building during the sum-
mer months.
Prof. Rogers teacher Of vocal
music, has succeeded admirably
In organizing class at this place.
He holds forth each Monday even
ing at the q. 2. church.
The Nj. E. church WAS filed
with large audience last Sunday
evening to hear the new pastor
the Rev. A. NJ. Molesworth. The
general expression was that he
preached an able and impressive
sermon.
Geo. Il. Boone formerly of
Adair, has moved his family to
Brashear, and now resides in the
residence previously occupied by
his son, j. S. Boone, who recently
removed to Gibbs.
The Public schools of Brashear
closed last Friday. Prof. Wise who
has had charge of them for the
past six months will remove his
family to his farm near Adair,
and give his attention to farming
during the coming season.
The Christian church of this
place organized a Sabbath school
at the Academy last Sabbath at
800 D. m. at which hour it will be
held, thereby not coming in con-
tlict with the three other schools
already In progress, as well as to
accommodate members of the
other schools to attend the after
noon session.
The town election passed off
very quietly last week. The fol-
lowing persons were elected as the
new board: W. B. Keller, Frank
Steele, l.. E. Schoene, j. w. Hen
ry and 0. G. Sands. The new
board was organized on Thursday
evening. o. S. Sands was elected
chairman, Fowler Young, village
clerk, r. I. Prince, treas, and L.
NJ. Hines marshal.
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661S Parsons ct al Va Chadwick.

6618 Parsons ct al vs Chadwick.
66l8 Storm exparte.
$500 james exparte.
1921 Kirksville VS. Harrington.
6622 Dover vs Watts
Combs vs Sullivan Co
Thompson receiver vs Greeley ct al
Thompson receiver vs Swain ct al.
2 Tax suits.
FRIDAY, APRIL 29.-RErURy DOCKET.
8623 Murphy vs. DeFrance.
6625 Power ys Scobee.
1926 Willis VS. Eckert
6GO3 Doneghy Bros VS. Thomas ct ell.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
653S State VS. Mulanix
SATURDAY. APRIL 30.
G541 State vs Mulanix.
$3.50 State vs Harper ct al
6579 State vs Mulanix.
6579 State vs Mulanix.
$3.50 state vs Virden.
65Sl State vs. Virden.
$3.50 State vs Cole.
6610 State vs Long.
66l2 State VS. Lyon.
6614 State vs Bradshaw.
6576 Denniston vs Dunn.
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Ely r.

All diseases Acute or Chronic,
requiring Surgical or Medical
Treatment, Cataract, Crossed
Eyes, Opacities, Granulations,
Diseased lids, Weeping Eyes.
Weak Eyes, etc, ETC., Chronic
Headache, st. Vitus, Epilepsy
and all Nervous Diseases depend
ing on errors of refraction, reliev-
ed by fitting glasses on Scientific
principles.
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DIR. LEwIN's offics is over Fow-
ler's Drug Store, west side. Con,
sultation free. Office hours from
9 q. m. to 6 p. m. The poor will
be favored.
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Circuit court Docket.

For the April Term, 1892, for Adair
County, Mo-, commencing April 25th,
1892:
MONDAY. APRIL 18th.
3740 Kramer VS. Keller.
1902 Thomas vs. Thomas ct al.
630t Rowland vs Everhart.
6302 Dockery vs Weaver.
1894 Rorabaugh VS. Selby.
G450 Kirksville l.. Ii. 2. and w. Co. VS.
Russells & Burklin.
$500 Smith ys Smith.
G50l Picker vs. A. T. T. Il s. F. r. X. Co.
6502 Mahuffay VS. Greenwood.
G5i5 Keck ct al VS. Ellis ct al.
TUESDAY, APRIL Goth.
6514 Platz VS. Sangster.
65lG Bragg vs Kirksville l.. II. p. d
Water Co.
65l7 Pond Engine Co. VS. Kirksville L..
II. p. & W. Co.
$500 Burns vs. Burns.
6543 Miller ct al VS. Carothers.
65I5 Randall, Hull Il Co. VS. Redmon ct al
654S Sims VS. Smith.
6549 Nicholas VS. Hull ct al.
G551 Klingensmith vs. Kllngensmith.
6555 Nc Cahun VS. Kirksville l.. II. p. &
Water Co.
$3.50 Mascall VS. @. 0. e K. G. II. II.
$3.50 Boring vs. Boring.
1854 Spencer vs. Cunningham.
6565 Spencer vs. Miles.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9th.
6574 Cassiday vs. Crocher.
G575 Robertson vs. Paul ct al
1851 kirksville vs HeinZman ct al
65S7 Zimmerman VS. Jones ct al.
$3.50 Dyer VS. Subett ct al.
$500 Dover VS. Dover.
G591 Ole vs. Ole.
6592 Crawford VS. Dawdy ct al.
1894 Meeks VS. Grant.
6595 Caskey vs. Nickerson.
6596 Sherwood vs Eppley.
6597 Bozarth VS. johnson.
659S Otto VS. Otto.
$500 Grubb VS. Garwood.
THURSDAY, APRIL 23th.
6G00 Cooper VS. Picker.
660l Picker vs. Floyd ct al.
6602 Webster vs. Smith.
6G04 Spencer VS. Sansster.
6605 Strickland VS. Strickland.
G6ll Alger vs. Crawford.
6Gl3 Garnhart VS. Omer.
6614 Bragg ct al VS. Hughes ct al.
G615 Porter VS. Kruchman.
66l6 Burchart VS. Jeffries.
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The finest spe ctacles in the city
and fitted free of charge, bv DR..
Levin. Office over Fowler's Drug
store
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the Office
April 4th, 1892, will be sent to the
dead letter Office at the expiration
of 80 days.
Jno. Albright, Mrs. Belle Ed
wards, Mrs Laura Rogers, Christ
Straub.
When calling for these letters
please say advertised.
ED. @. PICKLER.P P. NJ.
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THROAT.

Acute or Chronic Catarrah of
the Nose and Throat, Enlarged
Tonslls, Polypi and all diseases Of
Nose and Throat treated by latest
improved methods.
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Coming.

The physiognomist, or face
reader, DR.. Martin Stevens, will be
in Kirksville soon to give course
of lectures. See small bills.
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County Court Proceedings.


February Adjourned. Aprll
Term, 1892
rAUPER FUND
Leondss B,zsrlh KIP self aud
wife 4CO
S Richay keeping one old per-
son 800
S Settlers cn,e Of imb daught 800
@ Elleworth su,t of solf $50
job Bagg 400
Dora Clist supt Dan'l Crist l000
John Hardin supt 2 old peop 800
CD Duncan supt of Eliza
Heron 300
Elizabeth Dobbs. eupt self 2.5O
James Roberts supt father
two months QUO
j ID Holloway KIP paupers ut
AT poor farm 5O.22
L w kirkpatrick KIP Mrs
Sims and child 300
Mrs Emma Greer KIP self and
family 300
Bette Griggs supt of self ECO
j f Rice serv as county ply lOOO
Il Finding keeping brother 2.5o
II Richarson kip Rachel
Richardson ESQ
e Pritcha,d support self BOO
Minerva Little care Of self
aud family 300
J w Stribbling KIP brother 1000
j + Rice sevr as ph, sician
visit Emmit Calop ID miles
from Kirksville 800
Nevada Asy lum care of insn 50 so
ROAD PETITIONS.
John Buckalew pet for private
road. The following com'rs were
appointed to assess damages: Seth
Darrow, Ephram Imbler and ID j
Jacobs.
OE Fisher ct al pet for change
public highway, old road ordered
vacated.
G. A Capps ct al pet for change
public road declared bublic high
way, old road ordered vacated.
JB kephurt pet for change pub
lie highway old road ordered va
Gated.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Byon Zeigler bond for Billey
Greek bridge apprvd.
Steph Hall Comr. contract with
r w Hart to build 3 bridges, ap-
proved.
PJ Reiger contract with J f
Rice as county physician appry.
Jasper Wood ct al appraisers
rept glandered horse Vim Bolen,
apprvd.
L Policy sheriff rept killing
glandered horse of " m Bolen ap-
proved.
jackson Megrew acct surplus on
tax sales 500 all'd on county
school fund $40.
Steph Hall com'r rept Wallace
washed out road continued to
May tenn.
Dan'l Miller ct al rept of jury
Wallace washed out road contd to
May term.
Joseph and VIM Ludden pet to
annual public road pet. sustd.
Cary Thompson motion to re-
lease mort. mot sustained.
j lei Paul settlement as collector
for year ending FebY. 29th, 1892,
approved.
A E Callison motion to release
mortg, sustained.
Ordered that the road overseers
of Salt River, Wilson, Pettis, Wal
nut, and Liberty townships be re-
quired to settle with this court
on Tlesday May Sd, 1892, and that
the road overseers of Benton,
Clay, Polk, Nipeveh and Morrow
be required to settle with the court
on Wednesday May 4th, 1892.
James Wait motion to release
mortgage sustained
VIM FL. Wisdom
Thos III Lay Z"
Thos III Lay " ="
S
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+ Conner I" ." 15Ol
q Pierce rent probate Office 500
J l. Watson Is 3.4 perch rock
90c for Jail III
A d Starr ink, postage and
and stationary. Treas Office l 50
J Wood appraising glandered
horse VIM Bolen so
w Matthews LOO
} Biddle +" LEO
G. d Barnard g. Go. stationary
collectors Office SOU
A p Hibbs costs state against
Jas. u VIM Jones 3045
A P Hibbs cost state against
Lewis Clingsmitn 5l.25
A Z Hibbs costs state against
+ M Mundon II 60
{" Z" i {" 1910
g I Spencer rent cir elk oflic Is 90
J f Eitel prem on wolf scalp 50
G S Orcutt publishing alb
stract statement and 100
notices 3.75
SALARY FUND.
Z A Policy serv notices and at
tending probate court n7O
Steph Hall serv as co. surv 81 90
NJ ID Campbell quarterly sal
ary prosecuting atty $1,000
Steph Hall 4 days attending CO
board equalization II 90
f M Gilleland four days at
tending co BIRD of equalza. II %
E A Policy attending co court
and bord of equalization. 1000
VIM Hart four days attending
BIRD Of equalization, l day
county court 100
j Keim four days attendg
bd Of equalization one day
county court 100
Adam Shoop 3 days attending
co board of equalization Ole
day county court IA 90
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND.
Byron Ieigler rebuilding Billy
creek bridge liberty tp $3.50
examined and 100 aid
Aaron kinyon serv as juror
Wallace washedout road 30
Ell Frankford " $50
ID Miller +" l.50
L Meyer repairing Sugar crk
bridge Pettis tp 1000
M j Saunders damsgs on G L
Bailey road 5000
Loomis, Holmes & Smith iron
span Spring creek, Gilmore
bridge per Meyers order 10000
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PERRY HOLLOWAY.

What is that? Yes, sir, DIR
Levin has had fifteen years of ex-
perience in the treatment of Eye
Ear and Throat diseases, and has
practiced in German Hospitals for
years. No charge for consultation.
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EAR.

All Acute or Chronic Affections
of Ear, Deafness, Discharges,
Esrache, Ringing Noises, etc.
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Palace of Fashion, Mrs. Nettie
Boyles, manager. Fiue display
of French pattern hats.
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When you want a good job Of
barhering done, go to Henry
Hannah's. He has been Your
barber for twenty six years. Shop
on west side of square and he is
always on hands.
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For RENT--A house of three
rooms, and good garden. Apply
at GRAPHIC office.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-04-15

We are here for business, and
can save you money on builders
hardware. Remember this. Cole
& DarrOw.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-04-15

We are panied to learn that DIR.
f. A. Grove, who came here from
Florida in January last, and has
since been at the home of his sis
ter, near Broad Run, this valley,
is in quite low condition. DIR.
Grove has been suffering from a
throat affection for several years
past, and has sought relief in
various climates of the country,
but without benefit. In January
he returned to the old homestead,
his birthplace. The Dr's. family
reside at Quincy, Ili.-Aliddle-
town, Valley Md Register.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-04-15

The Masuly paint sold by W.
G. Fout, is of heavier weight and
better quality than any paint on
the market. Try Fout for paint
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-04-15

Our price on flour, sugar and
coffee is bottom, and our price on
produce shall be this summer, the
top and for cash az in the past.
SIGLRR BROs.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-04-15

Latest novelties IN face veilings
at Palace of Fashion, Mrs. Nettie
Boyles, manager.