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KIRKSVILLE MARKETS.

EGGS Is dog cash
BUTTER-10
FEATHER SIS
OATS-25
HAY-s6.0O to $500
HOGS-S.400. to %
COWS IL HEIFF kS-Fat 2to q
BEES WAX-18c
TALLOW -9e8 tc BIC
LARD -3to 10
RYE-50
CORN-50
WHEAT-6G
MILK COWS &CALVES-I5 10
s2E
RoosTERs--125 Pc, dou
MIXED FEED 10 per hund.
POTATOES 1. 35
GEESE $500 per doz.
BRAN-60 per hund
SHORTS-80 Del hurd.
.CHICKENS-6
TURAEYS-5 to 8
DUCKS-6c. Ger ID.
HORSES = Extra draft $40 10
ll5: good draft $50 to $40
| iriyats SIS to Sl35. strests rs 81
SPRING CHICKENS OF per ID
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New Business.

William F. D,@dey has opened
a livery stable for tie aecommo-
iation OF be public, at the Va
bash stock pens. He viii furnish
best rigs at all times, aud has first
class scales in connection With
his stable for the benefit of stock
men Grain, feed, poultry or
stock weighed as the cheapest.
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The Peoples Blacksmith.

G. Z. Mumma, the peoples
blacksmith is still at the brick
shop. doing more horseshoeing
and plow work than any shop in
town. Take your work to him.
He guarantees satisfaction and
reasonable charges. 49-3ms
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The humor of Mr.. Haywood IS
always refreshingIy pure and rich
with an inspiration drawn from e
keen sense Of the ridiculous which
is never dull or at fault. At opers
house one night, Sept. q.
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/, PRoF. G. i. FoNoANNoN left for
LaPlata Wednesday. He has the
| principalship of the La Plata
schools which open next Monday.
Rev. Rutledge viii be at Bethel
the second Sunday in September,
at IL y. m, and at Bryant at 8. p.
m. Tho funeral sermon of Mr..
Fay Samuel's children will be
preached at the Bryant appoint
ment, Sept. IL.
st the Baptist church next
Sunday the subject in the fore
noon will be "Rebuilding the
Walls OF Jerusalem" The theme
in the evening will be Christ
Walking on the Sea- A qaar-
tattte of male voices viii conduct
the singing IN future The young
peoples society will meet at 4 D.
IA.
We have received from the pub
Usher, W. T. Henry. of Kansas
City, copy of the Warner cam
paign song: "Stend up for Mig
souri," The song has the approx
al Of Major Warner and the Re
publican committee. Warner
clubs can get the words and music
by addressing the publisher.
Apollo Division from Kirkeville,
with lis hsndsome men sn,a splen-
did banner attracted attention and
WIS oheered through the grand
parade at Kansas City last week.
W. ii Phelen, j. A. Tinsman, and
DR.. W. W. Fulkerson brought up
the rear of the Division and the
ladies' thought the three little
Dutchmen were the cutest part OF
the entire parade.
The character songs and imita-
tons OF AIr. Haywood in "New
Edgewood Folks" are In differ
emit vein from those attempted by
any other actor. There ia a quiet
refinement and appearance Of fin
ish inseparable from them which
constitutes much of their charm.
He never cyeTsteps the boundar-
les Of good taste and studies with
such care every phase Of oherse-
ter represented that no detail
seems lacking.
Miss Ella Ewing, the Scotland
county gisntess. was p passenger
on the Wabash train Saturday
afternoon. She was en- route to
Des Moines, 10, where she has sp
engagement. Miss Ewing is eight
feet and two inches in height, and
when she stands up in the car her
chin is on a level with the CON
ductor's ball rope. She will be
twenty years old next mouth.
and Saturday morning weighed
234 pounds. Her father and moth
err, both under medium size, we're
with her.
The unwilling of the monument
erected to the memory Of James
Fletcher, Adair county's Reyolu-
tiopary soldier, took place near
the lover iron bridge Tuesday,
and WIS largely attended. Sfsar
the monument Wal placed in posi-
fion, Il s'ute Of hirtoan guns was
fires. Prof. q, II. Laughliu de-
Iiyered the address. Short
speeches we're also made by Prof.
G Htry, Rev Las'e, J. r Dodson
and I%iiiian Fletcher. The mon
umeIt bore the following insctip-
ton: James I. Fletcher, born
in 1858, died 1845, aged SO years"
Rev. R7szell pronounced the inYo-
cation and Rev. Lagle the bene-
diction.
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a. Hopson of Mind. has pur-
chased the stock of goods at that
place, formerly owned by N. B.
McGruder. He will add to the
stock end proposes to give the
people of NinG. and vicinity the
benefit OF one of the best country
stores in the county.
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MARRIED.

WILLIAMS At the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father in
this city Aug. S0th, 1892 BIZ.
George q Redmon to Miss
Abbie Williams, all of Kinks
vile, 10, Rev. E. Roszell ofici-
ating.
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For Sale.

Good farm of 243 sores; 40
acres in cultivation, balance IN
pasture. Good house, good barn,
large orchard, we'll watered Title
perfect. Address this Office.
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Fer Sala.

Nice clean stock Of harness
saddles and sadIery goods. Also
tools and end fxturers, situated at
Ssrcoxie, Mo. A good location
and fine chance Cor the right man
Address, G. 3. ARMSTRONG,
SercoxIe, Mo.
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Notice to Settle.

Having cold an interest in our
store ct Sublette. we are desiE GUS
of closing up cur accounts, and
all persons owing US, are request
ed to call and settle at once, either
by cash or note.
FLEToEER, Ely & HUTCHINSON.
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Alba Haywood is q versatile
artist in character sketches. In
deed it would be hard to find his
equal in sold lady" parts, and the
Boy" act i an Oddly peculiar to
Mr. HeYwood's original humor.
His other delineations and comic
songs are pleasing and Imaginable.
Indianapolis, Ind, Journal.
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j. 0. Gooch and Fl. A. Butler
will furnish lunch for the millions
at the far grounds next week.
Call at their stand to eat and
drink.
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New goods, New
goods at ackson,
E Crimson & 90 S.
Strayed.

One roam horse, black name and
tail, shod all round, collar mark in
the name on the neck. probably
little over L. haI Dis high. ANY
one returning him to me at Kinks
vile, or giving me information SO
that l car get him, viii be COM
pc stated, G " SdARP.
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Brick for Sale.

We have one hupdred thousand
first class brick for sale at our
trick yard in Snblette, Mo.
w. Fl. CLARK & Bro.
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5.G,7,8,9, 10. Remember the
dates. For you can buy iewelry
at nearly Jour own price. Big
special sale all Esir Week ct
Sands & Thomas.
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Cole & Darrow will give away
one of their famous River Side
Oak stoves this month. ANY body
purchasing ally amount of goods
at their store, from sc. upward,
will have chance of securing the
stove. Tickets will be issued on
the first day of the fair and con-
tinue until the Goth Of September
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D. G. SooTT.

FoR SALE-Dry hickory stove
wood, sawed and split. at the
Handle factory. Orders may be
given to E. 4. Patterson, and A.
Eads dreymen.
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II you want a Watch, Clock or
any jewelry buy it next week at
our big special sale.
SANDS & THOMAS.
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From DR.. Martins pasture
north OF town, q red and white
COW, dehorned, should have calf
st her side. Leave information at
GRAPHIC Office.
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PER SIGNALS.

j. .. Jones, OF Prairie Bird, was
IN town Wednesday.
W. I. WILLIS is still buying and
shipping Fat sheep.
W. Il. SMITH sp emf Monday and
Tuesday in st. Louis.
Miss Julia Ellison ia visiting
relatives IN Hannibal this week.
NJ. L. STRocK, of Brashear,
spent Monday night in Kirksyille.
Mrs. E. BARNES, of Monticello,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. DE-.
Johnson.
'. q. Beatty. OF Owasco, was in
Kirksvllle, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Miss Cassie Hubbard is visiting
relatives and friends in Howard
county.
". L. Barnard left Monday for
Frackford, Mo, where he will
teach.
Miss JESSIE MAFERy, of Ma
con, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Earl Steam.
Mrs. Jos. FoRsrTHE is enter
tanning Miss Nettie Seoyern, Of
Hannibal.
MARION BRIDGE, OF Columbus,
Ohio, was the guest OF Il. Becktol
Saturday.
'Mns. MAZDA GRIM, of Glenwool,
ives the guest OF Mrs. A. 3. John
son last week.
Miss Meta Mccall left this
week for Quincy, H., to attend
Chaddock college.
Miss Susie Hombs, who spent
the summer at Glenwood, return
ed home Monday.
Mrs. William Prentice, of 81
mer, Mo-, spent Sunday with
kirksville relatives.
s. A. FRIEND, of Hazelvllle, and
David Clark, of Adair. were il
Airksville Tuesday.
Chas. Forquer, of Brashear, and
A, kinyon, of Novlnger, were in
hirksville Saturday.
Mrs. G. A. Ssddler, of Rich
mond, Aio., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Hattie Woodlan.
Miss Emma shackelford, Of
Clarence, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Sam Marmeduke.
J. c. FARRELL, ana daughter,
Miss Ollie, of Wilson, were in
hlrksville Wednesday.
MISS EDNA soovERS, Of Hanni-
bal, has been the guest of AIiss
Daisy Forsythe since Friday.
Miss ADELAIDE FOSTER, OF
Quincy, Ill, visited Kirksyille
friends several days this week.
Miss Minnie McCiannshan, Of
Millerd, visited relatives and
friends in kirksvilIe last week.
Misses Ethel Picker and Bubble
| Bowen returned Saturday from q
short visit with Wilmathyille rela-
tiYas.
MIR. and Mrs. II. H. Tingley, Of
Greoncastle, were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Smith Thurs
day.
Mrs. S. NJ. PICKLER returned
Monday morning from a short vls-
it with her mother ct Willmsth-
vile.
Miss Della Bright returned
Monday from a three weeks visit
with Co8tesyiIle and Lancaster
friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ira Collett spent
Sunday in Kirksvlll. visiting Mrs.
Collett's mother, Mrs, A. o.
Grim,
". II. Guile, of Bozeman, Mon
tana, visited his father-in-iaw,
| Howard Sheeks, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. ". T. Stacy. of Callao, Wis
tied relatives IN Kirksville from
Saturday until Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. II. 2. BOND, of Fayette
J returned Wednesday after a short
visit with her brother, Rev. +.
Marvin.
Miss Jennie Dunkin returned
, Wednesday from visit of several
weeks with Hannibal and Louisi-
ana relatives.
I'll. Hodge who lives in the
north part of town, has two chill
dren seriously i'll. The disease ia
scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. IS. G. Matthews
left Monday morning for Triplett
Mr.. Matthews will have charge Of
the Triplett schools.
, MISSES MAY and EssIE DUNKIN
, of Hannibal, are visiting then
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Sigler Bros viii sell You seven
bars of any kind of washing soap
for 25e You pay your money
and take your choice.
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If you have g set Of teeth that
don't TT, 60 to DR.. Johnson: he
Will guarantee fit, or no charge
is made. All work guarant sed.
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Produce Wanted.

Luddeu 81 Lord want Ill The
country produce for which they
will pay the highest market price.
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Notice to Settle.

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the undersigned, will
please gail and settle By Septem-
Der TO-, 1892, and save further
trouble. ANDREW Hurley,
Adair, Mo.
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Black oil, Bright lubricating oil,
machine OIL pure lard oil and
pure castor, the best machIne oils
in the market, for sale by W. q
Fout.
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Buy the Acme or DeYoe paints.
They are the best in the market.
McKeehan Bros sell them.
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W. G.. Fout keeps all school
books, and school supplies. See
him for business.
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:.
| J.F. CRAIG, editor of the Smith
vile Herald, Smithyille, Mo, was
in the city Tuesday en- business.
| MIR. and Mrs j. Monroe Rifen-
berick and daughter, Miss Pansy
Eva, of Quincy, H., are guests at
the nome OF /. NJ. Brown
Mrs. MARY BASKET, of Callao,
attended the funeral of her broth
er, D. e. Cornelius, Sunday. She
returned to Callao, Wednesday.
| Miss CALLIE MoAFEE, of Quin-
cy, ILL.,, and Mrs. Addie Vance, Of
Warren, Mo, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. j o. Gooch, OF this
city.
Mrs. Frank Bestman left Thurs
day morning for st. Louis to Join
her husband, who he's secured
permanent employment IL that
city.
Mrs. DIR. Hynds, Of Norborne,
Mo, who has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city the
past month. leaves for home to-
day.
The Jennie Holman Comedy
company with entirely new rem
Qtoire will open st the Opera
House Monday night, September
Is.
R. q. Barnard who has charge
OF the Osceola schools, left Mon
day for Osceola. His mother,
| Mrs. @. Barnard, accompanied
him.
Allen Murray and wife, of Col
chester, Ills, after short visit
with the family Of W. 7. Musson,
Of Sperry, returned lone Tues
"a.
Miss Minnie Potter, who had
been visiting friends ana relatives
here since March, leit Tor her
home. st. John, Kans., Friday
morning.
Miss Alma Hess, who has been
visiting Mrs. j. N. Kennedy and
attending the institute, returned
10 her home, Macon, Saturday
morning.
Mrs. B. I. ILGENFR1rz and
daughter, Miss Gertrude, left
Tuesday afternoon for York, Neb...
where they viii visit relatives for
three weeks.
hrs. j. B. Wilson and Misses
Bessie aud Helen Wilson, OF Oak
land, Cal, are guests at the home
of Mrs. Geo. j. Eckert, 300 Flor
ence avenue.
Miss LIZZIE DAVIS, who spent
the summer with relatives in
Blandensville, III, returned home
Nopday evening.
Mrs b. b. PUETTE aed son
end daughter returned Tuesday
evening from stay Of several
ington. III.
MRS D. - = Dsruaio' o' APE 81
rafoean, le eL iof nome l2aloloay
morning nor sL.r ,o01 NJ, "FTS S E E1s.'
John Richey
~ n Hs,&f,,5 v}, tss baer
a,.r ;, j. -, ~ - M
81. Nh hgS ..,.-s5 :
<-,fi. h ,..0o,s. s,,.aS.I;a
c,nos ~ Nsbrasi-a
Artss 7f,pcr v,or,, a.ba bos
hoa 800 , - - Braa1 j To-.
+ 49, Of ii the NJ = CbIrcb rs aonti,
Snn9on n , Sho la far : a. =
49,. 80 wa3nasdoy morn;nr
~
MISS MoLLIE HIGGINS wen : to
will take 8 position rs trimmer
from the wholesale house of Ros'
eDhein & Lewis, of that city.
~,
Inc 0ehnle norman Comeo.y
COMPANY thg ola IaForl'eS IN
h 7 VIII Us At me opera
| ginning Monday, September 5.
!
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New goods are ar
irving at the store Of
Jackson, Robinson &
Go.
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Don't forget to call on ". q.
Greene & Co., and purchase gste
roller and get Studebaker wagon.
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Hsnnihsl kagla flour Only $l.10
per sack for IL best grade al Sig
Ter Bros.
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Remember the one dollar wagon
st W. d. Greene & Co.'S.
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Acme end DeVoe's psiuts, the
best in the market, are sold only
by McKeehan Bros.
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For foundation stone see j. G..
Mahaffy. He is ready 10 deliver
in any qnanty on short notice.
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Coal, Coal.

BY coal bank is now in opera
ton, and am ready to supply all
demands. Coal delivered in town
on short notice. Leave orders with
Ross q Hamilton, one door south
of the Roller Mills.
n q Gnnrrn
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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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Don't forget cur big special sale
during fair week. Big bargains
in watches, clocks, jewe!ry and
silverware. SANDS ~ THOMAS.
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The best place on earth to pur-
chase buggies is at W. E. Greene
81 Cos,
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School supple, Of all kinds st
NICK eehan Bros.
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&Eai4 ln TIE field,

/ am again IN the field win an u
limited supply of money TO place
on real estate at a low rate Of III
terest. Gall ia and SIC me, Office
1st stairway west Of National
Bank. ". j. HICKS.
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Let every lady wishing to pur
chsse a new dress go straight to
j. +. Whitacre d. Co.
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Great discounts on steel ranges
and at ". z. Greene & Co.'S.
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| have p wagon load c I good
money to loan. J. NJ. M3CALL.
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60 t. Mex seheu Bros for
school supplies
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Fresh oysters and celery at 81.
&. Butler this week
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Glidon barbed wire in cry
quantity at ". L. Greene & Co.'S.
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1000 yards lovely fan styles in
dress goods and trimmings just
received this week by
3 z. lAMKIN.
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Best and cheapest photographs
in the city made at Tull's gallery.
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Go to Parcell's for Photos.

Machine oil OF all kinds at
Fout'e.
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For building stone see j. @
Mahaify.

Fresh oysters and celery on sale
at ii. A. Butler's.
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DR.. j. Robards, Veterinary
Surgeon, has his Office second
door north of the Union Bank. If
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All the nav st,i il dress
goods al J T Whitscre & Cos.
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New dress goods Is Brew acton
IL Sons.
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Fall cloaks aud dress goods are
now being received at Bre&ing,on
& Sons.
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IL. 4. Butler received fresh oys-
ters and celery this week, the first
OF the season.
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Efysu vert aujt ciotlrs you
will eev moues by buying Of j.
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IL You want g. fine buggy cheap
er than it can be gotten else here
in Northeast Missouri, try W. E.
Greene & Co.
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FoR SALE-A good house o.
eightrooms, good cellar, good we'll
andgood out buildings, some fruit
4 bargain. Address this Office.
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Strayed.

PARCELS Photoes ere the best
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w haya sbaal . 600 gaod III K
for Its, c=l.ars, and hues OF y Y
buIlo,ug purposes.
- BETS i SoH.
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Parcell's pictures always please
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Parcells Photoes are the best.
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New goods arriving daily at J
Z Whltacre Il Cos.
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Sigler Bros. viii pay lie cash
for eggs.
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Lost.

Gold frame Eyeglasses; finder
will be rewarded by leaving same
ut etore. 3. Z. LAMKIN.
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Tull's photos are the beat.
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L you want permenent and
profitable position with first
class firm, address.
RAND, M1AALLY q Co.
Chicago, lii
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-.----..--.--.----------.--------..----------
Inc most oeau'i'ui me o. aress
soods ID 'he cry e''. T. " hi'ecie
~ COS. .
ron SALE-A geod house o
eignt rooms, good cellar sooo wen
anogood out Dultdihgs, some Iruit
Let every lady wishing to pur
chsse a new dress go straight to
-s
Stgler Bros will tsv l2e cash
-.-.-
New goods arriving daily at J
Coo
faii cioaks aud dress goods are
d Sons.
Ioet
viii be ,ewerda3 hn iaovino sen,a
at e4ora i II T-,gryr
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81. A. Butler received fresh oys-
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Fine line of bound books QUIZ
2Oc each at y II. Fau- &
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100000 pounds ofpoultry a nd
100000 Of butter wanted for which
l will pay the highest market
price in cash. We are also in
tue market for fall, summer and
winter apples.
PIERCE & HoLBRooK.
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| have money - ioaa ar m-
proved farms. & 4. MCDOWELL
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I have a wagon load of good
money to losn j. NJ. MCCALL.
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The most beautiful line Of dress
goods in the city j. L. Whitsere
IL Co.'S.