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AUG 1    1883
\^OLUME XIJI.
FLORA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY. JULY 27. 1883.
NO. 30.
NEAV  ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLASH'S lABNSSS IMFOEIUM!
DEALER IlSr
HARNESS LEATHER
S-AJDIDX-E3S, ETC. Has on Hand the
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
IN CJLAT COUHTIT,
Which he will sell for Cash at prices lower than any other establishment.
a-rVDS ISLTli^ -A. C-A-ILX--
NORTH SIDE NORTH AVE., OPPOSITE JOURNAL OFFICE.
PIIAINIOS
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USE   YOUR   PLEASURE
in reading this for it is only an advertisement informing you that a large and varied stoek of plain and fancy goods such as business and visiting cards, card cases, ball invita¬ tions and programmes, wedding and mourn¬ ing goods, programmes, chromo advertising cards, etc., etc.,has just been received at the
Journal Job Office
and are being sold at astonishingly low fig¬ ures. Just glance at the following:
The    Detective's Mistake.
ORGANS,
SHEET Musir:,,s^c.
At Blaochard's.
OOISAIQSfATIOIBEY,
AT BLANCHARD'S.
ALL PAPER AT BLANCHARD'S.
I'tincy ArtldeH nt BI^ANCHAKB'H.
'arpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, &c., &c.,
BLANCHARD'S,
Post Office Bailding. Flora.
Wedding Cahinets from $3.75 to $8.00.
Business Cards from 50 ots. to $250 per 100.
Comie Advertising Card* from $.S.50 to $5.00 per 1,000
Ball Invitations and Piogrammes from $2.50 to $5.00 per 100.
Forty sizes and styles Visiting Cards from 25 cts. to $1 25 per paik, printed.
Two packs best gilt edged bristol Visiting Carda, printed,-In Patent NovettySnap  Case, only 85 cts.
Two packs best gilt edged bristol Visiting Cards, printed, In fine leatb erette card case and pocket book combined, only $1.00.    Case  looks  like a ladle's uockt book and will last lor   cars.
Two packs tiest gilt edged bristol Visiting Cards, printed, in flne plush curd case and ladle's pocket book coipbined, only $1.7,5. Case Is provided witb an ornamental handle aod ts intended to be carried in tbe hand when shopping or calling.
m-tK'81-ly.
BAKERY!
SIMON ULRICH, Prop.
(SSuccCMOr to KOSTIE £ IlLEIOB,) KEPPS A KCIX * COMPLETB STOCK Orl
ALSO, A FIRST-CLASS
Where you can fret anytbitx wanted in the
Hne or BSEAO, CAKK8.1'lES, CANDIES, 4C., 4C.
   Choice Cakes made lor parties to ottlcr
ou .bort notify. .JS/l
In connection with which, bekeepsan EAT. ING UEI'AUTMGKT, irbera Lunches or Meals are-aerveil at all hours. Call and see mi.   FRKSUOYSTEKSIN SEASO.H.
Call and look at our stock, we are proud of.it and take pridein exhibiting it, and if you don't pur¬ chase thei e will be no harm done. Don't, for-a min¬ ute, lose sight of the fact that we have the best job office in this section and that we do work in city style and at city prices.
Yours Truly,
The Journal.
Boston Transcript.
"It is no use, papa,I cannot, will not m;JTy .4doIphns Sinclair!''
Such was the impas-sionetl utterance of the young and haughty Melnnctliiiia FitZHimtherH, the darling d;inghter of John Fitzsmithers, tho retired nuder- taker of Columbus avenue.
"But, Lancthio, dearest," nrged her papa, "why tliis warmth ? Is not Adol- phua a young man of more than ordi¬ nary jn'omise ? Is he not already in re¬ ceipt of a princely salary— that is to say, kind o' princely? ,4nd are not his habits exemplary in every respect ?" **yes, papa, yes," replied Melanc- thino, sobbing weirdly; "yes; but it ia uot that, it is uot that!"
And Melanethina, lu her agony, im- prifioncd u lly in her dainty hanil and cnishcd it in her frenzied grasp.
"Bnt what is'that'?" persisted John Fitz-smitliers, swallowing the impreca- ti