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THE BOSTON STORE

Everybody wants to call andsee their
MAMMOTH stock OF goods
They mean tDfselI 1t prices for the
next thirty days that will astonish the
natives. They mean what they say.
They say call and see for yourself
The have the LARGEST and INCEST
stock of candies in Kirksxille, and
you can save twenty per cent. by pur-
chasing of them.
Do not forget to call for what you
want whether you see itor not. Thew
are trying too keep an assortment Of
everything.
This kind of an establishment has,
been one of the wants of our city, and
everybody ought to patronize it.
Especially as you can &c, good,
so low down from the regular prices.
Price their goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
They like to show goods and do NOS
get mad ifyou do not happen. TO. buy.
They know YOU will come back after
youth been there once.
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Willard Makes Music on Tues.
day Night.
The Old Camp Fires are
Brightly 5u7.cg-
Adair County Republicans are Wide
Awake

In no political campaign since the
close of the war has there developed so
early such an enthusiasm and earnest
ness among republicans. That enthu-
siasm. which is all the better is entire
" spontaneous. and general. confined to
10 neighborhoOd or special locality, but
springing up almost unbidden and
strictly unexpected in every direction.
On Saturday night last "a grand time
was had at Brashear. in Saltrlver.
where an immense crowd assembled, a
grand torch light procession. with
speaking. etc, was the programme. We
expect full account of the same from
some one of our local reporters in that
place in time for this issue.
Tuesday night the friends in Pettis
held a grand rally in Willard. Fully
500 people We're estimated to have been
present, and a grand torch-li9ht pro-
cession. with fire works was carried out
as part of the programme. Gen. Prem
It's made a short and characteristic
speech. The people of Pettis are fully
awake. and the old camp fires are
brightly burning. Republicans are
alive and working with an enthusiasm
which Will tell on in the returns in
November.
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Greeatop Iterns,

Everything seems to be quiet in our
Gown as there is no whisky 10 be had
only by the gallon.
DR.. Shirley is improving his DWELL
ing by building an addition to it.
A NJ. Lind 4 Co, have just compile
ted their grain house.
K. r. Wells is putting up a hitching
rack which has been needed for some
time.
John Britts team ran away Monday
night last and tore the harness to pieces
They We're running so fast that the
tongue run in the ground about three
feet when opposite q. M.Stanton house.
Pig Lind is the boss wrestler ofGreen-
top. He got away with DIR. Wilson too
quick.
Mr.. Martin. of Bloomfield Iowa.
was in town Tuesday last. he is large
man. weighs two hundred and seventy
pounds. He is a strong greenbacker.
Mrs. o. VI. Stanton is very sick, also
Mrs. Hunt.
Mr.. Samuel Roberts, of East st. Louis.
is visiting his parents.
Miss Martha Bailey. Of tnionville is
visiting her sister in this place.
Mrs Lucy Sickles. wife OF Mr.. J. G..
Siekles. train dispatcher on the VI. l. &
n r. r., is here on visit.
Vim. Rains has sold his farm to Mr..
Burkhart.
We understand that Wilson & lice
have bought the business house of Mr..
Nose. SOBER.
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At MilIar,l.

The republicans of Pcttis held a
rousing meeting at Willard last Tues
day night. There were fully FIVE hun
dredPersons presents and the torchlight
procession was :: complete success. Gen.
Prentiss made one ofhis telling speech.
es, and every one seemed happy. The
Pettis boys have become completely
stirred up already and the reports from
here on the night after the election,
will not be Of the kind to make demo-
Gratis smile. Pettis means business.
Willard, July 20, 1880. ANON.
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Letter List.

The following letters are advertised
at the kirksville post office:
Billiard, Mrs. Nancy, Duvall W. s.,
Foster W. f.. Osgood Daniel. Rosa f.
H.. Gallon David, Stewart Mrs. f. T.,
Stewart Miss Ella, Thompson Ed, Wood
Mrs. Parcia.
sgrAll the torch-light professions
this year have revolved around the
Quincy Grocery. It's the most popu-
lar place in the county.
We want straight republican ticket
in the field-a ticket made up of good
men. The interests Of the state of
Missouri demand it.
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From Brashcar,

BRAsHEAR, July e7.-Saturday night
the republicans concluded to let their
opponents see what they could do
when they tried. We held one of the
largest meetings ever known in the his
tory of the township. \ splendid Gar
field and Arthur club, numbering about
one hundred and thirty members was
organized. Gen. Prentiss addressed
the meeting, and made some of the
old burbons squirm by the caustic ex-
posure OF the rottenness oftheir party.
The torch-ight procession was a fine
success, nearly ssvo hundred torches
being in line. Yours,
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GreenbaekerS.

Toe greenback congressional con-
ventlon campmeeting and pole rails
ing occurred Thursday, The crowd
was not as dense as We had been led
to expect. The proceedings of the
convention appear elsewhere. The
pole was raised Thursday afternoon,
after much tribulation. Its, I nice
pole, 90 feet above the ground and
presents a good appearance. 1. leads
the democrat pole about 20 seet, but
the republican pole will take the
cake 1t will be raised Monday al.
ternoon:
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Old Clay Booming.

The republicans had splendid
meeting at the White School House in
Clay, Wednesday night. The house
was crowded with an enthusiastic aud
fence. Jake Waddle was elected chair
man, and \. d. Risdon and F. NJ. Har.
rington made rafting speeches. Eigh-
ty-one names were then enrolled for
the Garfield club. Hurrah for old CLAY
she is wheeling into line again. and
will be found at the front with her us
ual republican majority on November
ID
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FOR COUNTY MD6H

ames n. NovinRer, A. ". Shoe, ~
{. NovInger. David Fesaey, ...l
fuller. Hiram NeSia6sr, Vim. f:.i ~.
); +. Novinger. August Guile ~,
franktord. John. Miey. Jsu u M.
niger, Charles Mahus> Georv = ~ at Sov-
}: N: Hughes y n. Sibe IL S
Voelker, J, {. Williams Sa M, ~"
ley. l reg
GEsrlExES:-YopE aneu o..4.s all
for me to becane aeapd;da = ~ o4l.
ty Judge for the FIST distr ,et ~ =
en.ireN oy surprise, as it was ~ n
intention to become can diiats a. -. ~
office. But after. dine coz ruItst;o. ~
the voters Of tina towr SIN ma .i.a
"rere; l'have cczsiudef Ia 49,. 3"
candidate for said OHIO E. nis.t ~ a.. .
approval Of the lepuR iicsn COMMIT ~ .o ene
ventiOn. 0anty con-
For these saatime nts 90 l;n>,,v
pressed R ssasssfsasp " SINGER, thanks
Point, " j, Is. jsao' ''AAl'
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Bond Received.

We learn that the soldiers reunion
committee received the blank bond to
he filed out and signed for the tents
and arms to be used at the reunion.
The supplies will be shipped here from
the Rock Island arsenal, on receipt of
the papers in proper shape. The mat
ter will receive attention. we presume.
at an early date.
SgMiss. Sue Baird desires her GUS
toners to know that she has made ar
engagements to retain the present loca-
ton opposite the post Office during the
coming season. For anything in the
line give her call
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ANSWER To CORRESPONDENTS.

Can you reUus Of the origin Of the
wonderful mad stone E.P.
Knksville. Mo-, July s., 1880.
No, We can't tell IT. origin. There
is what is called mad stone" LISA
small grayish colored porous stone, but
that it possesses any Of the wonderful
properties attributed to it. is super.
stitious idea. Still there are person,
who have the greatest confidence IN its
virtues.
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Two LEG ge | Nuisances.

Kirksvile, ike other towns offs size
has few men. and large number o:
boys. who unconscious!y. are petty
swindlers. The amounts obtained are
OF course. such tritieS. that it is not
criminal but assumes more the charac-
ter of deadbeatism. Market-men gen
orally, and apple-men especially, are
the victims OF these toragers. whose IA
pa,ious jaws are ever ready to close on
anything suitable to the palate.
\ farmer comes in with a large
strong wagon loaded to the top of the
side boards with fine delicious fruit
whose skins Of emerald. coral and gold
gllsten in the sun The appleman stops
his strong good natured team at one OF
the pumps to give them "A drink. He
is pumping the water when one OF
these petty swindlers. or dead beats,
we DO not know which to call him.
comes along. pauses at the side Of the
wagon bed looks in tlrrusts in IN arm
and bruises all the large fine apples
he can get his hand on.
The good natured farmer looks up at
the professional who looks up at the
farmer. The professional with the air
Of man who desires to purchase a
carload of apples says:
Apples?
Yes sir, the farmer will reply, con-
timing to pump water for his horses.
For sale?''
Yes sir is the reply.
Three or four other professionals have
crowded around. and all feeling and
squeezing and destroying as much of
the poor man load as they can
Fine fruit jim. better buy some"
says first professional to colleague
''Dh have seen better
Not much. | think Id like some of
these if they taste as well a. they look. "
How are they anyhow. pretty good?'
says third professional.
We'll am goin to taste one first to
try if they are good. I'll may be buy
some.
He takes an apple and bites one, the
others now from six to dozen strong
embol,iend by his example, all take
from one to three apples piece; just
as the owner comes around hoping TO
dispose of his fruit.
What is these apples wo'th?" asks
one professional of the farmer.
Il wantjust what apples are selling
for here. just came in and dom
know the price Of fruit
That's too high" says one and all
shaking their heads and walking away
and chewing the apples which it would
be an honor to all such profess
ionalS to say had been stolen.
The appleman goes to tie next cor
her TO meet a similar crowd. And
from one eighth to one fourth of near
ly every load of apples are taken in
that way. or so bruised by pinching
and feeling for mellow apple, as to
spoil the sale of them. We do not be-
lieve that people really intend doing
wrong. but there are some even in our
town addicted to this careless, uncon-
Scious swindling
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Il. +. o. Y..H..
EXPLANATIONS: Grws EAR, Oh T. rsorr..

EXPLANATIONS: GIVE EAR, Oh II FHOPtI.
Minute mathematical calculations
have demonstrated to an ineontrovsri.
bic certainty that all men ara approach,
ing the era Of metempsychosis. There
fore during your natural lifetime. you
should live well and economical. To.
do this successfully it becomes necessary
for you to purchase that which il re-
CURED to keep the chemical labratory
that manufactures our life forces, and
the materials adequate for the proper
prosecution Of its mysterious operations.
at W. n. Turner's grocery store. West.
Idle at Nc Governs old stand.
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Republicans Turn out
and Let us Have
a Regular Old
Fashioned
Rally.
Remembe Next
MONDAY NIGHT.

There Will be grand rally
ratification meeting and torch
light procession, in Kirksville,
on Monday evening, August
2nd, to which all republicans
are earnestly invited,
By order of the executive
Committee.
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DIR. Tanner says the long fast be h4a
subjected himself to. has sharpened his
intellect. Hence we suggest the nece.x-
Ity OF an extended fast upon the part
Of the editor of the DemOc,at.
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Great improvements

MeCormicks new reaper. mower and
troopers. These are nnqusesioasbly
the fnest harvesting machinery in tte
world. Don't buy anything ellie with.
out carefully examining them. Full
line of repairs always On hand. Sulky
and a., revolving hay rakes, at. Link. 1
Blackman 5.
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@By misunderstanding the an
nouncement of Mr.F. NJ. Harrington
was omitted from last weeks Graphic,
and as the omission has caused some
inquiry, We VIII state that Mr.. Har-
rinston is candidate, in answer to an
urgent solicitation of a number of vo-
tiers, which was published some weeks
since, subject to the decision of the re-
publican convention, which meets in
this place on Monday next.
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SOLDIERS REUNION.
A Fresh Boom.

On Thursday, July 29th, mas
meeting Of soldiers Of North Missouri
was held at the City Hall to discus.
the matter Of the coming soldiers re-
union. Gen. B. NJ. Prentiss called the
meeting to order and stated the object
after which reports were called for
from different parts Of the counties.
Capt. 6. d. Gray, ofSchuyler county,
reported that from two to three hum
bred soldiers were organizing in his
county to come to our reunion. One
company will bring arms.
Scotland county reported from three
to five hundred men who would come
organized.
Putnam reports that five hundred
soldiers would come.
Lewis county being represented re-
ported that all the soldiers there would
be on hand.
Knox county reported that every
body were coming in wagons.
Sullivan county reports 4 regiment
of one thousand men about ready to
come.
Shelby, Linn and Clark made favor
able reports. The representatives
from each county w:re anxious to do
all they could to help on the work.
\ motion was carried that each
county in the twelfth congressional
district be requested to organize and
report to the chairman Of the execu-
tive committee, Gen. B. NJ. Prentiss on
Aug. goth, as to how many men will
be in attendance.
The following committee men were
chosen in different counties.
Scotland county, l.. Mott and Jo-
seph Best.
Schuyler county, Capt. G. D. Gray,
Capt. Tisdale.
Lewis county, Col. David Moore
Clark county, Col. H. NJ. Hitler. .
Knox county, Capt. Parsons, Maj.
McGonnigle.
Macon county, Capt Gilstrap. Col.
Forbes.
Marion county, Capt. Buckley.
Shelby county, Capt. Ewing.
Putnam county, Stephen Ford, Capt.
Franklin.
Sullivan county, Capt. Brantner.
Linn county, A. W. Mullins.
Livingston county, Maj. Toppass,
Capt. WI Norville.
After the business of the meeting
was over, the number ofregiments rep
resented. was called for. The follow
ing regiments were found to be rep
resented:
37th Ind, 1873 Ind, 5Ist Ind, all
infantry, End Iowa, infantry, sd Iowa,
cavalry, 10Th infantry, 10th, nth, 9th,
56th, 4znd, and 18th Illinois, infantry,
and 9TH Illinois cavalry. 4th Pennsyl-
vania cavalry, 10th, est, 69th, 18th,
18th, s7th, infantry, 9TH Mo-, cavalry,
35th and goth infantry, and Ist Mo-,
infantry, colored. Two Mexican reg
iments were represented! Ist Illinois
nfantry, and End Indiana infantry.
The representation was good. max
ing IS regiments. With the above we
can assure the public that the soldiers
reunion will be grand thing.
The bond has been received for 500
Springfield muzzle loading muskets,
cal, 81, 500 infantry accoutements
and four cannon. .One of the chief
features will be sham battle which
will be fought the second or third day,
N which four pieces of artillery and
SIX hundred guns will be used.
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Republican Rally.

The republicans VIII raise 4 Garfield
and Arthur pole on Monday next. with
i grand ratification meeting and torch
lisht procession al night Al rrrubli-
can Dub. ard republicans generally are
Invited 10 be Trc>an, and take 4 part
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S DR.. Tanner is not likely to have
any imitators in Kirksville as long as
Osenbaugh's Quincy Grocery keeps
up Its present popularity.
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soia HI. mo-. ,r,r,,o+ ~ lanes Kearns
II Grcenca.,le. Mr. Kearn, took pos
ion Of bj- new purchase last Monday.
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nave l',' ''iii.ne" " NEE 900 VI l''1'''i
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COUNTY BIZ larger majority than ever
before.
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'nen' " save which Is sa'a 10 DC inc
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encc At 4 lottery, has concluded Ii
pays better to invest in groceries at
osenbauqh's Quincy store. Don't
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Hand made boots
So 90 at J. X. Such &
Co.'S.
%Times change and men with
them, but the Quincy Grocery contin
ues to be headquarters.
New Firm.

Mr.. w. ?. Johnson has sold his
meat market, southeast corner of the
square to Mr.. James Kerns, late of
Greencastle, who has taken possession,
and will continue the business. Mr..
kerns has succeeded to good bust
ness in good section, and proposes
to make it a continued success. Fresh
meat Of all kinds, and of the best quail
ity always on hand at low prices, also
fresh pork, choice sugar cured hams,
etc. Call and see him.
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Adair Co. Grange.

The regular meeting of the Adair Co.
Grange will be held at Rural Dell
school house on Wednesday the 4th
day of August 1880. A good attend
ance is desired. d. \. Ely Jr
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~ nrll'S Fair

is the rather ambitious and high sound
ing title ofthe second annual exhibi
ton Of thesFarmers Association, which
viii he held near Edna on the 9TH, 9th
and 1th OF October We have received
the premium list which Is a handsome
ly printed pamphlet Of "a pages, in
striking contrast to the miserable look
ing sample got out by our own aSsocia-
ton No imprint is given or we would
take pleasure in naming the office
where the work was done. Prices OF
admission ID the fair only j. cents.
whether in wagon. buggy OF on foot. \
stock sale will be held each day of the
fair No drinking. swearing or betting
allowed on the grounds. The manage
ment have orr thanks for their polite
invitation to represent.
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No good housewife is fully equipped
for housekeeping till she has supplied
herself with ii full set of those choice
fiavoring extracts at J. H. Wilkes fam.
ily grocery.
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The democracy had rally at the
Union school house in Wilson township
on Saturday evening last, which seems
to have been rather funeral and mel
ancholly affair 10 begin with the ter.
ritory OF a portion OF three townships
was ransacked to procure enough ma
terial to organize with. The party that
went down from kirksville. commenced
picking up timber seven miles this side
of the school house. p. T. Greenwood
addressed the assemblage. and was fol-
lowed by the gentleman from Wash
ington. who could not stand the aSso-
citation of republicans after he was sent
home from the public crib. The latter
did not say much. confning himself
principally to the wonderful things he
was going TO perpetrate before the cam
paign closes. Including boys and all,
the club organized with a membership
Of about thirty.
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Olive Hill.

FLorD's CREEK. July 2t.-The Gar
field club met on Saturday night, l..
d. Maltbt was called to the chair, the
chairman. 7. ID. Bell not being present.
We listened to good speeches from DR..
Il. H. Browne. Judge Sands from
kirksville. and from Mr. Maltby, of
Clay township We had a large aud
fence and very good order with the ex-
ception Of interruptions bya youth OF
sixteen. or thereabou;s. Ne will not
give hi name as some OF his old neigh
bors will advise him as to how to con-
duct himself in the future We en-
rolled twenty-three names. Adjourned
To meet at White schooihouse, Thurs
day night B. \. Bowman.
Secy.
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- Hart the .Jeweller occupies por-
ton of the building with &. X. Brew
ington East Side Square.
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Circulation. The advertiser gets just what
he paw for-no morr no less.
REGULAR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING
or three. six or twelve months contracts:
0nc-ff;h of one cent, per line. on each humid
ned copic. i.suc1, during the insertion. ANY
numler n changes ussdc ou payment ~ the
extra cosi M type setting. IL lines lthi- typcD
10 The inch. Thus an advertisement occupy
,ny ihrre inches DOWN ;i,- column, ana run
ring Is weeks. on M average circulation of
ear d.s, ~s,ua cos; .i;h orc chang uf matter
only Sass
yR.<rrSr .>n IretL-{one moth or
ies, al sirrsl rates
Editorial Business Noiicfs-o cents per line
-y-r hundred q. circulniionl
Local Business N0tircs--l vent per line per
hundred II ssrpln;'sL
Sr4.ria, Noiiccs-Mnion type. next u ad-
1cr;i-iag oslgIgns, y Local rats after first
inscriivR-
Accurate record kept 81 each weeks circu-
la.ilu. aud charges graded accordingly.
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Loaded reading matter business To-
locals en this lage !" cents each inser-
tion. Notices not inserted for any
specified time. inserted til dead. or
nrLierra ont. and charged acLnrdlnElv.
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COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to announce n VA.
IEkBERKI az u candidate for the s,Aee ~ e,
Iector 9i Admir- county, subject to o. teeisj ~
oil the Republican County Cnvenstca. %
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AEEGvNcEAeEa5-a
FOR;REPRESAyTATIyE

We are authorized To Announce rN NJ.
rington az candidate fov Representative.
subject to the republican cosnty conyeotioc
Of Adair COUNTY
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Buy your boots and
shoes from the relia-
bic boot and shoe
store of j. X. Such &
Co.
Co.

y handsome showcase filled with
tiavorlng extracts is one OF the additions
at Wilkes grocery store east side
square.
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized tn announce JORy
SHAVER. OF Pettis township. Us = es.asS.ss
ior sheriff. subject t" the decision 81 ne 81
publican county convention Of Adair so.nfr
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-07-31

WMoNEy to LOAN at 9 per cent.
interest, payable annually on long
time. Apply to J. S. Pool.