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THE Democratic press and politicians afs
altogether too aweot on Grnnt to lo hcstns'
Thoy aro s1sp'ciously Unanimous f0rn thlr'tte'na:
ovor Do ut thom slipped tntn tho city feonM
parts withfI q few days, and they arc ~ !nopT
trious as tho d-l In Il galu Of Wind gettlns y
tlloir work for Il third torn. Thcy 10 eoae.
aniong Republicans saying that "drhnt 'os
hartlest candidate tn beat tho llcpubl!eNns eaa
nointnate," mud that tho "only man tho nelay
csAtA catl run nK,Iinst hin with As.y proapec'"
sueccss is ula Sum tlisten" md thAt 10 un. ;
doul,tetlly will bo their nnt Ia cnsc Graatsss
tho Republican nomination.
Thu Democratic politicians repeated th!s ,.'s Mas
yesterday to tho Republicans porhnrs i1l'"s
tfInos. 1t Ii tlletr harp at n Thousand su!'s"
an1 they play no other tuno on it. Every noteS.
son Of tho r7lsculs knows thoy wcro lyug. ipst ~
believe Grant to bo tho busiest candidate u WI
feat tho Republicans can possibly put up, Wv
thnt Tlltlen Is thor ,etttkext nun, and thoS aas
no Intention tn nominate him. unless, indce" ~
ltepubltaua purity is torn In twhln anu ~. W.
two candidates, as tho Democrats did nftef u'
Charleston Convention Ut lsaN.
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We shall strive to build up
adecent respectable journalism
as contra distinguished from
the coarse and grossly abusive
style too common In many pa
pers, believing that jotfrnal
which carefully expunges these
defects from its pages will ul-
timately commandnot only the
respect and confidence but also
the patronage Of the commune
ty in which It as published. =
This does not imply that good
humored satire, and wit, and
ridicule, may not be used at
the proper time. For these
are often powerful weapons in
the cause Of truth, and when
properly and moderately used
give zest to more serious argu
ment.
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= = We are republican from
Principle, and advocate and
work for the success Of that
party, because we believe it
embodies the Progressive, Re
formatory and Patriotic Spirit
of the Country. We oppose
Democracy because we believe
it embodies the reactionary
sentiment of the country, in all
things anti-progressiye, and
with an innate tendency tow
ards class and color prejudices
and acovert opposition against
the modern idea of Nationality
and Free Schools, and a man.
hood ballot free to every clti-
without regard to the accident
Of race or color.
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snIdicrs, Eseilnion.

Alta meeting of the Executive Commit
Tee of The soldiers reunion. held August
ah. lss). the following persons We're ap-
pointed ms a committee Of reception:
+ u Harrington. = j Greenwood. Il ii
Browne, Andrew Ellison. : u Picker. \
II John. ] VI Swetnam. Il W DeRemer.
John Burton. g \ Cohen. p II Smith. )
NJ Link. y II Draper. 6 - Coe. 4 + VIII
lard. Il VI Ringo. { j Pollock. / { Camp
bell. Il BeckIol. W l. Grjggs. W u llar-
Ian. y Edmondson. j J Bently, X Mer-
Ger. L 4 Grove. ID 5 Hooper. ii + MILAN.
W T Baird. T. q Gates. ID Baird. j ID Nil
Ter. " L Under. ii " Snyder. Samuel
Reed. c L Leech. John Flemming. j 6
Jamison. 4 BifIer \ : Pierce. j j Brown
Geo Williams, \ Dnneghy. b + Lam
kim u STEPHENS. J Sands. J VI DeFrance.
John Gardner. Thinner. Robert Moore.
Bcni White c Is Policy, Stephen Hall.
Capt Davis. L Y Maithy. 4 / Gibbs. c \
Aiigaier. l. Y Arterberry.s l. Sage. Geo
shihley. Capt. Teller. Capt. Tolcr. J \
McCreery. ! ; Pool. y J heo8n. i J Bal
lew, II Williams. | p Pearce. p NJ Iantz
j \ Richter. II i MeDanields. j II Wess-
cher : + Stahl. j 4 l'insman. K Prince,
Thomas MeeEs. \ l. Woods.
Members of the above committee are
requested 10 meet al the Office of Geo. i.
Williams, Monday evening. Aug. 2ld.
Il. N. PRENTiSS, Chm'n.
L. O. GATES, Sec'y-
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Fast Horses,

The kirksville Jockey Club make
announcement by large posters of
series of races to take place at the
Fair grounds during the soldiers re-
union. which viii doubtless call ont a
large crowd of lovers of fast horse flesh.
They offer one thousand dollars in pre-
mimums for fastest trotting. running
aud pacing horses, with purses for Sack
and foot races on the first two DAYS, En-
trance fee 10 per cent. Admittance of
spectators to the grounds p cts. They
VIII doubtless draw large crowd If
you wish to see some fast running and
trotting do not fail to be on hands DUR
ing the afternoon of the first second and
third OF September.
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REPORT,

st. Louis, Aug. 20.
WHEATON to 95c
CORN 3511
oats 231Ic
FLOUR Fame ) Is to 5 25. choice
75to 9), family 4 60tol 20.
Rye -four ! % to 4 60.
WOOL Tub waihal, choice IS to 47c.
medium Il to 43e. dingy and
low. . 10 70, unl-ashed 90 to
29c.
HIDES go / dry flint 17lz. green
salted rs :. 9ll5, dry salt no. l,
&c
GRASS SEED M:llett, to hun
s.arian - to SIX, german mil
let, % TO 60, timothy 800
BEESWAx Prime to choiee 20 to dc.
FEATHERS live geese Is % 46, no.
,. 70 t. 4tc.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Choice natives, 4 60 to %
prime do. 4 40 to t so, common
to good 3 90 to 3 So.
Cows. good native 2 50 to 3 80
HOGS Mixed packing. 90 to ) Is F:
Yorker:. 4 o. to 90. selected
heaxy 5 20 TO $50, skips and
Gully. , so to 4 p.
SHEEP Choice extra. 3 - to 4 C.
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pntnaln Cnunfv Sellicrs.

Capt. Sands. who attended the meet
irgof Soldiers, he'd at Unionyille on
Wednesday, 10 make arrangements to
attend The reunion, says that q large
crowd 'Tas IL attendance some twenty
four or five regiments being represent
d. They resolved 70 attend the re-dn-
ion n mas, and 70 form their general
organization here. Two or three COM
panies will come fully organized. They
will bring forage and rations for tie
trip. Five hundred 10 one thousand
viii come from Putnam county alone
The greatest enthusiasm prevails.
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A Boom in Real-Es-
tate at Last (!
THE LAST CHANCE OFFERED

THE LAST CHANCE OFFERED
The unersigned will sci. 70 r.y acres of land
all laid out and surveyed by the county sur
yeyor in FIVE ACRE LOTS.
There Is also a twelve acrr.lot Of land which
Is also surveyed out TO itself, but all these
lay adjoining.
This is the OILY land that can be purchased
in close proximity TO the business part Of the
in suitable shape and amount for
Suburban Residences, Fruit or Market Gard
en- Purposes
These lands are dose II the Normal grou-
nds. hence will always DC valuable and in de.
nand ; now is the time 10 invest.
/ also have twenty nine town lots in Rich
tcr's Addition Joining west Of the Normal
grounds also forty acres oftimber land about
three and Il half miles west Of kirksviilc
also one hundred and twenty acres OF
Prairie land in Sullivan county. about five
miles south of sticklersviile.
These lots and lands are offered at Private
sale until
Saturday, September IS, 1850
and all of such property as may not be sold by
that time, the remainder will positively be
sold al
PUBLIC AUCTION on THATDAY
at the southeast corner % the public square.
near Baird's bank, beginning at ten ocl6cksof
that day
Plats of said lands can be seen by applica-
zion to the office of ". F. Smith & Son. who
win show parties SAID lands, and give such
Information as may be desired. Parties buy
ing AT public sale will be required to pay $40
at bidding off each and every tract of the land
snd 50 to be paid at bidding OF, Of each town
lot.
Title 0. K. Terms : One third cash bal
srce, one and two years at ten per cent inter
est Deed to be executed to purchaser, and
deed of trust taken on property sold to secure
deferred payments.
Any further information desired address
j. a RICHTER,
Or Kirksyille Mo.
". F. SMITH II soS, Lock Box s,
Kirksyille, Nc.
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Green,np Grapl.ics.

Our little village is sill improving
Elias Owens is improving his residence
by Notwithstanding IT and putting in
new front: we are glad TO note the
improvements III our village.
We had a nice rain here on Monday
night.
It Las been reported around town
that Judge Lind has 4 huge boy at his
house, Weighing IL pounds.
John Davis shipped three car loads OF
walnut lumber last week.
The ". st. l.. & y pay ear passed
through last week, and the railroad
boys are feeling good.
Mr.. forsha, of Glenwood, was in our
town, last Friday, looking around.
Judge Roberts and wife are visiting
his so'is in Kansas.
Samuel Roberts returned to his hcme
in east sc. Louis last week.
George Sanford and family are visii-
tina friends in Illinois.
Last Friday fire broke out in B.
Her1ingtoas dwelling house. but very
little damage was done. We under
stand lIr. n. Lewis got there with his
engine to quench the ire.
Rev. Green. Of Kirksville, preached
here last Sunday. We had the pleas
IRE Of listening to a splendid discourse.
The Methodists viii hold their quar-
terry meeting here ON the Bird Sunday
in September.
Or. Wilson has moved his family to
town.
We notice lessee Carter on our
streets Tuesday last. He was around
looking after The interest q his cleo
lion; he IS running for collector.
Green Top lodge, I, o. 0. T.. will
have q Rebecca meeting next Monday
night. SOBER.
-. Highest price paid for produce
al Glaize's New York Grocery.
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The wilson Rally.

Last Saturday n.Eht the repuJielHs
q Wilson had the finest political dem
o.l-.ra..en ever held IN tbs townshiq.
fl- crowd icing va!lou,I.. estimated a.
from gea hundred iotwelye hundred.
Con. if-ltis> made one Of his t-hiae
>;@e.aes. aHda nice toralI,g!4; la5
iaa aas cn. of TIE attractive teatares
81 he OCCASION. Hurgah for oi4 Wilson
ana Ter R.l"-a sake republicans.
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Morrow Township.

The-cpuai.eans Of Morrow township
had q mas neetia, On Tuesday. last,
and Ta.seia Garfield a;.l Arthur pole
1pgi-a- bieh. Tie meeting was al
dress by Z. II. Harrington an1 there
was aeenerl good feeling throughout
ia republicans d -i)frow are gaining
in confidence, and claim the township
without a doabt.
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The Good Tenplars Of 3Iillard vii
give a Pc mic in tie 0weaby Grove,
three quarters Of a mile southwest Of
: own, on saturday. Aue. 2sth. Good
speakers have been secured. Every
body invited 10 turn out aud br;n.
their baskets. i}r ORDER o. Coz.
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Great improvements.

Mccormick S new reSper. mower and
droppers. These are uhqueo.ionably
the finest harvesting machinery in the
world. Don't buy anything else With
out carefully examining them. Full
line of repairs always on hand. Sulky
and revolving hay rakes at Link d
Blackmans.
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The GRAPHIC desires to be
especially a family paper, one
which will find a welcome iii
every home, and which parents
can with confidence place in
the hands of their children
knowing that it will prove a
valuable educational and NOR
al aid in their training.
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Pctiis Township.

The Repnblieans will have Z rally at
Tx XIII, pettis twp, oa Saturday eve
ming Aug. >. commeaein. d 8 clock.
Let al turn out. good speakers VIII be
present.
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Tho allowing railroads have signi-
fti identification 10 give l5w rates 10
and l.5m the Settlers ra-union. w.
Burlington a Southwestern Wabash.
Sd Ions Z Pacific: Quincy, DO. ! Pa
cl.c. and tie i. ]. 4 Y.
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L. @. GATES. Secy.

All who viii asyistin cleaning up the
grounds in Wilson's grove where the
reunion is proposed to be held. VIII
please assemble on The grounds on the
morning of Friday Aug. q, at 9 o cloci,
IN the morning, with rakes, spades,
hdtchcis &c.
By ORDER OF EXECUTIVE CovmrTrEE
E.0. GATES. Secretary.
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More Fine plums.

Thursday Matt. Halliday placed a
bunch Of plums on our table that takes
the cake so far. The twi- was 10 inches
in length and bore thirty -two fine large
plums weighing one and half pounds.
This viii be hard to beat.
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- For family supplies cal at
ilaizes New York Grocery.
Teachers Institute.

The institute opened Monday with q
rather small attendance but we are
glad to learn that the attendance has
steadily increased til at present Fri
day-over thirty have been enrolled.
The exercises under the supervision Of
Profs. ". ?. Mason. n. L. Page, and
G. \. Smith. The institute will ecntin-
ue in session a portion of the coming
week.
The Graphic boom continues-we add
another quire this week. Circulation
no secret.
Bear in mind the fact that Guire is
now carrying the largest assortment of
sewing machines ever brought to Kinks
Vile.
Floods swept over Glendore Glen,
county Donegal, flooding the church at
Commienon and drowning sixteen per-
sons.
Country people should call at
0senbaugh's before purchasing their
supplies.
~ Our sl.o0 Corsets can't he beat.
LADIES BAZAAR.
The soldiers can come ahcad-the
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Tie republican club Of this township
VIII hold a meeting al Su5lette, on olt-
urlay. An- 2.'h Good speaking and
d tore-leat procession are On the pro-
gramme. Other clubs are invit ted.
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nc pays f1r--ao mere no less
RrGrlAR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING.
Or three, SIX or twelve months contracts:
iot,e-i;f b 81 ore cent, per line, on each humid
I'd comics iss.ca. during the Insertion. ANY
anmbcr Of has ~ made on payment 81 the
rxt-a cost Of type setting. 10 lines (tliis type
~ The inch. Thus an advertisement occupy
inr ;lIrrc inches down the column. and run
niar ~ weeks, oR an average circulation Of
,sy (sn, would Gust it'll one change gfmaiteT
only 1888.
TRANSIENT AND LE5AI-tOnc month or
lees !; special rates.
Editorial Business Notices. cents per line
,,cr hundred f c,rculatioa
Local Business Noiic,s-i cent per line per
hundred % circulation.
special No.icos-Miiiion type. next to ad-
yerii-lp.. columns. Local rates af'cr first
Insertion.
.eeu-tte record kept Of each weeks circu-
ai.oa. and charges graded accordingly.
loaded reading matter business L.
locals, on this 'paEa IL cents each iRser-
ton. Notices not inserted Tor any
specified time. inserted till dead. or
ordered ont. aud charged accordingly.
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Union School House.

There VIII be republican meeting
at tie Union school house n Wilson
township nezt Saturday, Aug. = 4,
D. R!s1on will address the meeting.
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For Sale.-1o acre fruit farm in Green
top: Good house and BARR, well, aud fine or
clnr,l Of 2ibO apnle trees. and abundance Of
Grapes and small fruits VIII be sold cheap.
Everything in splendid order for comfortable
hone. Apply AZ this Office.
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Mr. Cllas. Dunlap, OF Indiana, q
friend aud former eomrade ii arms
with our fellow townsnan, Jas. Kin
near, gave US call Thursday.
Mr.. Albert Woods, Of Wilson. called
last week and enrolled as Graphic
reader.
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w = :
Seed 90.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs. per hundred pounds. 3 80 to + 90 Cat
tie per hund. lbs. :, ~ to 3 Oh. Calves per lD0
lbs 5 to 90. Sheep per mead, , % 10 3 80
HAY.
Timothy, per ton, So co Prairie. do 81 90
Hungarian, do s. 90 NJ illet, do 81 90.
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No good housewife is fully equipped
for housekeeping till she has supplied
herself with a full set of those choice
tiavorlng extracts at j. H. Wilkes finn
lily grocery.
Miss jennie Bowcoek formerly of
this place committed suicide at St.
Paul. August Il.
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Braashcr Notes.

ED:ToR GRAPHIC: We were blessed
ia this vicinity on last Friday, by a re-
,rashing shower Of rain, the first for
three weeks.
The sreenback rally at this place on
last Tuesday was well attended. good
speaking by jesse Harper, Of Illinois.
The subject agitating the public mind
at tie present, YVES ably handled and
free from slang as an argument against
opposing parties.
The anticipated reunion of the
soldiers TO be held September 1st, al
kirksyille, is creating quite stir
among our citizens. Quite a number
from this part of the county contem-
plate attending portion if not all OF
the time.
The members Of our Sabbath schooi
are making preparations to attend the
picnic at Sabbath Home, which VIII
take place next Saturday the 2isi inst.
Mrs Keller and son are sitin e
friends in Chicago: r. ". Byashear is
also there attending The meeting Of
Knight Templars.
Miss Mary Harris and Mr.. Wright
and lady, Of Macon, are visiting friends
here.
y. L. Dcnegby is repairing his store
room, IN order to make room for the
extensive stock Of goods he is receiving.
Marion Throsker LETT last week for
Denver City.
J. Hatfield. of Charlton county, is
visiting friends here and IN Knox.
Mrs. Cornell, Of HugdIand, IS in town,
We learn the HurGlanaites have erected
a uaion church bui!jing. and organized
a sabbath school. Success attend Heir
forts.
J. and L, McCreery, of Lima, IL, are
visiting friends here.
S-
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Editorially''we aim to treat
all men and all topics with
the candor they deserve, deal
ING with them fairly, justly and
strictly on their merits:
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The Normal.

Opens on Tuesday. August 31st., this
year Prospects are good fer splea-
did year before it. Students and fami-
lies are already arriving to spend the
schoo! year with u.
SOLDIERS REUNION!
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Prof. Tees predictions sometimes
fail TO hit, but Hannah & Caskey,
propose to hit the mark center on
groceries. and don't you forget it.
Just received. New goods at Geo.
r. Brewington's, East side square.
We all saw Andrew Jackson with his
No. Wheeler G, Wilson sewing ma
chine.
Knives without forks can be had at
the Boston Store.
aog~A full stock of choice family
flour at Jos. lives.
Hart the Jeweller occupies por-
ton of the building withG. Il. Brew
ington East Side Square.
e5N No dull season at Joe Ivie's. A
full stock and live trade right along.
Call and see him.
81 MONEY to LOAN at 9 per cent.
interest, payable annually. on long
time. Apply to ]. S. Pool.
\ handsome showcase filed with
hayoring extracts is one of the additions
at Wilkes grocery store east side
square.
Glassware almost given away at the
Boston Store.
l saw Andrew Jackson with Wheel
er & Wilson'S silent No. s sewing ma
chine.
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PERSONALS.

j. Z. Doneghy, Of La Plata, was mere
on visit to friends lastsuniay.
We are sorry to learn that Mr. John
\. Willard is quite sick.
W. Wielse, of Glasgow. No, has been
visiting friends here this week.
The wife Of VI. u. Willard left We'd
nesday last for visit to friends in
Pike county. this State.
Capt Abe slingerlana made flying
visit to Palmyra this week.
Franz, Pfister drew The lucky nrm-
Der at the shot gun rattle last week, and
now hunts with a SO shot gun.
Judge jacob Sands went 10 Union
vile this week.
It weighed ten pounds, and p. n.
Thomas says he Is jas as proud oft as
he was OF the first.
11r. Louis Dapbar queer name for a
printing press man--reprvsenting the
Campbell Power Press Co. of st. Louis.
was in town Tuesday. locking up bust
ness.
Dr.. n. L. Page. Lindereille. is here
attending the institute. Re knows a
good thing when he sees it, 50 lie
walked up ard lad d,wa the cash for
/ The Graphic.
~ F Y prroar If yyfncba..r. Va
is y;sit;n4 friends !. This rlaee and
|4aoaia.. Out for . business location. If
be wants to Stop IL a 1--we town. and a
pleasant place 10 live, he don't need 10
go any furher
We slouid have mentioned last we.l
shat half b,slal Of n;e. ANDES left rs
~ J. Q. johnson, d. Prairie Bird.
Friend B3llcw. If t,e 1,.r.a Missouri
/ Hotal MP 5bs watalmellons
I % al hand -in5lrdius TIE aevil-on
: Wednesday.
/ cal. jesse Harger. If Illinois. wi,
address the green1aclers in tIis place
/ to-day.
Prof. C. \. Smith has returned 10
/ his lost again and is living around
,no,q ~, ;rst;t,,,a folks tbs weel.
r.. H., -..,.-.,..,, r-o.,, (. p,
'''-' " en-
Mrs. ". H. ide, OF Hannibal, s'stcc
Of Prof. John ". aaEEock, IS visiting
friends II this place
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GO AND SEE HIM

We mean Maynard at the new res.
taurant and bakery-three doors south
of the savings bank.
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Mr.. A. Solkey, the
clothier is now MAX
ing preparations to
go east for another
mammoth stock of
clothing and gents
furnishing goods. The
customers he has kind
ly favored with credit
are respectively re-
quested to call at once
and settle before he
starts. Remember
one good turn deser-
yes another.
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\ queer acting nan eithera Dane Of
Syael was on the Streets Tuesday
Il; ght. In answer to questions he said
he had no money: did not want work:
did not want any thing to cat: diI not
want a place to sleep: did not want
anything to drink. Did not want any
thing. Il was thought he was d little
OF il Tie uppeU story. or sham2ning.
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As taking the census has brought out
many interesting facts, We aote the fol-
loving, in our own acquaintance, the
ACTS being given Us by the one OF the
Children Of party referred TO: Mrs. Nary
Hatfield is next 10 the Oldest resident
in Knox county; beng eighty years old
last January. She is the mothes Of
thirteen children: has siZty-iiye grand
children, and fifty nine great grand
children. In all, one hundred and
thirty-seven descendants. She came
from Indiana to Missouri in the year
1853 and settled with her husband in
Knox county ON the same farm which
she is sill living on with her daughter
Mrs. W. Fox. REPORTER.
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Did you see Andrew Jackson with
tie No. 8?
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How the democratic candidate for
representative and the endorsed cardi-
date fer sheriff, must chrclle over the
crushing defense given them by the
Democrat Wejust feel awful,
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Advertising Eates-
.rGtlAR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING.

rnu;tshlc Advertising Rates based ont actual
CIRCULATION. The advertiser gets just what
nc pays far--ao mere no less
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-08-21
That Noisy Man

is tickled over his purchases at Hala-
day Bros, and wants his neighbors to
to know all about it.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-08-21
has relented.
10000 Articles.

At the Boston store, to be sold cheaper
than ever. Do not forget the place,
east side of the square.