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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-04
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DUPLICATION NOTICE

State OF Illinois, Alexander county-ss
Jacob hRglc, aGninlsirstoT D! the tstste OF WI
lam Aiheriol, deceased, vs.. julia Aiherion,
Francis y. Aiherton, John Goodwin Joseph COD
s!n Frances Young Smith Yong Ellen Young,
eliza ". Peeler, Hugh 7. craig. Thomas Craig,
Mars j Rigele, Elizabeth Wicker Frances N
He.!kisa ~, Rehecca j. Lulu j. and Hm, J.,
Aiher;On and other.
AFFIDAVIT OF the nou-resdenoe Of John Goodwin
Jos.ph Goodwin, Frances Young. Smith Young,
GLEN Young and Eliza ". Pee'cr. defendants
above named having been Fled IN the ONCE Of the
eek OF the county court Of Alexander county no
tee s hereby given 10 inc said John Goodwin. 10
.rph Goodwin, Frances Young Smith Young, Fl.
len Young and Eliza N. Peecr that the SAID plain.
iH, adn,in!s'i aiof " the estate Of William NJ Ath.
erion, deceased, las fled bic petition IN the said
comfy court OfAieysnGer cGgnly for al order TO
eel the premises peiorg 10 the estate Of laid de-
ceased. or 20 mach Of II a. may be needed 20 pay
the debt. OF said deceased, and described Is FOL
loas, tOwit
Thenwnw ofss. Tic. sRlwes, wsw Of
; p, 7 IS, X wet. g OF : 81. IS, : X :
west; the undivided :: ol,hese c, 5 "a, I IS, 5
R9weTt; and tho undivided oue.fourih OF the fol
loving described ,rac;s OF land e,t NV i Il,
T u. 5 X > west; Il W Of q, T 10 Sra west;
nwse Of ; q, I IT, : RI west; sees OF Is. 7
lG, 2sest; all IN Alexander comfy Illinois ,
and the following described lots IN Hodges PARK IN
laid Alexander county lots Nos = and In
block & lot =, block : lots Nos.2 and q IN block
? lots Nos, =. ana In block g lots Nos. and
10 in block :; lots Nos. and in block s; LOT $
?
block ~; ot- Nos. l. and IL block u. lot 6
block J. lot block 70; lot block ~; lots Nos.
!, B. and :, block y iois Noe, aud N block >.
'ots Nor J. 3 and in block .; lots Nos. :, 4 and
i in block q and lot 10 IN block 49, and that
summons has been issued ont Of this conrt against
you, rcturpable NJ the June term, A d 1880 OF
said court 70 be holden Oh The third Monday OF
June. A. d. 1880, AT the cont house in Cairo in
Alexander county. Illinois
Now. unless yOu, tue laid John Goodwin, Joseph
Goodwin. Frances Young, Smith Young, Ellen
Young and Eliza N Peeler, snail peron
court Of Alexander county or the fret
day OF the said Jane term thereof, to be hold
en- at Cairo, IN sAd county on the third Mon
Monday OF June lss0. and plead answer or demnr
20 the said mplairan,s petition, filed therein
the same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated vii De taken a. confessed,
and decree entered sgains, You according TO the
prayer Of said bill.
sAM'LJ, HUMM, Clerk.
Cairo, HIS, May llth, 1850.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-04
The Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, June 3d. 1880.
The weather, that never failing subject Of
praise or complaint, has proved itself un-
certain and unreasonable lately May
closed hot and sultry but the advent of
June brought taste of early December.
The past three days have been unseason-
ably cold.
A dull market is usually anticipated al
this season OF the year, bu, the extreme
dullness in grain and farm produce that
prevails at present is surprising and it
seems 10 grow worse instead Of better with
every day that passes
FLOUR-Very dull and and prices
have tendency to decline.
HAY-Easy and lower, nothing bu.
choiceis called for Low grades are not
wanted Only strictly gilt edge" will
bring $500.
CORN-Prices Of white and mixed are
together. The demand is only moderate.
OATS-We note decline of one cent
since the first of the month. The market
is well supplied and demand only mod
crate.
MEAL--The demand is far and prices
steady and unchanged
BRAN-Quotations are lower to-day.
BUTTER-Penty, dull and unchanged
EGGS-The market holds firm. ana re-
ceipts are all taken on arrival
CHICKENS-Receipts are fair and the
demand moderate.
POTATOES-Good demand and mode.
rate supply.
ONI0NS-Good demand and very scarce.
FRuIT-Strawbernes are in good de-
mand, Receipts of all kinds of small fruits
find ready sale on arrival.
TODACCO-Prices aboutthe same as last
week, Receipts have been larger, since the
favorable weather set in and transactions
have been heavy and satisfactory.
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Sales and Quotations.

NoTR,-Thc prices here given are Tor sales from
first hands in round lots. An advance il
charged for broken lots IL hlliug orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-04

The Grand Tower had good trip up
The Vicksburg added largely for
Vicksburg.
The virgie Lee will be up to-day for
Cincinnati,
The c. w. Anderson had thirty-fve
thousand feet lumber for 81. Louis.
The James w, Gaif took the passen-
gers and freight Of the Guiding Star, and
made large addition here for Cincinnati.
Capt. Thomas Washington Shields
returned yesterday a. H., and can be found
at the Anchor line desk on the wharfboat.
Colonel Charles Leland, the energetic
clerk on whariboat No. 2, departed for
New Orleans on the Golden Crown, He
contemplates trip to Havana, should the
yellow fever not look too severe in that
direction.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-04
YOUNG MEN

And Others who suffer from Nervous and physical
Debility, LOss OF Manly Vigor. Pr mature Exhaus
inditcretion, etc.. are especially benefited by con
cutting ,s contents.
The ELECTRIC REVIEW exposes the unmiti-
gated frauds pracriced by qu.cks and medical i'm
posters who profess 10 practice medicine" and
points out the only safe simple and effective road
10 Health. Nigor and Bodily Energy
send your addrss on postal card for q copy, and
information worth thousands will be cent yoa.
Address, the publishers,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-04
PULVERMACHER GALyANIC CO..

Cor. Eighth & Vine Streets, Cincinnati, 0.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-04
MEDICAL.
INVAIIDS
AND OTHERS SEEKING
H IL A l. IT III &.
Strength and Energy,

WITHOUT THE USE or DRUGS. ARE RE.
QUESTED TO SEND FOR THE ELECTRIC
REVIEW AN ILLUSTRATED JOUR
NAL, WHICH Is PUBLISHED
FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.
TT TREATS upon HEALTH, HYGIENE. and
L Physical Culture, and Ia a complete encyclore.
dia OF information for nvalids and those who suffer
from Nervous, Exhausting and Painful Diseases
Every subject that bears upon health and human
bappsess, receives attention in its pages and the
nbby questions asked by aufIering inyads. VINO
nave dlspafed offs cure, are answered, and valuable
Information IL volunteered to all who are In need OF
medical advice.
The subject Of Electric Belts versus Medicine. and
me hundred and one questions ofyital importance
10 suffering humanity, are duly considered and ex'
planned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-04

III you would regain health and strength, without
the use Of drugs, try Beach's Improved Electric
Sponge Belt, which we will send on trial. Agents
wanted. Address W. G, BEACH, s.. Johns, Mich,
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BraShear Items.

BgAsHEAR September 9th.-The eyes
of early riSerS were greeted by white
frost on the morning Of the 9Th inst
No serious damage to vegetation there
by.
Rev. $. Carothers and family return
ed this week from their visit to Mem
phiS We are glad to see Mr.. Carothers
has regaired his usual health.
Ed Barnheart left last week for Avail
on to attend the college at that point.
The BraShear school opened last Mon
day with good attendance. The school
for the ensuing term is under the man
agement OF Miss Northrup, whom re-
port says is an ably qualified teacher.
c. G. Cornell and J. human started
last Tuesday for Eureka Springs, Ark.
Rev. J. Herbert and lady are visiting
their son at Rolla. Phelps county.
Miss Ella CaSky returned last We'd
neSday from a visit to Illinois.
The Brashear Sabbath school designs
holding S. S. picnic in the grove ad-
joining the {. B.:church, Saturday
the 18th inst. which will be followed in
the evening by a concert held in the
church. Several schools will he in
attendance 10 participate in the picnic
exercises. which will consist of music,
speaking, dinner. etc A programme
of the exercises will be furnished by
the committee in due time. We invite
all interested in Sabbath schools or
Sabbath school picnics to come and
partake.
Mrs. Alvey is receiving new fall hats.
trimmings, laces. etc. direct from New
York Satisfaction in goods and prices
insured. Call in and examine the new
fall styles.
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We shall strive to build up
adecent respectable journalism
as contra. distinguished from
the coarse and grossly abusive
stN4e too common i'll many pa
Pers, believing that a Journal
which carefully expunges these
defects from its pages will I'LL
timately command not only the
respect and confidence but also
the patronage of the communi-
ty in which it is published. =
This does not imply that good
humored satire, and wit, and
ridlcule, may not be used at
the proper time. For these
are often powerful weapons i'll
the cause Of truth, and when
properly and moderately used
give Zest to more serious argu-
ment.
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CARD To ADVERTISERS.

Tue WEEKLY GRAPHIC has now the
largest regular circulation and sub
scription list Of any paper in the coun.
u. and it is still rapidly increasing.
The paper has been more than self.
sustaining from its FIRST issue. notwith.
standing the petty personal efforts of
certain interested parties TO prevent
business men from giving us their "a
vorS.
THE GRAPHIC is not only a grand
nnrspap1' Success. but il Is permanent
institution. all stories 10 the contrary
notwithstanding. 1t has come to stav.
Please mark that fdct--and what is
more. the people appreciate it. It's
present size Will be- maintained perina-
nently and no effort Will be spared to
mprore rather than retro-rade in the
character and variety of It's makeup.
Amr'e financial hacking is behind i. 10
assure these ends. THE GRAPHIC has al
ready fulfilled the prediction of it.
friends. and Is to-day in the lead. 1t
proposes TO keep il. Our books are
open 10 inspection. and circulation no
secret. We mean buSincS>-and the
people appreciate the fact. and fully
understand the futile personal efforts
which envy and jealousy nray prompt
10 keep YOU from availins Yourselves OF
our advertising columns.
). u. SwrrSAM. Pull Usher.
V. u GuL, Editor.
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PERSONALS.

Rev. J. J. Bentley is moving his fam.
lily INTO the new NJ. +. Parsonage this
week.
Mr.. A. Buckslew, of Greentop. friend
and agent for the GRAPHIC called to see
us Monday.
r Gormley and wife. of Greencastle.
spent several days in this place last
week. Mr.. G. has sold out to his part.
ncr, Mr.. Hare. and Will start res.au-
rant at GreencaS,ie.
Rev. J J Bentley preached to a large
audience at the reunion camp grounds.
Sunday afternoon,
Chas. Hammond is preparing 10 re-
NOV. TO Carrollton. this state with his
family.
Rev. Trabue, of Edna. gave us a call
Saturday.
T. J. Lycan. of Edna. was in town a
part of this week.
l.. Clark. of Polk township. whose
ideas of finance have always been
sound. called to see us THURSDAY.
Jno. Shible, Jr., of Morrow. was in
Monday.
W. Yeagin. of Adams county. H.,
brother of Geo. Yeaein. of this place.
called 10 see us this week.
J. ". Tinsman. is painting a view of
the sham battle. 1t will be on exhibi-
ton in few days.
Friend Puterbaugh. late of the Milan
Republican, and now of the Bonaparte.
Iowa) Journal. took in the reunion
last week
We are glad to hear that Judge
Stephens is able to be about again.
Mrs. W. {. B. Gillespie and her
daughter. Miss Alice. spent several
days in kirkSville. last week.
Cy W. JamiSon. of tie Reveille. look
in upon Us during the reunion.
Mr.. &. W. Cooper Is visiting his for
mer home. at NeTav. Ind. Mr.. Cooper
has fought his way up in his profession
the lEw-till now he IS recognized as
one of our most promising attorneys.
DR.. ]. NJ. Swetnam. proprietor OF the
GRAPHIC. is spending short vacation
in KENTUCKY Our readers will doubt
less hear from him each week through
these columns.
Miss Cora Baldwin will teach in the
public schools at Upton the present
winter
MISS Carrie Miller has returned from
her visit to Iowa.
Mr.. ". f. Upton goes to Lamar.
Benton county. for the winter.
". H. Spencer, and W. L. Fletcher
received two fine Chester pigs from St.
Louis county this week.
Miss Minnie wilson left this week to
attend II. ,lo>nphs acadcmy. III Edna.
SIR. ii. :. T"wne, of Jnonvl,e. was
in town on sad errand this weck-the
burial ot' lis wife, who died on Monday
last
Ms. krenmvre. Of Pennington. Iowa. |
is visiting with her daughter. wife oi
Rnv. 7. Il. G.een. OF this place.
\. >olkev starts Tuesday 10 the east
,rn markets to purchase his fall and
winter stock OF clothing.
Lieut.. C. Russell. of the Dist No. and /
family. from Dade county, visited his
father. Elder A. Russell. of this place
asst week. during the reunion The
two families are visiting friends in
county this week
Our public schools opened on the 9th
lay of September with an enrolment
.or the day was 500. The board have
% new seats. and every thing
possible Is being done TO promote the
-ery highest interests of the school.
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(Cmt;naed from Smpplenpnt-)
Cot,oKapo.-A Daman, T Halter.
No. ArrluEEY.-G Martin, G Vans
ley.
MArSE-G W Leavey-
VEKxoyT.--H l. Harris.
MARYLAND.-W A FALKESs1KIx.
TENxEssEE.-H D Dyke, + O Meak.
kESrUckY.-A Rodgers, G Willhite,
c Devices.
Brig. Gen. JSCavesaer, BIsir's Brig.
Col b Murphy, 18th Int.
1t. Col. d u Draper, 9Th M.
CAPT H d b Cutler. A AID.
C-S. A.-Johnny Wells.
PESNsTLvASIA-E Staus 4 Porter. J
Graham, w Mccartney, = Vaughn,
| Stacker, J Fertlg. I Asrren, S Me-
Lauyhlin. w Stricken. 6 r Huston,
Yetter. J Moore, J Mccartney, J Vor-
heis. J Mcdowell. B Winters, y Fulm-r,
q Saul, H Frazer. d Glcryst,J Shields.
E Berry, K Galbresth, q HcH ton, J J
Smith, Il McMillen, ) Gall.
NIscoNsIN.-J Goodman b Shea, u
Thompson. Capt, Berry. n Hart, r
Bundy J McDougal J Wood, } Cur
dane, B Rikey, A Brenemer, X Palmer,
+ Hnrd. T C George, w E Smith j &
Matlnk, d Hanson, A Kenyon.
COlOred L. $.
J Griffin, Clay Griffin, Steve Martir.
w Tobins. .Eehn Gibbs. J Sawyer. X
Rucher- p n Crockett, r Garth, H E
Knox, b Rmts. W Pendleton, s Fray,
A BeA, p N Cerbin. w Phillips, l.
Cromber, TlSs Jones, d Kendrick. D c
N9thsut, I B AItth- S Trumbean.
Z. S. army.
J Hvwaiths, W 4 Archer, navy
H c Kelsey, Morris Baker, J W Weber.
J Donnellyr J F EoerehlL T Daugh-
ert!-
Mexican Veterans.
j Kennedy. RI Boyle, + Day, G.
Mathews. ] K Pa-Sh, I Perry.
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County Fairs.

The following is list of fairs yet tc
be held in North Missouri:
Adair county-Sept. 22nd to b in
elusive.
Nodaway county-Scpt. 18th to Is.
Audrain county-Sept. l4th to 18th.
Kansas City-Sept. Dist to 18th.
Montgomery county-Sept. DIST to
18th.
neutrality-suspicious. 2Sth to October
2nd
Knox county-Oct. 9th to It'll
keytsvillc-0ct. 9Th 10 Sth.
Scotland county Sept. 2Sth to Oct.
18th.
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\ natural curiosity in the shape of
what is supposed to he tooth. can he
seen at DeReamer grocery. 1t weighs
over 10 lbs, and brought from Big
Bone Springs, in Kentucky, by Mrs. E.
Coos. Imagine what mouth.
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Advertising Rates.

Equitable Advertiser. Rates based on actual
Circulation. The advertiser gets jus, what
he paws for--no morc no less.
RrGrLAR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING.
On three. -ix or twelve months contracts
onc-iifih Of one rent, yer line. on each humid
nd copies issued. during the insertion. Any
number II changes made on payment, of the
extra cost 81 type setting. 10 line. (,his iyrel
10 the inch. Thus An advertisement occupy
inr thrc,. inches down the column. and run
ping Is weeks, on an average circulation Of
cay iaO would cost with one change Of matter
only sI.Ti.
TRANSIENT AND LEGAi--,On. month or
Ices, 81 special rites.
Editorial Business Notices. cents per line
r~r hundred II circulation
Local Business Notices. cent per line per
hundred 81 circulation.
Special N.ticc>-Minicn type. next to nd
vcriising columns, Local ratcs after first
insertion.
Accurate record kept " each weeks circu.
a;ion, and charges graded accordingly.
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Another Re Mon.

There will be Reunion of the sol
liei 5 and citizens Of Adair and adioin
ing counties at k;rksvil,e. Mo-. for the
purpose of giving the people an oppor,
tnnlty to purchase the large and well
selected stock of new and fresh family
groceries Just received Ky G.. w. DeRe,
mer. south side of the square. The
sham battle will take place immediate
Is after the goods are sold.
MuLAHp DEREAME2.
CommiSsarv Sergeant.
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Headquarters
For Oysters at Pfsters
Over w. B. Harlan $ store.
Great improvements

McCormicks new reaper, MOVE, ant
choppers. These are ahqaestiohabl!
the finest harvesting machinery in sh,
world Don't buy anything else ~ish,
out carefully examining them. Full
line of repairs always on hand. Sulky
and revolving hay rakes at Link 4
Rlackman's
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J. kerns smoke house, rear of SWEET
Fam 4 Cohen Office, caught FIRE Just
at church time. Sunday morning. The
fire bell rapidly rallied people enough
to put it out.
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LIVE STOCK.
Hogs. per hundred pounds. 3 80 to 1 90 /. Cat
tie per humid lbs = 50 10 ) ~. Calves per 100
lbs b to 90. Sheep per head, . 10 To 8 50.
Timothy, per ton. S. O0 Prairie. do s. 20
Hungarian, do IS 10 Millet. do 81 90.
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A Speciality

Halliday Bros believe in running a
specially to draw custom. We called
to see about It Yesterday and ascertain
ed that it consisted of everything IN the
grocery line. including also, Queens and
Glassware, cutlery, notions and canned
goods etc.
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STOP THAT COUGH.

By gong TO the reliable and well
known drug stand Of J. 6. jameson,
Kirksville NO., and buying a ST. bottle
of GREEN MOUNTAIN Couch BALsaM.
II, after using swo-thirds, YOU get no
relief, return the balance and get your
money back See advertisement in
tbis paper
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SEA HORSE.

No proprietor of a Sea-Horse has
ever, to our knowledge, had any occa-
sion for using Kendalls SPAWN Cure,
bu, it has been used on thousands OF
spawned horses with the most splendid
success and il Is now being used with
the very best of satisfaction for every
kind of biemish or lameness on beast
or man. As it does not blister and is
certain in It's effects, it is becoming the
most popular linin,ent ever used for
horse or human flesh. Read the adj
vertisement in another column.
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BurwiarieS.

The immense crowd brought lither
by the reunion last week. attracted al
81 the pick-pocket and thief. Quite a
number Of cases of pocket picking oc-
Cured, especially a. the trains and de-
pots.
During the sham fight on Friday. the
residence OF F. S Hoag, north of town.
was entered. and .iewelry and goods to
the amount Of $500 carried of.
G.. W. Mcclure residence was enter
ed and some money and jewelry taken.
\. L. Shepherd residence was also
broken into. and silver watch and
some other yaluableS taken.
We learn that the residence 5. $.
Mclaughlin. north of town was burg
la!ized.
One night last week. Mr.. 5. Swigerts
pants were stolen from under his head
The thief secured a few dollars in loose
change.
We understand that an unsuccessful
attempt was made on the residence OF
CIV McGovern. on Tuesday night.
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Married.

Green-Paterson. - On Wednesday,
the 18th inst, by Rev. F. NJ. Green. at
the residence ofthe brides parents, Mr..
H. E. Green. of LaBelle, No. ana Miss
Geneva Patterson of kirksville.
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Call in at the Boston store.

CaII IN at the BOStOn SINTe-
d. S. Guir< now occupies his entire
building and is putting u an Ell, ire
ly new steek of the very ehefes>t con-
fection1y and cigars AMI tobacco. per-
soually selected for this market.
~ Bargains in Teas, Cofees, and
Sugars at Glaizes Grocery.
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and the very latest news up to
the hour ofgoing to press

~ We are republican from
Principle, and advocate and
work for the success of that
party, because we believe it
embodies the Progressive, Re
fornatory and Patriotic Spirit
of the Country. We oppose
Democracy because we believe
it embodies the reactionary
sentiment of the country, in AL
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 man
hood ballot free to every citi-
without regard to the accident
of race or color.
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sE-It Is said that wasteful woman
can throw more ont ofthe back door
with teaspoon than her husband can
scoop in with shovel. We don't be-
lieve Especially if he purchases his
supplies at OScnbaughS grocery.
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We learn that Mr.. Geo. W. Cooper
has been engaged to deliver til r e c
speeches in Indiana during his visit
one at South Bend. one at Fort WAYNE
and one at indianapolis.
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The GRAPHIC desires to be
especially a family paper, one
which will find a welcome in
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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Stories circulated that The GRAPHIC
is for the campaign only are intended
to deceive. The GRAPHIC is here to
stay.
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No good housewife is fully equipI ed
for housekeeping till she has supplied
herself with full set of those choice
havoring extracts at J. H. Wilkes fam.
lily grocery.
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Republican meeting to select dele
gates to the state convention TO-DAY
also meeting of county central COM
mittee.
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Men and teams wanted Immediately
to purchase and carry away family
groceries at 0senbaugh's Quincy store.
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Hannah & Caskey are putting in
large invoices OF new goods including
fine hne of cigars and tobacco.
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Allgaier announces himself as an in
dependent candidate for Justice of the
Peace.
Remember You can get your hosiery
at cost by calling at the Bosto. store.
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Editorially'wa aim to treat
all men and all topics with
the candor they deserve, deal
ing with them fairly, justly and
strictly on their merits. =
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-11

Ladies will be especially interested
in the fact that Mrs Narchand has just
received lot of new fall goods. includ-
ing stylish lot of new black straw
hats. Call in and see them.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-09-11

There were only $50 in the Edna
procession and yet the Democrat says
there were thousand