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Greeniop Items.
tOOD.

The Odd Fellow hall Is now compile
ted and they moved in last Wednesday.
1t Is a. nice a hail d. there i in North
Missouri. They meet every Wednesday
night.
R.R. Wells new store building IS
about completed. He has the bes; bus
mess building in our little village H.
is gong 10 I'LL it up with dry goods and
groceries
A. Bowen shipped one car load Of
hogs from here SATURDAY last The
weather being 80 warm one of al hogs
died while in the stock pens.
Our new stock pens have Just been
completed. They are the nest pens
north % Moberly They are well put
up and ont of the best material.
Dr. Wilson and +. J. Tee have
bought the drug store Of MRS. Wright.
They are going 10 open out a first class
drug store. We citizens hcDe they will
not sell whisky to any one unless by
prescription from doctor.
Dir q. \. Shirley is still improving
He has built Il hen house. and ha4 it
80 arranged that rats can not get the
Young chickens.
Rev. Davis preached here Sunday last.
During services Mrs. Isaac Walker and
Mrs. Joe Lind tainted. Ms. Walker wa,
removed to DR.. Sickle's .or treatment.
DR.. w Myers has Just arrived from
Leadyille. Colorado. The DR.. seems
very much dissatisfied with the country.
L. Metcalf is improving his dwelling
house by putting in new doors and (
windows and also painting. He will I
10 his own painting. He Is quite a:
paint Ist. !
Calling on Mr.. Bickel Sunday even
ng We found him very sick with the
lux.
Mrs. Hamilton has been very sick for
ONE time. but we are glad to hear that
he is improving. 4
DR.. Shirley has been very sick for
everal days.
Our horse doctors do not seem TO be
oins much business. They will take
mother lesson in three months Then
hey Will be all o. H.. You bet
SOBER ,
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Notice 10 all Concerned.

Owing to the illness of our postma>t-
er we have reiraIned for two or
three weeks from mentioning the fact
that from four 10 eight subscribers per
week fail 70 get their papers. We are
certain these papers 20 to the Office. as
the list is always carefully verified. We
expect to keep and publish a list ofthose
who miss their papers hereafter, till the
complaints cease. p. S.-This isnot an
attack on the republican party, neither
Is the Democrat called on to come to the
rescue. especially when Its editor adj
mits privately. that which he denies
through his paper.
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ANSWER To CORRESPONDENTS.

Where and when was the first Gcxs-
paper published In America!
Willard, July II. Ii.
The first American newspaper was
issued at Boston. Sept. IS, 1000. 1t
was printed by Richard Pierce, and
published by Benjamin Harris, but i,
was soon suppressed.
The first permanent paper was the
Boston News Letter published by
John Campbell, the frs, No appearing
Apr. -. 1904.
Who was vice president during
Washington's second term as president
kirksville, July 10. ID.
John Adams.
Who are the greenbaokers going to
hire to help them up with their pole!
Kirksville, July IS, Il.
We presume if the &. b. force is not
sufficient the republicans viii assist
them. They assisted the democrats.
Who is Ouida
Ouida is a writer Of sensational
stories, very popular with a certain
class of readers, though her stories
are far from possessing the moral and
instructive qualities which render the
better class Of stories 50 attractive.
She lives in tasteful house and enjoys
writing.
Should a young lady call her sweet
heart Bulb. y.
That. We suppose depends upon the
astc Of the sweetheart, and the Young
ady.
If n giri has Il fellow and he chews
obacco when he comes to see her
What must she dO9 ADA.
Brashear. July u.
Send him home, or provide spit
Don.
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4 Warming.

Those shoot and cut gentlemen who
think 1t necessary to carry concealed
WEAPONS IN a civil and peaceful com
munity. ought to give kirksville pref
ty wide berth just now. Our city mar
shal proposes arre,ting all such partie.
and they may safely calculate on a
good round fine at fh.. hands of the
mayor Two arrests have already been
made and fines levied. Saturday Lem.
Nichols was required to walk up and
depoSite ten dollars and trimmings
Boys using cartridges in those diabolic-
al toy pistols will also receive atten-
ton.
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iali Ill, Fail in,,

The committee appointed on the
Soldiers hcunion should be- alive and
ii work. There VIII be the grandest
time AdaiI- county III, ever known. and
it viii take money to detray the ex-
pen~eS. Those who can not subscribe
money should give freely bacon. pork,
-four. corn hay. oats or any thing a
regular army might need. There tents
Will be mere. bat those coming from a
distance 10 enca,np should bring blan-
tetS. 1t Is only >iX weeks until The
biz boom. ana Sc must do lively work
No one now can atfor,! TO have our re-
union failure.
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eve measures over their employees in
the free exercise Of their right Of suf-
frage. We demand the through rentil~
alton Of the InInesand mining law for
the protection Of miners, and law
making 1t compulsory on all corpor-
atoms to pay their employees in the le-
gal tender of The country. We pro-
claim ourselves IN favor q. free schools
and compulsory Attendance of all chlI-
fren between the ages 0f Tx and four
teen years 1.-THE compulsory eiarse Wax
afterwards stricken ont: a graduated
income tax. and the prohibition Of 'II,
use ot prison labor by private crpley-
er.. We regard the gerrymanfering
Of the congressional districts. and .be
disfraucbiSement Of voter through
such means. by anv PARTY. a. a treason
TO The principles ri Dopular government,
We pledge ourselves - the redistribution
Of the state 40 IA TO throw the congress
ional districts into squares as nearly H.
practical regardless ri its effect ON po-
litical parties.
Mr.. Cameron, movcdto strike out
the clause on compulsory education.
Mr.. FoIIet, OF 81. Ioui, seconded the
motion. 4 long and hot debate follow
ed. bur the motion vas carried.
AMENDMENTS.
The following amendmen, By Mr.
London was adopted.
Resolved, That We depricate the in
reference Of Federal Courts 70 enforce
he payment Of county and township
oonds-
4 second amendment, offered BIZ
sir. Warden, Of Sedalia, condemned
he Tucker act which makes crime
Or candidate to offer TO perform the
iutics Of an Office for Il snm less than
he sum fixed by law. was adopted.
With these changes the report was
Ldopted- and the convention adjourned
1t II p n.
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SOLDIERS REUNION NOTICE.

All persons on committees are to re-
report to the chairman OF the executive
committee on August I. lss0. at which
time there will be mass meeting of
soldiers at kirksville. The additional
committees last appointed are Benton
township. q. w. DeReamer. VIM. H..
Heron. +. VI. Harrin gton. ". J. Wilks.
4. Dcnaghy: Wilson township \. l..
Gibbs; Salt River township, John W
Marplin, John Gill: Clay township.
James REYNOLDS, Thomas Bell: Polk
township, Charles T. KIM pie: Nineveh
township. Capt Tobias Teller. Noah
inbody: Morrow township. Sol Stahl,
Allen Crawford: Liberty township.
Hiram Snyder. Stephen l.. Sage: Pettis
NJ. J. Glenn. James Heron.
Benz. NJ. PRExrIs.
Chairman Executive Committee.
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Basket Meeting.

The first quarterly meeting on
Kirksville circuit. VI. E. church. for
present conference year will be held on
the 18th and 18th. inst. at Subjects
Station. services beginning on Saturday
at II a. H.. The services on Sunday
will he held in the locust grove north
of the town. The usual quarterly
meeting services will he observed.
Come with your baskets and dinners
and spend day wos.hiplng God IN
one Of BIZ first temples.
7. VI. GREEN. Pastor
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Bra>Lear.

4 few weeks since we published
Millard as the banner post office on sub
scriptions to the GRAPHIC. Since then
the friends at Brashear have been send
ing in the names till they now head the
list Millard takes - copies while
Brashear now numbers IS. Oar friends
in Pettis will have to Stir themselves if
they wish to head the list again. As we
expect quite number more from Salt
River in few days. With our enlarg-
ed paper it ought 10 be an easy ma ter
to double up the clubs rapidly
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Said angelina suddenly breaking the
oppressive silence, Don't you feel
afraid OF the army worms, Theodore,
that are coming 50 rapidly this way"
The question vas such strange one
that Iheodore's surprise caused him to
look right at Angelina for the first tine
IN his life Why did she ask that, he
wanted TO know. oh. nothing" she
replied, as she ,oyed with her fan:
Only the papers say they. eat every
thing green wherever they CO..
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The Public SJuare.

The public square Is rapidly becom-
ing. with is shade trees and grass, an
ornament 10 orr town. With a few
nicely gravelled walks. some rustic
benches. and the grass nicely trimmed
and cared for. it would if the approach
e and entrances were convenient, be
even now pleasant resort. We know
it would be appreciated by the public.
We hayeheard the matter mentioned
several times recently.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE Notice Is
hereby given that Letters Te>tament.-
~ upon the state OF John Sholly. late
of Adair county. deceased. have been
granted the undersigned. H. c. Sohn.
by the Probate Court OF the county Of
.Adair. bearing date 18th day OF June.
lSSD. Ali persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them
to me tol allowance. within Que year
from the date Of said letters. or they
may b- proeluded from any benefit OF
such estate: and if such claims he not
exhibited within two years of the time
of the publication OF this notice they
will be forever barred. July 18th. 1sso.
H. e. SoHN. Executor, estate OF
John Shelley. deceased. l.
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We notice by our Milan exchanges
that an effort Is being talked up to in
ducc @. H. Beeman of this city tn es-
tablish branch of his Pl0w Shops in
that town Mr. Beeman Is one OF our
oldest and most reliable business men
and a man of untlrine push and indus
try. The Milan people viii do we'll to
secure this enterprise.
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-

The Chicago Burlington and Quincy
air line from keokuk to Kansas City
Is still being talked Of, and we hope to
sect certainty. Passing through
Kirksyille aS they say it will. il will add
greatly To our Importance as a railroad
center.
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1T Queen City.

Mr. John II Morris. for niany year.
an active business man of this place. in
company with Mr. John Hi. al,o well
and tavorably known in this communi-
ty.has opened general dry goods store
At the above point. Mr.. Morris j, noted
a. close buyer and an enterpri-ing
salesman. He generally makes things
hum in a business way when he tries
His connection IL salesman Tor whole
ale houses for the past >ix or seven
wears gives him the inside track on
many lines Of goods. and his customers
vii! get the benefit i'll low prices
Johnny Hill a. h. i f;imiliarlv known
i a good fellow and bound to make
friends wherever he goes. Tie Queen
City folks may look ont for lively mu-
SIC in the WY % business.
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TIE Rrss1Ax GRA1x cRnp

The Manchester Guardian SAYS: The
prohibition Of the export Of grain from
Russia Will be a serios matter for Ger
many, where the rye crops are espec-
i1lly poor. Under the circumstances
it scenes likely Germany this year viii
be, notwithstanding the grain duties IN
important customer of American sur
plus grain.
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PERSONAL

y. 4. Baylor returned yesterday
from business trip to New York,
Boston and Philadelphia. He pur-
chased one Of the largest stocks OF
goods ever ordered for Kirksyille. FIJI
day he was at Manhattan Beach. Also
saw General Hancock, the democratic
candidate for President.
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Advertising Rates.

Equitable Advertising Rates bast-i On actual
circulation. The advertiser gets jus, wha:
h~ pay. fr-rso more no lcss.
RrauLaH COMMERCIAL ApvEWrIsrN.,
,u firrc. Xix or twelve months -,H,,rar,.
opc.;ifih 81 one cent, j~r line, IN each h,ind.
--d c,,pic. ISSUED. during the tn.ertiun ANY
nuni-r If changes mnde tn payment - the
,rira co-i 81 iyi- setting. 10 lines t.his tv,-l
to the inch. Thus an advertisement; occupy.
ING ihr-r inches down III. column. and run.
Ming - vr.-A-. us an avrrsce circulation II
ssy an would c"-t VIII, one change II mar,cr
.nly <+l.ei-
TRASsIESr AM lrs,L-{onc month or
les. ST special rates.
Editorial Business Notir-s-s cents p,,r line
;-.r hundred - circulation.
L-cal Bu-in.-< N"ticrs-i cent per Ire ,rr
hHndrrd nf cir'f;.ziiou.
s,-cRl Nntic,-=--Minirn type. next To- al.
ver;i.in- columns. Local rates after Gr-i
insrriiun.
Accurate record kept II each E"cl- circu.
lainn. and charges graded accordingly.
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DIED.

AT the residence OF Edward Braden
in Morrow township. Adair Co.. No.
june 18th ISL. John SiIoiley. age 50
years. } ms. Is DAYS. His wife Ia whom
he was drcotrliy attached died in
January last since which time his inter
est and hold on life seem 10 have en-
tirely ceased so that the golden thread
of life at length parted. and he weat to
Join her on the other shore.
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W arr authorized Ia announce John
SHAVER. = Peiii- township. IS u candidate
f.r sheriff. -g'jrct io ia" drUi-iuu 81 the Re-
publican county convention 81 AGHi- county
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The subjects ofdiscourse at the Chris
tian church next SUNDAY. Will be. morn
ing: The Wages of Sin. Evening:
The Great Conflict. All are invited.
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tDIIEi TOR.

W ar authorized 8" Announce ". Y. 1T
-.RrrHHl candidate for ;hr ufiirr uf c"i.
l,..iprof tdair county. subject {" the drcisiun
IL tn Republican ca uniy Convention
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FOR SALE-t one story house. with lot
40x3DG feel. Small amount If fruit. Will he
sold for s.,.25 ~. Convenient tn Normal and
Public Schools. Apply TO 4. sIngeriand.
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LIVE STOCK
Hogs, per hundred pounds 5 - To : ~ Cat
tie per hund. lbs. ! ~ To- :; M. Calves pvr 40
lbs s3 Ia 1 ~. Sheep per mead :! M 10 5 ~.
HAY.
Tim.ahy per ton. 81 la Prairie, Iu :, M
Hungarian. do - ~ Mil ei. de- - a.
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Something Nire.

A very handsome piece of work has
during this week been added to the in
terror of the c. =. church building in
this city. The pulpit or desk has been
moved forward so as to give room for
the choir in back of it. The designs and
arrangements are very tasty. The space
occupied is about 9x1S feet. and besides
giving space for the organ comfortably
seats tweniyfour persons. II Is little
different from the ordinary ar
rangement. Instead of being open
work il i closed. and surmoun;ed bv
Turned and carved ornamentation.
There is door at each of the corners
facing to the front with steps to ascend.
the elevation OF the floor being two
feet. Then from the main floor Of the
choir there are two other elevations.
ri>inu one above the other. tins bring
ing the whole company Of singers into
full view Of the congregation. The whole
thing is neat. pretty and convenient.
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Frank p. Hall. OF Edna. wa in
town Yesterday on his way home from
the ereenback state convention.
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Republican Club.

The republicans living IN the vicinity
Of the Union school house, in Wilson
township organized Garfield and
Arthur club. last Saturday night.
The club numbers - members. \
number Of kirk>vilIe republicans were
in attendance and short speeches were
made by f VI. Harrington and Gen.
3. NJ Prentiss. Judge J. L. Cook
was chosen chairman. with Mr.. q. w.
DeatOn as secretary.
New goods. direct from the east will
he arriving at Baylors this week.
Call and ste them
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i certain prominent minister OF
tllis town called on 4 gentleman the
latter par. Of last week The 'wo en-
ioye'l L yers pleasant conversation for
half an hour, when the minister arose
10 10 the gentleman then stated that
although he had been here tor some
wears this was the first minister 10 call
en- him and that he desire: 10 lake
hinla present which o. course he va,
glad accept and the gentleman laid
IN III, hand t.tiy 'ioi(t,;> IN cash. stating
At the same time that hl- name WAS not
To be given. and that the present was
not to DC reckoncd - part OF tine yearly
salary.
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| Miss Willie Robinson. who has bsen
visiting here for several weeks, left for
her home in Virginia Yesterday. 1t
was a hard Blow to our Young fellows
here and several have been sitting in
obscure places since. with handkerchiefs
TO their ewes. refusing To- lie comtorted.
Mr.. II. {. Steer started for visit
10 his old home near Winchester. Va.
Yesterday morning. 10 be gone several
weeks. Henry Is a good fellow and we
wish him pleasant trip. He came
around ike the SIN sible fellow he is
and ordered fine G,uphic sent TO him.
One of Mrs Quintles boys while step
ping from an nnyine near the depot
last Thursday, struck his foot against
silver of iron on one of the rails max
ing an ugly wound. which extended up
the leg sreerai inches in length.
iir. ". o. H. p. Ammerman has left
of our desk some old copies of;hc Tat
tier and the Omnibus. two lively lit
lie papers formerly published in this
place. The "'fattler contains some
rather funny and pointed items.
The republicans will have a grand
rally ut Brashear on next SATURDAY..
with torch-bght procession al night, .
General Prenti-s and other prominent
ipcaker- viii he present and grand
md enthusiastic tirnr /. .yue..t.,l
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Russia

ST.. PETERSBURG July r5-As
consequence of the defective harvest
prospects, the question is discussed of
forbiddlng the export OF wheat. Re-
ports Of the deficiency are confirmed
IN South Russia, and I general restric-
ton of the deficiency extends to other
narts OF III. countrr
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Baylor has Just purchased. in person. a
mammoth stock. selected from the head
quarter markets of New York. Boston.
and Philadelphia, and at very low fig-
ures, Notwithstanding the recent adj
vance in prices. These snods came
from first hands.
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FOR SALE-A SO Ice chest. same as
new for 81. cash. apply at this office,
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GrccntackcrS in Council.

The crecnbackrr- met nj the Office
ofG. W. Cooper on Saturday last several
Of the townships being represented.
\ central committee wa, appointed
and d. Baird elected chairman. and
{. Ailraier sect. After some prelimin-
airy discussions d. e. Lord offered The
following resolution:
Resolved: that the crecnbackers of
Adair county viii under no circum-
,tanre> fuse with the democratic party
or enter into any coalition with them
or with any other party.
{. 4. AI!-a:r. objected claiming that
the meeting had no right To say what
the grreniackcr. Of the county should
or >bculd not 10. and proposed TO mod
if the resolution so a. to read II i
the sense Of this meeting that no fusion
b. formed e.c.
After an animated discussion in
which u. {. Lord. Joe Holcman.
and w T. Lindcr favored and
c. \. Al'saicr opposed it. The
resolution was adopted
The democrats might iu-t * well
make up their mind, u the iniyitablc.
tiey w:!l have to give in +, the groom
lacker>. for they lax the pluck 10 run
Il straight democratic ticket. AMI the
4reenhack-r- know it therefore they de-
clare against iusi-r. We viii hr able
to determine which If the two parties
stand on principle. or whether elth"r ha,
any principle or not.
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Not a solitary democrat in office
forI5 years" says the Democrm.
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JOHNSON'S CITY MEAT MARKET

Still holds the lead in furnishing the
people with the very choicest and best
the market affords.
Fresh beef. mutton. and fish also
choice sugar cured hams Is low a. strict
" first class articles car be sold.
Wanted to purchase of farmers
strictly first class stock for slaughter
ing purposes. for which We pay the
highest cash price. Call and see Us.
The best ice chest and other .aeil-
tiles in the place
ST. Louis. July 15.-Wheat-Cash
81 05.
Corn-f'rm--Ca>h 81 @e35l..
oat>-Cash %.
Cattle-Steady. demand good. natives
81 -. extra $3.50.
Hogs-lower. most sales made at
81 40@4 IL.
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Religions Services.

The following program Of union ser
vices has been arranged By the pastors.
for the Sunday nights beginning with
July 18th. and closing with August
18th. in the order following
VI. Z. church sermon by Rev. is. Boyd.
v. L. -' south Rev. 6. L. Dew.
Cum. Pres. e Rev, Edmonds:on
Presbyterian, Rev. J. i. Mitchell.
Christian Rev. JIG. Shipp.
Baptist Rev. J. J. bentley.
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For SHERIFF.

ANEoVNCENcEr--s
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EXECTTOR.S NOTICE

Chairman Executive Committee.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-24

A bill will be introduced by an
Arkansas Representative in Con-
gress at the present session, to the
effect that all public lands in Ar
kansas subject TO be sold at private
sale, other than the alternate re.
served tracts along the line of rail
roads, shall be hereafter sold for
62A cents per acre, and the reserve
tracts at Sl.25 per acre. The Fort
Smith Elevator and the Arkansas
Gazette favor the scheme. In this
connection the Gazette makes the
very sensible suggestion that the
public lands should be donated to
the respective States. The Gov
ernment desires no revenue from
the public lands. The main object
Is to sell the land to actual settlers
at n price to cover the expenses,
The State could more chcaply and
satisfactorily dispose of the lands
thLn the General Government.
This plan worked we'll in Tennes.
see, where all the public lands were
sold by tho State. Owning the
public lands, the people of Arkan.
sas could place them to buyers at q
mere nominal prlce, If deemed nee
essary to induce immigration. -
Memphis Avalanche.