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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-20

The little sons of clergyman Of this
city are allowed in the absence of their
father from homo to take turns in saying
grace. A few evenings since when it was
the turn of the elder, his brother wished to
ask the blessing, and it was with some diff
Guilty that he was reduced to order while his
brother did that Office. As soon as grace
was said, the younger Topped his plate
over with slam, exclaiming, "Well, if
that isn't the poorest blessing ever heard
Boston Courier.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-20

produced in our own States, but the inter-
est of the producers would not in any way
be injured by the competition. The objec.
tons to reciprocity treaty have been raised
by some Mexicans who inquire "Whence
are we to receive our revenue necessary for
the maintenance Of Government when you
take from us our tariff revenue on imports
from tho United States ?" The only an
swer to it is what has been demonstrated in
the Sandwich Islands-that increased de-
msnd for production increases the value Of
taxable property, and with individual pros
perity comes increased demand for imported
and taxable Injuries, improving rather than
diminishing the revenue.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01
New D. Gs6!!l

We d aot a!sfa.ss1vsstr
lpl;ss q. ~ 0U01D hu1s
brumnsxSs TSsnfs. wAsh ssp.
resent gssssst5ys IT ssn'o6's
|styles, '.ss,np11 u snssasss.
able Old Style 6ssias, tst g
intervals, during thsssDvA ~
visits the largest Dry 6ccds
Cestess IN this country, VIII
Tie eloquent spd Sterling Casb
-the everlasting and Alniss>
~ Do11aR, whess We spsnd .
week investigating tie na,n.
noth stOe1s. lid seres Of Dry
Goods, Clot1isgs tee~ Aea We
are enabled 70 select sensp0abls
fashionable md Dsw style
Foods 1T win b soasht 1lse
BY III lovers q sty6 god
Goods.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01
Baylor for clothing.
Spring novelties at Baylor's.
For the latest styles try Baylor.
Hats and shoes bedrock at Baylor's

For birthday presents, ETC.,
10 to the Boston store.
Turner'S wide-awake grocery is The
place to buy the best -four cheap.
Partronise the best and cheapest BY
calling at Johnsons city meat market.
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DiRECTORx.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Rev.
James B. Mitchell, d. D.. Pastor. Preaching
Sabbath school 1t sso q. m. Prayer meet
ing, Wednesday evenings at 7a0
Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. 8. Boyd,
Pastor. Preaching every second sDd third
Sabbaths Of each month, II II o'clock q N.
sndi7: p. m. Prayer meeting every Wed.
evening 1t 7:0. Sabbath school at 920 ..
m.
Methodist Episcopal Church J. j.
Bentley, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday
1t II .. m. and $50 p. N. Prayer meetings
on Wednesday evening. Sunday school It
0:3D, .. m; Glass meeting at 3SO p. n a
each Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rev. J. O. Edmondston, Pastor. Preaching
second Sunday in each month. at II .. N.
and : 30 p. m. Third Sundays at 73o p. m.
Sunday school 1t $50 q M. Class meet
each Wednesday evening.
First Baptist Church-Rev. J. C. Ship,
Pastor. Services every Sabbath ut II .. %.
and . 80 p. N. Bible school 1t $50 = Ia
Prayer meeting. Oh Wednesday evenings.
Episcopal Church-Rev. Frank Henry,
Rector. Services every Sunday st II .. u.
ano ~ p n. ounoay scuoW ~ p w.,
Of each Sunday.
Christian Church-Socia meeing every
Lord's Day 1t II am. Prayer meeting On
Thursday evening at 7:l5. Sunday school
1t $50
Liberals and Spiritualists, meet at Bay.
lor's Hall every Sunday evening st7oeloek
n.
A. O. U. W.-Milton Lodge No 10A-
meets lst and - ThursdAy evenlngs In each
nonth, q Harris Hall
L O. g. T.-Pesseverance Lodge No. 120
meets every Friday evenlng q 80 1t Good
Tsapass' Haul.
A. =. IA. N.-Kirksville Lodge No. los
nests Tuesday evenings On or before saeh
fuu pO0a.
Z O. D. F-Adair Lodge No. &c. meets
every Wcdoe-day evening =. 80 p, ~ q
Odd fellows Han.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01
1rsaghhorheoa News.

The Odd Fellows of Memphis cele-
brated the sixg-frst anniversary of the
order.
A heavy hail storm passed through
the northern part Of Scotland county
last Saturday.
Some Scotland county farmers who
went to went to Kansas return satisfied
that north Missouri is more desirable in
every respect.
The CARTE reports busy times, and
many improvements in Brookfeld this
spring.
Vending is billed for q lecture at
Brookfield on Monday evening.
The Moberlyites have determined to
erect wigwam for the accommodation
of the democratic state convention, with
a seating capacity of 2.5O.
Fresh Fish at Johnson's City meat
~no-1,ck
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

Col. T. T. Crittenden the next nori.
nee for governor of the democracy ar.
rived this morning and will deliver an
address here tonight, as mentioned
elsewhere. Col. Tom will this afternoon
pay a visit to every house in the city
where there is baby So that he may
kiss it to his hearts content. Col. C. has
several times been severely bitten by
some vicious infants in the last few
weeks, who had just cut their teeth
Mothers having babies should have them
in readiness for Col. Crittenden's visit
this afternoon.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

A prominent republican from the
country says I'VE people don't get scared
about such life long republicans Is run
the GRAPHIC abandoning the party and
trying to injure it just because some
designing nincompoop happens to say
50, when he doesent have . finger in
the pie"
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

rssun-aD1n. seAae-v0AhN
-, -
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49, NJ, doa8 - ,
q $3.50 - lew asss
4aseeeo 81 = 49, fseH 49,.
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xi1ed C1sn.-Y@i 60 ne1R O
3H(0s tW Nc. = 46eSge = =.
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Hs....fish ~ aSra.a~f ca
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rfovtloFosH ~ ssss - =
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1t ~ =. ~ y9|y 8 me; y nsses
VASE swap snd 90 800! W o7
tne marxe. LA1a 81 - noh'
0tocks sse n nas0 o. 80 49,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

The funeral services Of Mr.. Samuel
Swigert, father Of Samuel Swigert Jr.,
took place from the residence Of the lat
ter on Thursday. Rev. ]. B. Mitchell
officiating.
The deceased had reached . good old
age being in his ninety-fifth year. Up
to within the last few mouths be had
been remarkably active and strong for
one Of his age.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01
Clothing!

We havs Just returned iron
the eastern markets sftef On sb.
sense of three weeks, and find.
ing prices "booming" andgoods
steadily advancing, we bought
largely-doubling ourstock IN
nearly every Department.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01
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80 ~. 49,, a, ,,,Iss iror4hes.,
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-
Oms9 Kixasvnlxs Succ.sruL In.
pcsvssD.-Amons cur best known and
loagsst established business houses, ID
that Of 1lf. David Baird, dealer in for
elm nd Anerican marble, and manu-.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01
White gssds 4 Lawns.

DOTTED SWISS (xew), Bril-
lianteens, Marseilles, Victoria
and Bishop lawns, Nainsooks,
Jaconets, Cambrics, Piques,
and the most elegant display
of figured lawns ever offered IN
Kirksville.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

Beauties In all the novelties
of the season. TwILLxD SILK
in plain Handles, gold, pearl.
Tortoise Shell, ivory, mother
Of Pearl and other style Han
dies.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01
h Dress Goods

We have . full fine Of Sum.
mef SILKS, al wool Monrs
Cloths, (new) blue black
CAsHxrREs, American, Eng
lish, French and German dreas
Goods. An the Novelties ofthe
season. Samples sent On sp-
plicstion.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

We open the season with .
mammoth line, comprising tho
newest and most desirable
goods in notifies, mixtures, etc.,
embracing all varieties for h.
dies, misses and children, in
stripes boot, ankle and brace.
let patterns.
Integrity is the vital spark Of
commercial life.
C>rsets ana Unlex.
Ladies' we invite your spec.
ial attention to our new stylaa
in these goods
Handkerchief.
500 dozen from 5 cent? up
to 500 each.
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THEPICNIC.

On hast Friday I arose early expecting
a happy day among the chatter of the
children from our public schools; for l
had learned from the genial professor
that the closing exercises would be q
picnic in the grove about one mile west
of the public square, but my sxpecta-
tions were some what blasted rs the
rain on the window pane warned me
that it was probable the picnic would
be turned into the din of tho school
room, but the clouds broke and the sun
came out at last and arrangements
were made for the march which took
place about len O'Clock. And soon the
CHEEKY laugh and glad hurrah Of their
voices was heard as they, were headed
by the professor and his able corps Of
teachers. Soon they reached the grove
where, after an hour of chatting and
preparing Tor the afternoon, the dinner
was spread upon the green sward and
from which al freely partock. After
the dinner was over the children graft
fed their wishes by indulgine in games
of croquet, swinging. &C.: but the prin-
cipal employment seemed to be in pair
ing out to gather flowers; which occu-
patton was freely indulged IN by many
Of the little folks as web as some of the
larger ones, snd your correspondent
was not at al backward in lending q
helping hand and in orr ramble from
the picnic ground to Rocky Ford, | can
assure you there many happy incidents
long to be remembered.
In the whole ! might say that the pic
mic was an exceedingly enjoyable occas-
ion. Of the little folks presume they
numbered three hundred; and from
their manners and eourtisies toward
the professor I was sure he had observed
the first requisites Of . good teacher;
by not only teaching them what is
couched within tho lids Of . few dry
school hooks, but that there is some
thing higher end neblsr to live for.
HAReY.
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QUITE REMARKABLE.

Two remarkable things have just
happened in Ohio. First remarkable
thing: The republican governor nomi-
mated a democrat for . state Office.
Second remarkable thing: The demo-
crat declined.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

LIVE STOCK.
Hogs, per hundred pounds, 8 Is TO 66 Cat
tie per hund. lbs. Q 30 to 90. Calves per 100
Lbs % to 4 90. sheep per head, . 90 10 8 50.
HAT.
Timothy, per ton, . % Prairie, do - 90
Hungarian, do Is % Millet, do . %.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

Boston store wishes ID to say
that it is no trouble 10 slow god and
invite everybody to call and look II
their goods and 80 how cheap tAsy On
sell them. -
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

We have q MERCHANT
TAILOR Department on tAe
second floor over our store
room, where we manufacture
fine clothing to order. We
carry the liGgest and fnestline
| Of fine woods for mems wear of
any house in Kirksville, and
manufacture more fine suits to
Older than An 0theR hous>
escombined. Having secured
the Exclusive services q
Mr.. w. G. Cochraue, the well
known and popular Gutter ~
are prepared to make and g~ar.
rantee fits in every ssss,
| Ladies &u.e-A~.
An tie fashionable Garnrstsa ~
suits, listers md DustaSA D6annae
ShetlAnd Chenelle, BlseA CssAneFsan1
0kIer styles in SHAWIS ana RUCHs
ING aad Nsck-wear, IN s01lso VARSITY.
IGENTS.' FDRN1SHIN0
GOOD0
| Rea1y:naas Cl0fHlNa. HaAs "a
GspA col!esA TEA Stnpsadi14 Half
Hoe. sasssvsaf, ~ Casples -
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CONDENSED 1ELEGRAMS.

CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Judge McCrary will open the United
States court at Omaha, May 5th.
A party of 200 Mormon emigrants
from Europe, arrived in Salt Lake on
Tuesday evening.
Mary Parker, aged 81, was outraged
and her throat cut at Salt Lake, Utah,
last Mondny.
The death-ron of the Marsh6eld, Mo.
cyclone has reached seventy-eight. Sew
eral more are expected to die.
Anderson Void, Swede, was shot at
Johnstown. Pa, Tuesday night by fell
low boarder.
A wild Mexican lion is loose in the
neighborhood Of Dallas, Texas, and has
been killing sheep and attacking people.
Dr.. ]. 7. Webb, of Minneapolis, a
brother of Mrs. President Hays, died
very suddenly on Tuesday, from an un-
known disease.
An interview with H. Martin Will
6IIIos RutHASuO0 IN ouOUAkCI COAu10u, &c
veals the fact that there is still much
suffering at Mansfield. He is fresh
from the hospitals, where measles and
erysipelas are experimenting the sorry
work Of the cyclone. There should be
no check to the relief current which Is
flowing toward the sufferers from this
quarter-Post Dispatch.
The state Of Kansas has been extern
sively advertised by the various railroad
companies having lands for sale in that
state. No effort has been made to draw
attention to the lands Of Missouri. By
advertising her lands, the state of Kan
sas has added large numbers to her pop
ulstion. In many respects Missouri
can boast Of advantages and attractions
which Kansas docs not possess. Nilsson
ri he's . richer soil and ;isbettrmpplied
with coal, iron, lead, zinc, timber water
and wster power, but tie greet mass d
smigrants seeEne nev homes, are not
advised Of these things. Every part Of
Missouri is well supplied With churches
school houses, roa1s snd bridges. and
npsee eoavesisnf markets for lhs pro.
ancb Of her farms
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01
s. NJ. Link went to st. Louis on bust
ness Friday night.

Groceries, teas, sugars, coffees, fish,
-four, bacon, candies, nuts, tobaccos, Ct.
gars, canned fruits Of all kinds, queens.
ware, glassware, etc, at Osenbaugh's
Quincy Grocery.
The 18th congressional district medi.
cal society met at Edna on Thursday
last and after very pleasant and profit
able meeting they adjourned to meet in
this city, Nov. 10. 1850.
DR.. J. A. Brison, Of Glenwood, on his
way from the medical associated at
Edna gave US a call yesterday.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

D!oPpine IN q II asrcnaads "a.
eaMt seogc9m asaS ~ ~. . .
~ Completely Ssals0 ~ " unSAp
ted display o. tne tn99ssnd mo e.
my - 49,, sno ~ s'cn wase. y y ona iS
~ 49, T p:.i An !. s.:.
dresSe9 Icy. npofWsM sxIn =
orally believed g % eq9a 20 tne ~
c..puon :. .nyns s, ~S 49, ~. - c" Wy
10 "'s1' " 0'a'" n'p'" y
DenCni19 cU1Ao0TLY ass
the nne1if3!d ertscses 20 b seen n ~
M, ,ine o. noss hne Hs" e '
Mllline1y soooa .
Three genuine New York "fsssssnI
Hats were shown us. One cd soa.d!,
freuch chip, Handsomely trimmed VITA
9iu su3 sno 80 y Il 49,. ' .I'
C-S:.s 80 - t.:.-~s 1.
vM,sAtI 1' :s c-r sI 49,
- nent DUE ups q seno 49,; -
some eiro ana hover. sesyuS
oecomiae ....., :..6,... - -
AMns 49, c :s,N lsSsl ~ lsIn
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01
"A. CARD.

Beginning with this weeks issue Of
the GRAPHIC, / want to say that l am
still here, with the very best stock of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes to be found in Kirksviile, or
North Missouri. and am determined to
sell each and every article as low or low.
er than any other man.
In order to be convinced of this fact,
give me trial. say what l mean,
mean what say. Come and see for
yourselves. w. b. HARLAN.
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m, Asp lsaAa1ons ~ =
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nr0.A06sesy, nsscs
saye usa messy =. Ao.esS
~ V.S.a.,
Col. ". 7. vens I"
II lDwn . dny q no - Wee1
". n. Ttipp, Of Nilaa, 80 q e0Wn
looking up Old scqusins.nses s1s
ME-. Shelly. q Ala, ios
list week. visiting ifssaes n - p
DR., Henry, Of MIN, spcst oafudny
.,d Sunday h Kisisville.
Mr.. VIA. Hart a. Clay township, ~
in town Monday.
MIRA NeG. of tie waikiki Dn'
matte Combinatioa. h N town.
Me-. h'ce' siso q om! was - ~
the hrst part OF sn's VICE.
Dr.. John Myen, Of Wiisafhvilla
was m town TUESDAY O ons'
W. r. Holloway will teach ne bra
shear school this year. He IA been
feachine N chelpy county 'oeuo!cs'~
Prof. Ford. Of the state ncmal. 4
est on q visit.
The Presbyterian mite societ1 met q
the residence of Mr.. II. W. Snyer, las
Monday.
Jos. Park, ESQ.,. Of La Plata was II
town Mopdav and cave the GeArai,
office a Ayin9 visit.
W. A. Watson. of Milan. LEFT for BIZ
home on Monday last after a fw day
visit among relatives and frieIas here
Mr. A. L. Gibbs. Of Wilson twnship
was in town "Wednesday and took d
the debate at night.
MrD Oseood of the south mart O
the county took in the two riyj ss4sac
tious-the show and the debat.
n. n R~.,o and NJ III. Ats.r
,srry .ra w;fa If pett;. toxn.;n rer,
IN ,nwn tb;s week
~ p...n A. p...
NIL , m... . ~ - ~. :. 80 ~. -,
"a
,u
nrom;nr r FARMERS u., II .t S fm Isi..si,
IN few DAYS.
Mr.. W. H. Cupp who has ben teach:
ing several months near kanss City, i
Of home again.
We understand that Mr.. John L
Rowlison, of Clay township, will b
home soon from Denver.
pot y shrvo.k vho has k.e, mn
fes.;ona,,v engaged for some ,outh. a,
Trenton. Mo. is home On a via.
mc,,.c eus -
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a a.re . g. z "r,ei ""' P'e' eal fo1er'
H. sh;-.,r ,ec-.-x,,a.,;n.-..;,
A.: ..,-. M ,-a-- - a.
.;.hts
.S.
r. M. harrington soIo Two Pigs the
other day ten months Old that sprung
the beam at nearly N huadred pounds.
John ". Gill, Of SILT river township,
tool !. -, lo.5 of..44,. n r. Ior;,
~.al h.e.-.,.x - - - =
them to cood .Av,.t,ss
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KidALace TePGleves
Best assortment Of 2, 8, 4,
and 6 button Kid Gloves, in
the city. Exquisite new nov. 4.
elites in Lace, Lisle, Lace top
Gloves, for ladies, misses and
children.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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The public schools of this city, after
very successful year. closed on the 22nd
inst The average sttendancs asv;ne
been 40. Prof G. A. Smith and his
able corps of teachers have done q splen.
did work and NAV woIl feel proud Of
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Rev. W. II. Turner. left Thursday to
attend the asper,I conference Of the
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On the 18th ult., American Odd-Fel-
lowship completed the first year of the
seventh decade, and the sixty-6rst year
Of its age. During the sixty-one years,
there have been over nine hundred
thousand brothers relieved over one
hundred and twenty one thousand wild
owed families relieved, and over eighty
six thousand deceased brethren buried
with the honors of the order. The re-
lief paid during that time aggregates
over twenty-nine millions of dollars.
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Only Arst claaD sad sRictly Prime
ssinsls slsusshtere d tahadsS 0ty
MARKET
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HARRY.

Harry Win escuss us forclipping the
wigs Of bic imagiastion and eonden-
sing the shove.
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WHATHELrs A TOWN.

Everybody wants TO know what helps
Q town. We can tell ;enterprise snap.
Mem who get up and stir around, men
who deal largely, deal fairly and let the
world know they are in business. That
helps . town. Business men Of this
hind make . town. Their name IS the
first thought Of when the town is men.
toned. No sleeping behind or before
their counters. No CLERKS measuring
their lengths on the dry goods boxes in
front Of their store. Everybody up and
crowding in to see and to buy the live
dealers goods. He buys largely, buys
often. buys for spot cash. He sells
quick, sells at small profits, sells to all,
and Of course does a big business. makes
money and wins q fine reputation for
him and his town. Brookfeh Gazette.