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Advort.s:-g Ratos.

Equitable Advertising Rates based on actual
circulation. The advertiser gets just what
he pays for--no morc no less.
REGULAR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING.
On three, six or twelve months contracts:
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rcd copies issued, during the insertion. Any
number of changes made payment OF the
extra cost OF type setting. 10 lines this type
to the inch. Thus an advertisement occupy.
ing three inches down the column, and run
ming ID weeks. on an average circulation Of
say COO. would cost with one change Of matter
only si9S.
TRANSIENT AND I.Ee.L-(one month or
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Editorial Business Notices. cents per line
per hundred Of circulation
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hundred Of circulation.
Special Noiices-Minicn type. next TO nd
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Insertion.
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The reports Of The famine in certain
provinces Of Asiatic Turkey are simply
horrible and heartrending, and far ex-
coed the gloomiest tale Of hunger that
has come from Ireland. Deaths from
starvation are numbered by the thous-
ands, and the living maintain life with
bodies Of the dead. The cry Of anguish
and the appeal for aid Will 20 straight
to the hearts Of the civilized world, and
the speediest relief measures will doubt
less he adopted.
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The Markets.

st. Louis, May 27-Money market
quiet and unchanged
Wheat Closing quotations, cash No.
2 81 CO... st. Louis: DO Chicago 1871 :;
do New York l 42li.
Corn-No. 2 mixed, st. Louis 36, do
Chicago 81: do New York sic.
Oats--No.2 st. Louis 31ai, Chicago
opening 32aic.
Cattle Market weak. offerings large
ruling quotations weak Choice native
steers jo@4 10, prime do, 4 35@i %.
common 10 medium So; So.
Hogs-Supply mod, Sales at4@4.10
for good smooth hogs of 1870 to 30 lbs.
Heavy and select slow at 4 15@4 %.
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Rev. J. C. Ship viii. preach at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, To-
morrow morning at II o'clock.
There will be service at the Christian
church next Sunday at 5 Pm. Subject:
Where the Bible speaks we speak,
when the Bible is silent we are silent.
All are invited.
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Democratic Wants.

We desire democratic paper
To scatter near and far.
To kill off RAIDS and greenbackers
In the county Of Adar.
We want no greenback idees,
Or talks about the war.
But we want ,Iilden democracy
In the county Of Ada'r.
We want hard money democrats,
Just such as I'ilden are.
And none o yer greenback idees
In the county Of Ada'r.
We want no halfand half papers,
They make Us cuss and sw ar.
\ putin up the greenbackers
In the county OF Adar.
We want no circus editor.
Who straddles ont SO far
\ tryin to ride two hosses
In the county of Ada'r.
Miss Franeie Guipe presented tht
GRAPHIC Office, on Wednesday. with a
charming boquet Of choice flowers, fol
which we make our most elaborate edi,
torial bow. They were arranged in a
beautiful and artistic manner, and
present rare combination of harmOni.
Gus colors. beautiful forms, and exquis-
tie perfume. Thanks.
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The Clans. Gathering at Chicago.

CHIcAGo Ill. May 27.-Among to-
days arrivals are Gen. Matt Head, New
Hampshire: Edward Pierrepont, Jas.
+. Wilson, Iowa; John y. Hawley, J.
:. Robinson. Chester A. Arthur, John
+. Ruarts, Ex-Governor elect, $. c.: NJ.
NJ. Holland, Ohio; Col. Caleb Chase, 3.
W. Throcknorton, VIM. A. Garrett and
u. r. Litter Gen. Garfield will arrive
tomorrow and also Senator FRYE.
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Saturday evening the malicn in,
fuence Of the planet Mars seemed again
to he III ;i=e.andency. Reub Mears had
an attraction with a man from the
country over the possession Of a dog
which resulted in blows.
After dark, a wood sawyer named
Smith started in to clean out constable
Brooks. lie was taken into custody by
the night Waterman, Wilson, who took
him before Mayor Harrington. He was
fined 81 and costs, on a plea Of guilty.
The N. Z. Church. south, at BrasheaT
having been moved there from Paul.
town and undergone repairs-wiIl be
re-opened on the first Sabbath in June
Services also on Saturday night pre-
ceeding. Rev. j. II. Prickett, Presi-
dent of Howard Female College. Will
conduct the service. Trustees meeting
on Saturday at 3p m. All are invit-
ed. j. O. EDMoysroy.
Go and See Them.
Largest assortment OF iirst-class sew
ing machines at d. S. Guipes.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
( the earnest solicitation Of leading.

At the earnest solicitation Of leading
members Of al known political parties.
including every known shade of opinion
now eAtdnt. the undersigned has con-
sentedt to announce that h. Is now clos
ing ont a fac Line Of Geailenan and
and Youth Spring and Summer suits.
at the very lowest cash figures. Call
and price our goods. before making
your selection. 4. SOLkEY :.
Mammoth Clothing House.
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HOSIERY.

We open the season with s
mammoth line, comprising the
newest and most desirable
goods in notifies, mixtures, etc,
embracing all varieties for la
dies, misses and children. in
stripes boot, ankle and brace
lei patterns.
Integrity is the vital spark Of
commercial life.
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Y. u. {. A..

There viii be meeting in the Cum
berland Presbyterian church, Tuesday
evening. .Juue lst, for the purpose of
organizing a Young Mems Christian
Association in this city. Prot. II. F.
Williams, state secretary, will be pres
ent and assist in the organization. All
christians are earnestly requested to
come out and assist in this work.
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Special convocation Of Caldwell Chap
Ter. No -. at their Hall in Kirksville,
May 18th 1880, at O'Clock P. IN. sharp.
Actual work in Mark and Past Master
degrees. \ full attendlnce Is request
ed. D. 4. ELY, II. F., I. o. GATES, Sec.
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We hear complaints ithe sticks, logs
and other impedimehta left lying in our
streets, small things in themselves, by
daylight, but calculated to cause serious
accidents to teams and pedestrians after
dark. With in sight of our office. two
large building timbers have lain for
months nearly in the center of one OF
our most public streets, either one OF
which might cause a serious accident
any night. Visitors and strangers
make unfavorable note of these evi-
dences Of shiftlessnnss.
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White goods & Lawns.

DOTTED Swiss (Sew), Bril-
lianteens. Marsei!les. Victoria
and Bishop lawns, Nainsooks,
Jaccnets, Cambrics, Piques,
and the most elegant display
of figured lawns ever offered in
kirksville.
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LOCAL GRAPHICS.

Rain at last.
Get ready for the census.
Strawberry and ice cream festival
are ripe.
w. II. Sheeks is blowing his corn thu
second time.
The glorious fourth comes on Sunday
this year.
Fine rains Wednesday and Wednes
day night.
Prospects for another booming croI
in north Missouri this year.
Tom Jones furnishes some interest
ing items from Colorado in this issue.
Political discussions even in private
conversation are growing red hot, al
though good natured. One day this
week young lawyer in the Office OF Har-
rington Il Musick got worked up to the
boiling over point in a conversation on
the legality of president Hayes title to
the chair. He solemnly declared the
disgrace was so great and lasting. that
he would rather be the son of Kinks
vile wood sawyer than the son Of
Rutherford B. Hayes. John Musick
who had quietly listened 10 his TRADE
requested him to go in the consultation
room and sleep off his drunk. The
whole democratic party had better do
the same thing.
A FALLEN SrAR.-Many of our rea-
ders will remember Prof. Furguson,
who delivered series of scientific lectur-
es here few years since. Gifted with
more than ordinary genius. Mr. Furgu-
son had the added charm Of an exceed
inely pleasant and popular style Of de-
livery and faculty of putting things Sc
that subjects ordinarily considered too
scientific and dry for d miscellaneous
audience became for the time under
the touch of his magic eloquence both
interesting and popular The follow
ing is taken from the Barry OLD ID
Gge Of recent date:
Nearly al of our readers will rem
ember Prof. Furguson who delivered a
course Of scientific lectures here abOu:
two years ago. and viii read the follow
from the Peoria Jounai with deep re-
Ci-et. Prot. Furcuson was a man OF
considerable ability. fine orator and
but for his love for the intoxicating
bowl might have occupied different
sphere. His case is indeed sad one.
Prof Ferguson. Of Canton. H., who Is
a sort Of Temperance advocate and lee
lures when he IS sober. but when he Is
drunk a bowling sigu-post Of sin, was
sent up TO the workhouse yesterday.
A. soon as the people learned through
TIE Journal of his sad and desolate con-
dition, they came up from Canton. got
him out and took him home. If this
docs not reform the Professor, then he
IS indeed gone coon. He can give
Temperance lectures hereafter and re-
fer to himself as a horrible example
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CAMPAIGN NOTES !!
Ratified by Everybody ! a
Grand Rally at Head
quarters .

Proclamation is hereby made that
campaign headquarters. tregardless of
partyl has been opened at the popular
Clothing House of 4. Solkey, west side
ofthe square. where men of every shade
of political opinion can find Just what
they want in Summer Suits. in all the
late STYLES. shades and colors. A grand
Rally every day through the campaign.
If you wish to he suited here is the place
regardless of color or previous condl-
ton of your clothing. BY the Com.
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Standing near the house on the old
C. W. Hardin farm three miles north OF
town is fine old cottonwood tree that
has history. Forty years ago when
W. H. Harrison was a candidate for the
presidency, some of his friends concluded
to erect pole in honor Of their candi-
date in front of Col. Hardin's house.
1t took root and grew into grand
old tree, the one above referred to. 1t
is now ten feet in circumference and is
as fine a specimen of its kind as there
is in the country, an emblem Of the
place which the old hero Of Tipecanoc
held in the hearts of Col. Hardin and
his neighbors.
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6. f. Y. p.
EXPLANATION: GIVE EAR, Oh re PEOPLE

Minute mathematical calculations
have demonstrated to an incontroverti-
bic certainty that all men are approach
ing the era of metempsychosis There
fore during your natural lifetime You
should live well and economical. To
dothis successfully it becomes necessary
for you 10 purchase that which is re-
quired 10 keep the chemical labratorv
that manufactures our life forces. and
the materials adequate for the proper
prosecution of Its mysterious operations.
at w. II. Turner'S grocery store, west
side at McGoyern's old stand.
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aid &E4ace T0DGIOves

Best assortment Of 3, 3, 4,
and 6 button Kid Gloves, in
the city. Exquisite new nov
elites in Lace, Isle, Lace top
Gloves, for Ladies, misses and
children.
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The nineteenth annual session of
the Missouri state teachers association,
will be held at the state university in
Columbia, June y, 2i.-The program
Of exercises is full, and viii be interest
;p.,
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Fcstiy

We have been requested 10 announce
that the Baptist church. of this place
viii give festival on Friday evening
Of next week. All are invited.
Quite large rain fell in the south
part Of this county on Tuesday eveninse
We publish in this issue a COMMUNE
cation from our correspondent at May
vile. Col. It should have appeared in
last issue, as it was received at Kirk
vile on the Goth, but was not delivered
til the 26th. We presume the reason
was that it was directed to the editor
personally instead Of the GEagnsc, and
pat into the general delivery. Our
correspondents should mark GRAPHIC,
lock box ), on their favors to insure
their prompt delivery.
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Festival.

There viii be an ice cream and straw
berry festival at Baylor hall. June 4th.
for the benefit Of the liberal society. AZ
ter which, those desiring can trip the
light fantastic toe.
81 ORDER OF Con-.
Grand rush for spring goods at Mr..
Narchands.
Large lot ofthose ladies Hats cheap
for cash at Mrs jiarchands :.
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EDEs SALE.

20 retire from the Hotel business, Of
fer my GOOD WILL and Hotel furni-
ture for sale at reasonable rates.
For further particulars call on
or address. s. II. WILLIAMS, Par
cells House. kirksville, No.
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REL MON.

All ,oldiers Of the county and vicinity
are requested TO meet in Kirksville,
Saturday. June 18th. to arrange plans
for the cOmming reunion. Soldiers
from every state-nor only those who
served in Missouri regiments. but also
those who served any where. are earn
estly desired to be present at the meet
ing. BY order Of the
COMMITTEE.
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NEW NEAT MARKET.

John Miller, the well known meat
market man, will in few days move
his shop 10 his new brick, one door
south of DcReamers, where he will he
fitted with all the facilities for the
business.
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Mr.. B. A. Bowman. who has been
appointed a census enumerator FOR Clay
township. desires us to request our
readers within his field Of oper alton t.
lie ready to answer his questions when
he comes around, as 10 number, age,
etc. The canvass commences on the
first of June. and is to be completed we
believe in thirty days.
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LosT.-s1.o 90 REwARD.-A med:

um sized Shepherd Dog, yellowish color and
answers 10 the name Of Bcccher. Send postal
card TO q. Sumner Queen City. Mo.
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COTsets and Under.
wear.

Ladies we invite your spec
ial attention to our new styles
in these goods
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What the Boston Store Thinks.

They can sell more goods for the least
money than anybody else in northeast
Missouri. Call and try them.
Everybody Is invited to call and see
the large stock of goods at the Boston
Store, to be sold cheap.
We expect to sell goods cheap for the
next thirty days. See small bills,
BosToN STORE.
WASrEp-A girl TO do light house
work. Good wages. Enquire at this
Office.
BY the Car Load.
A large lot of the celebrated Quincy
Castle Mills Flour, in four different
grades including the New Process just
received at Halliday Bros. They are
business" when you want to talk gro
ceres, and keep right up with the times.
Call and see them.
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SREGIAL %CC-cES.

Drop into the reliable Drug Store Of J. 6.
jameson, Kirksvilie, and ask them what the
reputation Of the Green Mountain Cathariic
Pills has been since is.;J. You will be told
that they haze been and are . standard.
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE
AK INFALLfBLE REMEDY FoR
Malarlous Fevers, Jaundice,
Restlessness, Mental depression
Sick Headache, Constipation,
Billiousness, Dyspepsia, dc.
Try one Box, only pc. You will new
er regret it.
Q. c. DAY & BRACKETT.
Sole Proprietors,
Kansas City, 80.
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Something new in mems Hats-call
and see them at ". y. Harlans.
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Clothing !! Clothing !

We have just returned from
the eastern markets after an abb
sense Of three weeks, and find
ing prices blooming" and goods
steadily advancing, we bought
largely-doubling ourstock in
nearly every Department.
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n Dress Goods.

We have a full line of sum.
mer SILKS, all wool NOME
Cloths, (new) blue black
CAsHNEREs, American, Eng
lish, French and German dress
Goods. All the Novelties ofthe
season. Samples sent on APP
pllcation.
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Handkerchief.

500 dozen from 3 cents up
to $500 each.
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The wool clip in Adair county this
season has been nearly twice as large
|. as ever before, and has brought a good
price. The farmers are realizing the
TACT that there is no other business that
viii bring as large and sure a return
for the money invested. Hence they
are increasing their aocks and improv-
ing the stock.
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The indications now axe that wool
growing viii in q very few years be d
great source Of wealth to this county.
The following item inserted in our
last issue IS republished in order to cor
rect an omission made hy The com
positof and overlooked in the proof;
The ancient order OF united working
men ha, ~ lodges IN this ,ta.e. and
paid endowmeats *l.0Ji.45j. last year.
We nave 4 good working lodge here
and would advise every iody to join
that can stand the nediea! examination.
and can set elected 10 membership.
DR.. Grove Is the medical examiner of
this lodge.
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The GRAPHIC takes pleasure IN ac-
knowlcdgiHg the numerous graceful
compliments It has received since il
last issue, from various sources. Ou
effort Snail be to make each number
better than It's predecessor, though oc-
ca,ionally, we may fail. This weel, the
GGArHIc prints thirty-s;x quires in
order to supply the demand.
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Kirksville has one Of the best brass
bands in North Missouri and we feel
proud Of The yoEs.
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An ineipient fire occurred at the
boarding house Of Mr. Goooh early
Monday morning from the kitchen
stove pipe. Il was promptly eztin-
gUished without calling out the fire
department.
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P.AHASOLS 4 FANS.

Beauties in all the novelties
Of the season. TwILLED SILK
in plain Handles, gold, pearl,
Tortoise Shell, ivory, mother
of Pearl and other style Han.
dies.
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Io-MorloW,

y - 7 10 L. 7
FELIX LAEE. Secretary.
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.quitable Advertising Rates based on actual
circulation. The advertiser gets just what
he NAYS form, ,,,nr, a., loo.
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Go and See Them.

Largest assortment Of iirst-class sew.
Ing machines at D. S. Guipes.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-27
Webster and Vicinity.
LAPIDUM LYCRUM,

On Thursday, the 10Th instant, the Lapidum
Lyceum debated the question: Did the Amerl-
can Indians deserve the treatment they received
from whtesT Jos. Spencer, l.. Cooley and w.
II. Paul. affirmative; and j. Lee, f. Russell and
Jarrett Spencer in the negative Judges essrs
Barnes, Courtney and Craig. Decision in the af-
On Saturday night last the Lyceum debated the
question: (which wields the greater influence
over the Mind-Moral Suason or penal law" On
the affirmative, W. S. Bowman, J. A: Calhoun and
Jos. Macken. Negative, j. II. Wilkinson, l..
Cooley and w. ii. Paul. Judges-Messrs. MeCom-
mons, Jackson and Herring Decision in the neg
alive.
SURPRISE PARTIES.
On Tuesday night, the 18th inst, as Mr.. and Mrs
Nixon were about to retire, loud knock was heard
on the door. When it was opened they were met
in, ali bearing refreshments, st. Glars string band
bringing up the rear. Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon recev-
ed them courteously, and soon had things arrang-
ed for dancing. The company enjoyed themselves
until broad day light and then left for other parts
BITING OURS.
On Sunday, 22d inst, as a little colored girl was
passing through Mr.. Henry Harlan's yard, one Of
his dogs attacked her and bit her slightly. The
same animal made attack on Eliza Ans few DAYS
ago, but she poured the timber on the brute and
he soon sought shelter ina cellar. Most every
house or hut has its cur to bark or bite or suck
the neighbors eggs. Let us pray for dog tax
IN MEMORY OF WASHINGTON.
On Monday night last, in memory of the great
and good Washington, the Fatherof our Country
Bowman was elected chairman for the evening"
After few appropriate remarks. he introduced
the speaker, William NJ. Marine, ESQ.,, who graph
icaly portrayed the life and character of the I'm
mortal patriot, warrior and sage. from his cradle
to his grave in the shadows of his beloved Mount
Vernon. The house was packed Many were I'M
able to gain admission. Mr.. Marine is agentleman
have handled the subject in more interesting
manner. At the conclusion of his address the
society voted him many thanks, IL. W,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-27

REDUCTION OF SHERIFF's FEEs.-Col. Stump
Inns introduced In the Senate an amendment TO
the code of local laws reducing the fees of the
Sheriff of Hartford county. The law, if passed,
will probably not apply TO the present Sheriff
II is as follows:
Section 1856. The Sheriff of Hartford county
shall not be entitled to receive more than thirty
! five cents per day for keeping and boarding each
| prisoner confined in said Jail, and the County
Commissioners shall make quarterly settlements
with said Sheriff, upon his presenting his ac-
count for the same with proper vouchers.
| Section 1856. And the said Sheriff shall be ell
| titled to receive from the said County Commits
siOners, to be levied annually by them, the sum
of two dollars and a-half day for each day he
shall attend the Circuit Court for said county
whilst in session, either in person or by deputy,
and such compensation for the service of any
bench warrant or attachment for contempt is
sued by said court MS said court may deem rea-
| sOnablc. He shall also receive the sum of IF
teen dollars for carrying and conveying each per-
| son under sentence TO the State Penitentiary,
! House of Correction, or to or from the jails OF
any of the counties of this State, and the jails or
Station Houses of the city of Baltimore or to
| or from any place of confinement, under the sen
J tence or final order of any authorized judicial
| authority, the sum of fifteen dollars when the
under; and for n greater distance, twenty dol
J lars, and no more, unless said County Commits
sioners shall be satisfied that extraordinary care
and caution had to be exercised accompanied
| with danger, trouble and expense and said
| Sheriff shall not be allowed fee for empaneling
| a jury, except in cases where he is by law re.
CURED To swear and empanel them.