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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-20
y. o. Staekstsas + 8rnasr,
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-08-07
Don't forget Done
ghy Bros.
THE BOSTON STORE.

Everybody wants to call and see their
MAMMOTH stock OF goods.
They mean to sell at prices for the
next thirty days that will astonish the
natives. They mean what shey say.
They say call and see for yourself.
The have the tsRGEsr ard INCEST
stock of candies in kirksxille, and
you can save twenty per cent. by Pur-
chasing of them.
Do not forget to call for what you
want whether YOU see it or not. They
are trying too keep an assortment Of
everything.
This kind of an establishment has
been one OF the wants of our city, and
everybody ought to patronize it.
Especially as you can get goods
so low down from the regular prices.
Price their goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
They like to show goods and do not
get mad fyou do not happen TO buy.
They know you will come back after
you have been there once.
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GRAPHIC CHANCES
Grandest Rally Of the
Campaign
NEARLY A THOUSAND VOTERS IN
LINE.
Decidedly the finest Political Demon
stratiGn Ever witnessed i'll
North Missouri
THE DEMOCRATIC FIZ. on FRIDAY.
RrnuhI;cau Comfy Nominations
Republican County Nominations The
Convention on Monday.
Adair County Republicans are Wide
Awake.
Various items by our Local News Re-
p0rtcrs.
The Rally.

Last Monday was field day for the
republicans of Ada;r count. Early
in tie morning the PEOPLE began to ar.
rive from different portions of the
county, most of the townships being
represented by delegates, who came in
with banners flying. some Of them be-
ing met by delegation from Kinks
vile on horseback BY noon probably
4 thousand people had arrived, and at
clock P NJ a Garfield and Arthur
pole 40 feet high wa. raised, amid the
shouts Of the multitude. II night
every available space around the public
square was literally packed with peo-
pie being variously estimated at from
three to six thousand. The procession
formed at o'clock. there being sol
torches. and there ware men 70 carry
three hundred rnore If we had had The
torches. One hundred and thirty two
Of the lamps were carried by men
on horseback. wko went through the
intricate cvolutions Of trained soldiers.
while the men Oh foot IN then maneu-
vcys were rot less attractive than the
cavalry. Taken as a whole It was one
Of The finest things OF the kind ever wit
messed in this part Of tie state. The
company, though 30 large, was orderly
and wei! behaved. and everybody seem
e tocons!der the AFFAIR perfect success
The republicans We're never before 80
thoroughly alive 10 their work, every
man is III earnest and there is fixed de-
termination. 70 roll up a larger repub-
lean minority for the republican ticket
than ever before.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
Still in the Lead

Call on James Kearns on The south
east corner of the square, where he
keeps constantly on hand the best assort-
ment Of fresh meats. bacon. lard. and
sausayesr eyer Kept in kirksville and
by fair and square dealings, expects to
still further surpass every butcher in
the city He keeps the best butchers
in the city, and challenges the wide
west On bologna manufacture. For
cleanliness everything is kept in apple
pie order from the slaughter house to
the counter. We play second fiddle to
no shops in the west. Our prices:
Best stake from S to 10cents per pound.
Beef, mutton, veal and pork all the
same. Boiling beef from to S cts.
Farmers having fat stock for sale will
get the highest prices by calling on US.
JAMES KEAgSs.
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Accident.

The erly accident in connection with
tic republican pole On Monday, occur
ID "a oar WORTHY street commissioner,
Mr. }. u. Maricy IL Narker W.,
in the hole, LA;u- so.le stone around
the foot ofthe pole. when some njirsi-
aisle republican, unaware al anyone
beng thera, and desiring 10 iave a
bard IL IL plating. hove small
traulier into The excavation, faesto..e
jit M.. .iafkey Oh tae mead. eat,iug
ne >ca!g quite severely ard Badly
stunning hiS. - are e,at 10 sly.
Tia: farther than RATHER sore head.
-ae damage U.s. rot permanent or
serious. Ar Narsey can be pat down
Is = sore head republican ior a few
day. only.
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Garfield hats at
Doneghy Bros.
County Court Proceedings.

Court met Monday. August End
1880. Officers all present. Continued
in session three day. and transacted the
following business:
Released l. B. Whites school fund
mortgage.
Ordered T. J. Dockery to view road
petitioned for by Chas. 7. kimble, ct al
N. c. Cody ct al, and report at Novem-
Der term.
Dismissed the road petitions OF the
following persons: D. c. Lord ct al:
Robt. Thompson ct al: NJ. r, Horton
ct al: VIM. McF. Ashtied ct al; BENZ.
Corbin ct al.
Commissioner report on roads petit
toned for by the following persons
was approved and causes continued to
November term 1880: W. j. Reynold' 5
ct al; I. d. Bell, ct al; VIM. Malone, ct
al john Harris ct al.
Jury appointed to assess damages to
H. Vandeberg by reason of the location
of road petitioned for by I. N Meeks,
ct al, reported said damages at $40
Petitioners were given to January LIST.
1881, to pay said damages. when the
road would be declared public high
way
5. II. Crawford ct al and Thos Welsh
ct al petiuoned for the vacation of GER
tain roads, and said roads were ordered
vacated at petitioners costs.
Thos Welsh was appointed overseer
road district s Clay township.
Edward Greenwood. David futile,
and George Simmons were appointed
a jury to assess damages of private
road petitioned for by Robt. Propst Jr.
F. NJ. Johnson was appointed over
seer district 6 Liberty township.
The unscld parts of school sections
16-61-17 and l6-63-17 were ordered
sold.
c.. F. MereerS bond for $50 to school
fund was approved.
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Still Another.

Another ARRAY over the cattle question
occurred in Walnuttownship on Sunday
last. Mr.. Cal. Little, who owns a large
track Of land is herding cattle there
this summer and from the location OF
his land was compelled to pass over an
other piece belonging to a man named
Cheesnan. consisting of so acres. we
believe. Cheesman objected or refused
TO allow the cattle to pass, though from
what we gather. no notification was
given. The cattle were simply headed
off and driven back. i dispute arose
which finally came to blows. Ckees-
man drew a knife and Little then shot
him in the side. At last accounts
there was fair PROSPECTS for the recov-
cry of the wounded man. Walnut
township is gaining an unenviable no.
tority through these cattle troubles and
it is to be hoped this one may be the
last
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| +. G. Smith bond for $500 TO school
fund was approved.
The road petitioned FOR by J. A.
Brannaman ct al was declared a public
highway.
| q. NJ. MeGuirc's quarterly settle
ment as county treasurer was approved.
$3.50 was appropriated to build a bridge
across Salt river, near Thos. Hax5y 3
residence and $212 was appropriated
TO build approaches to Sharrs mill
bridge
WARRANTS on roUSTY REVENUE FUND.
G.. d. Barnard ( Co. stationery ! Il %
Cadogan 4 Gardner. stationery ~ %
J. c. Carothers making 1850 tax
books 347 80
F. A. Grove rent probate Office 3
months 50
W. J. Ashlock costs state VS. Glib
son 10 60
W. J. Ashlock costs state VS. Ar
buckle As
w. J. Ashlock costs state vs Hore ! 10
Heiny and Picker stationery u 50
7. NJ. Smith board of Hayden IN
jail l25 days g. 50
S. S. Mclaughlin balance salary
as county commissioner 90
NJ. 6. Glen services as county
court Judge 10 60
7. d. Shoop services as county
court Judge 10 60
J. H. Rainier services as county
court Judge 10 IS
G. NJ. McGuire quarter salary as
treasurer. etc. 1G6 7OI
J. C. Carothers cash expended d 80
WARRANTS DEAwy on THE PAuPER FUND.
Mrs c. Presser support Of self s 90
j. II. WeSscher quarter salary as
county physician - 50 |
r. J. Boyle support of self ) 80
Mrs. Sarah Baker keeping Maxey
and Steele IL 90 |
J. NJ Brown keeping paupers on
poor farm - 90
Jack Furger.on support Of self 1 30
Mrs. Margaret Simmons support
of imbecile child S 90
j. ;. Henderson admittance of q.
b. knighton to asylum 80 90 i
G. d. Coe examining knighton
insane | 30
F. A. Grove examining Knighton
insane 80
WARRANTS Drawn On ROAD AND RRtDGE
FUND.
J. NJ Beck appropriations Wilson
township s 90
J. S. Erwin appropriation 4 Ben
ton township 9 90
z. A. Boone appropriation ) Wal
mt township 30
f. W. Englehart appropriation 4
Salt river township 9 90
I. ". Prentiss appropriation
6 Liberty township l 10
H. c. Gem appropriation ) Pettis
township 90
Saml. Galusha appropriation ,
Clay township 9 co |
T. N. Cason appropriation , Salt
river ) 90
]. W. Boyd appropriation , Ben
ton township 6 90 !
Levy Spangler appropriation >
Salt river township s 90
". N. Davis labor and lumber on
bridge Wilson township Il 90
J. Il. Dover experimenting work
on Sharrs mill bridge 50 %
Thos. j. Dockery serv. as bridge
commissioner II 90 (
J. j. Spencer repairing two road
scrapers. Oo
Adjourned TO meet first Monday o:
1880.
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Doneghy Bros. TO,
nobby hats.
G-ee-top Ite@s,

Everything seems to be lively an6
our merchants are doing good bust
ness.
We had a good rain on July 30th and
August lst, corn crops are looking well
II. WestonS team ran away last week
and the wagon turned over throwing
him out. The wagon box struck his
head and shoulders seriously hurting
him, Int he is improving now.
N. II. Lewis Is improving his premis-
rs. by building new picket fence.
John Lee the railroad foreman has
been repairing railroad crossings. We
are glad to see it. 1t makes it so con-
venient to get to the railroad crossing.
John is a good boy.
w. B. Reynolds shipped one carload
of hogs. Tuesday. W. B. Lind car
load On "Wednesday.
DR.. Sickles is making an arrangement
to build him a fine DWELLING food for
the doctor.
Lewis West has been sick for some
time. He is no better
Judge Lind is attending county
court
NJ. Steen was in town on Wednesday
last. and he gave US some good music.
He is the boss on dulcimer.
Cal. Wells has moved back to our
town again.
Chas Weston went to the greenback
meeting at kirksville, with his swing
He did not meet with very much sue
cess, and got very sleepy coming home.
Rev. Davis will preach here on Sum
day next.
n. Spear has Just completed his cellar
and it is now splendid place to keep
butter. SoBRE.
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Serious Accident.
On Monday right Judge Ste

On Monday right Judge Stephens
and a portion ofhis family met with a
serious accident as they were going
home after the rally.
When about two miles south of town
their team became frightened. The
driver. Albert Stephens was dragged
from the wagon by fence stake,
taking the lines with him. The team
continued to run for about a quarter
of a mile when Judge Stephens was
thrown violently from the wagon. He
was picked up in an insensible condi-
ton and taken to the residence of Mr..
Early Corbin. Two boys and Il little
girl escaped unhurt.
We are glad TO hear that Mr.. Steph-
ems was better yesterday with good
indications for rapid recovury.
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Republican Convention.

+! IT noon SaturIa, the -Adair county
republican convention was called to
order by the chairman Of the central
committee, b. T. Heiny. and D. NJ
/ Draper elected temporary chairmen.
and J. W. Johnson, OF Clay. temporary
secretary.
After the appointment of the usual
committees, the convention adjourned
until Psi
Convention re-assembled. The tenn
Dorary officers We're made the perlnaR-
ent officers of the convention. Report,
OF the other committees received and
the committees discharged. Voting to
be done by ballot and the man receiv-
ing majority of all the votes east
to be declared the nominee.
F. N. Harrington was put in nomin-
alton by John Richey There being
no other nomination. convention pro-
ceeded to ballot, Harrington n; scat
tering H. Mr.. Harringtons nomina-
ton was then made unanimous.
For Collector Mr. r G. BieIby was
put in nomination by John Rowlison,
and N. V. Artterberry by Ruff Riehey
The vote stood:
Bielby .......--.......,....,.2s.
Artterberry ................25
Nr. Bielby's nomination was
then made unanimous.
For sheriff John Richey put in nom
nation Wm. Heron, and R. Richey,
of Pettis. John Shaver.
Result Of ballot;
Shaver
Heron "A.
Mr.. Shaver's nomination was then
made unanimous.
Peter !. Brown was unanimously
nominated for treasurer, and j. W.
WaddiR. Of Saltriver. was nominated
for assessor.
7. J. Dockery was nominated for
surveyor; Geo. Williams for public
administrator: a. p. Risdon for prose
cutting attorney: and John Waddle for
coroner. 5. F. Stahl was nominated
fer county Judge in the 1st district and
J. @ Johnson in the ID district.
While al the men before the conven-
ton were good men. the selections made
gives general satisfaction. and we
believe every man on the ticket will be
elected by a good majority.
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The democratic torehlight procession
on the night Of the 81 inst. was not
what i. might have been. There were
torches enough to have made nice dis
play, but tie officers. If there were any,
seemed to have no control over the
Hancock legions. Then rain came
on Just after they formed the process
ion. which helped to demeralize. them
We were sorry, for We womb have been
glad to see them DO theft level hest.
There were by actual count 40 lamps.
little more than one hundred # Them
being carried by boys. But there was
50 much disorder and noise that TIE
advantage that might have resulted;
was destroyed.
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Teachers Institute.

Teachers should keep in mind the
Institute for Adair county which meets
the 10th inst. and continues in session
three weeks. This Institute will be
conducted on the plan Of model
school. All who attend will need their
text books. Don't forget to bring all
you have along. In addition to the
model school mode, each morning, or
sometime during the day such
questions as 1.-The manner Of conduct
ing and the practicabillty oftp. Insti-
tutes,' the higher studies in common
schools" do teachers earn their
wages" what are the purposes of
school discipline etc etc" will be dis.
cussed by the Institute.
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Wilson Township $. S. Convention.


EDITOR GRAPHIc:-Please insert
the following suggested program for a
S. S. Convention to be held in Wilson
town, Saturday 18th.
Opening exercises at 70 a. m. with
prayer by Rev. J. o. Edmonston.
1915. Appointment OF committees.
1880 Discussion: "What arc our
greatest hinderances and encourage
ments in the S. S. work" Opened by
Rev. J. E. Ship.
1890. to IL m. Early experience in
S. S. work opened by Rev. L. Haw-
kins. Dinner.
to Up. m. Discussed: ION what
should Sunday School teachers be
informed Opened by Rev. ]. S.
Boyd.
Ito 5 Drill on the books of the
Bible and reports from Sunday Schools.
Miscellaneous business and ad-
jornment.
All the exercises interspersed with
music.
All are cordially invited to come
with baskets well filed.
By order OF the TIP. ASSOCIATION.
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o rshaw.
Did you see the crowd.
| And also observe he pole.
One thousand circulation
And the GRAPHIC still boOms.
Now for another thousand-let every
subscriber send Us one more.
A Saltriver delegation came in to the
ratification Monday. with drums beat
ing and banners waving.
That cavalry feature was new one
in the torchlieht procession. and was
well managed.
Now let everybody do their level hest
to make the soldiers reunion success.
Democrats are blue. greenbackers
firm, and republicans jubilant.
They say the largest pole knocks the
persimmons.
Republicans can ratify without be-
coming rpwdicS.
Democrats are not a brilliant success
on the drill.
Some of the democrats think they
can beat Shaver for sheriff. but we
doubt it He will run well. notwith-
standing he carries weight in the shape
of rebel lead.
You can recommend the GRAPHIC.
As large as the city weeklies. and
containing all the home news, too.
The democrats are hard up for a
grievance. \ little boys misdemeanor,
Is magnifed into a terrible radical out
rage. A democrat hoy at that.
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S. s. Convention.

The Clay township Sunday School
Convention will met at Bethel church
on Aug. 81, for the purpose of orga-
nizing for the township Convention
will be opened at 10 o'clock a. m.
Good speakers are expected. a
general invitation 10 all schools in the
township to be m attendance
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pettiS hip

\ call has been issued for a re!pili.
can meeting at Willard on Thursday
might nc>t. To organize a township re-
publican club Goed music and -pea.!!,-
ers have been engaged. The intention
/, 10 have The club meet on alternate
nights al MilLrd. and The Kohlmver
school house. pettis ought 10 organize
4 i0us!ng ciob Tor TIE campaign.
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Great IMPROVEMENTS.

McCormics's new reaper, mower and
droppers- These are unquestionahly
the finest harvesting machinery in the
world Don't buy anything else with
out carefully examining them. Full
line ST repairs always on hand. Sulky
and revolving hay rakes at Link &
Riachmans.
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Nice banner.

The Liberty township delegation
made nice display Monday as they
marched INTO fOwn.-Ihey CARED a
handsome banner. painted by J. ".
IinNman. .; The head Of the column.
The banner contained life Size portraits
al Garfield aad arthur surrounded by
appropriate designs and notices.
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Hrrui- III wilson.

There Vii be meeting II Ni.~.n
in Na~on ios-a tln. IN neYt Saturday
night AUX. ii fos' the purpose Of or
-in;zin:: Garfield and Arthsr ciub.
" hope the republicans Of Wilson
viii turn ont q, As,a<s anu make It a
Grand success.
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ANOTHER.
Here il is---Ilow DO You Like 1t.

State Of Missouri.
County of Adair. ! "
Comes now !. II. Swe;nam and on
oath states that the regular weekly
circulation Of the GRAPHIC IS over one
thousand copies. J, NJ. SwEi2;AM.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day OF august, 1880.
/ c. CARorHERs.
County Clerk
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REral Dale.

There viii be a meeting at Burial
Dale school house. eight miles southeast
Of kirhsyille on next Tuesday night. to
organize Garfield and Arthur club
Let there be a good turn out.
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If You want good paper and can
afford two-take the GRAPHIC, In adj
dition 10 the foreign and literary mat
ter, equal 10 the best, YOU also get the
county news. Two papers III one.
This is our permanen. size, and the
Graphic has come 70 stay. And why
should il not:
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Southeast corner Of the square

:El desire. said the speaker before
the meeting adjourned. to SAY that the
brethren can supply themselves with
groceries and provisions at the Quincy
Store kept by Osenbaueh. and it would
be well to remember the children also
and procure a liberal supply of nuts,
candies and fruits. He has everything
in that line. nice, fresh, and cheap
The meeting then adjourned.
~ Life of Gen Garfield, by Z. \,
Kirke. Harpers Franklin Square edit
ion. price Doe at the News Depot.
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TIE Holy Scriptures. their lnspira-
tons and t;ses. will be discussed at
Baptist church. Sabbath at II 4.
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a meeting held at Center school
house in Liberty township on Thurs
day night. Large crowd in attendance.
Speeches wefe made by c. l.. Lewis
and Hon. F. VI. Harrington.
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Pie Me.

Bills are ont Cor Garfield pie mic in
Crawford's grove on Thursday, Aug.
18th.
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lf"Querist will be content to bidc
his time it may all come, but not to
'hc advantage OF the attorney referred
40.