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Memorials.

There is desire, says a writer, i'm
planted in all human bosoms 10 be r..
memhered by the living. when they
shall sleep in the dust. 1t is to THIS
unlveral feeling of remembrance tina,
the art OF the marble cutter pays tri-
butte. The language of the heart is elo.
quently expressed by the shapely col.
umn, the urn, the broken shaft, the
carved leaf. the cross and other emblems
worked out in pure and snowy marble
and erected by loving hearts over the
departed. Looking through the mar
bic works of Mr.. Baird. this week We
were struck with the vast advances
made in the skill and good taste over
what was thought to be coed and an
propriate few years since. Here wa.
a large variety Of designs, each bar
moniously proportioned. sAillfully ex.
acuted and strikingly appropriate.
Some OF the larger monuments and col
umns are exquisite works of arts and
yet come within the means of almost
any family DESTROYS ofsuitablv perpet-
uatlng the memory Of the dead. Mr..
Baird has achieved. through the years
OF experience a perfect knowledge of
the business in all its details. and DUR.
chasing materials directly from the
qIaries. employing no canvassers and
giving personal attention to his bust
ness Is enabled to sell at the very lowest
prices, while giving at the same time
tirst-claS work to his customers. Call
in and see him.
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Notice to Physicians.

Notice is hereby given that bids viii
be received by the Adair county court
on Monday February 9TH. 1881, from the
registered physicians of the county for
the medical care and attention of the
county paupers for, the present year.
1t being understood that such bids will
contain an agreement to attend only
such persons as are declared TO need
medical attention by The authorized
agent of the county court The con-
tract to include practice at the Jail and
the examination of all insane persons.
The bids referred to and to include
bills for medicine and the right to re-
.iect any or all bids not deemed suitable
to the court is reserved.
Ry 0pprp 20 Cor-RT
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Waking Up.

We are glad to note the fact that the
republicans of Knox county are waking
up to the necessities of the situation,
and propose to take time by the forelock.
A meeting of leading republicans has
been held and union league formed,
and it Is proposed to Immediately COM
mence the work of recognizing the
party for the campaign two years hence.
This is business and ifproperly manag-
ed will result in redeeming Knox coun-
ty from democratic rule.
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Zell's Condensed Cyclopedia and
Universal Reference Book, has just
been placed upon our table. As a
reference book, it is unexcelled,:: and in
addition to giving the information in
condensed form. usually found in the
larger cyclopedia's it gives the pronun-
citation of the proper names. 1t is
printed in clear agate type in one VOL
ume Of eS4pp and ought to be in every
library in the land. George 1. Larash
OF Quincy is agent for the work.
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ON HAND AGAIN

Our Friend P6ster, the oyster and
restaurant man, though burned out and
"scooped" by the fire is on his feet again
He has just retul ned from st. Louis
where he has land in a new outfit and is
now fitting up rooms up stairs west of
the savings bank, ready for business.
his old customers bring as many new
ones as possible and give Frank a
regular boom in his new establishment.
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By ORDER Co. CoUR1
The Poor Farm.

NOTICE. The conditions upon
which the county court now purpose
letting tie poor farm for two years en-
suing, beginning tie first OF March next,
are at the County Clerks Office, and
parties desiring to inform themselves
with view to bidding for the place
should call and learn what will be re-
CURED ofthe keeper. Sealed bids for
keeping said farm may be filed at any
time prior to February 7th next. At
which time the court will open and ex-
anime lch bids with the purpose OF
leasing the farm, but the Court reserves
the right to reject any or all of the
bids net deemed suitable.
By ORDER OF COUNTY COURT.
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Another Old Citizen Gone.

tits with more than ordinary regret
we record this week the death of an
other of our old citizens in the person
of Mr.. E. VOORHEES,, who died at his
farm on Friday morning last. Mr..
Voorhies had r..sufering from par
tiaI paralysis for some months and
las. summer went to Hot Springs for
the benefit of his health. The relief,
however, was but temporary, and he
grew worse otter his return home,
loosing almost entirely the use of him.
self, even the faculty of speech. His
funeral took place Saturday at this
place.
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No Blow.

But honest solid facts-tacts backed
by figures. DAVIS & Shearrer of the
city meat market want, and will pay
the very tip-top price for strictly no. l
eattl, for their slaughter pens. No low
gradcd or ''scallawags'' wanted. This
is why they keep and sell the best beet,
pork and mutton tn town. They take
the lead and propose to hold it. Facts
tell.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

To make it fair and business like fol-
all, the GRAPHIC does no free adver.
tising-except for benevolent or char
table purposes. In other words ad'
vertisers are expected to pay full time
tor all notices, until ordered out. Bear
this in mind.
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MIST Go

This is the fat. That whole stock,
regardless of cost, must be worked off.
You will find them in the Coop build
ing, north of the square. Staple and
fancy goods, dress goods, boots, shoes,
fine woolens, hoods, blankets, etc. Call
and get your pick at almost your own
figures. w. b. Harlan means business.
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John Wilkes
for family groceries
east side square.

During the past twelve months Mr..
Thos. Holbrook, has paid out over $5O,-
600 for produce etc. He has shipped
$4,000 pounds of butter 10000 dozen
of eggs. $1,000 pounds of dressed poul-
try. 400 dozen of live chickens. LOCO
bushels of hickory nuts. 1000 bushels
of potatoes. 10 car loads of hogs. This
is what we call pretty good tally sheet
for one man to make in the business
transactions of kirksville.
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Land Transfers.

Eugene and. Cuthbert Jones have
purchased Jesse Hardin's fifty acre
farm.
Mr.. Hardin has purchased the Jas.
Bennett place, paying $4,000.
Mr.. Bennett has entered into part
nership with Ben. Kearns in the stock
business.
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Wanted Immediately.

5000 pounds fresh butter, 5000
dozen fresh eggs, and all kinds Of
country produce Call and see n,
before YOU sell and get my prices, and
DO not be fooled by street runners. INV
price Is cash strictly.
THos. HoLIsook.
Kirksville, No., Sept. Is.
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By ORDER Con-.
Nice Lard.

Made specially at John Miller &
Cos. meat market. Bring on your
buckets, cans and jars if yo want a
prime article. This firm is making a
stir in the meat business and proposes
to keep the ball rolling. An extra
nice supply of choice beef now on hand.
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inter

Will soon be here, you must have
stoves and now is the time to call at
W. J. Wilkes and order them. A large
and complete assortment now on eXhibi-
ton. All the best grades and most ap-
proved styles both for wood and coal.
Farmers desiring to fit out with first
class farm and spring wagons should
also call on Wilkes. Do not buy else
where, but call and see him.
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For sale by j. G. Jamison.
Normal Items.

Wednesday of this week members O
the E. class gave rhetorical entertain
ment under the supervision of Mis-:
Alice Heath.
Miss Nettie Willard was the first or
programme with an excellent essay or
William Cullen Bryant. She had a
good subject and did it justice,
The recitation by Miss Sallie McNut1
was well delivered.
Mr.. Perry read lengthy essay.
The Misses Hawk and Riggle Bros,
sang beautiful quartet; title-Memo-
ries OF Gallllee.
Miss Emma Miller read a nice and
pleasing essay. Subject, Scenes of
Childhood.
Mr.. Brown read a very instructive
essay on Pixies Peak.
Miss Mamie Sharp delivered pleas
ing recitation.
Prof Shryock. with his violin, and
VIM. Link playing the piano delighted
the audience with some soul stirring
music. Prof. Shryock handled his bow
so perfectly that it caused a smile to
creep over the faces of teachers and pu-
pills.
The second term of school closed on
Thursday of this week. which ends the
first half of the year. The classes were
examined on Wednesday and Thursday
on all they had gone over the two pre-
ceeding terms. Students are arriving
almost every day and the next term
promises to open with large attend
ance.
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STOP THAT COUCH.

BY going to the reliable and well
known drug stand of. G.. Jameson,
klrksvllle NO., and buying ST.. bottle
of GREEN MOUNTAIN COUCH BAIsAu.
If, after using two-thirds, you get no
relief, return the balance and get your
money back. See advertisement in
his paper
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THE PROFESSIONS.

Lawyers, doctors, dentists, ministers,
and other professional men, not to
mention editors, are expected, when
once launched in their profession, to
very emphatically hoe their own row.
The duty and necessity Of keeping
fully abreast of the advance of knowl.
edge and improved methods in their
particular lines is a personal one, in
tensified by the spur Of professional
competitor. Most teachers strenuous
ly insist that their calling is or ought to
be rated as a distinct profession,
alongside of that of medicine. law.
etc. 1t seems to US therefore, looking
at the matter from an everyday bust
ness mans stand point, to be decided
ly cheeky to hear the members of
this particular profession avow that
they consider it hardship to attend
their annual institutes which are pure
ly personal and professional in their
purposes, unless paid for their time,
that in addition to beng paid for
their professional services, they must
also be remunerated for fitting them
selves for that service, in face
of the fact that the state has already
given them the benefits of a splendid
Normal school at a merely nomina-
cost. There is too much of this baby
talk in educational meetings to great
ly enhance the dignity of the profess
sion among thinking men of other
callings in life. Let the teacher be
paid and well paid for his work in the
school-room. Weed out the incompe-
tents by the law of selection, and let
those who have not sufficient love for
their calling, or ambition enough to
keep up with Its improved methods
quietly "step down and out" and
those who remain will be all the better
for it. and will need no bride in the
shape of extra pay to keep up with
the times in their specially.
Doctors, lawyers, ministers and ed
itors have their associations and socie-
ties for discussion and self improve
ment, which they attend and conduct
at more or less expense Of time and
but We have yet to hear of an
instance where they have intimated
that the public should pay them for it.
The increased power and knowledge
gained in the practice of their respec-
i've callings is considered a sufficient
recompense.
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Loaded Business Locals 10 cents per Line.
Is per cent discount tor additional insertions
.EiI'S
CONDENSED CYCLoPEDIA,
Complete in One Volume

A splendid book of HANDY reference
brought down to the year 1881, contain
ing LOCO double pages of Scientific. His
torical. Biographical, Geographical
Practical and General Information
with the correct pronunciation, phonet.
ic and derivations of nearly every term
and proper name. with nearly 300 il
lustrations descriptive of the text, and
ten accurate, double page, handsomely
colored maps, with census oflSS0.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-01-21

Has turned cold again as our read
ers have doubtless observed, yet the
Quincy grocery hasn't "friz up" Lots
of customers and plenty of coal keep
the thing red hot. Osenbaugh is out
again and ready to wait upon custo-
mers. Gail IN and see him.
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Removals.

The county Offices were moved to
their new location in the Ba, lor build.
ing this week. County clerk Carothers
will be found down stairs in the room
recently occupied by the express Office.
The other Offices are up stairs.
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Remember.

Plenty of new goods. and latest styles.
Everything in our line for theChris,-
mas trade.
\ new line of ladies kid gloves.
Also fresh line of mems Christina,
caps at the NEW YORK Sro2k
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Correspondents must send US their
real name along with their communi
cations SO that we may know who they
are. The names when desired will be
kept strictly confdential-but We IN ust
have them. This an imperative rule
in all newspaper Offices. Please remem-
her
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awINE OF cARDul" four times day
makes . happy household.
For Sale BY ]. G. Jamison.

Mr.. A. L. Woods has sold his lot re-
Gently occupied by Hartungs barber
shop to S. NJ. Link, for s. 2 700. We learn
he will put up fine business house in
It the coming season,
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The New York Grocery store under
the Parcels Hous. is the place for far.
mers. They pay good prices for
country produce and sell cheap. Drop
in and see them. A very full and
complete stock of everything in the
grocery line.
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FIND

Edmiston and order Your suit. Heis
up stairs over Fowler's drug store on
the southwest corner of the square. 4
fine line of gents furnishing goods
made up in any style and finish desir-
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Festival and Dance.

The Ancient Order Of United Work
man will hold their anniversary Festi.
val and Dance, on FEBRUARY LIST. at Ma
sonic Hall.
By ORDER Con-.
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Don't you forget that Pfister is fitting
up new rooms for the oyster and restu-
rant business up stairs west Of the saw
ing's bank.
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See advertisement of the ki-ksyille
wire fence factory in this issue. 1t Is
hacked and endorsed by number Of our
farmers: affords cheap, and at the same
time good serviceable fence for any
purpose.
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AT A SACRIFICE

Damaged goods at ruinously low
figures going off rapidly. Harlan
stock-Coop's building. Now ready.
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Festival.

The good Templars of Willard Will
give festival on Wednesday, Jan.
a6th. Everybody invited-a good
time promised.
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SAVED FROM THE BuRNIHs ELEMENTS

A large lot of strictly first class sew
ing machines, which will be sold at very
reasonable prices by d. S. Guipe. Head
quarters at DeReamer's grocery.
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Eleven pounds good sugar
for ONLY one dollar at w. G. Glaizes
grocery.
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There was a man in our town,

There was a man in our town,
He was so wondrous wise.
He thought his business would run
itself.
And he didn't advertise.
Well, business was dull at first,
But better times came, and its queer.
One day with a rush he sold all his
stuff,
But the sheriff was auctioneer.
The following are the subscriptions
received since our last issue:
J. 7. Higgins, %; N. W. Churchill.
$50; D. Nleewander, 80; J. Brenne-
man, 1.50; H Sees. $50: E Weber. 10:
John Bell. Jr.. 1.5O:C BELL. $50; L r
Howard, 50; John Sigel. 150: A Stage.
1.5O; J R Bowers. 80: A l. Gibbs. 100:
L B Maltby. l.50; n D Smith, 1.5O: J
Ross, 1.50; H Sloan. l 80; Colyit Sublett.
LIS; Miss Jessie Bell, 20 Back
subscription, LIS.
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State Normal School. Huntsville, Mo.

Jan. II. 81.
Having examined Zeils Condensed
Cyclepedia. l find it one of the most
convenient works of the kind. II
would add materially to every library.
Every student and teacher should have
il on his desk.
w. P. Mason, Lang. and Lit.
| endorse the above.
j. Baldwin, Pres. Faculty.
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800 will buy you clean shirt, best
Of muslin, End all linen bosom and cuffs
at GEO. R. BREw1SGroN's
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Onward and upward" is the watch
word at Halliday Bros, with spot
cash as the motto.
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Winter goods very cheap to make
room for spring stock at Mrs. Mar
chands.
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Jackson, the i1epressible sewing
machine agent, can be found at Clark
hardware store.
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We do not believe Mr.. VIII. PARCELS
will feel highly iiattered by the position
assigned him by the editor of the demo-
crat. The Office of a mere copyist for
another is not much above that of a
servant. We presume that Mr.. Par
cells went to Jefferson ON business of
his own and not as the servant or copy
ist of Mr.. Harrington or any one else;
but it is doubtful if the Democrat knew
what it was talking about when it slur-
red Mr.. PARCELS in order to slur Mr..
Harrington.
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Crawford, the grocer, five doors south
of the Exchange Bank.
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Talk.

The action ofthe town board Mon.
day night in passing what is know as
the ten gallon ordinance has been a
fruitful theme of discussion and argu-
ment on the streets this week. Passing
along the streets stranger would i'm
imagine that three fourths of the male
population were constitutional lawyers
and had big case on trial. The best
place to decide such things is not on
the streets but before some competent
tribunal. The ordinance appears in
this issue.
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Fire and water.

A large mass of goods at less than
cost. W. b. Harlan's stock in the Coop
bull ding. Bargains for everybody.
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A few more nice winter hats left at
Mrs. Marchands.
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First class sorghum at Glaize's gro
Gerry. Try it.
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Call at Mrs. Gill's gallery, On the
west side, for photographs or gems.
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The building boom in Kirksville
promises to be lively the coming sea-
son.
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The general agent for this work, Mr..
G. |. Larash, who is now visiting Kinks
Vile, will be here but for brief period.
All desiring copy of the work would
do well to call on him at once. No one
can afford 70 be without it.
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Finest line of cigars, tobaccos and
teas at Glaize's grocery store. Call and
see him.
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"a greedy, constituencies hog" is
what the refined editor of the Democrat
calls General Grant. If Grant is that
kind of a man what would the reader
call the editor of the Democrat. Com
ment is unnecessary.
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Do not forget to call at John Cas-
keys for ladies kid gloves.
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A. Slingerland has complete set of
title abstract books, W. side square 80
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Remember that for fannels you mus,
60 to John Caskey's.
In fact do not forgetto call at John
Caskey's for anything you want.
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Eleven pounds good sugar
for ONLY one dollar at W. c. GLAZE
grocery.
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Cash paid for country produce a
Halladay Bros
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Millinery goods still going very cheap
at Mrs Marchands.
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The Edna Sentinel has resumed its
four page form again.
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If you want number one article of
lard call at Miller's with your buckets,
kettles and pans.
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w. ]. Wilkes for hardware.
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St. Louis has telegraph war, wa
ter famine, a poor gas grievance, and
a street car trouble all on her hands
at once.
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V1lts, For Sale, To Let, Etc., Sc per Line.
waaeea-COTRA1E.

Persons having Farms or town prop
,-.y TO sell rent or trade TO call at the Graphic
Real Estate Advertising Agency. Parties de-
sizing help Of any kind. or persons desiring
employment. should make their1wants known
through .hi. Agency. For particulars apply
.. this office
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FOUND,

A bundle of dry goods consisting of
cahcos and tlanneIs left at H.Hannah's
barber shop is wanting an owner.
Owner can get same by proving prop
ery and paving the cost of advertising.
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There is movement on foot for
the regulation Of the practice ofmedi-
cine in this state. The GRAPHIC is
rather inclined to the theory that every
business profession and calling ought
to stand on its own merits, without
the assistance Of special legislation or
artificial props.
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Good maple molasses at W. {
Glaize's, also sorgham. Best In town
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Crawford buys produce and sells gro
cerieS. Call and see him without fail
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Who i. cash? You will find out by
purchasing groceries at Halliday Bros
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cures costiye-

Keep Crawford in your mind when
you want any groceries.