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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-04
THE TRADES.

~ TBSCy BROTHERS,
VI PRACTICAL BOOK ARD JOB PRINTERS.
1O12 Pennsylvania ave-, Washington, d. O.
~ Fine Printing a specially. tanlg
pookBINDING-The LyoErI BISDERY employ.
work Il is Of the oldest establishments In thy
city. 10l2 Pa. ave, Sd floor. octl e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-04

UARD COLLECTORS.
" Send cents for full sets elegant Advertising
Cares: sets, 10c. full sets. al different I6c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-04

This is specially applicable to Clothing Houses.
It's the house which gives the best In material, fit,
style and finish. and the most for the money, that
increases in business and prosperity. rs we are
doing. And it's Withholding . little here and
little there in the goods and finish, and making
suit to fit PRICE, rather than q REASONABLE
PRICE to at the suit, that has brought many
House to grief. Especially is this noticeable in
READY-M MADE GOODS, the actual wear Of which
is the only guide you have to their quality: and
if ours are not the BEST why is it that our trade
constantly increases?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-04
BOARDING.


EOR RENT-Wlth BOARD large pleasant, well
II fun nished ROOMS on fret second door, at
low rates for the summer. 9l2 ST. northwest.
m3 ST.
HANDSOME ROOMS-Low to permanent ten
~ ants DRIVERS Palace Hotel, l3is Penn
sylvania avenue. ap30-9t
EIRST: CLASS BOARD-s2O per month at
l. "DRINER'S Palace Hotel, " l343 Pennsylvania
avenue Elegant dining hall and the best Of every
thing the markets afford. ap30-4w
HNHE FREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE
l. promenade balconies, cool, airy rooms,
perior table, viii be found a most desirable place
for summer boarding; rates: room and board. S25
and $50 per month. ap30
HANDsOMKLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT
III greatly reduced rates for permanent, tran
sient and day BOARDER3. SGT Vermont ave.
Also. ROOMS, 91S 18th st. APPS
CT. MARIO HOTEL-First class TABLE BOARD
y 900 month. The st. Marc is noted for it's
excellent table. sp26 Inn
EIkST- GLASS HOTEL BOARD $40 PER
u month, at HARVEY & H0LDEN'S. l0l6 Penn
sylvania ave. apl1-1m
EOR RENT-Airy ROOMS. furnished or unfur-
Il nisned. pleasant location, at Nos. 3l4 Sl6 and
318 Indiana avenue. Also, fIst-ciass BOARD Sl5
per month. SARAH FLAGLER. janis
VNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 6l2 9th street north
Il west is one Of the cosiest and best conducted
Boarding Houses in the city. Transient Boarders
accommodated at reasonable terms. janis
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are known ~
~ the best 50 IL yUSTH6 old stand Known for
years e the only place where first class SECOND
HAND OLUTRIN6 can be sold at reepecfsble
6l9 Dst., between 9th and tn SD. northwest or
Branch Store. No 406 9th Ut betweeo and 5
ended 10. makA
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25
A DESPERATE DUEL.

The Pesth correspondent Of the
London Standard describes a tragical
affair which occurred at Bittse, in
the Trenczin county, Hungary. N.
Smialovsky, who was in his 10Th year
and son of landed proprietor, and
M. Moravsky, aged 81, whose faith
or was district magistrate, agreed
some weeks ago to settle some ro-
mantle differences by a duel. Having
ordered pisols from Vienna, they
went together the evening before the
combat to local ball and appeared
to be on the most friendly terms. In
the early morning, when the dancing
was over, they went arm in arm to
the apartments which they were occu
plying in common and took a few
hours rest. Assoc o'clock they went
out alone to neighboring forest, and
took up their positsons at a distance
of only three PAGES from each other.
Both fired, and both fell. NJ. Smialov-
sky was unable to move from the
spot, but M. Moravskyt was able to
drag himself to his lodgings. An
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25
A WOMAN OF NERVE.
Philadelphia Record.

"Better take care of your child,
young lady, and not trouble me with
thanks" was the abrupt remark ofan
old lady who had just stopped a run
away horse on Broadway, New York,
the other day. The child she spoke
of had been the moment before in i'm
minent danger Of it's life. The moth
er, to whom the remark was made,
had been walking with the little girl
at the corner of Forty-ninth street
and Broadway, when q cry Of warn
ing, given by some people on the
street, drew her attention to a serious
danger. A runaway horse, drawing
behind it the remnants of q sleigh,
and dashing down Broadway at full
speed, had turned sharply on. to the
sidewalk. The mother screamed and
endeavored to take up her child, who,
all unconscious Of danger, was few
'steps in advance of her. "A gentle
man driving BY isprang from bis car.
riage and seized the frightened wo-
man drew her in safety on to a door
step. Jast as he did so the old lady,
who had taken refuge on the same
step, sprsng forward, and with both
hands seized the horse by the bit.
The beast reared and lifted the lady
clear from the ground, but she held
fast to her hold and finally brought
him, all painting, to a stand still.
Then she released him to the charge
of some men, and while contemplate
ing, ruefully, the glove she had torn
in her effort, made the reply given
above to the mother, who Historically
thanked and blessed her, kissing the
child in the same breath. A gentle
man begged the pleasure ofthe brave
woman's name.
"What for 7" she queried.
'In order that your brave action
may have done it the honor it de-
serves" was the answer.
"Oh, that is it," replied the practi-
cal and nervy woman. "Well, l am
Mrs. Robert Lanier, and l live in
Philadelphia. Ny husband was a
soldier in the regular army-the cav
alry-and was with him on the
plains.' Then, after a pause and
glancing about half apologetically,
she added: 81 know how to break
mustangs" With this she hailed a
down-to town car, and acknowledging
with grave courtesy the uplifted
hats of the half dozen of gentlemen
who had come up, disappeared.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

room, to write a few words with a,
chalk pencil upon the tunic Of the
senior regimental captain, unperceiv-
ed by the officer. This done, his Maj
esty left the room, laughing heartily,
accompanied by the colonel Of the reg
iment, Prince Frederick of Hohenzol-
lern, whereupon the senior staff OIL
Ger present walked up to Capt. Won
S., and, to his utter CONSERVATION,
proceeded to uufasten and remove his
epaulettes. Unconscious Of having
committed any dcreliction Of duty,
Won s., remained motionless while
this ominous operation was being per-
formed, but his painful perplexity
gave place to jubilant expltation
when the lieutenant colonel produced
a pair of majors epaulettes and dex-
terously buttoned them to his Shout
ders. The wolds hastily scrubbed by
the Emperor upon Capt. Won SIS uni
form we're, "Zum major befGdert"
promoted to Major, and the subse-
quent details Of this genial surprise
had been arranged by his Majesty be-
forehand with his e1ecutant. 1t is
said that, in his rejoicing at his unex-
pected advancement, the newly made
major called up the senior NOE com
missioned officer Of his squadron and
said to him: "Sergeant-major, the
squadron is relieved from duty for
to-day. Let the men have as much
to drink as they please. pay for
an ...
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25
Atmore'S Mince Meat.

300 pounds Atmore's Keystone Brand
Mince Meat-the very best to be had-open
this day and for sale lin bnlk) at the low
price OF of l2a cents per pound, at family
groceryof JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25
An IMPERIAL JOKE.

The German Emperor, after inspect
ing the new barracks of the Second
Guard Dragons in the Pioneerstrasse,
a few days ago, contrived, while chat
ting with the officers in the mess
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

PROPRIETOR.
II EEps CONSTANTLY ON HAND full
n assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Chem.
lcals, Patent Medicines, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery
Nail and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Articles, Cut.
lery Fishing Tackle, Night Tapers, Insurance
Oil, FIVE and Ten Cent Cigars. Stationery, etc
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

hour elapsed before : surgeon was
able to reach the man Who had been
left on the ground. On the sixth
day after the duel both ofthe duelists
died, each having previously made q
formal declaration that the cause of
this desperate encounter was an
affair Of honor.
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LaBelleItemS.

LA BELLE, Dec, Srd.-A literary
Society has been organized at the pub
lie school building.
L. McQuary is renovating feathers
This business has become very popu.
lar here.
A man named Northcraft, living
south of town few miles, gave his wife
the wrong medicine through mistake
last week, and she died IN few min.
utes. He has been almost crazy since
and fears are entertained that he viii
take his own life.
The wife of Mr.. Ed. Leland died or
Monday. IS ult., after a long illness
She was much loved and her loss i:
deeply felt.
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DR.. J. S. Perkins, of Floydsi Creek
WAS In town Wednesday.

DR.. J. S. Perkins, of Floyds' Creel
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs Annie Forsythe. of Linneus Is
here on visit to the family of J. d
Forsythe.
Mrs. Vanhorn, OF Knox county, moth
er of Mrs. G. w. Hall aday, came ul
Wednesday in response to telegram to
be at the bedside of her little grand
daughter who is i'll with diptheria.
Captain l.. V. Maltby, left Mond ay
last for Ohio, where he goes on a visit
to his parents and other friends.
NJ. J. Morgan, of Laplata, was in
town Monday last and gave the
GRAPHIC pleasant call leaving the cash
for the great family weekly.
John Tade, of Greencastle, was in
town Monday and enriched our ex-
checquer by another years subscription
to the GRAPHIC.
Jackson McGrew of Spring Creek was
IN town this week, and gave US the
ducats for the GRAPHIC.
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THE BEST OF ALL.
Another Thousand Bottle Of Marsh'S
Golden Balsame for the
Throat and Lungs.
To Be Sold at Ten Cents in Kinks
vile to All Who Have
Never Tried II.

Every man, woman and child in
Adair County, who is suffering with
Consumption, Bronchitis. a Cough or
Cold, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. Group,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, or any dis
ease OF the Threat or Lungs, can obtain
a bottleot MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAA. for
ten cents, by calling on W. G. Fout &
& Bro. druggists, Kirksville. Persons
who have already tried this valuable
medicine can procure the large bottles
at 80 cents and Sl.0O. There is no Bron-
chital or Pulmonary affection it will
not benefit. No Cough can long resist
its magical influence. For Consump-
ton of the Lungs it has no equal.
Thousands of bottles have beea given
away to prove its extraordinary merit.
Two doses will give relief. A larg
bottle will do wonders.
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Queen City and the engine was badly
dltched. The passenger due here at
$50 did not 60 south till about four
o'clock Sunday morning. From the
the number of dltehings etc. between
here ard Glenwood we Judge the track
must be IN pretty bad fix. We learn
that no one was injured by the accident
though the engine was upset in the
ditch.
We learn from reliable information
that J. I. higgins is giving the very
best satisfaction in the neighborhood in
which he is teaching.
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A Short Road to Health.

To all who are suffering from boils,
ulcers. scrofula, carbunce, or other OBJ
stinate diseases of the blood and skin, a
a course of BuRpock BLOOD BirTEas will
be found to be short road to health.
Price 81, 90, trial size 10 cents.-For sale
by ]. G. Jamison.
If you want a kind accommodating
affable. genial response, ask our good
natured, jovial, jolly, poorly paid post
master for any little favor not strictly
official and see the result.
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KirISville Markets.

These markets are corrected careful.
ly up to Thursday noon Of each week
Corn-55c.
Oats-36c.
Hogs-S5.oo to 5 so.
Sheep Ia for butchers.
Cattle 1-2a ) for extra.
Apples-75 TO I.25
Potatoes-75 toSI.
Onions-S1.so to 200
Butter-ao to IS.
Eggs-sac.
Sorghum IS to 4oc.
Beeswax-ISc.
Hides-Green SC.
Hay-Timothy, Sr., Hungarian S.
Prairie $5a6.
Timothy SEEDS, IS.
Feathers-4oc.
Chickens-$I 25aI 50.
Wool a3a24c.
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GREExToP eRAPalcs.

GREESTor, Dec. Con Saturday of last
week an extra train, north bound, en-
CINE and four box cars were thrown
from the track, four miles north 81
Queen City. The four box cars were
badly wrecked. They went in the ditch
and the engine tipped of on the side
of the track. The fireman jumped from
the engine but the engineer stuck to
hisengine. The cause of the accident
was the section boss had out rail. He
had out his stop flags, but the train was
gelng down grade and could not get
under control before they reached the
track
On last Friday week John Sewers
bridge company was coming in from
York. south Of Greentop tank where
they had been putting in bridge on
the railroad. One Of his men slipped
and fell in front of the hand-car, and it
passed over him and wheel run over his
leg badly buising and cutting it. No
homes broken. He returned to his home
at Moberly on Friday night.
The pile driver was here last week
driving piles along the rail road and
putting in new bridges
Capt. Toler and E. P. Dawson 20
to st. Louis to-day with two car load of
hogs. Success go with them.
WIG. Wells took trip out on the Q.
NJ. & P. r. R., last week looking out
location.
Frank Smith and family, Of Knox
City, was visiting the family of Mr.. Viii.
lev this week.
B. H. Chase's beer saloon has new
name.
We hear some of our merchants en-.
quiring If j. S. would give the ship.
ments from this point by car load from
January lst, 1881, up to this date. Here
they are: S. B. Lind hogs 81 car loads,
and one car of sheep; Lind & Bro, corn
and oais ten cars; Sloop & Bros, oat one
car: Edward & Bro. cattle one; Wells
& Reynolds, hogs 50, and cattle, ), corn
and oats 50: W.Thompson, sheep 1; E.
P. Dawson, hogs, C. N. Smell, hogs.
A. Boyd, ties, 80; McHeney, ties. 20; W.
Van,leve, ties, 25; Chiles and Bros,
lumber, Is; Logan 6 Co.. ties and lum-
Der, 26; S. A. Coalter, corn, l; j. Sey-
more, hogs, ~; Bancoft, Lumber, q;
total car loads 292
Uncle Dan Roberts and Mr.. Bigs of
Queen City, are making arrangements
to Put up first class hardware store at
this place. They are both good men
and understand the hardware business
and can do well at this place.
Mr.. Hamilton has made a start on
our side walks which we are glad to
notice.
We learn several parties were on a
bender at the B. nest on last Saturday.
is.
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HELD Wanted.

1wai.' y, .cw energetic men for each
county In Missouri, to take orders. Also
Limited number of reliable parties to
appoint and superintend agents. Good
pay and permanent employment to the
proper parties. Address F. NJ. Dodson,
4 doors south of Savings Bank, Kinks
vile. Mo. 2-9 y
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John Christian, accompanied by Geo.
H. Jones of Oskaloosa. Iowa, gave
the GRAPHIC Office a pleasant call. yes
terday. Mr.. Jones had inquired of a
friend for the best paper in the county,
and that friend, though Democrat
promptly told him the GRAPHIC was
the paper. Mr.. Jones accordingly in
vested in the great family paper.
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NO az

all kinds of cassimeres and worsted
suitingS at No. SS, west side of the
square. Finest and largest stock ever
brought to kirksville which will be sold
lower than the same goods can be
bougl' at any other house in town.
call and examine the goods and satisfy
yourself.
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Wide Awake.

Messrs. Sargent Bros, druggists,
Delta, Ohio, in ordering quantity of
THoMAL, ECLECTIC On, write that they
never sold anything that gave such uni
versal satisfaction in curing coughs.
colds, bronchitis, rheumatism. neural
gia, etc, tor sale by J. G. Jamison.
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St. Charles Bridre Broken

News comes to us as we go to press
that the east span of the St. Charles
Bridge across the Missouri went down
last evening carrying with it an engine
and thirty-two freight cars. No par.
tlCulars.
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New Millinery Goods,

Having recently purchased the entire
stock and business of Mrs. Marchand
and added more, ladies will now find 1t
to their interest to call and see our
latest styles. c. f. LEIGH.
no 50 4w.
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Mendell 4 Thsnpses:

Mendell G. Thompson represent all
the fire insurance companies formerly
represented by J. G. Thatcher. Don't
fail to see them before insuring your
property.
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Wanted.

Forty copies of the November issue
of the Common School Visitor for
which we will pay S cents each. Those
Of our young friends who have copies
which they have read, will confer
favor on us by sending them in.
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Mr.. Sparks, Of Floyd Creek, left a
double melt (Spleen) taken from a hog
he had butchered. We understand 1t as
a rare occurrence to find two as in the
above instance.
Cards are out for the marriage of B.
p. Fullerton. of Kansas City to Miss
Calle Mitchell, of this place. Cere-
mony to take place at the C. p. Church
on "Wednesday evening the 18th inst
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Target Practice.

The following is report of the frs
Target practice of Co. E., end. Regt
N. G. NJ. On Dec. 1st. 1881.
First round, two hundred yards, of
hand, seven balls hitting target. Sec.
ond trial, two hundred and fifty yards,
off hand by volley. Result good.
All members are requested to attend
the third Saturday at O'Clock for tar.
get practice.
JOHN RICHARDSON, Capt.
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St. Louis Markets.
WHEAT-$1.&.

WHEAT-s1.56.
CORN--63il4.
OATS-671S.
HAY-Timothy, choice $lS @ $24;
prime Sl4@15.0O.
HOGS-L,ght Shipping 5.4O@575;
common to good packing 5.S6@6.l5;
select 6.20@6.40.
CATTLE-Heavy shipping $3.50
6.lO; medium to choice 3.5O@4.D.
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Custom Grinding.

Holmes & Amick, at the Variety
Wood Works are now prepared to do
custom grinding on corn and feed, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday.
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A New Story.

Next week a new serial story, by the
author of ''Step Mother and Son." will
be begun in the WEEKLY GRAPHIC.
Don't fail 10 read the opening chapter.
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Christmas Is near and HARLAN
Bros. are closing out their Over Goats
Ladies Cloaks and Dolmans, Hoods,
Nubias, Scarfs, and all knit goods at
cost
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Ladies Faun gloves, something new
and superior to any kid glove made.
Warranted No. I. HARLAN Bros.
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8. I. EanoN's

Family Grocery is jam full Of Staple and
Fancy Groceries Produce, Provisions
Queensware, Tobacco, Cigars, Canned
Fruits etc. Call in and see him.
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Chochrane's immense stool dfiBfs.
cloths sultings and overoNa p
ings, and compare prieesloWt.
guarantee you this-.ta~ sIloW4
you a better and a lar Eeez.ti fck1~
than any two concefqasts ;H4
Kirksville. We eyaraatss
to save you fromea##b, va n,
dollars on Il suit. WPesotiarAstt
tee strictly first class aoakt;btd
entire satisfaction. oTKankjpe
the public for itsoa4teol Bh 5
eral patronage, | ;t,fsaR5s faesSes q
fully 3. Ro, three
W: q. cocH;RAiSiE. he
Rooms South Side SanaSgpte
up Stairs. 7onBat pl
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A car load each of the Studeqaker
and Moline wagons just received at W..
J. Wilkes. These wagons need no re-
commentator. They are the best
made and 1t always pays to buy the
hest
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Beds of Down Feel Hard.

All beds feel hard to the rhematic.
Then harken ye. peeYish sufferers! APP
ply DR.. Thomas, Electric OIL to your
aching joints and muscles. Rely upon
it that you will experience speedy relief.
Such, at least, is the testimony OF those
who have used it. The remedy is like
wise successfully resorted to fo1 throat
and lung diseases, sprains, bruises, etc.
For sale by J. u. Jamlson.
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Thatcher devoted all his time to in
surance and has, for over eight years.

The poem "Homeless" publishe
some weeks since was written by NJ l..
Bmnell. The writers name was omit
ed BY an oversight
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Club House.

B. Fl. Chase, of Greentop, will open
Club House instead of a Gallon Sa-
loon next week. ho53-2t
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q AiiSS ihiS vi NSGSIio"uiI dL'1 N'is'o9-
ware, bought at lower figures than
any house in Kirksville.
Headquarters for the best sewlnst
machines in Kirksville. Call and seec
me and be convinced lp
D. S. GUIpE. On,
At the Normal Book Store A.
A new line of Dolmans and ClOakS. ep,
light shades. Just received at John ca,
KEYS. Call and see him. ki,.
Best line OF Mems Overeoats,sep ,
kirksville. for the monty, at John tp:S'o
keys. n, ne
John Caskey says he does not hass ;f3a
lie on his fellow merchants in Ordei.a-5
sell goods. It
Buggiesand Spring Wagons Off Ten
cheap and warranted first class at %gntJ
Wilkes.
John Caskey has more goodsLotfitlt
he wants and will sell. See hipb, bR,
fore buying elsewhere. cJa., app
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Castle Mills

Flour. Every sack warranted full
weight and good quality at
DEAN x GRIFFIN.
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Mrs. Leech, successor to Mrs. Mar
chand, has had long experience in the
Millinery business and will guarantee
satisfaction. no. 32-4w
For SALE. House of FIVE rooms, on
two lots fenced, southeast corner Of
Normal grounds. Price $500. Apply
to H. HENRY.
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Little Jessie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Halliday, died this morn.
ing at O'Clock, of diphtheria.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-12-09

Try that genuine maple syrup put
up in cans. For sale at Matthews &
Beeman's-south side square.
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The best in the market at
MATTHEWS & BEENIaN.
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OUE TWO papers nave opened .heir
batteries again.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-12-09
NJ exicO Flour

IN shawls nubias, saques. and hoods at
New York Store.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-12-09

For Boots and Shoes go to
HARLAN Bros.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-12-09
Ladies' Saxony wool hose at
HARLAN Bros.

Black Dolmans and Goats at cost a
HARLAN Bros.