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Young Men.
Ne wspaper Decisions

!: Any person who takes paper regular.
" from the post office--whether directed IL
his name or anOther's or whether he has sub-
scribed or not-is responsible for the paw
ment.
2 fs person orders his paper diseontin-
ued. he must pay all arrearages. or the pub
Usher may continue to send it until payIaen,
Ii made and collect the whole amount, whefi,
ethe paper is taken from the Office or not.
.. The courts have decided that refusing
to take newspapers and periodicals from t.r
post office, or removing and leaving them nm
called for. is prima facie evidence Of inten.
tiOnal fraud
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors and
all others interested in the estate of Mr.. +. y.
Thrasher. deceased. that / will make final
settlement of said estate at the next regular
term Of the probate court of Adair county. Mo.
to be held in Kirksville ON Monday, the 9th
day of May. 1881, e. F.. THg,sHEg.
ADM r.
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The roof of the Methodist church In
Eureka, Nevada, is covered with tin
from old cans. The number Of oyster
cans used was 2,265. Besides these
there were 1856 quart fruit cans, and
SIS one one-gallon vegetable cans, max
ing all joints water proof. Each piece
Of tin passed through the hands Of the
manufacturer thirteen times, which
shows that the pieces were handled
A,6l8 times.
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MURDER.
And How 1t HuDoe1ed.

PARTICULARS can be had by calling ON
Mcdowell 4 Brinser, over the marble shop of
D. Baird Painting and graining OF all lind,
done to order at low prices. Also KalsomIrn
ing paper hanging and whitcwas ling with
neatness and dispatch. Call and get price,
ana save money, or leave orders at ". viii
sons drug store or 5. I. Furrow'. (;rocerv
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THE FINE PERCHERON HORSE.

THE FINE PERCHERON HORSE.
LIYTLE JOHN will serve the present sea.
son at my barn. = mile east OF the Kirksvilic
public square on MOYDArs, TrEsDAYs. r'EI.
DAYS and SATURDAYS and at H. NJ Dunham'-
stables III sCBLE on WEDNESDAYS d
THURSDAYS.
Single IS; season IS, due when service l.,
eneered. To insure, 80 payable when fact
Is ascertained
b. s. KERSS
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Bsowssv1llE. No., April ss.-John
a. Phelps was arrested hst night for
the murder Of Elijah Keyton and iailed
a Marshal. Phelps was employed on
Keyton's farm at the time Of he m,r.,
der, and the case is strong against m
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Nominated.

WASHINGTON, April a6.-The presi
dent has nominated Roswell G. Wheel.
er, of Indiana, agent for the Indian
Pima and Maricop Agency, in hrizo.
ma.
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A Hannibal COW has died of eating
oleander cuttings.
Judge Wright lately sold his farm
near Warsaw, for $40, 500.
q. c. Hull, formerly of Usage county
died at Troy, ON Monday.
Work on the new NJ. E. church, South
Hannibal, will soon commence.
Humansville, wool growers will or.
game an association May 10Th.
New Sunday school at Lamonte,
Thomas Emerson superintendent.
A 10000 fre at Potosi, yesterday.
Mrs. Finch and family visited Nc.
PhersOn this week.
ProfS. Ford and Mason examined
Tinsman's red hat with great deal of
interest.
Married: Near Palmyra. Mary B.
Johnston, well-known and estlmable
lady, and Charles Epperson, promi-
nent citizen of Lexington Ky.
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SEED conn.
The Chester County Seed Corn.

"hich has given such good satisfaction east.
and produced such large yields in PennsyI
Vania, can now be had for planting par poses.
of the undersigned at his farm tive miles
North Of KirksviIle.CsampIe ear and par
'ticulars can be learned at the GsArH,c otrc.
TIC. HALLEK
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This paper may be found ON file ut Geo. p
No well & Cos Newspaper Advertising Bureau
ilOspruce street, where advertisin z contract,
may be made for it in New York.
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Shelbyville and Shelbina are to be
connected by telephone.

ACTUAL hostilities have commenced
between the French and Tunisians.
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Time to plant local items, but we are
out of seed.--Huntsyille Herald. Cant
you manage to rake up few!
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hob Insel sol. says bis tears are not
shed at ST. Petersburg but in Siberia.
He even chooses the coolest localities
f0t his weeping.
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A Quincy girl has fallen into the
habit OF chewing tea leaves. Her Low.
er now calls her Experience, because
she is q dear tea-chewer. (NO, thank
you, keep the cake. We don't care for
dessert.
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A neighbor yesterday stepped on
hoe which flew up, became entangled
among his legs and threw him to the
ground. The scene reminded us of a
receding ship-"bull down on the
hOe-risln',"
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M. j. ROSS.
CASH LUMBER YARD.
Tho undersigned having determined u
Sci FOR CASH hereafter, will offer TO pub
lie ut the lowest Living prices
LUMBER,
LA7H,
SHINGLES,
DOORS,
SASH,
LINE
WINDOW BLINDS,
C.MENT, PLASTER, Hal, ETC
CALL and SEE Us.
NEW FIRM NEW FIRM.
NEW GROCERY FIRM.
The undersigned having purchased
the Grocery Store of
Messrs. Nc CURE 4 Iyie,
will continue the business at their old
stand
West side of the Square-A0
under the firm name of
DEAN Il GRIFFIN
We shall keep a very full and com
plete line of
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Canned Goods,
Tobacco, Cigars, Nuts,
Etc, Etc.
Country Produce Bought and Sold.
Call and see US. T. w. GRIFFIN.
E. c. DEAN.
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CAxrEAcrs have been made 70 carry
fO,O0O immigrants from Norway and
Sweden to this country.
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THE CRISIS CLOSE.
The Labor Troubles IN st. Louis.
Cars to be Run ut all Hazards To-
day.

Special to the Graphic.
ST.. LOUIS, April a7.--The strike
is still the great topic Of conver.
sation to-day.
A large number Of special police.
men have been sworn, in order to be
prepared for any emergency that may
present itself.
The programme tomorrow is to be
the operation Of three lines Of street
cars at all hazards. Mobs assem-.
bling are to be instantly dispersed by
the police, reserves Of which are to be
placed at convenient points. 1t is the
idea to use the club freely in breaking
up the gatherings Of people. but other
weapons will not be resorted to unless
mobs offer resistance to the police. In
that case there will be bayonet, powder
and ball used. The police are to be
prepared for every emergency. but not
to resort to bloodshed unless it be.
comes absolutely necessary.
Three lines have been picked out
on which to start the cars IN the morn.
ing. These are the Union Depot, the
Olive street and Washington avenue.
The police officials express themselves
confident that their arrangement of
force will enable them to keep these
routes free from crowds and interfer.
ence. 1t is the theory that If these
lines can be kept in operation day or
two the way will be made easy for the
rest TO resume.
The Globe Democrat has been
threatened with strike by the printers
union for an Objectionable editorial in
this mornings issue.
Rumors are prevalent that the brew
ers are are about to strike but the
report seems to be without foundation.
The Post Dispatch says a very sig
nifcent consignment had been re-
ceived here to-day. 1t came from the
government arsenal at Rock island
and consisted of a consignment of or
dInance for the National guard bat.
terry. A Gatlin gun, with wagon COM
plete was part Of the outfit.
The Gatlin gun will be taken in
hand at once by a special squad Of
men to be drilled in the use of it. 1t
is hardly necessary to say that this
weapon is looked upon as Of the most
effective character for dealing with
mobs.
ST. LOUIS sS-3p M.-The police
board announces that they are pre-.
pared to afford all the street car lines
ample protection. The cars are now
running and the streets kept clear by
the police. Governor Crittenden is in
the city and has been IN conference
sii1 ly.ss' ss''; that 1ss:s: 'ss,:
Sioux FAILS, Dak., April 26-The
sudden rise in Big Sioux river, which
began yesterday swept over the falls
nearly all that portion oftown lying
east of the river All the lumber yards,
several hotel buildings and many resi-.
dences were carried away bodily. It
NOT known that any lives were lost.
Fifteen buildings in the main part of
town were carried over the falls. The
man street Phillips avenue, has been
transformed INTO river, water rush.
ing through 1t swiftly. Damage can.
not be estimated The natural fall to
the Big Sioux at this point is 10 feet
in a halfa mile.
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The republican senatorial caucus
yesterday was stormy affair and re-
suited apparently in drawn hight be-
tween the stalwarts and tie administra-
ton men. 1t makes plain the fact that
the present deadlock can no longer be
maintained, as no small number of SEN
ators are ready to rev olt against caucus
rule.
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Thursday morning some fifteen or
twenty lives were lost by a ferry boat
accident at Elgin, Illinois. They we're
mostly school children.
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The cold winds of the past winter
passed through the whole of Mexico.
and the effects of one of them were ex-
perlenced as far south az the isthmus.
an event prehaps never recorded before.
In northern Mexico all the cotton fields
and banana trees were badly damaged,
and injury was sustained by the coffee
trees Of the isthmus. The personal
suffering endured by the population
OF Mexico was not the least of the win
ter's evils. Mexican houses are made
for summer, not winter, weather. They
are open to the breeze on every side,
and have neither stoves nor chimnsys.
all the cooking being done out of doors,
Through these habitations the freezing
northers blew with hardly an obstruc-
tion, and the scantily attired people
suffered intensely.
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THE FARRAGUr statue cost twenty
thousand dollars without the pedestal.
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The common council at Aurora, Ill.,,
have authorized the erection of an
electric light apparatus to illuminate
the city.
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fNO. ~

fNO. ~
EARN-Farm Of 40 acres; 6O under cultiva-
Il tiOn. Fair average house, 100 apple and
peach taees, six miles northeast Of town.
Part timber land. Part cash. balance time.
Now rented Price $3.50. Apply at this Of
flee.
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BUSINESS STAND-for eounrty store
Ogood trading point acres Of ground !:
2dwellings, store. 2 stables, small stock Of
goods Enquire at this Office.
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In the business office of the New
York World appears the sign: "Pos-
itively no credit" The ghouls up
stairs in the editorial rooms do not
display such sign, but they stick to
the business Office principle like hun
cry leeches stick to a tender anatomy.
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The experiment of Secretary Win
dom in refunding the maturing bonds
by temporary substitute in the
absence of the necessary legislation
seems to have proven perfect success.
He has thus early demonstrated his
fitness for the position and his ability
to grapple with financial questions in
an emergency.
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EXCELSIOR FRUIT FARM

EAcELsiok fKolI fAKM
3-4 Miles Southwest Of Klrks-
vile, No.
Small Fruits . Speciality.
The largest and finest assortment for
spring trade ever offered in northeast Mis-.
souri,. Having been in the fruit business for
number Of years, and tested the different
varieties Of small fruits, can now offer to
the public variety Of fruits that will defy
competition in hardness and productiveness
rs well as the largest and most lucious Of all
small fruits, consisting Of Grapes. Currants,
GOoseberries, Raspberries, Blackberries.
Strawberries, ETC., etc. Plants all warranted
true to name. Plants sent by mail or express
ty. C.PMERCER,
Kirksyille, Mo
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NOR SALE-s1, ,30O-A large 10 room house
l. cOmmodiOus for boarders; u block
ground, cellar, well. cistern, out-house..
small fruit. Convenient To Normal @ronnd.
Part cash, balance on time. See \. Singer
land. 2w-d
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NEW HOUSE, rooms-lot 1ixIO0: all
ANfenced: nice lOcatiOn-nerer occupied :
For sale cheap. Enquire at this office
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tSO.2J
ID DESIDESCE-House and two lot- in Kirks-
AWHILE = situated in desirable location
z rooms, stable and outhonses-eood cistcrn
one and half story. good fences. Poss
ion in 30 days, A bargain and cheap at 1890
Enquire ut this office.
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IN ORN PLANTER - A SECOND
Ohand Brown corn-plaater. in good
order for sale cheap. Apply at this Of
fee or to c. w. Minnear at Beamans
shop.

u OR sALE-A good house and lot-cheap
= for cash. Enquire Of Hall. Coopar & Hall.
attorneys. at law, KirksyilIe w-d.
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mo. L..
on ACKE FARN-Within ~ miles Of rail
OOroad station, school. church. tc.-all'un
der fence-timbef pasture-balance prairie.
Small house. good we'll orchard etc, orchard.
etc. Very desirable place. Low price and
easy terms. Apply at this Office.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-24

your bowels OPEN" For this purpose
many an old doctor has advised the habit
ually costive to take Kidney Wort-for
no other remedy SO efectuaIly overcomes
this condition, and that without the dis
tress and gripping which other medicines
cause. 1t is radical cure for piles.
Don't fail to use it.-Jrasslated from the
Ne0 Yorker Zsitung.
Walt Whitman has been invited TO
visit Mr.. Swinburn, the poet, and will
leave for Europe in few months.
EASILY PRovEN.-It is easily proven
that malarial fevers, constipation, torpid
ity of the liver and kidneys, general de-
bility, nervousness, and neuralgia all
ments yield readily to this great disease
conquerer. Hop Bitters. 1t repairs the
ravages of disease by converting the food
into rich blood, and it gives new life and
vigor to the aged and infrm always.
Justice Harlan's daughter, Miss Edith
Harlan. will be married on October 25 in
Washington to Frank L. Child.
"Seilers' Liver Pills" have been the
standard remedy for malaria, liver COM
plant, costiyeness, etc. for fifty years. I'm
Wilkie Collins, who is abstaining from
work on account of an affection of the
eyes, resulting from govt. has gained
much benefit from the fine air of RAMS
gate.
A good Baptist clergyman Of Bergen,
N. Y, a strong temperance man, suffered
with kidney trouble, neuralgia, and dir
illness almost to blindness, over two years
after he was told that Hop Bilters would
cure him, because he was afraid of and
prejudiced against "Bitters." Since his
cure he says none need fear but trust in
Hop Bitters.
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The NiSrseTy comes to us this month
filed with good things for the little
folks and even older persons will be
interested at the fine engravings
which grace every issue. All should
address the Nursery Publishing Com
pany, SO Broomfeld street, Boston,
Mass.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-24

W. q. GIBBS, senior editor Of the
Deckertown Independent, of Sussex
county, who pleaded guilty to libel,
has been sentenced to ten months at
hard labor in the State Prison aud pay
a ine Of 5000. j. ]. STANTON, the
junior editor, was sentenced to six
months and the same fine.
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We are in receipt of N. W. Aver &
Sons newspaper annual. 1t is valu-
able work, embodying the name Of
every newspaper ia the United States,
its circulation, as near as may be, and
other valuable information. In az
pearance the book is simply handsome
and is a credit TO the printers and
binderp.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-24

In view Of the fact that the iron
portion ofthe Pearl street bridge, Bur-
)ington, has been delayed in manufac-
ture, and through no negligence Of
Freebooter Stacy Scott, any reference
thereto for political effect is unfair
The bridge will soon be completed now
that the iron has arrived.
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HOW TO SECURE HEATH.

HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.
1t is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impnre blood
when ScovILL's SARsAPARILLA AND
STnLINeA, or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP
will restore health to the physical organi-
cation. 1t is Strengthening syrup,
pleasant to take, and the BEST BLooD
PURIFIER ever discovered, curing Scrof-
ula, Syphilitic disorders, Weakness of the
Kidneys, Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous
disorders, Debility, Bilious complaints
and Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANAcEA cures pain in
man or beast.
Dr. RoGER's WORM SYRUP instantly
destroys WORMS.
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Personals.

William M. Evarts ia now at his eoun-
try home at Windsor, Vermont.
THINKING MEN.
should take Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure.
The Right Rev. Henry Forester, D. D,
Prince Bishop of Brerlau, is dead.
AN OLD DOCTORS ADVICE.
1t was this: sfTruss in God and keep
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-24

Neutrality" is disgusting word
to be used in connection with lows
paper. 1t means nothing O to be
nothing.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-24
"A INCH CAsMERINEs

at............$l.Z0.
Made of the finest cashmere wool and
pure organzine silk. They are in solid
colors-garnet brown, bronze, blue, paon,
etc, making beautiful trimming or po-
lonsise 10 combine with cashmere. Ac-
tualIy cost $l-75 in gold TO land last sea
son.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1881.

"7He Semi Weekly NeSs" has a
larger ciycalatioa>ia Burlington county
thdm any paper Published outside of
Mount Holly.
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44INcH ARMUREs

In solid colors. BEING double width.
brings his excellent wearing, beautiful
French dress goods atthe rate Of 20 cents
per yard, single width. They were i'm.
ported 10 retail at 81 per yard.
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44-INCH GRANITE CLOTHS

at....-.......622 cents.
zPure wool, snd in garnet, brown. blue,
green, plum, brunze and gendarme; sold
at this time last year for 81.
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President Gsrfeld's body will be
removed to-day to q private vault.
Souvenirs Of the obsequies are 10
preparation to be furnished applicants
As long as they last.--Professor
Kings balloon dropped in q Wisconsin
swamp, and for five days the aeronaut
and his companion wondered knee
deep 10 the bog. finally reaching
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-The Dutch
steamer, KONG der Nederland, bound
from Batavia to Amsterdam, has
foundered at sea.--The distribution
OF awards was made at the Paris Elec-
trical Exhibition yesterday. Amer
ica received fair share Of the hon.
ORB W.. 81. Gibbs, editor of
The Sasser Independent, was SEN
teneed to ten months Imprisonment
at hard labor fer libel The story
OF the career of the late President is
to be published under the direction
Of Mrs. Gar6s,d.-Evan Randolph
was robbed oy New York sharpers
but ne recovered his possessions at
the point Of the kuife.-A vitroil
thrower;n the Main Centennial Build
iDJu.ed six persons and ruined the
dresses Of large number of ladies.
President Arthur has returned
to the Capital from Yorktown
There was party vote in the Senate
on the Sherman resolution calling on
the Secretary Of the Treasury for the
report of James F. Meline. It was
adopted Judge Davis voting in the
affirmative with the Republicans.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-24
sILK-MIxEp NOVEL

TIES,
"a inches wide)
a at...... 80 c. nts.
These are scarce ard ir great demand
for Trimmings and Jack cts. We believe
we are the only hfnse showing so varied
IN assortment These goods were sold
last year for 81.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-24

43-INCH POWDER CLOTHS
at.......... SO cents.
Pure all wool, in garnets, navy blues,
greens, plums peacock blues and browns.
Sold this time last year for 81.
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Strawbridge & CIothier


nearly bargain lots offered few specimen
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-24
THURSDAY.

From Almost EverysOAere.
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FINE FRENCH NOVELTIES
at ........".$l.
None Of the above ever sold for lsss
than 81 so, and many at 81.
ENGLISH Silk-Mixsd NOVELTIES
at............25 cents. a
"a inches vide, brilliant with silk, and
sold last year at so cents.
44-INCH FRENCH PLAIDs
at...,. 874 cents.
Fine and all wool, choice combinations
and sold last year at SIPS. Besides these
We would like every one to see the
Best 36-inch French Colored Cashmere
at so cents
eyer shown. Extra heavy, and as fine a.
any selling at 623 cents. kt
~ M Also, the
Best 40-inch French Colored Cashmeres
at Sc cents
ever shown. Equal to any sold at 66
cents. We also show sds
FANCY Silk. Mixed BRITISH PLAIDS
at...........35 cents.
In French Combinations, and selling
everywhere at so cents. ~
ALL-wOOL NOME CLOTHS
aat..........20 cents. eNi
larly sold at 81 cents.
ELEGANT FANCY pLAIDS asb
at ..........25 cents.
In one hundred different combinations.