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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-05
Man ROAcg.

Married persona, o. young tnen contemplating Mof.
agc, aware If plyaca wraknees uusa Of procfvAlivs
powers, impocncyl, neryoNs dtbllttee, any cthsi
disqualification, speedily relieved. 10 who phases
himself under the careoi DR. fshb,st may religious.
" eonAde IN bis honor % gentleman, AAN ennN.
IDENTITY rely upon his Aklll q physictau.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-05
NERVOUS and CHRONIC
DISEASES,

Dr. Fishhatt has devoted 10 yeAFa u tia study and
treatment Of Chronic diseases, and bic vast expert.
encc in the Hospitals IN Now York, where he haa sue
ceasfMly treated 10000 eaaea Of Chronic Catarrh,
acrofueus diseases aud diseases Of The 0enito- Uri.
nary Oreans, has savsn him . reputation which 70
world wide.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-05
DR.. FISHBLATI

Hes discovered Ne greatest cure In Mo world for
charges inltuAnsy general debility langMcf,
confusion a ideis l~lpitatcn of the heart, SlSm-
bling, dimness of sight or gddineas, dssasss Of Tho
threat no~c or shin, affection Il Me Mver, lunga,
stoach and bowels Terrible Disorder arising from,
soltary practicca more fatal 10 their vctima than
the eni,ea az The sircns 10 tho marines of ulysse@,
blirhtinu their meat radiant hopes anticipAeto0s,
rcndartnR marriage lynrrsuthle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-05

Graduate al one cf the Mcst eminent colleges az the
T. 81 haA effected sone IL the most aNtenishng curss
that were ever known; many troubled with ringing
in the head and when asleep great nervoNsncsr,
being alarmed at certain sounda, with frequent
hsNshing, attended soMctinea with arrangement AZ
the mind were cured d onceS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-05
YOUNG n TN

Who have become victims IL solitary vice that dread.
full aud ,cstrMctful hahit which annually awsspe 70
On untimely grave Thousands a. younG men 81 ~
altsd talent aud hrlia. intellect who might csnere
dert 81 their elonence, walked b ecstasy We nvane
Tyre. may call With fun c0nAdauoa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-05

and was right, for he entered q tObac-
conist's in the boulevard du Temple,
where he is well known"
"How did he appear?
He seemed preoccupied, the woman
in the shop said, and she also told me
that he often went to the Cafe Turc. /
next went there and was informed that
Mr.. Jandidier was there on Saturday
evening and that he had drunk two
small glasses of brandy. He seemed sad
and depressed while talking with some
gentlemen about life assurances. AT
half-past eight he left the cafe with q
friend named Blendureau. I next Wis
tied this gentleman, who said he accom-
panied MIR. Jandidier up the boulevard
and they parted company at the corner
Of the Rue Richelieu. Mr.. Jandidier
told his friend that he had business in
another direction. He was sad and pre-
occupied"
Very well, SO far" murmured the
magistrate.
"Thence went to the Rue Roi-de-
Sicille, to know whether Mr.. Jandidier
had any friends in the Rue Richelieu.
wns told only his tailor. l went to his
address forthwith and heard that the
missing gentleman had been there on
Saturday evening about 8 o'clock to or
der some clothes. While his measure
was being taken he noticed that one Of
his waistcoat buttons was loose and he
asked to have it sewed on. As he took
of his coat the tailor saw in one OF the
pockets packet Of bank notes Of 100
francs each"
Proceed" said the magistrate.
"While his waistcoat was being mend
ed, Mr.. Jandidier complained Of sud-
Cen indisposition and sent q boy to hail
cab. He said that he had to 20 and
see one Of his workmen, who lived at :
considerable distance. The boy could
not remember the number Of the cab,
but was sure that it had yellow wheels
and o big black horse-I found this
morning that the number was 6,OO7.
Tho driver remembered being called in
the Rue Richelieu on Saturday evening.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-05

G70 Week. Ga day a heme easil, made C,.sly
,OGsAs frss, Address TArk q Co. Augusta. Ne,
lssf
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Republican Meetings.

A call is out for republican ward
meetings for Friday night. 1t appears
to us to be miserable effort To dodge
the question. and to avoid the pressure
for straight republican city ticket
which had gained too much strength
to he longer ignored by those whose
duty it should have been to have call
Ell the convention sooner. However
let every republican be on hand. pre-
pared TO give his wishes expression.
and if thought advisable let mass
convention he determined on to noml-
nate mayor. We do not believe the
republican voters of kirksvilie feel
like voting for the nominee of Monday
night S convention, fathered as he was
by the whole bourbon element of the
democratic party with Harve Sloan
and Doctor John as the principal spoD-
sors. Republican leaders who attempt
10 Juggle with the interests Of their
when called upon to do
their plain duty are placing themselves
IN rather awkward position. winch
may he rather hard to explain here
after 10 the satisfaction of either their
friends or themselves.
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MILAN MATTERS.
Death of an Old Wagon and
Plow Factory A Row.

Special to the Graphic.
MILAN, Mo. March 30.-We regret
to announce the death of one of our
old citizens, Mr.. kerns. who died to-
day from old age. He was very frail.
Our wagon and pillow factory Is near
ng comnletion. 1t Is being erected by
parties from Iowa and will be ready
by the middle Of April.
The work on the railroad west of
here is being pushed rs rapidly as the
weather will permit.
Quite sensation was caused in the
store of Berg Il Block Yesterday. Two
of their clerks had dispute and con-
Guided to settle it with fistie argument.
The result was some BACKED eyes and
numerous bruises. At list accounts
one got his walking papers and the 9th
erwas IN the lookup. Milan is noted
for Its rows, but this is the first regular
free fight We have had for some time.
1t is to be hoped we viii have settled
from this forward.
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"WINE OF cARDUI" cure. irregular,
painful. or difhcult mems ,ru.tion.
NORMAL NOTES.

Examinations are all the rage. They
are generally distasteful to both teach.
ers and pupils.
Now that mother earth is once
more freed from the snowy mantle she
has worn for so long. our alphabet dis
pensary is thronged with visitors.
Last Saturday we noticed among the
old students Misses Baldwin, Gillespie.
Funk and Mitchell Among the gen.
.lemen, Messrs. Baker. Good and Old.
ham. all of whom honored the Philo-
mathean with their presence
The society opened with music.
"torget-me-not" by Miss Wilson and
Mr.. Link. The exercises were unusu-
ally interesting, especially the debate
and paper. Mr.. Holloway made a
stirring extemporaneous speech on
Bangs" and the way he handled the
subject banged" anything we ever
heard. The Journal is a spicy sheet
and does credit to the members. At
ter the performance OF duties were
oyer, Mr.. w. d. Oldham gave US a
toast on ''his school days" lie is an
able speaker, and possesses the happy
faculty OF riveting the attention of his
hearers to himself. There was Cur
rent of humor prevailing the whole
which vas rellshed Ly all.
AS warm weather approaches a
most direful malady, known as ''spring
fever" also approaches and many are
destined to fall victims
School closes Thursday evening,
and the fourth and last term will begin
on Tuesday, following.
The result OF election has proved 70
be grand success but not more SO
than Kenda!l's SPAWN Cure is proved
to be every day. See the adv't.
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Millard Notes.
Graphic Corr

MILLARD. March 30.--The sound of
the hammer in the hands of our master
mechanics Mahaiiy 1, Denuiston can be
heard IN our beautiful village and the
passerS by Will have to stop and view
with amazement the neat and tasty cot
tage beng erected by them on the prem.
ises of John kohlmyer our section
foreman and as they east their eyes to
the southeast they will see looming up
the magnificent hay barn Of C. A. Miles
with d new single root. Last but not
least is the Smlth-shop being erected bv
our new village blacksmith
Real estate is changing hands.
Pothooas has sold his residence to
Lon Heron and will retire 10 his farm
DR.. B. 5.
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The Prohibition Meeting.

The prohibition meeting Tuesday
night was quite well attended.
An exhaustive and carefully prepar-
ed paper on temperance was read by
Miss Alice l.. Heath, and on molten 4
copy of the same was requested
Tor publication.
Prot. BALDWIN read a paper abound
ing in pity paragraphs, in which pro-
hibition and its opposite license were
contrassed and compared. A COM
misee was appointed and a collection
taken for the purpose of having the
same printed and circulated.
A few remarks were made by J. S.
Blackman, urging united political ac-
ton on thetpart of all temperance men.
The meeting was enlivened by several
songs by the Glee club, lead by Prof
mo Shryock On the organ. The
society Will hold its next meeting at
the Cumberland presbeterian church.
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Sheep Killed.

Early Wednesday morning Mr.. c,
E. Thrasher, living near Brashear, had
his sheep raided by dogs. Fourteen
head were more or less injured, while
SIX at least will die of their injuries, =,
were already dead. Il Mr.. Thrasher
lad aot discovered them az their work,
1t is likely the damage to his flock
would have been much greater. 1t is
a shame that as important an industry
as sheep raising should be h bs:.la =, ~
mercy as q pack oiworthess dogs in
every neighborhood. determination
ought to be the rule. I'LL the country IS
rid OF the pests.
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A Good Joke

Is told on our friend Glenn Of the conn
ty court. Mr.. Glenn is pioneer. one of
the old settlers that know a wolf scalp
with their eyes closed Wednesday
while Judges Stahl and johnson were
out, Jonathan Courtney presented one
for the usual bounty. and we under
stand it was received without suspicion.
It turns out now that the aforesaid
wolf scalp came from the caput OF an
ordinary red fox, and that the skin
can be seen at Jonas hide store
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The W Gather.

The continuation Of cold raw wealth
er and had roads has had a depressing
effect on all the various branches of in
dustry and business. Farmers are get
ting behind with their spring work,
while the feeding season. already ex-
ceptonably long gives promise Of still
further continuance. Our builders are
waiting settled weather. while tLs al
ternate freezing. showing. RAINING and
thawins has levied blockade on all
the ordinary branches Of trade and
trah:. When favorable conditions do
come. which must be soon.5we look for
a regular boom IN every direction. 10
make up FOR lost time.
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\ School Present.

On last evening about s O'Clock. the
principal Of our public school. Mr. q. a.
smith was surprised by quite number
Of the young ladies and young gentle
men OF his school, accompanied by Miss
Richey. first assistant. After enjoying
pleasant evening. and al! had repair
ed TO their homes. you may imagine his
surprise al finding a beautiful gold PEN
oil lying on the table with the follow
ing written on a card attached: Pre-
scented by Lula Tate. Ida Eversull. Mol
he Car6ths-s. Lula Turner. Mary Nc
CIelland and Minnie Smith" He viii
ever remember with grateful heart the
repeated acts Of kindness shown him by
his pupils,
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Fined.

Monday H. Sees was brought before
John Rlchey. j. P, on a charge of as
sault. The case was tried by a jury
and resulted in timing the defendant
so and costs. Mr. Sees Is young
married man living in the east or
southeast part Of the county. \ Mr..
Wakely occupied house belonging to
Mr.. Sees and it was over the possession
OF this house that a misunderstanding
occurred. In the dispute that took
place Mrs. Wakely used some pretty in
sultlng language toward Mr., Sees, when
he caurht her oy the neck and told her
not to repeat it. Mrs. Wakely slapped
him and he retorted by kicking her
When her husband, Mr.. Wakely was
about to interfere with the wagon ham
mer as a weapon. Sees placed his hand
on hi, revolver and threatened 10 shoot
hun full Of holes. Cooper and Prentlss
prosecuted. James Ellison att 7rney for
the defense.
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IN r ELATIoN TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF
A SIDEWALK ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
H ARRfsoS STREET.
F .e it ordained by the council Of ths
To xn of Kirksville, as follows:
sec. I. That all owners oflots, or
pr rts of lots or tracts, or parcels Of
U ,und on the north side Of Harrison
St between the southwest corner u
He 'ck No. twenty. seven (77) in Lin
da End addition and the east line Of
the corporate limits be and they are re-
am ed to build or construct walks in
frur 1t of their respective lots or parts ct
lots or tracts or parcels Of ground, as
afor esaid within 80 days from this date.
s. &C. ?. That said walk shall be
built OF good. sound white oak or pine
luml yer, and shall be at least four feet
in v idth, and shall be constructed and
com pleted according to the directions
Of tn street commissioner and sub.
ject' his acceptance or rejection when
COM olesed.
Sc C. ). This ordinance to take eff.
ect nd be in force from and after its
publ cation and shall be known as or
finance No 90
Approved and adopted March zS,h
2 II.
!. GATES J.H. WEsscHER.
Clerk. Mayor.
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Millard Matters.

Special to the Graphic,
MILLARn March s9-John Kohl
myer, foreman OF this section, has
about completed I new cottage. G..
Mahafy and 4. Iienniston are the
boss carpenters.
F. b. Denniston, one of Millard's
promising Young men is at present
running as brakeman on the St. Louis
and Pacific R'y.
! send YOU two more subscriptions
to the Daily GRAPHIC. Quite num-
Der of copies are taken in this place.
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a good, honest republican ticket is
lust as good temperance ticket as any
body need want. And the converse is
also true. An honest old fashioned dem
ocratIc ticket means liquor. We know
temperance democrats viii vince at
TINS but it is true. We have Senator
Vest. the democratic platforms and DR..
John as authorities on the subject. a.
Vest says. ii is one Of y, traditional
PRINCIPLES Of 80 party. Exceptions
ou.y. prove the rule
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Fire.
saturdays Daily.

Last night the family of Mr.. 10 IN
Miller, living on Normal Street. in the
B. BFoster house had narrow escape.
About clock fire was discovered in
al upstairs bedroom, and it required
active work fer few minutes to get it
under control. The fire originated
from spark dropping from hue hole,
the cap of which had become loosened.
X bed-stead and lot of bed clothing
were considerably damaged.
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Quick " ork.

We learn that the Continental In.
surance Company in which Mr.. L. J.
A;terberry's house was insured. on
Saturday last adjusted and settled the
claim. He was allowed $50 being the
full amount insured. Th:s is quick
work, but the Continental is noted for
lis promptness.
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SOIL p FACTS.

Ihave !; ust the incest
stock Of s .pnts' wooden
goods in tow = and at any
price called IA. Suits
ranging from $40 up, and
not to be be; It IN style,
quality and At by any
man il the ira de
J. Ed nST0N.
At the "Knob6y" Tailor Shop,
up stairs over FOWL VS. Drug Store.
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BrasAtai Notes.


BsAsHEAR. No. March 3D-Mr. Dom
ovan has sold his house and lot to Dr..
Brownield. and will remove to Ra:na
in short time
Mr. Y. Corder, Of l.. Belle. has pur-
chased the Gga,erty owned by Hr.
Cusie, sf paulville, and will move
here.
c. G. Cornell has bought the prep-f-
ty formerly owned by Mrs D.maey, of
Nodaway county.
Mrs. Sarah Seva. wife az H. Sees, of
this place. ,;ied Tuesday, at 9 D. H.. of
consumption. She leaves husband
and several small children to mourn
her loss.
j. N McCreery is in St Louis laying
in q stock OF goods for the spring
trade.
DR.. Ferris and lady, of Chicago, are
visiting friends at this place
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E,clines.

Dr.. Wesscher desires Us to say that
while returning thanks to the law and
order people of kirksvilie for their
past sutfrages and support. he will not
under any circumstances consent to be
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing
election.
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IVY Journey Esss tar q Wife,

Is the ;iX-e, ~ seat LITTLE poem, recent
IL s,-aed by the passenger department
OF the Wabash. ST Louis & Pacific Rail-
way. 1t is illustrated. and descriptive
of miner trip from the far west east.
ward for his bride. and will hs, u,siled
free TO every one sendisx address to H.
I. Townsend. General Passenger Agent,
St I.agia. No.
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Stocking Up.

Had to do it in order to hold the
boom till my new house is ready.
but | can sell a. low as ever Goods
going off at cost. The new arrivals
were bought on bed rock figures, and
must be sold at fire figures to keep
up reputation Don't forget it but call
at W. 3. HARLASs.
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Sold out.

-Ls' has sold his stock Of
NJ. F N. Brown WHO viii
aGlness at the old stand
s. I, u The square. Parties ow-
-'''s are requested to call at
N ertle 1t tie earliest mo-
''s Returning thanks. for
Dir. Wilkes asks a cont.n-
/, : aiae to his successor Mr..
\, ~ ! one Of our Oldest and
OuslIess men and citizens
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Wanted Immediately.

$1,000 pounds fresh butter. 5000
dozen fresh eggs. and all kinds o.
country produce. Call and see nue.
before YOU sell. and get my prices. and
do not be fooled by street runners. my
price is cash strictly.
THos. HoLBROOK-
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No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink "vviNE OF CARDUI."
For sale byJ J. G. Jamison.
Notice OF FiuaI settIeracnt.

Notice !. b II -ss given to the creditors and
all oth-r. Pa .erested in the estate OF Mr. F. y.
- -l,iier, deceased, that | will make final
settlement Of said estate at the next regular
term of the probate court Of Adair county. No,
TO be held in kirksyiiie on Monday. the 9Th
day of May. 1881, e. E. THgEsHFr
10y
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The patent process, evaporated, dri y
apples, and blackberries, only 1919 cts.
per bound. Have always sold at aOcts.
till recently, and are very choice. Call |
at the n. Y. Grocery.
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YOU WILL FIND

Sweet potatoes. onions, pc as, cans and
choice apples at Han kAH & { AsxET S.
Also a full line of fane and staple
groceries of all kinds.
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"BlACK-DRAUGHT" cures dyPep-
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale byJ Il: Jamison.

On Wednesday two young men from
Morrow township, named Joseph John
son and Moses Hughes We're brought
before Esquire Richey and remanded to
jail in default OF 5000 bail. charged
with stealing $50 from, james n. Clay
brook. They were arrested by the
sheriff and are now in jail Examina-
ton next Saturday.
Allgaiers is the place to get your
groceries cheap. One door east ofSwet-
nam q Cohen office.
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Buttons. brocaded ribbons. TRIM
mlngs, silks. fringes, pasimentries, just
arrived in allthe late styles at Baylor
& Mi1er's.
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George Brewington does not blow:
his goods do the blowing for him as
they are always worth what YOU pay
for them.
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One day last week man was brought
into this place from the tie woods near
Cookyille. where he had lain Tor weeks
Ill with consumption. having himself
insisted upon the change feeling that
with no money to pay, he WAS too great
burthen upon the kind poodle who
were taking care of him. " hen brought
here he was taken by a family mere III
town and the attention Of the county
called to the ease: medical attention was
supplied 10 alleviate his suffering, but On
Saturday night last he died. refusing 10
the last to give any information regard
ing his people. further than he had 4
father and sister. the sister living in
Pennsylvania He was a man about
the medium size; complexion rather in
clIneC TO be dark: well liked by his as
sociates. and apparently about 70 years
old. and giving his name as Thos Bark
man. He was decently buried by the
county authorities.
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Dedication.

Trinity church in Clay township will
be dedicated OF the third Sunday in
April.
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Go TO D. 5. Gulpe at 'DeReamer 5.
for the best sewing machine in town
at very low prices.
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Most of our merchants had good
trade Saturday.
Fine quality of sorghum syrup for
sale at Dean Il tiritiins.
Doneghy Bios. were closed yesterday
marking new goods.
\ whole day of glorious sunshine is
doubly appreciated just now.
Several new books were added to the
GRAPHIC library this week.
+. NJ. Brown. after a long vacation
from active business on his own ac-
count enters the field as a grocery
man.
J. H. Wilkes has been success as a
groceryman and we are sorry he has
sold out.
A visi, to the barbed wire works in
w. J. Wilkes establishment would sur
prise many of our readers.
The walk at the n. NJ depot has been
lowered and the depot is to be thorough
" renovated
Arrangements are TO be made at the
woodworking factory. to grind corn,
rye, buck " heat. etc
1t costs something to get the electric
light started. but it is the cheapest
light out, after once started-daylieht
excepted. VII Huntsville ever be
lighted by it:
The GRAPHIC still feels that the most d.
rect route out Of the woods is ria
straight republican ticket
Bush-whaeking is bad in politics as
well as war, and III town election as
well as state or national election. 1t
means either plumber or every man for
himself and the ID take the hind
most.
This is busy age--an age of tele-
grams, fast trains. postal cards and
short items. Tie long-winded prosy
speaker, or newspaper with its dry es-
says or metaphysical platitudes. and is
columns OF snutfy dreariness is quite as
obsolete as the staee-coach and canal
boat o. the past generations. Snap
brevity, gist, is the style that suits and
hence the GRAPHIC, while giving ali the
material facts and news going. aim,
CONSTANT; To keep this fact.in mind
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Choice Candies.

\ new supply just received at MAr-
yAaDs.