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Daily globe., 1881-02-06


| professions in the way of pronounced socia
They easily and naturally live the dual lives o1
dandies-'curled darlings' of the drawing room
and ballroom, and that of soldiers; going
with just change of step from the Duchess
of Rchmond's ball to the field of Waterloo
The famous fighters of the Six Hundred il
the awful charge at Balaklava were dis
tinguished in the fashionable world, and two
were such renowned walters, that it took
months for society to recover from the shock
Of their loss.
The speculator, too, Graves the highest social
distinction. Otherwise his millions fall shorl
of the exquisite value. New York chonicles
aver that William Fl. Vanderbilt. felt deeply
chagrined at the decided cut the Astors
gave him in not inviting any of his family
to the great ball recently given by Mrs. Viii
liam B. Astor. And yet he has much more
money, and influence, and standing than the
Astors. But he can't get the coveted entree
it seems.
We see the same thing here at home, in a
greatly reduced form. The family hard by
makes brave display of turnouts, costly
clothes, and elegant surroundings. Yet there
is no return for the investment in the
quality of recognition SO yearned for. A
recognition there is to be sure, but it has a
cheapening effect, and one might add damag-
ing as well.
Where the'dear, beguiling, intimate friend
is woman who doats on firtations,
and even intrigues with married
men, and who is universally 'blown upon'' as
questionable, methinks no amount of sump-
tuous dressing can make the acquaintance Sc
duetive to "our first society"
In the great metropolitan centers of the
world women so rated and berated have de-
cided success in the supreme circle of society.
Bnt then intellectual brilliancy and mag
netic personal charms must be in the ascend
ant.
Flippant ignorance, and commonness in
challenging costumes caAneyer support the
character, and in our small eddyit is exem-
plifed in Mrs. Tipchin.
Mrs. Harris says that the best society in St.
Paul is poor, and that there is no town in the
United States of America where money per Sc
will accomplish 60 little in gaining admission
to the selectness of its social life. For matri-
monial bait money Is desirable here as every
where, says this amiable woman. but after
wards-oa SC range.
Mrs. Harris knows.
, 1881-06-17

THE accomplished lUsican who prcstdes
over the editorial department Of the IIcrlid
constantly fails Into tho grave error of prov-
lng oo,uuch. lie Rnys. for Instance; "lie
[ConklIsgI catlnnt be aecllsc,l of deserving II
party which tells E,,n In the rouShpst mud
uoarsest terms that 1t Inns no further llse lnr
him." There ~ n slight lIIyarsinn NJ farls
lirr'. 1t was Mr.. conklEng WIN informed
the Republican party " III tho rangllcst mud
toarsest terns" that l,e llad no further nsr
torit. Tho same writer snys: "'rhts coll-
troyersy was thrown upo,l the Republican
par,y by the President lie ,nca's by Mr..
Conkltnx; and nd.ts this astounding SELL
iencr:
How, for instance could Mr.. nepew, who
walked nut uf tho party tntn tho netnocrltln
camp upon Vlcslon at patronage, object to
Mr.. ConkIlng titllng tho sasue thluGf
SIr. Depew cnuhl mt object. Mr.. ,Drpew
,loes mt object. Ii Mr.. Cu,kllng ctlot,st's to
go out Of ttle Republican party "an n auese
tion Ut patronage" tho Republican pasty will
hot Object.
, 1881-06-17

Tho American public Ia moro or less &C.
a,latnted with Nra, l1olva Lockwood, who IL
Washington Indy, and llkewtao lawyer. Tho
exnct whureabUuta Of Mr. Lockwood, ami! hla
s0neral atatua In the fHmlly, ln not appear Ia
havo tleeply Interested tho peraonb whu havo
tnna ttnap Ia ttMa disseminated !tatus ut tnfor-
nation o0poeFnug bis wife, but It Il known that
surl porRQn exlats, Apsi. although hs orbit 10 4
smutl ono, hu l1ay 10 yory useful adjunct to
hls wlfo. With. re9ur.l to Mrs. Lookwood, bur
1u1vamcuta, md gonornl plan OF oaultalg1,,
shoro has Atways boon plothora of jnfortna-
tion. The FAct thAt sho woro pattlcaats tnstuad
OF pa1lts aeen,s to aavo tusplrcd vnFloua o0srp.
apol&onts at Washington with tho td0n that tho
lady poasesso4l a atoek at loRhl loro bef0re which
tho cli9llon04 Of Chontp nnd WGbatcr would hayo
Rona down as falls tho rtpo graiu hufore tue
sturdy strokes OF tho Fcappr, And consequently
l1or avery movement WIS faithfully Ghrontclol,
and Tho ltxhtUIna's aid auourad to aena tho nows
throughout tho land.
tlus lny III Is1a tho rooplo Of America wqre
informed that MEs. 1elva Lockwood prpR0sel
laAklux duplication for admlssfnu t0 tho Su.
promo Conrt, tho law ut that tins prohibiting
woman fFsitn psaetlotaR before thAt auRtist bpdy.
Leaving ar. Neiva At homo II lopk nftUr hlnxs
l1rlnR her abaolloo, tho cuterpFislQH lQwyeFess
went hctorv Conxresa aud succeeded In securing
tho Legislation necessary to anHhlo har to exs
pound The atpsutes to tho 6upsano Court,
prosilod Aho wns jntrustpd with = case
couIlns baIose that tribunal AavlnE no.
ooMpl.shed thls graat faat, Mrs. Look-
wool ralapsel into tho ub&ourlsy thAt naturaliy
0nshrouds 10 dolluato plant ~ fnmalo lawyer,
and for tho past year or two tho public has haaEl
but little Of hor, except whnn 4 foFlorn wo.nan
wa.a persisted in sitting on tho truat ateps Of
Ssnatur Lien Hlll's residence, holding In har
arms bas'y. tho jolut a9thorshlp ut which sha
attributed to herself and tho 0eorRta Statesman,
uppuured In Washington. "a sopu " "Tosnnly
Hill" aud hts u.otheF bsoama kaown from Que
oud Of tho laud to tho other MTs. Luck wood
conceived IN lntense !ntcress tu thqF wulfAlc,
aaQ retained huraeIf ~ counsel for the prp1eeu-
a0I, thore1y securing I'LL AMount oF pdyestist4R
thAt made the uale lawyers Ut th!s country feel
that they weeo belnx outdono In enter-
pEiKa by woman. Perhaps YpuImy klFa
nuthar won her case. IND pethaps ahr
, 1881-06-17

1loo]>-sklrt8 arc coming Into fashion again.
This will be rood news for lolr Davis.
Prof, A. f. Dolbear, of Tufts College,
claimu to havo inyeuted telephone that works
without = magnet.
Vennor st,nMltl be exoncratetl from nil
completely In Mondays winl-storm. Ta!maKo
delivered lecture Sunday night
Tile Clyil-Seyyiea Reform Association Of
1aoaton otfers, ,pslxcs Of s!uu and sh0 for shurt
essays upon tho reform. Mr.. sohurx ID nut
short. but otharwsu lie would scent to I'LL tho
t!lt exactly.
AliMnio Palmer, tho actress, ll ll,ulor $1,000
bonda to her mHuaNar rot to marry for hyo
yoara. II Minute 4nd the u.tnagor Rhuslld fall
in 1uye With each other tho altuAtlan would
ho q torrlt!o ono.
A peculiarly sail pyent occurred III coll-
nocttoa with tho marriage Ut Mr., john Farrell
and Miss Minnie Coyfo. ut cfne[nnata last T'!ta"
tluy, u rclaslve Ut tho brltiu reading MI orlEnal
sMunt OF slx stanxAs.
Mr.. james tior,lon Bennett las reliIs-
a!ulshod h,s idea Ut having monument 10 lro-
1uola ereotoi In Central Park, Now York, In
.lotereAo0 tn public 0plaion, but ho still thlnks
thero ought To bo something nhnut polo In tho
Constitution.
Tie llncheator Herald lAa discovered that
AsaaMpiyman l!rudioy was shut Id tue stRht
lunK ut Cold iIarbar, aud precaQ4s to wltdly
arRuo that hQ gould Ilat tell y llv, Tue oonnee+
tlun between u hoto In a maN's lunH and blu
standard OF problty dQas nut se9m to be per.
ccpttbte tn apyhody but Now fork od1tor.
Mrs. Milford, Ut Now Yugk, u rofsTre4 10
by Londun journalists for tho great sluganro pt
her oostumes at fashionable entesta!nWcAts
The latly will bo racaltu4, III q daughter uf tho
lntQ Horace F. Clark, and granddaughter ot
Gusntno10re Vanderbilt. Eho nnrrtntl BIT. Clar-
et,oB Colltns, and subsequently hit. Milford, Nu
Hnyllsh 5entlcman at excellent connections. In
Chicago, aud Nth hiul won't abroad.
I'LL snake nle a bed III bunch Of roses,
At tho rtyulcIH loot, whpta tAs watuss p!ayj
Aud III Ivy ne down whcr0 tho halm rsp4Nus,
Feom tho oaadows that toltawcd mo all the day,
Tie dew on tho ,ale Ia peacefully fal!tns
Aud the sultry xyphyrs III eoalness r,st3
Long me1nuFy's roll ia It's sal recalling,
1n EeYpry santhek my teyeTlsh hreAst.
Ny hopes, ~ YOU rose, were urlsht In ths'F
|. morning,
Aud high un tho wave Of ambition xera
thrown:
Hut now thoy return NJ glory sdornin4,
Tu toll mo tho r1ss Ut my morning II hown.
-La4s Wursts " y, J.. TatlsA.
Grim-vIsaged war ts beginning to rear tts
corrugated fEunt In Clevclaud. The Herslu OF
thar oIy has actually had the cheek to publish III
! cdltorlul advocating "the outing Of channel
, 1881-06-17

when he was not President, he will greatly
ohltge many ''arXfous inQu1rcrs" III this
community Wo cnAcetyc It to l,c possible,
from tho drift af iatr "interytcws" Will, tlie
General, tint II ltn had brcM reelected 1'rcst-
dent ti,ore w.,ld hayn t,crf, worry llttlN "Se,,-
atorlnl courtesy" this year either III tho
State Of Matna nr tho Stale Ut Ohio.
, 1881-06-17

THE inventory Of the estate Ut The lato Jo-
scph 3. towering, sugRr-rctlner. OF pht!adeI~
pha, shows that tho estate IL valued ut ei,l00,-
0O7. II IL somewhat suRaoa&tycly added In tho
published report that hu also possessed n iarge
amount Of mining stock. Oh which no nppraiso-
mont has been pIlpCa,
, 1881-06-17

In nil nrt}clc OH tho grain tratte yesterday
the wor'l "ton' was loft nut In tho typr. w,tcl.
materially changed tie scnsa Ut tho SELL
tencc-yIz.: In II 1ttt!e while 1.0op tton) yps-
sels will carry gnln frnm !AprE! tn Decen,-
her from Chicago IL Montreal 1T n prlrD
which will successfully ,Iefy ally Mississippi
bargr cOlllpNtttIntI.
, 1881-06-17
Tribune ltilAtCIi OFFICES.

THE rNtcAro THlntSr sas established branch
Office, for tIle secert 0f subscriptions and nlYnratsu'
nIi'TtR m fh1tnWA: ...
NEW yonk-liuun. = Tribune building. F.T. Me-
FAbnES. MaDnysr.
t;i.AstiuW. srntlnna-Allans Atuorlcan Ne"A
Agency. II Jtrnhrht-sL .-...
tbSn,S. Ens.-Amrrcnh EXCHANGE ~ strand.
HENRY r. .Gli.LLa. Apunt.
WA5tIlStiTUS. fht.-1'Tn AtrneL
, 1881-06-17

1uE CtncIntlntt Gazcttc ttonounces the
Chamber OF Commerce OF thAt city for ren,ov.
Ing, by voto Of ss' yeas 10 13s nays, the dis
abiltti0h Of John ". Chrlsty, who WINS expelled
from tho Chamber last AuKust for swiudllne tho
bnak8 Of tho city.
, 1881-06-17

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o.,u ~ aN"" .,"s ""'su'' .os' ~ Mt*
s.l'' l"s s"'lo s"''s,.se.ss .Sp"s'atol' ~ "'e
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~ w,'c.l !lo was ni.!ea a'u' aoetlea " oeaa'
..s A'oseoo e"t'"n''3 ~" oe"apot ''"tuo"
1lalo oCnr!ehter,-b0ta ae'ote't at|Vocates OF
,ii tne 1n'F" 1os''' 4"e patat!e! ho1"eell INC
, 1881-06-17

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1"EnE "ete Nv" s'ah''''""l i'o'"'H ~ ''lo
lr"'eea'nss ~ '1'e ""'nt nsss'''u's ~ .Aioa.'y
ses'eso"'' '''o WIS '''il MI ."'.A'l''e' l"t
the htn1 ''hle S'hce, 'ho coht'St ouohe,''
"ropptsl ~ u'o pos"'n VI a'' aoso'.le's
mHmfiS eana''o'e' ll's s"pIofMis nn'o
'.esetof"se '"''l Ereat Stress upon tlic LACE
u'at ea''k'lhs WIS feeelS''ls i''o'e so1es '.'a"
nllS "'hes oae vi ttie Aep"p14enn Sa''u"st'cs'
, 1881-06-17

ORIENTAL LODGE. NJ. r., A. +. & A.. M.-1lnll,
IT. la@uit ST. Regular Communication. Important
ttlAHi.Ea EAVt4tS. 4ecrtsary.
, 1881-06-17

fInolcy*s tfhrntrr. ........
NNrtnl r'trp, tr,Hecn t1Htt mnd In Snf1r
Fnrusemcnt nt. lin1ruan md ltAFt. "Mu1lgans
Hilrur WeAlLnK.
, 1881-06-17

Mryfekrr's Theatre.
Madison ,tFep', tatwRnn sfnts Hn1 t}tnr1,arft.
Enpnae tnent nf tin tukes family. "lielleh VI tho
Kitchen" hnd "Ehu.In ,1hr.
, 1881-06-17

Crnn,' OuNrN.1&0War. ----
G1usk street., nj POSI- rev t'nnft.ltarsr. EnRuEe-
mont " tho ACnic Op$;n COMPANY. "0l!settu."
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Decoration Day.

The 3Oth OF May being designated
as a national day for the decoration
ceremonies at the graves OF the nation s
defenders, and as there are yeveral Ut
such at our city cemetery should we not
make arrangements for ceremonies ut
kirksville on that day. The writer of
this believing that a move should be
inaugurated for that purpose and that
the living comrades should exert them.
selves to make such ceremonies in
structive and lasting suggests the pro-
priety of an early call upon the union
soldiers to assemble for the purpose of
pertecting arrangements necessary for
the observance of the day. Trusting
that it may be so arranged that all our
citizens may feel an interest in the
programme and that harmony will pre-
vail. If you concur please issue call.
Since writing the above call has been
made to meet at City Hall at half past
seven, p. H., Saturday next.
CONRADE,
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The subject of remodeling the N. f.
church building in this place Is being
discussed. and the matter certainly
needs serious attention, for the appear
ance OF the building as it now stands Is
by no means an ornament to the Town
or indication of taste or a knowledge
of the beautiful on the part OF the arch
itect. We have been shown plans ana
sp.citicatip ms of the proposed improve
ment which If carried out, though cost
Jug not TO exceed twenty-five hundred
dollars. will make it really handsome
structure. besides adding greatly to Its
convenience for church purposes.
The members of the NJ. +. church
ought to have pride enough to take
this matter earnestly in hand, and the
citizens generally, we:should think are
sufficiently tired of looking at tnat
squatty Ill formed building to give lib
erally in order that it may give place
to one that would be an ornament 70
the town.
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On Saturday last at Finch's saloon
near COokville. Cole Martin and Hugh
Miller got into difficulty which re
suited in considerable noise and tall
running. Miller had three reyolvers,
and this formidable arsenal he propos-
ed to use upon Mr.. Martin. but Martin
was too quick for HIM, aud turning
his back upon the foe he Enlightened
the space between himself and that ar
senal as rapidly as possible, and the
leaden messengers were sent flying af
ter him as he lodged around the corner
Of the house, and ont of sight; then
Mr.. Miller with his arsenal took fright
and ran the other way-ran so fast
and far that he has not been heard of
since. No blood shed.
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A Card.

j. NJ. Ivie has sold half interest in
his grocery store to J.J. GriRgsby. The
business will be continued at the old
stand under the firm name of Gri9gsby
4 Ivie, where jess" and Joe" can be
found at all times. ready and willing to
accommodate all old customers aud as
many new ones as will call. They will
buy and sell, for cash, and will pay the
highest market price in cash or goods
for all kinds of produce. Call and see
us. Respectfully,
GRIGGsBY 4 WE.
MAY 9th 1881.
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New Firm.

We take pleasure in calling attention
to the notices in this issue Of the New
York grocery which has recently chang
ed hands. Messrs Funk & Myers con-
stitute the new firm. both of whom are
well known here. We feel confilen!
that the new firm will strive to main.
tain the popularity and prestige Of the
New York grocery by close and prompt
attention to business and the wants of
their patrons Call in and see them.
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attend.
Committed.

Jerry Pollard, the colored man. ar
rested for shooting at the good templar
Installation last week, had preliminary
examination before Esquire Richey this
tMonday) morning, and was held tc
answer IN circuit court in the sum of
$500.
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OxE of the best evidences of mans
fitness for Office Is the fact that the
philosopher was born within twelve
miles of there" This does not apply to
individuals born twelve and half or
thirteen miles out. So the supply Is
limited. See DEAocRAr SUPPLEMENT.
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4 SkliIfnl FERMENTATION.

Composed of roots, barks. and plants
that act in harmony, and are pleasant
and effective medicine. constitute Bur
DOCK BLOOD RIrTERs, Of which highly
commendatory reports are being con
stantly received. Price slOO. trial e
cents. For sale by J. q. Jami>on,
kirksville. Mo.
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A Significant Fact.

The cheapest medicine in Use il.
Thomas ELECTRIC On, because so very
little of it is required tOie2ect cure.
For Group, dipLther;a, and disease OF
the lungs and throat, whether used for
bathing the chest or throat. for taking
internally or inlialing. it is match
less compound. Sold hy j. G.. JamisOn.
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Wants.!

Ca>key wants YOU not to fail in call
ing around to see his stock of goods
Everything IN the clothing and dry
goods line that man. woman. or child
might want. No blow. no gas. but
plain substantial solid facts. A large
line OF clothing marked in plain fgur.
es. Call and see him.
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How often persons have been annoy
ed by burrs clinging to their dress OF
clothing. and how seldom nave they.
when cleaning them. given it thought
that i,nrdock Root is the most valuable
blood cleanser and purifier known. and
is sold by every druggist under the
name of Burdock Blood Bitters. Price
$l.U, trial size 10 cents. Sold lay j. 6.
.Jamison, kirksvIlle Mo.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

To make it fair and business like for
all, the GRAPHIC does no free adver-
ising-except for benevolent or char
liable purposes. In other words adj
vertisers are expected to pay full time
for all notices, until ordered out. Bear
this in mind
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SWINE OF cARpUl" cures irregular,
painful, or dif6cult menstruatiOn.
For sale by J. G. Jamison.

Those OF our citizens who failed to
attend the entertainment given by the
Brown Novelty Combination last night
missed a good thing. The mind-read.
ing portion of the programme as dem
onstrated by Mr.. Brown was truly re.
markable, and worthy OF the closest
scientific investigation. Tests were
given which unless witnessed would
seem almost incredible. All this Mr..
Brown attributes solely to the natural
action of one mind upon another. The
vocal and humorous feature of the eve
ning's performance served to give vari-
ETY. and spice to the entertainment.
Mr.. Brown will undoubtedly secure a
large attendance should lie ever visit
Kirkssille again.-Daily 18th
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The Grand Lodge of the |. e. q. +
meets IN St Louis on the 18th. Mr.
Z. A Allgaier, has been chosen as rep
resentative from this district, and will
attend.
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The philosopher with his usual loos'
ness If statement makes another blum
der this week. There Is no Sucl, church
as:the NJ. E. church north, and never
was. The language as used was either
an ignorant blunder or an Intentional
slur. Charity suggests the first.
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Died.

THRASHER-On the 9th inst, at his
residence seven miles east of Kinks.
vile, of Spinal Meningitis, J. E.
THRAsHER.
The deceased leaves wife and one
child, having been married but little
more than one year.
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The Dist. S. S. Convention of the 9th
Dist. of Mo-, including Grundy, Davi.
ess. Mercer, Harrison, Sullivan and
Putnam counties, will be held at Tren.
ton May 2lst and end. 1t is desired
that there ba full attendance.
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Preaching in the NJ. E. Church, South
next Sunday at ia NJ. by Rev. John
Holland, and at 1890 P. NJ. by the pas
tor Rev. A. V. 3ayley.
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Wanted Immediately.

$1,000 pounds fresh butter. 5000
dozen fresh eggs, and all kinds OF
country produce Call and see me
before YOU sell aud get my prices, and
do not be fooled by street runners. my
price is cash strictly
THns. UoLBnooT.
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STOP THAT COUGH.

By going to the reliable and we'll
known drug stand Of ]. G. Jameson,
Kirksville NO., and buying ST.. bottle
of GREEN MOUNTAIN COUGH BALSAM.
If, after using two-thirds, you get no
relief, return the balance and get your
money back. See advertisement in
this paper.
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Lamkin has just re-
ceived a full line of
PARASOLs. Call and
see them.
Advertising.

Reading matter locals in Weekly.
10 cents per line. with discount of %
per cent. for additional insertions.
In Daily aud Weekly, 10 cents per
line each week.
Standing Advertisements, 10 cents
per inch per week.
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I haze no silent pa,tner to diride
profits ~ith. and do not n-rd to tollom
men offo their Lon,siing pi,mes to M
der It'd my competitors. BUSINESSES n y
motto, am .frst-claSs goods, superior
workmanship my .nlnrSprs. Pn,ties
drsirinq Lmobby s"itS III Mtrst style md
NJ the rrry best material hmom they
miW gst them Of
j. EDMISTON.
t,p stairy Orer Foulrrs D,ug Store
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4 Hive of Bees

Burdock blood btter- hiring back the health
when the body is badly disor,lered by impure
blood. Billiou>ne>>. indigestion. constipation
dyspepsia ana other had disorders cured 10y
Bur.lork Blood Blttcrs. Price 81. trial size te.:
cents. For aalc by !. q. .lanii>"n.
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The street preaching which has been
gong on for several nights past does
not seem to work up much interest.
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After Eight Long Years.

&C. Jacobs, 70 Folsom Street, Butfa-
10, writes that for eight long years he
had every knewn remedy to cure
him lies, also had been treated by
phy ms without success, when he
wa mattel: cured hy THOMAS ELEc-
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This morning Aaron Roberts son
of Andy Roberts living eight miles
northeast of town accidentally shot
himself through the thigh, we have not
been able TO learn particulars further
than that il is the old story, playing
with loaded pistol.
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PARAsoLs.
PARASoLs.
Handsome line of
parasols jus t in at
Lamkin's. All tn e
latest styles.
Rul, IT In

Jacob Loeckman, AZ Clinton street says he
has been using THOMAS ELECTRIC OIL for
rheumatism lie had such lame hack that
| he could do nothing: but one bottle entirely
cured him. For sale by j. Il. jameson.
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st. Louis Market,

Reports up to II o'clock yesterday.
Cattle-heavy shipping steers 40 to
$50; butcher steers, 4.D to 40.
Hogs--porkers 5.s5 to 8.l0; mixed
packing $50 to $50.
SheeP-4.W to $50; fair to good
3.25 to 400
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We had the pleasure OF a social
call from Mr.. Hawkins, superintendent
of the Campbell Press works at Taun-
ton. Mass. Who'll, in town visiting the fam
ily of Mr.. 0verton TO whom he is relat-
ed bv marriage. Mr.. Hawkins Is on
General business tour through the west
and goes from here TO Kansas City and
thence to Cincinnati The Campbell
presses on one Of which the Graphic Is
printed are deservedly popular and they
are having very wide and rapid sale.