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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-01-28
PERSONALS.

The GRAPHIC Office was favored will
a call on Saturday by Mrs. j. C. Caroth
ers accompanied BY Misses ida and En-
ma Carothers. Miss Ida has just closed
a school at the Radical Ridge
school house, in this county. Miss EN-
ma has been teaching in the Fairview
district,
| Mr.. Guy Chandler and daughter gave
the GRAPHIC short call on Saturday to
see our new press and reading room.
Rev. W. A. Presson, of Queen City,
has been assisting in the meetings at
the NJ C. church this week.
Ben. White, of Linderville, called in
and renewed his subscription Saturday.
Said the children couldn't do without
it.
The Misses Ella and Lizzie Fowler,
accompanied by Miss A. Anderson. of
Cameron, favored us with call Mon
day. Miss Anderson was here to at
tend the marriage of her brother, which
took place Tuesday night.
Mr.. E. l.. Rawson. of Clarence, Mo-,
who attended The reunion last fall, and
has been reader of the GRAPHIC por-
ton of the time since, arrived here
Tuesday. He thinks of buying proper
ty and locating here on account of our
superior educational facilities. and the
sober and orderly character of our COM
munity.
Mrs. H. W. Snyder, and Miss Bessie
Dufield gave the GRAPHIC pleasant
call Tuesday.
Mr.. 7. S. Marmaduke is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Baylor, of this place.
NJ. H. fails to send his real name
and his communication goes to the
waste basket.
G. w. Alden, well known student,
who has been teachingis back to attend
the Normal the present term.
Mr.. A. Dennis of Macon county has
been visiting his daughter Mrs. WI.
Splva of this place. He will read the
Graphic for the ensuing year.
Rev. J.R. Terrill. of Moberly formerly
pastor of the Baptist church of this
place. was IN town yesterday.
Hon. F. N. Harrington has favored as
with the advanced sheets of the report
of R. D. Shannon. superintendent of
public schools, made for the use of the
legislature.
We are requested to say there will be
a social entertainment at Baylors Hall
on Ealentienes' day. Further particu-
lars will be given later.
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HIS ETGHTIETH BIRTH-DAY.

A pleasant company Of neighbors
met at the residence of Mr.. T. C.
Thayer five miles southeast of Kinks.
vile. on the eve Of Jan. .ad to cele.
bra,e the anniversary of his eightieth
birthday. 1t was great surprise to
HIM to see so many come in to offer
congratulations. and again to be invit.
ed out to supper, and see long table
filed With everything to tempt the
appetite. Afsr supper Mr., Thayer
entertained lis guests by playing some
ofhis best pieces of music, the per-
Torrance which could not be exceied
by any whose years could number
much less. Mr.. and Mrs. Thaver
have enjoyed married life for nearly
fifty-eight years, ard raised quite a
family who have gone out from the
home-roof to seek homes of their own.
And now as the SHOWS Of many winters
whiten their heads, they are enjoying
their second "honey moon" May
their lives long be spared to ls-but
when the "silver cord is loosened OF
the golden bowl broken may they De,
as the shock Of corn, fully ripe-ready
for their eternal home above.
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6 mean bushes.
We are yours truly,
DONEGHY Bros,
Kirksville & Brashear.
Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. |

Harrisburg. Pa, Nov. 18th 1880.
Dr.. B. J. KENDALL Il Co. Gents:-I
have very fine mare that has had =
bone SPAWN for long time | tried er-
cry thing man could devise 10 cure it
but all in vain and was about to give it
up when a friend of mine in this city
came to me and recommended kendall,s
SPAWN Cure which | tried with grand
results, removing hat bone clear and
clean and then | sent % cents to you
for one of your illustrated Horse Books
and | think there is no better book
printed on the horse and his diseases. l
have taken great interest in If and have
since sold Is copies for You to my nei rh-
bors and will try and do what good |
can by getting them for others
Yours truly.
G. W. MILLER.
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"A coiored brother was candidate
tor Mayor of kirksville, last week, and
received just one vote. II We mistake
not Kirksville is Republican town and
should have stood by the colored popu-
lation. Another outrage has been COM
mitted on the poor negro. Let not the
two Radical papers of X. howl about the
southern abuse of the poor African
Unionville New Century,
The New Century INDUCES in reck-
less waste of sympathy in the above
The colored brother was a Hancock man
and was a prominent figure in demo-
cratic professions last summer kirks-
vile republicans do not vote for dem
ocrat in preference to a republican, even
when the democrat happens to be col
ored.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Monday the 31st OF JAN. 1881.

10 head of horses. 9 mules, 4 head cows
head of young cattle, ~ head OF hogs,
several stands of bees, lot of full-blOod.
ed gray brahma chickens. 7e0.00 bushels
of corn, 40 bushels of wheat, some rye
in it. timothy hay and millet, two hun.
dred shocks Of fodder, reaping and now
ing machine, plows. harrows, cultivators
one cane mill and fixtures-it Is good
enc, two wagons. also one spring-wagon.
Two set of good harness. apples. and
potatoes. / will offer my beef-cattle for
sale, also will sell my thrashing machine
most As good as new. for fve-hundred
dollars. also will offer my place to rent
for l. months for four.hundred dollars,
wheat and rye sowed on the place. l
will sell many other articles not mem
toned here. Terms of sale easy. have
one of the best stock and grazing farms
in the county. good house. good barn,
plenty Of lots fenced off and a big or
ehard of all common fruits: Polk town
ship. ). W. oRh.
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THIS able paragraph Is from the Kinks
vile (Mo.) Democrat:
SARAH BERNHAKDT was asphyxiated at
Chicago. and before long the citizens Of St
LOUIS and its editors will be similarly atioc-
tsd-wOnder if SARAH would lend baby.
We don't like to admit that we are
stupid. but we really can't see the point
to this. The man who wrote it meant
evidently to be both witty and brutal.
The brutality is very evident, but the
wit is of quality that might be sup
posed to follow heavy dinner of rural
pot pie with no shortening in the
dumplins. Post Dispatch.
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A. o. U. W.
FESTIVAL AND DANCE.

The Ancient Order of United Work
men will hold their second anniversary
dance and supper on Tuesday night
Feb. Ist. The Masonic Hall will be
used exclusively for dancing, to COM
mence at s O'Clock. Supper, consist
ing Of oysters etc. will be served in
the Lodge room from till II O'Clock.
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STOP THAT COUCH.

By going to the reliable and well
known drug stand of G. Jameson,
Kirksville MO-, and buying 81. 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
his paper.
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No Blow.

But honest solid facts-facts backed
by figures. DAVIS 6 Shearrer of the
city meat market want. and will pay
the very tip-top price for strictly no. l
cattle for fheir slaughter pens. No low
graded or "scallawaes" wanted. Thi,
is why they keep and sell the best beef,
pork and mutton tn town. They take
the lead and propose to hold it. Facts
tell.
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WORTH KNOWING

That now is the time to get goods a.
cosT.-No mistake but solid facts back
ed by the figures. We mean to make
a CLEAN SWEEP preparatory to NOV
ing to new stand. Call round and see
US. BosroN STORE.
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For the benefit of our many young
lady readers we reproduce the follow
ing directions for producing the latest
fashionable agony known as the ''ba-
by stare
1T is produced by opening the eyes
as wide as possible without raising the
brows, slightly turning up the corners
of the mouth and saving mouse five
or SIX times to give the right position to
the lips
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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 confidential-but We must
have them. THIS an imperative rule
in Ill newspaper Offices. Please remem-
Der.
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NEW GOODS.

Messers. Newton & Granger now
occupy the Davis Beer hall, known as
"Leadville - Broadway" southwest
corner of the square. with a full line of
groceries, provisions, queensware, and
everything usually kept in first class
grocery establishment. Give them a
call.
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The Normal.

Opened its third term on Tuesday
with fair prospect for full school.
Quite a large number Of new students
are in attendance and more reporting
daily. The reputation of Kirksvi!le as
an educational point is constantly
widening, not only on account Of its
excellent school but also on the good
order, sobnety, morality and hospitality
of its people. Nothing should be done
to mar this reputation.
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures dypep-
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by J. e. Jamison.

A correspondent sends US very well
written report Of a wedding which took
place at Ringos Point on the 18th of
December. We would have been
doubly pleased to have received the re-
port toward the close of last year, but
it is too old for present publication.
The parties by this time are no doubt
feeling like old married folks and max
ing preparations to celebrate their
wooden wedding. They would doubt
less be very much surprised to see the
announcement of their marriage at this
late date. Stale news may do for some
papers, but not for the GRAPHIC.
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LOST.

L0ST-0n Tuesday the 18th. black
pocket-book containing $4,000, between
the farms of Fletcher and Markey. The
finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning the money to F NJ. Cluster, or
TO this Office.
STRAYED - REWARD-About 10
DAYS since. a medium sized red COW. with
F. on left hip. Liberal reward for her
return or information.
JoHS RIcHEY.
LOST-One of my account books was
lost or mislaid on the morning of the
FIRE Any party knowing of its where
abouts will confer favor by returning
same. ]. EDMsroS
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TOOUR CUSTOMERS: We came

TOOUR CUSTOMERS: We came
among you just two years ago i:
ne were strangers to you We ad-
,erised our stock you were salts
fed ana bought. We have placed
everything on the practical idea of
dollars and cents. We know that
If we could save you money you
would buy of US. We were right.
We shall continue that idea. We
have sold a great many goods );
have conducted our business on on
economical plan. Have bought
and sold for cash. We have CIV
en- you the worth of Jour money
and hope that you will call again
and take q look at our goods and
it you can see the mighty dollar
there, don't buy. To the few who
do not trade with US: We will
say come and post yourselves on
prices, as it may aid you in bring
Ing your regular dealer down to OR figures.
We have 70 objection to pricing yos oU
goods whether 700 by or not.
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Take Notice.

John Caskey has not been burned out
neither is he selling goods at cost, and
vet he competes successfully with the
alleged COST houses. If you do not be-
lieve it call and see for yourself and be
convinced.
The best and most complete stock IN
Kirksville bought at lowest cash figures
and sold the same way.
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Wanted Immediately.

5000 pounds fresh butter. $4,000
dozen fresh eggs, and all kinds o.
country produce. Call and zee me
before YOU sell. and get nv prices. and
do not be fooled by street runners, my
price Is cash strictly.
THos. HoLBRooK.
Kirksville, Mo-, Sept, 10.
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More New Type.

We believe we omitted to mention
that the Graphic Office received an
other invoice of large type for hand
bill and poster work last week. We
are now prepared for all lines of job
work and promise first class work and
material to our patrons.
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Nine new business buildings are un-
der contemplation and work in the
building line will be lively IN Kinks
vile the coming season. Harlan has
large pile of brick already on the
ground.
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Nice Lard.

Made a specially at John Miller &
Co.'S. meat market. Bring on your
buckets, cans and jars if 70 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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FIND

Edmiston and order your suit. He is
up stairs over Fowlers drug store on
the southwest corner of the square. A
fine line of gents furnishing goods
made up in any style and finish desir-
cd
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Big Corn.

Mr.. W. L. Fletcher, placed on our ia
ble Saturday. two ears of corn that we
have hung up alongside of our other
Adair county productions. They take
the lead so far. The two ears weigh
two pounds and three and half ounces.
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Burned Out.

All knowing themselves indebted to
W. B. Harlan will please call and set
tie, as was burned out, and desire
to replace my stock, and rebuild i'm.
mediately. Will be found at the Coop
building. Don't fail to come.
w. B. Harlan.
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We see the statement made that the
management of the O. NJ. & P R'v ex-
pect TO have their road finished to Oma-
ha before the close of this year. This
will makea through line from Toledo to
Omaha by the way of Quincy. st. Jo-
seph is making a big effort TO secure
the road to that point from Trenton.
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Arrangements are made with this pa
per by which students can enter Miiler's
Great Mercantile College. keokux. Iowa,
at about half price. The Great Mercan-
tile College is bringing practical edu-
cation within reach of thousands Of
young men who cannot attend the high
priced colleges. English branches only
ten dollars wear.
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HOME INDUSTRIES.
Busy Times at the Kirksville Mill
Queer Crackers.

The GRAPHIC reporter, IN search of ar
item ran across one of our mill men the
other day, and proceeded to- interview
him with the following result:
Reporter.-''How is the milling bus
iness?h The reply was, business is
good just now and has been excellent
for the past FIVE or six weeks ITO
what do you attribute this? TO the
fact that the cold weather has closed all
the mills within radius of twenty-five
miles. Had the Kirksville mills shut
down there would have been a regular
corn meal famine" do you get much
to do from distance? Yes: there is
not a day passes but We get from ten
to thirty gristS of corn and wheat from
distance of twenty to thirty miles,
and our corn burs are taxed to their ut
most capacity" This is then direct
benefit to our town." suggested the re-
porter. Yes" was the reply, land
vet there are croakers. as in the case of
friend Holbrook. who wish the mill out
of the way for the few cents extra pro-
fit they might make, who say they
think the millno benefit to the town
Such is life.
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SAVED FROM THE BuRNINe ELEMENTS 1!

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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inter

VIII soon be here, You must have
stoves and now is the time to call at
W. ]. Wilkes and order them. 4 large
and complete assortment now on exhibi-
ton. All the best grades and most APP
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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Wednesday sale was made of the
goods and household effects of Mrs. A.
Norris. deceased. under the supervision
Of the public administrator.
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II You want to see fun and enjoy
yourself don't fail to attend the supper
given by the A. o. L. W. Tuesday night.
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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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FOR SALE.

Tie timber. lst-rlass-a0O acres to
sell. Apply to A. SUNDERLAND.
Thirty desirable vacant town lots
easy terms: also residence property.
Enquire of A. SUNDERLAND.
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Festival and Dance.

The Ancient Order of United Work
man will hold their anniversary Festi-
val and Dance, on FEBRUARY 1st. at Ma
sonic Hall.
By ORDER Con-.
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In speaking of the appointment OF
insurance commissioner the Democrat
gives sample bit of democratic doc
trine. Not a word is said of the fit
ness of Mr.. Williams for the place.
Its plain business proposition. He
earned the Office by party service
that's all. How are you. civil service
reformer! Here's the item:
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The Democrat gives directions for
making a good paper. How strange it
is that doctors seldom take their own
remedies.
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Mr.. j. h. Such has opened out his
stock Of shoes in the room in the west
end of the Savings Bank building.
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1t Is earnestly desired that every
member of the Christian church be
present next Lords day at the eleven
o'clock service.
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AT A SACRIFICE

Damaged goods at ruinously low
figures going off rapidly. Harlan 5
stock-Coop's building. Now ready.
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How to Drive a Hog.

We had expected to make apclica ton
for patent on our automatic, self-act-
ing nog-driving attachment, but learn
ing that it was not patentable. We con-
Guided to be generous and not patent it.
We. therefore. place it before the world
as gift. and lift is appreciated by any
individual. however humble. or pre-
vents solitary cuss word. We will be
amply repaid for the tremendous
Thought we have expended on it.
l. Take a rope of sufficient length
and strength, and tie knots upon it of
itself say Is inches apart.
=. Attach it to the hogs hind leg.
). When the hog gets rantankerous
and starts the other way, give him a
yank. This will cause him TO recon-
slider. When You wish to release the
hog go down your rope hand over hand
using the knots specified in Sec. l. I'M
til you reach him. This simple arrange
ment will save much bad language in
driving hogs. 1t belongs to the people.
REMovAL.-A. ID. Risdon. prosecu-
ting attorney has moved his Office to
the Baylor building. first door up stairs.
IL.
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Doneghy Bros,
kIRksVILLE & BRASHEAR, NO,
Hats and Gloves.
Hats and Gloves.
Hats and Gloves.
Hats and Gloves.

We want to reduce our
stock, in order to make
room for the largest stock
Of Boots, Shoes & Hats
ever brought to Kinks
vile, and in order to do
this, we viii o&er for the
nsxt 20 days our entire
stock Of Hats, Caps 3
Gloves at greatly reduced
prices. Come and see us.
DoNEaHY BROS,
Kirlksville & Brashear.
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DIED Mr.. Moncrief, one of the early
settlers of this county died at the
residence of his son-in-law in Wilson
township on Sunday last.
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FOUND.

A bundle Of dry goods consisting of
calicos and tlanneIs left at H. Eannah's
barber shop is wanting an owner.
Owner can get same by proving prop
efty and paving the cost of advertising.
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Remember the supper and dance Tues.
day night.
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Remember.

Plenty of new goods. and latest styles.
Everything in our line for theChrist-
mas trade.
A new line of ladies kid gloves.
Also fresh line of mems Christmas
caps at the NEW YORK STORE
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300 will buy you clean shirt, best
of muslin, and all linen bosom and cuffs
at GKo. R. BREwISGrOS'
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Finest line of cigars, tobaecos and
teas at Glaizes grocery store. Call and
zee him.
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Winter goods very cheap to make
room for spring stock at Mrs. Mar
chands.
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Call at Mrs. ellis gallery, On the
west side. for photographs or gems.
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Millinery goods still going very cheap
at Mrs Marchands.
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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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How to invest dollar and make five:
Buy bottle of Kendall-s SPAWN Cure.
See the adv't.
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Good maple molasses at W. {.
Glaize's, also sorgham. Best in town.
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w. J. Wilkes for hardware.

Jackson, the irrepressible sewing
machine agent,can be found at Clark's
hardware store.
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FIRST class sorghum at Glaizes gro
eery. Try it.
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Crawford, the grocer, five doors south
of the Exchange Bank.
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For sails by J. G. Jami.on.
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Good nice lard in any quantity you
want at Miller & Cos, meat market.
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If you want a number one article OF
lard call at Miller's with your buckets,
kettles and pans.