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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-12-30
ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN
VACATION.


LUCINDA G. EEL, Pi'f.
Diyor,p
DIRK WESLEY BELL: Def.
Now. on the 22d day Of November. ISL Gomez
the above named plaintiff. by her attorney. before
the undersigned clerk of the Circuit Court OF tn
county Of Adair. and State of Missouri, in vacation
and Ilies her petition. stating among other things
That the above named defe ndant place of residenc
Is unknown 10 her that orin mary process of law
cannot be served on him. IL Is.
therefore. ordered by the clerk, aforesaid in va.
cation. that publication be made notifying said de-
itndani that an action has been commenced against
him. by petition. in the Circuit Court of Adar coun-
t State OF Missouri; the general nature and o,icc-
OF which is TO obtain decree dissOlvng the bonds
OF matrimony heretofore contracted and now exist
ing between the plaintiff and defendant and care
and custody OF minor child. on the ground of deser-
non and falling IN support the plaintiff and child,
AND unless YOU the said Dirk Wesley Bell. be and
appear al the next term of said court, be holden
Al the Courthouse. III the town Kirksvillc with
IN the County of Adair, the 18Th day of February
lSs2 and on or before the sixth day thereof ,f the
term shall SO long continue. and ii not. then be ore
the end of the term.l the petition will be taken AS
confessed and Judgment rendc red as prayed for.
II is further ordered that copy hereof be publish-
ed in the - Weekly Graphic. y !, newspaper pub
liShed in said County of Adair. for four weeks snc-
cessveiy, the last insertion to he least four weeks
before the commencement OF the term of said
Court. A true copy.
Attest: WI. ASELOCK Clerk
MENDELL THOMSON, Att'ys for Pm.
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1882
1850 1882
THE DAILY AND
w Fl Il ky CIR A PH Z @
1850
WEEKLY IN NORTH MISSOURI |!
The Leading Family Journal Of the West

AaAe ssseAA@1sS ss!1144y ooS1AAe@ VI saae w Wv
At this Season of year customary newspapers tei
Prospectus Platform and greeting patrons and compliance with tn
honoed practice GRAPHIC begs say
year finely widely handsomely pat
ronned and better equipped than will and woken
the constantly increasing demands capacity way business
The last halfof its hering condition
what todaya successful by word or act
PROMISE by all greater efforts the
merit their good wishes Whee GRAPHIC
is known and everywhere recognized
sTAUNCH REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
has aimed its cando and fairness the respect those who
differ from Wesha make something and better than
ORGAN believing that true Repucanis means more than
Office getting and stands Nationality, Progress
Hence the GRAPHIC necessary urge
and unnecessary crusade everybody and everything
ing especially during the long intervals between political the
occasion may REQUIRE This feature has given # more the character
FAMILY AND LITERARY JOURNAL
And introduce the homes fresdes other
wise have read Aside politics believe there GRAND FIELD
in North Missouri
LIVE PROGRESSIVE AND FEARLESS PAPER
Tobu circulation and reputation Journals the
East The GRAPHIC gives weekly NEARLY DOUBLE the amot
Reading ofany competitors as can be easily verified
Itstands complete
HOUSEHOLD PAPER
Comprising in table of contents each week
ORIGINAL, AND SELECTED STORIES
POETRY AND SKETCHES
ALL THE CURRENT NEWS
STATE AND NEIGHBORHOOD ITEMS
EDITORIALS AND LOCALS
MARKETS, ETC, ETC. ETC.
In addition to which special Department ladies conducted by
one themselves the head of the "Eome Circle
10 that efforts have been appreciated point
rapidly increasing list Subscribers constant necessity for ad
ions to the machinery and
uah rather than mere cheapnesss what the people
nam as heretofcres per advance Address
WEEKLY GRAPHIC. Kirksvile Mo-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION Il
VACATION.
NJ. G. GLEN Judges
:. f. STAHL County
j. q. JOHNSON ' Court.

p In the hdair county circui, 10 the February
Term lSS2.
RACHEL A. HILL
vs.. Petition for Divorce.
OSCAR d. HILL.
Now on the 18th day OF December ISL comes the
ABOVE named plaintiff by her attorneys before the
Undersigned Clerk of the circuit court of Adar co,In
~ Mo-. in vacation and files her petition and AIM
darit in the above entitled cause stating among
otier things that defendant Oscar D. uill is nom
resident Of this State that the ordinary process of
law cannot he served upon him and ask that nm
oruer OF publication he made against said defen-
dant.
Wherefore ii is ordered by the clerk aforesaid in
vacation that defendant be notified by publication
tiat an action has been commenced AGAINST him by
petition III the circnit court for Adair county Mo-
the object and general nature of which is To Obtain
decree OF this court disolvlng the bonds of lnatri-
niony heretofore contracted and existing betyeen
piaintif and defendant on the grounds of aisentinr
himself from and refusing 10 support this plaintiff
Tor NE space of one whole t.prcceeing ,ht
dat. ofthe filing of this petition and unless Oscar 10
mn hc ana appear at the next term of court TO he
holden at the court house in krksvillc in said conn
~ on
MONDAY THE 18TH DAY OF FEB.
UARY 1882
and answer plead to plaintiffs petition fhe sam,
Will he confessed and u cement and decree r.,l,I,r
?" rs prayed for. II is further ordered that a copy
hereof he published in the Weekly GRAPHIC
newspaper published in adtr county Mo- for tour
weeks successfully the last insertion To he At
east four weeks before the commencement of the
.eNt term of this court.
\ true copy attest. W. J. AsHLoCK,
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DANIEL SEBRING. Pm.

DANIEL. SEBRI NG. PIN.
RACHAEL sERRlNG, Def. v" for Divorce:
Now, on this 18th day OF November n 100
comes the above named plaintiff. bv his ,ttorr. lss
h hs"re ,i, me mna.r,ned clerk in vacation and files
a a, eve Ge , Rachael sebrins is
Therefore. ordered by the clerk aforesaid T., ,,
Sn, iat p.o ni De made notifying the said
ssn, a, her by petition in the Circuit Court adsr
which is 10 obtain decree of s,iJ caar, n ,; OF
me nonds Of inatIim0ny heretofore contrareI amy
~" cNisbnS between plaintiff and defendant n,,
e sromnn d. OF ad,Tltery and bandonncnt: and U
The ie%i I'm Sa u, l.G'ei Sebrng be and appear at
fi9use, IN me town Of Krksvie within the
county oi AGAR aforesaid the 18th day of Feb, ,o
H.. ami on or before the sixth day Of said term
IN w ,is .er snail so long continue and If not
then before the end OF the ter,u( iuden,an, mot
rendered against her '' 'es'ueht VIII be
~ "a furthermore ordered that copv bereof no
l,npnshe9 IN the " Weekly Graphic, uewspa, nc
osi'su IN SAID county Of Affair." for four Jyetpts
,uvSeHSNsi!, NE last insertion 10 be at least Co.,
said court. Attest. ~ Va 'tic next Term OF
- oI!- .b.ASHLOCK Clerl
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Wa! ERR WATER
CLEAR AND cOiD

All persons in Adair County wishing wells
sunk. VIII do well to call on the undersigned
who have just purchased.
TIE ONLY
SUCCESSFUL Z. W ELL AUGER
YET MADE.
Wells three feet m diameter
bored and walled with brick, so
Cents per foot.
Large sized wells a; rates corses-
pending to Tho es;..E:rssa. laco- IL
vc1vaa.
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THE 18TH DAY FEB
URARY 1899

Of the term shall long continue and II not then
before the end of the tern> sud answer plead to
said petition the same will be taken confessed and
judgement and decree renderedas prayed for. 1t is
further ordered that copy hereof be published in
the Weekly GRAPHIC 4 newspaper published In
Aair county for four weeks the last in
serion to he at ess four weeks before the first day
of the next term of this Court.
true copy, Attest.
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Mary had Il little lamb
We've heard il o cr and DER.
Until that little lamb becomes
A perfect little bore.
So propose 10 makea grave.
And dig ii deep and wide:
That Mary-s IA NIB and all lis bArds
Be buried side by side.
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Advantages of Ma chine Made Well

Advantages OF Ma chine Made Wells
l, They are Ill ore quickly made.
2. They are perfectly round, and hence
ess liable TO cave
). They have VERTICAL sides, making the
wall more secure
). They can be made as deep as You wan
them, whether water is found at ten feet
iiftv, and the result is, THEY DO NOT GO DRY
Call or address.
7. DINSMORE * son
Agents for,American well auger, hirksv
Adair county No
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Eastern Cousin" sent US with the
above directions, samples of fancy
knitting which can be seen by calling
on the GRAPHIC Librarian at the office.
led.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN VA
CATION.
State OF MISSOURI F., =

STATE Or MISSOURI g
COUNTY OF ApAIR. % .
=, IN the Circuit Court of Adar County Mo-, to the
HENRY \ HARMAN, PlT.)
SPetitiOn for Divorce
ELMORA HARTMAN. Def.
Now on this day comes the Plaintiff in the above
entitled cause by his attorney before the undersign-
ed clerk of the Circuit Court of said county in yaca.
ton ana files his petition and affidavit stating among
other things that the defendant Is resident of
t!ieSa of Missouri audasks order pu ton
against said defendant
Wherefore II is ordered by the clerk aforesaid II,
vacation that publication he nAc notifying said de-
iendant that Al, action has been commenced agans.
her by petition in the Circuit court of said Atiar
County and state of Missouri. the object and gcncr-
a. nature OF which Is to btan decree of this Court
disolring the bonds of matrimOny heretofore con-
tracted and now existing between plaintiff and de-
fendant on the grounds of abandonment of this
plaintiff by said defendant and still refusing to live
with him as his wife for the space whole year
next before date of filing this petition and against
the will and consent OF said plaintiff and that Inles
said observation-disclosures Hartman be and appear at the
next term of this Court to be holden at the Court
House In the town of ktrksville in said County of
Aiair and State of Missouri on
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-17

New York.-Ex-Senator Conklin(
was seen this afternoon by reporter.
cannot tell you, said Mr.. Conkling
what anxions hours I.have passed sines
my Washington dispatches yesterday
A relapse at any time is dangerous al
present. The more l think of thil
fearful tragedy, the iirmer I am con-
WINGED that the country IL passinf
through dangerous crisis, and Mr.
LGarfield's death would be the most nm
fortunate thing that could happen t.
It. 1 do not intend to Leave the city
should the president grow worse, miles,
itbe to offer services to the bereavet
family.
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The Great English Remedy.

Us q never failing cure
flor Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
|Spermatorrhoea, LOST
MANHOOD, ,Impofency
Paralysis and all the
terrible effects Of Sell
|Abuse. youthful fol-
lies. and excesses In
mature years-such as
loss of memory, Las.
Is 1 { u d e. Nocturna,
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BRIEF rELEar,AMs.

Quebec: Saturday last the fog gun
on Bird rocks exploded the stock of
powder at the station, killing Mr.. Chi
asson Cooper, his son and an assistant.
Reading, Pa: The Reading iron
works has suspended owing. to the
burning to-day of the machine shops.
Nine hundred men are out of employ
ment.
San Antonio, Tex: An unsuccess.
full attempt was made to wreck an ex-
cursion train which had on board 500
men,. women and children, by laying
ties across the track.
Marzeilles: Seventeen people were
killed and twenty-three wounded at a
bull fight Sunday. The manager of the
entertainment and the carpenter who
constructed seats were arrested.
Halafax: The wrestling match. TO,
the championship Of America and s4Of
aside, between Mcdonald, champion Of
Canada, and Lynch, champion of The
United States, took place tonight The
former won.
New York: The vice-presidept passed
this morning very quietly at his resi-.
dence. He said he had received nc
further tidings from Washington and
did not intend starting for Washington
| until sent for.
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Its Action is Sur. and SAT.

The celebrated remedy Kidney Wort
can now be obtained In the usual dry
vegetable form. or In liquid form. Itis
put in the latter way for the especial
convenience Of those who cannot readi-
ly prepare it. 1t will be found very
concentrated and will act with eonal
efficiency In either case. Be sure and
read the NEW advertisement for part
iculars.-Soutb and West.
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susGEox,s GOSSIP.
The President Aware OF His Condl
tien-Fear OF Another Operation.

I
The President Aware OF His Cesdi-
tien-Fear or Another Operation.
Chicago, Aug. 16.-The following
points are from a specials talk with
DIR. Bliss:
Is the president aware of his dangerf
Yes; to some extent; he asks us fire.
quently how he is getting along; gen.
orally try to evade him when the symp-
toms are unfavorable.
Well, doctor. you are aware there is
q great state of alarm all over the
country tonight. Can you say any
thing which will tend to allay itp
No; our bulletin this morning stated
our fears; hitherto we have sought only
to convey the prevailing conditions in
bulletins, but tonight said let us state
our opinions or fears; then il fatal re-
suits are avoided, the people win rejoice
with us. You may say there is little or
no fever; the president does not perspire
like man who is exhausted; his skin
is moist and soft, but there ID crisis.
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stomach is largely due to the tree use
of brandy. The president has himself
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cd in the d,rect;on of fatal rssnI,s
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-17
Az kjeetment from church.

Springfield, Mass, Aug .16.-A scene
occurredat rhe French Catholic church
at .Hoyloke during services Monday,
when Father Duffern ordered D woman
with whom he personally had trouble
to leave the church, She refused to 60,
and he with the help Of others elected
her. Father Duffern is the priest who
was compelled by the court to pay a
heavy Judgment some time ago, for at
tempting to break up the business Of
hackmen,
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A MASSACRE.
Prospectors in Pursuit of the Red
Devils.

Las Vegas. N. NJ, Aug. 16.-A spe-
cial to the Gazette from Socorro says
The Indian excitement continues una
bated. Scouts from Pueblo and Mag,
dalena mountains just arrived announce
the presence OF large number of saw
ages there. Business is paralized and
mining, in great measure, suspended.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Aug. 16.-A spe-
cial dispatch to the Gazette on Saturday
night gives the following details of the
massacre. Nothing more definite has
been received up to this hour:
Albuquerque. N. NJ, Aug. 13. 1I.3O
p. m.-Rumors from a good and re-
liable source reached here late this
evening, stating that the Indians have
sacked another town eighteen miles
from Rio Puerco, and killed 27 persons
out of 20. Two Mexicans excaped, but
not until after their horses were shot
from under them.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. 16.-The mil
itary headquarters have received no
report of the massacre at the village
eighteen miles from Rio Puerco. The
bodies Of two men killed by the Indians
were found by the troops at Lasavoyo
ranch, forty miles from McCarty's sta
ton, some days ago.
Denver, Aug. 16.-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Santa Fe, says: Mana,
with about forty Indians, some of his
own band and some Navajos. are going
south. They are well armed and
mounted.
The teams of Sol Barth, merchant
Of st. Johns. Arizona, were attacked
on the 7th inst. near Rio Qnemado, lac
miles from here, by 18 Indians. Juan
Salas, who sat by Barth's side. killed.
The latter escaped by the horses rum
ming away. The Indians killed two
men at Rio Quemado on the same day.
Last Thursday the same party of In
dians attacked Barth 35 miles south
west Of Belen. but were repulsed. He
reports that the road is lined with dead
oxen and sheep, and that the Indians
have burned all the ranches within their
reach. The number of persons killed
by the Indians in the past ten days is
known to be 20. Barth met Capt.
Parker at Crenja last Friday morning,
and gave him guide and informed
him of the direction taken by the In.
dians. The captain with 20 well
mounted soldiers started in pursuit,
being only six hours behind. The In.
dams are dressed in citizens clothing.
The Navajos at Alacoat Alarno are
believed to be in with the hostiles, az
they get share of the plunder.
Washington, Aug. 16.-Inspectol
Haworth, directed to investigation the
alleged troubles between Agent East.
man and the Navajo Indians, telegraphs
from Santiago, Aug. 10, to the secre
tary of the interior that he found nc
trouble among the Navajoes, and there
was good feeling at the agency when he
left.
tSigned) HAwoRTH.
The Bannock and Shoshone Indians
consented to provide for the occupa.
tion by the Utah 4 Northern company
Of strip Of land across their reserva'
Ton, amounting in the aggregate te
772 acres. For this land the Indians
receive $4,000.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-17

New York, Aug. 16.--Crowds of peo.
pie everywhere tonight are reading the
bulletins as they are received, regarding
the condition Of Garfield.
Vice-Fresident Arthur was at his
home tonight. surrounded by General
Grant, ex-senator Conkling and other
friends. During. the evening the vice.
president received some dispatches
from Washington. the nature of which
he would not divulge.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-17

Addoms & Glover's syrup IS recon-
mended by thousands. Invalids and
persons suffering from weak lungs,
bronchitis or pulmonary complaint,
should try it. Delays are dangerous; a
cold taken in time, soon yields to the
soothing and curing properties of this
syrup. Try it. m29tf
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tremely critical at the present moment
and unless a favorable change occur
within a short time may prove fatal.
2:4O p. m.-Bliss this afternoon fell
confident that the wound is doing a
well as it possibly could and has healet
to within about three inches of the
mouth Of the last incision. He found
no further trouble from the wound
and said: ''The only thing to be over
come now is the irritability of the pa
TENTS stomach, which we are doin1
our best to master.n
Assistant Secretary of State Hill, whe
has just come from the private part Of
the house, was asked II he had any
favorable news to communicate In
response he said: II am very sorry
have not; in fact 1 know nothing Of tht
patient, although / have been inside.
The surgeons told pe nothing impor'
tant.'' Hill just sent the following
cablegram: Washington; Lowell, Min.
lister at London: The presidents CON
dition causes great anxiety. He ID
restless and yomited in the early pari
Of the night; tranquil to-day but has
not rallied as much as hoped. At 1890
pulse ia, temperature 1913, respiration
10; stomach refuses nonrishment.
(Signed) HILL,
Act,o secratarv
a..o . N. pu. !.
.,',.,s 80 r. -. ~ D'ss 'sss ~ = n'1
than an avsn ch.nos e. - -, NJ
is rataining nour,shmsrt vh,.h -.
been administered dur,n. ths 5.s "a
taking evervthino into cors,dsynt,as 80
the case still looks honefuI Ths so,'
lowing cableoram vas race;vsd ~ ~ 49,
British legation this aftarnoon. o,sau
sorrv for ~. rro.,da,t,. 49,. .s
enquiries after him.
4.aon m-Th. rr..,dsnt =. s.,a :,
be holding bis own ana this !. cons,d-
cred bv the ATTENDING suroaons - ~ .
mint IN b;s s.vo- n.n.-.r,u .,..,,,s
he is at this hour considered in a better
condition than he was this nornipe.
Nothing however can be ascertained
regarding the febrile rise. Members Of
the cabinet have been in consultation
since 4 O'Clock.
Unoficisl Bulletin An
members of the cabinet v,tb the ar-
ceptioh of Secretary Blaine are now IN
consultation in the cabinet room
I'd. m.-The president,s svmptoms
are still grave, yet he seems to have lost
no ground during the day, and his con-
dition on the whole Is rather bet.
ter than yesterday. He has yomited
once this afternoon. At present bis
pulse his 100, temperature 9e. 0. respira.
tion 10.
a.15 n m-From all that can he
learn6d the president seems - ha . M,
tle better this eveninc than dur;no the
dav Ha vomitad onca dpr;nr the
afternoon
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Flowers and Plan,.,

Choice cut flowers, bouquets and
floral designs, blooming plants and
seedlings at the Seventeenth Street con-
servatory. MRS. v. 8. CLAICHE.
jan 17-tf Proprietor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-17

storica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Nyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-17

Emissions. Aversion to Society. DImness OF
Vision. Noises in the Head; the vital fiuiJ
passing unobserved In the urine and man,
death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE Will
agree 70 forfeit nve hundred dollars for q case
OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
tunder their special advice and treatmenU
will not cure. or for any thing impure or In
INSTITUTE treats all private diseases sue
eessfaiiy without mercury. Consultation
Free. thorough examination and advice,
tai RESTORATIVE. So bottle, or four
times the quantity. $40. sent 10 any address
upon receipt OF price, or @. o. d., fbut no c. o..
ID. sent Without LOO with order as a guaran /.
teel secure from observation and In priyai a
name IL desired, by