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To save money, buy your Paints,
Oils, Wall Paper and Drugs Of Grove
NORMAL NOTES.

New students still coming in anc
old ones going out. The Philomath
can society is at present greatly aglta'
ted over a public concert to Occur
in June, the faculty having prohibited
any save joint entertainment of all
the societies in school. Heretofore
each society has given its own sepa-
rate performance.
At the last meeting the discussion
waxed warm, the majority being in IA
vor of no entertainment at all. 1t
was finally decided by ballot to do
away with the co-partnership perform
ance, and have none at all on the part
ofthe Phllos. The defeated party in a
frenzy moved to adjourn, but the mo-
ton was lost and the regular exercises
begun.
First on the programme was quar-
tet, "Don't You Rember, Darling"
Misses Willard and Spencer.
This was followed by select reading,
Miss Cora King. This was evidently
intended for one particular individ-
ual's benefit.
The debate, "Resolycd that old
maids be pensioned," was rather en-
joyable, as the members were weary
of long discussion.
The CLIMAX was capped by the
reading of the Journal" by ]. H. Ro-
ney. Though w,ving aloft the demo-
cratic flag, its colors appeared a little
soiled. This was vile sheet, filled
slanderous epithets and low personal
lties, and unworthy any literary socle-
ty.t
Among the visitors were Misses
Vanbuskert, Lukhart, with Mr.. Ralph
Oldham, who has been honorary men,
Der for quite while. He took live
ly interest in the discussion, and the
question arose as to lis membership.
He quietly told them that he lost no
sleep in regard to whether he was or
was not.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

At special meeting of Persever.
ance Lodge, No. r45, l. 0. G. T..
held April 18th, 1881, the following
preamble and resolutions were unani.
mouslv adopted:
WHEREAS it has pleased an All
wise God in his Providence to remove
from our midst our associate and broth.
er. John H. Starr, and
WHEREAS, In view OF the loss the
fraternity has sustained by the death
of our brother, and of the irreparable
loss to those who were nearest and
dearest to him. Therefore be it
RESOLVED, That it is but just
tribute to the memory of our departed
5rother to say that in our sorrow,
caused by his death, we mourn for one
who was in every way worthy OF our
respect and esteem.
RESOLVED, That the heartfelt
sympathy of this lodge be extended to
the family. and that we sincerely con-
dole with them IN this. their hour Of
trial and affection and commend them
for consolation to Him who orders all
things for the best and whose strokes
are all dealt in mercy.
RESOLVED, That in our natural
sorrow for the loss of faithful bro pr,
we find consolation in the belief BIT
all is well.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions
be spread upon the records of this
lodge ard copy of the same be sent
to the family of The deceased, and to
the good Templar and Advocate and
to the Kirksville papers for publica-
ton. H. c. SoHN.
!: S; sTuSEy, Com.
w. L. EVANS.
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Wehaye Noted

| That work is progressing in lively
manner on the new buildings.
That there Is demand for all kind.
Of labor.
That the roads are beginning to be
passable again.
Tina. it rained little Tuesday and
Wednesday night.
That the Kirksville mills have been
undergoing some improvements recent
fly.
That there is terrible stencil on
warm days from the meat, market and
pens on the southeast corner of the
square.
That John Caskey is building ware
room on the south end of his new store.
That DR.. Grove Is slowly but surely
fitting up his electric bath rooms.
That there is a demand tor wall pa
per and white wash manipulators
That the Boston store has sold to
Griggs & Picker and have been busy
invoicing.
That the Democrat has hlundered
badly in the attack on the normal pro-
fessOrs.
That the business boom in the GRAPH
Ic office seems to hold on with remark
able pertinacity. But merit wins!
That the St. Louis Chronicle has
quite a lengthy dispatch from this
place in regard to the Shiloh discussion
and Gen. Prentiss.
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TOADyERTxSEHS

TO make it fair and business like for
all, the GRAPHIC does no free adver.
ising-except for benevolent or char
table purposes. In other words ad.
vertisers are expectedto pay full time
for all notices, until ordered out. Rear
this in mind
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Loaded Business Locals 10 cents per Line.

Active work has commenced on Har.
land 5 new building.
TinSmsn has just completed twe dog
pictures for Pool entitled Useful" and
Ornamental,
The county cour, sitting as board
of appeals and revision adjourned Mon
day evening. Additional real estate
not assessed was added TO the lists to
an amount over 81 200.
The valuation of live stock was rails
ed the following per cent. VIZ: Oh asses
TO, mules ~, cattle l6ss sheep 80,
horses 10.
This will add some $50 coo to the to-
tai assessed valuation of the county.
Those six separate and distinct
young gentleman who have begged us
to say nothing more about the Sunday
nigh: episode, are assured we shall
keep mum.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

| WHEREAS, Almighty God IN Hi
providence has called our worthy ant
dearly beloved brother WILLIAM +
SMITH to higher and better life, or
the 18th dav of April 1881.
Our deceased brother has been Ma
son for % years. his character and con
duet as such entitled him in full meas.
ure to our respect and confidence. He
was honorable, he was active and in.
dustrious; he was well qualified for his
business in life, prompt and obliglng
in the discharge of duty; he was kind
and generous ever ready to ans wer a
call of sorrow or atfliction.
THEREFORE,, Be it resolved: That in
his death this Lodge has lost one of its
most devoted and jealous members, the
community an active, energentic and
useful citizen, his family a kind hus-
band and an affectionate father, and
that we ever cherish his memory as a
worthy and beloved brother.
RESOLVED, That we tender to his af
tiicted family our heartfelt sympathy
in their great loss and Us token of
respect, the members OF the Lodge wear
the usual badge OF mourning and the
Lodge be draDed in mourning for thir
ty days.
RESOLVED, That copy of these reso-
ldtions be fun nished the family of our
deceased brother, certified by the secre-
tarv under the seal OF the Lodge.
RESOLVED, That copy of these re-
solutions be furnished the city papers
for publication.
RESOLVED, That the record of our
brothers membership, the offices he
held in our Lodge, the date of his birth
together with these resolutions be en-
tered on the records of the Lodge, on a
page
Respectfully Submitted.
ROBERT II. BROWNE,
JOS. BAUM, Committee.
+. NJ. BRowNN
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New Calicos

Full stock just received. Can't help
it but they must 90 like the rest. Rep
utation is everything in business and /
must and will hold the fort. Alapacss
and ribbons Of all kinds, qualities and
varieties cheap.
Ladies Hose down to 1Octs Dair.
Other things in proportion. Come and
see me. One block north Of the Parcels
House. w. b. HARLAN.
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Arrested.

Calvin Little. who is under bond to
appear for the shooting of Cheesman
in Walnut township, some months
since, started last Sunday fop Montana,
by wagon. Mr.. William Smoot, his
bondsman TO TIE amount of five hun
bred dollars, learning of Little's depart
ure, came to town and telegraphed to
Moulton. Iowa. and had him arrested
Tuesday. Officer Hill went up on the
freight Tuesday and brought Little
back. We learn that Little declares
his intention to haye been to come
back in time to stand trial at the Oct
ober term, and that he had sufficient
unincum5ered property to make his Sc
curities safe. We further learn this
morning that arrangements are being
made SO that he can resume his trip.
His departure without the knowledge
Of Mr.. Smoot was merely an oversight,
and has been satisfactorily explained.
A few years ago moral. lndustri-
Gus young man OF kirksvil!e married.
and went with his wifes relations to
live in an adjoining county. Things
passed smoothly for time then trouble
came: the wife became infatuated with
another and separation occurred
Friends, and the husbands forgiving
nature eifected reconciliation and the
married pair again united and went to
a neighboring state to again resume
the thread of married life IN new
place. But false and tickle by nature.
the woman again fell. She eloped re-
Gently with another man taking her
children with her. The husband pur-
sued and they were arrested. She was
finally released and is now in Kinks
vile, and her children in charge of her
husbands parents. Hes guilty confed-
crate is still in durance, while the sor-
rowing husband is gathering up the
wreck of his shattered home. 1t is
probable divorce suit will he institu-
ted.
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Oh. What A Cough!

Will you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sure approach Of
that more terrible disease of COnsump-
ton. Ask yourselves it you can afford
for the sake of saving 80 cts, to run the
risk and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure will
Cure your Cough. 1t never fails.
This explains why more than Million
Bottles were sold the past year. 1t re-
lieves Group. and Whooping Cough. at
once. Mothers do not be without it.
For Lame Back. Side. or Chest. use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by 7. r,
Fowler, Druggist, Kirksville, No. 2-wd.
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STOP THAT COUCH.

BY going to the reliable and well
known drug stand of J. G. Jameson,
Kirksville NO., and buying a 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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We have a speedy and positive Cure,
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth
and Head Ache, in SHILOH'S CA
TARRH REMEDY. A nasal injector
with each bottle. Use it if you desire
health and sweet breath. Price 50 cts.
Sold!by 4. r. Fowler, Druggist, Kinks
vile Mo. 2-w
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Fine Cattle For Sale.

Ira G. Harlan jus. returned from
Michigan with S. head of very fine.
high grade yearling stears. He will
sell them to parties wishing to invest
in that class of stock. Call and see
them.
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"BLAcK-DRAUGHT" makes chills
and fever impossible.
For Sale by J. G. Jamison.
New Subscriptions

Received since last report:
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Wanted immediately.

$1,000 pounds fresh butter. 5000
dozen fresh eggs. and all kinds OF
country produce. Call and see ma
before YOU sell. and get my prices. and
DO not he fooled by street runners. my
price is cash strictly.
THOs. HoLREoOE.
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Fine Hogs.

Mr.. O. B Mllliken, of Walnut, carries
the belt for fine pigs He sold eight to
Link g. Blackman on Tuesday which
brought him the snug little sum of fll2.
They were less than twelve months old.
and we think finer lot will be hard
to find.
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Wanted.

All my old friends to know that am
now fully established in my new stand
one door west of the Exchange Bank.
Call and see me whether you purchase
goods or not. JOHS CAskKY.
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New Teachers.

The Huntsville school board held a
meeting last night and appointed teach.
ers for the coming school year. The
appointments are as follows:
Principal-G. A. Smith. e\
Washington School-Room No. n
Miss Phoebe Montgomery; room No. 2,
Miss Lottie Spencer; room No. 8. Mrs.
Mamie LYDIA; room No. 4, Miss Lula
Sharpe.
Benton School-ROom.No. l. Mr.. Cot
fee: room No. 2, Miss Corbln; room No.
3. Mrs. Mamie Patterson; room No 4,
Miss Mary Spencer.
Spencer Building-Miss ZELDA Free
man.
Lincoln School,. w. Baldwin.
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The Guards.

Mr.. John Davis has been appointed
End lieutenant in the Adalr County
Guards in place of w. L. Mccartney
resigned. We hope to see the Guards
out some of these fine evenings on
dress parade. The boys have been
quite faithful and industrious in their
study and practice of the tactics.
Ifthe rioting in St. Louis should as
sumo alarming proportions it is not at
all improbable the Guards may have a
taste of actual service
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Kirksyills Markets.

Buying prices to-day:
COrn-S5c.
Oats-26c.
Hay Timothy $l2.
Butter 10
Eggs
Poultry-Live chickens = Hens at
81. Is per dozen.
Potatoes--6O to Is.
Apples-:D to zoe.
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The Studebaker Wagon with the
now patent truss axle, at Wilkes hard
ware store. Farmers call and see it.
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Plain Figures

And one price to all. For YOUR ready
made clothing call at John Caskey's.
Prices on clothing marked down in
plain figures.
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ANOTHER CAR LOAD Of that just
ly celebrated Kansas City -four has
just arrived at W. c. Glsizes, N. Y.
grocery.
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Mansel Smith tells a good one on
Judge Ely, which you ;an learn by
calling on him to tell it. In the mean
time You should stop at Osenbaugh 5
and order your groceries. Their cam
ned goods are especially good for we
have tried them.
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Lincoln School,. w. Baldwin.

BY all means lets us have regular
fourth of July boom, this year. 1t is
none too early to take the initiatory
steps and to getit under way. Already
other points are agitatlng the subject
Let us get up a jubilee that will waken
10 northeast Missouri. kirksville has
demonstrated her capacity to entertain
and take care of a big crowd, and can
do it again.
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No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink SWINE OF CARDUI."
For sale by j. G. Jamison.

All the buggies in town are engaged
by the young people for an excursion
to LaPlata on Sunday. They will
take supper and return by starlight.
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GLOVES AND Ny17s.
EM8R0lOERlES. LAcEs, 4 TIES.

A new line of Hamburg edgings. La.
ces in great variety. Gents ties and
scarfs, Ladies silk and lace ties. etc.,
all at the very lowest possible figures.
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YOU WILL FIND

Sweet potatoes. onions. peas. beans and
choice apples at HANNAH l. CAsKEY> ;.
Also a full line of fancy and stapl..
groceries Of all kinds.
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That Canned Corn has no rival in the
market. For sale at Ossnbsugh's
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The Western Cultivator this spring
at W. J. Wilkes, Cheaper than ever
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Ifyou want the incest Wall Paper,
and the best Paints, Oils and Drugs in
town, call on Grove.
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Miss Eta Johnson will commence
a select school at the Washington
school next Monday morning. Terms
ST. 90 per month.
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III S!ipWtu Soillc SlynS OF RESISTANCE Ou
was induced to go without resort t.
extreme measures.
Closing Exercises.
The closing exercises of the public
schools took place yesterday at the
Washington school building. The
programme consisted of instrumental
music, promenading, experiments with
philosopmc apparatus. dinner
speeches, etc The little folks appear.
ed to enjoy themselves to the fulles,
extent. The exercises were concluded
with reunion at night. The Lincoln
(coloredD school closed with an exhibi-
ton at night, which is reported as a
complete success IN every respect
The teachers, one and all, have made
good wears record. and have earned
the good will of their pupils and pa
irons.
A. ]. Brooks expects to start for the
southwest Tuesday night, and will
visit southern Missouri IN d
northern Arkansas before returning.
DIR. +. a. Grove, who was represen.
tative TO the Grand Lodge of the
Knights of Honor, in session at St
Louis the present week. returned this
morning.
G. w. Sharp breaches at Kahoko
tomorrow and will also address the
Sabbath schools.
Bound Over.
Mary Truitt the woman under ar
rest for infanticide was before John
Richey. J. p. Thursday for examina
ton. Bound over in the sum of $500
and case continued till Thursday the
2sth.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Geo. y. Stille. sheriff of Putnam
county. IS in town. He is here for the
purpose of arranging with our officers
for the arrest of a slippery individual at
the line between this county and Put
nam. who makes use OF his location to
dodge the Off ers. Mr. Stille favored
the Graphic with call.
To-day. April 22d, the long heralded
planetary conjunction Of Jupiter with
Saturn, Jupiter with the Sun and Sat-
urn with the Sun will take place.
There will be nothing visible to the
naked eye, and yet it is an occurrence
very rare. The world will not end to-
day. however. and the earth tomorrow
will 90 on As usual. The world will
never end in the sense Of total de-
struction. Men and women will die:
the face of the eartL will change by
earthquakes and great upheavals. but
time, earth. Sun and planets will go on
as usual Macon Register.
That settles it.
We most humbly beg the philoso-
piers pardon for publishing paper
that so worries him. But as he seems
to be the only one dissatisfied. the
GRAPHIC will, Notwithstanding our
high appreciation Of the doctors
Judgment, still continue, as it has
been heretofore decent-readable
paper-a newspaper, rather than fol-
low his idea of what it ought to be.
So we sincerely trust the philosopher
will excuse us, for the intelligence OF
our readers demands this course; and
we could not do otherwise without
offending them; and as much as we
regret it, we think it better that the
Hog Creek Sage should be worried.
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Paints and oils. big stock good and
cheap, also fine selection of wall pap
efs for the spring trade. Call anil
see me. y VdsnN
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If you want good Tea, Sugar. and
Coffee, go to Allgaiers.
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Advertising.

Reading matter locals in Weekly.
10 cents per line. with discount Of Is
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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Smokers who have not tried the
Daisy have neglected grand oppor-
tunity to test five cent cigar. How
ever, 1t is not too late yet. You will
find them at the Quincy Grocery.
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Call and get prices at Mrs. NJ. chand'
before purchasing elsewhere.
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You will find John Casksy on the
south side in his new store room one
door west IF the bank.
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Fresh candy at Allgaiers.
Good Apples at Allgaier's.
Best Cigars at .llgaier's.

Moline PLows
at ". J. Wilkes.
Try that sorghum syrup at Dean d
Griffin's.
Get a Pansie and be happy, at the
Quincy Grocery.
Try the PanSie cigar at Osenbaugh s.
Tie Pansle takes the lead for five
cent cigars. OsENBAUGH.
Remember We keep the Morrison
pillow w. j. Wilkes.
A Slinserland has complete set OF
title abstract books, w. side square
H-
For sewing machines
Call at w. j. Wilkes,
The largest variety.
Best styles and quality.
Lowest prices
Either for cash or on time.
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Miss Sue Baird.

Would say she has Just received di.
rect from Chicago and New York q
fine line of fashionable millinery goods
Of all kinds, and choicest patterns. de.
signs, and shades. Call in and see her.
you will save money by doing so.
Two Irish Member of Parliament
had quarrel in the Lobby Of the
House Of Commons which nearly re-
suited in a fight. The polite London
papers gently allude TO it as painful
quarrel" but fail to name either of the
men or to devote more than a line or
two Of space to the affair. We man
age these things differently in America.
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George Brew,ngton does not blow;
his goods do the blowing for him as
they are always worth what you pay
for them.
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For late styles Of hats & clothing 60
to Baylor & Miller's.
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The Democrat is gradually catch
ing up with the times. AS a 1--we
newspaper Of to-day, the present issue
is remarkable specimen of journal
istic enterprise. The principal part
of its home side contains the very lat
est particulars in regard to the plague,
obtained at great expense from Mr..
Thucydides. Thuc flourished in the
fifth century before Christ and OF
course knows all about it.
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All kinds of California fruits, choice,
delicious and cheap, at the Quincy
Grocery.
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All kinds or Baking Powders At o.
enbaugh's. We lead the market.
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Reports up to II Oelock yesterday.
Csttle-heavy shipping steers $50 to
$50; butcher steers, 40 to $50.
Hogs-porkers 5.s5 to 61O: mixed
packing SIS to GOO
Sheep-5D to 600; fair to good.
$50 to so
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Drunk and Disorderly.

John Hopper was drunk and disor-
DERBY this afternoon and the Marshal
took him TO the calabooSe. The prison.
er showed some signs of resistance but
was induced to so without resort to
extreme measures.
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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 as low As ever. Goods
going of 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 Tut call
ut W. B. HARLANs.
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Tie very latest designs in all kinds
Of dress goods at BAYLOR & MILLER's.
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Farmers should call at w. J. Wilkes
and take look at his machinery, way
ons and utensils