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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-09-02
OF A GREAT LAWYER

Tho Earl OF Kelly was relating III
company that he had listened to SER
mon in Italy, in which the preacher
described the alleged miracle of ST.
Anthony preaching to the fishes, which
in order to hear him, held their heads
out of the water.
I'll can believe the miracle" said Frs
kline, "if your lordship was at church."
81 was certainly there,' replied the
peer.
"Then," rejoined Henry, "there was
at least one fish out of water"
On a change of Ministry, Erskine
was appointed to succeed Henry Dun
das subsequently" Lord MelVille) as
Lord Advocate. On the morning of
his appointment he met Lord Dundas
in the Parliament House, who had
resumed the ordinary gown worn by
all practitioners at the Scottish bar,
except the Lord Advocate and Solicitor
General. After little conversation,
IIrskine remarked that he must be off
to order his silk gown.
.rris not worth your whilc;' said
DunClas, ssfor the short time you will
want it; you had better borrow mine"
81 have no doubt your gown" re-
piled Erskine, "is made to fit any
party; but, however short may be my
time in office, it shall not be said of
Henry Erskine that he put on the ADAM
doned habits of his predecessors"
Mr.. a. b., Judge ofthe Commissary
Court, talked in an inflated and POM
pous manner. Having failed to attend
an appointment with Erskine, he subse-
quently explained that he had been
called out OF town owing to his brother,
the proprietor Of b., having, in attemp-
ting to leap fence, fallen from stile
and sprained his foot.
cit was very fortunate for your broth
err said the wit, "that it was not from
your style he fell, or he had certainly
broken his neck"
Shortly after the death of Mr.. John
Wright, talented but unsuccessful adj
vocate, Sheriff Anstruther remarked to
Erskine in the street:
uPoor Wright is dead. He has died
very poor. 1t is said that he has left
no effects"
"That is not wonderful replied the
"as he had no causes, he could
have no effects
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02
THE WEATHER roR NOVEMBER.

From the records kept by the Signal Ser
vice Department in this city Sergeant Bar
wick has prepared the following for the
RECORD UNION in regard to November
weather for the past thirty.four years:
The average rainfall during the month of
November for the past thirty four years is
l.96 inches, which is % inches less than the
rainfall for the month just past. There have
been NOvembers with more rainfall the four
that were extremely wet being 1852, 9 inches !;
1859, Gas inches; 1864, 6.72 inches: 1873,
6.21 inches. Rain has fallen Ii each Novem-
Der during the past thirty -four years, appre-
ciable to the gauges, excepting on two occa-
sions, they being in 1850 and 1862. There was
a very light shower of rain bstween l and 2
o'clock en- the morning of the so ii ult. which
made total OF 8. % inches for the mouth and
6 AZ inches for the season. The season of
1878 gave 1.S0 inches; 1883, 1.35
inches; 1879 so, 2 SO inches; lSS0-Sl
.05 Of an inch. and 1881 2, 273 inches. The
average rainfall for the past six seasons to
December LIST of each season is 55 inches,
showing the present season to be S.S7 inches
in advance of the average for the past six
seasons. The mean temperature for Novem-
Der, 1882, showed it to have been colder
In Its average than usual, but its
November, 1880, while its maximum
Temperature, which was reached on the last
day of the monh, was several degrees lower
than the maximum had been during the
same month in the past six years. There
was lees wind than is generally seen in No
vember, fewer clear days, and for the first
time in six years the prevailing direction of
~iud was from the northwest instead of from
the north. Taking the month in all its me.
teorologicsl aspects, it can be said that it has
deviated from the normal condition of the
weather usually had in November in almost
every observation. The following Compare
sons of the weather is for November, 1877,
rs, 20. 80 81 and 80:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

Tors of every description are bsiug slsugh-
tered at the closing out sale of Aekerman &
CO.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

A LOT of those slightly damaged dolls, of.
fered so cheap at last Wednesdays sale at
Ackerman's. will again be placed on sale on
Saturday, December ID.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

BoYs' full-stock. kip boots; sizes, l to ).
Price, 50 -. Hale Bros. & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

CHEsLEY's Maple Rum. WITH TULU, is NJ
rivsled for coughs and colds.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

TuBERosE, Japonica, Hyacintb, and other
bulbs. A fine lot just received. Now is the
time to plant them. W. Z. Strong & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

MINIS buff calf. dress boot; pebble top
So. Hale Bros. & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

MES's tap sole, calf boots-extra value
every pair warranted, 81 70. Hale Bros. &
Co., Ninth and K streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

FULL LINE of mems fine shoes-Burt L
PAckard's make-at Hale Bros. & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

J. & I. Cousins make of ladies' fine sboel
Hale Bros. & Co..
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

FINE silks, fine esshmeres, fine drsp d'Al.
mas, fine table linens, fine napkins-in job
lots. and now selling rapidly at the great sale
at Red House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

MINIS fine calf dress boots, pump role,
81 %, at Hsie's, Ninth and K streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

IL you want groceries, lock at the list Of
L. d. Cook / Co. on another page.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

ANOTHER LoT-The balance of those
slightly damaged dolls, sold so cheap at the
last special sale, viii be offered on Saturday,
December ID. Alderman & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

CALL and examine those mems full-stock
kip boots; tap sole, SO 80. at Hale's.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

CARPETS. mating and floor oicloth IA job
lott OF much under the regular price, just re-
ceived at the Red Hou e. For sale in base.
ment Of Clothing Department.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

The grand display of job lot of plain and
brocsded silk hsndkerchiefs - zoo dozen !
Price varying from % cents to 81 50 each.
See them to-day, with other fine goods, at
gre at sale at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

Business Advertisements
Dr. Hatch Office, 81 street.
VIM. Eilery Briggs and Aurist
Hotel Langham-Terry & Co., managers.
Union Hotel Joe" Bowers, proprietor.
a NJ Smith-Plumber.
VIM. Gutenberger-Iro Iron and brass foundry.
C. Il Krebs & Co.-DealeIs in paints, oils, glas:
,tc.
Wilcox, Powers Co.-Wholesale liquor dealers.
J. Frank Clark-Undertaker.
Fritz & MIller-Undertakers
L. L. Lewis & Co." How to be happy"
Mechanics Store-FGshiou letter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02
-SATURuAY DECEMBER 9. Is
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-Afternoon and evening.
Lest-Horse blanket
Notiee-Assignee, John Belmer Co.
Notice Hunters Invisible.
Anniversary Court Capitol, A. o. T.
Meeting to night-Industriai Lodge, l. o. o. F.
Meeting today-Directors, Armory Hall Asso
cation.
Meeting tonight Union Lodge, A. o. U. W.
Meeting to-night-Lily of the Valley Lodge, A O.
i. W.
wauted-Girl.
wanted-Light work by middle aged man.
To dollhouse of seven r, oms.
Wanted-CIoak and dress makers.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

November 1877. 1878 1879. 1850. 1881. 1852
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

Two HUNDRED beautiful writing desks will
be offered st 80 cents each, at the special
closing out sale of Ackermsn & Co., IN Satur-
day, December ID. They are fully worth 81. .
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

LAND SALE.-The south half of the north
half of lot No. s. in the block bounded by n
and . and Fifth and Sixth streets, together
with the three dwelling houses and other i'm
provsmsuts situated thereon, will be sold to.
day at 10 A. NJ, on the premises, by d. J.
Simmons, suctioneer. Terms will be made
known at the sale
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

d. J. Simmons & Co.-Real estate.
Bell & Co.-General sale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02

PoLIcE COURT The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday
Phil. Stewart, battery, pleaded guilty, fined
$50: All Sing, alias Jim S hin, petit larceny,
continued to December 4sh Walter Bell, for
Judgment Tor disturbing the peace, fined So
All Foy, petit larceny, case continued.
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acknowledging the Corn.

Mr.. w. E. Emerson, who lives out in
Floyd's Creek nejghborho6d came in
Tuesday putting and Juggling at two
enormous corn stalks, about twelve feet
in length. On one OF them was tour
fine large ears and a nubbn while the
other was nearly as good. He says he
has twenty acres that viii run fifty
bushels TO the acre and it is ground
that has been in cultivation for twenty
five years. He also brought some fine
sample apples, the name of which he
had forgotten. There VIII be some
corn in Adair this year, anyhow, and
much more than farmers expected six
weeks ago.
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AFATAL BLOW.
Another killing Scrape in Walnut
Township.

| On Saturday last at a pic mic al
PierceYille, or Tick Hill school house
near the Macon line, two young men
| got into difficulty, or dispute, and
agreed to meet the next day and fight
it out at the Hayes school house Rowdy-
ism and whisky were the prime factors
in the affair." Price Custer and Char
ley Roberts were the billigerents.
They met Sunday in accordance with
the programme, each, OF course, backed
by his friends who were en- hand but
they did not come to blows. Two other
parties, Daniel Payton and Peter Sulli-
van did. however, and the latter inal-
" took to his heels, followed by Payton
who overlook him. jeff Sullivan. a
brother of Peter, followed and inter-
fered some say for the purpose OF sepa-
rating the combatants. He, in turn,
was followed by man named VIM.
Ray who struck him with stone, wit
nesses say, which knocked him to the
ground badly stunned. He was found
to be. bleeding at the nose and at the
mouth and an ugly bruise on the side
of the head, but was able to walk, by
the assistance OF friend, to his home
two miles distant. DR.. Gulfey was
sent for, VINO pronounced his hurt
serious one; md soft proved to be, for
within about eight hours he breathed
his last. Ray is now in Jail at this
place, having had a preliminary exam
ination before Esquire Day OF Walnut
township.
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GRAPHIC SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The following subscriptions to the
WEEKLY GRAPHIC have been received
since our last announcement.
c. S. Melvin, 5octs-; Jos. Wenger
sI.5o; Samuel Limans, S1.oo; MIS-.
NJ. y. Simmons, SI,5o; G. r. Huston,
5octs.; C. c. Tartar, S1.5o; ]. N. Ab-
erna,hy, $500; ]. NJ. Long, S1.5o; B.
F. Hall, $3.50; n. Speer, 5octs-; NJ.
H. Towles, ST 50. VIM. Houser, SI.5o
G. W. Dennison, S1.5o; W., Eckert,
75cts.; I'D. Huston, SI.oo: B. Finch
Sr.oo; ]. Wilson, $3.50; NJ. \. Fullee,
S1.5o; Newton Vandiver, 5octs.; Mrs.
Mamie Caskey. 5octs.; B. +. Chase,
5octs.; II. NJ. Durham, $3.50; c. A,
Paulson. 75cts. James Logan, SLIGO;
William Logan, $3.50.
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appointments.

There vii. pe preaching at the Fps
copal church, next Sunday, Sept. II. at
II a. m. by Rev. S. X. Fowler.
Preaching at the Bryant school
house next Tuesday evening, at 7:3O
o'clock by Rev. J. S. Boyd.
The East District Ministerial Associa.
ton, U. B. Church, will be held at Bra
shear. beginning Sept, 2Sth and con-
tinuing three days. The first quarter
ly meeting of Brashear circuit for the
conference. year viii occur IN connec-
ton with the above. 4 cordial invita-
ton extended TO all.
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THE MARSH AGuE CURE.
Nothing Known Equal to II for Curing ChiIIs
and Fever.

II consider the Mash A!gne Curs the
best remedy in the world for curing
Fever and Ague I have never known
it to fail."-U. H. Miller, Independ'
ence, Kans.
"There l.; more permanent cure in a
50 cent bottle of the Marsh Ague Cu,t
than in all the Quinine and other rem
edies l have ever tried."- NJ. A. Tay-
lor, Nebraska City, Neb.
II am satisfied there is nothing
known to medical science that will cure
all forms of Ckills and Fever as quick
", safely, and permanently as the
Marsh Ague Cme. Its low price-5o
eents-brings it within the reach of
all."- [W. E. Johnson, Atchison Kan
sas.
The Marsh Ague furs Is for sale by
Gray & Co., East Side Square, and by
prominent dealers everywhere. Itcures
the worst cases of Tertlan, or Third
Day Ague, when other medicine fail.
Try it. Price only 50 cents-iquid Or
pills.
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COUNTY COURT PRoCEEEINGs.

County Court met Monday Sept. 4tl
1889, and confined IN session four days
Officers all present. The following
business was transacted.
Upon application OF w. H. Swishe
| the tax on the ne. or. sec. l6 tip 63 E /
for the year 1877 was released for tn
reason that said land at that time wa
school land and not subject to taxa
ton.
The bonds of Allen Brackney anl
Alex McKendry as road overseers wer'
approved.
Cynthia Rider was ordered sent to the
blind asylum at st. Louis as a county
patient.
The account of T. NJ. Brasfield
against the state OF Missouri for s105(
for state part premium on seven we'll
scalps was ordered certified TO the state
Auditor for payment.
The bonds of Annie and Marion Behy-
mer to use of county school funds s400
and 62-15 800 in lieu of John Shavers
bond for same amount were approved.
Released school fund mortgages of
John Shaver in G page 277 and OF
d. w. Thompson in G page 2S5 and of
Thos. Story in G page 50.
Upon petition of more than one hun
dred voters of Adair county Mo-, the
court ordered the proposition to
prohibit swine from running at
large submitted to the voters at the
election IN November.
The court granted W. H. Lewis
license to sun two pool tables in Adair
county Mo-, for six months.
The bond of Stephen Glenn as con-
tractor to grade road in Salt River
township near Brashear was approx
ed.
The road petitoned for by Thos.
Drummer, ct. al. was ordered opened
and the overseer to have notice to
keep the same in good repair.
Fifty dollars was appropriated to
build bridge OF Timber branch in
Salt river twp. and T. ]. Dockery was
ordered to advertise and let contract
for building same.
In matters OF the application of Ell
Sage for compromise of back taxes on
the west half OF northeast fourth Of
northwest or. 14-62-l6 it was ordered
by the court that the collector be in
structed to receive the aggregate sum of
the original tax on SAID land for the
years-and give receipts in full there
fore
The bond of Jas Shahan as contrac-
tor to build bridge on Lost branch
was approved.
The Bond OF C. T. Mercer Tor 5000 10
the county school fund (2lO0 in lien Of
Robt. Mercer) was approved.
List Of Grand and Petit Jurors pub
lished last week.
P. a. Boone was appointed road over
seer in district No. s Walnut town
ship.
The report of I. j. Dockrey on
bridge on Lost branch near San. Nes-
bits was approved.
The bill of costs amounting to $2061
to coroneris inquest on body of VIM.
Snow ordered certified to the treasurer
for payment.
The bond of Sam. Carpenter as Dram
shop keeper was filed and continued.
The application and petition Of Sam
Carpenter for dram shop license in the
town of kirksvllle were filed and con-
tinued.
800 - $1,000
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Fine Knitting Yarns.

Hi kinds and qualities 10 6stouAa in
tie market-6ut ne desire 10 call y0u1
attention to oAr FIns 4bLy German
H0ysted yarn, Pit nb in II ID. sheins,
at s5tts. fer skein or 81 IS fer b0und.
It is by far tie test and finest ya1n
eger sold in AifkSaiXe.
b. f. LamktN.
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Parties desiring goods in large guam
titles will find it TO their interest to try
Halliday Bros. before buying. They
wait for no man to set prices for them
Quick sales and small profits has always
been their motto.
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Married.

EDWARDS-HART-ByE Elder Williams, of Floyds
creek. at his residence, on Tuesday of this week
Mr.. Joseph Edwards. and Miss Saran A. Hart.
daughter of VIM. Hart, all Of Clay township.
SUBLETTE-RCSsELL-A the residence of Elder
Russell, in this city on Monday morning. Sept. II.
Mr.. " IL. Sublette, OF Polk township. aud Miss
Clara Russell, oil hirssyille.
PRoPsr-SrRoCK-on Sunday evening the 10th inst.
by Rev. +. 81. Green al his residence in Kinks
VILE, Amos Propsi and Mollie f. Strock.
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some Peach.

On Tuesday Mr.. ". 0. H. P. Am
norman left on our table-while we
we're away what We at first sight took
to be small pumpkin, but which upon
careful examination proved to be an
enormous peach. 1t weighed So oun-
ces and measured 10 inches III circum-
terpnra
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Farmers Attention.

Bring your produce TO Halliday
Bros, where you can get CASH. They
are still at their old stand north side
square. Thanks for past favors and
solicitations for their continuance
Your I'luly. HALLADAY Bios.
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1882. ladies' Garments. 1883.

Largeaam0'7meat9 ct. StLsh DOlmans
Cloaks, Palet0ts, and /dtket5, f0r la
dis, Kisses, and Chilarln, 7giX allUays
be t0nNa at tie NammoM Dry G00d
Store of 3 +. Ldmkin
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That cheap lot of fish offered by Hal
laday Bros. last week went like light
ming. To meet the demand created
they have an other heavy order Just
in-BuY WHERE you GET BARGAIN.
This Is our last order this season.
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See notice IN this issue OF vote on
hog law to be submitted to tho voters
of Adalr county at the ensuing election.
This is question that concerns farm
ers specially and they are the ones to
discuss and decide it. Our columns
are open for practical discussion OF
the question.
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DISSOLUTION.

By mutual consent BAYLOR & MILLER
have this day dissolved their co-part-
nership.
\. A. BAYLOR will continue the store
at klrksvllle as n. \. BAYLOR, and col.
lect and pay all accounts of the late
firm at KirksyilIe, No.
a. Z. MILLER will continue the store
at Milan. Mo..as \. p. MILLER, and collect
and pay all accounts of the late firm at
Milan, Mo. y. A. BAYLOR.
Sept. lst. 1882. 4. p. MILLER.
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sETTE UP.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the late firm of Drs. SWEET
nam & Cohen will save trouble by call
ing at once and setting their accounts.
The books are in the hands of DR.. Co
ben and the bills must I've paid.
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a large assortment of Painted and
Plain Flower Pots, Hanging vases and
Urns from the Justly celebrated Peoria
potteries, just received at J. B. Larkins
Grocery store. south side of the square.
Ladies call in and see them.
Baylor has India cashmers &c.
Thorough instruction on the Piano
by Mrs. Winslow. Residence third
block south Of square.
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Ne had intended attending the Sun
DAY school picnic near Bullion last Sat
urday, but b business prevented. We
guess they got along all right. never,
theless Notwithstanding.
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w. A. Thomas, colored man living
on the Charlton died very suddenly
Saturday night. He had been alilng
for sometime but II had not been con-
side,ed serious up TO few hours be-
fore his death.
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Mrs. c. a. Paulson of Greentop,
made the GRAPHIC a business call to-
day, showing that she appreciates the
chest paper in Missouri" Mrs. P
also left a beautiful lot of Concord
grapes as pleasant reminder of her
visit.
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Halliday Bros. have lust received a
large stock of Queensware and Glass
ware for the fall trade. Price their
goods before buying elsewhere.
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ladies' Fine Shoes.

he are sh07ofng a larger selection Of
Ladies, Misses, and Childrea's Fine
Slices Man any B00ta and Slice H0use fr
f07pA. b. 7. Lamk!n.
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The Wabash is making arrange
ments to sell round trip tickets to the
Macon reunion next month a, che and
one-thil rate.
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The well known Cakes Troupe Is bill
ed for this place on the Goth. Those
of our citizens who witnessed their en-
tertainment here last winter Will be
glad of the opportunity OF seeing them
again. They gave one OF the best con-
certs ever gwen in kirksville.SWe eN-
pect to see them greeted with a full
house.
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Rheumatism, disordered blood, gen.
eral debility, and many chronic diseases
pronounced incurable, are often cured
by Browns Iron BitterS.
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We still have few gross of those
fruit jars left, at ruinoasly low prices.
Gail quick before they all gone at
Halliday Bros.
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The Normal starts off well this term
and we are glad to hear that prospects
for successful year are exceeding y
favorable. Quite a number of new
students have presented themselves.
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Mr.. Il. E. Coontz of Hannibal, at
present one of Uncle Sans cadets at
Annapolis, Maryland, is visiting his un-
cle' Mr.. G. R. Brewlngton, and other
Kirksviile friends.
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We learn there is some sort of q
hitch IN the Macon reunion in regard
to tents or something of the kind. We
hope the good citizens, down there wllI
not let it tall through.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-15

Sneak thieves are plying their yoca-
ton with considerable industry IN some
parts Of town. We understand the
premises of CHAR ley AlIgaier have been
thus honored and clothing hanging out
and other small articles taken. Uncle
Charley says some of them viii get 4
dose vet il they don't stoplt.