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Robbery at Crawford.

Last Saturday night at about eleven
O'Clock, five men called at the restau-
rant kept by Mr.. Finch and knocked.
On being asked by The boy who staid
there, who was there, they answered
ga friend" They were then told to go
away; but instead of doing so they
broke open the door and helped them
selves to cigars, lunch, ETC.. filling a
sack which they carried, leaving the
boy too badly scared to be able to
identity them. We learn there is clue
to the robbery and we may be able to
give further particulars next week.
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To the Public.

On the 18th day of April, 1882, we
insured our building and stock of gro.
ceries with Mendell & Thompson, and
three days thereafter the same was
burned; and to-day our loss was salts
factorily adjusted and paid. We there
fore take pleasure in saying that Men.
dell & THOMPSON are competent and re.
liable gentlemen to insure with, and
will see that you get youri money
in case of loss. We will insure with
them again as quick as we can rebuild
And all who desire reliable insurance
and their business properly attended to
will never regret calling ON them; as
we have been there and know.
no4-2w HAMILTON BROTHERS.
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FRIDAYS Daily

Rev. W. NJ. Brown, If Brashear gave
u, pleasant call this morning.
Mr.. J. J. Brastield went to Union.
vile to-day. He intends opening a
nrotuce business at that place.
The rain to-day comes like wet
banker on business.
Two boys had fight yesterday even
ing and were both fined small
amount.
\ young gentleman had the spots
knocked out of him by colored female
pugilist at the dance last night.
Building operations are active all
over the CITY, new houses, new addl-
tions. new fences, etc. are going up on
every hand.
Good carpenters say the Brick School
here can be thoroughly ana etiectu-
ally repaired for one thousand dollars.
Why not do it?
Little good will it do to get mad and
kick up jack" because people won't
see OF vote exactly lis you do.
Joe. NJ. Davis, a young man of this
city, son of VIM. Davis, goes to Han
nibal to-day to take position as fire.
man On the NJ. X & T.
We have received quite a spicy re-
port of the colored dance last night
with list of the white guests who
took part and gave variety to the
scene by their presence. We omit the
list of conspicuous guests through pre-
Dental motives, knowing that the
modest young society gentlemen would
shrink from too much publicity. They
say everything passed off quite success
fully and all went merry as mar
rage bell" Next time we will detail
special reporter for the occasion so
that modest merit may not go unmen-
toned.
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CHILLS AND FEVER.
Malarial Fever, Dumb Ague. and all
Miasnatic Diseases,
Are Quickly Cured With the 80 cent
''MarSh Ague Cure"

Your Ague Cure is a good thing.
One so cent bottle cured my two child
rem of ChllIs and Fever. One of nv
nelghbors used it in pill form. and was
quickly cured."-[J. W. Harris, Kan
sas City, Mo.
'The demand for your Ague Cure is
growing better all the tim. ].
W. Neal, druggist, xenia, Kans
Zone so cent bottle of the Marsh
Ague Cure has accomplished wonders
In my family. 1t has cured S children.
of Chills and Ague. 1t is the best and
cheapest chill remedy wn."-[Mrs.
Mary Williams, Sedalia, Mo.
The Marsh Ague Cure is for sale By
W. G. Fout & Bro, druggists and By
prominent dealers everywhere. Price
so cents-iquid or pills,
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Saturdays Daily.
The great agony is over at last.

The great agony IS over at last.
The Hotel at Wilson has been -e,
Gently remodeled and fixed up.
Miss Ella Woods will teach the sum
mer school at Wilson this year.
The President has nominated ]. D
Miller as postmaster at Kirksyille.
1t is about time to begin Fourth o
July talk. Edna and Quincy are both
making preparations.
The Graphic has Just as many sub
scribers at Wilson postofiice as all the
other papers IN the county combined
and the list is not very large either.
The general sentiment seems to be
that any change in the post office vii
be an improvement. Mr.. Miller is
competent and can make the office
what it should be if he tries, and We
believe he will try.
Mr.. J. S. McCreery, the enterprising
Brashear merchant and postmaster,
called in to see us one day this week
and gave us pleasant business inter,
view.
Yesterday L. A. Willard purchased
the Swigert building on the east side o.
the square for $500. This will give
him a splendid store room for his gro
Gerry business. We learn that the fur
niture stock will be moved to the Coop
building.
Mr.. VIM. Hutchinson and wife, O
Polk township, dropped in to see us
this week. and paid two subscriptions
on the GRAPHIC. We are always GLAD
to see our friends, but when they 'come
for US" in this way, it is doubly crafty
ing.
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4 Patrfach

Writes: with a firm, steady hand (not a
trembling one) though my age is nearly
eighty, | give my testimony to the val
lie of Burdock Blood Bitters: for twenty
years l suffered tortures indescribable
through dyspepsia, indigestion and con-
stipation. l tried hundreds ofremedies,
but all money was thrown away until l
tried your bitters. / give Bmdock
Blood Bitters the credit for making me
strong and hearty. Pnce $I.oo, For sale
by 7. G.. Jamison
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Always First |!

BAYLOR & MILLER have re-
ceived and ready for sale al
the spring novelties, summer
silks, laces, spring wraps,
trimming laces, neck ware, and
in fact, all the late and desir.
able goods for the spring and
summer for 1882. Remember
our goods speak for them
selves. Our prices are the
LOWEST and our qualities the
BEST for the MONEY. Don't
buy until you first examine
our goods.
BAYLOR. e. MILLER.
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GreeRt0p GraphiCs.

GRErNrof, MAY IS Two clea
days this week.
Planting corn is the order of the
day.
4 Mr.. G.. p Martin, Of Glenwood, tool
In 100 dozen chickens Friday and Sat.
urday. He paid $500 per doz for old
hens, leaving considerable pm money
though the country.
Mrs. Clay Price arrived home from
her visit to Grundy County, Mo-, to-
day.
Mrs. Louie Orr, daughter of G. w.
Gatlin, was taken very sick Saturday.
Her life was despaired ofyesterday, but
she is some better to-day.
Mrs. Grayson was on the sick list
last week but she is some better this
week.
Some of our citizens felt bad last
Saturday and took some medicine to
make them feel better, but it did not
improve their feelings + noticed them
on the street to-day and they seem to
be very weak in their knees.
Esq. Lewis had two fine swarms of
bees come out yesterday.
Considerable excitement was caused
the other day by Burt Henderson get
ting too much forty rod whiskey and
threatening to whip old man Grogan,
who lives near Kirksville.
S. B. Lind shipped two cars of cattle
and one car of hogs to St. Louis last
week and Wells & Reynold one car
hogs, instead of Mr.. Smell.
Chinch bugs have disappeared since
our cold rains and the Colorado Pota-
toe beetle have made their appear
ance in considerable numbers already.
Twelve Or fifteen boys belonging to
Greentop, made a raid on somebody's
chickens Saturday night and had an old
fashioned chicken roast west of town.
Boys you ought to buy your chick
ems. How did those two old hens eat
REGULAR,
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The Southern Methodists will, till fur
ther notice, hold their services Ia the
Episcopal church, Bishop Robertson
having approved of the consent of the
Nestrymen. Preaching next Sabbath
at Il j. ~, and 7:45 ?. NJ. Sunday
School $50. A. H., Prayer Meeting
Wednesday 7:45. p VI.
A. V. BvYLEY.
ilay l.. 1882.
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Geo. H. Rankin, of our town, cut his
foot with an axe about the first of
March and was disabled four weeks.
He has received $40 for lost time from
the Travlers Life & Accident Insurance
OF Hartford Con-, through their Agent.
J. G. Thatcher, Kirksyille.
1t pays to insure against accidents.
Call on Thatcher and get policy.
d&w2w-n1
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That Circulation.

Another post office heard from, at
which the figures stand as follows:
GRAPH1cs, 81: Democrats, Is. At eleven
Offices so tar heard from the GRAPHIC
leads all others in the county. Demo-
c,at rates second falling SO copies behind
the GRAPHIC. These are facts.
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Kidney Complaint Cured.

B Turner, Rochester N. Y, write: l
have been for over year subject to
serious disorder of the kidneys, and Of
ten unable to attend TO business; l pro-
cured your Burdock Blood Bitters, and
was relieved before half bottle was
used. / intend to continue, as feel
confident that they will entirely cure me.
Price $1.oo. For sale by !. G. Jamison
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Fact.

A letter from P 0. Sharpless, drug
gist, Marion, Ohio, in writing of
THOMAS EcLEcrRIc OH, says: Zone
man was cured of sore throat of eight
years standing with one bottle" We
have a number of cases of rheumatism
that have been cured when other reme-
dies have failed. We consider it the
best medicine sold. Price $I.oo. For
sale by ]. G. Jemison.
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Considering the fact that new can
dldates will be announcing themselves
from time to time, voters should be in
no hurry to pledge themselves without
sufficient forethought. Take time to
consider, and then 60 for the best men.
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New Baden Springs.

Mr.. Geo. Sohn, one OF our Oldest and
best known citizens who resides some
five miles north of Kirksyllle speaking
Of the New Baden Springs says: am
50 years of age and have been afflicted
with disease of the Kidneys since 1864.
I have been using this Baden water at
intervals since last August, and hav
derived more benefit from its use than
from all the Doctors and medicines
have tried.
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wine asrrick Dead.

A telegram from Knox City, an
nounces the sad news of the death Of
Will Herrick. which took place at that
place this Thursday morning. He
will he buried here tomorrow at one
p. NJ.
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KirksviIIe Mills.

We wish to inform the public that
we are still selling flour at retail fo-
wholesale prices at the Coop building.
We wish to say to those who want
grinding done that they must come
within the next two weeks as we
will shut our mills down about Nav
Goth to change it over to rhe roller
system, and will remain idle about 30
days. Ross & &c.
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Quarterly Meeting

The first quarterly meeting for Kinks
vile circuit M. E. Church, will be held
on next Saturday and Sunday at Wes-
ley Chapel. Preaching on Saturday at
2 P. NJ. Quarterly conference at 3 P.
NJ. The usual services on Sunday
All are invited to attend.
j.. BENTLEY,
F. M. GREEN.
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Basket Meeting.

On Sunday, May %, basket meeting will
be held at the Y. B. church at Brashear
There will be a baptising after the forenoon
services. Services conducted by Ed. A. w.
Geeslin. Everybody with their. baskets well
filed are cordially invited. II. P. WARDRIP
Pastor
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Lace Curtains!
10 New Styles in
Lace Curtains . and
Lace Lambrequins re-
ceived this week by
B. E. LAMKN.
FOR THE LADIES.

You aoiX As0zv JfNd Patteru .SheeLs fo5.
ANYTHING JON rant to make or 7uear at
Harlan Bros. No mesdef sending off.
Mfay styles every agssk and every pattern
perfect, direet fran tile Domestic Pat
tern Company.
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COCHRANE'S.

Our stock of imported and
domestic woolens is always
full aud complete. Remeln,
Der that we carry the largest
line OF suitings in North Mis-
souri,, ard guarantee to please
you.
,IWe defy competition Ill
goods, prices and workman.
ship. w. G. c0cHRAKE.
Rooms over Fowler's Drug
Store, southwest cor. of square.
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New Rrlck

Mr.. John w. Bernard has now under
Roadway two brick yards with double
set of hands and will soon be FULLY pre-
dared to meet the demands for first
class quality of brick. Hold your
orders few days and he will be ready
to furnish any amount desired
no-52-4W.
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Mondays Daily.
ce cream is ripe.

Ice cream Is ripe.
Strawberries are in the market.
The new time table will be found In
this issue.
There were many people who did not
hear the alarm Saturday night.
DIR. Wesscher starts to st. Louis this
morning to be absent two or three days
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the books
of the late firm of Swigert & Brigham
have been placed in the hands Of P. F.
Greenwood. And all those indebted
will save cost by calling en- Mr.. Green
wood and settling Immediately.
H. Ross & Co.
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CHEAP FOR CASH OR TRADE.

\ Large Team of MATCH GREYS,
for sale CHEAP, with new Moline wagon
and new harness at the North Missouri
Livery Stable. Apply to j. C. Horri-
gan o, MITCHELL & HINTON.
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Try the Cocoa Nut Oil Soap. Moth
ing like it for beautifying and soften
ing the complexion. Something nice
and new. Just the thing for hard
water For sale at Fowler's Drug
Store. southwest corner square.
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AChila Accidentally Shot.

On Saturday evening last Frank
Lutz, a grandson of Jacob Lutz, living
eight miles west of this place, while
with his cousin, Isaac Thompson, who
was hunting squirrels. was in some un-
accountable manner, by the premature
dlsharge of the gun, shot through the
left leg, just below the knee, the ball
tearing an ugly hole through both
flesh and bone and passing out on the
other side. Surgical aid was at once
called from here and all the assistance
possible rendered. The little fellow is
only eight years old.
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Mood, Coal. and Ice!

For safe cheab. Leave orders
at office, corner Elson and Mss uri
Sts., Kirksviile, Mo. JSo. L. POTTER
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K. OIL.

AL; members of the Knights Of
Honor are requested to be in attend
ance at the regular meeting next Fri
day night. Important business.
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Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need
Jor Construction, Loss of Appetite
dizziness and all symptoms of Of Dy,-
pepsia. Price 10 and IS cents per bot
tie. Sold b, kirksville No. DIV e. W
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For lame back, side or chest use
) hilohs Plaster. Price 25cts. Sold by
L. K. Fowler, Kirksville, Mo. DIV e-w
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ATTENTION I,

We would call the attention of the
farmer to the fact that we have full
supply of all kinds of Repairs for Rea-
pers and Mowers at
w. J. WILKES & Go.
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The finest Pianos, Organ and Furni-
ture polish ever introduced Tor use now
for sale at J. W. Martins Music Store.
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The Balm of Life is for sale, whole.
sale and retail. at J. G Jamison's and
F. A. Groves. Kirksville, Mo.
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Shiloh's cough and Consu mption cure
Is sold by US On guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. Sold by T. r. Fowler,
hlrkSvllle Mo. DIV e-W
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SleepleSs lights, made miserably by
a terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
sure remedy for you. Sold by 7. r
Fowler. kirksvilIe, Me. DIV e-y
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PLOWS. PlOWS,

Garden City and Gem City Plows and
CultivafOrs at
no 45.l LINK G. BRASFIELD'S
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J. Edmlnston, the popular tailor at
No. S. wants you to call and see his
new goods.
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Jim Arch Horn had words with a
Mr.. Tracy, of Kirksville, and knocked
him down very emphatically with a
brick-bat on last Monday. Bricb-bat
uninjured. Tracy paid fine. Horn
under bond for trial. Lancaster En-
celsior.
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WOODS SELF-BINDER AND HAIR
VESrER.

We have just received full line of
the Celebrated Woods Machines. Call
and see the new Irvine Binder, east
side Of the square at
w. J. WILKES c Cas-.
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CHAMPION,
Reapers and Mowers
Call and see them
w. j. WILKES & Co.

When you want fine photographs,
go to Swemn's. They ale using the
Lightning Process, cloudy as well as
clear weather.
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Croupe, Wbooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by T. r. Fowler. Huntsville,
No. DIV e-W
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Handsome styles, all grades andlow.
est prices, on Wall Papers, Window
Curtains, Borders, etc, at Fout Bros.
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CHEAP FLOUR,

The Boom on Flour still continues at
the Coop Building.
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Stylish Clothing!

Everybody in want of a
Fine Dress Suit or Stylish
Business Suit of clothing al
WAYS goes TO
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Call at Fout Bros Drug Store for bot
tom figures on Oils. Paints, Wall Pap
ers, Window Shades, Fixtures, etc.
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The Garden City sulky pillow is the
boss. For sale by Link & Brasheld.
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Dentist.

Fout Bros. are making a big drive
on Wall Papers. Largest stock and
best variety in town.
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Go to Holmes & Amick for Dool
and Window Frames all complete.
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President Charles of the Fulton
female college will give to that ,nstItn-
ton the money he gained out of the
Boulware damage suit.
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THE BEST.

rs fine line Of Dress GoOds as zysrs
ez'sy displayed in Kirks9izs, n05o on
sale at /01M Caskey's.
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We are taking the lead on Oils. Paints
Varnishes, etc. AT Fout Bros.
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Richards citizens agree to defray ex.
penses of the removal to ihat town from
Waynesville of the county seat and tc
build new court house. The matter
will be decided by vote, andif removal
is ordered it will cost the county not.l-
ing.
This is the way the Quincy Conme.-
cial Reriem man goes for his delinquent
subscribers:
Our subscriptions for the past year
are now due and we shall drop in on
you very soon We have got church
subscriptions to make and a bull pup
to buy, and we need the money. Don't
stand US off. now that we have told
you how we shall dispose of our coliea-
tions-,t won't do
AN EIGHT OUNCE BABY.-The story
comes from Candelaria, Nevada, that
the smallest baby in the world has deem
born in that camp. The father is a
miner in the employ of the Northern
Belle Company, and weigh 100 pounds,
and the mother is stout, healthy wom-
an, weighing perhaps 100 pounds.
The child is male, perfectly formed,
put upon its birth it only weighed eight
ounces. Its face is about the size of a
horse chestnut, and the size ofits legs
can be imagined, when it is stated that
a ring worn upon the little finger of its
mother was easily pulled over its foot
up to knee. 1t is the opinion of the
attending physician that the child will
live and prosper in good health, not
withstanding its diminutive proportions.
LET the fompetsf0rs blow, but re-
member one fact, that HARLAN Bros.
will sell you Dry Goods, Notions.
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps for less money than the compete
tiers will furnish YOU the same.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN HERB BlTTERS.
The Great Panacea tor Malaria
Chills, Fever, Bilious Fever. etc.

S' 4S'NAs OAAAVuS iVSCI. ctC.
As the present season is fraught with
high water and more or less nalarious
influence, you want a medicine that
has passed test. Rocky Mountain Herb
Bitters, prepared by DR.. N. Wilson
have done so. in the severist cases. and
as they are put up in sizes, to reach all,
Call on your druggist for them.
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A Sad AFFAIR.

Tuesday evening about four o'clocl
a sad affair occurred which more thai
ever illustrates the folly and danger o
allowing children to handle fire arms.
Allen Mcdonald, aged twelve, hat
been hunting, and on his return home
was passing the residence of Mrs
Quintal, in the south part of town
Her little son Willie, year or two
younger than the Mcdonald boy, came
to the fence from the wood pile with
an axe in his hand. Accounts are
conflicting somewhat but it is said the
Mcdonald boy, probably in jest, cried
out "your money or your liie," or
something similar, picked up probably
from the pernicious Jesse James class
of literature only too common and
familiar to boys of the present day.
The gun was discharged and Willie
Quintsl fell MORALLY wounded in the
door yard of his mothers home.
The ball entered IN the neck or
upper part of the breast and severed
an artery. Death ensued in few
moments. The boy was standing by a
lialac bush which was spattered with
his blood. He made two or three
steps and fell near the gate and ex-
pired in his mothers presence. The
funeral took place this afternoon. The
following is the verdict of the coroner's
jury:
VERDICT OF JURY.
State OF Missouri, County of Adair.
We the jury, having been duly sworn
and affirmed by John Waddill, coroner
of Adair Co., Mo-, diligently to enquire
and true presentment make, in what
manner and by whom Willie Quintal
whose dead body was found at Kinks
vic, Mo-, on the 10th day of May,
1882, came to his death, after hearing
the evidence, and upon full enquiry
concerning the facts, and a careful ex-
of said body, do find that
the deceased came to his death By a
gun.shot wound in the upper part of
the breast on the right side, from a gun
in the hands of Allen Mcdonald.
Given this day under our hands at
Kirksville, in the county of Adair afore-
said, this 10th day of May, 1882.
G. M. MCGUIRE, Foreman.
ANDREW JACKSON,
E. B. BREwINGTnN,
IRA G. HARLAN,
L. F. CAMPBELL,
w. N. HOPE.
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Corns. Bunions and Frosted feet fine
magic relief in Balm OF Life.