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Tue~dar's Daily,

Mr.. John Beall, ST., dropped in to see
us yesterday.
H. o. Hannah and wife. returned Ia
Moberlv this morning.
r. F. Becktol went to st. Louis this
morning on business and will he gone
ill Friday or Saturday.
Robert Brown, who has been sto p
ping here several days started for q
three weeks trip to kentucky, this
morning.
Andrew Beatty, one OF the old pic.
neers. and a former Sheriff of this coun-
ty starts with his family to Southern
Kansas this week. He will settle in
Montgomery county.
NJ. l.. Beeman has moved his resi-
dence to another part Of his grounds
and is fixing it up IN style.
Miss Mary Rankin left this morning
for summer visit to friends in Vernon
county.
We learn that Harry Armstrong cut
his fingers severely Saturday evening
while opening q can OF fish. DIR. G. d.
Coe. dressed the wound.
Mr.. Clark's house at Sublette was
struck by lightning saturday after
noon and the chimney and stovepipe
badly wrecked. Some of the family
were considerably shocked by the
stroke.
We learn that the residence occupied
by X. W. Mears and L. w. Link was
entered last night, but the thief or
thieves were scared off by the presence
of the family. So far nothing has been
missed.
Through the politeness Of Prof. l. N
Matlick, We have received a copy of the
programme Of the Eighth Annual En-
tertainment of the Alumni OF the North
Missouri State Normal School, which
occurs this evening. Mr.. Matlick goes
to Kansas City in a few days.
The remarks Yesterday In regard to
the apparently studied neglect to fur
nlsh the Graphic with programmes etc
by the Normal authorities have called
forth the explanation that it was unin-
territorial. We hope SO and will add
that our representative was offered
every opportunity yesterday in his dut.
les OF collecting matter for publlcati on.
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pays for the Weekly
GRAPHIC during the
Campaign.
Always Eirst!

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 ana
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.
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"A CONFESSION.
kirksville JOurnal)

WE have been pulling at those long
ears of the kirksville reform newspa-
per man for long time and WE
brought one off at last.
1t is not often a man will publicly
brand himself as a conspirator. We
admire the journals cheeky admission,
of its work. "damnable" as it is.
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No Family Can Aero 70 - Wltooot
. Sofe NJ Relate
AG0oly.
The surprising excellence Of MAasn's
Tonic AsrRINGKNT, for Bowel Com
plants, is acknowledged BY al Who
have tried It. 1t possesses in . high
degree, the Astringent. Carminative
Anodyne. Tonic and Stimu!ant psopes.
ties Of the most valuable roofs, banks,
and medicinal substances known to
mankind, for the safe. rapid, and effect
ual cure Of DiarThes, Dysentasy,
Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum,
and al relaxed and deranged condiaioe
of the Stomach and Bowels. II con-
no mineral ar mercurial poison, nor
any deleterious substance whatever,
and can be administered 10 the mose
delicate person with perfect safety and
confidence. It does not leave the
bowels fosfipakd, =: many prepare
tons do, but in a natural and hehlthy
condition.
MARsH's Tonic AsrRINGENT is fos
sale by GRAY r Co.. druggists, East
side square, Kirksvil]e. Mo.
nj 7dvi
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Saturdays Daily.

Stanley Thompson, and j. J. Spen'
Ger have each been unsuspicious guests
at the Hooper farm within the past
month and were treated in an affable
and hospitable manner by the chief OF
the Bank Robbers. =,
The leader of the bank robbers went
bv the name of Frank Ward, hut his
real name is is Frank Mason and he is
well known IN the vicinity OF Brook
field. Among his effects were found q
cabinet photograph. made at Indian
anolis and a certificate in the name Of
Mr.. Johnson from the medical depart :
ment of the young mems Christian As
ISOLATION at Louisville Ken lucky. .
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A PAPER has an individuality and
personality of its own, and stands or
falls not so much by VINO may be EN-.
ployed on it, as by what it contains.
The days of personal journalism, when
the life or death, the presence or alb
sence, the favor or disfa7or of lndlvidu-
ais, decided its success or failure are
past. A newspaper must stand OF fall
on its own intrinsic merits and general
character and tone. Onee established
on firm basis a newspaper becomes
the most permanent property and con-
stantlv renews its lease Of existence
Men NAV come and go but 1t goes on
forever" is in limited sense as correct
or a newspaper as of living fountain.
Nothing but the worst Of management
can kill a really valuable newspaper
after it Is on paying basis. and few
journals that really deserve to live ever
di. Type. material. machinery. all
may be swept away but there remains
the individuality of the journal which
rises unscorched, and unlnjured. A
good newspaper is worth in real dollars
and cents many times the amount of
its plant for its capital is located in
a thousand homes and cannot be wiped
out by the accidents and ordinary ca
lamities of fire or food.
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Popular Everywhere.

"Burdane,' the French name for Bur
dock, Is as popular in France 81 in Amer
lea. As an anti scorbutic. aperient end
diuretic it cannot be too highly extolled
BUEDOcK BLOOD BIrraRs combine in .
condensed from" all its good properties.
For govt, cutaneous disorder. and kid
ney troubles they are unequaled. Price
sl.OO, For sale by J. G. Jemison.
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Fer sale.

A good stock Of General Merchan.
disc, in Willmathville, Mo-. in good
condition. No old goods. VIII in.
voice $4,000. Best stand in town.
Good room and ware.roem Can be
rented for 81. per month. Reason for
selling: other business engagement.
Sales during the past year $4,000.
Terms: cash or bankable notes. Apply
to or address H. c. REYNOLDS,
Wilmathville, Mo.
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Nane Changed

The name of the IABells High school
by direction of the Executive Board, has
been changed to the WESTERN Acad-
envy" as more suited to its cause, and
one that distinguishes it as private
school.
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County Court met Monday June 9TH,
1889, and continued in session three
days. Officers all present. The follow
ing business was transacted:
The bonds of Chas. Callison, A. ID.
Scranton, Peter Dorr. john II. Camp
bell, d. w. Begole Elijah klttle and $.
w. Pinker:on as road oyerseerS were
approved.
Annual settlement of Jas. Long as
road overseer was approved.
The accounts OF w. Il. Stamper
against the state of Missouri for $500
state part IF premium on two wolf
scalps. Geo. w. Jones $500 state part
Of premium on two wolf scalps and Ed.
d. Miller, for 500 state part CT pre-
MUM on five wolt scalps were ordered
certified to State Auditor for allowance
and payment.
the school fund mortgages of Nelson
Cole, in Book G. page 200 and ID. l..
Truitt il book &. page 76 and book J..
page 544. were released.
A. uckalew ct al petition for change
Of road for purpos. OF cultivation
co missioner report iled and approx
ed and change granted.
One Billiard table license was grant
ed to VIM. II. Lewis.
Proposition to publish financial state
ment tor year ending April 80, 1882
without cost TO the county made by
Heiny & Hooper. Proposition accepted
by the court and the printing of the
statement awarded to the KirksvlIle
Journal.
The quarterly statement of fees col
lected by J. c. Carothers as county
clerk for the quarter ending April 80,
1882 was approved.
The Bonds and mortgage of ID. I
Truitt to the county school fund for
$1,000 and to school t.. 81, range 16 for
$4,000 in lieu of bonds Of E. p. Trui.t
for same amounts were approved.
The following road overseer> were
appointed:
G. W. Lessinger. dist. no. Benton tip.
Chas. Patterson. 5
Ruff. Parcels {" Is
A B Neatherly ) Morrow tip
Made order II sale Of property of NJ,
l. Bunnelle under foreclosure of school
fund mortgage sale to be made at Oct.
term of circuit court.
L. J. Dockery was ordered to view
and report plans and estlr ated cost of
bridge on Hog creek near b. A.
Bozarth's residence.
Taxes released on land of I. J. Dock
rey in sec. 16-67-l7 and collector to
have cred,d for the amount OF tax re-
leased.
T. J. Dockrey ordered to let contract
for grading road petitlonsd for bv J.
W. Hall. ct al.
Clerk ordered to make out and FIR
ward TO Register of lands the proper
certificates for patent to sw sw 1868
II to S. q. Reed.
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ICE, ICF,JCE,

Parties desiring Ice will please ap-
ply for tickets leaving address at Office.
corner Of ElsOn and MISSOURI streets.
ANY negligence on part Of men who
deliver ice will please be reported at
Otiic and obi ige JNo. L. PORTER.
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At Tall < ParcelI's, North Side Gal.
lery: Crying babies, laughing babies,
pretty babies, honely babies, all sorts
of babies q picture Of whom can b
made certain in an instant Of time BY
thier new process. 7-4t.
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Wednesday S DAILY,

Gentle summer Is here.
Get ready for the 4th of July.
Jay Henry. of Wilmathville, has our
thanks for recent !avors.
the new machinery for the Kirksyille
Mills is arriving this week.
See notice of public sale Of stock. i'm
plemen's, etc. in this issue.
The Linn county horse thieves seem
to have made good their escase.
Don't you think Company E. de
serves nice uniform? We do.
Relic hunters were GU. in force at
tie sale of the robber s household goods
yesterday, and the goods brought fair
prices.
Miss Gennie Grove and Miss Maggie
Stafford gave Us call this week to see
the daily printed. Miss Gennie looks
well after her long visit in the east.
Mr.. ID. J. Jordan. Treasurer of Put.
nam comfy, is VISITING the Normal this
week. He graduated here in 1877.
People were here yesterday from all
the surrounding counties to get the
news.
Rev. w. A. Presson, of Granger, No..
is in town attending the commence
ment exercises and looking after his
property in this place.
At the bank robbers rendezvous
rope several hundred feet in length was
found which was stretched around the
building and connected with a hell
over their bed. This was to prevent a
surprise.
The story that the bank robbers had
big library Of cheap fiction is not true.
4 fine selection OF medical and scienti-
fic works was found.
Will C. Long, who has been engaged
in the GRAPHIC office for some months
past. expects to go east this summer.
The TACT that Oregon has gone re-
publican bv An increased majority this
year gives the democracy black-eye
20 start out with. They were counting
on big gains on the Pacific coast on the
Chinese question.
The HOVE treasure for June is
issued to-day. This excellent literary
monthly Is finding many friends IN
this and other states, even New Eng
land sending her quota of good words
and subscriptions. 1t Is almost intire-
ly original, and is the only regularly
illustrated literary paper We know of
west of the Mississippi. 1t is sent one
year fol- so cts. Address HOVE TREAS
IRE, Kirksville, Mo.
There will be no service a. the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at
eleven, A. NJ. next Sabbath; but a |
praise service at eight, P, m. with
choice music.
Their forenoon service for that day
is suspended at the request of the
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church, made more than a week since,
in view of the dedicatory services of
the latter church arranged for that hour.
J. B. MITCHELL.
Mr.. ]. w. On, OF Polk township
brought in this morning, sample limbs
rom his orchard of four hundred trees
which are full of young fruit. Several
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Tenyour neighbors
to subscribe for the
Campaign GRAPHIC.
Just Received.

We have just received 4 large stock
Of meats, which We can sell as cheap
as any house in town. New groceries
received almost daily. Stock fresh and
complete. Farmers call and see US.
MARKEY & Son.
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WILKES ( WILLARD

Desire US to say they are just opening
out very handsome and desirable
stock of Queensware. China and Class
ware which for style quality. and price
can't lie beat in Kirksville. Cali and
see them. South side square.
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500 Rabies Wanted.

At the north side Gallery. Instanta.
neOus process used, getting a GOOD pic
turs of the little Pets made sure and
certain. MA:
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Facts Speak For Themselvs.

{. r. Hall, GRANVILLE. ILL.,, writes: Il
never sold any medicine in my life that
gave such universal satisfaction as Tho
MAS EcLEcrRIc On. In my own case 1t
cured a badly liberated throat. and in
threatened Group in my children it
never failed to relieve" For sale by
j. q. JamiSon.
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Mr.. Bancroft expects to preside next
month at the centennial anniversary
of the founding Of Philips Exeter
Academy, New Hampshire.
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The trouble with most weekly news.
papers is that instead of giving to their
subscribers the net results of honest
work, they give only second hand hash;
instead of condensing the latest tele-
grams from the worlds news-centers,
they are satisfied with printing what
they find in their week.old exchanges
ue,5atim ct Hteratam. Now, hash for a
change, will do well enough; but moth
ing but hash is calculated to weaken
the strongest stomach. A man who will
pay for stale news, when he can get the
bright, fresh article for the same mon
ey, is liable to be always behind the
times.-M0dern Ayg0.
A young lady at Madison, Ind,
walked over precipice when out hunt
ing wild flowers and fell IS feet. Strange
to say she was picked up senseless but
with no bones broken, and from pres
ent appearances will soon get well.
She landed in pool of mud, which ex-
plains her comparative immunity from
injury. 1t is a curious thing though
what perils are escaped by some indiv.
iduals while othe:s lose their lives from
what seems the merest rifle.-7oltlo
BLADE.
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REMOVAL.

Funk & Meyers have moved the
New York grocery to the east side Of
the square.
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A great cry is going up from the
hotels, restaurants and housekeepers of
Denver. They are out of meat and the
cattle-owners have corner on the
cattle and refuse to supply the BUTCH
ers except at exhorbltant rates. The
latter refuse to be bled before getting a
chance to bleed the beeves, and Denver
denizens are mourning the absence of
meat at their meals.
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ATTENTION /,

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 / Ca.
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CHAMPION,
Reapers and Mowers
Call and see them
w. j. WILKES 4 Co.
Years of Suffering

ieoiS VI ouHCIluS
Mrs. Barnhart, cor. Pratt and Bro ad-
way, Buffalo. was for twelve years sui
terlng from rheumatism andafter trying
every known remedy without avail, was
entirely cured by Thomas ELECTRIC Oh.
For sale by J. q. Jamison.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Markey s. Son are independent can
didates for public patronage in all
kinds of Groceries. Farmers call in
and see them, north side square.
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"Hackmetack,' lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 80 cents Sold
by 7. X. Fowler. Kirksville, Mo.
dw-ow
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The GRAPHIC till
after the election only
SOC.

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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Virtue Acknowledged.

Mrs. Ira Mulholland, Albany. N. Y,
writes: For several years have suffer
ed from ott-recurring bilious headaches,
constipation, dyspepsia, and complaints
peculiar to my sex. Since using your
BURDocK BLOOD BlrrEIs am entirely
relieved" Price @1.0O. For sale BY J.
q. Jamison.
Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need
Jor Consultation, Loss of Appetite
dizziness and all symptoms of Of Dys.
pepsia. Price 10 and Is cents per bot.
tie. Sold bv Kirksville Mo. DIV e-w
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Sleepless nights, made miserably BY
a terri bic cough. Shiloh's Cure
sure remedy for you. Sold hy I. x
Fowler, Kirksville, Ne. DIV e-W
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Croupe, WhoOping Cough and Bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by T. R. Fowler, K,rksville,
No. DIV e-W
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Shiloh's cough and Consumption cure
is sold by US On a guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. Sold by T. X Fowler,
Kirksville Mo. DIV e-v
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Episcopal.

Bishop Robertson will hold services
at the Episcopal church, Thursday eve
ming June, % at 8 O'Clock.
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CAMEEoNs Republican State Coven-
ton will reconvene at Harrisburg
June 2!st, to complete the state ticket,
which has been decimated by the resig-
nation of the candidates for Congress
men at large.
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10000 lbs. Eagle Flour at r. l
Magrudsr'.
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The people OF North Missouri have
demonstrated that robbery is not pop
ular in this section.
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New and latest STYLES in Queensware
at Wilkes and Willa:d's.
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Just Received.

At Tull & Parcell's mammoth In
,trument with which they make all
the large size pictures from 14xl7 to
the smallest size. Call and see samples.
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When you want wall paper do not
fail to call on Fout Bros,-west side.
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Mr.. Tennyson persists in believing
that he can write drama he has just
completed a play on Robin Hood.
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PLOWs, PlOWs.

Garden City and Gem City Flows and
Cultivstors at
no 45.1 LINK e. BRASFIKLD'S.
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DIED.

BOCNDs-At her residence In kirksyille Jrne
iss2 Ms. Hester A. Bounds, mother OF Mr.. Chas
l. Hounds
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ArcHIsoS, Kansas, has covered herself
with shame and disgrace by her mob
execution few nights since. Let the
majesty and integrity Of the law be al.
ways maintained and supported. MODS
only breed crime.
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God. Coal. and Ice!

For sale cheat. Leave orders
at office, corner Elson and Missouri
Sts.. Kirksville, Mo. JNo. L. PORTER
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BAYLOR & MILLER,
Stylish c|othing!.

Everybody in want of a
Fine Dress Suit or Stylish
Business Suit of clothing a.
ways goes to
COCHRANE'S.
Our stock of imported and
domestic woOlens is always
full and complete. Remen.
Der that we carry the largest
line of suitings in North Mis-.
souri,, and guarantee to please
you.
~We defy composition il
goods, prices and workman.
ship. " 6. cOcAARAME:
Rooms over Fowler's Drug
Store, southwest cor. ofsquare.
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For lame back, side Or chest use
Shilohs Plaster. Price 25cts. Sold by
T. Il. Fowler, Kirksville, Mo. DIV e-w
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WOODS SELP-BINDER AND HAR
VEOTED

We have just received full lias Of
the Celebrated Woods Machines. Call
and see the new Irvine Binder, east
side Of the square at
w. J. Wilkes 4 Ca'a
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Mr.. ]. w. Or, OF Polk township
brought in this morning, sample limbs
from his orchard of four hundred trees
which are full of young fruit. Several
varieties of peaches, and some fifteen
leading varieties Of apples are repre-.
sented in the collection.
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Go to Holmes & Amick for Door
and Window Frames all complete.
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You will find very fulland choice
line of fresh family groceries at
Wilkes 4 Wizards. Call and see
them.
DR.. Pearce.
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Dentist.
South Side
n4S-3ni

The Garden City sulky pillow is the
boss. For sale by Link & Bras6eld.
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COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.

he same connection.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-12-30
Christmas Publications.

Ha,per's Christmas is the most elabor-
ately illustrated journal ever issued in this
country, and is monument to the cultlva-
ted tastes of our artists and the skill of the
compositors and pressmen. The demand
for it in Europe was nearly as large as in
this country.
ST. Nicholas, from the Century Co., New
York, was the handsomest and most enter
tanning copy we have received of that al
ways bright and sparkling magazine for
children. Its stories and sketches are equal
ly interesting to those of advanced years.
The Telegram, Baltimore, surpassed all
former efforts of its enterprising publisher
in its Christmas issue, being handsomely
illustrated and filed with some of the
finest productions of well-known home tai
ent.
Our old friend, The Bdltin,oredn, served
its readers with superior issue. 1t has
many admirers in this part of Maryland
and its columns are scanned with eagerness
by those who desire to be posted on what
is taking place in society.
The Christmas number of Vide Aacdke,
D. Lothrop & Co., Boston, Mass, is gem
in the literary world for children, and over
$50 illustrations are given. 1t can be
placed with profit in any child's hands.