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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-26
"W. w. WILSON,
Lecturer. Fla. State Granl

Millions of US are bilious We are a
bilious race. Half of us are born bilious,
with predisposision to dyspepsia The
best known remedy for billiousnes and in
digestion is Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t
has stood the test of time,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-26

A house with ni1e rooms and four acres
of land in south edge of Mechanicsville.
Possession given November ist. Apply to
sepl9d2w un If Dr.. DEADERIcK.
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Oysters at Schubert's.

The greatest variety of Rugs, at
Nelson's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-26

my wife was in bed two years with
complication of disorders her ply siclans
could not cure, when I was led to try Par
ker's Ginger Tonic. 1t was a big success.
Three bottles cured her, at a cost of a dol
lar and fifty cents, and she is now as strong
as any woman.-R. D., Buffalo.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-26

Handsome new patterns in Lambreguin
cloths, at MoNULTY, LILLARD & Co.'S.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-26
A Millionaire.

CAN the health 1 enjoy, and even my life,
I may say, is in consequence of Simmons
Liver Regulator. would not take $780,
600, 600 for my interest in that medicine.
styU VIZ
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The Carpets at Nelson's are all of
the Newest Designs.
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Insurance Notice,

Hereafter all premiums for insurance eff
fected by the members of this board shall
be collected by the first day of the month
following the issue of the policy, and all
policies, the premiums of which are not
paid within the time aforesaid, shall be can
celed and returned, with the monthly state
ment, to their respective companies.
Published by order of the
KNOXVILLE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
sept13d13t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-26
For Rent.

Have you seen the New Carpets at
Nelson's?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-26

When purchasing Eye glasses you should
bear in mind that the "Celluloid Eye
glasses" are the best in the market. For
sale by all leading jewelers. and Opticians.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following were registered at the
different hotels yesterday:

The following were registered at the
different hotels yesterday:
ATKIN HOUSE.
John Donnelly, Red Clay, Ga; VIM. Fl.
Young, Sweetwater; J. B. Vandedneter,
Lee County; T. A. Daugherty, Jalapa; S.
G. Sweeney, Mecca; Nc. Mckinney, Abing
don, Va; John Fenton, Martin Shea, K. Il
o. r. R.. Jas. D. Carnes, E. T., V. G.
r. B.; Oscar Meyers, Indian Territory; W.
J. Caldwell, j. Hunt, Bristol; B. A. Fife,
Resacca, Georgia; Tilman r. Gaines, South
Carolina: Jos Hicks, Chas. P. Wright,
Sweetwater, J. W. Bachman, Chattanooga.
J. S. Roberts, Red Clay, Ga; w. P. Gil
lenwaters, Rogersville; John L. DeArmond,
S. NJ Winchester, Chattanooga; VIM. Jack,
Newport; W. J. Henderson, j. BORROWER,
Abingdon, Va; John V. Wright, Columbia;
Albert Akers, VIM. Donlon, Nashville; Louis
E. Cook, C. E. CHARLES, George Baldwin,
Lewis Bischoff, Frank Knowland, James
Byrnes, FAC Coup, W. H. Russell, G. w.
Krees, W. W. Coles Great Shows; Esau
Mantooth, Morristown; D. q. Webb, Mary
vile; W. B. Hope, Lenoir's.
HATTIE HOUSE.
Jno. w. Conley, Nashville; J. N Heap,
Richmond, Ind; John Il. Cross, Concord;
Fred. S. Sherman, Philadelphia; J. 81.
Gausmann, Agt Nick Roberts Troupe; J.
G. Yegar, Racine, Wis; G. F. For2yth, L.
Lumel, John G.. Witte, 81. Fl. Bens, John
4 McQuiIlan, New York; j. I. Hice, Chas.
D. McGutfey, J. II. McCaslin, G. E. Oar
ling, Chattanooga; Mrs. c. Mcdonald, Biz
ningham, Ala; A. J. Patterson, Union;
Mrs. L. c. Maloney, Jno. A. Maloney,
Warrensburg; Tom A. Baker, Cincinnati,
O; W. R Manard, cambridge; Thos. J.
Thomas, Coal Greek; ]. L. Smith, Maynard
vile; J. T. Simpson, Loudon; G. Fl. Camp
bell, Dayton.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-26

Beautiful MOquette Carpets, at Nell
sons.
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The most attractive and beautiful line of
prints, sateens and founce suitings in the
city, at MCNULTY, LILLARD q Cos.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-26

Mr.. J. S. Lefavour artist, Salem, Mass.
reports that he used st. Jacobs Oil with
rare satisfaction and surprising benefit for
rheumatism of twenty years standing,
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Oysters at Schubert's.

Nelson & Co. have just received their
Fall Stock of Carpets and Rugs.
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Johnnie staub,s Safe Arrival.

We are glad to learn of the safe arrival at
Antwerp, of our young friend, Johnnie
Staub, son of Ex-Mayor Peter Staub, on
his way to Zurich, Switzerland, where he
will spend two Or three years perfecting
himself as an educated machinist He
landed there September 6th, after voy-
age of twelve days. He writes that he
was not sick minute of the time, had
beautiful weather and fine sailing all the
time, and a delightful voyage.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-26

tar and other impurities.
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McNULTY, LILLARD & Co.
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a.aislAf%I' f%'f.9Gasst'st g Gst t|bi'!zh, |Bbfi'!z 70 .i.i.l
The GEinnelllG cyclone, ,ai

.
| The accounts Of the Gtrinuell cyelona
published first, fall bes0 ratnet than
exagerate the facts. Between forty ,apd
fifty people haye lost t4yeaig !yat lives an, and
more o than thantl,jaa hunspredd h9n iipjpgesds /. One
hundred saadl fifty. houses in sthe best
part oflths city leather elevated to the
ground or badly ", ecked: Furniture,
pianos and household goods, were ere seat
tered broadcast, while under the
debris and shattered va lis lay battered
nd bruised men. women and 'chiFdfeir::
The college building was wrecked, Bit
fortunately, the building was empty at
the time and, but one.studeat :tremla
distance was killed. The little;townsot
Malenm suffered proporiionately in the
loss of property and lle. While science
and invention have nroyided many
safe guards against the elements, elegagYe;pqt lin
this direction man is left powetiess to
elther avert ori eScape.5 ,:Aid his bee4i'
called for and it's the duty Of all to
respond quickly and : :heerfp1'y to ,'ihs
extent ot cur ability: - 49,. .!.ox
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lis. .Ei :. $50 - i.;;'-
New Baden Spring,

AT a!nieeting called by request o
the citizens of New Baden and sur
rounding district, arrangements were
made 20 celebrate the fourth Of July
.George Shaw was elected chairman
w, NJ. Rifenbreick. Secretary. Messrs
Losa, Dimmitt and Bozarth, committee
on arrangements. The Declaration el
Independence VIII be read, public
speaking by well qualified men, vocal
and Instrumental Emusic, dancing,
swinging, glass bali shooting and other
amusements. All parties wanting to
erect .refr :shments stands, swings etc,
must apply to the committee for terms,
J. F. Custer is chosen to act as mashal
the colnmittee are determined 10 MAN.
tain good order; all are invited, to
come iIfr1.aPlata,, Milan and other
papers would copy they would oblige.
5.niie-S W. NJ. RrFENBERrcK, Sec. "a
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o''Hs' L - y II ''''f,r1SF
2ofts fey ID.
--.Ixiu wodl-up- Wool On the shares,
or by the yard as cheap as any mill IN
the wesy ato BaIsf FlanMis j.Iaans
and Stocking Yarns, plain ard fancy.
Wilf'warfant all my work and guaran-
zee Satisfaction IN .btlces..5 ,.. s,,.. ,.,..-'
/ Persons -tfein IN distance can have.
in,iiln 'Rdflsato takrs" Back with = hem.
Wool from aaBr6ad 'gei'1 ba rsce1yed and
delivered as depot iitheof c,srge Hnv.
ing added nav 4MaGninetyssI I have
this mill in q condition to do lis good
.anda,ficls york AS any; Hrihoses mil in !.
sintGa rest II viii have ct The factory,
all kinds Of woolen goods such as tweeds.
ieapS, IlanketS. itagnfiS stocking garnz,
etc.,i0 i0fevefF DESCRIPTION, at iwfolesale
and retail. ." Efrhfents 'ef"ail, kinds
iGleansed and re-dYed. Remember,
II viii nds b 1ss-atan HlihGr priass ,of
work. .'."r'i Nd
Glepwood, No, April /, 1882.
! 2oTITAYA. L.-AIHtryMx
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solE mems genius for laundering is
truly surprising. l,Onr i'll natured
reighbor had a fine opportuaity.d ex-
hibit q satfs lkexereaty, band gam
friends bv it and failed. :iBdt how can
one expect gsperpqsYdi Ydisinterested act
where the organs necessary to produce
such An act are entirely defe,en... We
challenge . single instance in thehistory
OF the man or the paper. Twenty-Five
cents reward tor the first well authen-
ticated instance. !: 1884 ~ ,ii.#
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! H'f&nsiated iffcm the dmnbAs. ~
SlnniMeah !The somewhat, short-sghted
] proiessur'hasaons s:gdentsI to- the eve-
ming bread to himself ainyaed. nj, Bro,
tesspF7uES But tehman, .why eat, yap,
then. net at al.'Iii LehHain1y!t LehaHq H,ai1 t is.
nothing more upon the plate, PEoi
tessor-"Then must one Of the gentle
men one sausage too much eaten have,
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LIFE, ,HBISFgTESkSS
10 shr.G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J

to ,i'G:T ny RrasrrRc2sswsnEth i,.":>. L
;aa. -ir.,s. ..I;I,N .!!.aai. ef.inE ".
Kind acts are life < siInbs AIMS:
Coed wishes ns}ies its gSWsraJ .Iiuyat ~
Making beautiful lis pathways, .
L .Hril5itsnIE dES hSursx:u!nIIiEJ QI':iiiU
Its music laugh fresh from the heart,
Gentle wt+is :t+ ts tfiSenbehis.' a''1 ii'] 'J9'
IN SGisR az 1aJSsiiss. HI sss.Tss. piate :A2tuo
rkassat 4ii,ss tseS aii fs SnS hlaara ss
ct. u awiRIklipf s,;Es.,.siq :. 10 ..r ID
asiiAthf f'HFAes' HIt4ss right ab GC .tsg9aiv eat
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The Rank Robbers Sentenced.

/ .BEobKrlELn, June 15.:-Befofe thls
dispatch is before ypusr readers, the foulii
men who robbed the bank of Brook
field will be doing the state SERVICE at
Jefferson Citv.~ As stated yesterday,
the TRIALS we're pds,tpo ned 10 await tiiiee,
arrival at }finneuS Of Sheriff ':ssShaTar
of Adair county, iii order 20 aiake go4lo'
viotion a'certaintys dIihis ,norninpG It
was announced thatyAllen. the tmo:
Masons, and Fox had alldetermined do
plead guilty, THIS. simplifed matters
considerably. although, there was ,piep.i
ty Of evidence to convict. Nearly the,
whole population Of Linneus vas at the
court house, but tiere was not sinutlfof>
"a circus. The men We're brought into
the court, and in answer to the, indict
ments each Of them pleaded guilty..
Judge Burgess in the shortest time
possihle.sentenced each OF the,nt kentvsi
,hve years in the penitentiarya and they'll
started sior that institution, ,ithisI aftersI
uo0l:'! 511ad ffs-!t r5n,.1 a.. 2rd 81
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WilmnathrilIe y Waits.

| WLMATHvILLE. June 19th.-EDlroI
GEArnIc:: Seeing a tpt'tespohdente.. j:
kept up in the great family new5pansr
from all pats Of the county but ours
it prompted US to drep a iine.Iii. ..ols
Crops look.yery. promising consider
ing The. wet. spring and farmers stiH
liveiin hopes of raising. good rreps. I!
N,n
Our town is making big preparations
to celebrate the great DAY. 15je'. Z 80" ~.
The. church subscription only lacks
about one hundred dollars of beng
made up TO- the, amount required. ,o,n
Henry Reynolds 1!ays; lie lids sold lils
stock OF goods, consistihE in gene raj
merchandise to Sanlnel IFraneS.. So
you see We will have new, merchant.
Mr.. Reynolds will turn, his attention to
farming. afa"G hsi oiy :.'5 iis.:.ain9i
| It is rumGred that Jay Henry will 10
the chef clerk of,the newfrm--sood--
for Jay is well liked by the eommuhity
in general. ''" i-'-' i'& .
Crabtree says that Ole, log stable must
come down. for Is lite gin the middle
OF the street. "a More anon, ~ eta, ..:r
,',~fai.:@ rlis,'': a,3e94'J1M PrELEt..H ~
:,..,. ---...i.--1G y - 10 Hsl;;s
80 " N S'% Resolutions, '''; ,,s...l .,.,.'5
WHEREAS, God IN hisamysaerious
and allwise pfovldente has -seen'!it Was
good to cali from = our + midst, payil,al''
Glide Reyner. son of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
B. ,Reyuer, ofWilson Tp,xr Adair: Co.,
Mo-, June 1E,,.. :,ssz,oi.who .aecidently
fell and. .dis1ocated biz heck causing a., a.
stand a i: death; ;andlMba. yasy aMartby,
and prompt member of Pleasant View;
U.3B. .:,ls' s. School, We,s "a sahool'i;r +.
our coincidence would extend to the.
parents and friends (who have been
bereft Of IA. loved one; uotpEi deep
sympathy, feeling that urjsckooa'ias,,
been robbed of one tof its brightest ;- sti
dents. g>nG ms!r 10 .t.1a ~ y3;so,
And whereas. thisiis another 9 ami.
ing 70 for Us US also to Be rsadysi We would
unite in bowing nm submission'tS the
divine will, and would pfay Our Father
in Heaven to sustainthe sorrow.strick-
en- parents and friends:s oil u ,iDo sic
That these resolutions ,b[.e ppblisheeal.
n the kirksyillei papers 1by,1orderlof,E
ili @;:ff= oEt 10 ',Gah :'f;l
.,3. s.?ei.."' n. , ,'5I HotNt'y: ran ID, II
.1. 49, -, 81 al, GAaLoc;k tom'@ = |
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XstHpg j. ii;a,Azl.:l 81 :lsa.aeS 81. the man man
Who burgl arized the Kahoka depot of
$397.
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= y .L'-TTI' - = -
"a, ST. L0UISt MARKET :.


u s,iin;nl on -t+s-+-...ayo yorlest aT9" Z
.bsnl.;;sp. JT,H -
Wheat -No2 red. 126 to 127
ICmn7No 2,mixed 12c. white 81, t9. 80
Qats-Ghoieh' white, ,i5li to 52sefair
.Hhite 80, No , mixed 40. i... s.l:.31t 81
sHav-Prime. timothNt ll,Q0 to 1899
STRICTLY choice sold at 2l,pOt 8 bne hei,i
Flour-Faally per- biol 5.lo to 1,25
choice 600 to 6,l0
.BatteeoGhoieena6c 4oq.Ie, fair to
hedlnna 70 TO 3ae.ib tff7Yse bs;aa;rc II
Its EssMStaaeS 5i5Ssataoiss f. Ra sid hens sbet5
:se5, mixed 2.56 t6 80, spring 1.s5;tS
2.25sisi IL lt''z q -'t'- ;'7enfai'S yf-1i:
Wool-TaBehoieefs6 to:s6,ss, fair "a
tb 35c. u
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ihOs she Read to Prfssk.i

KANSAS CIrs, Mo-, June ls-sheriff
Boles and Deputies Turner and Cal
hodn and Marshall Macarthur arriyedin
this city from LInneus at, 8 O'clock this
evening on the. Hannibal and St, Joe
railroad hay.ng in charge ths MookEeld
bank robbers, who. were on their way 70
Jefferson City to serve twenty-five years
given them by Judge Burgess to-day
The party remain in the city overnight,
the prisoners occupying cells in the city
si's s; ssssas M shss Z .e%aI.es a[s r'aaE 1asE
Mason, who .!lS displays y remark en- able, de-
votion to her husband. declares that she
would 60 to Jefferson City aidsfnd en-
plnymeit 50 astoybe sasonear hsr hus.
band AS posstble..I yt,i,ac aoii..c,oX. 1
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Fpr lame back side. or chest use
Shilohs Plaster: Price 25cts. Sald by
I. X Fowler, kirksville, Mo. DIV e-w
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GRAPHIC REPORT.
!Qll Home III and Foreign Markets VA 1,tss'1' q
;arefully Corrected and Revised
~ -i:2h, each Week! Pa, -" =

!. siIt,..,l 49,,
.lanur, !, LOCAL Llrca .MIARl4KffIs;.jt 4li.Je4
Butter -1O@121sand easy. .a.1-s! /
Cheese 10 to 15c.
| ..Eggs -s12lf 4 sll' i'a' .:Aai o:oh
GYiickens%f ffiivsil.s 30 10 2!.Ol, :yot,hs
| co to a.OG ..9ga ~. .. r :1;ti ;'1fi'i'
| PotaeoesI- :iTA4 >, i'aqGi.d .5;.i'.H g.
,lniols,u iisn !gl-.9 SO ..,i y;ls.ft4 !
t.afIpasfE-"tsi % i,.:5si.oJ si!j teoay.
:aufnlps-.S:5 .g'JaI a1di : =: .,;:'i
| Parsnlps-- - nj i: me-
BeansTNhite $50 TO $50 per bn.
sfeasee. ! . pst.;i, l;il -. - ~ ..'.om..); 81
SbseseaksIa.s Sysss kssiIa:sfl i 11si 1ss sAaplllsrs
10 to y. Hams 121s 70 16u :.....l
| Lard-Firm at IL to l5c
| beeswax--+15 to aSe .i'alist.H III
! -Tallow f-5 to b1scsvy ;!.AoE Ili:i' !.
/ tMay.-Timethy. Sl2 ltd $l5.pralrle ~
to 1O.irEt:n4tins' 81. III :-gry o@! 9!.'
! Seeds Timothy $3.50 to 1.S0, Hum
II .aariant Ii, 15eto X Loo iil} iilget, Sc 10 Lilo
| !EornT7 5: TO -soen searfe.. 20 aa b.la.
| Oats245c. >tor50,l rir.f ..,~-.a~a Egfi
Meal-9O to / 90 per bu.
sEtoprzmlGgommon sk:il 20 to l.gS: fancy
Cattle j butchers u use, $; 800 O. 70 81
.itowsT Mich f25 to 4Qi - ..i.c...,..:
Hogs-Butcher, &c. to 6la bg.s!.
Sheep--Buteher. 2 to3 Lac.
Wqol-.lnwashed 20 to &C. tub
washed 50 to "a, j,., .s-,r:s re-. ,ran
1dltss.A1 According ofwgol, ;:rfe per lb:
HidetNE,rsnen' &C. damaged '2-:ss off:
dry 13c. No. 2 Sc. aso,ol Z,
se IL s7ssio1PP q ,f4}Qatif A9f4f}Qatif f9r
ARE. ti.ni. .;if.L.tAthnl t.aii.:. No.,
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One .anrMElaJ Jlanses c&esE5How

down and seventy five others more or
less damaged. Thirty two people tare
reported kiled'ahti,a very, largs., naiaaks
ber injured. ''''
The villa village Of iMalcaofmle, 81 l,lsl lying Hnl .
few miles east Of Grinnefi was also
badly wrecked and eeigsht persons XIII.
ed.
Grinnell ,s-quitp. aetallroad center
and'even nthe 4,Sseip lH "cais stan,lsng on
the track t%efs nbl6waf 569af 'rad
demol;sbod .h3insf!eG tao;G p! oi.2.
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One Nights Mystery
- Lost Tor a Woman
HwORTH
Spectre Lover
-.-.-~.Haunted Hnnesteai----------.
Japhet In Sedrch Of Father
tEvASs .5oIE1AG0 2WIE
/ Inez,. Macaria
HoLLAsD.r.n stasse.ioest,' sP'5, ~
Nicholas: Ainturn. i..u ..tm .e.;
Arthur Bonnicastle Il L .oi - ~
ELLIOT
;siAdam Dadeia .Romola Mar -.
17Mill ION. the Floss IJ:ila% i..5.''-''!
MuLocK ''' ~
:, d Ny Mother and ,.to,,.,l .aoa
'SAI3I ..yl iA1i u na9.a s'd:.tD!-- :,
.ioE Eanchm, -; dHaa1r sn.J !i,I,; ~ /,
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is located in rich and populous sec.
ton. Through TIE Kindness -0f--Mr-1-
S. Pool OF this paGs,.Ye ,haxe', fcss
able to gather the following particu-
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ySsS2 Ssss . aai.1 de -sasS ihst iLa GRxfiIicis is
eesed every day In The week. except Sunday. aud
tAeif anSeancensum are shus' kept 'ecSssxnsit w
fssetbe Dss,iesr Thne yso AaMeRptsa h9wqsick.
" psVer dissppeap from publis view In busncss
hssse; IA o1ces dH SpptttiAte Mis- dAiiy renewal
- Asaels. o0ees. shcps ana hus,ucs houses where
AeAsily. Y p!ckea ~ aud glanced ovsE by haa.
Assls sGrsAAess,
s1Ss Wsekly 8iArasr Aas now the farssst .ciros-
ls!tes eSasv ysper pabsaei IN oar city and Is nIlly
rscsgnised as rnl Family Paper, by all classes q
rsadess. TIA aagy sAai Weekly euisionb ronbtne,t
asken sy fsr the very ssst medium for reachia
shs people. Advesiseri should bear these facts III
aAo1 i;is t-il raH-:; iiG-% .,ii iN.iSal
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sItistDo bad to leave fellow in sus-
pense whole week, especially at this
seasonofAthe year when flies, jinoslui-
to-. and fieas conspire to make life a
burden, and the festive cyclone adds ITS
danger to keep away sIeeo.' 'i9n" ga, al
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ESi'F ''ta :! * 80 ! tf-!1- - G.:.
New Is the sopportunitv
~ m" tor q Boom. i'a-qs'

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The WEEKLY GRAPHIC. has
already the 10 ar:lI bi..s.
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
Of any paper published in
Khksvilfe and the list grows q ',s
daily. In order to Introduce
it in a thMusand new homes
during the campaign we have
concluded to offer uoosn 9:G
.v4a.I.. : ,5.als ,l;:ti si:ii'rl ..;isya.,.|
alt CAMPAIGN RATES bo6t.:
and ask our, friends to help US
1t will be sent to new subscrii'-
bers' from now till after the
November election, for bF1FTT
CESrs. Show the GRApHIc PHI to
your nerghbels and ask him to.
,s1I al =. sIGutgz sd :l.NAci
take it on! these terms. I'VE
feel satisfied he will; continue jlii.inI i4.
Ofhis own accord after such q
trial. We want
i:4f! 90 Ai..E 80 :3Ii.;s iigU:f aH;
TWO THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS
in 1Adalrd county and ifo our
present readers Will seeureb.lls e u j
just an average of one each
additional nlsails;,Mle SAB s4N49.lh have that
number: We want Republi.
cans, ..GrsenbacIer:s, D1sa Demo.
Gratis, Hardshells,: Gseftslfells
sta,1warts, sla, Y # 1hasllfi.bbfeeds, sli.b feather
heads and: eNeryboly5els to,
take Al and d read .a oullr;l, our la ll.5
lively county campaign is
upon US y and every q taxpayer
or voter should be .fsfass upiI
with the times 'ss'S and te Ieli be
this he MUST take tlle,GRAr1Ic
Remember only 80 bets fep The
Campaipn:l :s'l Ia99aiT i!jd .aaf"
"a f.seuir :agnoll ssd YaaW"
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-06-23

The republican county; campaign camping j
can now be said to be: OPEN The Cen:
trail Committee has met and and decided
upon a primary y ELECTION to nominate
officers, and have s.se designsted August
18th as the time. NOD d..is.,z . : bswor
Let those who may determine to sub
NIT thoir, claims torfiominatlSn, make
their announcements inaa'eptn' manly
way and then resolve soi eheertuNy
abide the result. l2H nai5Qc! ,s3ti}'|
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-06-23
WOOL WANTED
# Mr THE
GlMwd& Woolen Mills.
WI PayMash, or Trade Wooden
Y Goods for Wool.

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2Ofls ter ID.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-06-23
DWSTOP AND READaTHlS-ba
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Campaign Graphic,

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-09-14
The Grand Ranids National Chris

The Grand Rapids National Chris,
tan Temperance Union held meeting
at the Temple of Honor Hall Sunday
afternoon last, Mr. I. J. Cooper pre-
siding. Although the attendance was
not large, there was considerable inter.
est. Mr.. Cooper made some very fit
ting and encouraging remarks. Mr..
Allen, good templar from Eau Claire,
also made speech which tended to
encourage the temperance people in
our CITY. We hold regular meetings
alternately with the CentraIia Union
every week, and would invite a genera
attendance. The temperance people
are invited to come out and assist u.
in our work.
Yours for Prohibition,
J. i. BEADLE.