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SituTUav UiIIE.
LAYING THE CORNER.
The Corner Stone Ceremonies of the
N. E. Church South.

The weather was quite unfavorable
this morning for the success ofthe pro-
posed corner stone laying but as the
morning advanced, though light show
ers fell, it became evident postpon-
ment would not be necessary.
Knight Templars of Ely Co mman-
derry and a number of other masons
formed in procession, and headed by
the kirksville band marched to the
church. Here large crowd had
assembled. The beautiful and en-
blematic ritual of the Masonic order
was followed in the proceedings, and
the stone was duly lowered to its place.
Deposited under the stone, was a
box Theoretically sealed in which were
the following articles
Daily and Weekly Graphic, Journal,
Democrat, St. Louis and Nashville
Christian Advocates, Church Dis
cipline, NJ. E. Church, South; Bible,
List of officials oflodges, communicates
and OF the Church builder and archi-
tect of the church, etc.
After the ceremonies at the stone
closed, large concourse repaired to
the NJ. f. Church where DR.. J. ID. Vim
cell delivered an Grafton, in his usua
happy and eloquent manner.
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Programme for Celebration.

All that can do so are requested to
meet al Greentop by 9 o'clock A. n. and
march IN procession to the grounds
about IL miles east of town at N. H.
Towle's grove. Exercises to begin at
about 10 o'clock A. n. by the band;
prayer by Rev. j. w. DAVIS; music;
reading of the Declaration Of lndepen-
dence; music; Grafton by W. G. Old
ham: music; dinner; music; address by
Jshn Lind; music; toast and responses.
There will also he glass ball shooting,
wheel-barrow and sack races and varii-
Gus other sorts of amusements during
the day. Grand fire works at night.
Everybody is invited to attend and
BRING large baskets well filled, and help
to enjoy one or the best 4th of July
celebrations ever held in Schuyler
county.
DIR. w. A. Sickles. master of cere-
monies: r. N. Toler. marshal Of day
Tickets can be had at all stations for
one fare for the round tr1p.
REGULAR.
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FRIDAYS Daily.

Rev. j. B. Mitchell, returned from
the State Sunday school convention
this morning.
Prof c. II. butcher, came in this
morning on the up train. We are glad
20 see him.
The west bound train ON the Q. NJ.
met with an accident between this
place and Quincy yesterday evening
which delayed it a number OF hours.
DR.. j. NJ. Swetnam returned last
night from quite an extensive TIP to the
southwest, IN which he visited Wichita,
Las Vegas, Albuquerque and other
points in New Mexico. He is looking
well and hearty after the trip, though
considerably bronzed by the sun and
winds of the southwest. A letter in
yesterdays Weekly gives his impress
sions of the new metropolis of the
southwest, New Albuquerque.
Mr. II. s. Glaze, of Macon, is in town
to-day. Came up to- attend the corner
stone ceremonies.
The Weekly GRAPHIC leads all its
competitors IN county circulation, and
the daily takes in the town. Adver-
Users who wish to reach the people
irrespective of party should stick a pin
here.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Two Wen Killed this Aftern06n in
klrkSvflle.

This afternoon about half past one
clock two men Nelson Dodson
and Lyman Bushey. were killed by a
stroke of lightning. The two men were
in Mr.. Dodson's stable located in the
south part Of town near the railroad,
where they had taken shelter from the
heavy rain falling at the time. \ boy
was also present who though consider
ably shocked was able to give the
alarm. The liehtenlng entered the
gable end of the stable and passed
downward striking both men, whose
boGles we learn, we're considerably
marked and burned. Mr.. Dodson
leaves wife and three children. Mr.
Bushey leaves wife.
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Brashear Graphics.

Itrains.
The streams this way are all out of
banks.
The elastic countenances. of some of
farmers are out to the full length. 1--WE
won't raise thing this year-we won't
get any corn-the oats crop is gone
the weeds have taken the corn-and
oh dear what country" Well twelve
hours sunshine will wonderfully change
the aspects and inspire new hope.
Our town is looking up nicely.
Mr.. Miller is just completing very
nice residence.
Mr.. Hall is finishing a tidy little
house for rent.
We learn Ira Elliot is looking for
location in town for dwelling. Now
that will be nice to get Ira settled
ameng US, we will have some fun.
There are a number of buildings
contemplated and we suspect the fall
will be busy one.
Mrs. Frouie Barnhart has gone to
Wabash, Ind, on visit, she is expect
ed home this week.
Find US hog law, oh do, our streets
are full of old hogs and young hogs,
little hogs and big hogs prying every
gate. trying every board, squeezing
into every crack, roofing out gardens
and tearing up yards, oh let's shut EN-
up. JOSE.
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Two passenger coaches for the q. N.
& p. came lp on the Wabash this morn
ing.
The boy; down AT the depot had a
miniature thunder storm OF their own
this morning. The electricifiuid came
into the Office over the wire, aud the
explosion vas heard some distance out
side.
Mr.. Pa,cel!, OF tue firm OF Tull (
Palcell, vas N Trenton. Saturday.
looking a'ound.
Alex Lbneshy went to Fayette, yes
terday oil important business" Just
what th important business may
be has not been made public, but
the CRATIC wouldn't be surprised if
alec" rturned with wife about
"Wednesday evening
We PRESENT TIE names Oh quite a
number If candidates, in this issue.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The second quarterly meeting for
Brashear circuit, will be held Sunday
June end, at Huldland, commencing
with love feast at 5 O'Clock in the alter
noon, Rev. J. J. Bently, presiding
elder, will preach at four O'Clock, after
which will be administered the sacra-
ment of the Lords supper Quarterly
Conference will meet at the Parsonage
in Brashear. Monday morning, July
10th at half past nine o'clock.
y. ]. BENTLy, P. f.
WM. NJ. BROWN, P. C..
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Wednesday 5 Daily,

WoodFuLkerson is back to his old
place at Jasllson's drug store again.
The Evnlng GRAPHIC is enjoying a
regular BON on circulation.
F. S. Ha!y returned trcm Quincy
Monday Genlng.
Mr.. TIC Campbell has been on the
invalid Isl for a few DAYS, but we are
| glad to ee him out again.
Mr.. SIS. Mclaughlin wishes us to
say tina his announcement tor county
clerk yill appear next week
Mr.E. w. Parcels has for sale 4
kiln o,brick. VIII be ready for use next
Monay. 4opd
NJ. ]. S. Bourland, of Willard was
| on or streets yesterday. He still bears
the marks of the vicious mule kick he
received over the left eye week or
twosince. We are glad to see HIM
ouand all right once more.
,fhe postmaster has a new style Of
lex box under consideration, and If a
aficient number are taken will put
hem in.
| Mr.. Jas. Robinson. OF the New York
Store is bach alter two weeks visit to
different points in Iowa, including
Muscatine ami storm wrecked Grinnell.
He says the destruction was fearful to
look at, and reports Iowa crops in
about the same condition as ours.
Call and see the firm of the wind
storm, cyclone, and tornado policies at
& Thompson's Office. DIV
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Mondays Daily.
Another Old Citizen Gone.

Sunday morning Mr. John Jones'
living five miles northwest of this
place departed tins life. He was one
of our Oldest citizens coming to tins
county at an early day, and was man
universally respected by all who knew
him. He had been a sufferer for some
years. and for the past three months
was confined to his bed. A post NOR
:em examination made yesterday, by
Drs. Cohen and Stone, showed that the
cause of his death was cancer OF the
liver and stomach. He will be bur-
ried to-day at the Bear creek church.
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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.
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Damaged.

Saturday night the colored folks had
a festival at Baylor'S hall, on the south
wst corner of the square, and whoever
had charge Of The room carelessly left a
portion OF the windows open. Yesterday
the / ain drove into the room in torrents
and flooded the building. The result is
that in addition to the injury to the
building large amount of goods In
the room below are damaged. Mr..
Baylor thinks $500 will not more than
cover the loss.
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FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized 10 announce GEO. W. PARKS
a. candidate for the Office Of TREASURER OF
Adair county. Mo-. subject TO the decision Of the
Republican PRIMARY election 10 be held August l:tl,
1872.
We ART authorized TO announce CHAS. CALL
son rs a candidate for the Office ofTREASURER of
sdair county. Missouri. snbject TO the republican
prmar. election TO be held August i2ih, lssc
We are author lied 10 announce CHARLES II.
MALONE a, a candidate for the ofiiceof TREASI- r.
Err. OF Adair county. Mo-. subject 10 the .cision
ofihe Republican Primary election 10 be held Aug.
9Th, iSS2.
We are authorized to announce p. ]. Brown rs 4
candidate for the office OF TREASURER Of Adair
county. Mo-. subject to the decision Of the Repub-
I lean Primary election TO be held Aug. 18th, 1882.
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Greentsp CraDAlcs.

GEExSrop, June 26.-Rain, RAIN still
it rains.
John b. Glaze and H. d. b. Cutie
were in town last week working up
compromise on Schuyler county r. r
Bonds.
Jacob Wilmer and wife returned
from their visit to Ohio last Friday. HI
reports the crops generally look vel
except corn which il backward on &C.
count Of rain.
Nath. Speer stays in Wells cave
nights
Wells and Reynolds shipped car Of
fat hogs to st. Lsuis last week.
s. b. Lind is taking in hogs to-day,
has two hundred to come IN, some OF
themifrom the suburbs Of Queen City.
The committees appointed to attend
to the 4th of July celebration are doing
their level best and q good time IS ex.
pected.
DR. j. II. Wilson has been to Vir-
ginia on business.
F.J. Tice & Co., are spending con-
siderable money for paint and It makes
their store house look considerable bet
ter. Geo. Owens is doing the work.
Mat. Spcer has been to Kansas to
look at the country but has made NO
report.
F. Nighswander is pushing his house
to completion. By the way he is doing
the WORK Judge he calculates to live
there himself. Ii will be one of the
best houses in town when finished.
The old lady McCarty got pretty bad
ly hurt last week tying up calf that
had got loose.
Will McLeeham and Nath. Speer's
cave is filing up with water.
DIR. Wilson has been fitting up and
painting his drug store.
The merchants are taking more
pride than usual in making things
look nice.
William Wiley has made an assign
ment for the benefit OF bis creditors.
W. G. Wells, assignee.
There was sixteen or seventeen per
sons baptised at the tank pond, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Ruggles, Of Kirksville, is here on
a visit to her fathers, Mr.. James Nc
Carly. They are expecting the balance of
the family. between this and the 9Th of
July to have golden wedding. Mr..
and Mrs. McCarty will then have been
married fifty years. Mrs. Asher, of
Iowa, Mrs. Wisner, OF Han
nibal, and Mrs. SinCla,re, of Kansas,
constitute the family. REGULAR.
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COLONY.

A fortune may be spent in using In
efectual medicines, when by applying
THOMAS ELECTRIC OIL speedy and
economical cure can be effected. In
cases of rheumatism, lame back, bodily
ailments, or pains OF every description,
it affords instant relief. For sale by J.
G.. Jamlson.
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BAYLOR s. MILLER.
it's 10 Joke

To suffer constant headache, depression
of spirit, longing for food and not be-
ing able to eat when put before you,
gnawing pains in the stomach, iassitude
and a general feeling of goneness, but
a capital joke to find that BURDocS
BLOOD BIrrERs remove all these symp-
toms and only cost SI.oo. For sale by
J. G. Jamison
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J. W. Parker, who lives three miles
north Of this place, had horse killed
by lightning Tuesday evening. The
old saying that "misfortunes never
come singly,' seems to be again YER
ihed for on Wednesday Mrs. Parker
fell from wagon and received a mum.
Der Of severe bruises. She was so
much hurt that she remained in town.
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The Country.

Who that has ever lived anything in
the country but must have heard of the
virtue Of Burdock as a blood purifier,
BuRDocH BLOOD BITrERs cure dyspep-
STA, biliousness and all disorders arising
from impure blood or deranged liver or
kidney. Price S1.oo, for sale by J. G.
Jamison.
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We learn that Mr.. Nelson Dodson
who was killed on Monday has had a
strong presentiment for some time back
thathe would die soon, and it is said
that on Sunday he told near relative
he would not live longer than two days.
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You can have your houses. barns
stock, and grain and hay, insured
against fire, cyclones, tomatoes and
lightning by calling on Pool Farmers
see to it that all your policies. cover
your damages bywind. Ifthey do not,
come to Pool and get a policy that
does. Kirksville No., June 2Ist, 80
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The Fourth.

We learn that the Fourth of July
committee have received notice from
Hon. Thos. H. Bashaw. of Paris, No.,
that he has accepted the invitation to
speak at this place on the fourth NJ.
Brashaw is the present speaker of the
House Of Representatives.
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ADVERTISERS.

should bear In mind the fac; that the GRAPHIC Is
ssued every day in the week except sunday, and
their announcements are thus kept constantly he
fore the public. Those who have noted how quick.
ly paper disappears from public view in bushes.
houses and offices can appreciate this daily renewal
in hotels. Offices, shops and business houses where
the daily, is picked nr and glanced by hum
sireds Of readers.
The Weekly GRAPHIC has now the largest circu-
Iaion of any PAPER published in city and is ry
recognized As TIKI Family Paper. by all classes
readers. The daily and Weekly editions combined
msken by far the very pest medium for reaching
the people. Advertisers should bear these facts In
mind
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Quite number OF gentlemen cam,
up on the morning tram to attend til,
corner stone laying of the M. f. Church
this forenoon.
Mr.. Fred Day, has taken rooms ove1
Fowler's drug store, where he will at.
tend TO all who desire the services OF
IN experienced barber. He come well
recommended.
We learn that Miss Bessie Duiheld
has been offered $500 year to sing in
Butte City, Montana. OF course she
will accept.
We are sorry to know that innocent
parties who incidentally accept EN-
ployme,t IN this Office should be
compelled to share the i'll humor of our
dyspehe friends across the way. We
presume the mn. moon and stars will
he mathematical next for lending their
beneiicent light. and thereby giving
Us ala ana tomtorL
Saturdays Daily.
Sells Bros. Circus exhibits IN Trenton
on the 10th.
l.. Is. Maltby, OF Clay, was on our
streets to-day.
Mr.. NJ. n. Fuller and his sister Miss
kinsey paid us pleasant call yester-
day.
A. II. Latham. j. F. Bulkley and other
Walnut township ci.izene ,vrrr i'll TOW ,,
to-day.
A large audience was out last night
to hear Rev. J. D. VincIll at the NJ. T..
Church.
The Milan Republican denies the re-
port that there is smallpox in that
place.
MesSrs Tate II Tull, builders have
taken the contract to put up barn, for
r. N. Ringo. 1t will be located on the
Did Normal block.
The Milan Standard advises candi-
dates to keep cool. How can they when
The thermometer is up to'ninety IN the
,hade and the other fellow whooptng
up things on the outside townships.
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Lightning.

TlSsMAN'S Art Room has the New
lightning process by which pictures
are taken instantly. Good work guar
ranteed. Give them trial. Rooms
west side square.
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another cyclone.

We learn through a travelling man
that another severe cyclone visited
Iowa on Thursday night. Reports say
that the town Of Independence. in Bu-
chansn county was wrecked and a
number of lives lost.
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Just Received.

We have just received 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 Glass
ware which.for style quality, aud price
can't be beat in kirksville. Call and
see them. South side square.
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Appointments.

Mr.. Editor.-Will you please publish
the following appointments?
Preaching July End. at Union Ridge
.school-house, at II O'Clock A. NJ. also
at five P. M. at the same place.
July 9th. at Hayes school-house. at
II o'clock A. NJ, the funeral OF Miss
Amanda Smith.wi be preached. There
will be meeting on Saturday at 4 o'clock
at the same place.
Preaching at Bells school-house at
S o'clock P. M. July 9th.
July 10th. preaching at Linderville
at II O'Clock A. NJ, also same day at
Pierceville school-hcuse at S o'clock
P. M. The funeral of Miss Wilson will
be preached July 22nd.
Saturday at O'Clock. meeting at
Illinois Bend school-house. Sunday IS
a: II O'Clock. Sacramento meeting at
same place and at P. NJ. meeting at
at Blanket Grove.
Yours Respectfully,
]. B. Samson.
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J. A Richter left last night 10 at
tend the funeral of his father which
takes place at Dewitt, Ills, on Friday.
He was the Oldest odd-fellow and the
Oldest man belonging to Masonic order
IN the state. He was born Angus. 10th,
I7on
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Alex. Doneghy returned Wednesday
evening, and as will be seen by notice
elsewhere, is no longer bachelor.
We wish himself and bride all the hap.
piness and success in life imaginable.
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XantA6.

At Tull & Parcelfs, North Side Gal
lery: CRYING babes, laughing babies,
pretty babies, homely babies, all sorts
of babies a picture of whom cam be
made certain in an instant of time by
thier new process. AT.
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce j. NJ. CRAWFORD
a. 3 candidate for the office of CIRCUIT CLERK of
Adar county. subject TO the decision of the Repub
lcan primary election. TO be held August L. lSss.
We are authorized to announce the name of W.
j. ASHLoCk n candidate for the Office Of CIR
CCITCLERK. OF Adair county, NO., subject TO the
decision of the Republican Primary e.eciion 10 he
held m
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LIQUID Gold.

Dan'l Plank, of Brooklyn, Tioga Co.,
Pa, describes 1t thus: IL rode thirty
miles for a bottle of THOMAS EcLEcTRlc
OIL. which effected the wonderful cure
of a crooked limb in six applications;
it proved worth more than gold to me. y
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Just Received.

At Tull e Parcell's mammoth IN
strument with which they make all
the large size pictures from 14x17 to
the smallest size. Call and see SAMPLES.
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Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need
or Consultation, Loss of Appetite
dizziness and all symptoms of of Dys-
pepsia. Price 10 and Is cents per bot
tie. Sold by Kirksville Mo. DIV e-w
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SPIRITUALISM.

Liberal Hall Sunday evening JULY End. A. +.
ACkERLY the world renowned Materializing ply
steal and asical medium. will give seance in the
bright light. No dark cabinet. Musical instruments
played upon, messages. and names written;
hand shaking. All in the light. Closest inyestira-
lion will be given. nl0-it
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The Storm King Conquered.

Mendell & Thompson in the role of
a modem Eolus, have succeeded in
wrestling the terror from wind storms
cyclones, and tomatoes, by insuring all
property against their ravages.
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Candidates wishing to put their
names prominently tefore the people
should hand in their announcements.
Only three dollars for the round trip.
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DR.. N. L. Page, the editor of the
CoAMoN SCHOOL VISITOR has the refrl-
sal of a graded school in Pike county,
Illinois. They offer SIS per month.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that and after the first
day July the partnership heretofore existing he
tween the undersigned under tle,frm name OF Sweet
& Cohen, will he dissolved by mutual consent
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted
Requested call and settle al either by cash
vote. j. VI. SwETNAM.
June 81 lisa. e.. A. COHEN.
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The GRAPHIC conducts its business
on business principles. 1t pays as it
goes-and expects others to do the
same.
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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 e Co.
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Mrs. j. j. Kennedy has been very
sick with cholera morbuS and hux, but
is thought by her physician. DIR. Coe, tt
be improving.
There will be preaching at Sab
bath Home, the I'd Sunday IN july
10 O'Clock A. Al. WM. NJ. Brown
Paste.
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FOR COLLECTOR.

We are authorized TO annouce r. G. BiELBY AZ
a candidate for the Office OF COLLECTOR OF Adair
eounty No., subject the:decisiou of the Republi-
can Prima ~ election TO be held August 18th. las.
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After seven years rest our enter
prlslng patron Mr.. Seth Darow comes
up and reports progress. On the 18th.
instant the usual course of events was
broken by the advent of a girl baby.
and that is why Seth wears smile, in
spite of chinch bugs, weedy corn, and
wet weather.