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SILK DEPARTMENT.
OUR ASSORTMENT
CELEBRATED LONG BRANCH
BLACK SILKS
Is complete. and tie satisfaction which they have
given our customers Justify III recommending them
as the best wearing Silks in the market. Prices:
COLORED eros GRAIN SILKS,
90 inches wide. splendid quality, only 81 yard.
COLORED eros GRAIN SILKS.
81 inches wde extra fine quality only 81 per yard
COLORED OTTAMAN SILKS,
In elegant Shades to Match Pushes. Cashmeres.
ONLY 1900 YARD.
VELVETS AND PLUSHES.
We have grand Assortment in Shades to Match
exactly our stock of CASHMERES. DRAP
D'ALMA. BROADCLOTHs. HABIT
CLOTHS. &C..
AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES.
As Special Barg lin offer BLACK SILK BRO
CADED YELVETS at So. so per yard. and COLORED
BROCADED SILK vELVETS. % inches WIDE at IS
per yard.
NONPAREIL vELVETEENS.
Complete assortment of all Colors at the lowest possible
BROCADE SILKS
BROCADE vELVETS,
COLORED AND BLACK sURAH SILKS,
COLORED AND BLACK sATINS,
At our usual low prices.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE sa1
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
cg-ONE PRICE oNLY.zs
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The Malone men deny that they are scared
about the prospects in Virginia On the contrary,
they claim that the readJuster ticket Will be
elected by goo majority, and that they Will elect
six OF the nine Congressman In the districts and
the CongresSman-at-large. There is no doubt that
the Malone organization is much more complete
than that OF the rather lOose-JGinted opposition
and doubtless Malone has made pretty thor
ough canvass OF the probable vote in the state.
But whether the claim OF 10000 majority is based
upon this canvass or is bit OF brag for effect is
another matter.
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FOR RENT--STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE 1927 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
A northwest, with fixtures. Rent $25 per month
Apply to A. A. WILSON. Room !, over Bank Of Wash
mgton ol7-6t~
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= e o p Z MN G..
KINGS PALACE,
sl4 SEVENTH STREET.
The LARGEST Petal Millinery House in the United
States extending from 18th to 9Th street.
20 feet deep. covering S. 90 feet
of ground
GRAND OPENING
HATS AND BONNETS,
ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LINE
CONTINUED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. ON
ACCOUNT OF INCLEMENCY OF
THE WEATHER.
special Consgnment5 from Paris and London in Mil
hnery and Fancy Goods. Cloaks Dress Trim
mings, Lace Goods, and Kid Gloves
An Elegant, Fine ard Expensive Souvenir to every
caller. and an additional and lovely
Souvenir to every purchaser.
ALL ARE INVITED TO OUR GRAND OPENING,
The most wonderful display that skill and art can
produce.
KINGS PALACE.
s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

"ANTED-TO BUY-FOR A HOME, A Pleas
w AIT seven Tor more Brick House value about
S1OOO 9Th to 18th, below street. preferred. Box g.
Star Office. o2O-3tt'
NANTED-BI PERMANENT TENAN s. TWO
w onfurnished Houses, having not less than 10
rooms rent not to exceed so per mouth and the other
haf not less than rooms, rent not to exceed $40 per
month, Address A. H. NJ, Room AS General Land
Clhce ct
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-BRICK STABLE, 1928 10TH STREET
Il northwest. Accommodations for four horses and
large carnage house water ana gas. inside. Apply
for terms at 1928 Nj street northwest. O2O-3t*
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Sharp criticisms upon the figures and conclu-
sions given to the country by the census Office
seem 10 be quite common nowadays. Some OF
these are doubtless captious, but there Is reason
TO believe that sufficient ground exists for severe
anmadVerSonS on many points, II not on all. AS
an Illustration, 1t may be remarked that IL the
tables OF that Office other branches are NJ more
reliable than its figures representing the popuIa-
ton or washington. they are Of little value either
as mattsrS OF fact or for purposes of comparison.
ANY explanation It's Officers may give as TO how
the erroneous number came to be adopted and
promulgated will amount to little or nothing.
The wrong figures have been incorporated In the
Official records, and the mischief OF miSrapreSan-
tation has been dOne,-whether through stupidity
or malice, nobody will ever stop to inquire
We're the authorities OF Great Britain to Officially
publish as the population of London only the num-
Der OF people actually living within the technical
limits OF 1.-THE City" proper they never would hear
the last OF their objectionable misrepresentation;
yet such proceeding on the part of Der Matestys
officers would not be absurd or as unjust rs the
action OF our census Office ia excluding from the
population tables OF Washington those persons
residing in the old but now abolished corporation
OF Georgetown those In the thickly-settied sub
urbs of the city lying just north of the Old boun-
dairy Hne and those constituting the Anacosua
settlement, opposite the navy yard. All of these
people are as much residents and citizens of
washington, In identity and In interest, as those
living under the shadow of the City HIl
and they should have been Included in her pGpu-
htlon which would then have been shown TO be
over $4,000. as 1t should have been, instead OF
lH,3U7, as reported, AMI the national capital
would have ranked as the eleventh city OF the
country in point of population, instead of the
'ourteenth, as published. Had the principle been
applied, for example, In excluding from the popu-
fation OF Cleveland the residents OF the former
corporation of Ohio City, lying on the west bank
or the Cuyahoga river, or from that of Philadelphia
the large number of persons living in the several
former borOughs now Incorporated into that city,
washington would have had no ground of COM
plant on that score. As 1t Is, however, the course
pursued in her case seems to be without prece-
dent, as 1t certainly Is without Justification II Is
700 late doubtless, to have the proper correction
made In the official census reports for the present
decade; but measures ought to be taken to secure
more intelligent and faithful performan OF the
4ervice eight years hence.
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EICK6 ICE CREAM, WARRANTED PURE
- md satisfa0togy, Lao Per gallon. Whclesale and
xefan stoges and3 0sntsR Maxkek Huning HennsyE
ssaas sseonA Wsahinsso1 Os0 ms
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SCRAP PICTURES.

NOR SCRAP BOOKS, SCREENS POCKETS, CAS-
ties Christmas Presents, any Decorative Work also
Tissue Paper Borders Xmas Cards Wonders for Christ
mas: J. JAY GOULD. 421 9th street. See adv. Jap
Goods" OF
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT,oFFICEo o AND BUSINESS ROOMS.
to ROHRER Il YOUNG, 92l street northwest oiO-3w.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-TO EXCHANGE-ABOUT ONE THOU
w sand dollars worth OF Ground "a corner lot)
cash. Address PROPERTY. Box 556. City Post Office.
O2O-3fs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM WITH MOD
" ern convent ences by gentleman Address
kNOWLTON, Star offic.. 1t.
ANTED-FURNISHED-TW looms AND
v. Kitchen fer light housekeeping. near the Treas
ury. for gentleman and wife, without children Ref
erences exchanged. Address Z. r. Star Office. st.
WANTED-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
" on first or second hoor. center of city, by two
adults and three year-old child Addres +. A., Star
ofllce References can he given staIe rent. ol93t'
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ExcHANGE ON IRELAND AND soOTLAkD.
We are prepared 70 issue in sums Of one pound sad
upward Oils Of exchange Of THE AMERICAN IA
CHANGE ,n EIEqps lmissd psEs1lHss sth rr,rr
MBUkGR. available in 81 gere q Ireland and soot
g cornsr ioS and PsSa.sivsaia sssSSs.
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TUESDAYS DailS.

Il - '~L.l - -: - f.!NfNf
4 MOTEL man Ys robbed Of $40 O.: and I'd q
watch few nights since in1sSiie9bfna'
Miss Molfie. Nrags5sia;lnli. ti 81 Filth
Mo-, is visiting. Miss Mihiie Wilson. ut
W. ]. N. Boyd has been q engaged to
teach a. fall: tenn at 1.-THE. Porter. school
l,ouso .iisi i.di ~0"l ~
ii: Frank IN eSs 5ihi1z I'D niece, g. NGisA: rs
Leea! Meoreefi LsNsr llle .Kes$seks,
/ ias been VISITING fhsl faWiesaShpr. n.
|. Wilson and MI. f555TsyT fp during the
past week H X T., ,,,..., .,s.- ., .,., .,,s4 ,..
Dr.. Wesscher has Just purcbaSgi II!
OTIS III the soulh' part. Of town and pro-
i oses to build the present Season: The
doctor IS 4 man Who believes Ii hi 4 bhil-
ding up his town ana !I klsepip9g th ig On
the boom. 20 .!aa. 1-.s :saas, ,".iSll =
Mr.. l., c. Ebaush one 81 om Of .foiIhsst
normal students aaaa a graduate, called
to.see us yesterday. Nj, .1shsaqgA .has
been teaching 'Ysltss @scffs ,'t 'a,y.:'
Holt county during, the: past" year.
We are always glad TO- SEE the boys
back here at least once a year.
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New Residence.

!, Mr.. E. NJ. Collins elegant new resi-.
dence Is now rapidly approaching CON-
pletlon. 1t Is two stories in height
and contains eight rooms and several
large closets and pantries. Messrs.
Mccartney & Sawyer, are doing the
carpenter work and it is athorough and
ifist class job throughout. Only the very
best lumber and other materials were
used and all tie doors, castings etc, are
.elaborately finished up. The lots on
which the building is situated are
b autifully located just south Of the
Samuel Reed residence, and commands
al fine view Of the Normal grounds.
They are now being enclosed by a very
tasty iron fence and the surroundings,
out 4o44ses. e!i; vii BIG made t9 SO e9r !;
re,psud.ahaLahubmaaIM,th III niiy
building.
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saturdays Daily.

Students ars rapidly leaving town.
Macon City has new daily but We
haze not seen Il copy OF it yet r;er
d. c. Pierce got back from Iowa Thu,
morning. 4 .. : ID
Tile Greenaaskels o: Macon ha ye:caall.
I'd county nominating convention to
meet June 2Itils sg}slf / .'EeS
Mrs Richter is inst Completing i
new cottage west Of her residence
which will make IA very desirable
place TO live.
$50 50 -..,s, ia sNts.A ia :>f-a. Ss
Pools Ice Cream rooms enjoyed, a
regular boom Thursday night. AT one
time fifty-seven were counted at his
tables at one time. co. as-..A
Mrs. f. f. Clark is canvassing
Kirksville for Mark Twain's latest work
Prince and Pauper," which has been
SO highly commended by the press. ]
1t is rumored that the entire Normal
Faculty mas been retained with the ex-
eeptions, Mrs Miller and Miss. Prewitt,
whose places will be filed by Miss
Devine of Iowa, ana Miss Owens. az,
". w. Mcbride, and Miss Jennie d.
Armstrong we're married in LaPlata
onalieiI2tA,N They were FROM Aaar,
but held license from Knox county
O.P Davis tied thelno; Z
TheiLaplata Press claims to have rub
lisled the news Of the capture, a week
ahead of the Adaif and linn county
papers. In view of the fact that our
daily gave full particulars on Friday
and Saturday, the day and day after the
affair this claim is decidedly cheeky. be-
The county canvass opens out rather
slowly, most Of the aspirants Ipreferring
10 want till after the decision Of tie
Central committee'as to whether nonn-.
nations shall be made by convention Or
primary election !, a ~
~ IS, ~
Tinsnap's big bic picture o ~ ths Bunk
er Ihll Battle" is causing considerable
talk. A fellow was up there the other day
looking at it and asked the artist which
one was Gen. Jackson. and another
was anxious tokaowo if M. Tnsman
was airi that battle Americans IRE
proverbially heavy on history.
Two heavy storms passed oysf this
place last night. Tie -hsst came NIB
abont dark yesterday evening from the
southwest and was accompanied with
vivid lightning and heavy rain. Later
IN the night another heavy wind storm
from thenorthwest ragged nearan hour.
\ number of trees were more or less
damaged in Town, and many people: an.
ticlpated something Ike aEeyolpas 8 We Vel
juisesthat further north aef
the storm we're still more severely
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Tell your neighbors
to subscribe for the
Campaign GRAPHIC.
The. GRAPHIC till
after the election only
IN I'ESE ga ;..tr."! -'C'ii ~ T.. f9@ ~
Always First 4

= q -.
/ BAYLOR & MILLER have re.
eeived and ready for sale al
ths spring. novelties, summer 70 lysr'.
silks VI 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.ountil you first examine
our goods. ~ ..s.it: 7z.l:,; .a Il.
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/. Fifty Cents
pays fOr',the w eekly
GRAPHIC dFur'iinlge-th
I Campaign sse..
Wanted.

, At.Tall & Pareelrs, North Side Gal
lery: Crying babies, laughing babies,
pretty babies. homely babies, all sorts
ofbabies "a picture of whom can BE-
made certain in an,instant Of time by 6
thisr new process, ,.,.. I'm. ...-,. l1-4t.
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Just, Received.

ave have just received a large stock.
ofonleats, which we can sell as cheap
assany house in town.. New groceries
received almost daily. Stock fresh and
complete. Farmers call and see US.
'''''' '''''- - MARKEY g. Son.
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Z WILKES ,.;.I'i. Il; Z WILLARD ~. = /

Desire us to say they are just opening
ont a very handsome and desirable
stock of Queensware- China and Glass
ware which for style qualify. and price
can't lie beat in Kirksville. Call and
see them. South side square 81, .el.r.,
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lICEt.JCE,I(E

~ ';''h 'ilCEt ICE! ICE! 81 e. ;;7s'
! Parties desiring Zee. will please APP
ply,for tickets leaving address at office.
corner Of Elson and Missouri streets.
ANY. negligence on part of men who
deliver ice viii please he reported at
Office and obligs.aj Jxo.s l.. PORTER. .,
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Magiein the, Nineteenth Century, II
| N. MdRea, WseorMge Ontario, writes:
Il have sold large quantities of Dr.. Tho
VAS ELEsTEIc. OMIT is used for colds,i
sore throat, Group. ete.. and. in fact. tor
any affection Of the throat it works like
magic, IT Isl cure for burns. bruises
and wounds, For sale'by J. G.. jam
tsb,, LII. .-aIl .. zi!sif-t. =. %! -.
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ATTENTION.

i; We would cali the attentions OF The
farmer to the fact That we have q full
supply of allkinds. Of Repairs for Rsa.
-pers and Movers at r: '.' .'@'' 10;
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WeaRysfsag. ~ 9}aYy,
The death f6lfat' Grififfeh now num-
E ssI.;S|jS;jaj:|E;a .laig | ]: 'eHa
The cdatt ssana%&' GtMdEA Yeser'
day to listen to the speeches in the
Rouze t1lsll. '''' , -. sls 49,
P anftRisss desiring 1rvu sStSa COPIES a' of ths
Weekly GRArHlc containing en- 4. KlHsskksville
Building. boom should apply. earas.i 80.
John Tinsnlan, IS getting up some
handsome banners Tor use Oh the4th. T.
The Glenwoi;otdd ' wooden mills advertise
in the, GRAPHIC. These mills aaa in first
class condition. Oaiding s Is cts;
spinning 90 c.s..-' See advertisement IN
another place. ---------
DR.. Mitchell started Tuesday to Sc
dalia, he, goes to attend the Missouri
State Sunday schools Convention. He
expects to return in time for his regu-
lar; sahaay ssfvises. sboo OK ~
Money to loan at ]. per cent, ii sums
.ot $1,000, and over, secuted BY approved
farms. Call on Pool. ." ! - - 80
Mr.. John Gardner has moved his
store, Il. the Coop binding
where he will be,glad to meet all his
friends and customers III the future
This move eiyas ham a fmel salesItoom
on the first floor .o'ogr.al.,, IS. ,e .eaa v-.s s.t.
, You can have your houses, bafks
stock, and grain and hay insured
against Ers,,treyelones,n toraadeess q nd
lightning J Sn All On Pcolsa Farmer
see 10 It that all ny your ,ul policies, coYer
Your damagesby WIND n they d6 not,
scome itoaaPooib rand getasa' pellcyaAaast
does Kirksville No., June 2lst, ga. az
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

!, Markey & Son are Independent can
.didates for public patronage in all
kinds ofIiGroceries., oe Farmers call in
and see them, north side square.
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,3RSk Rec0ive4.

q At HaECezSEs q III ,S6oN r.
with which they make all
the large size pictures from 14Sl7, TO
the smallest size. Call and see samples.
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yETeTU4N5
. ~ III . : ;
. Pref ShryOCk,.

\ .sarGlFEeF.lNarP !t!PEsKs'f, sn.1lI
Prot ]. W. Shryock expects to leave
kirksville this week for Minneapolis,
'lIinn. On his resignation of this posi-
zion in the State Normal the Faculty
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PROGRAMME

st.Io fbN.Ai All
For the Laying Of the Corner Stone
e fh ss;, = r @ga' ~, sony! gsi ~
Masonic order will meet at their
Hall at 7f5:3o. proceed hoMrs to
church lot where the corner stone vii
be iaid.atti1e:sd' Asssis lftet the stone
is + laid aYdNdgsss wy d Is dellysgsd, at
On Of sleknsss and gl absen Isss
the ladies Of Nf.aE church ,Sonti} have
HseIdsd not .e have dinner and fest tisa
bhsthe day Of LAYING the corner stone Of
their &aNM 4 aNk Ah4al tAaksies
Areasndendleo alL parties who have
kE dsiaa issis sao ; ;a,'" q s'4 4St
ON .LfElii. ~ "
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l. Furrow have re-
r rned from Illinois.
Look out for a lot of ann ouncementS
fbr office next weekinh
The two Misses Gillespie, of Mace n
have been visiting kirksville this week.
/ S. f. Furrow has been improving
and adjoining his residence and
gr sprtl tggffssHfFf1W f1O<,7
The men who are always predicting
divisions in the party, are generally
|, the chaps who should be watched.
| Circuit Court adjourned yesterday
II morning. The case of Curtis was con-
ttsnued over until nexr term.
Mr.. A. Il. Morgan expects to teach a
graded school at Brashear, commencing
sept lstaa bsise;erfill ss:Hfsi.et
Mrs, G. w. Mathews has gone to
E4lslt heeff father, MI. Belt: Miaiay,1 of
Nalnuttownslip, & Ays Thought GGsorge
lp0ked little s, villa fyfa { ana anxious
Mrs. r. G. Va9horn, lice Miss Julia
Halliday, is visiting iissi patents in this
'dity, and will remain two or three
weeks.
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were present: ..-,r-.--
Salsriver-J. NJ. ANDERSON Il w
pClay-G. W. Lord.
Pallks55.slL Clark Car .s.a : 4 - S.
lNineyehwJ. IL. sNovinger,s7o -tt::4
Aorrow-John SHIRLEY, ,ir., s'''s
Pettis-R. r. Hawkins: -. -
Wilson NJ. Deaton. ''-"!@''' b" 4
BentonAB. II. htinsor',;, -
ABsas p@.S L. Sage 5t@9rr..!L1ilggseHt y
and OF Walnuts.u ..a!r.->ala;..:5 1oisss ,
It was lecidedvs That nomiAalioIE !Es.
made by prinarys eIectlop,gto ,ba, he'd
August 18th. u-s.,,,. $500. ,
ThesseAowSine piaces'wtre. dfeignaset'
for holdiag Aleslaeha,1 ,aGLaN,at.Mive
HI,E:.. a ~ AT East East
Sa!triyer, i.s 1yas,sson stsEIaNj
ipa1scheel lsussfas;aiio sftfs 1t RdfMfy is,
Walnut at College Mound; Liberty. at
Williams school house; = NiheSsh: tatE
Nineyeh; Benton at Kirksyille, Morrow
At Stiff I'm 'Ghi1 ~lAJiIsAA?
OK HI }saarG
The following Judge, Of tie primary
afestion- 'weres'then selected svby-: the
members of each township: -
Polk-P. j. Suble.ts, J, W. ORR, W:
7. Hutchinson and 1. Spriggs: 81 f'''''
Clay-D.J ]. CIarkson, A. Story, J, F.:
Waddill and Janfes sNttthfsabh.
#,9.sals RivsYT,M. N Ctvpcht s j..
Paul, Ira Elliott ahd..t .-G.'Kelley. S'
w. y Salt RwetL VIII. Mason, r.
". Miles, al.f. Ifa2ans and. BY Gill.
Witssoinis1.jniao Howl. ST. !. Moses Starr i.
Nv. H. Morris and W. C-Ht6ote * =
Pettis-M. V. Atterberry, S. NJ. Craw.
fora, 'W'hk Hawkins 'aia R.;G 1lieley.
Morrow-daAs Hrenus,nsn; J. Fort
Neil. Hassriatt apllds s., 1, Sta4l .4.,:p.,
''Benton #. 'Nessslisy, ynp;''Yyad.,
Pill. Esaak Rropst, and John Lewis.
Efbel4y.dad Walnut TOWNSHIP. Tot
beng repS4katsd8IiS 66ia asittggssNhks
cd the jhdM Rof. @s6A S@Sskrssas
follows: K, Hs.,Asa
sWalahf=7yek MSsmatAs 4, ,H:'I4athr
Am, Rufus Gaye4t and s. sSeaultheis.
bET, Hiram sS Ssl alS I'D y. hflhdsf.'
The tolloaing ,mblioha. 4aJ then ad.
ddnted UNANIMOUSLY; Il, lsIln .,ss,vnA
isHsys2 5h 2 fi e. $stI !! Sl1ss H.
provided for general elections and that
the returnsHfsala pMlfafS I'd made to
the rpuatS ..eapamit1esbyli it.hsipsesss9astsjI
members of the committee from each
township" lESSf sutIlj
s.sa as ID; .s *. N
ease Sia e h f saai II
ssf a.3aihs 4nl lie bs, stlsIs aas
@hats,bsa aiasa 9itHf sac
% iaIx y af1a tiitss 3. adists k,se
Itsoisa, i,iw soasodoG,.s,o,--.,al II,sssi
Eaasif,n sa,4a'df l szass
trday, Aug. SUI, 1T one otl5es RI. I'll d. II
1t Harrngton,s law office in Kinks
Wiley sgsotoI3 ci3;aiis;.- &
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= =. 80 - y - .'III. II ~ r.
E lG1YillGrsl 70! AND IEO)lR.NADQEs,
Foui can Il inspreAGyournn property
against damage BY cyclones byocalling
ON J. S. Pool. i,..;rse.,.!;,. .,.,s,,
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CELCSALE----I will offer Al public sale At my
residence Gig. miles northeast Of NrssriIlc. on
Friday june esrd. the following property: flree
head OF work horses. one yearling colt. four milc
COWS. Nv" ycarling heifcrs seven head OF hugs one
t~o-horse Magon- one spring wagon. set loai.l.
arrows. cuiyatOrs and oshertinss to6 hume ro,ts
la meition.- Tes<us made known ssff-t day cfruie
Sale la commence At ~ y CLOCK sharp.
- =. MARI AN lsRIEEIN
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4, Ei.r CONTRADICTIONS OF TIE sIRIE-l

SELr CONTRADICTIONS OF THE BIBLE-,li
- propositions, theological. mora. historical
aud speculative: each proved afrma;iyely and neg
atyely 10y quotations from scripture, without CONF
ment: embodying the most palpabie and striking
..lf-ronira,iciions of the 50 called word of Cos,
The above Is She title OF little book made of
here In the pulpit short time since by Rev. Mr..
baird, and should be read by persons OF ever creed
aud by those OF no creed. search the scriptures
Tor in them We think ye haye eternal liie.'' This
nook of scripture quotations is furnished BIZ the IN
,i.isi,,nnd forte benefit OF humanity without profit.
irer aci call anu gel copy. Sent by mail the
stnc ia coin or stamps. WM. HART.
Kirk syillr. Mo,
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bw prices at john Caskeys:'as,ih .,ssls.s
IFS I'D
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The Judge askedess9epred prisoner
this week if he W /" AaMed either by
blood or marriage. to any one on the
Jury. As the iurymen were all white
the question caused o general laugh
And yet. in the good old patriarchal
days before the "wah' such question
Would not have leen altogether inap-
pfopria,e.
Under direction OF the Sheriff, Reub
.Mears auctioned off on Saturday the
six remaining revolvers false whiskers
ammunition ard other stuff belonging