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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13
s. p, s. l., E,

The S. P S. L. E. society net at the
residence of Mr.. Guy Chandler last
Saturday, night Oct. Z.
After some time spent IN reading
and adopting constitution and by
laws four new members were admitted;
Recess: music, after which an able and
effective address was delivered by the
president, n. N. Boyd; an excellent es-
say read by Miss Helen Boyd; select
reading by Miss Allie Chandler, Half
way Doin's;' defamation by Len Boyd;
music closing. Programme for next
Saturday night; Music: Address by
}. H. Ely: Essay, by Eugenia Chandler
retaliation and declarations, by Miss
Sono ra Ely; John Parker. Leonard
Boyd and ]. &. Fletcher; Select reading
Nelson Boyd. Paper. 'Autocrat" by
Allie Chandler: Debate, Jude Ely, and
n. u. Boyd, dialogue by Jeptha Ely
and Willie Fletcher. Extemporaneous
speech by Will Boyd. Biographical
sketch, Mss Minnie Fletcher Instru-
mental music, Miss Allie Chandler
Meets at Mr.. Guy Chambers next
Saturday, Oct. IA,
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Graphic Subscriptions.

The following amounts on subscrip-
ton to the WEEKLY GRAPHIC have been
received since our last announcement
Jesse Roscoe, $50; c. A. Miles.
e,55; H. T. Lowe, 1.5o..; Jno Saddler,
so; J. B. Wilson, IS; U. P. Sewel,
$50; ]. f. Scrlven, 100; Jos. Lin
vile. 100; Joseph Lankard, 1850; A.
]. Keim, so; W. c. Harbolt, $50 ;
NJ. l.. Robert, $50; Ben. Millay, $50;
Phil. Beecher, $50; Fannie B. Ray,
.e5; Mary d. Netherland, SIS; God
fey Sprang. so; VIII. Parcels,r.5o; H.
C.Eighelberger,1 30; E.D.Eversul $50;
V. A. Judd, so; VIM. Alvey, I.e5; !.
H. Campbell, so; c. F. Griffin IS; F.
Smith, IS; F. Young, IS Lewis Bill
tlngs, $50; Jesse McDermott, $50 ;
L. NJ. Willis, $50: Lewis c. Meyers,
so; A. H. Pitkin, rs; W. G. Bailey,
so; ID. H. Roberts, $50; Chas.
Englehart, $50; ]. NJ. F1emming,
$50; ]. W. Dennison. so; Lon Her
ron, so; J.F. Buckley, 90; Henry
Wallace, 200.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

The October number of golden
DAYS. is a handsome issue. This
popular boys and girls magazine has
achieved wonderful success within the
past year or two. In subject matter,
Illustrations, quantity ofreading, vari-
etv. etc it has hardly rival in the field.
Published at Philadelphia by James FL
version. Single copies 25c.
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\ LIBRARY OF ABORIGINAL AMER

A LIBRARY OF ABORIGINAL AMER
IcAN LITERATURE" is announced by DR..
d. G. Brinton, of No. 1I6 South Sew
enth street, Philadelphia, to compris-
a series ofworks by American aborig-
ines. These are chiefly in manuscript,
and are to be printed in the original
tongues, with English tfanslations and
notes. The "CHRoNIcLEs OF THE
MAYAsn is to be edited by DR.. Brin-
ton himself, and will appear this year,
and the series is expected to prove Of
great value to American ethnologlsts.
A subscription to the first does not
bind the subscriber to take the full SER
ies.-Or Continent.
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FREE TO ALL.
One Thousand Bottles of MarSh'S
Golden Balsam TO be Given Away.

Every person who is suffering with
Consumption, Weak Lungs, Bronchitis.
a Cough or Cold, Sore Throat, Hoarse-
ness, Group, Whooping Cough, Asthma,
or any disease of the Thoat or Lungs,
can obtain trial bottle ofMarsh's Col
den Balsam, the great Cough remedy,
free of charge, by calling at Gray &
Co.'S. drug store, Kirksville Mo.
Persons who have tried this valuable
medicine can procure the large bottles
at 50 cents and SI.oo. Thousands Of
bottles have been given away 10 prove
its extraordinary merit. Two doses
will benefit.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13
The Comet.

The blazing comet now visible in the
morning sky is an interesting subject
for the scientist. but whether it falls in
to the sun, or flies off into space again
is a matter which time will demon
strate. But the fact that the Halliday
Bros. still lead the town in groceries,
PROVISIONS and produce is already estap-
lished. They carry one of the most
complete stocks in north Missouri, in
GLIDING very fine line of queensware
cutlery, canned goods, tobacco, cigars
candies, and in fact everything in their
line. Call in and see them. You will
find them on the north side, at the old
stand.
A call is ont tor public meeting on
the Dist for the purpose Of taking steps
to secure public improvements in
krSsvllle.
The Lindsey Comedy Concert Com
pany' was in town Wednesday, and
their Silver band gave our citizens some
choice music. No present arrange
ment for appearance here was made,
out We understand the managers
promise to return some time during the
season.
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v ritten for the Weekly Graphic.
BEES AND HONEY.

| The first definite description Of tn,
bee. is by Aristotle. IN his celebrated
History of animals about the middle
of the 4th century before tie christian
era, and from that day to the present
various writers, both sacred and pro
fame, have celebrated the virtues of the
bee, both IN poetry and prose.
History does not inform us whether
old father Adam and his worthy spouse
were presented with a full colony OF
gold banded Italians, nor whether
Noah kept his in patent frame chafi
hive, so essential to successful winter
ing when he should land on the eter-
nally snow clad sumit of Ararat; nor
whether the Patriarch Abraham kept
his in tine proverbial log gum, box
hive or straw skeep. The record states
that Canaan his dwelling place was
Land flowing with milk and honey"
and as he led migratory life it Is pro-
bable his apiary was movable and rast-
ed at eventide when be corailed his
cows at milking tline:-it does not
state when the famine prevailed there,
aud he sent his sons into Egypt for
corn with present to the Egyptian
ruler of some of Canaan's famous honey
whether 1t was extracted or that beaC-
tiful comb honey, stored in sections
and gathered by his own bees from
white or red clover.
Sacred history however frequently
speaks IN glowing terms of honey as
great luxury and a nourishing diet.
Profane history 600 year before the
the christian era lauds it: and at tine
feast Of the gods, described by Ovid. the
delicious honey cakes, composed of meal
honey and oil, were never wanting;-
was also extensively used in domestic
worship, and indispensable at the
special worship of Ceres in Novemb er.
Ceres was regarded as the honey
dispenser" who by her union with the
rain god Zeus caused fruitful seasons
her priestesseS were called bees be-
cause honey was the first food OF the
infant Dyonysius the son of BacchuS,
whom Ceres bore in her arms as ISIS
carried Horus, and she was the instruc-
tor of Arlstaeus in bee culture
Practically every farmer should keep
at least few colonies Of the best strain
of bees, in good movable frame hives. |
perfect himself in scientific bee culture |
and be qualified to run small apiary
with pleasure and profit. This can be
done at very small cost, by buying a
few standard works on modern bee !
culture, such as "A. J. Cooks manual of !
the apiary." the "A B c of bee keeping
and many others, also the weekly pa
pers published on that subject, such as
the American Bee Journal" "Glean-
ings,' etc.
In a subsequent communication |
expect to give the results of my seasons /
bee culture and the profits therefronl.
F. A. GROVE.
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We see by communication in a Col
orado paper that Mr. John I. Fitch has
some fine mineral prospects IN his
claims, and they are very advantage
ously located. The paper states that
one of them-the Silver Clouds tif-
teen feet wide, and though only a
small amount of work has been done,
shows ''six inches of fine steel galena
in the hanging wall, two feet Of cope.
and iron pyrites on the foot wall, and
the rest of the vein riae quartz. The
"Estella' another ofhis claims Is show
ing up well. Glad to hear it.
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WARRANTS ON CAPITAL SCHOOL FUND.
Success.

In any partiular line of business is
one of the very best tests of merit
and one of the best examples in this
line is the Popular Grocery establish
msnt of the Halliday Bros. Nothing
short OF full stock. good goods and
low prices, would have enabled them to
retain their position as the leading Gro
Gerry House of North Missouri. If you
have never traded with them call in
now and give them trial order.
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SETTLE Up.

All persons knowing themselves in.
debted to the late firm of Drs. SWEET
nam & Cohen will save trouble by call
ing at once and settling their accounts.
The books are in the hands Of DIR. Co
ben and the bills must he paid.
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Coming.

The Western Theatrical Company,
comprising some Is performances are
billed for whole week at this place
commencing next Monday. They pro-
pose opening with The Galley Slave
on Monday night The Westerns have
always found a WARM welcome In
klrksvllle and we expect to see good
audience out to greet their return.
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90 to Ames & McCall's
for clothing.

LOOK OUT tor BARGAINS in
STOVES The Boston Store has
about one hundred Cook and Heating
Stoves that MUST BE SOLD. Look
for yourself. See whether they are
as represented. Also all kinds OF fur
niture cheap. Glassware and queens
ware at half price Every one is in
vlted to call. BOSTON STORE.
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Report Of the kirkSyilIe Public
School.

Report Tor the month ending, Oct
6, 1882.
Number enrolled, $40; average daily
attendance, 5S1: pupils neither absent
nor tardy 277; cases of hardness, 202
The daily attendance for the CORES
pondlng month last year was 500.
The seating capacity OF all the rooms
is about $50, which would leave % pu-
pills without seats, if The enrolement
would come any day.
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Public Sale.

| will offer at public sale at my resi-
dence miles southwest of Brashear in
Wilson Township, On Wednesday, Oct,
18th, the following property: 8 head of
horses, l l head of mixed cattle, - head
of hogs, 1 two-horse wagon. set
double harness, corn in the shock, tim
Othy hay in the stack, also millet hay
in the rick. and other things too tedious
TO mention. Terms OF sale-All sums
OF So and under cash IN hand. All
sums over s.. credit of twelve months
will be given, the purchaser giving
note md good security. Sale to com
mence at ten o'clock.
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Ladies'.

Drop in at the New York Store and en-
anime their New Goods just opened.
and very full and complete assort-
ment Fine dress goods of every col
or and quality. New YORK STORE.
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Now Here.

Our large and complete stock Of fall
and winter goods, fannels, cashmeres
ladies' dress goods, etc. Come in and
see us. More big bargains, in every
thing. N. Y. STORE.
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Not drink, not sold in bar-rooms,
but reliable non-alcoholic tonic med
icine, useful at all times. and in all sea
sons, IS Browns Iron Bitters.
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Save money by poinp I

Save money by going to
Ames & McCall's to buy your
clothing, hats d caps, trunks d
valises, & gents furnishing
goods of all description. East
side of the square.
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60 to Ames & Mccall's
for clothing.
90 to Ames & Mccall's
for clothing.

Go to Ames and McCall's
for your clothing, hats Il caps
IL gents furnishing goods,
Largest stock In town and
lowest prices. East side of
square.
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Messrs Hulse & Day the new proprie-
tors of the meat market at the south
west corner of the square, have fitted
up and are prepared to supply the pub
lie with the choicest beet, pork and
mutton the market affords.
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ALL
N T. WI
AND
FRESH

Eveyyfhing neso and neat, the test
material and neatest fit tn Clothing,
Dolmans, Circulars, Cl0aks, Hats,
and CAPS. I'VE donf and av0nf handle
.SA0ddy AUCTION Goods. ne like TO sell
Go0d Goods 0nly. Eoay eeys0n kares
our store aoeN pleased CAREFUL inspef-
H0n requested. one Prize to all, rieh
and per RESPECTFULLY,
N. A. BAYLOR.
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Don't you forget to call on Clark
when You want good heating stove.
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STRAW TICKS FILLED

Mr. J. Il. Crenshaw, the drayman, is
prepared to fill straw ticks with nice
clean and dry straw, on snort notice
Give him a call.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

Fit Your children out for
school with good substantial
foot wear at Such 4 Cos
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COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.

County court met Monday, Octobe
End, 1882, and continued in session W.
days. Officers all present when the iol
lowing business was transacted.
The bonds of NJ. Darr, }. II. Henri.
j. H. Smith as road overseers were ap
proved.
4 Released school fund mortgage o
Eliza Gum, book G. page 291. Andrew
Berry book G. page 1923 and Robt
Mercer book g. page 23S.
John H. Smith was appointed road
overseer in district Walnut township
T.. J. Dockrey was ordered to view
anu report plans and estimated cost o.
a bridge on Propst branch in Salt river
township.
The voting place in Liberty town
ship was changed from Williams school
house to New Baden Springs.
Clay township was divided into two
voting precincts the north half of the
township to vote at Willmathville and
the south half to vote at Hazel Green
school house, upon petition OF one hun
dred legal voters the question of the
adoption Of the township organization
law was ordered submitted to the vot
ers at the General election to be held
Nov. 9TH, 1882.
Appropriations of $4,000 to build a
bridge on Shuteye creek near Shibley's
Point and $1,000 to build bridge
near the residence OF E. BRITT in Polk
township and 7. j. Dockery road and
bridge commissioner was ordered to ad-
vertise and lie: contracts for building
same forthwith.
The report of W. T. Baird. financial
agent for Adair county in n.atters OF
exchanging township bonds was APP
proved and ordered spread on the
record.
The voting place in the West half
Salt river township was liked at Bull
hon.
T.. J. Dorkery was ordered to view
and report in the matter of bridge
near Lew Axiom in Salt river town
ship.
$1,000 was ordered transferred from
the county revenue fund to the road
and bridge fund.
The application and petition of Sam
Carpenter was dismissed for the reason
that it appeared from the evidence ad-
duced that said Carpenter had been con-
victed for violation OF chapter 80 r.
S. Mo. 1879
The following persons were appoint
ed Judge. of the election to be held
Nov. 9TH, 1882:
Wilson Township David Bego.e, II.
E. Morgan, J. R. Cook, VIM. C. Elmore
Pettis township. J. Dawdy, John II.
Lagle, NJ. V. Atterb.rry. VIM. G.
Hynds. Walnut township--Wm Ran
som, S Ken. H Day, Rufus Cavett.
Liberty townships c Zeigler. Hiram
Snyder, Godfrey Sprang, w f Panne-
baker. Morrow township-Jackson
Megrew. VIM H Moreloek, John Shib-
ley, Jr. Nineveh township-Jacob
Cutler, j H Novinger, I J Saunders,
Jas Nosineer. Polk township-John
E. Ely, Chas kimDle, John Hutchinson,
Lewis Spriggs. North half Clay town.
L Musson, Alfred Story,
Sam'l Frances l. } Ainslee. South
Clay township--Jacob Garner, D j
Clarkson, Andrew Roberts, Dan'l Me-
Gonmigle. East halfSalt river town
ship Edmund Greenwood, Daniel Tut
tie, J n McCreary. West Salt liver
townsmp-C L Minton. VIM Morrow,
Walter Bundy. H E Green. Benton
tow nship-H F MILAN, Josiah Wright,
VIM H Parcels, VIM Hart.
ISSUED ON CONTINGENT Ed.
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Misses and chlldren's coats trimmed
in white plush at HARLAN Bios.
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COAL!COAL,COAL.

Go to B. w. Ross for best Brazille
and Centerville Iowa Coal.
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NEW Stock of Staple and Fancy
Gro, cries Just received at R. d. Magru-
der'
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Mrs. c. E. Leech has moved to the
square where she will he glad to see all
her Ole and New friends and show
them her new mlllinary goods. West
side. 1st. door south of Robert Clark's
hardware store
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George Melvin, Painter and Paper
Hanger first door west OF North Mo
Hotel. 13-tf.
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While in st. Louis last week we
dropped in TO see the new perfecting
presses Of the Post DisDatch at work
They are truly narvels of mechani-
al ingenuity, turning out twenty
thousand papers per hour, neatly print
ed. pasted folded and counted, almost
independent of human aid or supervis-
ion. The Dispatch since it issued its
declaration of independence, has experl-
enced wonderful growth in its circu-
alton and now stands at the head of
the st. Louis press in that respect. 1t
is living exempli6cation of the fact
that newspaper no longer needs to he
an organ in order to prosper. We
wish il success.
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MARRIED.

TZLER-MCCLoSKY-At the residence Of
the BRIDES parents. In Salt river township. sept.
18th, Mr.. Arthur HurtIler. Of Iowa, and Miss
Nancy McClosky, Rev. Z. p. Wardnp, of1cia'-
ing.
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For all Blood disorders and

For all Blood disorders and Liver
complaints use Marsh's Golden Blood
& Liver Tonic. 1t purifies the Blood.
invigorates the Liver. Stomach and
Bowels, regulates the kidneys and
strengthens the system. Sample bottle
free.
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Robt. Clark has Just received a car
load of Acorn Stoves from the factory
call and see them.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

NJ. Z. DeDeamer Sc. have large
liz of stoves on hand and will sell
cheap Cor cash.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

Liver diseases, headache, and constI-
patton caused by bad digestion, quickly
cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
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Fall and winter clothing the finest
and the cheapest in town. Give US a
call. HARLAN Bios
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WARRANTS ON SALARY FUND.
WARRANTS ON BENTON TIP. r IN. Ed.

WARRANTS ON BENTON TIP. R INT. Ed.
Overall & Judsen. preparing funding bonds IS 66
W Baird, exp and service exchanging bonds 1863
WARRANTS ON EAST 4 SALT R, TIP. R. R.
INT. FUND.
Overall L Judson, preparing funding bonds n "a
W Baird, exp and service exchanging bonds 10
John " Wise. borrowed county school fund loo 20
las A Musick, - - :" 75D
Geo r VOORHEES,, - I" 1000
Olive Mitchell, - =. 100 10
Hill. =. - - loco
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

Such & Co., take the lead
in every description of fine or
coarse foot wear. Call aud see
them.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

CHOICE LINE of SUGARS and
C0FFEE'S-th the best IN town BY all
odds-at r. D.Magruder's.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

Those Picnic hams at L. A. Willard s
are fine. only 15c per pound.