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4 Handsome Front.

The front just put in to DR.. Wilson's
new brick business house is without
doubt the handsomest in town. The
entire window on each side of the
door is solid glass, without cross bar or
obstruction. The glass measured
76x 40 inches and is clear as
crystal, we understand each one weighs
500 pounds. What adds to their
beauty is the fact they are home made,
SO as to speak being the work of the
Crystal Glass Company of St. Louis.
We understand Mr.. Jos. Baum is to
occupy this magnificent store room
when fully completed. There certain
ly is not handsomer front in northeast
Missouri,
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HELP WANTED.

want few energetic men for each
county in Missouri to take orders. Also
limited number of reliable parties to
eppoint and superintend agents. Good
pay and permanent employment TO the
proper parties. Address, F. NJ. bod.
son, 4 doors south of Savings Bank
hlrksville, MO. 53-oy.
Harlan Bros. let their neighbors do
the putting and bloicing, but they sell
he goods and that is what they are
here for.
Always examine our goods before
you buy. BAYLOR & MILLER.
Merchant Tailoring at Baylor &
Miller's.
Baylor & Miller for Boots and Shoes.
Overcoats and clothing at Baylor &
Miller's.
Baylor & Miller for late style cloaks
and dolmans.
Baylor g. Miller will not be under
sold
Bayor & Miller for clothing.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets. Hats
Boots and Shoes and everything at
Baylor & Miller's.
Baylor & Miller have the goods you
want.
Baylor & Miller will save you money.
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Jonas Shott, Of Noyinger. made our

| Jonas Shot, of Novinger, made on
office very pleasant call to-day, an,
showed his appreciation of our efforts,
by leaving the needtul tor the Daily
and Weekly GRAPHIC. and the Home
Treasure. He reports everything boom
ing in his neighborhood, and everyhod,
in favor OF the Great Family Paper.
Mr.. J. T. Milligan, Of Bloomfield,
Iowa, is visiting his sister, Mrs. w. L.
Fletcher. We had the pleasure Of a
friendly call from him this morning,
Mr.. Mlligan and family have been
regular readers of the GRAPHIC for the
past year, and it will continue to visit
them during 1882.
A special train of stock was shipped
from Kirksville on Saturday, consisting
of fourteen cars of hogs. Twelve of
them were shipped BY Link & Brasfield
and two by Thos. Holbrook. Link &
Brastield shipped five more to-day from
Sublette, and will have six cars more
ready at this place tomorrow. Doesn't
look as if quite all the stock was ship
ped out of the country yet.
Last night Mr.. c. L. Stewart deliv-
cred his farewell lecture before the
Liberal society, the proceeds of which
went to the benefit of the Society.
The subject was "Whati is true Good.
ness" At the close of the lecture Mr..
S. NJ. Picker stepped to the platform
and in a few well chosen words pre-
sented the speaker with a handsome
silver watch as token ofthe apprecia-
ton and esteem of the society. Mr.
Stewart was completely surprised and
responded in a feeling manner.
Miss Rose Meeker one of the survl-
vors of the Meeker massacre, by Ute In
dams in Colo, two or three year since
lectured at the NJ. E. Church last night. |
She gave vivid picture of the afro
clous cruelties of Indian warfare, and
dwelt upon and illustrated the cunning
and treachery of the Indian character.
She argued that the present policy of
the government only favors and en-
courages their present wild and savage
manner of life and that If they are
brought under restraints OF civilized
life i; must by sterner and more COM
oulsory treatment. They must be
.aught to be self sustaining and be
compelled to work: and present govern
nent aid and encouragement to idleness
ne withdrawn.
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Saturday 'sDaily.


Don't touch my vacclnate.
Winter seems to have lost his grip.
Vaccination is now the order of the
day.
Draper, the eminent scientist, died
Wednesday.
Jay Gould was in St. Louis Thursday
and Friday.
The unfortunate citizens of Hannibal
are afflicted with scarlet fever.
1t is thought the Guiteau case will
90 to the jury by next Saturday.
Subscriptions from distance to the
Home Treasure are coming in at the
rate of from fifteen to twenty day.
The Scientific American says: light
film of glycerine will keep store win
dows from sweating and prevent frost
ing"
Notwithstanding the mud, the town
has been tull of people from the coun-
try to-day and business among our
merchants lively.
We learn that the Rev. I'M. Green
of St. Joseph has been fully exonorated
from the serious charges made against
his character, by a committee appoint
ed to investigate the matter.
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jumped the Track.

We learn that the passenger train on
the Q. NJ. & P. gong west yesterday
evening jumped the track between the
tank near Milan and the depot at that
place. Three cars and the tender went
of. but we understand no serious dam.
age resulted to either cars or passen-
gers. We have no particulars but pre-
sumo the train was not running very
fast at the time.
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second Hand Furniture

SCCOuU u0uU II VI ulGulO
Stoves, &C., bought and sold by w. N
Hope. Office at Jas. A. Hopes east
side of square.
John Caskey says he will sell his en-.
tire stock of Dry Goods. Clothing, No
tons, ETC., tor the next twelve months
not at cost, but for a small profit; and
will compete with all cost houses and
still make living out of his business.
NOW is the time to select your hoh-
day presents, and if you want some
thing sensible, call on John Caskey's
and buy nice Dress pattern for your
wife or daghter.
IL hereby certify that l have used
DR.. Franconi's Balm of Life, and find
it most excellent remedy.
w. G. CocHRANE.
The Balm of Life is for sale, whole
sale and retail. at J. G Jamison's and
F. A. Groves, Kirksville, Mo.
Try John Caskey; first and last, for
nice Dress Goods and don't you forget
it.
A few Nobby Suits TOR sale at John
Caskey's.
John Caskey says he avonAa spare
few more overcoats if anybody needs
them.
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Pleasure Party.

The Beedle e. Prindle Pleasure Par
ty'' troupe will visit kirksville on the
18th. We notice number OF our e1-
changes speak in very fattering terms
of their entertainment. The Ottumwa
Qowa) Courier says:
The Pleasure Party of Beedle's and
Johnny Prindle's appeared for the first
time in this city last evening at Lewis
Opera House. They had fair house,
which would have been much larger
had our people been acquainted with
the company to have known how excel
lently they would have been entertain
ed. The party comprises gentlemen
and ladies OF culture and taste, and
who stand high in their eastern homes.
Their music is first-clasS, their amusing
comedies we'll executed, and the sing
ing and dancing superb. They were
encored again and again, the audience
all through exhibiting evidences of the
highest enjoyment. They will be well
coined here again
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j. X. Such went to Quincy to-day on
business.
Mr.. Jesse McDermot, of Wilson
township. was IN town Tuesday.
Thos. Gibson has sold his billiard bu-
siness. We understand he is going into
the tie trade
DR.. H. 1. Shull goes to st. Louis to-
night, where he will remain for several
months freshening his memory on medi-
cal topics.
Miss Mary Meyers lett yesterday
morning for visit to friends in Hi
nos. We know at least one fellow who
will scarcely smile until she returns.
We had the pleasure OF a call Mon
day afternoon from Miss Rose Meeker,
Of Greeley Colorado, accompanied by
Miss Overton, at whose residence Miss
Meeker is stopping.
j. w. Wry, and wife returned home
this morning after a pleasant visit to
his friends in Montgomery Co. As one
of the first requisites to continued
happiness Mr.. Wry handed US $3.50 for
the GRAPHIC for the year 1882.
We regret to learn that the family of
Mr.. Porter r. Smith, of the Democrat
office. have been called to part with
their infant son by death, which oc-
CURED yesterday morning. Tine funer-
al takes place this afternoon.
l will preach on next Saturday at 21k
p. m. at the Weston school-house, and
on Sunday at Sublette at II a. M; and
at Greentop at 8 p. m. The fourth
quarterly conference tor Kirksville CIR
cult, NJ. E. Church, will be held at
Greentop on Wednesday, January 25th.
A full attendance is desired.
f. NJ. GREEN.
heV. w. NJ. Drown, OF braShear, has
just returned from family reunion
held ct burlington, Iowa, where his
father resides. His father was one of
the early Iowa pioneers, setting in that
State in 1884.
NJ. H. Lewis, of Greentop, has been
spending some weeks visiting relatives
in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin.
He paid this Office social and business
call this morning in company with his
uncle, Mr.. John S. Newberry, of Grand
Junction, Iowa, who is looking at
Northern Missouri for the first time.
The GRAPHIC will visit Mr.. Newberry
in his Iowa home for the next four
months.
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Yesterday we took a look through
the laboratory and work rooms where
DIR. N. Wilson puts up his Rocky Noun
tain Bitters. We must own we were
truly surprised, not knowing the ex-
tent of materials, machinery and appa-
ratus used. In the store room we no.
ted pile of boxes, ready for shipment
to various points. Two or three men
are now kept constantly busy manu-
featuring. labelling, packing and ship
pins. The whole of the second story
CT his store-house is devoted to this
branch of his business.
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Mondays Daily.

Mondays Daily.
The dedication of the NJ. E. Church
has been set for the 22nd.
The mail train from the south was
nearly three hours late this morning.
Two young darkles were fined $3.50
each tor misbehavlng at colored meet
ing in Monticello.
Jack frost maccadamized the streets
nicely last night and this morning it
was rea. comfort to get around again.
The lecture delivered in the NJ. E
Church Sunday evening, by Miss Nee
ker, was listened to by full house.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.. F S.
Hoag's health is not good the present
winter though he is able to attend to
business a portion of his time.
The GRAPHIC does not take adver-
tisements merely to fill up and save
type setting. This is one reason it is
so popular with the people.
Jas. Robinson and wife, of Muscatine
Iowa, are in town. We are glad to hear
that the there is prospect of Mr.. Rob-
inson again making Kirkville his per-
nent home.
There is talk of a telephone line be-
tween New Baden Springs and this
place. We understand the new hotel
at the springs will soon be ready for
guests. A number of ldS have been
spoken for, and there is every prospect
of boom in the spring.
Mr.. Mllby, conductor d the tie train
on the Q. NJ. &P. r. R. took a flying
trip to Quincy, with an engine and ca
boose, Sunday morning and was back
by eight p. m. bringing his wife with
him.
wish to return thanks to j. ".
Martin. general agent N N. E. Mo-, of
the Guild Pianos, for tie free use Of an
excellent Piano, and Ogan also, In The
concert gwen by Prof Carlo Lamoni,
for the benefit of our church.
j. J. BENTLEY.
NJ. n. Fuller gave a lecture and
sciopticon exhibition At the Piercev,lle
school-house on Fr,d.y night OF last
week to a good audieice, who were SO
well pleased that he vas invited to give
repetition this week
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While there is at present no case of
smallpox in Kirksyille; with it in
neighboring towns, we cannot be too
vigilant in guarding against its intro
duction or spread. Hence the parents
of every child who has not been vaccl-
mated should at once see to the matter.
Whatever may be said to the contrary,
statistics prove that vaccination does
protect. The public schools have closed
on account OF the disease in Trenton,
we want to guard agalnt anything of
the kind here.
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See those nobby hats at No. SO.

Fire proof oil cloths at John Caskey.
Balm Of Lite for aches and pains
Try 1t.
Fresh oysters IN any way you desire
at Maynards.
A full line of Ready made clothing
Tohn Caskeys.
10000 lbs. Eagle Flour at r. D,
Magruder,
All styles Of overcoatings at No: IS,
west side.
Matthews & Beeman have Buck
wheat Flour. Call and get some.
Remember and call at Magruder's for
he celebrated Eagle Mills Flour.
A new line of Dolmans and Cloaks, in
light shades, Just received at John Cas-
keys. Call and see him.
Big line OF queensware, glass ware,
ETC., just in at Wilkes and Wizards
south side square.
If you want anything IN their line
it will pay you to 60 to No. SO, west
side, they won't be undersold.
Staple and fancy erocerles-can't be
beat on quality and price-at Wilkes
and Wizards.
D. Baird has somelvery fine and ar
tistic monuments and memorial
tablets at his marble works. BARGAINS
are now offered. Call and see him.
Remember the Castle Mill Flour is
warranted full weight and good quail
ty. Try it. For sale at
DEAN & GRIFFIN.
Full suits at No. 8S, west side, 10
per cent cheaper than any other house
in north Missouri for the same kinds of
goods.
A car load of that splendid Ten
Brock Flour at Wilkes e. Wizards.
Every sack warranted, and satisfaction
Give them call. South
side.
Castle Mills
Flour. Every sack warranted full
weight and good quality at
DEAN & GRIFFIN.
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Wednesday S Daily,

We learn that Martin Hart fell from
scaffold where he is building his new
house. He was badly hurt.
To complaining friend who mas
been politely snubbed- (see post office
organ we can only ay-do as we do
grin and bear it.
Preaching tonight at Methodist
Church, South, by Rev. ]. 0. Edmon-
son, of Edna. Services every day
this week at 3 P. NJ. and Pm.
An Adair county couple were made
one on New Years by the Rev. r. ID.
Morrison, at Stanley House, in Milan.
The Free Press says thew footed it
thence in the direction of Boynton.
Who were they?
People who 60 to the post Office like
to be treated with ordinary ciyillty
and courtesy. 1t is one of the weak
nesses of human nature and must be
lived down-here IN Kirksville, at any
rate.
Hereafter the Daily will be omitted
on Thursday and issued on Friday.
The WEEKLY will go to press Thurs
day night. We make this change to
meet all the mails promptly in every
direction, and that there may be no
excuse for the failure of the Weekly
GRAPHIC to reach our readers in every
part of the county.
A reader of the Daily GRAPHIC wishes
us to explain what we meant by say
ing that DR.. John was asphyxiating
the democratic party. A reference to
tho dictionary ought to have sufficient
ly enllghted our enquirlng friend.
When person is choked to death by
gas, they are said to be asphyxlated.
If DR.. Johns gas is not choking the
party of Adair into insensi-
billty and ultimate death, then we are
no Judge of symptoms. That is all.
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Correction.

The quarterly meeting for Brashear
charge will be held at SABBATH Home
Church on the 4th Sunday, Jan. 2lst
instead of the 3rd Sunday as previous
ly announced. Preaching Saturday
an. got h at 2 P. NJ. Quarterly confer
nee at p. NJ.
VIM. M. BROWN, Pastor.
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A Signlncant Fact.

The cheapest medicine in use is
Thomas Electric Oil, because so very
little of it is required to effect a cure.
For Group, diphtheria, and diseases Of
the lungs and throat. whether used for
bathing the chest or throat, for taking
internally or inhaling, it is matches
compound. For sale by J. G. Jami-
son.
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Weather Predictions

Along with old mother Symptoms
Prophecies have proven a failure this
winter. However Schultz & Baker
propose to keep the Quincy Grocery
store up to the old mark in public esti-
nation. Call in and see them. A
full line of groceries, provisions, cigars,
tobacco, canned goods, etc. At the
old stand southeast of the square.
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After Eight Long fears,

c. c. Jacobs, IS Folsom street.
Buffalo, writes that for eight long years
he had tried every known remedy to
cure him of piles, also had been treat
ed by physicians without success, when
he was ultimately cured by Thomas
Electric Oil. For sale by J. 6. Jami.
son.
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Why Suffer.

When Balm of Life will cure your
neuralgia in one hour, sprains in one
hour, head aches, sore. threats, cram ps
COLES, earache, ETC., in three to FIVE min
utes and rheumatism in from one to FIVE
days. Get only the genuine. Only SOC
a Bottle. Sold by j. G. Jamison and F.
A. grove.
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Satisfactory.

Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N. Y, writes:
81 have used Burdock Blood Bitters fos
nervous and bilious headaches. and
have recommended them to my friends;
l believe them superior to any other
medicine I have used, and can recon-
mend them to any one requiring cure
for biliousness." Price $I.oo. For
sale by J. G. Jamison.
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1t Heads the List

OF all other preparations or medicines.
In cases of nausea, headache, dizziness
or irregularities of the system, Burdock
Blood Bitters have no equal. They
never fail in affording immediate relief.
Price $1.oo. For sale by
]. G. JAMsoN.
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A Kirksville girl found that she
must either give up her lover or her
gum, and, after one day spent in reaec-
ton, she pressed his hand good-by, and
said she would always be sister to
him.-Edina Sentinel.
Not much of sacrifice on her part
either. The young man belongs in
Edna.
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Brashear Briefs.

BRAsHEAR, Jan. 11.-Inclement wealth
er and the smallpox seem to be tn
principal topics Of the day here.
Business is dull, and as conse
quence-the merchants. are wearing
long faces.
Messrs. Baker 6 FerriI, Of Monroe Co.
are shipping a number Of car loads Of
cattle from this place this week.
We notice Geo. j. Barr, Of Milan, in
town.
Elmer Brown left Monday last for
Trenton. We have not learned what
business he will follow there.
Rev. w. NJ. Brown has returned from
1 visit to his parents at Burlington
Iowa.
J. N. McCreery is able to be in his
store again.
Miss Harris, of Macon City, is VISIT
ing her sister Mrs. Borland, of this
place.
The public school here has an enrol.
ment of 80 and an average attendance
of over so. This speaks we'll for Bra
shear.
The Methodist people have put new
fence around the parsonage here. 1t
was greatly needed and adds much to
its appearance. A. II.
Seats are already being marked off
for the Pleasure Party entertainment
next week.
Mr.. j. E. Keel was in town to-day
and "planked down the cash" for the
only real, live newspaper IN North
Missouri. Come again, we are glad to
see yOn
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Ladies call and ex-
anime Our stock of
Ladies' and Misses
fine shoes. Our stock
includes the best lines
of Rochester, Cincin-
natl and St. Louis
work.
DONEGHY Bros.
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Gard.

To THE PUBLiC:-We have bought out
Gardner II Herrick, and propose to make an
honest living by selling Groceries. We have
secured the services Of Mr.. c. E. Leech, and
he will be glad to see all his old friends at the
old stand. Call and examine prices.
MAnKEY s. Son
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" Pour on OIL"

L. P. Follett, Marion, Ohio. states
that he used Thomas Electric Oil for
burns, and has found nothing to equal
it in soothing the pam and giving re-
lief. For sale by ]. G. Jamison.
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az be found and thanked.

The special train sent south from this
place Saturday with stock met with
an accident Sunday at some point this
side OF st. Louis. Four cars were ditch
ed-two with cattle for Hiram w.
Snyder, and two with hogs belonging
to Link e. Brasfeld. Mr.. Snyder was
in the caboose at the time, and took a
flying leap over the stove when the
train stopped so suddenly. Fortunate
ly he landed on top ofanother passeng-
er who acted as first class bumper and
prevented much of jar to our friend
Snyder. How the other man enjoyed
bis position We have not learned. The
train was on an up grade at the time
and consequently was not going very
fast.
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$4,000 worth OF Christmas goods at
Harlan Bros. to be slaughtered in the
next week.
Don't forget the fact that Harlan
Bros. have Just what you want and will
SELL
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Get your MILLINERY Goods at
Mrs. Leech's. Full line at No. 3, north
of the PARCELS House. Trimmings in
latest styles. no3S-;f
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Ladies fine shoes at
panic prices at
DONEGHY Bros.
Ladies and misses
shoes, all solid leath-
er, for less money
than our competitors
ask for shoddy.
DONEGHY Bros.
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". q. COCHRAN.
Rooms South Side Square
up Stairs.


Remember that we
carry the largest stock
of fine shoes in Kinks
vile, and the largest
stock of boots and
shoes in North Mo.
You can buy fine
shoes of us at from
Is to Is cents per pair
less than other deal.
ers ask.
DONEGHY Bros.
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With single exception, the Repub-
lican Is now the largest paper in North
Missouri and contains the most read
ing NATTER Milan Republican.
The exception above noted is the
Weekly GRAPHIC.
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For Aches, pains and Inhamatory
diseases Balm of Life has no superior.
Only 30 cents Bottle. See Advertise
ment.
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The Globe Democrat of the 9Th says:
"a Kirksvi'le man was rushing around
the Union depot in search of earbolic
acid, with which to keep off the small
pox. He said he wouldn't take the
small pox to Kirksville tor hundred
dollars" Good for HIM. Neither would
kirksville have him BRING it for twice
that amount. The Kirksvllle mans
head was level. We move that a smell
ing committee be appointed in order
that the patriotic "Kirksvllie man"
may be found and thanked.
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NMince Meat

Put up in first class style, at the Fonta-
inc Ills, fruit canning establishment!
Something nice. Try 1t. Just receiv-
ID at MAYNARD's.
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Custom Grinding.

Holmes & Amick at the Variety
Wood Works are now prepared to do
custom grinding on corn and feed, on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
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Markey & Son keep good sorghum
molasses and syrups. They warrant
everything they sell.
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CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA

Try when all other remedies fail and 20
relief. Buy it OF Fout & Bros, agents for it
AndJ. d. Halstea d, Nillara, II o.