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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09
The Dead Cannot be Raised,

Nor if your lungs are badly wasted
away can you be cured by tie use Of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery." 1t is, however, unequaled as a
tonic, Alternative, and nutritivc, and
readily cures the most obstinate cases
Of bronchitis, coughs, colds, and Incl.
pient consumption, far surprising in
efficacy cod liver oil. Send two
stamps for DR., Pierce's pamphlet on
consumption and kindred affections.
Address Worlds Dispynsary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09

His heart troubled him. Mr.. Sher-
herd 4. Knapp. jr., was an athlete, a
boating mar Of might and a boxer of
skill. His friends think his sudden
death was due to heart disease. There
are many other cases like these that
go to show that Mr.. Collins is right in
claiming thai the man who INDUCES
in prolonged and violent physical
exertion is in more danger Of death
than the man who does not take ex.
ercise enough. But there is a happy
mean that secures health.
AN OuPsrIaN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09


THE returns at this writing in.
dictate that the colored men, on
the Democratic ticket are defeated,
and with them, probably Mr.. Ed
j. Wendell, a gentleman whose cleo
ton yesterday, seemed assured. We
are sorry to lose Mr.. Wendell, for he
is an intelligent gentleman, a success
full business man and farmer and
would have made a useful member of
the Legislature. AS to the colored
men, we regard their defeat as &C.
cedingly unfortunate and this is the
expression heard on every hand from
Democrats. Norris and Price we're
placed on the ticket in good
faith and they made the race in good
faith. Some Of their own race
scratched them and some white
voters did the same thing. We lose
by this in two ways. First, the
moral effect, second, in sending
up a broken delegation, Shelby goes
handicapped, when a full solid Dem
cratic delegation could have been
elected as well. Those who did the
scratching behold the result. For
~tunately both houses of the Legisla-
ture will be overwhelmingly Demo-
cratic and our interests may not
suffer very seriously. Norris and Price
and their friends who acted with the
Democratic party may rest assured
that the members ofthe party generally
regret the shortcomings Of a few and
will see to it that this matter is cor
rected or made good some other way.
The war has certainly been over long
enough for sensible men of all
classes to lay aside their
preJudlces and work together in polit-
ical affairs for the common good. This
sort of feeling is growing and it has
taken practical shape. That these
men were not elected is to beregreted,
but the fact will not discourage ear
nest, well meaning men. There is nc
longer any good reason why colored
men should not be Democrats and be
elected by white votes to Offices which
they are fitted by intelligence, cspac-
ity and honesty To gil
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09
Gam

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous WeakneE.
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE o.
ShAhSk. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary In South America. Send A
se~lf-addressed envelope N the Rev, JosEPH M
LYMAN. Station D. New York City.
B2rrxiVb2d
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09
How a Patagonian Got Away
With Hermann.
Pail Mall Gazette.

The famous c%onjurer Hermann has
arrived in Paris from Vienna, after a
%sojourn Of six months in South
America. During a performance at
the house Of the Governor of Monte
video, Hermann determined to mystify
three half savage Patagoniaus who
were present, and whom no one dared
to approach. He stupefed the first
by taking an orange from his nose; he
astonished tho second by producing
a series Of pastries from his hair, but
the third seemed overpowered with
terror as he extracted from his nose
a living rat. Uttering a cry of fright,
the Patagonians withdrew, and the
company congratulated Hermann
upon his success.
While receiving their congratula
lions he suddenly discovered that his
watch was gone, aud that his chain
had gone with it. His purse, too, had
disappeared, and the thief had also
appropriated bis eye glass and his
pocket handkerchief. Half an hour
afterward the chief Of the Patagonians
returned, bringingthe missing articles.
The savage from whose nose Hermann
had extracted the rat had emptied the
conjurer's pockets at the moment
when he was pretending To be over
some with terror at the apparltion OF
the rat from the tip Of his nose.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09

The vote in Maury county. Fts-
sells home, was, at last accounts:
Bate, 1853; Hawkins, l475; Russell,
S7I: Beasley. 3.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09

DISTRICT NO. !.
TTNDER and by virtue Of a decree for sale,
u made by the PROBATE Court Of Shelby
county, in the case Of W A Spratlin ct al VS..
" d Mallory, .ad illustrator with The will an
nexed Of Ferdinand Montgomery, deceased,
the undersigned will, on the
18th day of November. A. ID. ItS9,
at u midday, at the southwest corner of Main
and Madison streets, in the city Of Memphis,
sell for cash the fol owing Mississippi levee
bones. Ia. Wit:
No. S8, $500, due Jan'y l, 10, with coupons
attached. rom July |, "a, $50 each.
No. 45S, $500, due January |, 80, with con-
pQns attached from July l, IA, $40 eaea.
No. 225, $1,000, due January /, 81 with cou-
pOns attached, FROM Januuy1 I, IA, so each.
w. h. MALLORY.
Administrator, with the will annexed Of Fer
dinand Montgomery, deceased.
King, and Clapp x Beard. Atty's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09
DANDKUFF
is Removed by the use Of Cocoon.
Inc,

And it stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Bprnett's BlavOring Extracts are
the best,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09
Monday, November 20. Isse.

"a Itont 81 the courthouse doOe on Main street.
lh we CIV, OF Memph s, or Taxing District,
mlVnIn Iegal hOure, and as near the hour OF y
NJ; as may DO convenient, sell TO the highest
bidder ior cab, the following parcels ofiand
situated IN Upton county, Tennessee. in civiI
districts y and 10. The first tract being tbe
same purchased from Fraucis A TAYLOR bv
ueea o~nreeord q Deed Book No 26, page So
q inc Registers Office of Upton county, and
thus 5oundod: Beginning in the Coyineton
ana mason road at the n " eOrrer of the lands
purchased from Flayoi s Mines. near Inc
residence Of the late }, R. Sherrod, and about
one enaln " o. q double negro cabin; thence
east to stake in the Brownsville and Men
phis road q chains; thence n 2i-74 chains IN q
stake rom which w is a sycamore theno,
" ST with . fence rs 45 chains 10 tbe east
boundary OfSamuel Fattersoo's land thames
WIN SAID P9tterson's line % "A chains 10 the
naaSon aIu SoY hg!on road thence with said
Ioau 70 the beginning, containin, 60 60 acres,
The eeeond and third tracts were purcba.od
ny deed rom A. X. Sherrod. which Is O frecorJ
IN geed BOOK No. y, peRe 2s9, of Faid county
ana ar thus bounded, Second tract begins 81
Coyington and Somerville road, said most eeSpp
being the n Q corner Of j. X. Sherrod's viz
nal tract at a stake In the east boupdarv Iino
o. me Joy acre tract purchased by him from
NJ; H. Uhambers; thence n 81 dogroes w s0
boles 10 a stake in the road, thence s4LS
west side Of sid coSinston ID oae
theac. 5iA degrees . 1859 chains In a
stake N the middle OF said road near H. F"o
sherrods gats; thonoe n s6 degrees Z 81 mole.
70 tne 3egianing, containing 81 IS acres
I've, TIL 4 tract begins at a stake In the eost
eunda line of $40 acre 'raot, entered bv
" Lewis thence with said line : 81 deSress
? 6z poles to a stake; thence n silS degrees .
Ity poles to a stakei thence n 81 degrees " 81
/ lulth 10 n stake With Whitn ,aI. .IG.E
the n boundary line Of an So acre Irecta. tbsn IN
WIN SAID line s4}3 degrees W 1923 poles io The
peeihnlng containing so acres more or less
9Nt only the undivided one-half interest +,
w last described 80 acres is to be sold, tbnn
II r, Shorrod. wing nv property OF
dltis believed to be good, but wo only sell
BEN l.. BUsBY,
Eeo W. G. PATERSON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09
Highway Taxes
For 1881 and 1870

THETax Books Tor above tax, levied In The
l. Fifteenth Civil District, are now teadv.
and can be found at No. 8 Madifon street win
j.. 7 Prescott, who is authorized 10 collect
and receipt for tho same. Property owners
IN said District, or their agents, should cali
and pay said taxes without delly and thereby
save costs. Call between 2 and & o'elocl ~ M
JOSEPH FREY,
Clerk Of Road Commissioner Fifteenth Owl
DIhtflCL EQ 20 =
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PUBLIC notice is hereby given. tbs, h, =.
'ue OF an execution, to me 3irectod VIZ
w hon. Circuit Court of Sholbv rIVm
i9Vu1nessee' IN the ease Of j w RodSornut
a. Peel, JUDGMENT rendered on tbe 1S,II
jrsd d1ifnIi' leSz, TOT the sum of one bnp1
S9sis Of suit. to satisfy said iudsmerg! es. Anq
Tuesday, the 2Ist day Of NOvsmhs, 1890
n legal hours, in front Of the conr,bon'o
tne la5ing District of Shelby conntv ~, Ia
~ foII y seil 70 the highest bidder far cashs
TL oit4Nl described property, to-wit. "s"s
eon9ss =, lqeu ki-ol one fifth Interest of do
ISnushty " Keel In lot No, s, bleck o. w
the southwest corner of Main and Wgeoh ~, on
" inc taxing district, f,rmeriy civ ny wys.s ,
Enis, OF Shoiby county, state of TennssSaa
on Vance street. "nu NV .eet
Allo the undivided Il 81 one.6nb
~ u. county lot No. 5'4, fronting n, hhnterest
SSSy Oh NAN stieet' in Chelsea, Sheiby, eou West
Also the undivided u.b) ono.
said defendant j W Keel In avd ,,tn tsiere't Of
lhs described property situated II %o l9lioEr
sheIoy, state Of Tennessee. and sOHbly Of
WITTY described as follow, to-Tif. Psflc-
~ ~, iV1' 100, .gI, los, 100 IN ~ .2ts
az "a 10 no, lII, US, llS 100 and III ~ ~,
a, WI 9o; bt; ", u and y. as IA iullOis
sac maP " me late city Of Memphis. Tsn5s %
HwsTjsd IN as the property Of 5ss.,a..,
and o assi' to sAti'fy said judgment. ia.s,sts,
Memphis 18th day of October, $50.
Sheriff ofsbolbyy cau ally,
By Q. NJ. MASON, b. IS. oouA, Iens.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09

PUBLIC LEDGER bindery and Job
Office, 10 Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09

A druggist in New Richmond, o..
Mr.. Il. } Donhsm, writes us the fol-
lowing: Il consider DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup one Ofthe very best thinSs made.
| use it altogether in my own family
and can therefore recommend it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09

Old fashioned remedies are rapidly giving
ground Def re the advance Of this conquering
spec fie, and old fashioned ideas ia regard To
depletion as a means %ofcure. have been quite
exploded by the success Of the great renovant
which tones the system, tianquiliEes the
nerves. neutralizes malaria, depurates
and enriches the blood, rouses the liver when
body ~ "
For sale by all druggists and dealers sener-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09
Trustees Sale

Under and by virtue Of n certain ,.u,,
" deed executed May 10th, 1881, to- MS az
trustees, by I. J: Clement, duly rscorded IN
Register's office in Upton cenoty. in Doed
Book No. 2g, pages 29S, 500 and 500. default in
payment Of the debt thereby secured having
~ maus' vi as trustees. at the request Of
costs. will. on Wi0eS anu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09

The only Discover of the Poi Onous Uric
Acid which exists in the Blood of
Rheumatic and equity Patients,

iub OHIy uiSoOftbT " lUb FOl 0nOu6 UFIC
Acid which exists in the Blood of
Rheumatic and equity Patients.
S~slicylica is known as a common sen
remedy, because 1t strikes directly at tn
cause Of Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia.
while 80 many so. called specifics and supposed
p lnaceas only treat locally The effects.
II has been conceded BY eminent s~cientists
that outward applications, such as rubbing
with oils, ointments, ihiments, and soothing
lotions will not eradicate these diseases which
are the result of the poisoning of the blood
with Uric Acid.
eaiieyltca works with marvellous effect on
this acid and so removes the disorder. It is
now exelu lively used BY all celeb ated pNysi-
cians of America and kurope. Highest Med
ical Academy of Paris reports IS per cent
cures in three days.
Rcme"bor
that Saticy ticA is a certain cure for rheu-
matism GOut and Neuralgia. The most
intense pains are suhdued al Ost instantly.
Give it a trial. Relief guaranteed or money
refunded. Thousands Of testimonials emf on
application 81 n box; q boxes for 50.
Sent free by mail on receipt Of money.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR 1T,
but do not be de'uded into taking
limitations or substitutes, or something
recommended as lust as goodl' Insi on the
g~enuine with the name Of Washburne d
Co.: on each box. which is guaranteed chemi-
cally pure under our sig azure, an indispen
sitle requisite to insure success in the treat
lnent. TAX Q no other, OF send to us.
WASHBURNE d CO., PrOp'rs
2s7 B~rORaWay, N Reado street,
New York.
For sale by S. MANSFIELD 4 CO., whole
sale druggists, 296 Main street, Memph 8,
Tenn. 5lxxxyiii56d&w
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pUBLlC LEDGER.

THURSDAY EyEslso. sovrAnrn . lssa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-09
Rcnnennhor
Sale Of Mississippi LeVee BOuds

For sale byS. MANSFIELD & CO., whole
sale druggists, 296 Main street, Memph $,
Tenn. 5sxxxyiii561&w
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An Opportunity.

by a rare chance our citizens will
have an opportunity Of witnessing a
first class troupe. The Ensign Comedy
Company composed of sixteen artistes,
eacl, of whom is star in his or her
particular line, are billed for Friday
night at Masonic Hall. Rooms for
Rent" which has .been enthusiastically
praisedIby the press OF the leading cities
OF the Northwest has been chosen for
the single night they will appear in
this place. The piece is said to he de-
eidedly funny" and at the same the
pure and elevated IN tone with touches
here and there of the pathetic. We
have examined copies of the Lincoln,
Neb., State Journal. Dies Moines Qowa)
State Register and the st. Joseph Ga
zette and the Herald, all ofwhlch speak
unreservedly in praise of this troupe.
There will be a crowd out and those
who haye not already secured seats,
should DO so this morning.
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Let all be prepared for the
great boom in the Dry Goods
House Of our Popular Mer-
chants Robinson & Whitacre.
Never has so fine assortment
of goods been brought to our
City as will greet the eyes Of
the public on the arrival of
their immense Fall Stock,
which from now on will
arrive daily.
Our 40 different styles of
handsome dress goods with
prices to suit all from 4 loot
worsted to a $3.50 silk.
Their line of Pushes will
compete with any in the City,
being of every desirable shade
at the lowest prices.
If you wish a handsome out.
fit for little money, call at the
New York Store of
Robinson Il WHITAcRE
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NOTICE TO VOTERS,

STATE OF MISSOURI
In the county c0nrt Of said county. ON the 9Th
day of sept 1882, the follow among other proceed.
ings. were had, VIZ:
Whereas, more than one hundred Freeholders Of
Adair county have presented TO this their pc.
utions. asking that the question OF restraining
swine from running at large In said county, be sub.
MI ted to the qualified voters thereof:
Whereupon. the court, in compliance with chap.
ter 49, Revised statutes OF Missouri. ls7S, doth
der that the question Of restraining swine from
running at lar2e in Adair county be submitted "
the qualified voters Of Adair county, No.. At the
General Election to be held Tuesday, Novel,
lsa2. and the sheriff Il hereby instructed 70 make
such notice Of said election IS the Law prescfibes.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Adair. 50
III. &, Carothers, clerk OF the County Court IN
and for said county. hereby Certify the shove and
foregoing to be true copy IL the pf0cssding Of our
said county court, the day and year above WHIT
ten. as the same appears Of Record in my once.
In testimony whereof, I have hefeunto set ny
hand AM affixed the seal of said court. 1t once In
Kirksville this the eth day OF Sept. 1854.
j. C. CAROTHERS,
Clerk County Court
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A number of our daily patrons have
expressed themselves as sorry that the
Evening GRAPHIC was discontinued.
We miss it ourselves and if a decent
patronage was assured, would take
pleasure in commencing its issue AGAIN
We thought it time to stop when prom
lnent business men declared their I'M
ability to afford the outlay of 10 cts. per
week for an enterprise of this kind.
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Soldiers Reunion.

All union soldiers Of the late war
from Kirksville and vicinity who in
tend to attend the Reulon at Macon
City, Mo-, in October next, are request
ed to give their names to Col. Jas, II.
Kinnear for enrolment, and meet at
the Armory Hall of Co., E. End Regt..
N. G. NJ. for organization and drill on
Saturday, Sept, 30tb, 1882, at half past
two p. NJ By order of Committee.
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Our friend Nichols, cut at the Quincy
depot Is setting up SPLENDID meals tor
hungry humanity at the Wabash Din
ing hall. Travelling men and residents
of Kirksville coming in on the evening
train need not 90 hungry tor they will
find everything ready for them at the
HALL Fresh oysters, choice cigars,
fruits, etc., in Gao: everything in the
markets always on hand and served up
promptly. Call in and see Inn.
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For Leaky Roofs.

Mr.. E. C. Cherry, special Agent Of
the Excelsior Slate Paint, is IN our city
and prepared to take orders. Several
of our prominent citizens have already
had the Slate Paint applied among
whom are Messers. S. NJ. Link, w. B.
Harlan, d. S. Gulpe and others. The
paint can be applied either to metal or
shingles and stops all leaks and preser-
yes the roof from the effects of the
wea Their.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-29

For several weeks past we have been
using two OF Harris counting machines
attached to presses in this office.
They do their work admirably and are
great convenience especially in job
work. Mr.. Hart is preparing to manu-
facture and put these machines on the
market. They can be attached to any
press, and come at low price. The
printing fraternity will find them inst
the thing needed in every well regula-
ted office.
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The graded roadway across Saltriver
bottom is progressing rapidly.
"ROOMS FOR RENT

The Iowa State Register, of Wednes,
day says: Room for Rent has verified
the predictions made of its popularity
in the Register, and filled the Academy
OF Music to overlooking every night
this week. tits avowedly intended to
be funny, and funny it is enough, in all
conscience, to put an even more genial
face. The last performance of Rooms
for Rent" will be gwen at the Academy
tonight.
Bear in mind. this popular Company
will appear in Huntsville Friday night
ono time only. Secure seats lmmedl-
ately.
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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 DR.. CO.
ben and the bills must he paid.
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Farmers Attention.

Bring your produce to Halliday
Bros, where you can get CASH. They
are still at their old stand north side
square. Thanks for past favors and
solicitations for their continuance
Your Truly. HALLIDAY Bios.
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Cash Subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscription to the WEEKLY
GRAPHIC since last announcement
Geo. Sumner, $2.oo. J. S. Matter
LOO; L. Darrow, LOO; T. L. Dan
forth, $50, ]. H. Knapp, .5o,.I l. B.
/ odson, 3.25; w. N, Thrasher, IS
w. A. Martin, 50, A. ]. Tisdale, 500
A. P. Brantner, $50, r. d, Ellison
1850. ]. B. Glaze, IS, Emma Behrens,
$50; J.R. Bradshaw,1.5o,Guy Chandler
1.5o; A. Terrlll, 200, Thomas Francis
so; Chas. Elliott, $50; Thos, Holloway
$50; Thos. Ward, 1.5c.
Do NOT fail to see "RoOmS for Rent
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Special Coach.

We learn there will be special
coach put on Monday and Tuesday next
for the benefit of those who may desire
to attend the st. Louis Fair 1t will
leave Huntsville in time to connect with
the night train at Moberly for ST.
Louis.
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number of our citizens are making
preparations to attend The st. Louis
Fair next week and most Of them will
90 down IN time to take in the Yelled
Prophets.
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"Ah Mike. indade de ye know the
ould woman came near calling me
honey last night" "Sure Pat fwat
did she call YEP" She said now
old beeswax the next time that
[ send We for groceries and We don't
go jist straight to Halliday Bros" where
We get what's good, an exactly what ye
call for-narry bite of supper will VIZ
have.
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New Goods.

Such & Co. the only exclusive Boot &
Shoe establishment in Kirksville is now
receiving very large invoice of fall
and winter goods. The public can
find here everything in the line offoot.
gear needed from a baby shoe up.
Call andg ct prices, and examine goods
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Ladies,

Drop in at the New..York Store and ex-
anime their New Goods just opened,
and a very full and complete assort-
ment Fine dress goods of every COL
or and quality. New YORK STORE.
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The New York Store has
the largest assortment Of Boots
and Shoes in the City from a
cheap good heavy shoe to a
fine French kid, hand made.
Call and see.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-29

The best and cheapest line
of Flannels, Ginghams and
Muslins can be found at the
New York Store.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-29

Mr.. j. r. Evans, near Willard vii
make a sale of a lot of stock, nipple.
ments &c. on Monday Sept. 25. See
hand bill for particulars.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given 10 all creditors and others
interested In the estate of w. ii. Dickerson- de-
ceased, that l. Jacob Gilbreath. administrator Of
said estate. intend TO make final settlement Thereof
at the next term of the Probate Court of Adair
county to be held In Kirksrille Mo. on the second
Monday In November, 1852. n-2O-it
JACOB GILBEEATH,
administrator.
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Now Here.

New goods are now IN at the New
York Store. Call and see them. Very
fine line of Dress Flannels, Cashmeres,
aud, in fact. any and everything, TN the
Dry goods line. New YORK STORE.
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Parties desiring goods in large guam
titles will lind it to their interest to try
Halliday Bros, before buying. They
wait for nc man to set prices for them.
Quick sales and small profits has always
been their motto.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-29

Papers have arrived for the New
Baden post Office. Mr.. Ed. Loso will
be post master and the mail will go
from Novinger to the Springs.