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lTuesdaY's Daily.


Quite a large number Of passengers
came up this morning.
Peuterbaugh OF the Milan Republi-
cab, was in town last night, and took
the north bound train this morning.
A small lnstalment of the beautiful
last night.
Some one helped himself to wagon
load of Leech's coal few days since
and forgot to have it weighed or re-
ported.
There will be wedding this evenin 6
at 6 O'Clock. Further particulars to-
morrow.
One of our leading business men
leaves for the east to-day, but this time
not to lay IN stock of goods. but to
obtain something of far more impor-
lance to him-a wife.
There is already considerable de-
mand for horses. and the price is firm
with an upward tendency.
The passenger cars on the Q. M. y
P. going both east and west are filled
with passengers. When the line is
completed it will be one Of the princi-
pal routes east and west.
Those twlnges and aches which indi-
cate coming rheumatism can be cured
by speedy application of the Balm OF
Life. Only so cents bottle.
Mr.. Herne Galusha, prominent far
mer of Clay township gave US bust
ness call this morning.
Mr.. W. N. Gillian, of Morrow town
ship called in Tuesday and invested So
in the Weekly GRAPHIC. Such calls are
appreciated.
Our Greentop correspondent is re-
ceiving a number of compliments from
various parts of the county. Wish we
had one such in every township.
Mrs. Alma kinsey, of Michigan, Is
visiting her brother Mr. N. N. Fuller. OF
this county.
NJ. Ben. Kerns, has now on hands
and ready for market about twelve
hundred fine sheep. He is holding
them for better prices.
Sarah E. B-oyles who was sent to the
insane asylum from this place short
time since. died on SATURDAY night, and
her remains are expected here to day
for burial.
Mrs. J. ". Orr, of Polk township
was in town Monday and gave the
GRAPHIC call. Mr.. Orr goes to Bur-
/ llngton. Iowa, tomorrow, on business.
Parties looking fot a number one farm
should read Mr.. Orrs advertisement in
the GRAPHIC. He offers one Of the most
desirable places in the county at low
! figures.
Mr.. A. C. st. C. Taylor, of Green
CITY, IN their stock announcement for
1882, say that they have sold all their
Poland China pigs of 1881, and are now
booking orders for spring pigs of 1882.
They have made some very choice add
lions to their herd, and are also breed
ing the celebrated Plymouth Rock
Fowls.
Mr.. w. H. Fritchett, of Alexandria
Clark county, has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Gartrell, this week. Mr..
Pritchett, though near seventy. Is re-
markahly active and young lookin g
He is justly entitled to the appellaton
of 'old settler,' having been resident
of Clark county since 1887, when the
country was still inhabited by Indians.
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1SOS-lsS.
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.
PROSPECTUS

This paper. usually called the St. Louis Repuoli.
published in the great trans Mississippi empor.
established In lstS whilst the now flourish.
ing state Of Missouri was small territory and St.
Louis mere outpost. the headquarters OF . nsw
government officers and Indian traders. The Re.
Sheet printed weekly and containing hut little more
than local AID unimportaut events. a represents.
tive American journal. holding place In the front
ranks Of the great newspapers of the world Its lis.
tory l. the history of the West and South in all
terprises, and in all material political and social
interests Of the country IL is poneut the views
ernInent conducted upon Democratic popular and
conservative principles and in that regard Is the
of the most nteyen aud thoughtful minds Of
the extensive region in which II cirruiates. IL
rcarhe, great majority OF posi- Offices fhroghoue
Missouri. Illinois Kansas. Iowa and Arkansas auGr
is disseminated more or less largely in other
state and Tertiary. besides going TO all the impor-
rIuf points in Europe. Its various editions reach
over one hundred thousand homes. counting rooms
stores and offices: this fact growing out Of steady
and uniform growth rs pOpulafionhas Increased and
mail facilities expanded Its readers the bone
aud Sinew' Of the country well informed and In
ftcntial.
The Republican. from the care taken with which
II i edited and conducted. the enterprise % snifest
consistency iu the advocacy OF principles bearing
upon The prosperity and well heing OF the people.
has built up circulation estimated merely
by If, numerical greatness.
The Republican j. published by chiefly who
have grown up from boy hood IA The business. and
h:ty made the printing OF newspaper The study Of
their lives. Ii is practically impossible that any
event of importance could occur any he re on
Republican before the rising Uf the sun. With
its means AMI purposes Ia publish all the news.
readers offs columns will have reason To look
further for 4 history OF the times
These some OF the features Of \ concern thas IA
known throughout the West and South the ..Oid
Reliable. -
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4141 State VS. Morelock
Eminent Success.
Still Another thousand Bottles Of
MarSh'S Golden BalSan.
The Famous ThrOat and Lung Aedi-
cine. to b. sold ut Ten Ceuts in
kirksville.

Our enterprising and reliable drug
glsts, w. G.. -Four & BEo.. will contin.
ue to sell the ten cent sample bottles Of
Marsh's Golden Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs, to ali who have never tried
1t. Persons who have already tried this
famous cough remedy can procure the
large bottles at 50 cents and one dollar.
No one suffering with Consumption,
Bronchitis, a Cough OR Cold. Sore
Throat, Hoarsensss, Group Whooping
Cough. Asthma. or any Bronchial or
Pulmonary affection, should fail to t1y
this truly valuable medicine. For the
prevention and euro Of Consumption Of
the Lungs it is the geeatest remedy Ma
ture has ever conferred to medical sci
or human research. Thousands of
bottles have been given away to prove
its extraordinary merit. Two doses
VIII benefit A large bottle will do
wonders.
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Unrivaled.

As being certain cure for the worst
form Of dyspepsia, indigestion, eonstipa-
ton, impuriiy of u!ood, torpid LIVER, dis
o dered, kid leyS, etc.. ahd as medicine
for eradica..ns Every species of ,umor,
from an ordinary plnpl1 to the worst
ulcer. BurdocA B.tters and unrival-
ed. Price $i0O-For sale by ]. G.
Jamison.
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IommOn SenSe,

T. H. Jackson the Common Sense
Remedy man will be at McCarthy's
livery stable till Feb. nth. He oper-
ates on all horses brought to him free
of charge for diseases described in his
circulars. Call and see him. His
celebrated Common Sense Liniment
for man or beast has no rival. Call
and see him.
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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, cramps
COLES, earache, etc, 10 three to FIVE min.
utes and rheumatism in from one to FIVE
days, Get only the genuine. Only SOC
Bottle. Sold by J. q. Jamison and F
A. Grove.
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DIED,

c. B. Beall. who has been quite i'll for
some, time died on last Thursday at the
residence OF w. Western, and was bu.
ried in tie Bethel Church cemetery on
Saturday. Mr.. Beall was widely known
and highly respected and died after
much suffering with christian faith and
resignation. Hi. funeral vas attend
ed by a large assembly of sorrowing
friends.
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LINES TO THE MEMORY OF MISS
ANNA E. SHELLEY.
BY A YOUNG FRIEND.

Gently close the sweet bright eyes,
Fold her hands upon her breast:
Drape the snowy robe around her,
Our beloved is at rest.
Yes, our darling calmly slumbers
In the death-angel's embrace;
We sadly miss her loving presence,
And er cheerful smiling face.
Child OF God, He has called thee,
Thou didsr hear His gentle voice:
Come. my child, from that dark sphere:
Come. in heaven with me rejoice.
All dressed In u robe of spotless white,
Like n beautiful bride in death she lies;
The bride of heavens Eternal King,
Who called her home above the skies
Our darling was too fair flower
To dwell in this rongh cline;
So God hath called her to Himself,
To live on high through endless time.
Aged parents. cease your sorrow,
O'eryour child no longer weep:
she has left this world OF sorr0w-
He giveth His beloved sleep.
Brothers. grieve FOR her no longer,
Cease To shed your bitter tears:
hu her bright example follow
Through lfe's Iemalning years.
Intended bride sroom, your darling slunbers
In the grave her body lies;
Hut the last requcstremember-
'.Do meet me beyond the SKIES
Stay your tears and well remember,
She has now gone on before;
Aud to-day she's waiting for you,
Holding open Heavens door.
arewell, Anna, we wi miss thee
None of us can take thy place;
But we II feel thou art safe in heaven,
And We will saw. rest in peace.
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NO a8.

all kinds of casslmeres and worsted
suiting7 at No IS, west side of the
square. Finest and largest stock ever
brought to krksville which will be sold
lower than the same goods can be
bough' at any other house in town.
call and examine the goods and satisfy
yourself.
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NED HALLIDAY, returned this week
from another trip to Illinois, where ne
went ostensibly to buy buck wheat -four
but the knowing ones say it was
very different kind of flower that in.
duced him to make the roundabout
trip aIa Glenwood and Warsaw, and it
is further limited that if his wishes be
realized he will soon pluck the flower
and transfer it to Missouri soil
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the Ross Lumber Yard.
Mr.. B. A. Bowman has just re
turned from a winters visit to Ohio
He called in to see the Graphic yester'
day.
Mr.. C. B. Polly was around tow
thursday, and droppedinto the Graphic
sanctum a few minutes.
Mr.. M. B. Skies came in yesterda,
and enrolled himself for another veal
on the GRAPHIC. Mr.. Skies has been
delivering hay here for the past two
weeks.
The Dallas county, Iowa, News in its
court proceedings gives the following
among the divor ces granted: I'D. A
Gardner VS.. M. M. Gardner"
DR.. Shirley and wife Of Greentop, who
have been visiting at Brashear, return
ed home yesterday. after a short stay
in this place. The doctor left US $3.50
for the great family newspaper
Mrs. Henry Levi, Of Quincy, form
erly of this place, and sister Of Mrs
L. Jonas, died at Quincy Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jonas have gone to at
tend the funeral which takes place to-
day.
MIA. F. Burns, son of Rev. J. n.
Burns of this county, has returned from
Van Buren, Arkansas, where he has
been residing for the past two years
See those nobby hats at No. SO.
Balm of Lite for aches and pains.
Try 1t.
10000 lbs. Eagle Flour at r. II,
Magruder'.
All styles of overcoatings at No. So,
west side.
Matthews & Beeman have Buck
wheat Flour. Call and get some.
Remember and call at Ma9ruder tor
he celebrated Eagle Mills Flour.
Big line OF queensware, glass ware,
ETC., Just in at Wilkes and Wizards
south side SQUARE.
Corns, Bunions and Frosted feet find
a magic relief in Balm OF Life.
Best cider in town at Mathews and
Beeman's.
NICE ClpER--best in town at
MATHEWS e. BEEMANs.
Finest line oil Organs in Huntsville at
J. w. Martin's-west side Of the square
No. IS.
The Kimball Organ has no RIVAL on
the Globe. A new line Just received at
j. W. Martins No. SO.
The COMMON SCHOOL VISITOR. the best
family magazine in the West, on trial
three months for Is cents: Devoted to
culture and education.
Address: VISITOR, Kirksville. Mo.
For Aches, pains and Infiamatory
diseases Balm of Life has no superior.
Only 50 cents Bottle. See Advertise
ment.
The Balm of Life is for. sale, whole
sale and retail. at J. G Jamison's and
F. A. Groves, Kirksville, Mo.
Baylor & Miller will not be under
sold
Bayor & Miller for clothing.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Hats
Boots and Shoes and everything at
Bayl or & Miller's.
Baylor & Miller have the goods you
want.
Baylor & Miller will save you money
Overcoats and clothing at Baylor &
Miller's.
Baylor & Miller for late STYLE cloaks
and dolmans.
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Died.

C.. E. Beall, whose illness We have
mentioned several times recently, died
at the residence of w. Western, In
Nineveh township, on Thursday. The
funeral will take place to day at the
Bethel Church.
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Found at Last.

What every one should have, and
never be Without, is Thomas Electric
oil. 1t is thorough and sac IN its eff.
ects, producing the most wonderful
cures of rtematism, neuralgia, burns,
bruises, and wounds of every kind
For sale by j. G. Jamison.
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MARRIED.

INDEPENDENTLY Wednesday evening. Feb
LIST, at Canton, Mo-, BY the Rev. II. u. smith, o.
Canton College, Mr.. EUGENE forT- OF kirksvHle
We extend the GRA,H c's eongratula,
tions to our friend Fout. and wish the
newly welded couple long life of hap
piness. Mr.. Fout has been quite a
favorite among the manageable ladies
here. but the far Canton flower proved
too much FOR his once obstinate heart
1t is well. They begin their new life
under favorable auspices.
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AHeayy Swell,

Jacob H. Boomer, VirgiIle. N, Y,
writes: Thomas Electric Oil cuaed a
badly swollen neck and sore throat IN
torty-eight hours. My wife was also
cured Of lame foot in twenty-four
hours" For sale by J. G. Jamison.
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A lady writes from Vermont tor
sample copies of the GRAPHIC. She
wishes to get up club for it, having
seen one or two numbers, and being
pleased with its appearance and con-
tents.
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FRESH OYSTERS
At tie Wabash Dining Hall.
fridays Daily

The remains of Felix r. Rhode, OF
this county. who died at the st. Joseph
insane ASYLUM, was received here by
express this morning.
Mrs. VIM. Elizabeth Crusen, who has
been making this her home for some
time past. left last evening for North
Platte, Neb., to make it her home. The
best wishes of her many friends here
accompany her.
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Pianos, Organs, Banios, violins,
Guitar, Strings, Instruction Books and
musical goods generally, for sale by j
w. Martin, west side of the Square at
No. SO.
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Fine Earn For Sale.

Mr.. ]. w. Or, of Polk Township,
offers some man a bargain in real
estate. See advertisement of Farm
for Sale in this issue.
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P.J. Sharr glided into our Office on
Saturday last and deliberately laid
down three dollars for the GRAPHIC. He
knows a good thing when he sees it and
Is willing to pay for it.
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Mr.. 7. C. Billings, recently of Chica-
90. has concluded to remain III Kinks
vile, and has formed a business connec.
ton with Mr.. ]. W. Martin, the music
dealer.
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HOW NOW! WHAT IS 1T!

The great system renovator is Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. Try it and be con-
WINGED. Price $1.oo. trial size o cents.
For sale by J. G. Jamison.
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Holmes & Amick at the Variety
Wood Works are now prepared to dc
custom grinding on corn and feed, on
Tuesdays. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
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From present indications it Is quite
probable the GRArmc will enter its
third volume, this spring. with sub
scription list of 1900. We hope to
make it 1000 before the end of the next
campaign.
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Special Notice.

SwIGERr d GARDNER have reduced their
old stock, and are now Hing up with NEW.
diree. from the Factory and lat "west cash
rates No soft wood furniture. Call and eN
anime our goods and prices.
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N exic0 Flour
NJ ex1c0 Flour
The best IN the market at
MATTHEWS & BEEMAN.

Get your MILLINERY Goods at
Mrs. Leech's. Full line at No 3, north
of the Parcels House. Trimmings in
latest styles. no5S-;f
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w. G.. CocHRANE

If you want anything IN their line
it will pay you to go to No. SO, west
side, they won't be undersold.
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MelleIl / 1hsnpssn.

Mendeu & Thompson repsseAs all
the FIRE insurance companies formerly
represented BY ]. y. Hatcher Don't
fail to SEQ theiA before insuring your
property.
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Mrs. Mary Snyder and daughter. of
Michigan. who have been visiting at
Bras hear will return home in a few
days. They will take the GRAPHIC, for
Missouri news heaeatter.
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We have hearu OF men being frugal
to the extent OF meaness but LaBelle
has hotel keeper who gets away
with anything we ever heard OF IN
that direction. His rates are SI.5o per
day. \ few days since 10 Kaufman
and VIII Slunock two popular travelling
men staid with him, and one of them
paid the bill for both, the other one
being out at the time, but when the
absent one returned, the landlord said:
"There was one thing | forgot. It's
f1s cents extra 7ohu one takes mix,
and YOU t0Ok milk" Kaufman quietly
handed over the nickle, and the land
lord was satisfied. This man must not
be confounded with Mr.. Stoddard who
was very clever and popular gentle
man, and is now out of the business.
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\ car load OF that splendid Ten
Brock Flour at Wilkes & Wizards.
Every sack warranted. and satisfaction
guaranteed. Give them call. South
side.
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second Hand Furniture

Stoves. &C., bought and sold by w. N
Hope. Office at Jas. A. Hopes east
side of square
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Swigert l. Gardner

Sell walnut collins As low as any house in the
west, DO not sell Linn stained 10 initiate
walnut
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TERMS.
BY Mail-Pestage Free.

Daily, including Sunday, per year .sI2 90
Daily. without sunday, pei year.. IL 90
Sunday paper per year . 90
Try Weekly, Mondry, Wednesd and
Friday. per ear...... 90
Weekly. 81 numbers per year. l 90
Daily delivered in the city, perwcek So
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Terms to Agents.

circulation OF the Republican may ri tain twenty
i've prr cent. on all subscriptions The Daily and
TrfNerkiy and ten per cent. sabserfption Us 20
Lock - "
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Robert Barnhill was in town one day
this week and gave US pleasant and
profitable call.
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News Dealers,

Regular supplies by by the 81. Louis News CO,
At , cents per copy.
AL subscriptions pay able in advance, and lis.
continued at the end of time paid for.
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How to Send Money

Esntiauees may be made by DRAFT money order.
=istcrt.d letter. at risk. Give pn.t-otice
aiT- IN tuIl. including state and cor uiy aad "A.
drt=~ GEORGE KNAPP & CO. 81. Louis. No.
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Il hereby certify that l have used
DR.. Franconi's Balm of Life, and find
it most excellent remedy.
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The ladies OF the Baptist Mission Aid
Society, will give, mite soeiable at
Mrs. Sam Halladay's, Friday evening,
10th inst. All friends Of charitable
work. invited to attend.
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ITO BU1IDERS.-Bids will be received until the
Il s;h Of February. lsS2. for building the NJ. Z.
Church. South. AT kirssyiile Plans and specihca-
lions can be seen atP. +. Greenwood's Office or by
calling on Rev A. v. Bayley. Contractors will be
required 10 give bond for the faithful performance
OF the work. Old building is now for sale.
P.F. GREENWOOD,
Chairman.
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Csal! Ceal :!

Porter coal for sale at Dean d 'fit'
fms Grocery Store.
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James Claypool was in town yester-
day and added one more to the long
list of GRAPHIC subscribers, leaving Us
81 90 for the same.
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GERRY MORRIS.-At the residence Of DR.. N
Wilson. In this city, on sunday evening, yannar!
18th, 1852, by Rev. J, y. Mitchell, ID. D.. Mr..
VIM. GERnY. OF Quincy, lis. and Mise Mamie
MORRIs o. kirksvile.
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SEES-REESNAN-Atth the residence of the bride 4
parents, In KirsaviIle. by the Rev. F. II. Green,
the evening Of January 3ist, NJ THOMAS
SKIES and Miss SARAH RERSMAN.
They let on the south bound train
for St. Louis, and will visit friends in
Ohio and Pennsylvania before return.
ing. We wish them pleasant trip.