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WHEN !?

If republican,sm meant nothing more
than mere Office getting or Office Civ
ing: if it were but huge complicated
machine for keeping certain citizens
STYLED democrats out of Office, and keep
ing certain other citizens called repub
licans in Office, it would not deserve tC
live thought another campaign. To us
it means something more. 1t mean:
progress; it means improved methods
it means to-day not yesterday: il
means the present and future not the
dead past; It means fair chance for
every man, black, whit,, red or yellow
rich, poor, learned or unlearned. If il
does not, il is not worth looking after.
When it ceases to stand for these til ngs
then we expec: to cease to be repnbli'
cans. When ever it fossilizes, whenever
It bslts, whenever it sacrifices principle
to policy and loses the glorious vigor
of its manhood, which seeing wrong
dare attack It, for the right sake. re-
esrdless of popular clamor or popular
prejudice, then It will be time and high
time to relegate it TO the graveyard OF
dead parties and start better one.
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A Novel Primary Plan.

The trouble about primary elections
is that the people will not so to the
polls, leaving the choice OF the candi-
dates in the hands of the machine poll.
cicians. A new plan has been suggest
ed in Richmond, Va, which is worthy
of attention. The plan, in a few
words, is this: Let the executive COM
mittee, few days before the time Of
getting the sense OF the people as to
their favorites for Office, send a postal
card, or ticket enclosed in an envelope,
with a two cent stamp to pay return
postage, and with the list of all the
candidates to be voted for on one side
of the postal, with directions to the
voter to erase the names of all persons
to whom they are opposed, of course
leaving those for whom they vote un-
touched, and then at the bottom of the
list to sign their names and return at
once through the post-office to the
chairman of the executive committee.
When the voter can't write his name
he can sign his cross and have it wit
messed. There is really very little OBJ
lection to returning a postal without an
envelope. In 4S hours, by this meth
cd, the calm and unprejudiced op inion
of every conservative voter IN the city
can be obtained at a cost Of less than
5000, and not an hours loss of time
by voters, and use for commissioners
of election, &c. These cards for each
ward would be filed away, and could be
verified at any time it may be thought
that there was any foul play. The pos
tai can't get into anybody's hands but
the post office officials, and the names
being erased in ink, no change could
be made in the post-office, and if done
it could be very easily proved by exam
nation of the postal by voter.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

OF. LOUIS, July ~
Flour-Quiet and in buyers favor
price unchanged. The last quotation.
are: xxx $50 to 400 family 4.5O 10
4.6O, choice $40 to $50, fancy $40 to
$50
Wheat-Lewer; No 2 red Sl.OO 81
cash, 1.50 July. LOO 3-S August, 1.Ol 4
September, LOIS bid October, 100 the
year: No 3 red 95 to 96.
Corn-771scash 751& bid July IS bid
August, "a Did, September, Tx asked
October, 81 the year.
Oats-Firm; IS bid 81 . b July 81 u
August, 342i bid September, 33is the
year.
Rve-Steadv 20.
Barley-Nominal.
Butter-Unchanged; creamery "a to
25 dairy 16 to q,
Eggs Firm ,1O1s to 12z
Whlskv-Sl.15.
Pork-Quiet; $2l. bid cash. 2l.121s
bid July.
Dry salt meat-Nominal; the last
quotations are shoulders 1906, sides
1875 to 14.5O
Bacon-Qulet; shoulder 1925. sides
$14.50 to 1850.
Lard Nominal; 1925.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Quiet; shipping pigs 500 to
7.25, Yorkels 7.40 to 7.65. packing
7o5 10 IS. receipts 12O.
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A sad story of"man's inhumanity to
man" has for its victim a young woman
who served out a sentence offive years,
found means of education, and becom.
ing thoroughly reformed, left the prison
IN appearance of a lady. She was en-
ployed by dressmaker's, firm as sales
woman, and gave perfect satisfaction
to her employers, till one day a wealthy
lady of the place entered the shop and
recognised her. Calling the proprietor
aside, she told him the glrl had been in
prison. He replied thet he knew it,
but that she had done her duty faithfully
and that they were we'll satisfied with
her. "Well" said the lady. "if you
keep her in your shop, l will neither
trade with you myself nor suffer any of
my friends to do so, if l can help it."
So the proprietor rather than lose his
customer, called in the poor girl and
discharged her, throwing her once
more upon the tender mercies of the
world.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce HENRY G.
SOHN As \ candidate for the Office Of ASSESSOR o
Adar county. subject TO the decision OF the Repub
lssn primary election to be held August l2ths 1852
We are authorized to announce JOSIAH
WRIGHT ~ q candidate for tie once OF Assessor
subject to the decision Of the primary election
to be held Aug, 1sth, 1852.
We are authorized TO announce j. ". WAD
Dill. ~ u candidate for the office OF ASSESSOR,
subject the decision Of the republican primary
election Aug. l2tn, 1882.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

After mature deliberation have concluded
TO announce myself as Il candidate forthe Office
of PRoBATE JUICE Of Adair County, subject
to the decision of the Republican voters at a
primary election to be held August 18th, Isss.
c. L. LEWIS.
We ARE authorized to announce GUY CHANDLER
as \ candidate for the Office Of PROBATEJCNiE
should the republicans SO decide at their primary
election To be held Aug. 18th. 1882.
We ART authorized TO announce =. MURPHY
~ q candidate for the office Of fPROBATE JUDGE,
should the republicans so decide at their primary
election to be held Aug. IL, 1851.
We are auth0rixed to announce JOHN RICHEY.
~ candidate for the office OF PROBATE JUDGE
subject 10 the decision of the republican primary
election, Aug, Il. 1852.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

We ars authori ed 10 annouce L. HAWKINS,
Of fettis township. ~ candidate Tor the once al
COUNTY JUDGE at large, subject to the decision
sf the republican primary election to be held Aug.
u. 1852.
We are authorized to announce j. Q. JOHNSON,
ofWlloou township, u candidate tor JUSTICE al
county court for District No 2 subject to the re
publican primary election 10 be held Aug. u, lss2
We are authorized TO announce WM. z. LlNDEH
as = candidate for the office Of COUNTY JUDGE
for the md district OF Adair county. subject TO the
decision OF the republican primary election TO bs
held Aug, IL 1882.
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GRAPHIC REPosr.
or Hone and Foreign Markets.
Carefully Corrected anl Rsvised
each Week.

carefully Corrected anl Revised
each Week.
LOCAL MARKETS.
butter -l2h@l5 and firm.
Cheese-10 to 15c.
Eggs 12H
Chickens Live old 200 to $50 young
l soto 2.75
Potatoes New to 4Oc 60
Onions--l.25 bu.
Carrots-50c
Turnlps-5Oc
Parsnips-
Beans-White $50 to 4.5O per bu.
Scarce.
Sweet Potatoes
Green Apples-4O to 6Oc
Bacon-Sides Is to 16c, shoulders
l2 to 13. Hams 1871 to IL.
Lar2-Firm at IL to 15c
Beeswax-15 to 18c
Tallow-5 to SIC
Corn-9O to SOC. Scarce.
Oats-40c
Meal-9O to 10 per bu.
F!our-Common SIX. l.5O to 10: fancy
LIS to 100
Cattle-For butchers use, $50 20 2.75
Cows-Miich $25 to 40.
Hogs-l'utcher, &c. to 81
Sheep-Butcher. 2 to3 lac.
Wool--Unwa,h he'd 20 to 23c, tub
washed 30 to 81.
Ra9s-1.W per 100 lis.
Pelts-Accordiny to wool, 30c per 10
Hides-Green &c, damaged 2-3 of.
dry l3c, No. 2 Sc.
Feathers-Prlme geese, 40, lOsotf for
tarp
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Tue PRIMARY.

Under most circumstances, there is
probably no tairer .r better way for a
party to make its nominations than
through the medium Of a primary elec-
ton. Here one republican voter stands
on An equal footing with every other
voter in the party and il he neglects 10
avail himself Of the opportunity to give
his wishes expression it leaves him no
excuse--tle fault is his own. But even
by primary election. unless the voters
Of the party turn out and take part, no
true expression OF party's wishes can
be SUI ely ascertained.
As long as the masses are alive and
alert TO their duty in this respect, they
need fear neithe, corruption or
treachery. The remedy is ever in
their own hands and they can apply it.
Whatever the differences republicans
entertain either as to measures or as to
men, the place to settle it is the pri.
mary, and once settled there, BY the
unrestricted voice of the party the
only remaining duty is to tall in,
shoulder to shoulder, to carry out that
decision at the polls.
We would therefore urge republi.
cans everywhere, in every township,
and every precinct to bear in mind
their duty in this respect, and to turn
out on the 18th of August and take an
active part
As long as the mere politician
manipulates the party machinery 1t is
but natural that it be in his own inter.
es!s. This is human nature, the world
over. But if the whole party acts, then
we may know that it is the people and
not the politicians who are at the helm
This will command votes and add
strength, and restore confidence. Tn {
humblest voter has just the same op
portuni,y to express his desire as the
lost exalted. Don't neglect this duty
but turn out and we will put a ticket in
the field that will sweep everything
before it and regain our old time
boasted pre-emminence as the "Bannel
Republican county" of North Mis-
souri,.
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce J. u. CRAWFORD
Adair cosaty, subject to the decialon Of the Rcpub
hcan PRIMARY election, to be held August Il. issa
We .rs authorized 10 announce the nane Of "
CClTCLERK, of Adsir county, NO., subject TO the
decision Of the Republican Primary e.ecti IN TO bc
held Aug. i3th isSa.
We arc authorized to announce AARON
KlNlOE as . candidate for the ONCE Of CIRCUIT
CLERK q Adair c0Inty. subject to the decision oi
the republican primary election. TO be held Aug.
lySh. lHd2,
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, July I9.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market &C.
tue, firm and S to 1Oc higher; light
$3.50 to $40, mixed pachino 7.6O to S.15
heavy packing $50 to $50.
Cattle-Rece,pts 1000: native dull
and 10 to 15c lower; exports 7.4O to
500, good to cuoice shipping $50 to
100, common TO talr 500 to $50, butch
ers 2.5O to 40. 5tockers $50 to 4.6O
Texans firm $50 to $40.
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FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce GEO. ". PARKS
a. . candidate for the Office OF TREASURER Ol
AdAir county. No., subject to the decision OF the
Republican Primary election to be held August isti
iE14.
We ars authorized 10 announce CHkS. CALI
SON aS . candidate for the ONCE OfTREASURER o
Adair county. Missouri. sabject TO the republican
primary election to be held August i2th, 1852
We are authorized 10 announce CHARLES u.
MALONE ~ candidate for the fice0fTREASUR,
ER. OF Adair county. No., subject TO the .cisi0r
ofthe Republican Primary election TO be held Anl
3th. iss2.
We arc authorized TO announce P. j. Brown
candidate for the office of TREASURER Of Adail
county, No.. subject to the decision Of the kepub
iicau Primary election 10 be held Aug. 18th. 1852.
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Washington.

House Of Representatives July II.
Robinson introduced several resolu.
tons in the interest of American pris-
oners in England. Also calling on the
Secretary ofthe Navy for the instruc-
tons under which Commodore Mich
olson threatened to fire on Alexandria,
and whether American sailors were
performing police duty in Alexandria
under the British admiral, andby what
authority. Referred.
Bingham. from the postofice COM
mittee, reported a bill for third grade
auxiliary letter carriers, at pay OF
5000 per year also providing for pro-
motion at the end of a years service.
Passed.
The Senate bill for an additional in
dustrial training school tor Indian
youths and authorizing the use of I'm.
occupied military barracks, passed.
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CATALOGUE.
Graphic Circulating Iiheasy.
RULES GOVERNING FHR GRAPHIC
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

Books may be taken by any respon
slble persons IN the town or country b.,
paying five cents per week.
Transient persons or persons no,
known will be required to be vouci,ed
for, or deposit the price Of the bool
taken, as security for the same.
Books are expected to be kept out
only one week, though by permission
they may be kept out Two week. but II
kept out longer than two week. .hsre
will be charge OF 10 cents each week.
Persons allowing hooks to Leculll-
unnecessarily injured or soiled will be
required to iaake the damage good.
Persons taking hooks from the liira-
ry and lending them to an, one el 81, if
known. will not again te aIlcwai the
use of the library. The liirary will m
open each day from one to 8 D. N.
GRAPHIC Office. West Side Square.
LIST OF BOOKS.
Ben. Franklin
Henry Clay Daniel Boone
Benedict Arnold Fran"i> Marion
Martin Luther Andrew Jackson
Patrick Henry Madame Roland
Cleopatra 4. Lincoln
Mary Queen OF
SCOTS Alexander thu Great
julius Caesar Maria Antoin..t.
Alfred the Great Hortense
Frederic thsGrrat, Josephine
Peter the Great, Distinguished tamsl'.
Distinguished males. Xii Carson
AlsCELLAHEoUs.
FOOLS Erranu Dean Swift
Florida Tyres ofMankiud
STAN ey's Africa Prehistoric Races
Woman's Friend
ship Dream Life
Arabian Nights Don Quixots
Amatuer An use.
ments Christianity
Letter and Spirit Andersonville
Normans in England ,Crusades
Indian Traits Centennial Exh,Li
School Management bitiOn
Pilgrims Progress Robinson Crnsoe
Natural History Century otAn, c,iutr
Fruits, Flowers l. Farming
Alcobol-Its Uses and Abuses
Reveries of Barh-lur
Lecture to Young Men
Boys and Girls Story Book
Anecdotes Of Public men
Home. Courtsh,p ane Marriage
Bacon and Locke. Essay
Ruins Of Ancient Cities
Louis Napoleon and bis favorites
Child's Book of Nature
In the F6rcastle
Foster Brother
Secret of the Andes
Nemesis
Lamp Lighter
Queen of Shebs
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Two Pictures.
PICTURE NO. 1.

A man spends $4,000 in demon.
strating that our State possesses the
most perfect soil and climate for the
culture Of fruit. He nsks his fortune
in planting out large orchard, and in
bringing his trees to perfection. He
makes an exhibit of samples of the
product of his orchard, the first fruits
Of this grand and promising industry,
and he Is awarded premium Of S.. 90.
PICTURE NO. 2.
Another man enters lank, long-leg.
ged, slim.necked, narrow-fanked beast
for a trotting race, his shin bones done
up in rags to compress the tendons,
pads on his ankles to keep them from in.
terfering, so lank, lean and useless that he
couldn't haul a sack Of beans across a
ten.acre lot. This beast, by knack Of
breeding, has been worked up into a
shape that admits of his sprawling over
mile in 2: 20. He is awarded $500
to $1,000!
One lasting benefit to the country,
a source Of happiness to the commun.
ity.
The other, a momentary spasm of
excitement the community debauched
with mad thirst for gambling. Fur
ther comment is unnecessary -West-
en- Agrieulfuyist.
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FOREST FIRES.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Constantinople, July I9.-Arabi
Pasha holds that the law and the minis.
tiers fully justif d him in answering the
British fire.
London, July 19.-A dispatch from
Smyrna says great fire raging here
and many hundred houses are des-
troyed.
Waterford, Ireland, July 19,-A rail.
way van containing large number OF
military rifles and quality of amuni-
ton was broken into here and the rifles
and cartridges stolen.
Alexandria, July I9.-The conduct
of the Khedive causes much surprise.
He has for the last few days allowed
several persons to be at the palace
who are we'll known to have been Inti-
mately connected with Arab Pasha.
The Khedive apparently trusts them
but it may be he is endeavoring to get
them thoroughly in his power.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

Tn. many friends Off. NJ. HARRINGTON here.
by announce his name \ candidate for the Otfice
al REPRESENTATIVE subject 10 the decision of the
republican primary election, Aug. Isth 1852.
Vnrvps
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FOR CORONER.

We are authorized to announce JOHN MAD
DILL rs q candidate for the Office of CORONER
subject to the decision Of the republican primar,
siecfiop IL be held Aug. 18th. 1882.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce A. ID. RiSDOS
ss 4 candidate for the office OF ofPRO>ECUTING At
TORNEY. Of AdAlr county; NO.. subject to the de-
cision Oi the republican Primary election to be
held A Ny. 18TH 1852.
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FOR COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to annouce r. G, BlELBY a
Q candidate for the Oface Of COLLECTOR OF AdAtr
county No.. subject to thedecisiOn Of the kepubli
csn Primary election to be held August 18th, 1859.
We arr authorized to snnouuc, N. r sTRoCK u
acEndid te for the Office Of COLLECTOR OF Adair
county. No., subject the decision ofthe republi-
primary eletfion 10 he held Aug.. 1stll 1852,
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FOR SHERIFF..

wea authorized TO announce JOHN SHAVER
% candidate for the office sf SHERIFF Of Adair
County, subject the decision of the republican
Primary election to be held Aug. l2th isS2.
We are authorized to announce JOHN SHELLEY,
Jr Ms q candidate for the Office of SHERIFF Of
Adsir county, subject to the republican prin ary
election to be hello Aug. 18th 1852.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce JOHN &. CAROTH.
Frs = candidate the ofiice OF COUNTY
CLERk Of Ada.r county. Missouri, subject TO the
decision Oi the Republican Primary election to be
held Aug. 18th lsss.
once OF COUNTY Cl lERE suhjeci 10 Inc lecsiOn
OF the Republican primary election TO be held Aug
sath. lse9. y. > MCLAUGHLIN.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
FIRST Sessisn, Fsrty.Seventh Cor
gresS.

HOUSE.
Washington, July
The house resumed consideration Of
the South Carolina contested election
case of Smalls VS.. Tillman.
Hon pointed cut the boundary lines
Of South Carolina under the present re-
disuicting for congressional purposes.
This was not gerrymandering, it was
villainy.
Atherton-"Isn't it as the gerryman-
der,ng ofthe 14th district of Ohio,
which is to infllct on congress another
Of the Horr family"
Horr replied when congress was in
flicted with his brother he could take
care of himself.
Sewell presented 4 communication
from Brevet Major General McQuade,
transmitting a resolution adopted unan-
imously at a recent annual meeting Of
the society of the Fifth Drum Corps at
Detroit, asking that justice be done
General Fltz John Porter.
Sewell gave notice that he would call
up the bill for General Porter's relief,
the first Monday in December
next.
London, July 19.-The reserve
squadron is ordered tn return TO their
stations.
The statement that the arrears bill
mad passed through the committee in
Commons on Monday night was an
error. The committee yesterday dis
posed Of all the original clauses of the
bill and a new technical clause was
then added and on moiion of Glad
stone, progress was reported.
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~STOP AND READ THIS-~
Campaign Graphic.
New is the opportu nifty
for a Boom.
.sTop AND READ THIs~

The WEEKLY GRAPHIC has
already the
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
Of any paper published in
Kin ksville and the list grows
daily. In order to introduce
it in a thousand new homes
during the campaign we have
concluded to offer
CAMPAIGN RATES
and ask our friends to help US
1t will be sent to new Subscri.
bers from now till after the
November election for FIFTY
CENTS. Show the GRAPHIC O
your nelghbor and ask him to
axe it ON these terms. We
feel satisfied he will continue
of his own accord after such a
trial. We want
TWO THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS
in Adalr county and if our
present readers will secure us
Just an average of one each
additional, we can have that
number. We want Republi-
cans, Greenbackers, Demo.
Gratis, Hardshells, sottshells
stalwarts, halfbreeds, feather.
heads and everybody else to
take and read our paper. A
lively county campaign is
upon us and every Taxpayer
or voter should be fully up
with the times and to he
this he MUST take the GRAPHIC
Remember only 80 cts for the
Campaign.
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Rounds Of applause-help an actor to
the top of the ladder.
What spring is ever dry, yet keeps on
runnines A watch spring.
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London, July 19.-A correspondent
of the Telegraph at Alexandra says +:
81 drove 9 miles along the line Of Arab
Pasha's retreat and passed several vii.
lagos in which the people are starving.
The soldiers robbed them ofeverything.
The entire route Is lined with carriages
and dead horses. tits reported that
the Bedoulns harrassed the soldiers
during the retreat killing 200.
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GEN. Grant favors an English pro.
tec,orate for Egypt. Selfgovemment
...ems 10 be failure there.
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Hard Times, Old Curiosity Shop
Nicholas Nickl-by.
Great Expectations
monumental Traveller
Two Cities
Mr.. ",cH
Frederick the Great
ScOTr
Red Gauntlet. Guv Mannerine
Lammermoor, Midlothian
Wentworth. Ivanhoe
TAYLOR
lIonnsh Thnaton
Iohn Godfrey
RxAnE
Peg Wellington, Griffith Gaunt
Never Too Late to Mend
Terrihl. Temptation
Put Yourself in His Place
Pr ,cx
Princess G! Thule
Mad CAP Violet
HATTIE
T.nck of Roaring Camp
Arvnnauts
H,.n
IT, Miserables
PoirrK
Thadhaus of Warsaw
Scottish Chiefs
". q
Bnnuev lie, AlbanhrA
Salmaoundi Knicker bock0
WooD
East Lynn Within the Maze
Master ofGraylands
DUMAS
Count of Monte Christie
Edmond Dantes, Sequel
COLLINS
Armadale, Woman in Whit
Two Destinies, No Name
Poor Miss Finch
D,sRAELI
Vivian Gray, Endymion. Lothai
MARRYAr
Phantom Ship Newton Forster
BURNETT
surly Tim, That Lass o'Lowrie'
COOPER
The Pilot Path Finder
The Spy Deer Slayer
The Last of the Mohicans
HOLMES
Meadow Brook, Edith Lyle
West Lawn, Hugh Worthingtol
Lena Rivers, Edna Browning
Cameron Pride, English Orphans
Mill Bank, Daisy Thornton.
Tempest and Sunshine
Mrs. wIsrAR
Countess Glsela, Second Wife -. -
Gold Elsie, Old Nam 'selles Secre
BULwER
Pelham Wy Novel
Strange Story Parisians
Ernest Maltravers
Disowned
GOETHE
Elective Afiinitles
EGGLEsroN
Circuit Rider
Hoosier SchOOlmaSter
FLEMING
Terrible Secret. Mad Marriage
One Nights Mystery
Lost tor Woman
HwORrH
Spectre Lover
Haunted Homestead
Japhet in Search of Father
EVANS
Inez, Macaria
HOLLAND
Nicholas Minturn
Arthur Bonnicastle
ELLIOT
Adam Bede, Romola
Mill on the Floss
MULocK
My Mother and |
SAND
FanchOn
Hay Timothy $11 to $l4 prairie 81
to 10.
Seeds-Timothy $3.50 to 1.sO, Hun
garian. 75c to 100 Millett. 75c to Ito
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-07-21

Alarge eagle was killed in Perry
county last week. 1t measured SIX
feet from tip to tip.
The little girls Of Benton gave dra.
m,t;c entertainments for the beneht OF
their Sunday school.