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mate result Of over %
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periencs, and CURES
WITH UEFAILfEG
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sion to Society, Diluness o. Vision, Nosee IL =
Head; the vital fiuid passing unobsarge3 in t
urine and mary other diseases that lead 80 inAaAy
and death.
DE. MEEYTE, who Is q regular physician
Graduate OF tho University Of Pennssi g2uisAa
viii agree to forfeit Five Hundred Bel.
lars for q cess Of this kind tie sEa2E
REST0RATEgs (un5er his special advice ard
treatrnenD viii not cure, for anything impure q
Injurious found In it. SsSs, A7EN8sE treats :
Private Diseases successfully without merelry
Consultation free Thorough examination and
advice including analysis OF urine, as. Price
Vital Restorative, So bottle, or four times
the quantity, SIC: sent to any address upon r.
ceipt Of price, c. O. D., secured from Observation
and IN private name Il !esred, by 4. Z. szaSTZF.
5e. Bs, No. II Eezrny Street., ssl Fran.
cisco, Cal.
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1855.
r. POSTER.

AoJa- Il fVSEtlA. ESos.
D0oKBn,DBR, PAPER RULTR AND BLANK.
, Book Manufacturer. No. 3l9 Jstreet, between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento. fe2O.4pii
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
DIV GOODS.

Sros. tsanuSaesurtns Ce.-Re-
oostory, 81 Market street. a. II. ishaH, Manager
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF ANN vALLEAU, DECEASED
ia Notice is hereby given by The undersigned,
administrative of the estate OF ANN YSLLkAU,
deceased, to the creditors of ard ali per-
sons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary affaagits or vouchers,
within four months after the frSt publication OF
this notice to L. 8. Taylor, attorney for said sd
mnstratrix at HIS office, corner Of seven til ard
streets, Sacramento city -
Dated February II. 1882
ANNA P vALLEAU, = -
By L S. TAYLOR, Attorney for Administrative.
feis-1aB4wS
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SACRAMENTO RECGRD-uNIoR.
SAN FranciscO 0fHce, No. 53l California
street.. II. Sharpe, Agent.
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DIR. HATCH,

nFFICR, "a ] sTRRET-oFFICE HOURS: Q
a NJ. and 1880 to Pm milf
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Kirksville Enterprise.

Having a little business at the Quin
cy depot the other morning, we tool
occasion on our return to drop in a,
the manufacturing establishment Of
Holmes, Amick & Co. We must say
we were very much surprised at the
extent and variety Of the work done.
In addition to all kinds of wood work.
ng. turning. and planning machinery in
practical operation, we found them fit
ted out for corn grinding, and with a
Irregular saw mill outfit ready to make
lumber Of any kind to order. The
amount and variety of work which the
is prepared to turn out is re-
ally surprising, and we are glad to learn
they are meeting with very encourag.
ing success.
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A CARD.

To THE VOTERS OF ADAIR CoUNTY:-I am
. candidate for the office of p obate Judge.
can't make any canvass on account of sick
ness in my family.-All or nearly all the vot-
ers in Adair county read and thihs. If you
don't know all the candidates will you in
guire as 10 their qualifications or will you
vote for the party nominee: The office is
mott political. The Probate Court has juris-
diction only in reference to the estates of
deceased people, minors. insane persons. Who
can best manage the business of the office
aud keep the records 80 that there will be no
uncertainty about them: Nearly all the pro
perry in the county will be more or less sub
ject TO the the orders of this court in about
every thirty years. The Probate Court is in
fact the most important office in the county.
All litigation in the Circuit Court is over: cen
by the vigilant Attorneys. The business in
the Probate Court is to a great extent done
by persons VIII o are not learned in the law
orders are frequently made in important mat
tiers and unless the judge has good idea of
The management and value Of property. and
the legal ef,e IS of his orders-estates may be
suuaadered with the best intentions. Many
estates have been wasted without any wrong
being intended. Now Task you if your duty
to yourselves and others does moi require you
to vote for the candidate WHO'S best qualified
for the office. If YOU will satisfy your own
judgement after fairly considering the mat
ter, shall be satisfied.
JAMES NJ. DEFIANCE.
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Appointments.

Evening service at all the churches
will begin at o'clock till further no.
tice.
Preaching at the Episcopal church
next Sabbath morning and night by
Rev. A. V. Bayley of Methodist church,
South.
The third Quarterly Meeting for
Huntsville circuit NJ. E. Church, will be
held at Greentop on the second Sunday
IN Noven Der and the Saturday proceed
ing. Services beginning on Saturday
at 2 o'clock p. m. FIN. GREEN.
The new Methodist Epicnpal church
at Bullion, six miles east of Huntsville
on Brashear circuit will be dedicated
on Sunday, Nov. 5th, by Rev. j. J..
Bently, presiding elder of kirksville
district. Services will commence at
10 80 a. m.
In connection with the dedication
service Will be held our 3rd quarterly
meet ing. Services commencing on
Saturday at p m, with sermon by
presiding elder. Quarterly conference
at 3 p. m, preaching at night and love
feast at $50 Sunday morning.
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The Model school.

The model school proposed by the
Normal will afford an excellent oppor-
tunity for those parents who desire to
give their children the very best oppor-
tunity to progress in their studies. Our
public schools are already crowded
and with the very best intentions and
efforts on the part of the board, and
the teachers pupils cannot have that
care and attention that is desirable.
In the model school only sufficient
will he taken to maize it just
what its name signifies, and the very
best talent prncurable be put in charge.
1t is an opportunity parents who are
able to bear the slight additional cost
Du7ht to be quick to utilize.
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"En|NEN1 SUCCESS"
Editors, Doctors, Druggists, and al VIE 11
70 II, URite h Praise.

81 have used your Golden Balsam
with eminent success. l can fully re.
commend it.'-R. H. Ditzler, NJ. D
Fort Scott, Kansas.
"Your Golden Balsam is a splendid
cough remedy. II Is highly recommend
ed by all. "-Reck & Rankin, druggists,
Allerton, Iowa.
Mot one of the thousands who have
used Marsh's Golden Balsam in this
city,h as ever made complaint that it
did not do all claimed for it.''-Kansas
City (Mo.) Times.
persons desiring good lung med
icine should procure Marsh's Golden
Balsam. '-Atchlson (Kan.) Cham
pion.
"Your Golden Balsam is doing won
ders here. tits splendid cough rem
edy." W. A. Delissa, merchant, Lib
eral, Mo.
Malsh's Golden Balsam tor the
throat and lungs is for sale by Gray &
Co. druggists Huntsville.
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Our New Mill.

We say orr New mill from this fact.
that since H. Ross & Co., have taken
charge the entire structure has been
over hauled, another story added and a
new system of machinery put in so that
the Kirksville Mills now stands second
in equipment. to no mill of its size IN
the west. The Mill has started up and
the finishing touches were being put
on the adjustments when we called to
see them on Monday. We believe this
mill has big future before it and we
hope it will receive the patronage,
encouragement and good will of every
farmer. merchant, and working men in
the county.
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DIED.

EvERSULL-At the residence of the parents three
miles:eAst of Willard in this county, Oct. 18th,
James n. Eversull, son of Ezekil and Fannie
Eversull, aged years and ten days.
Little James was the light of the
hou sehold, his merry voice was hushed
in few short houls by the hand of
death, and the stricken parents weep
over the sudden taking away of the
little one from the bloom of health to
the silent grave. We try to submis-
sively yield our loved one to the
master who has called him, hoping to
meet where our brightest jewels Of this
life are gathered, to sicken and suffer
no more. W. IS.
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MARRIED..

WHITE-HOOPER-Att the residence OF the bride's
parents. on Tuesday. October 18th. by Rev. j. b.
Mitchell, Mr.. n. VI. White. CT Norbourne, No..
and Miss Alice Hooper.
LINDER-CONNER-O the 18th Inst. by Rev. W /.
L. Fletcher, Mr.. W. p. Linaer and Mise Mary
F.. Conner, all of Adair county.
HALLADAY-McELvAlN Oct. 18th At Scots
burg, Ills by Ed. G. }. Lucky, Mr. r. 9. Halla-
day, of Kirksville, and Miss Eta V. McElvain OF
Scottsburg, Ills.
This winds up 'Ned's' frequent
cuisines trips to Illinois, and we con
graduate him on his good fortune.
What is our loss, in the way of items,
Is his gain. His many friends. here,
will unite with US in wishing himself
and bride long. happy and prosperous
married life.
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A LONG FELT WANT.
An Additional DEPARTMENT 70 the
Normal School.
Seventy Children Wantel-Attentjen
PSfeDtSI


We understand that it is the inten
ton of the Board of Regents to estab
lish at a very early day a model or
practical school in connection with the
Normal school to be under the super.
vision of the President and under the
immediate instruction and government
of a highly accomplished and experience
ed teacher. Parents sending their chill
dren to this school may rest assured
that they will be well governed and
thoughly and systematically taught.
Seventy children ranging in age from
8 to 10 years are wanted for this de.
partment. The school will begin about
Nov. 9th or possibly sooner-and con-
tinue 30 weeks Tuition for the ses-
SION $11.OO, one half in advance. Pa
rents desiring to enter their children
will do well to communicate at once
With the President of the Normal
School.
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Important to Farmers.

WE have made arrangements where
by We are enatled to offer the Midland
Farmer, large, sixteen page monthly,
devoted to the interests of the farmer
at club rates with the VISITOR AND
TEACHER. published at this office.
The Farmer is 6octs. year, and the
VISITOR $1.oo. We will give both
together one year for $1.3o. Call at
the GRAPHIC Office and get a sample
copy, or send in your name and address
on a postal card and we will send one
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Republican Meeting at Noyiuger.

The meeting at this place last Mon
day evening was enthusiastic, and there
was quite large turnout. Speeches
were made by Harrington, Griggs,
Shaver, Lewis. and Ashlock. The Re.
publicans of Nineveh township are al
right, and will give good account of
themselves in November. R.
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New Grocery Firm.

Messrs. ]. A. & w. D. Willard have
purchased the grocery stock of Funk
& Myers, and are now putting in new
goods and stocking up for big trade.
The public will find them ready for
business on the east side of the square.
Give them call when you want any,
thing in the grocery line, for we feel
safe in saying that they will give you a
square deal, full weight, good goods,
and low prices.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Ivlii offer =; public sale at my residence miles
northeast of krksvile. the bridge on Floyd 8
creek on the kirksville and Wilmathville Rad on
Monday. Oct. Soth. the following: ~ head of cows
four of Them fresh. 2ycaring heiers last springs
calves, horses. yeariing colts. two horst wag-
on anu harness. break. plow and cultvator:
about - acres Of corn in the field. about 81 tones uf
timothy in rick, and other things will not men
ton. Terms of sale-All sums OF 5000 and under
cash In hand: all sums over $40 credit until Dec 25
1855 with note aud approved security. per cent
Interest. K. c. GINSlNGS
Psi have rented my farm and am going 10
Texas. therefore. the above property must sell.
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Farmers buy your
leans at the New
York Store.
Ladies' Tonic."

The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoMEN's MEDICAL lNsri-
TurE OF BUFFALO, N. Y, and is their
favorite prescription for LADIES' who are
suffering from any weakness or COM
plants common to the sex. 1t is sold by
druggists at slO per bottle. LADIES
can obtain advice PRE-. send stamp
tor names Of those who have been CUR
IN. n26-tf.
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VitaIized Air.

Extracting teeth without pain. DR..
Pearce of this city is furnishing his of
flee with appliances tor administering
the above popular pain obtunder.
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Tailoring done at Baylor's.

Such & Co. make a special
ty of Boots and Shoes, and
don t propose to be be beaten
either in quality or price.
Call and see them.
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The post Office is going through a
process Exchanges and repairs this week
that will add materially to its efficiency
and convenience.
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Mr.. Evans is erecting quite hand.
some residence near the old hub and
spoke factory.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership
heretofore existing between J. II. Wilkes and j. A,
Willard under the firm name of Wilkes & Willard,
doing business in the town of kirksvilie has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The business will
conrnneo at the old stand by J II. Wilkes who
vii. pay all demands against the finn and will COL
Iect all accounts etc. due the firm
Mi JH. WILKES
i 4 WuIARn
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The learned and high-toned editor of
the Democrat cannot shirk the respon.
sibility OF his high position by throwing
his blame onto the shoulders o: his
wicked partner"
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The New York
Store has got the up
stairs to their build
ing full of Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Boots,
Trunks and Valices,
and they are going to
sell them cheap. Go
and see them.
Clothing and Hats at Baylor's.
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We are glad to see the Chuch and
Home out this month with better
quality of paper. 1t is rapidly gaining
large circulation.
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Mr.. H. P. Crawford, father of j. NJ.
Crawford: of this place. gave US pleas
ant call yesterday. Mr.Crawford is now
a resident of Greensburg, in Knox
county. but keeps up his acquaintance
with Kirksville by weekly perusal of
the GRAPHIC.
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A large lot of illuminated business
cards in assorted designs just received
at this office. They are all the go for.
advertising purposes IN the large cities
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DRESS MAKING.

All kinds of dress making, cutting,
fitting etc., by Miss Lizzie Bebren, at
the Bonneman residence. Models for
sale. n26-3m
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We thank our noble little corps OF
local contributors who have so fully
and faithfully favored us with the
news of their respective localities. We
hope now, that the busy season
especially with the farmers-is nearly
over, that they will increase in the
amount and frequency of their favors.
There are yet several points in the coun-
ty only partially represented, and to
our friends IN such places we would
urge the importance ofkeepinR Us post
ed. We ought to have weekly budgets
of news from Millard, Brashear, La
Plata. Wilson, Novinger and dozen
other points, and we must have them if
possible. Remember 1.-The News" is
what We want. not essays or discus.
sions. and almost any observing person
who has eyes and ears, can furnish the
facts as they occur.
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Markey & Son have sold 40 sacks Of
Mexico flour since the 18th day OF Au-
gust and not over 4 sacks to any one
family at a time. This -four gives excel.
lent satisfaction and hose desiring good
flour should give it trial.
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I am askedto say what and my wife know
about the statement IN the Criterion in re-
gard to Miss Dabney putting her hand into
The cabinet She did no 90 near enough to
got her hand anywhere near where the me-
diuu Miss Hawkins.l was sitting. | state
this from my own knowledge. for / was sit
tinr very close. Ny wife can also make the
same statement with the same certainty.
A TpAy,TT
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Ned Halladay's new residence north
east of The square is nearly ready for
occupancy,
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Go and see the new crock cover at
Shultz & Bakers. No cat or rat can
get at your milk with one of these on
YOUR crock.
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The Kirksville Mills are now in fine
trim tor business.
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A Correction.

Several weeks since an item appeared in
the Glenwood Criterion. ard WAS copied or
mention made of it in the Journal and Dem
crat Of kirksvile, which reflected injustly IN
Miss Lucy J. Hawkins, of this place, as me-
dunn for independent slate writing. The fol-
lowing letters from arties present on the oc-
casion sufficiently disproves the truthfulness
of the Criterion. in lis statement in regard to
The matter.
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The comet is growing gradually less

The Westerns o aged 10 slim houses
all last week.
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Shultz & Baker keep the Quincy
Grocery store and are selling goods as
cheap as any house in Kirksville. and
especially invite the farmers to call
and see tor themselves.
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A nice line OF Jacksonville and Bona
par Flannel and Blankets at John
Caskey's. And don't you forget it.
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A. P. REEMAN's:sTArEMENT.

In Justice TO Miss Hawkins, medium from
Ki,ksville, will say. that one of the girls
lid not take hold of the medium while in the
cabinet as stated in the Glenwood Criterion
I sat IN circle next cabinet and was in posi-
ton to see what occuie ed. and also state furth-
er that James Shepherd did not demand his
money back but was asked if he wanted it
and said ne did or words to that effect.
A. p BBEMAN.
The Criterion has been asked 10 correct its false
statement In regard the sair but far has failed
10 do so Simple Justice to Miss Hawkins demands
This much as II reflected seriously on her honesty
and integrity, and not based ON truth or Justice
-Kirks7flIs Democrat.
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NJ. T. DREAMER & CO..

Are headq uarters fer all kinds Of
Farmers and Builders Hardware. PA
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A verv pleasant and delightful SER
enade was given Mr.. and Mrs. R. S.
Halliday on the evening OF the 25th.
by a quartette of ladies from the l. 10.
D. F. F. society which was highly ap-
preciated by the newly married couple.
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Fit your children out for
school with good substantial
foot wear at Such & Co.'S
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You can find the incest over coat in
town at AMEs & MCCALL's.
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A good line of Shoes and Boos at
John Caskeys.
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If you want ll4 ounces OF Saxony
yarn to the pound, John Caskey could
sell it to you for Sl.25. But he don't
sell that kind of pounds.
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The Boss Crock Cover at Shultz &
Bakers
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Our lumber yards all seem to be doing
a rushing business this fall.
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we have never attempted to conduct
our paper to suit the taste of our lima
tured cotemporary. and do not propose
to commence it at this late date. As
long as our readers are well satisfied
we shall not lose sleep on account of
no. suiting the p. o. ds.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized to announce f. r. BROWN
6 an Independent candidate for Constable of BEN
ton township.
E>OR RENT-Two good up stairs rooms on the
Il square. Enquire OF sands 4 Gill.
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Bargains in Rubber Goods
at Such l. Co.'S.
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Over Goats at the
New York Store.
For late styles go to Baylor's-
Plush hats for gents
at the n. Y, Store.

Ladies call and G.
the New ClOaks and
Dolmans at the New
York Store they; have
lust received a nice
line of silk and satin
DOlmans, finest in the
market.
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Rubber Goods at 10 per ct.
less than any of our competi-
tors. Such Il Co
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Kicked.

On Tuesday boy naGed Edris, who
lives few miles north of town was
kicked by horse i'll the bowels. He
was taken into Wizards drug store
where an examination showed 10 Seri-
Gus dam age, though the boy was quite
sick for time:
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DINE LARGE FARM at a bargain

n II.
- Consisting of 40 acres, in Adair county,
No.. within three miles OF railroad station. Two
hundred and ninety acres under cultivation thirty
acres raw prairie. and one hundred and twenty
acres OF timber. Two hundred and thirty acres
seeded TO gra>s and pasture. Frame house and
Darn with good orchard. Will be sold entire or
divided into two parcels to suit. For farther par.
ricnlars. Apply TO
GILL & SANDS.
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Go to Holmes & Annex for Door
and Window Frames all complete.
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Robt. Clark has the largest and best
line Of breech and muzzle loading shot
guns in North Missouri.
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Handsome and cheap are the cl.aks
and dolmans Just received at
HARLAN BRos.