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ces. 1t would be to leave the party on
the eve of.a highly important election
without candidate for the chief Office
in the state. it is so far impractical.
bic as to be almost an impossibility to
name another peison for the Office who
could be likely to meet with the party
acceptance. What men of sufiicien,
state repute as to be acceptable and
strong candidates and of sensibilities
that go with self.respect, would be will.
ing in such circumstances to accept
that late nomination and take the haz.
ard Of the canvass, and no man of any
kind would meet the demands Of the
party or could hope Tor popular favor,
or enter the field with reasonable
prospect ofsuccess. Moreover it is phys
ically impracticable to put up another
candidate have naught
to say for myself, l make no plea for
myself. i'll am defeated and it be
DISAPPOINTMENT it will not be the first
time that it has met me. If l am po.
litically ruined Jas is sympathizingly SAID
to me, and It work sorrow, it will not
be the first that has entered my soul
and LETT its pang there. Be the result
what it may to me, l will not take the
responsibility of breaking up the Or
ganization and destroying the republi.
can party of The state of New York. If
1t is to be defeated at the coming cleo
ton it must be the act or p,lssion OF the
republican voters. l can 90 down
bravely with the party that has favor
ed me, and in which | have a serene
consciousness that no ACT of mine has
wrought rueful ruin. Circumstances
have forced me so far, and it would
gladden. me now to be the candidate of
the united and Jealous republican par.
ty, subservient only to ny duty to be
chiefmaglstrate of the whole people I'M
moved by appeals Of faction, unswerv-
ed by appliances Of private interests,
acknowledging no claim of mere par
tlsahShlp, LOOKING Supremely tor the
good of the commonwealth. Thus
far Ihave assumed that the predictions
of my interlocutors of disasters are well
founded, do not conteal that there is
need OF doleful apprehension, but
the issues are oftoo grave consequent
ces. too serious for present disappoint-
ment and even righteous Indignation
to lead to penitence in ill.advised and
fatal action. The republicans will re-
fleet, and reflection, by showing what
will come of democratic success, will
turn aside disaster by prompting them
to united and vigorous action. i
therefore accept the nomination and
await the result of the canvass without
perturbation.
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st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.
Flour-Du Il and lower; XXX $3 50
to 3 TO, family 4 90 to 415, choice 4 so
to 65, fancy 4 20 to 5 Is.
Wheat-Lower and slow: No. 2 red
and straight down from 915s to 9OL
tor cash, 9laS to 90ai for October, 92li
to 9lss for November, 92a1 to 95ss for
December, 9o4 to 9O5ss for the year 93
g to 931a for January; No. 3 red, 96
to 90, No. red SO.
Corn-Actlve. higher and excited: 20
cash. 65@664 October. 565s to 5S No.
vember, 501s the year, 47ss to 49,
January. 1919 May closing out.
Oats Higher but slow: 3l1s@32L
cash 3lR Sept. 324@3l9S November
81 31December, 3O4 @3O5s the year.
Rye-Quiet, 551s
= Barley-Qulet: 20 to so.
Butter Quiet % to 81.
Eggs -ls1a to 10.
Whiskey-Lower; $l.17.
Pork-Lower; offered at $23. so cash
23.75 bid
Dry Salt meats None offered; the
last quotations: sides, 10. 25@15 25.
Bacon scarce but firm; shoulders $40 |
80; sides 16 Is tol6 621l. "
Lard-Nominal
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Not to Be Di discouraged.

At Dalton Ga, they pointed out an
old darky who was to be married tina,
evening, and l took seat beside him
on the depot platform and said:
"Uncle Reuben, is it true that you
are to be married tonight 2"
"Yes, sah-yes, sab, you's hit ii
'zactly right, sah."
"Were you ever married before g
"Why, bress your soul, boy, dis will
be nv fo'th wife ~
"How long since your last one diedT'
"Jist free weeks Saturday."
"Isn't it pretty sudden, when you
have been widower only two weeks, i"
"I reckon not, sab. l doan' see how
| KIN help de ole woman any by trab-
bin around alone.
And they tell me that you are over
10 years old 2"
"Yes, sah-l'ze risin' of 49,"
"And YOU don't even own a chicken2'
mo sah."
And the bride is as badly off as
your SELF
"Jist 'zactly, sah."
"Dont the future look little dark to
you 81
'See heah, white man," replied the
old chap, as he slid to the ground and
brushed the dust off his coat-talls. II
doan' like that sort O. argument! Ise
ole an poo an doan' know much, but
l amt de sort of mule to take fo'th
wife without making all 'rangements to
board wio her fadder an gin hun my
note whenebber any thin am due
'Spose lie gwine to be sleepln' in
the fence-co'ners an libin' on green
apples kase my las ole woman tux
noshun to die7 No, sab l isn't
dat sort of moerner! lie got to dat
aige whar' Ize got to be tooken car of
if | has to marry tree wives to do it,
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DECLINES.

To the Central Committee of the
Democratic party of Adair county;
Gentlemen This is to inform you
that l decline the nomination rendered
me by the Democratic convention, helo
at kirksville, on the goth. of Septembe,
last, for the honorable and responsible
office of "Justice of the Peace ;" and
hereby confess, aiM many thanks, the
confidence reposed in me in rendering
me the nomination, and l am truly sorry
that my private affairs are such that it
will be impossible for me to go into the
canvas with the vim which is required
of every candidate to sustain his party
and secure his election.
There was resolution passed at
that convention making 1t your solemn
duty to fill all vacancies occasioned by
death, resignation, or otherwise, with
true and unadulterated democrats, who
in your judgement are the best quail
fed. having an eye single to his popu-
larity and ability to win the race. l
hope, however, under the circumstances
you will not be offended with me for
suggesting the name of one we'll known
in Benton Township, whose qualifica-
tlons have never been questioned or
doubted, who is an anti-prohlbitionist
and who stands fat-footed on tine Dem
ocratic platform. That gentleman's
name Is JACK HILL, (colored).
JACK has other qualifications which
are essential in connection with this
race in the event that the Democratic
nominee should be defeated at the polls,
at the November election, ,(according
to former usage) a trip up Salt River
will be the next thing in order, and
they will find the steamer lying at the
wharf above Haxby's bridge, two miles
below the mouth OF Steer Creek ready,
with full head of steam on, to receive
the crew,on Tuesday evening, precisely
at 6 O'Clock A. M.
JACK will act in the capacity of first
steward, having previously furnished
all the eatables and drinkables, on the
after OF which JACKS judgment
has never been questioned.
Hoping, gentlemen, that you will not
,e offended at this communication, |
'emain most respectively,
w. H PARCELS.
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A good example OF the mistakes Of
novices in politics is seen IN the work
ofthe Labor Convention held Saturday
night. The Convention nominated ].
c. McGinnis for Judge of the Criminal
Court. At the same time it ndorsed
Rice and the remainder Of the Green
back state ticket. Now McGlnnis was
enc of the first men who demanded a
State Convention when Filley was ar
ranginga coalition with the Greenback-
ers. 1t is hard to see how his name
and the indorsment mentioned could 20
The Labor Convention,
however, has coupled them.-Post Dis.
tatch.
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Notes from the Charlton.

|
RlNGo's POINT, Sept. 27.-Items this
week are scarce and of little interest.
Nothing has occurred to excite or mar
the serenity Of our quiet and steady go.
ing community. Since the cool wealth
er has set in, our farmers are all very
busy with their fail work getting
things in shape for the coming winter.
The building boom still continues and
teams are on the road every day, haul
ing lumber from Greencastle and
kirksvllle.
MIR. W. w. McGrew has built nice
portico to his house, and put up good
substantial brick tiues, which adds
much to the looks of his comfortable
home.
J. L. Zeigler is preparing to build
small addition to his house.
w. o. and C. d. Bozarth and jeff
Garrett, intend to start in few days,
to st. Louis, to attend the fair and take
in the city. Be careful boys, that you
don't get taken in, for Jordan am a
hard road to trsbble."
Last week Mr.. S. McGrew and wife
and w. C. Hall and wife were on a
visit to Macon County. and attended the
Baptist association.
Miss Doda Boynton was visiting Miss
Nellie McGrew.
Miss Winnie Zeigler is visiting with
relatiyes in Sullivan county.
At the Magic Lantern entertainment
the other night, the album was award.
ed to Miss Sarah Lankard, as being the
handsomest lady present. TIE cane
was awarded to Mr. W. o. Bozarth as
being the LATEST man in the crowd.
The jewsharp was not awarded, as the
ugliest man failed to put in an appear
ance.
Mr.. Daniel Swisher is lying very low
with typhoid fever, and his recovery is
thought to be very doubtful. He is at
tended by DIR. Wesscher, of Green
castle. |,
Mr.. W. Dixon. Of Pure Air, is in
Quincy buying his fall stock of goods.
He keeps general assortment ior a
'ounty store and is doing good busi- !
less.
Politics are beginning to he talked up, e
and by tue time our township candi- $
lates are all ripe l think we will have r
nough TO SUPPLY good sized county. {
Wishing health, wealth, and long life t.
o the GRAPHIC, remain yours as ever, h
or fun. |. Sou1Nr. -
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GRAPHIC REPORT.
OF Home and Foreign Markets.
Carefully Corrected and Revised
each Week.

Butter -15@lS in demand
Cheese-20
Eggs Firm 16 20 for fresh
Chickens-Live old 2.25 to 2.75, young
] rs to 2.25
Potatoes-3O to 4Oc and plenty
Onions-75 to LOO bu.
Turnlps-50c to 60
ParSnlpS-
Beans-White 3.25 to $50 per bu.
None IN market.
Sweet POtatOes-21a to 4
Green Apples-2O to 80
Bacon-Sides II to Zoe, shoulders
Lar9-Firm at 14to lie
Beeswax-15 to 1Sc
Tallow-5 to 51sc
Corn--50 nav
Oats-22 to %
Meal-9O to 90 per bu.
Flour-Common SIX. l.25 to l 60. fancy
1.5O to 1.6O
Cattle-For butchers use, 2.5O TO 2.75
Cows-AIiich S25 to 40.
Hogs-Butc!,er, 51sc. to
Sheep-Butcher. 2 to 2 1sc.
Hay Timothy 600. And dull
Wool-Unwashed 20 to 22c, tub
washed 80 to 81.
Rags-1.0O per 100 It's.
Pelts-According to wool, 25c per lb.
Hides-Green &c, damaged l-3 off.
dry 12c, No. 2 Sc.
Feathers-Prlme geese. 40, los off of
tare.
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1908 1888.
Missouri Republican Prospeetu 9.
THE OLD RELIABLE NEwsPA PER
A JOURNAL FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST.

In issuing its Prospectus for lSS2- -'S:;. the
Missouri Republican points to the complete
fulflment OF all its past promises. During
the last year. with the opening Of new lines
OF comunications.' Spreading in every direc-
ton, it has greatly increased its telegraphic
services; Augmented its corps Of editors, re-
pOrters and correspondents, improved its
mechanical features; bettered its system OF
condensing and arranging the news. and
maintained. in regard to character of its con
tents, the reputation it has long hel
throughout the Who'll. Southwestern country
as the
BEST NEWSPAPER PgI.TED.
The Republican has distanced all attempts at
rivalry or competition, and is now the only
st. Louis. Its support OF the principles of
the Democratic party is universally recog
nizcd as strong in logic, whilst moderate
and oh ervative in tone In its exposure If
the corruption, profigacy and evil tenden-
cies Of the Republican party, il is fearless and
aggre ssive. But it is in the materi4l interest
of the South nd West agriculture. com
merce and The mechanic arts--ihat til =
paper finds its widest and most productive
field. Next to collecting and commenting
upon the most interesting news Of the day,
its energies are devoted to the progress and
prosperity of
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And the tributary region. From its columns
mere sensationalism is carefully excluded
with the view of making il welcome visitor,
to the purest home circles. To the farmer,
merchant, trader, manufacturer, banker, or
business man ofany class, 1t is indispensable
Its financial and commercial reports are full
and reliable. Every movement of trade
commerce, transportation, sc is faithful
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GET YOUR NEIGHBoIS TO sUBsclBE
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paper is large subscription list. The cost
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If your neignbOr is not q subscriber. show
him the Republican and have him send in his
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Criminal cases.
RETRIBUTION.
By MRS. E. V. WILSON.

Yes, bring sweet flowers TO deck her now.
You only gave the thorns before,
Look inher face; II does not flush.
How strange: she heeds your voice no more.
But, licih there. pale. calm and still.
With small hands. folded on her breast,
God saw how much she could endure
And now. at last. He gives her rest.
He gives her rest, But what to you?
An. wei! may drops OF anguish start,
UponlyC urbrow, TO you he gives
The panss with which you rcI.t her heart.
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Missouri's pro rata Of the thirty mill.
ion dollars appropriated by congress
to improve coon sloughs for SO many
members, is about three million dollars
or equal to the assessed value of one OF
her average counties. Farmers, mer-
chants and mechanics, hadn't you better
go down into your pockets and pay
that up before you send Col. Hatch
back to congress with license to vote
to pass other and still greater appro-
2iiation bills over the veto of the Pres
ident
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FRIDAY THE 18th DAY OF OC-
TOBER 1880
JOHN SHAVER.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority of q transcript ex ecution
from The office Of the clerk circuit court
vi AFFAIR county Missouri returnable At the Octo.
lss2 OF said court. 10 directed In favor
pr, =. ood and against David Bricker I have
eviedupon andseized all the right title interest and
claim OF the said David Bricker of, in and to the
TO wit: " ~ No"A'' NJ.
me north half of the southwest quarter Of section
fnr.y f one s3iI township sixty two I62], OF range
fourteen t4l, and ten of north oart oftEs.
@ south east qa srter of south sec
Lon thirty one lal. township sixty two [65l OF
Ange fourteen M, also the north west quarter OF
le sonth west quarter Of section thirty four T3sl
will, on l'l 1N"
FRIDAY the 18th DAY of OCT. 1882
be,ween the hours of clock, In the forenoon and
9 ~ eock IN the afternoon OF that day, while The
Slcuit court for Adar county, Missouri Is in ses-
s,om con; -, he court house door in Kirksyie Aar
asmay be required at public sale. 10 thr hIghsst
and ca IN hand Subject 10 all prior liens
~ Neeien'S' 10 SATISFY said Execution and cost.
JOHN SHAVER.
Sheriff AJuIr ~
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One of the delegates to the Republi-
can convention at Jefferson City, man
fully paid h,s fine of S. for wife beat
ing before starting out to represent the
republican voters of Adair county,
Kirksyille Democrat.
We always knew that Mr.. Hooper
and DIR. Brown had plenty OF grit "
but cid not think they ever applied the
brakes in this way.
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Young Women With Bonnets to Tie.

Irene Alderman, adding some verses
to the e"tying-her-bonnet-under-her-chin
she-tied-a-you, ,g-man's heart within
poem, saws: "And many time as she
cooked or swept, or scrubbed she bit.
terly wept, for The wages she got for
her beauty and youth. was to waken
at last to the sorrowful truth that love
had flown and would never come back,
since he pawned for rum her sealskln
sacque." Irene certainly appears to
have an intimate acquaintance with
what is going on in the world. She
probably means that young women with
bonnets to tie should be very care full
about giving themselves away.
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Oh icagO Live Ock.Market.

Hogs Receipts $4,000 head; quality
poor; market steady and unchanged
buyers asking a reduction: light $40
to $50. mixed packing us to $40
heavy packing and shipping $50 to 9
%.
Cattle r. eceipts 5000 head; weak,
no exports; good to choice shipping g.
10 to go, common to fairs 40 to 5 90
butchers = 80 to 90, stockers and feed
ers ) 10 to 4 35, Texans3 60 to 4 10
half breeds and Americans 800 to 4
80.
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The documents sent on here by Jay
Hubbelps committee are now beng dis
tributed under the direction of Chaun-
cey l. Filley, although the National
Committee have been notified of Van
Horns election. This is not at all
rellshed BY the anti-Filleyites, who can
not understand why they are not vet
recognized at Washington,-Poa Dis
battR.
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CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
October Tern 1882, for AdaIr Coun-
ty Missouri.
DAY.

1,TDAY.
2ls4 Smith vs. Smith.
1929 Cay VS. Adams.
1865 Gardner & Tull VS. School dis.
62, Is
3So1 Perrin ct al VS. Parker e' ais.
39l2 Mckinney ct al vs. Smith.
396l Shilby VS. Lahmouowskey.
1870 Miller VS. Miller.
4159 Bell VS. Bell.
AGO Lovern vs. Lovern.
4l6l Latham VS. Miller ct al
4163 Sparks VS. Reynolds
4l65 Harmon VS. Harmon
ll1O Adair Co VS. Under ct al
4l73 Orsborne ct al. vs. 0isbone
4l74 Menke VS. Tubbesing
4l75 Barnhill VS. Rainwatcr
4l78 Jones VS. Jones
4l79 Benedict VS. Miller
4lS0 Fuller VS. Pickens
41S1 Smith VS. Smith ct ais
4lS6 Harlan VS. Harvey
4lSS Armstrong VS. w st e PR II Co
4159 Harlan VS. Halliday
2ND DAY.
4l93' Griffeth VS. Seibert
414 Harlan US W St L& ? r r Co
4214 Kentvs :
4215 Burns VS.
4216 Babbitt VS. Williams
4217 Dewitt VS. w st l. & 7 r Il Co
4218 Hunt VS. Hunt
1920 Dyer VS. Dyer.
4221 Green VS. Mtgrew
1922 Watson VS. Tower ct al
1923 Randolph VS. Randolrh
1925 King vs. Flynn ct al
1926 Larkworthy VS. Jackson
4231 Harmon VS. Turner
1888 Stein VS. Stein
1924 State of Mo VS. town Of kirksvi.le
1885 Stokes VS. Stokes
1886 Campbell VS. Campbell
4237 Larkworthy VS. Pickler
423S Ditmars vs. Stephens
1910 Hubbard VS. Adair Co Judge,
1912 Crow VS. Gill
4242 Weaver VS. Weaver
4244 Snyder vs. Snyder
42i5 Overly vs. Oberly
}HD DAY.
4247 Bennett VS. kerns
424s Nicholas VS. W st l. & PRRCo
4249 Glenn VS.
400 Ktna Iron works V, Harlan &
TubheSing
4401 Huber VS. Picker
4402 Gernhardt & Vornbrook VS. Viii
son
4404 Grogan VS. Grogan
4433 Griffith VS. Smelling
444S Murray ct ais Griggs & Pickler
4450 Tester VS. Carr
4452 Greenwood VS. Parcels
4TH DAY
AZ Tax suits and return docket as
follows:
442S Stone VS. Furrow
4429 Rich VS. Stanley
4431 Harrison VS. PETER
1888 Moss VS. Moss
4434 Miller & Houser VS. Hawkins e
Moore
4i35 Harlan Bros Smith
-436 Merryman VS. Marsyman
4437 Vanderveer vs. Vanderveer
4440 Hill VS. Hill
4441 Long C. ais VS. w st l. & Z Rr Co
44443 Floyd VS. =" !"
44444 Shot VS. Shott
445 Halliday Bros VS. w st l. & P RR
4446 Hal'aday Bros VS. Presser
l447 Jones vs. Harlan
f+49 DeReamer VS. Sha"
it51 Floyd ys Floyd
1853 Prultt vs. Pruitt
i45i Town of kirksville VS. Woods
i455 Harriott vs. Logan & Kirkham
H56 Mason VS. Dodson
i457 Ely & Harlan VS. Pickler
i45S Mikel VS. Mikel.
9TH DAY.
Criminal eases
9Th DAY.
Criminal cases.
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The working mems convention a. St.
Louis. called by the Trades Assembly
have made their city nominations.
They endorse the Greenuack state
ticket. They also appointed COM
miitee which will correspond with 9TH
er labor organizations throughout the
state, having for their object unity of
action among all such organiztions.
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.


For Representative,
F. N. HARRINGTON.
For Circuit Clerk,
w. j. ASHLOCk.
For County Clerk,
s. s. MCLAUGHLIN.
For County Treasurer.
c. H. MALONE,
For Sheriff,
JOHN SHAVER,
For Prosecuting Attorney,
A. ID. RlSDON.
For Collector,
R. G. BIELBY,
z Z Probate Judge,
CL. LEWIS,
For Assessor.
J. w. WADDII.L.
For Coroner,
JOHN WADDILL.
For County Judge At Large,
J. L. HAWKINS,
For County Judge ist Dist,
S. HICKMAN.
Fe. County Judge, I'd dist,
j. Q. JOHNSON.
For Jusiiceofth the Peace, Benton IT,.
L. w. LINK,
JOHN RICHEY,
THOS. SEES.
For ClOstable.
E. A. PATTERSON.
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DENNIS kEAENEY is stumping the
state of California for the Democratic
party, and the San Francisco Aha says
that he makes more Republican votes
than democratic.
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The Chnrrh and Home, published
IN this cit, j,came among our exchanges,
1t is full of interesting and instructive
literature, as well as being full ofnews
1t contains nothing that the most fas-
tldious could refuse to read and is we'll
worthy place in every family. We
are glad to hear that its subscription
list is rapidly increasing.
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JUDGE FoLGEE has accepted the nomi.
nation for Governor of New York, and
Henry Ward Beeeher preached politi.
cal sermon, eulogizing Governor Cor.
nell, and recommending that Folger be
thrown oyerboard; claiming that he
obtained the nomination by fraud. An
extract from the letter of acceptance,
will be found In another column.
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The GRAPHIC supports ali Republican
tickets put up by the Republican
authorities.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue and authority of a transcript execution
issued from the Office OF the Clerk OF the circuit
court of Adar county Missouri, re,urnable at the
October term. 1852 of said court to directed In
favor OF lral Il. Harlan and against David Bricker
have levied upon and seized all the right title
ana interest of the said David Bricker OF
In and to the following described real estate in
Adair county, Missouri, to-wit:
The north east quarter of the southeast quarter OF
section thirty three (33l. township sixty one. on
OF range fourteen DEind the half Of the north
west quarter of the north east quarter OF section
thirty three ga township sixty one (6D of range
twenty six (26l, township sixty one i6D OF range
fourteen % and will on
FRIDAY THE 18th DAY OF OC-
TOBER 1882.
between ,,el the hours of . O'Clock. In
!ne forenoon and four O'Clock In the afternoon OF
That day while the circuit court for A,iair count;
missouri Is In session, ut the court house door, In
hirhsfllle, Adair county, Missouri. sell the same
OF so much thereof as may be required. ut public
i aie; 10 the highest bidder for cash In hand [sub-
ect 10 an prior liens and judgmentsl satisfy said
Execution and costs.
JOHN SHAVER.
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List of Jurors.
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
T. ID. Bell, Clay township
Geo. l.. Coffin, Salt River
Moses Starr, Wilson
G. W. Denlston, Pettis
S. Kent, Walnut Z"
j. H. Fort, Morrow
Jno. d Miller, Nineveh
j. w. Orr, Polk
Hiram SNYDER, Liberty
David Reesman, Benton
Samuel Preston,
J. NJ. Brown
PETIT JURORS.
G. w. Lord, l. Is. Maltby, G A Rey-
nolds, S. c. Draper, David Barnhill, H,
E. Morgan, Jesse McDermott. A. w.
Cunningham, NJ. V. Atterberry. Thos.
Cole, J.B. Willis. j. A. Brennaman,
VIM. White, j. S. Hickman, James
Bo uns, Tobias Lankard, VIM. Bozarth,
S. K. Fowler, VIM. H. Spencer, Robert
Burris. G. +. Mercer, j. D. Markey, A.
X. COllptt