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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-13
"IrOquOIs" Ruined.

London, 12.-''Iroquois" has ruptured
blood vessel, and it will probably be a
long time before he is again seen on the
course.
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Crawford Items.

DEAR GRAPHIC: Once more sent
few items from north west A6ai r
Which Is we had some rainy weathe,
last week splendid for duck huntin.
and Hickory nuttlng. Corn is a hall
crop as all late corn is made. Craw.
tordville has turned into hoop pole
factory for the present.
Several cows have died from eating
buckeyes this fall.
A brakes man met with a serious
accident at Cottonwood last FRIDAY
by getting leg crushed. DR.. School
ing of CrawfordvilIe, dressed his
wounds.
Quite an amount of sickness around,
Mr.. Samuel Claybrook has been sick
for some time but is slowly recoverin 2.
W. Morse and wife are both sick,
Miss Laura Seals of Kirksville is
teaching a five months school at this
place.
Mr.. j. Phlpps has made quite an
addition to lis farm by purchasing the
Susan Day tract. This lets Mr.. F. NJ.
Bidder the present oacupa mt free from
his claim.
The community looses good citizen
for Mr.. Il. was hard working honest
and peaceable citizen. All the we'll
meaning and sober class of people, re-
yret the loss. Mr.. B. says he meyer saw
food Friday come in October until last
friday the day after the purchase
JIG.
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Notes from Clay Township.

We wish to call tire attention Of the
voters Of Clay township to the fad that
few citizens have taken the advant.
age OF the County Court and have had
the township divided for voting pur.
poses in a way not satisfactory 70 a
great many voters who think the nat
ter should be LETT to decision of tn.
entire township, instead of to The few
who live conveniently to the places fix.
ed tor voting. We are opposed to hav
ing few men control matters that be.
long to the people. For instance,
understand that few men are endeay-
oring to sell out the democratic and
green back parties in this county for a
Very poor prospect of a little county
office, by forming a fusion of the two
tickets, thus drawing off from each
ticket. men whom the respective rar-
ties have nlaced there.
As stau nch republican | wish to
protest against any such doIngs IN
either my own party or that of any
other.
1t is the duty of every republican to
he up and working for our ticket and
rebuke any attempt at peddling out
county Offices by such combinations
the few override the MAORI
y. G. A. REYNOLDS.
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A CARD.

10 THE VOTERS OF ADAIR CorNTY:-I am
scandidate for the office of p obate Judge. /
cant make any canvass on account of sick.
hes. in my family.-All or neariy all the yot
trs in Adair county read and think. If YOU
don't knowiall the candidates will you in.
quirr as 10 their qualifications or will YOU
'oic for the party nominee. The office is
mott political. The Probate Court has iu ris
oleiion only in reference to the estates of
deceased people, minors. insane persons. Who
can best manage the business of the office
and Keep the records sothat there will be no
uncertainty about them. Nearly all the pro
per in the county will be more or less sub
Ject 10 the the orders Of this court in about
every thirty years. The Probate Court is i'm
iist The most impr rtant Office in the county.
AL litigation in the Circuit Court is over. cen
" the vigilani Attorneys. The business in
fhe Probate Court is to great extent done
o!persons VIII are not learned in the Law
lofuers are frequently made in important mat
Eers and unless the judge has good idea of
NE management and value of property. and
tie legal effects Of HE Orders-estates NAV be
tfquahdered with the best Intentions Many
Estates have been wasted without any wrong
feing intended. Now Task you if your duty |
toyourselves and others does no' require YOU |
Eorote for the candidate who is best qualified |
k%the office. II yon will satisfy your own |
kldgemcht after fairly considering the mat
"a, shall be satisfied.
JAMES NJ. DEFIANCE.
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For Which Thanks.

Mr.. G. r. Huston, OF Wilson town
ship, has our thanks for some fin,
sample apples of the Tulpahocken vari
ETY.. We do not know whether W,
have spelled the name right, but the
tree is a vigorous grower and the apple;
large. The graft were brought from
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. j. NJ. Crawford, knowing how to
get on the weak side of I'VE local. sent
US a nice basket of sweet apples, this
week, regular mammoths in size, and
very pretty to look at. They have gone
into the preserve jar for next winters
eating.
We forgot to mention the Gaming
We received at the hands OF Baylor. 1t
is "a handsome little walking stick and
FITS US nicely. BY the way we notice
he has full line of all kinds, shapes
and descriptions on sale.
Mr.. B. F. Ownby sends us the boss
Sweet-potatC Of the season. 1t weighs
SIS pounds and measured Is by "a
inches in circumference.
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BrOyleS vs.. Town Of kirkSyille,

I This case which has just been decid
ed against the town of Kirksville, ha.
become important to every citizen, and
believing that our readers may be inter
ested IN 1t we have taken some pains
to get at the facts. 1t seems that Mrs
Sarah Broyles, wife of Samuel Broyles
was injured on Thanksgiving day, 1880
by falling in hole on the sidewalk.
he was unable 10 get out of bed until
the February following. Then she went
to r. Musick, OF the firm of Harring.
ton 4 Musick, to bring suit to recov-
er damages. At that time Mr.. Har-
rlngton was absent in the legislature
and was not aware until his return that
suit had been brought, nor did he
know aught of the injury.
At the October, 1881, term of court
Mrs. Broyles obtained judgment for
$500. The day after the Judgment
was obtained, Mrs. Broyles became
insane and was sent to the ASYLUM,
The plaintiff in the suit was to
give Harrington & Musick SAX for
their services in bringing the suit writ
ten memorandum of which was attach.
ed to the judgement assigning that
much to them. The town paid Mrs.
Broyles by her attorneys $4,000 to
bear her expenses in the asylum With
er she was sent and died still insane.
They then gave Samuel Broyles $e25
and had him sign the name of Sarah
Broyles by himself as husband to the
record in full. When the firm of Har-
rlngton & Musick demanded their fees
the receipt in full against that judg-
ment. Then Mr.. Harrington of the
irm was appointed administrator of the
estate of Sarah Broyles and brought
suit to mandamus the town council to
ssue a warrant tor $4,000. The
circuit Court held that the $9e5 paid
o Samuel Broyles was illegal and the {
'ntlre $4,000 will have to be paid so
hat instead of paying a judgment of |
10000 there will be $2425, 90 to
'ay.
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S P. S. L. F.

Owing to the crowd of other matte,
we are obliged to omit the programme
OF the above named society. We will
say however that it is of unusual inter.
est and We would like to be there
When young ladies of influence and
nobility af character take the lead in
such social entertainments tn will
be a marked Improvement in so.
cletv. Misses Allie Chandler, Helen
Boyd. Sonora Ely. Eugenia Chandler,
and other young ladies', together with
the gentlemen who add spirit to the
various exercises. are deserving of the
highest praise, and we wish them
success. The next meeting will be held
1t the residence of W. ]. N. Boyd.
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:" publish in this issue the an
nouEement of a Model School to BE-
opend in connection with the Normal.
we tatn that the very best talent pro-
curaAe will be secured to conduct this
schoo, and that it will be open to pu-
piiS something less than $3.50 per
monh. We believe the necessary pupils
can be had from our over crowed pub
lie school without much effort. The
same books now used in the public
school will he used in this. See notice
in this issue.
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Along FELT WANT.
An Additional Department TO- me
Normal School.
seventy Children Wanted-Attentleh
PareDtsi

We understand that it is the inten-
ton of the Board Of Regents to estaD D.
lisb al very early day 'uodei OF
nract,csl school in connection with the
Normal school to be under the super
vision of tine President and under tne
immediate instruction ana goveln n;ana.
Of a highly accomplished and e1perien!e;-
ed teacher. Parents sending their chi,
dren to this school may rest assured as, REQ
that they will be well governed and
thouahly and systematically taught
Seventy children ranging in age from ON
partment. The school will bes,n M ao eoa'
NOV. 9th Or possibly 500, Soo''t yor the SEES.
s,on 100, one half in advance: =, IA a.
r rein do oe, well to communicate at onc'
with the President Of the Norma
School.
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wn-MArHv1LLE WAITS.

o,r Wilmathville correspondent
.R vfns - sends us the following items;
Orr new church is going up rapidly.
Mr. Green IS doing the work.
Joseph Mays is building a ne"
residence. s,;.,,r.
and hardware store to be started next
Spring. ~. ,,rass, c;rcu.
lation Of any paper coming TO THIS
y Two of our young bloods go. on the
-pa& a few nights since. and threat
--ht. No damage reported.
Wal IL eli busy.
,ned he --
Mercha,. 8 GRAPHlCS.
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Graphic Subscriptions.

The following amounts on subscrip-
Pa to the WEEKLY GRAPHIC have been
leslved since our last issue:
!. M. Morgan, Is: H. H. Sharr,
50; John Britt, rs; L. 3. Maltby,
t0'; H. o. Ryon, Is; G. W. Fry,
5; ]. X. Walters, 200; w. B.
iachell, 1850; Shiverell Kent, as I;
L Fletcher, I.75; S. d. Aber-
qnble, $50; w. W. Reese, 1850;
Sam. Sells. 1850; Isaac Melton,
10; w. ]. Ashlock, 1.so.
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GIVEN AWAY.
One Thousand Bottles Of Marsh's Golden
Blood and Liver Tonic to
be Given Away.

Everybody, who suffering from Scro-
ula, Chronic Rheumatism. Jaundice =,
Bllllousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestio, !,
Constipation or Costiveness, Headacb e,
Loss OF Appetite, Chllls or Fever, NJ "a
laria, Backache. Female Weakn sss:
Nervous arrangement, General D,bll.
ty. or any Blood, Liver, Kidney, Som .
ache or Bowel disorder-can obtain a
trial bottle of Marsh's Golden 81 nod
and Liver Tonic, free of charg at
GRAY & CO.'S, Drug Store. KiisH v,lIa
Persons who have tried this, ,mnns
medicine can procure the large hottIes
at 80 cents and $1.0O. 1t pw ;6eS tha
Blood, invigorates the Liver. Stomach
and Bowels, regulates the kT w. md
tie system. ~
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| HAVE
ALL THE
LATEST
Sly LES /!
For Fall
~ Winter
ALL
N e w !!
AND
/ FRESH

EgvyAing neag and neat, the 6e'f
material and neatest fit in CIofhsns'
Dolmans, Circulars. Cloaks, Hats,
and Cars. We don't and a0onf handle
.Shoddy AUCTION GoodS. I'VE like to s<H
good Goods only. Ergy te's0n h8Tes
ouy store aceN pleased. Ca,EtnI '"sftf-
hou ysqussted. One Prize to all, rhh
and toOy Respectfully.
NJ 4. BAYLOR.
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To Correspondents.

mother characteristic letter from
Wlnut township will appear in our
ny. Received too late for this issue
pcai correspondents must not con-
CT that their tavors are not appre.
ciSd because we cut them down and
prte out Dol ton OF what they have
w1ten. We are the Judge of what is
s"hble and of sufficient importance.
anenust constantly keep the question
OF triety and space under consldera-
flon Real items of news are always
welhme.
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'LadIeS' Tonic"

The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-.
pared by the WoMEN's MEDICAL ISsrl.
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 $1.O per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamn
tor names Of those who have been err
ED. n26.tf
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PAINFUL AcclDENr.-On Thursday
or Friday of last week, Thomas Han
lon. a brakeman on the Q. M. & P,
met with serious and painful acct
dent at Jasmine station, in this county.
He was coupling cars, when by some
mlschance he slipped and fell and his
knee was thrown under the wheels and
crushed. The knee cap was badly in
Jured and the flesh and skin torn and
mangled. He will probably have a
stiff leg for life.
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We give quite a large amount of
our space this week to our correspou.
dents. We see our farmers are warm
ing up on the Hog Law and the town
ship organization questions. THIS
will probably call out full vote. at
least we hope it will have that effect,
Our republican candidates have much
to gain and nothing to lose by full
vote this fall.
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PUBLIC

VIII offer AT public sale at nv residence 6 miles
northeast of kirksvillc. the bridge on Floyis
creek ON the kirksville and Wilmathyille road ON
Monday. Oct. SDtf. the following: ~ head of cows
-FOUR OF Them fresh. ing heifers last springs
calves, horses. ycarling colts. two hors Wig
on ana harness. breaki 4 pillow and / cntivatvr:
about ~ acres of corn In the field about 81 tones of
timothy in rick. and other Things will not men
non Terms OF salc-Ali sums OF Slo.U and under
gAh IN iahi All sums over $40 credit until Dec. Is,
iss with note and approved security. at l0p.r cent
M, resi-. h. Z. GINNINGS.
4. 81 have rented my farm and am going TO
Texas. therefore. the above property must sell.
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Company E.

The best reports came from the Ma
con city reunion OF the officers and men
OF our military company. They were
as much gentleman while IN camp as
at home, and not one of them degraded
himself by being under the influence of
liquor. They gave their part in the
exercises admirable and none of them
shlrked duty. Huntsville may we'll be
proud of company T..
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s GRAPHlCS.

GREENrop, Oct. 49, e. -.
cutting corn.
MIR. James, of Centralia, \.
our city last week buying cattl
Rev. +. n. Green, of Kinks.
pre- aced at the school hous. on Sumo.
last.
j. Henderson has set W picture
gallery. He occupies the upper story
OF l.. Gatlin & Cos. store horse.
A small child of William Buchanan.
living 6 miles west Of this hace. died
on Tuesday OF last week, and was
brongh to this place on Wednesday for
burial.
X. X. Wells goes to Cooper county,
Mo-. and Lawrence, Kansas. this week
on business.
Robert Sparks is building a fine resi-.
dence one mile north of Greentop.
Married at the brides residence in
Greent p, by Esq. Pipes, on Sunday
day last, Mr.. Jacoby, of Queen City, to
Mrs. Sellers. We wish them success
and much happiness.
Burt Herndon is quite sick. He has
the lung fever. He is under treatment
of DIR. Wilson.
Mrs. Green Owens left Tuesday of
last week to visit her father and moth
er in Kansas.
John Pryor is new proud of new
boy at his house.
William and Dave and John Barr, of
Moulton, Iowa, are in town today.
p. Wlnfree and wife of Carrolton.
No., are visiting their parents at this
,lace this week.
Mr.. Greenwood, of kirksvile. deliv-
red an address at the democratic
Meeting here on Tuesday evening.
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Sew lhlf>

The Baptists living in the VI, -ih
the White School House, seight
northeast of kirksvll,e are building /.
handsome church honse. 1t is to he
2Sx4O feet in size. Mr.. A. Barnett of
thu; place is now engaged on the car
penter work. Messrs. Bell, Bowman
and Reynolds compose the building
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K,rksvIlIe Mills.

We desire to notify farmers that our
| MI, * in fine running order and is DO,
:. t.ssnt,ful work. Therefore bring
III. ~ sripu,ng and take 1t nome
on you - coed shape.
with youll. H. Ross e. Co.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

An active campaign has been inau-
gurated at last and meetings are
being held, in various parts of the
county. The meeting on Tuesday eve
nlng at Brashcar was quite well attend
ed,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-20

New fall and winter suits
just received at Ames g. Nc.
Calls. East side Of square.
Call and examine goods and
prices before purchasing else
where.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-20

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.
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Mrs. G. f. Leech has moved to the
square where she will he glad to see all
her Ole and New friends and show
them her new mlllinary goods. West
side, LIST. door south of Robert Clark,
hardware store.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-20

Ladies call and C.
the New Cloaks and
DOllnans at the New
York Store they; have
just received a nice
line of silk and satin
Dolmans, finest in the
market.
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George Melvin, Painter and Paper
Hanger first door west OF North Mo
Hotel. n 13-tf.
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EftaliZed 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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90 to Ames & Mccall's
for clothing. "

Go to Ames and McCalrs
for your clothing, hats Il caps
u gents furnishing goods.
Largest stock In town and
lowest prices. East side of
square.
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CHOICE LINE of SUGARS and
COFFEES-th the best IN town BY all
odds-at r. DMagruder's.
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Ladies and sickly gnl s recurring a
non-alcoholic, gentle timulant Pin
'iiiu olo"hs iron Bitter beneficial.
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Nervous debility, the curse of the
American people, Immediately yields
to the action of Browns Iron Bitters.
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81. 90 to Ames & Me- Calls

LOOK OUT tor BARGAINS in
STOVES. The Boston Store has
about about one hundred Cook and Heating
stoves that MUST BE SOLD Ionk
acr Yourself See whether they are
as represented. Also all kinds Of fnr.
nlture cheap. Glassware and oueens.
waie at half price Every one is in.
Vited to call. BOSTON STORE
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Very fine line Of ladies' and
chlldrens' shoes at
SUCH & cos.

Save money by going to
Ames e McCall's to buy your
clothing, hats Il caps, trunks IL
vallses, IL gents furnishing
goods of all description. East
side Of the square.
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Robt. Clark has just received car
load of Acorn Stoves from the factory
call and see them.
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60 to Ames & GcCall's
for clothing.

Fall and winter clothing the finest
and the cheapest in town. Give us a
call. HARLAN Bios.
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The Western Theatrical Troupe has
been play ing to rather light houses so
far the present week.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-20

The Westminster Is the best base
burning stove made. Will burn soft
or hard coal and fully war; anted. For
sale by Robt Clark.
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Such IL Co., keep the only
exclusive Boot and Shoe store
kirksville.
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FINE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ia ming Land, Suburban and Town
Property For Sale at .
Bargin!

Z 80 ACRE TRACTS commencing
within three fourth of a mile of Kinks
Vile and extending east l-2 miles all in \ body
fine farming land all fenced and In good condition
divided Into seven fields. Part pasture Will b,
tsoid AZ the very low price of SIS per acre One
cent. -
ALSO MY HOME PLACE consisting
OF ~ acres adjoining corporation. east OF Normal
grounds. Good house, four wells, one q cisfern
About 80 fruit trees. hne barn and out houses
same terms As above.
ALSO BRICK BUSINESS HOUSE
west side square, two Stories In good order nr4ce
$s,0p. Same terms. F
TWO FINE BUSINESS LOTS 12lx
l1. occapied by The DeReamer Luz Der yard, Very
valuable and desirable location. Price - no
bargain. The same above. -
Al ply to OF Address.
JOHN THOMAS.
MI II kirksville No
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Best general stock of boots
and shoes ever brought to
Kirksville just opened out at
Such Il Cos.
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All kinds of Common School and
Normal Text Books on hand at Font
Bros.-west side public square.
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SETTLE Up.

All persons knowing themselves IN
aohtsd To the late firm of Drs. Swet-
nam & Cohen will save trouble by CALI
IND a, once and setting their accounts
Tha books are in the hands Of DIR. CO.
hen and the bills must he paid.
Rubber Goods at 10 per CT.
'',ss than any Of our competl'
SUCH X Go.
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For all disc asses Of the Throat and
Lungs use Marsh's Golden Ralsam
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Found, an ostrich feather. Owner
call at this Office.
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ZINE LARGE FARM at a bargain

l. Consisting of 40 acres. in Adair county,
Mo-. within three miles of railroad station. Two
hundred and ninety under cultivation thirty
acres prairie. and one hundred and fweniy
acres Of timber. Two hundred and thirty acres
seeded 10 gra>s and pasture. Frame house aud
with good orchard. Win be sold entire or
divided into two parcels to suit. For farther par.
ticnlars Apply TO
GILL II SANDS.
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Farmers Guy your
at. the New
York Store.

Services in the Episcopal Church
next Sabbath IL a. n. and on. con-
Quoted by II ev. A. ". Bayley of Metho-
DIST Church South.
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\ half car load of the Eagle Mills
Flour just received at r. d. Magru-
derS.
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Ladies. you will find it to your inter-
est to call and examine our stock of
Pushes and get prices before buying
elsewhere HARLAN Bios.
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H.. L. DeDeamer s; c., have large
Kss of stoves on hand and will sell
ataap Cor cash.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-20
FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized 10 announce F.. r. BROWN
l. All Independent candidate tor Constable Of Ben.
ton township.
LHoR RENTING good up stairs rooms on the
square. Enquire Of Sands & Gill.
CTRAi COLT.-From the Undersigned near Mil.
kSlard. a :wo year old colt. ha, color. both hind
feet white Information desired
E ID ENERSIfI