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4 Success.

With the issue of this number we
take pleasure in reviewing the progress
and prosperity of the firm of HALLIDAY
Bros. Six years ago to-day, this enter
prising firm commenced business on
the north side of the square in a small
room with small stock Of goods. By
closely attending to their business
watching the wants and necessities of
each individual customer, being eau
tious and accommodating at all times,
liberal and honest in all their dealings
ALWAYS PAYING THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE FOR FARM PRODUCE IN cash OF
goods. They were first to INACCURATE
the cash plan. Their trade has as
:umed such proportions that it now
takes several hands to meet the wants
of their trade. They have extended
their room, added largely to their stock
OF goods-carying now one OF the hear
lest stocks Of groceries in North Missouri
Their stock is just literally immense,
crowding their house from floor to cell
ing. Every available space is occupied.
In fact it is sight to see, and Is worth
ones while to 60 purposly to see, if not
to buy. They are wide awake to their
business and take pleasure in showing
their goods, and If Low PRICES and GOOD
GOODS are any inducement, you will be
sure to buy before leaving. They are
heavy dealers in FLOUR, FISH and PRO-
VISIONS and carry an immense stock of
canned goods and all fancy groceries IN
the market. In addition to this they
have added largely to their stock Of
QuEENswARs, having now one of the
most complete stocks in the market.
Newly married folks and all others COM
meneing housekeeping or desiring
goods in large or small quantities will
do well 70 see their stock before pur-
chasing. They have also a complete
stock Of wooden and willow-ware and
tinware. From all appearances, this is
one of the most plucky and prosperous
firms We have visited for . long time,
and we commend our patrons to this
healthy, ,ride-avake grocery house.
They buy goods in large quantities,
watch the markets and take advantage
of all bargains, and sell on a small mar.
gin-their motto has always been Quick
Sales and Small Profits. We like to
500 th;s and sav prom Ovw.pn
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SAD ACCIDENT.
A Little Child Drowned in a Well.

Wednesday night about eight or nine
o'clock. Alfred. the little three-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherrer was miss
ing. They had just moved to the build
ing opposite the North No. Depot
Search was at once instituted and at
eleven o'clock the BODY of the child was
found in the well or clstern of the TIM
mer hotel, The we'll was merely cover
ed with boards and the little fellow had
fallen In. He was found floating on
the water, but life was extinct. He
was bright, active, child and almost
idolized by the parents. They have
the universal sympathy of our citizens
IN their terrible loss.
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DQNEGHY BROS.

Rev. w. E. Chambliss, pastor OF thu
Baptist church was made the victim
OF a practical joke Thursday evening o
last week. While taking tea at Mr.. S
NJ. Links their home was evaded b.
by large party of friends who cam,
ladened with articles ranging from ;
pound of tea up to handsome suit o.
clothes. 1t was genuine surprise
party and a practical Joke that LEFT
nothing but pleasant memories.
The continued rains have to a certain
extent discouraged nearly every body
and especially the farmers. 1t is dis.
couraging, hut there is nothing gained
by losing courage. There is time yet
for grand come out in crops, and the
worst is seldom as bad as the lmagina-
ton generally pictures 1t.
We commence new story in this
issue. by the author of Walter Brown
field and "The Hired Girl" which we
think will prove very interesting to
Oh: readers 1t has a basis of facts
!! which adds to its interest. especially to
those who are conversant with them.
While the GRAPHIC is recognized as a
political paper its family and general
literary character makes it especially
welcome to all classes OF readers. This
is why so many democrats and green
hackers as we'll as republicans are Its
admirers
A correspondent sends US nice lot
of items from Floyd, Creek, but they
we've not receive! until our pages were
nearly full. The same in regard to an
excellent communication from North
west Adair. We are compelled to con-
dense and curtail both for this reason.
We learn there was a hung jury on
the Perry Davis trial in Macon. The
LaPlata Home Press says it is under
stood that the jury stood six for convic-
ton and six for acquittal. The defense
was temporary insanity induced by in
toxication.
An agent is introducing the Eddy
stone Light wick IN this city. 1t is
said to require no trimming or renew
ing and will last indefinitely. We are
now trying set OF these wicks. They
are for sale at the grocery stores.
Mr.. Eug. Spots informs US that he
has sold ont his interest IN the PARCELS
House business to Mr.. W. A. Jackson,
OF St. Louis, who will continue the bus
mess.
Among other old students who have
come to the Commencement we notice
the familiar faces of j. A. Cutlery, W,
R. Holloway, Prof. Perry and others
whose names have slipped our memory.
We are mere worms, yet we prefer
hanging on to the butt end of the fish
ing tackle.
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Announcements.

This department of fhe GRAPHIC j:
always open 10 ell denominations to
make their announcements, both for
kirkssille or for other places in the
country, and the wide circulation OF
the GRAPHIC, ought to make it special
ly useful to the public, but unless such
announcements are handed in, of course
we cannot give them.
At the NJ. F. Church-Morning SER
vices next Sunday. Topic: "The Re
deeming Work of Christ" Evening
service-Children's Concert.
Harris Hall-Liberal society-Lec-
ture by S. NJ. Picker. "What will be
the religious, moral and social charac-
ter of the coming man in the light Of
Evolution" Meeting at SPIN.
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The New Orleans Times-Democrat
credits the President with having seven
ty pairs of pantaloons. Nothing makes
man so miserable as to Gave to wear
the same pair Of pantaloons two days
running.
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Hats, Hats, all kinds At Baylor's.

FOR lame back, side or chest use ShiloA's
porous plaster. Price Is cents.
SHILOH'S COUGH and COasuDptiou
Cure is sold By rs on . guarantee. It eufss
consumption.
sHILOHS vITALIZER Il what you used
for constipation. loss Of appetite. Dizziness
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. PTies 10
and IS cents per bottle.
GROUP. WHOOPlNG Cough and Bsoaehi.
tbs Immediately relieved by 6hiI0h's cure
Sold by T. R Fowler. Kirkssille. o.
n3&-e ly
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GraphicS.

Sunshine.
Circuit court.
Young potatoes.
Commencement exercises.
Green peas are in market.
The holiness meetings are in pro
greSs-
Large attendance at the Normal thi:
week.
The school house question still agi-
tateS the street corners.
Will there be another matinee al
the colored school?
There Is some talk OF organizing a
Building Association. Good thing.
Who said We were to have a fair
next fall? Won't somebody say 81"
The banquet of the Alumni, on 1ues-
day night was spread at Pools Hotel.
Mr.. Ransley Miller recently purchas.
ed the building adjoining the N. NJ
Hotel.
Chase, the painter, is having the out.
side painting rapidly executed at the
Normal.
They say it must be $4,000 or moth
ing, and it begins to look very much
like nothing.
Some men can speak better drunk
than sober, but then again there are
Others that cannot
A number of little houses and some
good sized dwellings, are going up in
various parts of town.
We protest against any more Sab
bath debates On the school proposition.
Creates too much noise.
We we,e sorry that circumstances
prevented our attendance on the An
nual Address, Wednesday night. :.
The LaPlata Nursery has COM
menced active operations and were to
make their first shipment last week.
Large crowds continue to attend the
services at the big tent, and number
have already protested 'hol mess"
A miniature cyclone visited Gallo
way and Shelby counties last week, but
we have heard of no serious damages.
As we go to press early Thursday
afternoon, before the exercises are con-
cluded at the Normal, we cannot give a
report in this issue.
We are requested to announce that
Miss Allie Updyke will commence a
select school in the brick school build
ing on Mondav the 25tl..
The entertainment given by the
models at the Normal seems to have
carried off the palm, so far as public
appreciation is concerned.
Mr.. W. 0. Shahan has started milk
wagon and will serve his customers
regularly every day. Ifyou need any
good pure milk give hlm your orders.
Irwin Doneghy Is preparing for .
summers jaunt in the southwest. He
expects to visit old and new Mexico.
and southern California before his re-
turn. He Sill start sometime next
week.
Mr.. E.. NJ. Collins Is engaged on a
big railroad contract in Illinois. The
firm of Larlworthy & Collins have the
contract to build % miles of the Jack
sonville Southeastern railway, from
Smithsboro to Centralia.
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Everything new and late at Bsylors
Ladies' dress goods, every
thing new and at lowest prices
to be found anywhere at Har-
Ian Bros.

You neei . good cultivator and
Carothers & Green's Is the place to bay
it. And don't you forget It.
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As you pass by, notice those
splendid show windows and
contents at Harlan Bros
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All the new hobby styles for
men, youths. and boys; the
biggest and best stock and at
lowest prices at Harlan Bros.
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HEKIRKSvILLE WOODEN MILLS

Call on Marley & Floyd 70, Kirksyille
Flour. They are selling it at . very
low rate. Every sack warranted to
give good satisfaction. Give it a trial.
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Ribbons, ribbons, ribbons at Baylor 5

THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint: Shiioh's Vitalizer is guar
anteed to cure you.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. ShilOh's Cure is the
remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED. health, and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasa mi ctor free. Sold by
T. K. Fowler, Kirksyiile. No. no Sic 1-y
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Parasols all kinds at Baylor's.

Window curtains, nice line with al
the necessary fixtures. for sale at bot
tom figures by F. A. Grove.
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Tdper nangIngS, cuftalnS ana NJ.
lures, decorations ETC., for ceilings, IN
fact everything You need at low figures
at F. A.Grove's, south side square.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-06-15

A Cincinnati woman knocked her
husband senseless with copy of the
Bible. The old version is good and
strong yet.
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The best Barbed Wire in the world
the Elwood-for sale at
BEcKToL & SNYDERs
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To the Weekly GRAPHIC for the week
ending Satu rday, June 9th.
Morris Farr. 80: J. W. Stephens 10; NJ.
U. Campbell, 50; VIM. Heron. 1.5o; D
y. Williams. %: +. J. Hurd. l.50; John
Buck, 40: l.. Clark. 80: John Camp
bell. so. W. J. Kellogg. 800.
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Wall paper in variety. both in style
and price at F. A. Groves
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Becktol & Snyder have the latest
stvle gasoline stoyes-lust the thing for
summer use.
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ITS siTrATEp@
Near q. M. Ss =. Depot
branch will always Ind WARM1MEAL ready Al
train tune. A choice stock OF Cigars and Tobacco
alwavs on hand. Also hot coffee aud lunch.
JOE. II. NICHOLS, Propr.
nS-Atso agent for Rye Creek Coal,
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A handsome second hand baby-wagon
in good orcer for sale. Apply at this
Office.
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Those new style Wash Silk
Fichus and Collars at Harlan
Bros.
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Ifyou want a moving machine cal
on Carothers & Greene.
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John Hannah still leads on all kinds
OF Family Groceries, at the old stand
west side square.
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Anent the circus season, the phllos-
opher of the Philadelphia News says !:
"As you journey through life remem.
Der that the side shows make The most
noise. "-BHssayd.
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For Reapers Carothers & Greene will
fit yon out first class.
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We don't quote prices for
we always undersell all such
prices at the Palace Store Of
Harlan Bros.
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Our Floyd Creek reporter SAYS: "All
crops except corn are doing well.
Mr. J. B. Tuder and wife are daily
expected from Motdna.
Mrs. Musson is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. A. c. Taylor, near Greencastle.
ID. Williamson's store completed and
goods expected soon.
While attending musical entertain
ment at Mr.. MeClellan's, MIR. B. A.
Bowmans harness were cut.
Bethel Sunday school is in flourish
ing condition and has large a.ten-
dance.
Rev. Cordray breaches at Bethel
twice each month.
A nice Baptist S. S. at New Prospect
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On the southeast corner Of the square
is the best shop in the town. Call and
see us. HANNAH ( HAWAII
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Go to Ross & Co.. for coal, corn,
wood and feed, by car load or by the
small.
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Jshn Hannah desires the public to
understand that he is still on deck at
the old stand Lots of goods and bot
tom prices. Produce OF all kinds bought
nd sold. Call in and see him.
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Embroidery, Embroidery. At Baylor,

Call and price Smiths wire
and Picket Fencing.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS. Trunks!
An over stock, closing out at
Cost at Harlan Bros.
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$500, 100000

To loan at IS interest in sums from
10000 to 100000.
HOLLISTER & MCCALL.
Office in rear of Griggs & Picker.
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Cnrothers & Greene for cultivators.
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ROOMS AND MEALS
New Baden Springs

The undersigned has two good ROOMS to-
let 10 boarders. and is prepared to furnish
meals at all times /, visitors to the Springs
Meal &c, Board with room 81. 80 and $500
E. L. LOSO.
mem
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Garden tools, spades, forks, rakes, etc
a full line at BEcKToL g. SNyDEI's.
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Tie No6biesf
LAZESTSTYZE HATS
BIG STOCK
Inst yeeeired at HARLAN BROS.
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FARMERS

Can get a warm lunch at all hours at
Mrs. Slyters Restaurant south of Say
ings bank.
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NOR SALE-Chcap-3 acres of choice land at the
bridge nj Sloan Point. or PeDebakers mill six
miles west OF town. In lots. board fencing. two
houses two barns and splendid point for acoun-
aud ON easy terms. Apply at this ofiie.
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Fans, Fans, Fans at Baylor's.
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See those new NobbyPrints
i,lst received at Harlan Bros
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Gloves and Hosiery At Baylor's.
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Preachers should Hsvsr despair a
usefulness and houors, even II old go.
When al other resources fail tAe pateat
medicine certificate always stands With
. smiling facs and BIDS thsm joyoas
welcome to almanac gloyy.-Bowiiaa
Green Gazette.
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says: The satisfactory results and
ready sales Of Browns iron Bitters
make it very desirable medicine"
Mr.. Eugene Fout and wife have re
turned from California. Mr.. Fout ar.
rived home Friday night. but his wife
renamed with friends at Canton. We
learn that Mr.. Fout is very highly
pleased with the climate, business pros.
pects and advantages of Los Angeles
and will make that his home, having
purchased property there.
Our genial and good natured friend
and former townsman, Mr.. J. NJ. Flem-
ming and wife, of Milan, was in town
last week and attended the exercises OF
the models at the Normal on Thurs.
day. Mr.. Flemming returned to his
business, which we hear is prosperous
while Mrs. Flemming remained oyer to
visit friends
1t is seriously stated that the fashion
able mil.iners ask each of their clients
on which side of the aisle her pew is, IN
order that the Chief ornamentatlon
may be ON the congregational side OF
the bonnet Omaha Bee.
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Carothers & Greene can give inside
figures on barbed wire. Call and Seelt.
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Gloves and Hosiery at Baylor's
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Personals.

Prof. Orr, OF Visslia, Cal, is here or
visit to his parents.
Mr.. John Holmes and wife came NJ
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs B. F. Henry. of Edna, is here
visiting Kirksville friends the present
| week.
Mr.. A. J. Hynds and family of Nor
borne, Mo-, are visiting friends at this
place and Willard.
Miss Clara Bragg and Mrs. Annie
Cunningham have been visiting Mss
Little Atterberry this week.
E, K. Brown, called to see Us this
week, accompanied by his brother from
Moberly, who Is visiting him.
Rev. F. NJ. Greene, of Clarence, drop
ped in on US quite unexpectedly on
Monday. He accompanied his daugh-
ter here, who remains to attend Com
mencement. Brother Greene Is the
kind OF a man we are always glad to
see. Come often.
Wm. Hart ST.. Mr.. Samuel Francis,
of Clay, E. NJ. C. Merelock, Joha Shib-
ley, and number OF other old and
well known citizens of Kirksvale have
been in town the present week. Some
on private business and others. IN at
tendance on Circuit court.
Mr.. John Armstrong, the plasterer,
goes tonight to Fremont. IN Clark Co.,
to be absent several weeks. We learn
he has been awarded the contract tor
plastering the new Ivie building on the
northwest corner. as soon as it is ready.
He Is rated as No. when it comes to
putting on plastering.
Our young friend, 'Jubal Good" of
Bethany, Mo-, was formerly one OF the
popular boys OF the Normal, and he
keeps up his acquaintance by an annual
visit every Commencement week. He
Is here now and paid the GRAPHIC his
customary call Gneluding s1.5o) on
TUESDAY
Mr.. W. E. Colman, StateSuperin ten
dent of public schools, spent several
days here this week in attendance on
commencement exercises. Mr.. Coleman
is well known and highly esteemed Jy
many klrksville people having been
student and graduate of our let insti-
tuition some years since. The GRAPHIC
was one of the first. if not the very first
to call The attention of the democracy
to Mr.. Coleman as a proper man for
the place. he now fills. 1t was a good
choice, and one sensible act by that
party.
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Carothers Il Greene for barbedwire
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Will it pay you to buy flour at Ross
&Co they Dbl. at reduced rates
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Seeds! Seeds!

Seeds! Seeds!
Choice Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
Now ls the time to seed your lawns,
yards etc. For sale at
LINK & BRAsYIuDs.
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]. Foster, Bethany. Mo-, says: MY
wife used Browns Iron Bitters very
successfully for general debility
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Carothers & Greene for reapers.
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Everything in New Goods
Just received at Harlan Bros.
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Don't buy Barbed Wire till you see
BEcKToL & SNYDER.
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Swinney G. Tatum, Glasgow. Mo.
says: The satisfactory results and
ready sales oil Browns iron Bitters
make it a very desirable medicine"
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es-ar17-E3 -E3@=ge-
Pioneer Cash House
~ JEW s5IAEDGNi, H[AAlAlER 1ARGIMElYTS9
AND INVITES DISCUSSIONS

A few Mems all-wool suits at $3.50 pr suit
A few Men better ones all-wool $50 &
Mems good Frock suits Is wool $50 g
A few odd suits to sell at $1,000 and Sll.O0,
worth SIS. and Sl6
Mems Long Busters, so cents
Mems Coats, 25
Bows s. 20 6
Boys suits, to 6 years, $l.75
6 6 4 to 6 g all-wool $50
Mems Under-shirts, %
IS good Drawers .35
8 heavy suspenders, Is
s odd pants from LOO to LIS
Parasols from, lOc to 1000
Common prints .O35
Best prints only .O5
Plain worsted only .O85
A few pieces of figured Worsted at l21s.
Best fifty-cent Corset in town.
Best one dollar Corset in town.
White Dress Goods only cents per yard.
Nice White Goods at 10, 1211s,and up to 4Oc.
Good Check Shifting, So
Table Damask. per yard 10
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Becktol & Snyder want to see you
De2eamer & Cos. old stand.
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R. W. Ross & Co., are receiving
corn BY car load every day.
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Embroidery Flannel ar Bsylor's