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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-02

OErHAxs WAXING H0nrS-Supt-
Riley. or TIE County Poor Asylum in
forms " that there are rhreo or four
bright children Ct the Asylum between
three and ten years Of age, that The,
county would like 70 have adopted into
good families, or bound under the law
70 responsible citizens. The law makes
II the duty Of the Superintendent 20 se-
cure such homes, II possibIe- for children.
and falling 20 do %. provides that The
County Commissioners shall appoint >
Matron apart from The Poor Asylum,
Who shall have charge Of and raise and
educate such children o The county's
expense. II good homes can Be had for
these children Il would b infinitely bet
terror them snd tie county. The rcQuir-
ments Of the statutes bearing on this sub
ject may Be found II Secs. CLOG TO 6,11l
Inclusive, Rev. Stat, 1881. Sec. 6,l06
provides:
sTLe Board OF Commissioner or each
county IN this Stale having pauper chill
drcn Of sound mind who arc inmates or
The County Asylum Or such county, II
hereby authorized 70 select and appoint
- NatrOn 3 woman Of good morni char
acter sound judgment, and suitable age,
having experience IN The care and train.
Ing 81 children. and % put IN her care
and custody, q some convenient and
suitable place within snch connty, Eeps-
rate from and NOT connected with The
County Asylum Of such county, Ell p1r-
per children or sound mind, between
che ages Of one and sixteen ycafs, tha.
may Be 1t any time received into such
County Asylum."
The Act goes % 90 provide The duties
Of Mairon. - to che education and
training or the children. Afhat they may
become useful, industrious and self.
supporting citizens Il further pro.
vides that abe shall receive not les ihsu
25 nor more than 50 cents per day fol
each child under her care, and that ths
county may provide her suitable house
garden end COW. Ifhomcs ere not soon
Obtained for these children, our Counts
Board should carry out thc provisions
81 thc Statute b. providing for them
outside of The Poor Asylum. Il will ray
a. re long run, and = right
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Incendiary Attempt.

Friday morning whe: Such & Cos
store was opened for business it was
found to be filled bya dense cloud of
smoke. A little search revealed the
fact that some scoundrel had entered
the building during the night. piled a
lot of wrapping paper on the floor, sat-
urated the same with coal oil. as well
as the adjacent wood work and boxes,
and set the whole on fire. The fire,
strange to say. had burned hole in
the floor large enough to admit a
good sized man burned off a portion
of the woodwork, chaned the boot
boxes, and died out. The room is
very tight and the back door had been
closed again, which prevented the ad-
mission of air. This fact doubtless
prevented the destruction of the build
ing by cutting off sufficient supply of
air to sustain combustion. The scamp
doubtless thought he had done COM
plete job, for traces were left in the
snow where he had stopped to inspect
his work through the back window.
Entrance was effected by turning up the
corner of metal sheet used in place
of glass in the back door, reaching
in and turning the key which was
always left in the door. The OBJ
Ject was evidently something else be-
sides robbery, for no goods have been
missed and nothing in the store had
been disturbed.
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Wilson Sunday School.

1t is a model for the schools of the
country or village, where no denomina-
ton is able 10 have its own school.
Methodlsts, Presbyterians, Baptists,
Christians, United Brethren are united
in the work. 1t is model for every
school whether in city, village, or coun-
Try, in the following respects: First,
parents attend quite generally. The
whrtened locks of father and mother are
seen in the classes.
Second, there is an interest in the
work, it IS made a business. To be
present during the session to see that
there is faith in it.
When Mr.. Malone, the Superintend-
ent, for so many years, removed to
Kirksville, and Mrs. Woods with her
daughters removed to Brashear it was
said, what shall we do Z" but "we
never know what we can do till we
must do was again proven true. Asa
Woods is worth more in Sunday School
than he would ever have been known
to be had he not have been made Su-
perintendent-
On Christmas evening an entertain
ment was given which was very good.
A tree was heavily loaded with nice and
rich presents to the delight Of old and
young.
1t was good 70 be these. Shall we
have more of this interest in all our
schools2 A FREQUENT VISITOR.
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Sublette Siftings.

SuBLETTE, Jan. 1o.-Not much news
this week. Ice.cream cheap.
Clark, Crow, & Co., shipped two cars
of hogs to St. Louis this week.
On Saturday. Montgomery & Bro,
shipped one car of hay.
SuBLETT MARKEF,-Butter, 20 cts;
eggs, IS; hogs, 5 1-s to &c; corn IS
oats, soc: geese, Sc per doz.; chickens,
S2.5o to SIS 90.
MIR VIM. Sublette has returned to his
home in St. Louis comfy, after a TWO
weeks visit.
Miss Mary Clark is still confined to
her bed. Homo.
NoTE.-The essay on Beauty and
Sublimity" too lengthy for insertion
this week. Have laidit aside for fu'
ture use.-ED. GRAPHIC.
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Short Hand Notes.

Solid-th. weather
Scattering w. j. Smiths burn
sides.
Close Shave-Such Il Cos escape from
fire.
4 new firm at the PARCELS House
Rather Low-the temperature Tues
day morning.
See Doneghy' 5 new advertisement in
this issue.
Can't do without it is what they say
when renewing for the GRAPHIC.
A newspaper that must be supported
for the sake of the party is a poor
concern.
H ". Mat,ey OF Willmathville ad
vertises t. close cut his goods at cost
to change business
We inadvertently located Mrs. SIM
nonds at BraShear instead OF Millard.
Correct this week.
"Taz" Ivie. the Willard merchant was
in town Tuesday.
The Thoughtful man sprinkles ashes
on his slippery SIDE walk just now.
Pastors of churches, and others inter
ested will confer favor by sending in
their announcements ofservlces etc, or
dropping postal Eot later than Thurs
,idy morning. Glad to get them.
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A Strong Firm.

The new wholesale and retail grocery
firm of Pierce & Stahl are now ready
for active business. 1t is a strong firm
both in experience and capital; both
gentlemen having been actively engag'
ed in business for the last fifteen years.
They carry one ofthe largest, if not the
very largest in North Missouri, and buy
in such quantities as to be able to du-
picate Quincy prices to country mer-
chants. We see no reason why they
should not supply the retail trade for
a vide section Of country. Call and
see them
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Subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscription for week end
ina Jar.t, 1882
NEW SUBSCRIBERS AND RENEWALS.
James Claypool. I.e5; G.. w. Hal
laday, $50; A. Gonnerman, 1.5o: S.
S Dean (baD, I.25; W. H. Gilmore,
r.5o: W. c. Hall. Soc; F.. H. Balm
hart, $50; r. L. White, $50; Miss
Ida Griffin, sc; W. +. Rowlison, 90:
!. W. SHIRLEY, $50; T. Nanlaningham,
$50; Jno- Moore, $50: Jno. NJ.
Brown, $50; James HAYWARD. I.5o.
On arreages, soc; $50.
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Coed Advice to Editors.

Publish the bes. paper you can and
don't worry about your rivals. The
public will take care of them AID you
also, and the best paper will win. PEG.
pie don't care so much for the editor
or the type as they do the amount and
quality ofreading matter and the gen.
eral tone of the paper. The journal
whose editor tries to place himself on
the right side of every question is the
one the people are after.-Lat0rtl
Herald. Chronicle.
We publish the above not so much
for the sake of our readers, as for the
benefit of one or two of our exchanges
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Political. Intele ctial and EdIcatienal.
BY ELDER roors.

PURE AIR Mo-, JAM, sd, 1885,
DEAR GRAPHIC: Hevin promised n
last accumulation, to wright to you
occasionally on the various topicks Nv
interest that are agetaten the master
intellecks Nv our present day and fellln
this mornin tibet the auspicius moment
that was to heve arriven hes arrove
and embrace the very favorable op-
portuni.y to send you the following
very intellectual emenation from my
very fluent pen.
| In my last letter TO you l laid down
the course that congress should persue
in regard to reveknue and tariff. This
week l shell give my opinion on the
civil sarvicc reform.
think tibet where a man hes been
aplnted to Office ard proves hisself
competent in intelleck and beauty he
should be restrained in Office pervided
he is a dimekrat.
fit be found tina: he be a Republic
ken he shood be discharged to once
and some good responsible lilly edica-
ted Demokrat be appinted to fill his
place fer shold not the spiles belong to
the victers.
BY this means we could be able to
to fer our our old supera ,erated poll
ticlans who hev been compelled fer the
last twenty year and to take refuge
from the storms of this inconsistent
world in the public assylums and poor
houses. These old soldiers of the
kaws ,het heve been fur so long kick
ed out of the public krib Good be REM
stated and in measure be reckompen-
sed for the privations they hev endured
in the past and thar remain in years be
made happy.
The remainin offisis could be filled
by shivelerus suns ov the Brigadeers,
and by this menes tina Good be saved
frum degradln therselves by manual
laber.
Then corrupshun an public stealth
wood pass frum our land and the lie Nv
Joy wood flow like the waters of the
Mississippi in Their irresistible flight to
the Gulph of Mexico.
The glorious old burd. the emblem
Nv our kentry. wood huver over the
kapitel at Washinton Slty like buzz
za,d over the karkis OF sum defunct
anamil, barrin aloft in his tallins, a
shield and he palmetter flag, and with |
defiant skreems perclalmin that, TO
the victors belong the spoils.'
Then all we have to do is to find
sum man like old Buchanan to fill the
presidential cheer.
Then the Dimmikratlc party will hev
uninterrupted sway an kin du as they
pleze onct more. Glorious consumma-
ton
Fearin that my enthusiastic zeal has
cawsed me 10 prolong this letter ruther
much, will desist fur the present.
The next letter will be on different
theam. Wishin yew happy New Year
l remain yours as ever in the caws Nv
edecation.
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couSTy COURT PROCEEDINGS.

County court met Jan, End 1885,
Members present, Judges J. l.. Haw.
kins. 7 W. Novinger and J. Q. John
son.
Approved !. W. Waddilrs bond a.
county assessor. also s. X. Dnnham's
bond as constable o. Salt river town
ship.
Released Mary \. CARROTS schoo
fund mortgage.
Approved T. J. hockery's report IN
Millison Biidye.
Accepted S. S. McLauahlin's resig.
nation as county school commissioner
ana APPOINTED Frank Propst to that
Office.
Appointed S. S. Mclaughlin agent
to sign contract with N. A. Baylor for
rent Of county officers and court room.
Sand Offices were rented of Baylor for
four wears. from Feb. lat, 1888. at 1850
per annum.
Approved B. G. Reesman's bond to
the school funds tor 800. Money Dor
rowed.
Ordered the foreclosure Of John Me-
yi.kars School fund mortgage, sale to
be made at February term OF circuit
court.
Approved j. r. and J. A. BraRgs
bond as contractors to build Millison
Bridge.
Approved Thos. J. Jockeys konG to
the school fund for $3.50.
Sustained John Bucks mortgage t
release taxes.
Granted J C. kibler, license to run
one billiard and two pool tables for s
months. He Paying $40 license.
Appropriated 1920 to buiid bridge
across Goose Branch in Walnut town
ship.
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Ladies' Tonic

The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoNESs MEDICAL iNsri.
rrrE OF BUFFALO, n. u. 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.OO per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice FREE Send stamp
tor names OF those who have been CUP
aD. n26-tt.
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Il WONT HESITATE TO TELL YOU THAT
| Have Quit the Credit Business
"hsfh''f'AA'' n. BAYLOR.
Holiday Novelties at Baylor's.

Holiday Novelties at Baylor's.
Smoke the Eagle cigar at X d.
Ma9ruder.
J. Fl. Wilkes keeps right on selling
first class groceries at low prices. and
thereby spreading 10Y and cont.ntment
abroad in the land.
Big Deduction on overcoats at Har
Ian Bro.
Hart the Jeweler' with Brewington
& Fowler east side square.
Spanish and Lace F,chues at Baylors
Eagle cigars at r. D. Magru-
der's
Boots and Shoes and over shoes at
the New York Store.
A few more nice cloaks 20 close, at
John Caskeys.
For school supplies of all kinds.
books, states, chalks. papers, pencils,
etc. cali at Fout Bros, west side
square.
Ali kinds of Common Schosl and
Normal Text Books on hand at Fout
Bro s.-west side public square.
Fal! and winter clothing the finest
and the cheapest in town. Give US
call. HARLAN BRos.
wAli kinds of California canned
fruit at f. d. Magruder's.
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Joseph Bunch, of Macon county had
a narrow escape last week. He was on
horseback, and while crossing bridge
his horse became frightened and plung-
ed into the ravine below. Mr.. Bunch
luckily leaped to the ground just in
time to save himself. The horse which
was valuable one was Instantly kill
ed.
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The fourth quarterly meeting for
Kirksy,lle circuit OF NJ. E. Church Will
be held on Saturday and Sunday the
Goth and 2lst inst; at the Bryant School
House seven miles northeast of Kinks
vile Services will begin on Saturday
.topr. All are cordially invited to
attend
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind. says: both myself and wife
owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure"
WHY WILL YOU COUGH when
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief
Price 10 cents, 20 cents and 81.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by in
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite. Yellow skin. Shiloh's Vitalizer is
a positive cure.
SHILOH'S CATTARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Cat,rrh. Dip,heria and
Caker Month. Sold by T. K. Fowler, Kinks
Vile. Mo- nas'-ly -ow
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The LaPiata Press forbears com.
ment on the o. p. DAVIS case in order
that no prejudice may be wrought
against him." and expresses the hcpe
that be may be enabled to establish
his innocence.
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The New Grocery Firm of Willard
Bros. east side, enters the New Year
with very bright prospects. Their
trade shows a gratifying increase. Cail
in and see ,hem when you want any.
thing IN their line. Goods all fresh and
new. and prices as low as anybody.
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Western Papers.

Mr.. John Thomas, OF Los Angeles
has favored us with files Of San Fran
cisco. and Los Angeles papers. Also
Mr.. T. j. Tate sends us laie copies OF
the Denver, Colo. dallies. Thanks.
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Job Printing.

We are PREF AIRED to offer superior in
duceEents on job Printing, especially
in the line of Note Heads, Letter Heads.
Statements. Envelopes, etc. Cath and
see US.
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Appointments.

Rev. F. NJ. Green will preach on next
Sunday. at Wesley Chapel at II A. NJ.
and at Fairvlew school house at 3 P. NJ.
and at Bullion at p. NJ.
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New Firm.

GRAY d Co. have made change in
their firm. but the business will 60
right on the same as ever The new
firm consists of GrayT& Spencer Par
ties owing the old firm are requested tn
call and settle.
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"HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents.
SHILOH'SCURE WILL Immediate
" relieve Group, Whooping cough and
Bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. II never
fails to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 80 cents. Sold by 7. H. Fowler. kIrks-
vile, Mo. n34-ly
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READ THIS.

S. +. Furrow requests all persons ow-
ing HIM to call in and settle at once
either by cash or note. Make note of
this and don't forget It n37-St
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Important to these Interested.

The books OF Drs. Swetnsm 4 Cohen and also o
DIR. swefnam Individually will be found nj the
Office o Drs. Cohen Morrow until Jan. 10th. 1855.
by which time all persons indebted 10 ther
Swetnam or Cohen for medical service request.
ed to call and settle either by cash
that time the accounts will be placed IN the hands
Of officers. We don't wish to crowd any one.
hut the books must be settled up.
SWETNAM & COHEN.
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WANTED

Everybody TO know that j. II. Wilkes
has Just received nice line Glassware
and Qu,ensware suitable for the holi-
day trade Big lot of fresh groceries.
canned goods, etc. Call in and see
him south side square.
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J. S. 1LAcKMAN.

Having bought the entire stock OF
goods of W. J. Wilkes & Co., consisting
of Stoves. Wagons, Buggies, Farming
Implements, Queens and Glass Wars,
Tin Ware, and a full line of Shelf
Hardware, would say to the public that
be hopes by fair and honorable dealing
to retain the patronage of the old firm
and add largely to the already
long list of customers. pay cash for
my goods, thereby taking advantage Of
all Discounts. which enables me to give
my customers the benefit OF the same.
/ have retained the services of R. F.
Becktol, and his old frlends will always
find him ready and willing to attend
to their wants. }. ). b.
MO 2w
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! WONT SELL q CREDIT
Alter Jan. ]. 1885,.

This Boot and Shoe
Firm will 60 out of
business March 18th,
'83, owing to the very
poor health of one of
the firm.
We shall from this
date sell our Boots y"
Shoes at cost and less
than cost until March
18th '83, when we
shall close our bust
ness. Thanking all
of our customers for
their former patron
age, we remain re-
spectfully. yours,
SUCH & Co.
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The holidays were quite generally
observed IN Memphis. and the Rereil1e
reports a fine trade among the mer'
chants.
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Anything you want in the general
grocery line. always fresh, and noe to
be undersold bv anybody. That is our
style at Marley & FLoYp's.
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All kinds of dress making, cutting,
fitting etc, by Miss Lizzie Behren. at
the Bonneman residence. Models for
sale. n26.3m
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Some special drives in printed enve-
lopes, note heads, and statements. Call
at the GRAPHIC office.
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Big lot OF winter caps at cost. a
Harlan Bros.
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You can buy a bran
new OvercOat at cost
at AMEs & MCCALL's
OvercOats atCOst at
AMEs & MCCALL's

Overall goods, Jeans. Shifting, Mus
lin. Prints and Dress Good at the New
York Store.
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For the painless extraction of teeth.
is afe and reliable remedy; admin
Istered at DIR. Pearce's office over
Lamkin's, south side square. n30-'m
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FOR SALE.

vii, sell my hotel furniture or nv
grocery stock, or both If desired.
r. ID. MAGRUDER.
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Diagonal black Dolmans Baylor's.

Big stock Mems, Boys and chill
dren's caps, at FIRST CosT at
HARLAN Bros.
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ORDERED THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS.

Geo Il VOORHEES, serv oyersesr dis Clay tp sooo
Harrington, rent assrs ONCE seven months ~ 70
A ID Risdop. Or serv as Pros Attorney i1O w
I, /. Lewis. wood for probate 205
l. Dennfon, bolts for bridge "
Geo ID BARNARD 4 Co. tax hooks 1850 1891
Mary I,utz timber for bridge $50
:rry spoyer. serv IS overseer, dis Bsnt. tp o.
d Smith, bridge lumber jW
n NJ stephens, wood Tor probate $50
W Saunders, medical treatment paupers 10 IS
Zenis Keller, keeping pauPcrs 900
J L RowlisOn, lumber etc dis Clay tp III W
T " Grimm, of room for election 500
T ] DOckery, service as bridge commissioner g. ~
ID Waddill. keeping Hall sW
John Shaver sery AS sheriff 81 IS
! W WaddiIl sery as assessor lss II
W j Ashlock. cash expended. express, etc go
VIM II Townsend, CHAIR. an ON Hrasheai grade W
VIM + Hill, AMMAN LUZ
Lewis Dramer. chanrnan - l.D
Jack Lee, Z. : 2W
JEFF ThomaA fagman 100
: X uuphatn chairman :. - 200
Vincent Corder. fagman - lW
fieldidg Bennett. chairman on Dwell road 90
John Nckim, sery !. ovcrscer dis .. Polk TIP 200
L Porter. coal . 80
: Mclaughlin filing assessment list etc B7 al
Bailey. keeping insane 40 O.
J kurtz. team for court to visit poor farm 81
Il JamisUn, stationary etc 4S
Douglas son. lumber etc ~
JoEn shaver s.ry rs sheriff 1900
Geo " SOvinger. serr AS CO Judge and mileage - =
j Q Johnson. - etcl5 III
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We sell for CASH and pay CASH
for produce and be sure you don't for
get it. HANNAH & CAsEEy.
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Take your prescriptions to Gray 4
Go. who will fill them promptly and
with accuracy. at the lowest prices.
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Lester boots are all the rage, sold bv
Harlan Bros.
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GRAND JURORS.
PETIT JURORS.

Ira Snyder. James Smoyer, David
Baird, ". b. Imbler, A. NJ. Gregg,
John Caskey. q. A. Giller. NJ. q. Dunn,
Ihus. Saunders, James F. johnson,
q W. Mccoy, z. Propst, Sr. q: w.
Coukle, Henry Caps. j. NJ. Will
Jams, ]. C. Uber, G. W. Tnrallklll,
c. L. Rice, VIM. Six, Noah Ssukey,
VIM Bragg. B. Millay, J. l.. NSler,
B. 4. Bozarth.
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4 " 7 Hannah & Caskey sell the
- celebrated St Charles
Flour Always good and always pop
ular. Call and get sack.
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Bargains in Rubber Goods
at Such Il Co.'S.
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Como right in and settle your ac'
count. We mean Business.
HARLAN Bros.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

New supply Of Canned Goods just re-
ce1ved at Markey & Floyd's. Cheap for
cash.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

A little SON Of Marshal Byrne, of
Memphis, got hold OF his fathers pistol
last week and the result was shot
through the hand. lodging IN the right
knee. The wonder is he was not kill
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

Z car, Eagle Mill Flour at R. D.
Magruder's