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Personals.

G. W. Halliday of Sue city. is in
town.
NJ. S. Montgomery lett for Rochester,
N. Y. on last Monday.
DR.. J. B. Mitchell is spending few
days in Enfield Ill.,, attending S. S.
convention,
Miss Matte Dinsmoor returned last
week from Prescott, Ark, where she
has been teaching music.
Mr.. J. D. P. Schenck Is in town can
vasslng for Appleton's Cyclopedia,
valuable work. and cheap.
Miss Julia Blanton, who has been at
tending school here returned to her
home IN Maryland last Friday.
Mrs. Temple and daughter started
Wednesday morning to spend the
summer at Moberly and Shelbina.
Miss Ella Campbell, OF Galesburg,
Illinois. is visiting in Kirksvllle. She
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Bill
ings.
Miss Carrie Wilson of Paris, Mo-, re-
turned home last Saturday after
short visit with her cousin Miss Nettie
Willard.
MIR. Clarence Robinson OF Trenton,
formerly of TINS place, spent few days
in town last week greeting his many
friends.
Capt. A. Wilson and family Of Mt.
Vernon, N. T., have been spending
few days with the family OF j. NJ. De
France.
Prof. Blanton is to deliver the ora
ton at Forest Springs on the 4th, at
least so the bills announce. Prepare
lions have been made tor big time at
that place.
Mr.. A. Buekallew, of Greentop
dropped in to see US this week. He is
building q residence on his farm a
short distance this side of Greentop.
Mrs. Hatch who has been spending
the winter in Dallas, Tex, returned the
first ofthe week to spend the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. Judge Ellison.
JEFF Custer, of Sullivan county was
on our streets Saturday. He is one of
Sullivan county's stirring business
men and keeps up with this end ofthe
procession by taking the GRAPHIC.
Mrs James Ellison and daughter,
Mrs. William Fout and children start
ed last Wednesday to spend the re-
mainder OF the summer in Maryland
and Va, with relatives and friends.
Miss Lottie Spencer, Miss Lulu
Sharp, Mr.. Viii, Chambliss and several
of the Normal faculty departed 70.
Sweet Springs, Monday morning, to
attend the state teachers association
which is in session at that place.
Prot. C. E. Ross and Mr.. Frank Owen
leave for the mountains this week.
They will go first to Beuna Vista, Col,
and expect some good sport in the way
of hunting elk, deer and grouse. We
presume they will use every reasons
bic effort TO avoid Mr.. Bear. We would.
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Teachers Institute.

Will meet Monday July 3Oth 1888. at
Kirksyille, and will continue from one
to four weeks, as teachers think best.
We would like or every teacher to
attend. Will you help in this work?
You are cordially invited to attend. If
everyone that expects to teach would
attend it will not cost more that 81. 90
each. Please let me hear from you
soon. Instruction will be given in all
the necessary branches.
Respectfully, F. PRopsr,
Com'r.
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Subscriptions
Announcements.

Rev. j. S. Boyd may he expected to
hold services At MllIard. Sunday. morn
ing and evening.
The services at the Methodist Episco'
nal Church for next Sabbath: At IL A.
n. preaching by the pastor, subject,
.'Gentleness = at 8 P. NJ, General Class
a. which the form Of apostolic testimo-
nv viii be given by the pastor, from
the Scriptures at night there will be
. Missionary Concert by the young
people. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all these services.
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DIR. J. M. Swetnam returned to

DR.. j. NJ. Swetnam returned to
Omaha last Saturday 1t will be seen
by notice elsewhere that he has disposed
of his interest in the GRAPHIC to Mr..
T. f. Sublette. The doctor is having
fine success in his profession, in Il
splendid young city, and expects to
make that his permanent home. As
an energetic, pushing and aggressive
business man he is a valuable addition
to any community. We wish HIM
prosperity and success.
Mr.. J. L. Lycan arrived home from
| Texas Tuesday, and went over to Edna
yesterday. He looks hearty, and
bronzed, and complains of good
health and prosperity. We are
glad of it. He is IN the cattle business
down there.
w. o. Shahan is now serving out
regularly to his customers choice
quality of milk Families wishing a
daily supply OF pure fresh milk should
give Mr.. Shahan nod or a"w.nk" as
he passes.
J. NJ. Kennedy has been in the coun-
try every day this week attending to
the wants of farmers in the way of farm
machinery, making his seIf.binders
speciality.
Mr.. F. S. Hoag left yesterday morn
ing for Charlton county to purchase
wheat for the Kirksvil)e mills. Repub-
lican, Democrat, Greenback, Liberal.
Mr.. Samuel Ross, formerly of this
county but now resident of Pennsyl-
vania, is here on business and will re-
main two or three weeks.
VIC. Glaize, formerly of this place,
hut now in business at Washington,
Iowa, was IN town shaking hands with
friends on Monday and Tuesday Of this
week.
Mr.. H. e. Steer, of Trenton visited
Kirksville this week. Glad to see, our
former townsInen back occasionally.
Mr.. C. E. Fout, late of Fout Bros,
will start on his return to his future
home at Los Angeles, CAL, some time
next week. The GRAPHIC will keep
him posted in Kirksvllle matters.
Miss Gennie Grove is back from Texas
after severa! weeks absence.
Geo. W. Tull expects to start east
next week and will visit Harpers Ferry,
Washington, Mt. Vernon and other
points of interest before his return.
Large crowds have attended the ser
vices at the Holiness Tabernacle"
during the past week, and quite num-
Der of professions have taken place.
The 1olIiest man CA. KinyonO of
Nineveh township, was on our streets
Wednesday.
Capt. John NJ. Davis is smiling over
the advent of nine and half pound
boy at his house one day this week.
This makes round dozen. Success.
DR.. Pearce, dentist, will be absent
from the 10th to the 14th of July. at
tending the State Dental Association
which meets at Sweet Springs.
DR.. Grove favored US Sunday with q
sample OF very fine honey from his
apiary.
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Our Population.

Mr.. c. A. Allgaier, who has just COM
pleted census of Huntsville reports
that our present population is 5,039.
This shows quite a gratifying increase
over the last census! Mr.. Allgaier thinks
the list can be increased by few more
names vet.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can b quickly
cured BY Shiloh's cure. We guarantee L.
Liver complaInts Shiloh'a vitAliseris guar
snteed to cure you.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable By
that terrible cough. SAiloA's Cure b the
remedy Tor you.
CATARRH CURED. health, 81 svset
breath ecurtd By ehlloh's CstazIh 1sna4y.
Price ccents. Nass mi etos lssa Dold 81
:. r Iowler, Kirksvtlle. 10. - Sc l-I
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Becktol e. Snyder have the latest
style gasoline stoyes-lust the thing for
summer use,
Carothers & Greene tor all kinds OF
farm machinery.
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New Firn.

Mrs. s. T. Furrow has bought out the
Dodson Grocery store one door south OF
Maynard's. and ~ill take charge next
Monday. A full line of family groce-
rles Will be kept in stock.
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All kind of produce bought and sold
At John Hannah's Popular Grocery
west side.
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Laces Laces.

In addition to cur immense sloek of
Laees and Hamburg edgings, ne haze
a nev stock of Lafe remnants put xp tn
PIECES from 2ko 10 yds., sold at 10 cts.
a 6unah zcAifA is less than halt p,1ee at
HARLAN BROS.
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Harlan Bros. hare dkkt,mixkd 4
close ont fue thousand dollars zv0yth Q,
goods at cost to raise money, wikdis Il
days.
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Fine Shoes.

Just ,xeeiged di,zft from the factory
at New York, tile best line Of fine shoes
for Ladies and Gents that evey came to
KirksviNs and at prizes lowe> than ever
sold 6etoye at HARLAN BROS.
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Look out for an entirely new and
handsome line of sample Photographs
ON exhibition at the PARCEL Gallery in a
few days.
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Bear in mind the fact that
John Hannah rus the celebrates iXL
St. Charles Flour. The best IN the
market.
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Hats! Hats!

Tile largest line fall kinds euey BE-
fore offered and at lowey py1ees than
eve> sold 6efoys in Kirkso1lk. We
must raise money and the goods mast be
sold. HARLAN BROS.
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Carothers & Greene for reapsrs.

john 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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Clothing.

Il new and complete line to be closed
out at bwer prizes Mas ever before sold
in KirksviX<, at
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-06-29

Go to Ross g. Co.. for coal, corn,
wood and feed, by car load or by the
small,
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Cnrothers & Greene for cultivators.

John Hannah still leads ON ali kinds
OF Family Groceries, at the old stand
west side square.
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Marley & Floyd On the North side th
square for first class groceries. They
will sell you goods for less money than
any house IN town and don't You forget
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Building hardware of every descrip-
ton. Call at BEcKToL & SSYDER's.
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HARLAN BROS.

Marley & Floyd take the lead in
groceries on the north side of the
square.
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Edward Lambert, Jefferson City,
Mo-, says: II have used Browns Iron
Bitters an6 thinks it an. excellent
medicine.
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Window curtains, nice line with al
the necessary fixtures, tor sale Ut bot
tom figures by F. A. GROVE.
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Call on -Markey & Floyd for your
Groceries, cheap for cash.
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A handsome second hand baby wagon
in good orGer for sale. Apply at this
Office.
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V,OR sALE-Chcap-3 acres of choice land at the
II bridge II Sloan's Point, or Penebakers mil sl4
miles west Of town. In lots. board fencing, two
houses two barns and .. splendid point for aconn.
try store, or physician. VIII be sold very cheap
And on easy terms. Apply al this ofiie.
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See those new NobbyPrints
last received at Harlan Bros

R. W. Ross & Co., are receiving
corn by car load every day.
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J. A. Tinsman is still selling family
groceries on the west side-cheap for
cash. Greenbaeker. Presbyterian. S.
T.-I96O-X.
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ROOMS AND MEALS
New Baden Springs

The undersigned has two good roorls to-
let to boarders, and is prepared to furnish
meals at all times to visitors to the Springs
Meal. 25c, Board with room s.. 80 and s4Oo
E. L. LOSO.
n2.2m
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Wall paper in variety, both in style
and price at F. A. Groves
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FARMERS

Can get warm lunch 1t al hours at
Mrs. Slyters Restaurant south of Saw
ings bank.
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Garden tools, spades. forks, rakes, etc
. full line 1T BKCKToL & SxYDER's.
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Those new style Wash Silk
Fichus and Collars at Harlan
Bros.
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/ DESIRABLE RESIDENCE CHEAP.

HOUSE OF 4RooMs-One story-good cellar
"A and cistern, four lots enclosed. good WOOL MOO,
sl,ea and chicken house. rolling ground, 70 hndded
pesc trees 20 bearing grape vines and sriall fruit
81 various kinds, forest shade trees. etc, nve
blocks west ofsquare' Price 500. l.. down eaanSe
once. no-sSu.
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ssoo,ooo.oo

To loan at IS interest in sums from
10000 to 100000.
HOLLISTER & MCCALL.
Office in rear of Griggs & Picker.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! Trunks!
An over stock, closing out at
Cost at Harlan Bros.
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If you want moving machine call
On Carothers & Greene.
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The best Barbed Wire in the world
the Elwood-for sale at
BrcKroI l. SSYpERs
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UANTED--TO EXCHANGED
w handsome and excellent Organ. VIII
take n good COW In part payment and give time on
balauce. Apply At this ONCE,
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For Reapers Carothers & Greene will
fit You out first class.
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Everything new and late at Bsylor's
Embroidery Flannel 1t Baylor's
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Don't buy Barbed Wire till you see
BEcKroL & SNYDER.
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Gloves and Hosiery at Baylor's
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Hats, Hats, all kinds at Baylor's.
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Carothers l. Greene for barbed-wire.
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Will it pay you to buy -four at Ross
&Co they Dbl at reduced rates
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Embroidery, Embroidery. q. Baylor
Ribbons, ribbons, ribbons at Baylor's

Parasols, all kinds at Bsylors'
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Becktol & Snyder want to see you,
De2eamer & Cos. old stand.
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Fans, Fans, Fans at Baylor's.
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FOR lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's
porous plaster. Price 25 cents.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on q guarantee. 1t cures
consumption.
SHILOHS vITALIZER is what you ueed
for constipation, loss Of appetite, Dizziness
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and 70 cents per bottle.
GROUP, WHOOPlNG Cough snd Bronchi-
tbs Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
Sold by T. r. Fowler, Kirksvilie, o.
n3i-e Iy
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Carothers & Greene can give inside
figures on barhed wire. Call and sect.
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Silks. Satins, etc, at Baylnr's.
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BOOTS 4 SHOES.

We have a fine line of Custom
made Boots which we give a writ
ten guarantee with every pair; if
not good we give new pair in
their place.
Mems Shoes rs worth l.25
{" g l.25 " 200
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-25

The La Belle mill is working as usual.
Eedman x Co.'S machine shops are
working as usual.
Holidays planning mill is doing rush
ing business and reports trade booming.
Bo1iey Bros wagon factory is rushed
with work. and are shipping wagons to
the South and West every week.
The Riverside mill and factory are run
ming full in every department and will
probably continue so until the 3Oth inst.
The pottery is working to its fLll capac-
ity and from general indications will so
continue until the heated term sets in.
The Centre foundry is busily engaged.
The first casting for the boiling furnaces
for the Brilliant rolling mill wasimade yes
terday.
The Belmont blast furnace is still idle,
and there is no immediate prospect Of this
portion of the mill running before next
September.
The work of excavation for the fOunda.
ton to the new addition to BOdley Bros
wagon factory is being pushed along as
rapidly as possible.
The Belmont boilers ceased work yester-
DAY, as per notice in the REGISTER. The
factory and heaters will continue working
until the Both inst
The Riverside furniture factory has made
a large increase in the working force owing
TO the number OF orders on hand and those
received every day. This factory has had
ever sinceits start plenty of work to do.
Hobbs, Brock unier & Co.'S glass works
are Running full in all departments, and
will so continue until the Both of June, at
which time the workmen will cease work
for term of six weeks, commencing work
again on the 18th OF August.
Workmen are engaged at the La Belle
mill running steam pipe through the fac.
tory into the new machine shop building
The intention OF this pipe is to supply
steam to the small engines in the machine
shop from the large boilers Of the factory
engine machin cry, thereby making q great
saving in the way OF fuel and extra boilers
70 the company.
Nothing Of particular interest was trans
acted at the mills yesterday. The men
were working along quietly and every one
seemed 10 be in the best OF spirits. They
expressed themselves as being confident
OF a victory should the mills refuse to sign
the scale. Last summer when the strike
was about to commence, a person could
discover slight dissatisfaction among the
men, but this time all OF them are Of the
same opinion.
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a Petty Theft.

Yesterday warrant was sworn out be-
fore Squire Caldwell for VIM. Stewart, at
the instance OF Robert Luke, on a charge
of misdemeanor. The following is a his
,ory of the case: Stewart has been an en-
ploye at Robert Luke's livery stable. Last
Monday he was drinking and left the stable
by the back way. Several parties noticed
his going up Market street with sack over
his shoulder. The police got wind OF II,
and hunted the case up. He had stolen q
small set of old harness from the stable
and sold il to Ike Smith for $3.50. The
harness were recovered and identified by
Mr.. Luke, who forthwith swore out the
warrant for Stewart. At this writing he
had not been captured. The harness so a
REGISTER reporter was informed by Mr..
Luke, was not worth over $l.00 or 81 90.
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BenNoDd.

Mr.. NJ. Gately is home from Pittsburgh
visiting his parents.
T. Newton has returned from sojourn OF
some months in Cleveland.
The ferry boat dCyiates considerably
from her former path Of duty, owing to
the rise OF the river.
+. Lewis, who recently opened a news
depot here, is making a large addition to
his stock.
The school taught by Miss Maggie Crago,
at Silver Side, will have its closing per-
Torrance on Friday.
The City Fathers will open the bids for
matchmaking the roads to night
The employees Of the c. Il p. railroad are
working under difficulties, that part of the
route on which they are engaged being
submerged, and only comeatable by means
of RATS.
Mr.. and Mrs Daily nee easy, who were
married Tuesday in Bellaire, were tender.
ed a reception at the home OF the brides
parents, last night,
John Higgins has had his saloon ele-
gantly frescoed by a German artist In por-
traits and landscapes. The former are
those OF George Washington, "the father Of
his country" Robert Emmett, the Irish
patriot; Gambrinus, the first concoctor Of
beer, and BacChus, the god of wine. The
landscapes are scenes among the vine.clad
hills Of the Rhine.
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At NnING.srOMN.

There is no question but that June lst
will see all the iron mills in this valley
shut down, as it is settled fact that none
OF them will sign the scale prepared by
the Amalgamated Association. Yesterday
morning a committee called upon Cart.
wright McCurdy Il Co. and the Goungs-
town Rolling Mill Company, and presented
the scale for them to sign. The former
firm promptly refused TO sign it, and while
Of the company said that il would not be
signed. Later in the day a committee
called at the office of Brown, Bonnell
X Co., and presented the scale, but
were informed by Receiver Brown
that he had received such instructions
from the court as would prevent his sign
ing it, and that therefore he must decline.
This settled the rumor which has been
aroat on the streets here for some days to
the effect that Brown, BOnnell Il Co., I'M
der the existing circumstances would sign
the scale, in order 10 be able to work up
all the stock they had on hand with a view
Ot turning IL into money as rapidly as p IS
sible. Manager Williams stated in the
afternoon that the committee proposed TO
work after June lst without the new scale
being signed until such a time as all the
stock on hand should be worked UP, but
this proposition was declined, and every
effort will be made to get it cleaned up
during the next week. The Receiver is eS
peCially anxious to do this in order that
the inventory may be made at that time
preparatory to the steps to be taken toward
reorganization on the plan proposed by the
Cleveland stockholders.