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Fine Art Department.


We learn that fine Ar Department
has been added IN the Huntsville Bust
ness Cole re. and placed in the charge
orProt. J. ". T.usman. Drawing, paint
incs in oil and water colors and all 9TH
er needed instruction in art viii be
given students. Mr.. ". J Smith makes
the following liberal Inducements TO
those who wish to take this branch
First i've lessons free.
Additional lessons, II desired. % cts.
per lesson.
Studio now ready for pupils, west
side ofthe square.
Ia1t
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MARRIED.

ERLIN-MINT0N-By Esq. Sampson
at the residence of Mrs. Greenstreet. oeo.
Il. Heaber.iu and Miss Elizabeth Minton,
both of Salt River township. Adair Co, Mo
Noors- HARRISON Feb. 9th. 1855. by John
Richey. j. p, Mr.. Thos. r. Moois and Miss
Mamie Harris.
RrYNoLDS-CRA!G-At the residence of John
Thompson IL alnut township on the an OF Z ep.
Mis-. Emily 6 ..rsiR. ali OF this county,
COFFEE-SHoTT-B r. L. Hamilton, j
p. at his residence At Fry station, on Feb
18th, Mr.Thomas NJ Coffee and ars. sarah
shoff all of Adair county.
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DIED.

Jacob Heyt, Sen, was born in southern Ger,
many ON the 3lst day of January 1921 and
died ihree miles outheast of kirksville on
the End of Feb, 1888. Mr.. .Heyt was mem Der
Of The protestant Evansn lieal church Of
Germany from his bvyhood. He came to
America in the spring Of 1880 and located
with his family in Adair Co. He leaves a
wife aud seven children all of whom re side in
thi. community save one. his eldest daught-
er who is vet IN Germany. The funeral ser
vice was attended by Rev. +. NJ Green at me
residence Of the deceased and the remains
we're deposited in the Kirksville cemetery.
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Normal Notes.

Students of the three years class are
obliged to teach this term either in the
model school department. or in the
Normal proper. This il good
movement and perfectly in keeping
with what Normal schools purpose.
1t affords the members of the class an
excellent chance TO put in practice the
theories which they have been taught.
Among the new students we note
Misses Bertha C. Nelson. Edith Bull,
Laura Sarton, Belle Moberly, Lizzie
Griffin, and Cla,lnda a. Moore, and
Mr.. John E. Felers of Edna.
The Philomathean society received
quite a pleasant surprise this week
through the kindness Of che of its
members. Mr.. H. 3. Shain, an old
Philo. Just lately returned, set up his
piano In the society hall rendering its
flee use to the members for the rest
of this year. a very great favor and
one appreciated by all the Philos.
Any one wishing to see treat in the
way of calistheniecs should visit the
Normal chapel at 10 a. m. and witness
the performance of two division under
charge of Mr.. ]. A. Riley a student
His movements are such 2; call in play
nearly all muscles OF the bodies.
The Oratcrlcal contest draweth on
apace and the program for that time
has been arranged as follows:
CREATIONS,
Westinghouse. c. Chlldress, Lewis
Co; Paupersm-Miss NJ. T. Prewitt,
Howard Co; The Crescent and the
cross-I.H. Grove, Knox Co; Eng
land R. E. Johnston; Knox Co; Books
and Reading-Aven Nelson, Iowa;
Harmony-Miss Laura Lee Owen
Henry Co; There shall be no Alps
Miss JennieDodson, Adair Co; Pro-
ducts Of mental Labor. n. Penn
berton. Galloway Co;
This is to be interspersed with music |
by the band which the Board of Re
gents propose to furnish on that occa-
sion. The prize is to be an elegant gold !
medal, value twenty five dollars. On
one side in low relief will be a repre-
sentation of the Normal bu.idin and
on the other side the words Board Of
Regents Prize Medal, Awarded to
for the best Grafton IN the Inter-Society
conteStat the kirksville Normal School
Feb. %. 1881
The name Of course is to be supplied
after the conte>tis ended. Tie one re-
ceiving The medal will be allowed to
speak bis Grafton commencement
W eek Of 50
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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
ShiIoh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 cents, 80 cents and 81.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by in
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of
Appetite. Yellow skim Shiloh's Vitalizer is
q positive cure.
SHIL0HT CATTARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Dip,herfa and
Caker Month. Sold by T. z. Fowler. Kirks-
vile, NO. n:l-Iy.ow
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n. A. BAYLOR.
Ladies' Tonic"

The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoMEy's MEDICAL Ixsri-
TUTE 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 800 per bottle. LADIES
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp
tor names OF those who have been CUR
I'D. u36-tf..
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Just Received.
A full Stock of Fresh Goods.

4 luII StOCk OF Fresh GOOdS.
Willard Bros. have just finished re-
ceivlng and opening a full stock Of
new goods in their line, to replenish
their stock. Staple and Fancy Gro
ceres, Provisions, Glass and Queens
ware. in fact everything in the Gro
Gerry line-all fresh, good and cheap.
Call in and see them. East Side pub
lie Square.
Farmers. call and examine the Hope
Il Porter churn-dash, advertised on
this issue.
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Ross & Co.. have Brazille and Cen.
terville coal always on hand.

Our reporter OF pa tents at Washing
ton reports for the week ending Jan. 30
that among other patents issued TO Ms
souri, Inventors was one to G. X. & H. G.
Harrington. of kirksville fcr mechani-
cal telephone.
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New Firm.

Gray & Co. have made change in
their firm, but the business will go
right on the same as ever. The new
firm consists of Gray & Spencer. Par
ties owing the old firm are requested to
call and settle.
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another Fire.

Monday afternoon everybody IN
bearing were startled b. the ringing OF
the tire-bell. 1t was soon ascertained
that the residence of Mr. k:nyon, IN
the extreme southern part of town was
on fire. BY hard work the flames were
finally CONQUERED after the entire root
vas nearly deSt royed.
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We can supply the people OF Adair
and adjoining counties with barbed
wire. with plows and cuitiyators and
all farm machinery. wagons, springs
and hardware of every kind. Call at
our store. Wilkes old stand, east side
square. CARoTHERs & GREENE.
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DO YOU WANT

Beans, Honey, genuine Buck wheat
flour, potatoes, hest flour in kirksville,
Gamer goods of every description,
pickles. and the best sorgum syrup in
town. call at the Willard Bros.-east
side square.
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announcements.

will preach at Greentop on next
Saturday at p. NJ. and also on Sunday
atllA. NJ. and at the Bryant school
house on Sunday at Z P. NJ. All are
cordially invited. +. VI. GREEN.
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Weekly Roll of Honor.

Room l, Benton scnool, The following
pupils were perfect in attendance, de.
portment, and recitation for the week
ending Feb. 9th: Dora Thinner. Ella
DodSon, Anna Macer.
n. L. PAGE, Teacher.
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That you want in the Grocery llne
that the Willard Bros. cannot supply
since their new good: arrived2 Echo
answes Nothing.
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Local agents wanted Only a trihe
required to start paying business
Call on or address Hope & Porter
krrksville.
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Farmers. call al the GraI

Farmers, call at the Grathic office
and get sample copies Of The NTt0r
and Taehe, and the ASzalcan Farmer
You can get 60th monthlies one year
for $500.
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Capt. Toler of Polk Township was in
to see Us during his attendance at court
this week. We will try to have a
warmer lire next time, Captain.
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Mrs. Martha Ross, Paradise, No.,
says: Browns Iron Bitters afforded
me great relief when trouble with a
severe cough"
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Hope & Porter want agents tor their
patent churn. See advertisement and
in luoihis issue.
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For the painless extraction of teeth.
is afe and reliable remedy: admin
Istered at DR.. Pearce'S office over
Lamkin's. south side square. n50-}m
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Large Lot Of Tinware, Glassware
and WOOdenware

At Cost to close out and make room
for other goods. Call quick if you wan
bargain at j. B. Larkin's family gro
Gerry. south side square.
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The Quincy Com. Rerieie says that
Col. Aten has sold the Modern A5,g0 and
Is exercising himself collecting his old
accounts
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"HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price p and 80 cents
SHlL0H'S CURE WILL immediate
" relieve Group, Whooping cough and
onchitis. -
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver c. m.
amt, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle Of Shildh's Vitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shiloh's Catafrh Remedy.
Price 80 cents. Sold by T. K. Fowler, Kinks
vile, No. n3i-1y
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4 very large stock of Heating and
Cook Stores at bottom prices, at hard
ware store OF CARoTHERs & GREENE.
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Job Printing.

We are PREF ared TO offer superior in
ducements on ,Joi, Printing, especially
in the line of Note Heads, Letter Heads.
Statements, Envelopes. etc. Call and
see US.
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| will sell my hotel furniture or my
grocery stock, or both II desired.
Il. ID. MAGRUDER.
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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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For school supplies of all kinds.
books, states, chalks. papers, pencils,
etc, call at Fout Bros, west side
square
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For Sale.

a. my Plow Shop the celebrated
Predment Smithing Coal.
no 4o-4I O. H. BEAMAN.
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s5oo,ooo.oo

To loan at e. interest in sums from
10000 10 100000.
HOLLISTER &SMITH.
Office in rear OF Griggs & PIckler's.
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Burnt Out.

But fitting up again with a full
stock OF harness, saddles and all other
goods in that line Of trade. Repairing
done 10 order at reasona BILE prices. Cen
ter of brick block, east side of the square.
Call and see me. j. BRowS.
41-2w
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Don't fail to get prices on flour a
Ross &Co's.. feed store
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R. W. Ross & Co., are receiving
corn by car load every day.
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| wont keep an In
e-ior Glass of Goods
I WONT HESITATE TO TELL YOU THAT
| Have Quit the Credit Business
n A. BAYLOR

Teachers wanting certificates will
find me at the Probate Office. on the
End and 18th Saturdays Of each month.
FRANK PRoPsT. Co., Com.
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All kinds of Common Schosl and
Normal Text Books on hand at Fout
Bro side public square.
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Wooden and Tinware at bed rock
prices at j. B. LARKINs.
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Mr. H. c. Churchill, druggist. Wind.
sor county, Mo-, says: Browns Iron
Ri.ters has given good satisfaction."
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Spanish and Lace Fichues at Baylors
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Overcoats at cost at
AMEs & MCCALLs

Hope Il Porter. hirksyille, Mo-, say
agents make $500 to 5000 per day.
S4OO will secure the agency for any
county in US. Send T. o. order, name
the county. and CLurn and Dash will
be sent by express. fSee cut, this paper.)
| XI Hannah & Caskey sell the
1 ~ A'celebrated St Charles
Flour. Always good and always pop
ular. Call and get sack.
We sell for CASH and pay CASH
for produce and be sure you don't for
getis. HANNAH & CAssEY.
Diagonal black Dolmans Baylor's.
Plush, Velvit and Silks at Baylor's.
p Dolmans late style, Baylor's.
Some special drives in printed enve.
lopes, note heads, and statements. Call
at the GRAPHIC office.
Big lot OF winter caps at cost, at
Harlan Bros.
Our goods are the latest, Baylor.
Boys caps 20 cts, at Harlan Bros.
Anything you want in the general
grocery line. always fresh, and not to
De undersold by anybody. That is our
style at Marley &c FLoYDs
Get Your Photographs and Gems at
IInsmanS Galiery-west side.
New supply of Canned Goods inst re-.
celyed at Narkey& Floyd's. Cheap for
cash.
We have all the novelties, Baylor's.
Lester boots are all the rage. SOLD bv
Harlan Bros.
You can buy a bran
new OvercOat at cost
at AMEs & MCCALL's
WIZ II pay you to buy flour at Ross
& Co.'S, by the Dbl. at reduced rates
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FOR SALE.

Hoods and mits very nice at Baylor's
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Dor sALE-Small farm for sale il

DOR SALE Small farm for sale In
Il the corporation Of GTeentop, Schuyler Co.
NO Cun-istiu@of - acres, 80 acres in culti-
walton and meadow, acre. timber pasture,
aha;i: aan bvar;nz. fruit trees, 400 to atU grape
vines Living water ON tie place aud two
living wells Main house new llN-4. stories,
Kitchen ,GxIG aith cellar. summer kitchen
iON,2: work shop 20xa0: smoke house and an
excellent ont side cellar iuxa2. for wtnteTing
nceS. with 10 swar;ns Of b,'es il wsnted: frame
barn: everthin. in good condition. Price Of
all $500. NJ. II. LEWIS
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Eea- .. 1a. e p Depot
Persons arriving departing on @. NJ. 4
branch will always hui /. " ARM NEAL. ready at
tfzia time. A choice stock OF Cigars and Tobacco
always on hand. Also hot coffee and lunch.
Joe. II. NICHOLS. Pronr.
Er-Aise agent for Rye Greek Coal.
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Glassware at cost at J. B. Larkins.
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ViTALI2ED AIR.

We sell for cash. Baylor.
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We sell for CASH and pay CASH
for produce and be sure you don't for
getis. HANNAH & CAsKEY.
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Some special drives in printed enve.
lobes, note heads, and statements. Call
at the GRAPHIC office.
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Plush, veIvit and silks at Baylor's.
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You can buy a bran
new OvercOat at cost
at AMEs & MCCALL's

WIZ 1t pay you to buy flour at Ross
& Co.'S, by the Dbl. at reduced rates
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Diagonal black Dolmans Baylor's.
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NOw'S YOUR CHAN,E.

Holiday Novelties at Baylor's.
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Big lot Of winter caps at cost, at
Harlan Bros.
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25 Dolmans late style, Baylor's.
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Harlan Bros.
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| Y 7 Hannah & Caskey sell the
\ celebrated St Charles
Flour. Always good and always pop
ular. Call and get sack.
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square.
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We have all the novelties, Baylor's.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-29

dresses of some beauty were shown, the prize
for this class of costumes went rather for
fine effect of combination; the recipient wore
dress of delicate tone in shrimp and peach
tints, with mingled drapery of lace and with
fine arrangement of flowers. A demure little
Quakeress also bore off a prize. A Chinese
mandarin appeared in embroidered robes,
and a spindle-legged aesthetic with a sun
flower, dropping, tossed, and desperately
draggled at the side of his hat, displayed out
line embroidery on a stripe of yellow stuff
drawn around his shoulders Among other
notably dressed figures were those of Sir
Walter Raleigh and Turkish officer in full
uniform, with fez and sword.
A stranger scene was presented during the
performance of the grand march of 100
skaters when the New Hampshire band, in
grotesque costumes, left their stand to head
the circling procession. with continuance of
the music on their roller-skates With the
gas turned down, and freight set burning
in the center of the room, the spectacle was
almost mystical as the wonderfully-clad,
swift-gliding company passed and repassed
with weird kind of impression. The spec
tacle was varied by exhibitions of rare indi-
vidual skill, both of skaters and bicycle
riders, quite astonishing feats being accom-
plished by children as we'll as by noted pro-
fessor5 OF these arts.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-29
What Trained Nurses Can Do.

DR.. Jacob in Popular Science Monthly.
May tell you what a good trained nurse
may teach, and can teach? How to recognize
a fever, how to compare the local tempera-
lures of the several parts of the body, and
how to equalize them; she knows that ever
so many feeble children might have been
saved if but the feet and legs had not been
allowed to get cold; how to battle, when, ard
when to stop; how to regulate the position
OF the head-I remember quite we'll the
case of inhammatory delirium which would
always be relieved by propping up the
head-how to treat inteligently an at
tack OF fainting; how to render cows
milk digestible by repeated boiling, or limo
water, or table-salt, or farnaceous admiX-
lures; how to feed in case of diarrhea; how
to refuse food in case of vomiting; how to
apply and when to remove cold from the
head; how to ventilate a room without
draught, and a thousand other things. She
will also use her knowledge and influence in
Weaning;the public from noStrums. concern
ing which hardly anything is known except
what you have TO pay for the promises of
the label. She will break the public of the
indiscriminate use of quinia, with its dan
gers possibly for life cure you of the tend
ency of making the diagnosis of malaria the
scapegoat OF every unfinished or impossible
diagn osis; will teach you that the frequent
and reckless domestic use of chlorate of pOtas-
SUM leads to many a case of ailment, to
chronic poisoning possibly in the shape OF
Bright's disease, or to acute poisoning with
unavoidable death. These are but very few
of the things that she can do. and but little
of the knowledge she cannot but distribute
With the aid OF the class OF women who fire.
quent our training-schoOls the public at
large must and will gain in short time
Let the number of the schools increase, and
increase the number of pupils, and every one
of them will be a teacher and an apostle of
sound information on sanitary and hygienic
subjects.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-29

| oers which was so apparent twenty-five
years ago has been arrested almost every
where. The membership in North Carolina
has more than doubled since 1868, and in In
diana, Iowa, and Kansas the increase has
been very large"
Bishop Arthur Cleveland Coke of the
Episcopal Diocese of Western New York has
recently ordained to the diaconate Mr.. Cyrus
P. Lee, wealthy banker of Buffalo. who for
the past seven years has driven out to an
outlying town every Sunday to read service.
Feeling at last that he could better perform
his labor of love if ordained, he asked for
ordination to the perpetual diaconate. The
significance of the incident lies in the fact
that Mr.. Lee does not give up his business,
uor is he authorized to preach. He is simply
a Christian layman licensed to perform GER
tain clerical functions, but neither asked nor
expected by the church to withdraw from
the world. The perpetual diacOnate, under
somewhat similar conditions is said to have
been a feature of the early church, and its
revival at the present time would appear to
many churchmen to be eminently wise and
practical, since there are many duties usu-
ally considered clerical which the intelligent
laity OF the church are fully qualified to per-
form,