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four wears classes this term and in view

four years classes this term and in view
of this fact they are not required to
meet in the me,hsds class after the
close of school. Many regret losing
the chance to get Miss Jayne's ideas Of
teaching, but feeliasithough they need
all the time that the! can husband.
The prize offered by Miss Owen to
the one receiving the highest grade IN
her General History class was carried
by R. E. Johnston Of Knox Co. Mo.
1t was Gibbons Decline and Fall Of
the Roman Empire in six volumes.
Prof Blanton made the presentation
speech IN the chapel on last Thursday
morning and for beauty Of thought
earnestness of expression and sound
ness of advice was as good as any that
ever fell rom the chapel rostrum.
Mr.. Johnston may we'll be proud Of the
prize which he has thus gained by his
untiring exertions in the study of his
tory during the first two terms Of
school.
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10 -SSN"
MARKETS

Hogs from 5,35 to $50 per cwt; foul
10 to 1.60 per sack; butter Is to 20 cts
per pound: Eggs 20 to 25, and scarce al
that.
H. NJ. Durham bought j. A. Morton's
house and lot. Price paid 140 dollars.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. James A. Morton and wife, of
Moberly. was here several days last
week.
The gentleman's name we mentioned
in last weeks issu. as visiting at Mr..
Lyons, is Mr.. George.R. Ewing, instead
of Mr.. Hart.
SOME THINGS FUNNY To SEE.
That letter.
Two boys trying to 20 with one girl.
Jesse Kerr when he Is non-commu-
NEGATIVE.
DR.. Mefford when he gets letter
from non con,pus mentus.
The Greentop boys when they attend
the Lyceum.
Press. Crow going with the girls.
Harvey Hit when the girls asked him
for photograph.
7. E. Sublette kissing the girls at
party.
T. NJ. Walters singing a comic song.
W. L. Clark delivering a lecture.
Homo.
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rounds ct applause, to whom

rounds OF applause, to whom
Blanton delivered the prize in the most
appropriate presentation speech we
have even heard. The contest was close
and while we could but wish that
there were at least one or two prizes
more, all felt that 1t was farley won
and justly awarded. Mr.. Johnston is a
Young man of rare VIRTUES of heart and
mind and none are more willing to APP
plaud this proud triumph than his
school mates. and now one word for
her to whom all this Is due. Miss Owen
as teacher is not excelled in the Nor
NAL, her diligent and thorough work
to gether with her pleasant and ami
able manner make her a general favor
lite with the students. She possess that
peculiar ability to throw over her work
and around her classes a charm or
sDell that interests and delights them
and makes ythe work done for her a
pleasant pastime and not hard task
A STUDENT.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, ritlred from active
practice, having had placed in his hands
by an East Indian Missionary the for
mula OF a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permenent cure of Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrah. Asth-
ma, and all Throat and Lung affections,
also positive and radical cure for Cen
eral Debility and AL nervous COM
plants, after having thoroughly tested
its wonderful curative powers in thou
sands of cases, feels it is his duty to
make it known to his fellows. The re.
ceipt with full particulars, directions
for preparation and use, and all neees-
airy advice and instructions for sue
cessful treatment at your own home,
will he sent you by return mail. free of
charge. by adressing with stamp or
stamped self. addressed envelope.
DIR. J. C. RAYMOND,
164 Washington street. Brooklyn, NY.
81 Mention this paper.
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Smiths Writing Institute.

We learn that contracts have been
lei and the corner stone ordered for
Smiths Writing institute, and that ac-
tive work will be resumed Just as soon
as the weather permits. Mr.. Smith
has decided to change his plans % as to
comprise fine Opera Hall for the up
per story and will cali upon subscribers
to change their subscriptions to an
agreement embracing that feature
Negotiations are also on foot to secure
an electric lighting apparatus to be
operated in connection with the heat
ing engine. We hope every citizen,
able to take shares in the new building
will do so promptly. 1t Is not asked
as donation, but stands good for tut
ton to the full amount subscribed.
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COSifNG.
Miss Nellie Davis the ElocutlenIst

Miss Nellie Davis, whose reading
gave such fine satisfaction during the
soldiers reunion. will again visit this
place and give enc Of her delightful
Miss Davis occupies
the chair of elocution IN. the LON bard
University at Galesburg and is highly
commended by the press wherever she
goes. Miss Davis will give reading
at Masonic Hall, on the evening of Feb.
14th. Tickets will be for sale at the
usual places.
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Floyd's Creek items.

Weather Cold.
Mr.. Alden Page and Miss Mustoe OF
Str1netown were married Thursday.
We wish the happy couple much JOY.
The Baptist and Presbyterian Union
Prot,acted meeting at Trinity church
has closed. We are sorry to say that
it was a water hanl.
Our town Is seriously IN need Of a
blacksmith shop. Mr.. Williamson OF
Iowa Is erecting new store. We wish
him success. Mr.. Thomas Grow Of
Washington, Ind. Is visiting friends in
thi, neighborhood and looking at the
country. We hope the young man will
make this country his future home.
There will be preaching at the new
Prospect church next Sunday.
PHosNo.
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Walnut Waits.

Our correspondent at Leoff1er sends
US the following items:
We have a Sabbath school at our
school.house that has not frozen out
this winter, and has a good attendance.
There has been a good and successful
protracted meeting here this winter.
1t lasted over one week and resulted in
thirteen additions.
Miss Anna Williams has just closed
a successful term Of school. Every
thing pleasant and agreeable, except
the sorrow and mourning over the de-
parture Of Miss Anna.
Health here is verv good.
Henry Link, of Moberly, spent Wed
nesday in Klrksyille, called here by the
illness Of his father
L. w. Link, Esq, has been confined
to his room,by sickness, for over week.
He is reported some better this morn
ing.
]. H. Morris, OF Queen City. was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. d. H. Nlcewander, of the Queen
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An Incident of School Life.

Last Friday morning the old Normal
Chapel witnessed one of the most
pleasing scenes in the whole catalogue
OF school life, For some time it has
been generally known that early last
tall Miss owen, who is in charge of the
department of history, in our State
Normal, offered a prize of Gibbons
Rome in six volumes to that member of
her class in Ancient History who would
make the highest grade. AS the term
approached its close it was found that
The grades of some FIVE or six varied
only by very small fraction, SO it was
finally decided 20 let the written exam
ination be the discriminating test. The
class agreed that their teacher should
select the six best papers and submit
them to Profs. Mason and Barnard. No
pupil wrote his name upon his pape-.
but placed upon it some number, known
only to himself.
After several days and careful con-
sideration, the decision of the commit
tee was communicated to Prot. Blan-
ton, who on Friday morning, when the
school bad assembled IN the Chapel ask
ed those members were 179, "a, SO, 1856,
81 and 100 IN risa Tmma6;atalv two
young gentlemen and four young ladies'
rose to their feet. Prot. Blanton then
read the grade awarded to each num-
Der, finally stating that to No. 80 was
awarded a grade of 100 per cent and
asked the owner to present himself a
the rostrum, Immediately Mr.. R. E.
Johnston stepped forward greeted with
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THE NEW FIRM.

The new firm of Carothers & Green,
successor to j. S. 'Blackman in the
Hardware, Farm Machinery, Wagon
and Buggy, and Stove and Tinware
trade respectfully request the continued
favor of the public. They carry one of
the most complete stocks of everything
in their line in the west, and will be
prepared to meet the Spring demand
for implements and machinery of every
description.
Farmers preparing for spring work,
and parties contemplating building
should call and see them, before making
purchase or contracts elsewhere.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

All those owlngF NJ. Brown by note
or account, will confer a favor on him
by calling at Brewington e. Fowler's
dry goods store, and settle Immediately
Having been burned out on the night
of Jan. 9th, and losing great deal
by fire, it has greatly embarrassed him
financially and he needs every dollar he
can get. He would also inform his old
customers and the public generally that
be will be in business again in two or
thee weeks with a full line of grocer
les and hopes to have all OF his old Gus
toners and friends to patronize him
again-thanking them for past favors
and hoping they will remember him
in the future.
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Sales.

Chaun~ey Kimble, living seven miles
northeast of town will make a sale OF
stock. implements etc. on the 10th oil
this month. See Bills.
A. CIR. living one mile sou the't
of Greentop. advertises to sell horses,
COWS, corn, implements, and household
goods on the 18th.
Next Monday Mrs. Pifer sells horses
COWS, implements, sheep and household
and kitchen goods at the Tom Smith
farm. seven miles west of Kirksville.
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DR.. Pearce,. Dentist, wishes us to
say, in simple justice to himself, tina
he has no partner in business, noau
nor has he had, for eight years. That
his office is not over Caskey's dry
good store, but is and has been for
more than year over Lamkin's; and
while he lives mile from his office
yet he may always be found at his
place ofbusiness during all business
hours, Notwithstanding malicious re-
ports to the contrary. n Al
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Normal Notes.

The Noble Fours" are being Undue
ted into the mysteries of the ancient
science of logic this term, while the
''Threes" have taken up the study OF
ethics.
Nova Scotia is now represented in
school. T. M. Davis, from that distant
province entered this term. He will
join the senior society.
Prof Gentry places his Zoology class
under the care of Mss Owen this term
"a conflicting music class.
Mr.. F. M. Spencer, an old student,
was visiting the normal this week.
Each of the principal literary socie-
ties Is to be represented in the coming.
oratorical contest. The Philomatheans
elected Mary T. Prewitt, Lou Fisher,
Aven Nelson and ]. B. Dodson. The
Seniors elected Jennie Dodson, ]. H,
Grove and Paul Sanford. The Zeto
candidates are, Mary Howell and ]. N.
Pemberton. Independent candidates
are allowed to contest as well. An in
teresting time is expected. The Re-
gents have promised to furnish a b and
of music.
About fifty new students have come
in to begin the work of the last half Of
the year. The number of tardy STU
dents is growing less, and good solid
work appears to be the order of the
day.
The students have missed the exer-
cises furnished by the merry game OF
football since the snow and cold wealth.
or have visited them. They are anx-
iously looking forward to the spring
months when they intend to reorganize
the football club and have more glor-
ious games than ever.
In consequence of the injuries Prof.
Ross sustained at the fire of the 1st
inst. he is as yet unable to attend to
his classes at the normal. The school
is very deslrous to see him recover, so
that he may resume his professio ,al
duties.
Mr.. Mercer, a former student Of the
Normal is now teaching class in Ger
man in the Normal Library between
the hours of eleven and twelve.
The model school is fairly a wonder.
Miss Jayne is teacher that thorough.
ly understands the business in which
she is employed. 1t is worth any,
one's time to visit the school. Those
parents who are sending to Miss
Jayne are comforting upon their chill
dren advantages for which they will
rise up in after years and call them
blessed. They are drilled perfectly in
everything, and it is astonishing to see
how fast the little fellows learn
'Twould put the syise toa,s and knou,-
ing threes to shame to see how far they
are surpassed by the models. Prof.
Gentry, the music teacher. gives them
instruction in vocal music for fifteen
minutes each day.
A great deal ofhard work is imposed
upon the members of the two, three and
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City mills, was on our streets, Tuesday.

City mills, was on our streets. Tuesday.
Henry Harris, conductor on the Q. NJ,
has been taking a little rest this week.
Mr.. R. w. Mears and Miss Libhie
Page were married by Rev. J. $ Boyd,
on Wednesday of this week.
MIR. W. H. Tracy left or our table,
this weeL, chunk of coal from his new
bank opened recently. 1t is the purest
sample OF coal we have yet seen-pure,
free from slate and sulphur, and rich
in carbon. Mr.. Tracy tells us he has a
three foot vein, and If it is all Of the
quality of the sample sent US, will
prove a bonanza.
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Announcements.

Was Christ offered as substitute for
the sinner or only as a substitute for
penalty. will be tine subject for the
morning dis, onrse at the NJ. E. Church
next Sabbath. At night, Elder Russell
will preach sermon against Soul
Sleeping. All are invited.
Elder Russell will preach at the NJ. b
church next Sunday evening. Subject,
Man and his conscious existence after
DEATH
will preach on next Sunday as fol-
lows: At Wesley Chapel at II A. NJ,
at the Fairview school-house at 3 P. NJ.
and at Bullion at Pm. All are invi-
ted. F. NJ. GREEN.
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Graphic Subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the two
weeks ending Saturday, Feb. 5.
S. H. Shade, so; E. H. Cole, 1850 !;
Jeff Custer, $50; Jane Lawrence, Isl;
Ira N Snyder, LOO; J. l.. Rice, so;
John Saddler, $50; Sarah T. Miller,5 ;
C.E. Leech, $50 Blackwell DAVIS, IS;
c. R. Sparks, IS; L. Bowen. LOO;
J.CMcDermott, IS; George Darr,I so;
DR.. Ben. Guffey, $50; Mrs S. A. Par.
rish, Is; c. E. Thrasher, $50; H. S.
Daman, 1901 B. Street, II SO; B.
Pierce, 200; Nelson Gnssamer, 1850;
CT. Rice, Cd s.75; E. NJ. Collins, 8 90;
J.R. Evans, 100; James Isaac, $50;
NJ. B. Skies, $50; VIM. Hart, $50;
I. R. Muslck, 1.so. Arearages 1.25.
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A Card.

We hereby extend out sincere and
most hearty thanks to the young men
and all other friends who rendered
such constant and kindly aid to US du-
ring the entire period OF our late attic.
ton. The sympathy and help received
is very gratefully appreciated.
Mrs, MARY Z. LESTER.
Mrs. JULIA BoswoRTH.
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Another Fire.
school,.

Thursday night of last week witness
ed another destructive conflagratlon in
Kirksville. The "old Ivie corner the
subject. of 30 much prophecy, at last
net its fate. AT about twenty MN
utes of ten o'clock the fire bell gave the
alarm, and as but few had retired a
crowd soon gathered. Deans Grocery
establishment under the lvie Hotel was
found to he on fire. The fire had not
made much Roadway when discovered
and number we're trying to enter the
building when tremendous explosion
occurnd-supposed to be powder
blowing out the ends of the store and
scattering fire and fame everywhere
Some eighteen or twenty persons, in
front and rear of the burning building
were IN range of the flying missiles,
glass, splinters and timber. Some were
hurled headlong to the sidewalk and
all were more or less cut and bruised
about the face by fragments of glass.
1t was fortunate the explosion did not
come few moments later, as the store
room would have been filled with men.
After this the fire was left to take ITS
course pretty much as it pleased, with
the store, hotel and Wizards Drug
establishment, and after a hard fight
it was stopped at the Godfrey brick.
Mrs. Ivie loses the building and all
or nearly all her hotel furniture. No
insurance on the furniture Insurance
on house $4,000.
Deans Grocery stock total loss. In
surance on stock $500, on scales 5000.
Wizards Drug store almost a total
loss OF stock which was insured at $500
on building and 500 on stock.
The next building occupied by Z. F,
Ilgentrltz was the property of Mr.. A.
L. Wood and was insured at $500. Mr..
Ilgenfritz saved most of his stock and
luuls.
The following is partial list of
those injured by the explosion. There
are perhaps some others slightly injur-
ed whose names have escaped us:
Mr.. All. Holmes, cut about the face,
and bruised by falling against an avn
ing post.
G. B. Campbell, loses his left eye,
face cut by glass.
c. E. Ross. confined t, his room sever
al days-cuts, bruises, ETC., about the
face and head.
J. F. Whitacre, severe cut across
the nose and several on forehead and
scalp.
J. H. Morris, cut on head, and leg
injured.
Wallace Mckee, cuts from glass splin-
tiers on face. Notseriously hurt.
Will Hannah, confined to mis- room
by severe cuts and bruises.
DR.. Strickland, a number of severe
cuts about face.
Henry Patterson, quite severly hurt,
cut in the face.
Mr.. Melvin few slight scratches on
face.
]. L. Lawrence cuts on nose, face and
neck.
J. B. McChesney, scratched and
bruised
De Goadson, slightly injured.
George Seaton, also slightly injured.
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APOrtable Electric Lighter.

(scientinc American, New York. December 10 1882
A Portable Electric Lighter for $500
Is being extensively sold by the Porta-
bic Electric Light Co.. of 81 Water
Street, Boston 1t is an economl cal
and safe apparatus for lighting for
home and business purposes.
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Just Received.
\ full Stock of Fresh Goods.

\ full Stock of Fresh Goods.
Willard Bros. have just finished re-
ceivlng and opening full stock OF
new goods in their line, to replenish
their SUCK. Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, 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.
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alyCo,IPARABLE."
Nothing Equal to Marsh's Golden
Blood L. Liver Tonic.

Il have been cured of chronic liver
trouble and blood disorder with MARSH
GOLDEN BLOOD G. LIVER Tonic. 1t is An
Incompatible remedy j. N. Baker
Burlington, Iowa.
81 used two bottles of MARsH's Col
DEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic, for torpid
liver, costlveness and impure blood
There is nothing equal to it."-LGeo
w. Webb, Peoria, Ills.
"My mother suffered for years wit
rheumatism, dyspepsia and general I
bllity. Your GOLDEN BLOOD & Ii
Tonic has cured her. = James Rob
Kansas City, No.
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD G. LIVE
&c, the great blood purifier a.
renovator, and MAEsH's COLI
SAM, the famous Throat and
icine, Is for sale by Gray {
glst. Kmksville, No. Larr
cents and 81. Trial size
Henry Helnreich, Ca
says: IL was a suffere
ton, when used Bro
and it cured me-"
A. T. Nichols,
~ have never sol
more universe
Browns Iron B,
Hope & Por
patent churr
cut in this
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New Firm.

Gray & Co. have made a 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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Sublett SiftingS.

News scarce Ice plenty-keep cool
Coal Is IN demand.
Why don't some one get married
Weather is favorable.
Sleighing Is still good. What has
become OF all the girls; the boys 60
sleighlng by themselves.
Was you at the S. P. S. l.. E. Satur.
day night.
John G. Ely & Co., shipped two car
loads of hogs to st. Louis this week.
H. NJ. Dunham shipped one car load
of hay and one of oats to St. Louis, and
one car ofpihng north.
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"Ladles' Tonic"
n. A. BAYLOR.

The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoMEN's MEDICAL lNsri-
TUTE OF BUFFALO, N. Y, and is their
fayorite 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
1D. n26-tf.
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Job Printing.

We are prepared to offer superior
ducements on job Printing, espeei:
in the line of Note Heads, Letter He
Statements, Envelopes, etc. Call
see us.
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Burnt Out.

But fittlng up again with full
stock OF harness, saddles and all other
goods in that line Of trade. Repairing
done to order at reasonable prices. Cen.
ter of brick block, east side of the square.
Call and see me. P.J. BROWN.
4I-2wl
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DO YOU WANT

Beans, Honey, genuine Buck wheat
flour, potatoes, best 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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For the painless extraction
is a safe and reliable remed
lstered at DR.. Pearce's
Lamkin's, south side square.
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Farmers, call at the GRAPHIC Office
and get sample copies Of the Tskoy
and Taehe, and the Ameylean Farmer
You can get boM monthlies one year
for $I.oo.
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For school supplies of all kinds.
hooks, states, chalks. papers, pencils,
ETC., call at Fout Bros, west side
square.
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Go to Ross g. Co.. for coal, corr
wood and feed, by car load or by
small.
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All kinds of Common Schr
Normal Text Books on hand
Bro's.-west side public squa'
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Farmers! call and examine the Hope
& Porter churn-dash, advertised on
this issue.
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Local agents wanted. Only trifle
required to start paying business.
Call en- or address Hope G Porter,
Huntsville.
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DIED..

JACOB HEYT, Sen, at his home three
miles southeast Of Kirksville on the IND inst
after brief sickness.
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II WON'T HESITATE TO TELL YOU THAT
| Have Quit the Credit Bush. 90
nksphcrfohIf' N.A.HAYIoR.
RESPECTFULLY,

Teachers wanting certificates will
find me at the Probate Office, on the
end and 4th Saturdays of each month.
FRANK PRopsT. Co., Com.
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For Sale.

A: my Plow Shop the celebrated
Predment Smithing Coal.
no 4o-41 o. H. BEAMAN.
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Will it pay you to buy flour at Ross
& Co.'s, by the Dbl. at reduced rates