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Examine our White Goods, Baylor's.

j. h. Marley, a new man, newly
started IN life in new business with
new goods, supported by new customers,
under principles of justice and econo-
my suitable to the times and Gust ON,
begs leave to inform the public that he
keeps in stock every delicacy of the ia
bly, that is applicable to all the wants
of the inner man and the natural cray
lngs of hunger. Cheap for cash! And
don't you forget if.
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Shoe Shop.

Mr.. H. Grow, formerly with ]. K.
Such & Co. has his bench in Eckert &
Kinnear's, west side square, and is pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in his
line, Repairing Of all kinds done up
promptly. Call in and see him.
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>soo,ooo.oo

10 loan 1t 6x interest in sums from
5000 to 100000.
HOLSTER & MCCALL.
Office in rear of Grggs & Picker.
There will be . district Sunday
School school conversion held at Kinks
vile, No., IL the n. E. Church, South,
commencing At 2 p. M, Thursday. May
3rd, 1883. and closing at noon Friday
tlhe 9TH.
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And every farmer needing Plow of
any description, a Planter, Cult,vator
or any implement or machine in bis
line can find them at the big Store" of
Carothers g. Greene, east side. Don't
tall to call and get prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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Hosiery.

I,s1sived from a BanSrxpf sale tn
Mezo York this aveek. 500 dozen Moses
and Chzdrxn's Hax, also 100 dozen
Handke,ahiefs all fine styles and quail
ties achith auiz1 be e1<,xd at so cents on
the d0lIar. B. ELAMKZN.
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New Goods.

Having spent three uyeeks tn the East
e,n Markets. s0e haze SURPASSED all pre-
pioas Efforts tn the selections of cur
st,ing and sumner st0ek. We invite
tile INSPECTION Of tile tadlie, giving OH,
guarantee Matno competition can o, does
sAoay anything to compare wiM our
STEAK tn 0a,Iety, styles and galxe.
B. f. LAMKZM,
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GRAPHIC Subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the week
ending Saturday, April 14th.
Mary Snyder, 100, z. T. Hagans,
soc; A M. Gregg, 1850; NJ. ID. Gegg,
7Se; John Dixon, I.so; ]. NJ Miller,
Lag; T E. Subletae, 7sc; H. W:
Matley 1850.
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New Dress Goods.

Blaek silks, eol0rsd silks, summer
silks, all aoool ssrges, and the largest
selection of foreign and domestic dress
gods evey sho7vn tn tile city, rstsi0ed
this usSk. Samples sent on attliea-
ton. b. f. LA1MKZlN.
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J. H. Marley the new grocery man
has large supply of those extra fine
Iowa Onions. They are large, sound,
and very sweet. Call in and order
some.
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Dr.. Pearce's Dental practice of sew
enteen years in this city is sufficient
guarantee that his works. always as
represented. Office south side over
Lamkin's.
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Fence Posts at II cts. each at the
Meyer mill. H-5
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B. +. LAMKA.

The Securities of John Owenby, in
terested in the suit with D. A. Ely, are
requested to meet in Kirksyllle, ON Sat-
urday the 21st of April.
0. II. BEExAN
And others.
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4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE CHEAP.

A HOUSE OF lROONS-Oue story-good cellar
"A and c1stsrn, four lots enclosed. good wood
she'd and chicken house. rolling ground, % budded
p0aeh treee % bsax1ng grape vines and small fruit
os Ssdeus kinds, forest shade trees. ETC., i've
biscks west OfsQusre' Price 60, Leg down balance
uns. A very desirable location. Apply At this
once. nO-k9tf.
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Becktol 6 Snyder have the latest
style gasoline stoYes-lust the thing for
summer use,
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A Barnes Check Rover is a necessity
with every first class farmer. For sale
by Link & Brasfeld.
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Biggest line of building hardware in
the city now tor sale at
CARorHERs & GREENEs.
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AS you pass by, notice those
splendid show windows and
contents at Harlan Bros
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-04-20

Wall paper in variety, both in styl
and price at F. A. Groves.
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Carothers & Greene have jus. unload
ed two car loads of the celebrated
Champion, and Walter A. Wood Reap
ers and Mowers. Don't forget it.
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LADIES FINE SHOES.

We are now prepared to sAow the fin
est selection of ladies and misses shoes
and slippers tn x0rtA Mo. Call tn and
de convinced that NE adue1tise nothing
1xf solid f,oSen facts.
B. +. LAMKZN
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A hotel was burned at Abba, Iowa,
on Sunday morning resulting in the loss
of three lives.
J.R. Richie and Isaac Stimmel, of
Mlllard, paid the GRAPHIC a friendly
call on Monday.
This here rite was instituted in the
flowery bowers OF Eden. Stand up and
be joined, is the way Esquire Richey
gets down to business when he has a
matrimonial case on hand. We won.
dered why he had such a run of busi-
ness, but this explains it.
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MARRIED.

GENT-LONG-ApsiI u. by John Richey. J. P,
At his once In kirksville, Mr.. Simon GeAt aad
SusanC. Long, all Of Adsir county
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
An over stock, closing out at
Cost at Harlan Bros.
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Go to Ross g. Co., for coal, com,
wood and feed, by car load or by the
small.
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Glassware at cost at J. B. Larkins.
Becktol G. Snyder want to see you,
De2eamer & Co.'S. old stand.

Don't buy Barbed Wire till you see
BECKrOL & SNYDER.
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Choice kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
Now Is the time to seed your lawns,
yards, etc. For sale at
LINE & BRAsYrnDs.
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R. w. Ross & Co., are receiving
corn by car load every day.
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Never mind what they say. but call
and price our goods before purchasing
anything IN the hardware or imple-
ment line. We mean business.
CARorHERs & GREEN
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Everything in New Goods
Just received at Harlan Bros.
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See those new Nobby Bo rts
asst received at Harlan nsr6

The best Barbed Wire in the world
the Elwood-for sale at
BEcKroL e. SSYDER's
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Window curtains, nice line with all
the necessary fixtures. for sale at bot
tom figures by F. A. GROVE.
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Will it pay you to buy flour at Ross
&Co'they Dbl. at reduced rates
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NOBBY
G,zxn Jeans Saifs at
HARLAN BROS.

John Hannah desi1es the public to
understand that he is still on deck 1t
the old stand. Lots of goods and bot.
tom prices. Produce OF ill kinds bought
and sold. Call in and see him.
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II. BEENAN
And others.

Examine our Shoes at Baylor's.
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Garden tools, spades, forks, rakes, etc.
a full line at BEcKroL & SNyDER's.

Building hardware of every descrip-
ton. Call at BEcKToL & SNYDERs.
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Those new style Wash Silk
Fichus and Collars at Harlan
Bros.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-04-20

]. H. Marley has nice quality OF
cider. Try it.
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spring Is Here.

Examine our Hats at Baylor's.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-04-20

Ross & Co., have Brazille and Cen
tervine coal always on hand.
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Dress Goods at Baylor's.

Paper hangings, curtains and FIX
lures, decorations ETC., for ceilings, In
fact everything you need at low figures
at F. A.Grove's, south side square.
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GExamine our Silks, at Baylor's.
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Examine our Underweare at 3aylor's
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A FEW YEARS AGO

we were penness poorer than poverty, and to-day
we are MoNARcHs THE Dry GOODS TRADE Like sheep
we have driven them. We have the inside track and shall
hold it. The old tale Goods at Cost! Clearing Out
Sale! Call and Get Prices it will do you good " avails
must learn how to buy and how to sell go down and
thus it is that enabled to clear out goods less
than other merchants can buy them Then with the
ball. deal where you get the best goods for the least
money and call upon US often and get posted
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"THEY SAY"

Examine our Dress Goods, Baylor's
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20 Late Styles in dress good, Baylor:
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worsted for per yard, worth Ia elsewhere. Half
wool wolsted at 1oc, worth c; c, worth I5c;
I5c, worth 16 80; 16 23 WORTH 2oc; worth z5c All
wool cashmeres at 4oc, SOC, 90 7oc 30 90 c., ST.
and which competitors sell at 50 c.. 70 c. 10 Co.
&c.,, 90 LIS and 1.e5 And also wish you
remember that we have Just received fine line of Summer
Silks all coois and styles Also black and brocaded silks
and sans and they will be sold at Bed Rock Prices.
Now will tell you what we have on the second floor
and quote you a
A FEW PRICES
Carpets Oilcloths, Trunks, vaises Boots Mems Shoes
and Hats
CARPETS We have more than all our competitors COM
bned and will be to your interest to call and look
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING.
We second in the market in this line Mems
Fancy Suits only $1oo better at S. co. still better
$500 boss suit at 600 worsed $1,000 finest Cas-
simere at $1,000.
GENTS
We carry in stock more Hats chan any two Dry Goods
Houses in Krksvle. We up with the styles in Stiff
and Flat Hats anything from e5c $375, and give
you any shape price One, in particular
wish to mention is
"THE JERSEY LILY,
the nobbest hat of the Also, will sell you
No, I. full stock fine Boot, worth $780, for $175-a
better worth $3.50, for $500. No. I, cap toed, hand
Root for e.
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THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS

lt1E UkY bUSlNESS
study We have devoted time and attention to
while other merchants slept their counters and followed
the beaten tracks of their forefaher by going early in the
the time year after year. watch
ing the course of events judging what the future might
be from the present prospects, but going blind paying
men their prices, thinking that under the calm
surface there is smoudenng volcano, ready every
financial change to engulfts whole surroundings!
HERE ARE SOME OF ITS CONTENTS
We selling all silk Lace Fichues from 45c to $3sold
everywhere else from CSC to ST. White and Black Spanish.
French and real Gupure Laces all prices from
$175 per yard-the goods competitors would try
to make you think cheap IS per above prices
All styles quality and prices in Cotton and Linen Laces
per cent cheaper than before Also bargains
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs.
LADIES,
We wish call your attention large and attractive
line of Dress Goods Cashmeres, They cannot be
celed North Missouri. We will sell you cotton
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We prepared offer people Inducements such
c<her house afford This have done in the past
this doing now and this intend in greater
degree to do in the future having added THOUSANDS
DOLLARS WORTH FcooDs ofevery description already
sfgand it is undoubtedly the finest and most
complete in the market Let quote you
"A FEW STUBBORN FACTS
We giving away good towel for 4cworth heavy all
line at &c. worth 1-2; worth IS and extra
qua ty at worth elsewhere IS all linen Crash &C
per yard worth elsewhere 1-4c better grade &C. worth
13 still better Is sells at all other dry goods stores
at Ioc splendid at worth 15 Calico, SC per yard
wots IA worth Dress Styles in Ginghams 5cper
yana worth 1-s Good Muslin unbeached SC worth I'd
ble:sched yard wide, worth 9, spool silk thread
yards 1.ac, all colors very cheapat SC spool
pap needles worth Three papers pins SC, two
spoes silk twist sc IA buttons SCI doz dress buttons
Sc wort pair ladies' hose SC. cheap at 1oc; and
chileiren's hose SC, worth 1oc
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her father in this place, of Consumption, Miss
Mintie Quinn, aged II year two months and seven
dayS
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1883-12-05
The Laughing Cure.

We always thought that an honest
laugh was pleasurable, but we never
knew that it possessed curative virtues.
in treatise on laughter, Joubert gives
a curious instance. A patient being
low with fever, and the physician in
attendance at a loss as to how he
should produce reaction, had ordered a
dose OF rheubarb, but after the medicine
had been prepared, fearing it's debilita-
ting effects, the order was counter
manded.
Not long after, a pet monkey be-
longing to the patient, that had been in
the room all the while, seeing the COB
let, slipped slyly up and touched it to
his lips. The first taste was possibly
strange and he made a comical grim
ace. Another sip, and he got the
sweet ofthe syrup. Aha! His vision
frightened. He cast glance around
and then drank it to the bottom, where
he got the full strength of the rheu-
barb.
Mercy! What a face he made
The visage of the disguised monkey
spoke volumes as he tried to spit out
the horrible taste, but finding that i'm.
possible, he seized the goblet and
hurled it to the floor, smashing it into
hundred pieces.
The scene was SO ludicrous that the
sick man burst into fit of laughte
that lasted until his nurse came in
And when he tried to tell her, h
laughed again until he sank back in
profuse perspiratian, which lasted unit
he fell asleep. When he awoke tn
fever was was broked and he recoy
cred.
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Dangers of the British Empire.

The British Empire is encompassed
with perplexities and dangers. At
home, industries are much depressed,
and the Irish question causes anxiety.
In Egypt, an impotent shadow of
Government has suffered an army to be
annihilated, though led by British Off
GERS, and achievements on land and
sea are being hurriedly gathered to ar
rest the progress of FL Mahdi, because
his success may involve a general up
rising of Mahometans with incalculablc
consequences in the Ottoman Empire,
and, worst of all, in India. Finally, a
few shots fired in far-off Tonquin cause
men to work day and night in English
navy yards and aresenals, that force
sufficient to defend British interests
may be sent to Chinese waters without
delay, because war between\ France
and China menaces British trade in
opium and cotton goods, and so threat
ems the finances of the Empire of India
and the prosperity of a manufacture in
which 100000 British operatives are
employed. Curious complications arise
from the contradictory relations of
France and England toward the Ma
hometans and the Chinese. France has
much reason to dread a Mahometan
outbreak in Northwestern Africa, and
is as anxious as England to see the
False Prophet suppressed. But Eng
land cannot now tolerate French par
ticipatiOn in Egyptian affairs, and
and British capital jealousy rejects all
the proposals of NJ. de Lesscps for the
cutting eff new Suez canal. Great
Britain cannot afford to have the war
with China go On, and has already in
formed the French Government that
any blockade of Chinese ports would
be attended with the most serious CON
sequences.
England has had difficulties, foreign
and domestic, at almost amy time in
the past century, and never, since the
surrender of its American colonies, has
it been compelled to face another ser
ious loss. The good old blood, after
all, never shows its power quite clearly
except in serious emergencies. The
very fact that English interests are
threatened at one time in China, India
Egypt, and Ireland shows how the
world has changed since British troops
evacuated New York. Colonies in
Australasia already have population
as large as that of the American Colo
MES a century ago, with a greater ares
of territory than the United States ha.
now. The Dominion of Canada al
ready has population about equal t.
that of the thirteen colonies when they
declared their independence. In Indi;
the subjects of the British crown now
number about 200,000,000. Southern
Africa and Egypt, have now become
British territory in effect, if not il
name, and concern British commercial
interests so closely that even on the
Nile the presence of a British army i
found necessary. The same energy
and courage which have made tn
morning drum-beat of British garrison
attend the sunrise in its circuit arounC
the globe will be applied to overcom
the difficulties which now appear-N
y. Tribune.
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It's about as dangerous to tackle a
New Jersey editor as it is to attempt to
annihilate Mr.. Sullivan, of Boston. A
man in Bridgeton, N. j., went into the
Office of the editor of local paper
and attempted to shoot him. The edi-
tors fist, however, proved more dam
gerous than the angry mans revolver,
and the assailant was knocked down
and beaten SO badly that he's not ex-
pected 20 live.
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ORIGINAL ADyERTIsING.-Cbicapoi !,

ORIGINAL ADvERTIsING.-C Chicago is
again herself advertised in a most origi-
nal way. The school teachers of that
windy metropolis have adopted series
of resolutions rejecting on the School
Board for directing them to open the
schools on the day after Thanksgiving
instead of adjOurning lover till Mon
day" like Congress. The inference to
be left on the mind of the country is
that a Chicago meal on Thanksgiving
is so colossal in size that three days are
required for it to settle. This is evil
IDENTIFY a swindling device and should
not influence the tramps who are
making engagements for that day.
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ON THIRrY DAYS. TRIAL,-The Vol

On THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.--The Vol
taic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will
send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
taic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (young or
old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bility, lost vitality and kindred troub-
les, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration of health and manly vigor.
Address as above. N. B.-No risk is
incurred, 3 asathirty days trial is al
lowed. s7xa n dec 27-1y
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Winning Over a Mule.

n man and q mule stood on the cor
ner of Park row and Beekman street.
The man was excited. The mule was
not. A crowd of idlers formed ring
and gazed stolidly at the efforts of the
man to start the mule. The mule
stood still.
There was about the mule an air of
gentle exhuberance, mingled with a
reserve, that protected her from the
pointed remarks of coarse men. Her
eye-a large and soulful orb-loOked
downward, and her ample ears slOped
coyly toward a dropping tail. Her
legs were spread out like the legs of a
four-legged stool, and she seemed quiet
and restful and at times even distract.
The man was trying to batter in the
mules ribs with bungstarter borrow
ed from a friend on a neighboring
truck. Large beads of sweat stood on
the mans brow, and stupendOus re-
marks fell from his lips as the bung-
starter fell with awe-inspiring thuds
upon the neatly-defned ribs of the
mule. A policeman sauntered through
the crowd.
"Phy don tn muhl go amp" he
asked, haughtily.
"Bekase he stays where he is"
answered the driver.
Don't be lippy, you"
Eat brick, " tarrier."
The driver and the policeman thrust
their chins forward and glared into
each others eyes for several minutes,
while an artful smile stole over the
mobile features of the mule, and her
ears waved gently. Suddenly there
was rushing sound in the air, and a
howl of warning arose from the crowd
as the mule gathered her hoofs under
her and shot them out in four direc-
tions all at once. One of the hoofs
came within two inches of the police
mans nose, and he at once fell upon
the driver with howl of ferocity,
jammed him up against a telegraph
pole and choked him half to death,
while he poured stream of rugged
adjectives into his ear. Then he shook
the driver until his teeth chartered
and cast him against the mule.
The driver picked up the bungstarteI
and resumed his exercise upon the
mule with a downcast air, while the
policeman yanked at the mules bit
The mule seemed more or less annoyed
but still smiled. Then the policeman
the driver and some volunteers got al
the wheels of the cart and tried tt
roll it against the mules hind legs
They succeeded in doing this, but il
only amused the mule. Then the vol
unteers stopped and mopped theil
fevered brows, while the mule looked
cOmmiseratingly around upon them.
1t was at this moment that small
and stumpy negro emerged from tn,
crowd and walked around in front O
the mule and looked steadily into the
mules right eye and stroked one of he
ears.
"Phat's tn coon doin' wild tn mule q
asked the policeman.
"Hm a mezermerisin' OBJ dis heal
animile, am" said the negro in al
injured tone. "He don't like de l.
rash"
Then he communed with the null
again, went to the cart, climbed to tn
seat, said, icon darw and gent
prOdded the mule with his toe. With
out an instant's hesitation the mul
started off at toggle-jointed trot, an
whirled around the corner.-Nev Yor
Sun.
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A MILITARY MAN MADE HAPPY
Washington, d. C.-General G. c,
Kniffin, in letter stating his wife was
cured of a painful ailment by st. Jacobs
Oil, writes that after witnessing its
magical cure of pain he would cheer
fully pay 800 for q bottle of st. Jacobs
Oil, if he could not get it cheaper.