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LaPlata Items.
GRAPHIC Corresponds nee.

LAPLATA, Mo-, July 23.-Crops of all
kinds look we'll The farmers ale all
very busy harvesting bountiful crop
of hay and gram.
There have been several self binders
sold by our agricultural dealers this
spring and so far they have given good
satisfaction. They run about as light
as Champion self-rake.
Cyclone insurance is on boom here,
and most of cur people are ayalliny
themselves of its protection which IS a
wise plan.
Mr.. Dent has harvested several acres
of the finest wheat we have ever seen
IN this country.
Several of our citizens have walled
themselves Of the opportunity afforded
Dy the excursion to Denver City. We
wish them pleasant trip.
Mrs. Williams, of this place, Is very
sick, but people are generally enjoying
good health.
DIR. Gates lost a S15 gold watch
charm recently.
Gus Tegmyer has taken in another
student to learn telepraphin9.
Coal prospecting al this place has
about gone by the board. having reach
ed the depth of 26O feet without success
and the funds having run out, the
work is about 10 be abandoned.
The building boom has somewhat
subsidized, but will begin with renewed
energy after harvest.
There is fine gentleman travelling
in fine buggy, trying to sell the far
mers fine dress goods in this vicinity.
The most Of the farmers are cautious
with such men and give them a wide
berth.
Corn is silklng and tasting in this
vicinity.
There will be small crop of apples
but no peaches.
The late wind storms have done con-
siderable damage to crcps. Y.
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aaArz1cs.

St. Louis ministers filled two K,rks.
vile pulpits last Sunday.
The holiness meetings came to close
on Sunday night.
The rite of Baptism was administer.
ed at the Baptist Church Sunday even
ing. We learn that two more are to | e
baptlsed next Sunday evening.
Sheriff Shaver made several arrests
for gam bling, over in Morrow town
ship one day last week. In one case
he caught the parties IN the act They
all gave bond for appearance.
The Temperance lectures Monday
night at the NJ. E. church and Tuesday
night at the Christian church by Hon
j. +. Martin. are very highly spoken OF
by those in attendance. A good au.
dienre was out Tuesday night, not
withstanding the heat.
Mrs. Mary Novineer, Of the vicinity
of Novinger, one Of the old settlers Of
this county and aged over 80 years,
died on Monday last. WIN. and Isaac
Novlnger are her sons. She had been
resident of this county for nearly
thirty years.
NJ. F. Nicholas left on our table
yeasterday tine ear OF this years corn,
about right for cooking. This is the
earliest we have seen except some rails
ed by our energetic restaurant man G..
A Allgaier.
cuuuay arruIuOun NJ. L.. Beemans $
little girl, playing around the new
house which he is erecting near his old
residence, tell from the top of a ladder.
Fortunately no homes were broken. 1t
was rather narrow escape.
There has been several important
changes IN our railroad time table
which we give IN this issue. The
arrangement between this place and
Trenton, which consists only of an ac-
commo 1atioD tram is causing consider
able Indignation and disgust among
the people west of Lere.
Farmers are everywhere very busy
with their hay and oats harvest. From
information gathered from every patl
of the county, through our corres2on-
dents, it is safe to say that our hay crop
Is fully up to the average, the oats con-
siderably above, and the corn perhaps
has fair chance for two thirds yield.
Upon .he whole the prospects are by
no means gloomy, the improvement
shown IN the past thirty days being
truly wonderful.
DIR. Mitchell expects to be absent
from his pulpit the next two Sabbaths,
being called to dedicate new church
edifice near Keytesvills neyt Sabbath
and one in the city OF st. Joseph the
following Lords day He has arrang
ed with Rev. g. W. Sharp to fill his pul
pit next Sabbath and Rev. ]. J. Kenne-
dy the one thereafter. ALI are cordial
ly invited to unite in these services
Rev. G. w. Sharps theme, Salvation
and eternal life"
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Worthy OF Support.

We want every reader of the CRAP H.
&c to carefully read the announcement
made by w. j. Smith in this issue in
regard to the Business College which is
rapidly being pushed towards compile
ton. Those who desire 10 avail them.
selves of the benefits of the school at a
low figure, and at the same time assist
laudaple and worthy enterprise. at
the time when such help will he most
welcome, should not delay in making
their subscriptions. MIR. Smith asks no
gift from the public, but proposes to
give value received for every cent the
public may invest. The institution, IN
addition to beng an ornament and
credit to our town, If conducted with
the same vim, energy and ente, prise
which has marked its inception, will be
Of vas: and permanent advantage to
our city in every way.
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Important Announcement

Tie Neap Buins ef Smiths Business College is approaching
completion. Tile ,f fns are bein p on and tile b,ik aco,k
au0s' dons Plast,ing to be d0ae h0i time attention
eala Me advantagss Of an,shasi1g Sfdoa,sAi aaih The
Price ash is foahenbd raising tile fre $1,000
tile building is completed No doudf there many
pAo 0xst share in this ENTERPRISE b"f think they are not qnh
,sadv anddsay om day taking adon Tile present
o byite made enabk the brobr1eor to p,onp meet
tsu, and BY thus MoOins tie adaanhage Of Aao prizes sM tile
sudlber gain haoing the money hen a0ud do greater
W go0d tayng interest etc. No bet, inaek
made, this class Of colleges made necessity to
almost eaery and baae Of the aoondyfW and
gunM ondiu,sase of business t,om tile rapid extension of
railroads and oter a0 momentum into sr
this class Of MAo06. KIkso is Ma. the fr0nf rank
again, size the days apheH tile STATE Normal ,as establish
sdhs Let there be ,vsbonse and many scholar
slips possible aAh the prize $780, These mebey-
SHIPS, 6eng Transferable mil they taken up and used,
liar Investments railroad and ether stocks, profitable
gf iuasshnt $500 every purchased at
b,smt Prize gain Man usually od in 0r enterprises
6sids aheu Me6ulug completed, there easy dele1e
they be sold exchanged en at premium nb $40 This
has bea Tie eteieNfe or Places. Ab fe1sen BY letter
WILLIAM j. SMITH. Proprietor
KZRKSPZZLE, mo.
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TnE OTHER SIDE.

& r. 4
EDITOR GRAPHIc.-Your correspon-
dent, under the heading of "Two.leg.
ged pests | think is somewhat irrita.
bic and inconsistent. He seems op-
posed to all travelling statesmen Of what.
ever business they may be IN. The
business OF these men is just as legiti.
mate as his own. They are hunting
customers for their products. and the
farmer hunts customers for his. Both
find customers wherever they can and
both obtain as good prices as they can;
and iii buying, both buy as cheap as
they can. This is natural and right.
True, farmer gets the worst OF bar.
gain sometimes, and so does also The
person purchasing Of the farmer. None
are to blame in this but themselves in
their lack OF judgement. If a farmer
does not wish to purchase an article
that is offered, he is not obliged to buy.
And if farmer offers an article to me
that do not want, l am not obliged
to buy. II your correspondent, ''far-
mer," is incapable ofjudging of what
is ofutihty and value to him, a guar.
dian had better be appointed. II he
had written against four-legged
pests. such as dogs, harbored by far.
mers themselves, there wouml have
been consistency in his aIr,cle.
MECHANIC
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DIED.

Little Ora Amand, daughter of W. j. and Mary
r. Spva. died OF Cholerr Infan .um. July 10th 1855
Aged year 10 months and II day..
The little tender sufferer was sick only II days
and everyt thing that could be. was done for 1t. hut
llmedical skill and nursing was OF no avail The
bereaved family have the sympathy ,of the entire
community.
Be comforted, dear friends for what n pleasing
and consolng truth. that the little one whon you
folded your heart with such fervent tenderness
Is waiting over the river TO welcome you with even
greater affection. greater because II is fvine aud
ererlasting. How delightful tie thought that you
have u child In heaven! for
''Once you had lamb by its moth, rs side
1t was artless pure and mild
The dearestlamb In Your own dear flock,
Was the pale little blue-eye chiId.',
But II shepherd came " hen the sun grew low,
BY path that has long been trod,
Ana carried your lamb tloughthe mists Of night
To his fold In the Mount OF God.''
with fearful eye and bleeding heart,
You must bear 1t anr struggle on;
Must climb the mount by the shepherds track.
To the fold where your lamb Is gone.''
J.C.C.
p, S.-The bereaved parents take this oppo rtnni-
ty OF thanking the friends for their assistance dur
ing the sickness and interment.
Green City, Mo-, July.
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Something Worth Seeing.

w. w. Coles great shows contain
the most renowned crops Of leapers
the world has ever seen, the most
beautiful women bicvclists. the most
irresistible brotherhood of clowns.
Earnest with his aesthetic asses, Pete
Conklin, the Shakspearian jester; Tom
Mcintyre, sage and singer; James
Murray. the greatest clown Of the gen.
Grafton; Johnny Murts. philosopher
and phunny phellow and that immortal
quintette of rib-ticklers, Evans. Long
myre, Casselli, Richardson and Cooke
If to make men laugh be the mission
of goodness, then the heroes of this
brotherhood are angels in motley.
We shall hear their wings rustic In
Klrksville, Thursday Aug. 9th, In
tnis instance we shall not entertain
angels unawares.
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Creentop Graphlcs.
cusAr,,ic Correspondence,

| N,''''s ! ?. ~ ~ .
GREENrop. Mo-. July a5th.-The
thermometer has been playing around
the n,nrties for some time,
Corn is coming out beyond all ex-
pcctation.
Oat and grass harvest is the order of
the day.
New cucumbers and apples are max.
ing their appearance and the cole and
flux will soon be prancing around.
Our doctors report a great deal Of
sickness around the town ard through
the country.
Bro ::Roszell preached at the church
last Sunday night
We notice A. M. Lind on our streets
with smile all over MS face. He says
its boy and weighs IL lbs.
Rose Bud wants to know what has
become of Buffalo Bill" Can't say.
but hope he will put in his appearance
in the near future.
A. Buckallew has moved to his farm
This week.
Miss Mason, OF Highland. Illinois Is
visiting her COUSIN w. 3. Reynolds
We understand that she expects to re-
main the rest of the summer.
We notice Charley Burchart ON our
streets shaking hands with old friends
aIter an absence oI Two years. liz
and his wife went to Europe this las
spring to visl, his wife's parents.
Miss Mary Bell Reynolds has been
visiting her brother W. B. Reynolds.
Reynolds & Lind have shipped AZ
loads of stock since Aug. 1S'h 1882
and not a very good year for shipping
at that.
Oar fishing party last week consist.
ed of N. Speer, Geo. Walls, w. G.
Wells and others too numerous to
mention. The boys got lots Of bites
while on the bottom, and don't you
forget it, but they were not fish bites.
Lind & Reynolds shipped 3 car loads
OF cattle to-day.
Prof r. A. Shellhouse, of Savannah,
Iowa lectured here last night, and will
lecture here to-nigh, on Phrenology.
The Prof. is not all orator, but quite a
good talker and knows how to handle
his subject. X.
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Floyd's Greek Notes.
GRAPHIC Correspondence. }

GRAPHIC Correspondence.
FuLYD's CREEK, July 23.-Oats har-
vest in this ricinity is nearly done.
Rev. N. Cordray, of the NJ. E. church.
administered the rite ct baptism to
SIX persons on Sunday. the 18th.
A little son OF B. Roberts is very sick
at present writing.
E. S. Williams has a new counter i'll
his store and proposes to do cash bus
mess.
John H. Beall left on the 10 INST, for
the Buckeye state. We are informed
tnal Nj, B. intends taking unto shim
self a better half. Mr.. B. is one of our
highly respected and honorable citizens.
We wish him long and happy life.
PHosNo.
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Accidents.

Henry Truitt, of Nineyeh township,
while riding on his wagon caught his
foot between the brake and a stump,
breaking his leg below the knee. Drs.
Coe and Sparkling set the broken limb.
Thos. Fickle. near Troy Mills, while
moving few days since. cut his knee
with the scythe. Drs. Coz. & Sparling
also attended this case at their Office.
The cut is not considered dangerous,
but comes at an inconvenient time
in the midst of harvest.
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southwest Clay.
tGRApHIc Correspondence }

Weather warm and news scarce.
The hail storm Wednesday night did
considerable damage to corn in this
neighborhood. John Tudol had twen-
ty.five acres badly damaged. AL. Carn-
er had twenty acres almost ruined.
Oats were badly damaged. North OF
here there was considerable wind but
no hail. Have not ascertained the
amount OF damage fur ther south. ".
Clarks corn and oats were damaged
fearfully. The heaviest part of the
storm seemed to follow the meander-
ings of Salt river.
The farmers are laboring day and
night to save their harvest. Those
who have finished cutting osts, say
they never harvested better crop.
1t is rumored that one of the Chari
ton.tes has captured one OF Clay town.
ships fair daughters. 1t is too bad, in.
deed. Where are all the Young men
Of Clay and some of Polk township
boys?
Later news from the hail storm Is to
the effect that Mr.. Thomas Hcward's
entire crop was ruined and will be a
total loss. Mr.. Cal. Smoot has 25 or
80 acres badly damaged, Mcclellan has
some l5 or 20 acres stripped of every
vestige of blade and shoots. AS tar as
we can ascertain the frozen missiles
have laid waste every thing that 1t
found within its course. There will be
hundreds of acres that will not yield
one bushel of corn per acre.
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Worth Visiting.

The new store of David Williamson
at Floyd's Creek is we'll worth visiting.
They have stocked their new man.
moth establishment with everything in
the merchandise line and are prepared
to fill almost any order. When you go
to Floyd's Creek drop in and take a
look at their large and varied assort-
ment. If.
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Brashear Briefs.

The average farmer is looking happy.
Hay harvest is in full blast and corn
was never better in this part of the
county.
Our doctors are getting some work
to do now.
VIM. WOODS our r. R. agent. V ho
has been SICK for some time, is not I'm {.
blowing very fast.
R. Davidson lost his baby Toy py
summer complaint. Funeral preached
Sunday, July 23d, at 3 clock P. NJ, by
Rev. Il. P. Wardrip.
H. Sees talks of going into the mer-
camille lus ness "a, HuldlahG, Mo.
Our pablic well has been improved
recently.
Two of our leading citizens went 10
Huntsville Tuesday. it is said, TO visit
the creanery and sample The butter
milk.
j. W. Waddill and j. ii. Paul, two
leading farmers were on our streets
Monday.
Our merchants still have smile On
their faces. UNCLE JACOB
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Broken Arm.

Sunday evening while on her way to
church, Mrs. John I. Hannah met with
very unfortunate accident. Stepping
on defective plank in the side walk,
she was thrown violently to the ground
and one of the bones of her right arr
fractured and the e bow injured. Drs.
Coe. and Boscow set the broken bone
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Died.

SoHN AT her family residence In this city on the
2ist inst. after long and painful Illness Mrs
Martha Sohn, aged ~ years month and days
- Her maiden name WAS Saunders. was horn In
Tennessee, but grew into womanl,uod In lows
her family having moved TO Missouri. she was
united In inarrisge 10 Hiram II. SOhn Aug ssrd
la59 To them were boIn three daughters and . son
who survive AS the comfort of their bererI father
Sister sohn was feeble woman hut xefiy. and
sell ,acrncing In her care Of her husbands comfort
AMI her chiIdren,s welfare. She was kind aud
obiiefng to all When f. Hing heal tn susxested TO
her soc months since that she would probab '
soon Pass fromearfh deeply saddcned her heart to
bur by the Rrass Of our Lo. Jesus Christ, Light aud
comtoIt came To her elief and she wss enabled ne,
signedly toieaye them and her beloved hus snd IN
the care and keeping Of the Lord who from her early
gir,hood had been her guide md stay.
Having embraced the Savior while ouIs.. Young
she was faithful 10 him aud hta blessed presence
nRhted up her pathway rs she walked through the
valley OF the shadow Of death. Pescef,.IIY &c
passed irop the embrace Of her loved ones 70 her
"Biessedare the dead which die in the Lord,
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Another Fire.

Monday morning at about rwo
o'clock the Dodson hay barn was dis.
covered to be on FIRE. Owing to the in
fammable nature of the building and
contents all etf,rts to stop It were use
less. The building was uninsured and
the loss will foot up five or six hundred
dollars.
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Town Talk.

Go to the New York Store If you
want bargains in clothing. carpets,
boots, shoes, slippers. hats, STRAW and
wooD, silks, prints, dress, and summer
goods of a II kinds.
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A Reason for It's Greatness.

1t should always be remembered
that wherever w. w. Coles great
shows are seen. it will be in all their
entirety. The proprietor would not
be guilty of the contemplate trick Of
dividing for the smaller cities and
towns, but prefers the shows integrity
intact.
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Farmers and travellers, wanting a
good square meal, lunch or cup of
coffee at any hour should drop in and
see Uncle Charley Allgaier, six doors
south of the Savings Bank. He Is pre-
pared to dish up your order in shcrt
notice. Call in and see him,
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Teachers.

Our Institute convenes next Mon.
day, July goth. We hope every teach
er in the county will make arrange
ments to attend. This is the only way
an institute can be made a success
The school law requires every teacher
to attend. Teachers should meet and
exchange views and discuss subjects
pertaining to school management.
What do you says Will you be ready
for business next Monday? This is
the last call and hope you will stamp
improvement on the wings of time.
You who received cards and all others,
please remember our institute.
Co. CoM'R.
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New firm and New Goods, J. d.
Stephens & Son at F. VI. Browns old
stand east side square. They sell every
thing IN the Grocery line very cheap
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Chas. A Wilson, st. Louis. Mo-, says,
"Brown's Iron Bitters relieved me of
diseased stomach and indigestion"
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Miss Rosa Trotz, st. Louis. Mo-, says:
Il have found Brown's::Iron Bitters to
be true tonic"
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No. 8.

Upstairs in 1st National Bank Block
is the Office of a. NJ. SMITH, Real rs
tate Agent, KiFksyille, Mo. tt
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Hannibal Eagle Flour by the car
load at Willard Bros. Every sack war
ranted.
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Finest confectionery and everything
else found in first class confectionery
at Edmondson's, northeast corner o.
the square.
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Markey & Floyd take the lead in
groceries on the north side of the
square.
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Edmonsons have the incest coolest
lce-cream rarlor in town. Delicious
cream always ready.
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Wanted.

500 Dozen old hens at *2.4O per dozen
to he delivered on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday next. H. FElKER,
At Hoibrook's old stand.
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No. 8.

Upstairs in 1st National Bank Block
is the office OF A. NJ. SMITH, Real Es-
tate Agent Kirksville. Mo. IF
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Wagons with tour wheels tor Sets at
]. G. Jamisops.
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No. s.

Upstairs in lst National Bank Block
is the Office of A. NJ. SMITH, Real Es.
tate Agent, Klrksville. Mo. If
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his residence ny Rev. W.
L. FLETCHER on the sd, Mr.. Luther s. Hamilton
and Miss Msggie Moss all of Adair county.
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No. 8.

Upstairs in 1st National Bank Block
is the Office OF A. NJ. SMITH, Real Es.
tate Agent, Kirksville, Mo. If
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Buy groceries from
Halliday Bros, and
you will laugh and
grow fat. When YOU
see how cheap they
are selling goods.
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For terms on best Thrasher manu-
factured, call on Carothe-s & Green.
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Halliday Bros, of
fer special bargains in
the grocery line for
two weeks On flour,
fish, sugar, fruit jars
and canned goods,
These goods will only
be held two weeks
subject to present
prices. Call early and
get a bargain.
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYERof

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER.of S
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, 80 cents and 81.
ARE YOU MADE miserable By in
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, loss of
Appetite. Yellow skin. Shiloh's Vitalizer is
positive cure.
'SHILOH'S CATTARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Catlrrh, Dip,heria and
Caker Month. Sold by T. r. Fowler, Kinks
vile, Mo. n35 ly-ow
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st. Joe's best, Mexico. Macon, Slater
and Quincy Flour by the car load
wagon load or sack at Ross & Cos.
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Lunch at all houIs at Eamondson S
northeast corner OF the square.
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The finest line OF shoes at Burt &
Hunts.
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Gents fine low cut shoes cheap at
Burt & Hunts.