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COMMERCIAL.
saarawento Produce narzst -"noiess1s'
.no-rec.ad daily for the RECORD UsToS.l


tcorrected daily for the RSooRD-Us
gaoRIxErSro, October lth.
fIur-Lemors sicily, 60 5Ogl0 . case 95a a :
T5,siti g 25a3 80 q box; California, s2sZ 20 e
hoy IInss, q 256sl So Bananas fS soc4 9 rnncn
PS,1,.yyiss. seao y dozen I; Cocoanuss, HGo 9 lVv
A,,,iss n 151Si so . box Figs 5@5c . h Pears,
T5osasI IS . box; Plums, 596c ID grapes, 4goc
2 n PEACHES, 7esc . II Watermelons, 75cdSl 80
& dozen Cantsloupes, 75cQSl . dozea,
% FRurrs-Assortsd, 2i-io cans, 2 dos. 81 70
as;9-sed, gAllcn cans, 60; Peaches, ss-n cans,
81. Portland Rlus5erriss Sd cans. q whor'
fs5erriss, 81 rs Capital Asparagus, 81 so . dozen
ears. azo. l.
snssters5 6a7e; pearz, peeled, 79Sc; do, IA
reelsi. les5c n ims, pitted, 14915c; Peaches,
- zIs.. do, peeled, 18a1ec; Pr1nee German and
French, I49i5e; Blacxberrles, l49l6c; Figs. Cali
-ITis ysGrTs-Assorted, 2i-3 cans, 8 doE, 81 20 ;
Peaches, q 80; Bartlett Pears % SO Pluuas q 90
Blssktsries, 81 90G3 Goossbsrde5, % rs ; straw
beres s %; Apr:cots % 50; hu5cAt Grape y so'
Be Csg-rsnts, SO rs; Cherries, 81 60
FEssTAsLSs-PoSNtoes,6 0epSl 10; Tomatoes, ~ g
Soc sb-x; Strins Beans, 3ia4c; Wax Beans, f9oc e
n; Green Corn, 15G20c Fdoz-; Summer squash, zg9c
3 2 onions, Lew 1885 Caulir9wer sYog e.,
Gauge, s5easI; Carrots. 60@75c . hundred; iur-
pips, 7sc9a e cwt bunch vegetables lZtc Gos )
Psxsnips lie; Bects, Lei EoIse Rad1sh, 59oc p !
Ariichjkes 40650c q dozen; Jerusalem AIu-
Egg Plant, 4a5c . b; okra. 576o y h Cncu IN
Der. Ease > doz; Sweet Potatoes, 81 z59I 30 )
Ce,erv. s5695c q doz Garlic, 3g4c-
9EzkDsrUFYs-FlOur, s5 25 y earreli osCheel
o. rs s 100 Ds, latter for Eastern; Cornmeai, vel
iJs 81 1872 as white 81 25; Cracked Wheat g.
PourTsy-Llve TurssFs, 1TalSo D ) dressed, Is
@Isc; fIll grown Chickens. s697 q dozen; young
Roos.ers. ?4d5 3 dozen; ETolsla, e395; tame
Ducks, s7d7 Is; Geese, q bGS2 pair; Eggs
choice Iots, 40942Ic q dozen,
GAvE-Hare, 81 7592; Rabbits, sl91 80 NAL
lard DUCKS, So 5OSa4 o dog; Teal, 81 50G2 . doz ;
Sprigs, s2a2 80 q doz; Quail. 81 s09l % q doz
DNRY PRoDUoTs-Battec, choice, 49d4z5c & % !;
mixed lots, in rolls, 90 s3Oc n Cheese, Caliior
niS, from 139l4c; Western, fate, l09loci Aar-
his Cream, l9920c-
sfsATs-Best 7s8e 8,itton, &95c . d !; Lamb, SO
&c; Pork $50 Veal small calves, e@lOc; large sc
Hay, Guam AID FBED-oAi h.y, sl2@l4 : ton !;
Alfalfa nay, s8G9 = sca ; bran, . ton, 81 ];
n1iddlings, 81 . ton; barley. whole, u ;
ground. q 10 wheat, g 5591 rs y cwt; tame oats,
81 s5s2; corn, 81 e5 9 cwt.
Observation-Disclosures Alfalfa, 109lle; limo
thy, Eastern. 99lOc q 10 Oregon, 5ai0c !
Red Clover, 179lsc Red Top, I2a@lse huts-
English WalDuts. 9l8ioc; California Walnuts
1oIGI1o; Almonds, I6Gl6tc; Peanuts, Eastern, 99
Zoe Lard tCaIiforala) ION cans, 14c; Eastern, 10
eise Hdes. salt, light aud medium. sesc, and
heavy, Q5l0c dFv. l7o; TalloT, Ia; Hops
Cf!erfug at 25f130c e n.
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san prauoisco produce sEarkst.


FLaUR-Purchases on export account are COM
ya.ativaly light at the moment Best City Extra,
s6a5 so; meiium grades. sf94 50; shipping super
fre, So 1894 Q Dbl
NERsT-A good portion OF this seasons crop
mas passed from first hands and holders OF the re-
mander more or less Indifferent about reailzlng
fsIes are said TO be quick at 81 20 for No. ship
pirz aud 81 III is not considered an extreme price,
While milling lots bring still further advanced hg
lres.
Etthe Produce Exchange cal session no attention
srs gwen 70 business, sn1 consequently no trans
1ors were recorded.
II the Grain Exchange this afternoon business
vas particularly lively AM about the largest record
Z, transactions was male for any single session since
the organization of the concern Sairs footed up
2ssrly 900 tons No. White, as follows:
October, afioat 500 tons, 81 TO- 500, 81 69s.
December, Specialize tons, 81 u.
seller 1888 100 tons, 81 69A; 100. 81 69l.
2uver the seasou--300 tons, 81 83t . ct.
. O tara 10.
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san Franc,aco nsat Msrkss

Following are the rates for whole carcasses from
e.Aughterers 70 dealers:
BKxE-First quality, s@Ste; second quality, ia
7is: third quslty 5@e6c = ID.
VHAL-Larye calves, 7@Sc small ones, esioc
IN.
acknowledging are Quotable st Sc, and ewes At
s14lc q n, according 20 quality.
LaMB-sSpring is quotable at &c IN
PoHK-Lve Hogs, SIC Tor heavy packing. and 5ssa
81, Tor light hogs; dressed do, 7laSc y ID for
hard grain Hogs.
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Society, Dmnees Of Vision, f<oises IN the Head; the
vital fluid passing unobseTyed IN the urine, and
many other diseases thats ad TO insanity and DEATH
RR. MINTIE, who is regular physician grad
uate OF the University of Pennsylvania. will agree
TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case OF
special advice and treatmant) will not cure, or for
anything impure or injurious found in 1t. DIR.
MINTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor.
ough examination and advice, including analysis OF
urine, S.. Price Of Vital Restorative, SO 3
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40; sent to
any address upon receipt OF price, @. o. D., Sc
cured from observation, and in private name If
desired, by A. Il. MINTIE. VI. D.. NO. II
Kearny street, San Francisco, Cal.
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SAMPLE aorrLE FREE

Will be sent to any applying by letter, stating
symptoms, sex and age Strict secrecy in regard TO
all business transactions.
DIR. MISTlE's KIDNEY REMEDY. NE
PHREIICUM. cures all kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhea elect, Leucorrh1a
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle; 81 bottles
for S..
DIR. MINTIEs DANRELI0N PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY 81 Co. Sacramento, Wholesale
Agents. m9 4ply &o9wly
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The Great English Remedy

Is q never.isiiing cure
for Nervous Debility, Elk
hausted Vitality, SEM
inal Weakness, sper-
mat0rrh9a, Lost Nam
hood, Impoten cy,
Paralysis, and all the ter.
ribie effects of self-abuse,
youthful follies and ex-
cesses in mature years
such Is Loss of Memory,
Lassitude, Noe turnal
Emissions, Aversion to
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE for waksful-
ness. DR.. VIM. z. Clothier, Buffalo, n. Y,
says: 81 prescribed it for Catholic priest,
who was hard student, for wskefulness, ex-
trsme nervousness, etc. He reports great
benefit"
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Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, and LOSS
CT MANHO0D, in all As complications,
and from whatever cause produced. IL
Nerves, Brain, Muscles Digestion, Reproductive
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. 1t
stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon the
system, preventing involuntary losses, debiltating
dreams, seminal losses with the urine, ETC., 80
destructive te mind and body. 1t is sure
eliminator o. sll KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLANTS. 1t contains injurious ingredients
To shOse suffering from the evil eGects
OF Youthful indiscrettOps or excuses, a
speedy, thorough and permanent CUkE
Is GUARANTEES. Price, Sc 80 per bottle,
or five bottles in case, with full directions, and
advice, $40. Sent secure from observation 70 any
address upon receipt of price, or C. o. D. To be
had only of
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TRADING STEAMER.

YEJHE TRADING STEAMER AL 4xiA
L YARADo (recently purchased -akssz'a-
by the undersgned will leave the foot Of street,
every Monday at o'clock A N, for all points be-
low Sacrament, returning every Saturday evening,
and will leave every Sunday morning for Colusa and
intermediate points. [o3-4p1ml GEO. o. BATES.
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rastern and Foreign Markats

INV YoRK October 4th.
BRzADsIuYps-Flour is steady and Wheat is
strong, latter at 81 0791 16 q bushel
WooIr-CEifornia IS quiet at 12Gl5c for fall
bury, and 10000 for clean fall spring bury, 14c
to a0c; clean spring, 2252se; pnlled, 2i94Oc
HnEs-Californa are quiet and weak at 20G21c
cHIcAso. October 4th-
THkAT-95sc for October.
goRN-4Sc Tor October
PaEK-Si0 So for October
lap 81 50 for October
ans-s5 o5 for October short do, IS 30.
LIVERPOOL, October 4th.
WHgAr-California spot lots are dull at IS l0d to
o. Id cargo lots us Cd for Just shipped, As Cd for
1eariy due, and AS Cd for of coast.
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CURrD At HOME.

This Gre at
strength enfng
sserncdy ana Nerve
ITGkIC is the legiti-'
mate result of over
twenty years Of prac-
teal experience, and
ICURES WITH I'M
FAILING CERTAINTY
Nervous and Physical
debility, Seminal Weak
mess, Spermatorrhea,
'PrOs tatOrrb 9 n,
Emissions. Impot encY,
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Or. G. .. sALFlELo,
2l6 kearBy Street,
SAN FRANC SEQ, ca

Consultation strictly confidential, by letter or at
Office, FREE For the convenience Of patients, and
in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted q
private address, under which all packages are Tor
warded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show its merit, will be sent to anyone
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age
Communications strictly confidential
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is practced by the youth Of both Hexes to an almost
unlimited extent producing with unerring certainty
the following train OF morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures viz: SalloE
countensnce dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringing in the ears, noise like the rusting OF
leaves and ratting Of chariots unessness about the
blunted intellect, loss of confidence, difidence in
approaching strangers, dislike to form new &C.
quaintances, disposition to shun society, loss Of
memory, hectic Pushes, pimples and various' rup-
tiops about the face, furred tongue fetid breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweats, uonomania and
frequently insanity.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may DO cured at home by
addressing letter TO DIR. GIBBoN, stating case,
symptoms length of time the disease has continued,
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part OF the country,
with full and plain directions. BY inclosing ten
dollars in registered letter. through the Postofiee,
or through Wells, Fargo Co., apsckaee oil medic'rs
will be forwarded to any part of the Union Please
say YOU saw this advertisement in the RECORD
UNION. Address DR. J. F. GIBBoN,
ja4-4pH Box 1851. san Frsncisco.
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GVNKYNES
S'PILIS

DOOu,
belching. soreness in back, breast and side, heart
pains giddiness bad color to stools and urine, hot
and cold sensations yellow skin. "SWAYNE'S
PILLS" cure by gently removing all corrupt matter,
regulating and nourishing the system Price, %
cents Tin etamps), box of 80 pills; boxes, 81, at
druggists or by mail. Address DR.. sWAYEE q
SON, Philadelphia, Pa. 1el-lyMMf&Wly
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE +!
DR., GIBBON s DISPENOARY,
6gS KearDy street, San Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases,
sIch as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency,. Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured orno charge
Seminal weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
consequenceof self abuse,
This solitary vice or de-
PRAYED sexual indulgence
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a. n. ToHNE. General Manager
Z. d. GOODMAN .Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Agent
iaD-4ptf
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important to the Sick

Symptoms indicate diseases
a continuance, days OF suf-
fering-perchance Death
symptoms are impure
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THIEVES AND ROBBERS.

Under the above heading the Cent
:!ry Monthly for February in the Top
les Of the Times touches on a question
which is becoming daily more and
more startling and apparent as an ele-
ment in our national politics. We
know that the "officlal organ" class ot
political journals are prone to sneer
at such things, and characterize such
publications as Harper's WSekly, the
Century, and Our Continent as too
high toned" and sentimental for ordin-
ary politics, but we believe the masses
are not tired of truth, sentiment, or
principle, and honor itto-day, US they
honor the memories of such men as
Clay, Douglas. Lincoln, Webster ano
the earlier fathers of the republic.
He who takes by stealth what be-
longs to another is thief. he who
takes by violence what belongs to
another is rohber. The robber is
properly supposed to disappear. with
other predatory animals, before the
progress of civilization; but this is a
superficial judgement. The force
that unlawfully deprives men of their
properly passes through many trans.
formations but no force Is more per-
sistent. Men are pIundered nowadays
IN America far more frequently and
Aagrantiy than in England in the days
Of Robin Hood; there are men among
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Herbert Spencer's Theory
Educat tiOn
RY L. r. SILL.


Probably nine tenths of the popular
sophis,ries ON the subject of education
would be cleared away by clarifying the
conception of this word Nature. We
hear the natural method eulogized,
and the"natural man. is appealed to
from morbid and unnatural conditions
of living. But what is the natural
method! Ii Is of little value as an
arbiter, unless it means that method
which the sanest sense and the ripest
experience OF man has approved.
And who is the natural man? Plainly,
not the savage, not the undeveloped
brute. but the man as he was meant
by Nature to be completely equipped
in mind as well as in body; equipped,
morever. with the highest social and
political arrangements, including
wise system of education. That i; in
the truest sense, the only rational sense
tor the purposes of such a discussion,
the natural order of studies, the natural
course of exercises, which the FORE
most Englishman-not which the low
est Fijian-would approve and adopt.
There is space to notice but one or
two instances in which the false con-
ception of Nature leads to error in this
treatise: and first IN the objections to
abstract studies. Mr.. Spencer asserts
that since the natural activities of the
mind in early youth are concrete,
therefore the whole education of this
period ,ould be concrete. Certainly,
that is the method of wild nature. and
wild nature meyer gets beyond that
point. The uneducated man remains
always, in this respect, achild, lncapa-
BILE of abstract thought. What we
wish to do is to develop out of this
crude, unnatural Nature the truly nat
ur man,-tne man as Nature meant
him to be, with the power and the habit
Of abstract conception and reasoning.
Though we follow the pace, of wild ma
ture. The sooner the boy can be
brought to read intellectual books, and
to grasp complex subjects, easily and
quietly, w:thou; strain or prec ocity or
hindrance to the physical development,
the more of a man will he make.
So, again, Mr.. Spencer's words are
often in support of the attractive doc
trine that education shall give bows TO
do only that which they choose to do.
Their diet, according to this theory,
would be plum-cake and jam, and
their reading would likewise bs what
ever was spiciest to the mental palate
and easiest of mastication. Every pa
rent and teacher knows something OF
what evils would follow this system,
from his observations of the effects of
the dine novel and of our juvenile lit
erature in general. A young person
had much better read Shakespeare and
Mr.. Spencer. Every teacher, at least.
knows also how this theory has run
into an absurd extreme in ''oral teach
lng' and the "object iesson.' A boy
does not need to be fed forevei with a
spoon. The time comes when he
must learn to get his knowledge in the
way that every educated man must get
it.-from the written page, and from
selt-controlled. persistent. hborious
thought. atlantic.
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nee Culture.

En-. GRarnlC:-iOIr correspondent
from S:ahl inquiries the method OF man
aging bee>. This question involves
perhaps mare than the gentleman Is
aware OF. 10 .nfelliventiy and success
fully operate bees requires knowledge
of their habits and di>E ositioa. 10 know
mhm fodo and Thra TO do II; this can
be learned better from such works as
Cook Manual OF the Apiary," nc
OF Bee Keeping and other works 10y
Langstruth. Harrison, King and others
coupled witt, actual experiments: than
could POSSIBLY lie impaired IN Il whole
column carefully conducted every
week for year, | think there are 10
calities In Adair county where bee
keeping can he made profitable when
intell,pently conducted, especially is
this the case where bee pas:nrage is
thoroughly understood. SO that ils
honey flow may l'e made continuous by
bringing the honey producing bloom
at It's proper season. | would not ad-
wise any one to engage in the business
exclusively unless thoroughly uompe-
tent. find the american Bee journal
a weekly published in Chicago an ex-
cellent paper, also the Gieaniags pub
llshed in Medina, Ohio and various 9TH
ers IRON which any one of average in
telligence can keep up with The times
my results for tn" past season has foot
ed up l0l5 lbs comb and 1000 ID. extract.
ed h0ney-increased from l.. to 20 col
ONES and think mad attended close
ly to the wants of the little fellows, |
might have had 500 to 1000 lbs more.
introduced - improved Queens, 9suc-
cessiully and learned more during the
past season than all the balance OF my
bee experience. will cheerfully give
all the information can on the sub
iect. F. A. GROVE.
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POOR FARM NOTICE.

The County Court will receive bids for
keeping the paupers, for two years from
March lst. 1883. ON the Adair county Poor
Farm up till twelve o'clock, noon. Thursday
Feby. Sih, 1883. The right to reject any and
all bids : reserved The contract can be
seen at the County Clerks office, sealed bids
may be filed with the County Cl, at any
time. s. MCLAUGHLIN,
n3y.2w County Clerk.
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KlRKsyiLLE MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Larefally each Week up
to thursday Morning

APPLES ireen per bus 80 to 90 c. in
demand
BUTTER per lii lS@2oc and dull
BEANS hi'e LIS III 200 bu dUl!
BUCkWH .AT HLOUR-41s 80 :,
CORN ME ,L-p-r I'm tai to 40
CABBAGE-None in marker.
DRIED FRUIT Arpi-s !, to y: peaches
selling Zoe
LGGS-- Per doz. "a and firm.
FLOUR-per sack. ..25 LAO com:
choice l.50 to LOO firm
BEESWAN-dark IL. light lsc
HONEY l21. 10 2or
LARD-l2 to Is
TALON quiet at jc
SORGH L Mo to SIC in demand
ONIONS-per buS - to LOO dull
POTATOES-:5:5 to 20 and wanted
SWEET POTATOES None in market
POULTRY chickens La to 200:
ducks 80 to 1.75 full teathered, and
<, cd; geese full t. 500 to $50 doz
turkeys6 to per III.
GAME-pralrie chickens 200 to $50
doz; quail 90 tots; pheasants2O0
wild duck 5 30 to LOO doz. dull !;
turkeys trapped Wild &c: rabbits
30 TO 40
NUTS-hiekory 80 10 40 wanted
wainutS same price.
TURNiPS-15 Is to poe per bus
PARSNIPS--50c
CHEESE county l2la to 15e.
HAY Timothy, 800 to 500, prairie.
400 to 800
CATTLE Cows 2.25 to 800. snip.
steers $50 to 400
HOGS 500 to $50
SHEEP to-;
CORN-40c to 10 to. new
OATS-30r
SEEDS-Tlmothy .25 to $50: flax 9Oc
RYE-45c
II r TIES-l0 is-ese
HIDES-green &c, saited I,dry lOc
PELTS-- according to wool, 20 to 75c
RAGS--1c pr l5. good mixed
WOOIrunwashed 20 to %, washed so
toss &.
SCRAP IRoN-50 pei - copper
Toe Id lead 2c zina1o ~fas &c
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STRAY NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, That have taken
up as stray in Walnut township Adair coun-
ty, Missouri. the following described animal:
on the 18th day OF December, 1882 one steer.
one year old. speckled roam, marked under
bit cut of right ear, and upper anil under bit
out of left ear. branded on the left hip with
the letter H and appraised at nineteen dol
lars by Cary Hopson and VIM. H. Smith and
posted before Rufus Cavett, o justice ofthe
the srd day q January 1858. HENRY Cole
pO.300 0t
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NOTICE.

To EDWARD E. HERMAN: You are
hereby notified that on the sth day of February,
1885, I will present q petition to the Hou " able
County Corrt OF Adair county No., Praying for .
private roai In aid county. TWEEN feet In width,
aud nter,uediate .oInts as follows fo.wlt:
Commencing ut point upon public road, ten
eet south of the northwest corner OF the northwest
IL OF the southwest IL of section 2. township g.
OF range II. Thence east eighty rods (sO NJ across
sal northwest l.A Of the southw Ii. thence east
abou. ten feet upon th. northeast IA of sou Invest
Ia thence north about ten feet TO the southeast Ia
of the northwes i.4. all said land lying and being
IN section 2. township g. range u. Where you may
appear and defend. NiJHAEL HOWLEY
nNff Jan yrd lSS3 Petitioner
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AL>RcE amount ofinterestiag read.
ing matter will be found on our inside
pages, among other things is IN litter.
es'ing description of surrender ofLse,
given by an eve witness and part,ci.
pant. THE particulars Of the Milwau-
kee fire. some valuable remedies and
eceipNs. the news in brief and a
spiended shor, story.
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Important to those Interested.

The books OF Drs. Swetuam & Cohen and also of
DR.. swetnaui individually will be found at the
oficeo Drs. Cohen & Morrow until Jan. 10Th. 1883.
oy which time all persons iudehted TO ther
Swetuam or Guben for medical service are request-
ed to call and settle either by cash or note as after
that tine the accounts will be placed the hands
of AN officers We don't wish To crowd any one.
but the books mnst he settled up.
SM ETNAM & GOBEN.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-26

n is a strange thing the people OF
Missouri cannot he allowed to vote on
proposition il they desire to. yet such
is the ,he position taken by democratic
oppone nts of prohibition.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-26

PROHIBITION has suffered a set back
in Iowa. The supreme court has de-
cided that the amendment was not
lesally adopted. and though large
majority voted for it last summer, it is
not a, all sure il can be carried by an
other vote
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-26

SUNDAY morning was the coldest Of
the season. Here the mercury ranged
IS 10 20 below zero, according to To-
cation. surroundings and reliability Of
observers. Ours was just rs.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-26

We ,al! especial attention to the
card of Mr.. John Mercer teacher of
German. in this issue of the GRAPHIC.
Parties desiring to acquire a correct
knowledge Of this useful language,
should call and see him.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-26

The loss of the Quincy House by
fire is no' looked npon by the citizens
os that riiy as an u1mMed evil. They
have hopes Of a larger and more mod
ern building in lis place.