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A NTON FISHER.

NION FISHER.
"a CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
AENT W6 stree northwest. Thirty year, expert
snTe ades' aud GcGteII.ens Garments also (r.,,,
Wells LArea etc. are Perfecty Cleaned by this s,,leror
IoSss- Sdes' Evening Dresses o Speciality Opinion
o. peSmed ofciAi chemist the District on q :,
h1nbia; Your chenirsls of the mort efest,aI ma
tnre and nsIn and your Perfect machinery Ia not
surf aAsed in Paris. New York elsewhere
Sreae spots ted bs Thoroughly removed xlo
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Assault with Intent to XIII.

ThlAL Of SIMON HESSLER AND CHARLES COLLINS,
Simon Hrssler and Charles Collins, two young
men arrested by officers Cole and Taggert on the
charge OF assault with intent to kill Patrick
Shugrue on the night OF the 9Th inst, were in the
Police Cour! this morning. Snusrue testified tn at
ne was talking to several persons the corner OF
North Capitol and streets, when he was knocked
down. and when he recovered consciousness he
found that he had been shot In the side, but don't
know who shot him.
Henry Butler testified that he heard the row and
went out, when he found three men beating Shug-
rue; heard Mr.! iIessier say: "S,lnmy. don't hit
him any more" Shugrue was then Knocked down.
Patrick Quirk test.h ID that about II AS O'Clock
he went out OF the house. heard some one say
Ing "There Is a dead niger on the corner and
he went over and found Shugrue
Oncer Clageit testified tn 1t when he went to
arrest the parties Collins 81 i'd he took the pistol
from llasSler 10 keep him from killing he whole
crowd and he had fixed one anyway.
officer Cole testified to arre,tiug the parties:
that Collins said he had to cake the pistol from
Sim Hesser TO keep him from shooting the whole
party. subsequently, Collins said he had taken
the pistol from Shugrue
Mr.. Shugrue said he did not know that the pis-
toll exhibited WIS the one he had.
Mr.. e. Darlington. for the defendants said that
they would be ablo TO show that Shugrue Was the
aggrrssOr; that the hight grew out Of an old
grudge.
The court said that was for the other court, and
held both parties for the action OF the grand Jury
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MISS =. X. MELLON,

Has removed from Baltimore TO - y street aoutne,sf
WHERE sEe VIII make Ia order Dresses and CosIum in
every grade With her long experience the art of
Drs-iiakiLs She guarantees perfect satisfaction fit
and style anal Am
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UNLICENSED PEDDLERs.-To-day Detective Block
arrested c. II. franklin, commercial agent, ana
four peddlers OF soap, named j. II. Pentz, A. For
sym, j. Holman and John A. Idle, all plying
their vocation, II Is charged, without license The
nrsf-nam9d paid 20 the collector $ll6 and the four
peddlerS $40 each. and got their ,i,t. nses
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THE LOUlSVlLLE CONVENTION
A Resolution IndOrsing Presiden
Arthur Raises a Row.

LOUISVILLE, sept 26-The only point OF impor.
lance IN the cOloret convention this morning was
resolution by w. S. Wilson. or louisiana indorS-
Ing the administration OF President Arthur.
The resolution raised great STIR and much
orAtory Was INDUCED In, which was only Quieted
when L. ID. Herbert. also Of louisiana moved to
refer IL 10 the committee on resolutions which
was adopted Nothing OF note has yet been ac-
cOmpliShed
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DECLINE Or The SEASON.
QUINN FPS,
AO4 AND 4Os SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
THE SEASON IS DECLINING
AND so ARE THE PRICES ON ALL OUR
SUMNER GOODS
We ara new Offering . Manufacturers stock Of
WHITE NULL TIES AT HALF PRICE.
Note the prices: &c.. 1oc.. 11c.. l2Sc. lac. 15c,
l6c lsc aud 2Oc-positiyely worth twice the money.
Sou DOZEN OF LADIES' FANCY BoRDERED
HANDAERCHIEFS ALSO AT HALF PRICE,
FROM lOc. UP.
800 DOZEN OF HEM STITCHED AND FANCY
BoRDERED.
FROM I2Sc. UP
The residue OF our Larxe Stock OF
eHETLAND. ZEPHYR ND "BREAKFAsT SHoUL-
DER" SHAWLS
AT COST PRICE
In Blues. Reds Plnks. Whites and Fancy Combinations
We still continue TO close stock Of
LADIES COTTON UNDERWEAR
AT COST PRICE.
Our BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED NIGHT DRESS at
y. 80.
The Bargains offer genuine. and all visitors 70
our otoros 80 away satisfied.
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TRE army courts-martial at Davids' island, New
York haIbor, Columbus Darracks OEio and Jefrer-
son barracks. Mo, have been dissolved.
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RANGE or THE 1nERNOMKrKR.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE Of the chief signal
Officer to-day: Z a.m.. so 4; IL u. ILL.,. $685. o. M
Go Maximum, 62.S: minimum. 4Hk
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THE RETURN FROM THE LOUISVILLE CONVENTION.
Mr.. George W. Williams. proprietor Of the Phila-
delphia house, 3fS Pennsylvania avenue, stated to
Mr. c. c. Stewart, OF the Bee. to-day. that he had
received telegram from the Washington dele
cation at Louisville, KY, stating that they would
arrive In New York on Sunday evening. They
win be met by Mr.. Williams G. G. Stewart and
several other prominent colored politicians from
this city. The delegation Will reach Washing ton
Monday morning.
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Advised 70 Try Their Own Medicine.
From the Charleston Nexa and Courier Inera

Democrats cannot applaud the revolt which
erected Clevel"nd in New York and Pattison In
pennsylvania, and then reprobate the refusal OF
Ohio democrats to be bound by nominations which
they believe to have been made cUrruptly.
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MARRIAGE LICENsRsL-Marriage licenses have
been ISSUED by the clerk Of the court to Elmer W.
Burdrtte ana Laura E. Blackman; Simon 8. Tines
and Florence Hood; W. v. Balm and Agnes Rey-
holds; Eigar B. Riley. OF Wilmington. Del, and
Hattie T. Drury; z g. Barnard and Sarah A.
Charlotte, N. c.: Galveston Noycs and Berta VIZ.
gihta Garter. both OF MONTGOMERY county, Nd:
Michael L. Sullivan and May E. Fitzpatrick.
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Some OF the democratic leaders In Ohio seem Z,
De having select little monkey and parrot part,
all to themselves It may be entertaining Il
them but to the rest Of the world It isn't edifyinc
and had better stop.
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G u / N n l P 8,

lO4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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A benjamin. scars skyward

From the Boston Herald (Indp
The democratic tail 20 Buffers kite viii ge
fearfully tangled up before the comp align Is over
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WATCHMAN HURT By FALLING INTO SEWER.
Last evening Samuel Strong, watchman on the o
west, Willie engaged in lighting lamps In that
Vicinity, as precipitated into the Sewer by rea-
son OF the bricks giving way. He Was assisted out
ahd found 10 be seriously injured DR.. Irvine rem
Certsi n ,tfl cal nj
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Hue HUfUHuI Bee SnOuId TO.
From the Boston Herald und.)
They say Mr. Dana has presidential bee IN his
bonnet Ii this Is 30 let him turn the rascal out
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BETTER THAN GOLD"
The Best Throat and Lung Medicine Of the
kge is Aarsh's Golden BaIsan.

"My friends and the doctors said I
had the consumption. used cod liv-
er oil and various remedies without de-
irving any benefit. Your GOLDEN BAL
SAM has cured me. I prize your med
icine very highly. 1t is better than
gold L. Thomas, Dallas, Tex
as.
"MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAu is decid-
edly the best Throat and Lung medi-
cine Of the age. 1t cured me of
bronchial affection aud chronic cough
after all other remedies failed 1T.
]. Walker, Denver, Col.
Il have been using some of MARsH's
GOLDEN BALsAM for the past two
months for weak lungs, and l find it
helps me much."-TH. H. Jackson.
Oskaioosa Iowa.
MARsH's GOLDEN BaLsAM tor the
Throat and Lungs, and MARsH's COL
DEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic, are for
sale by W. G. Fout, druggist, Kinks
vile. Large bottles 50 cents and ST..
Nov.
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Bear in Mind.

Gardner & Co., at the Boston Store
on the north side of the square are
selling Glass and Queensware at cost
and don't you fail to remember it,
when you are in town. Get prices
everywhere else and then we will con-
vince you that you are saving money
by buying of us. Don't forget that
We back up every statement we make,
and that we are selling furniture cheap
er than any house in North Mo.
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BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING.
Great Sale Of Live Stock and Per
SOnal Property.

will offer at Public Sale. II my residence. miles
north OF kirksy!l!e. ION the Wabash. st. Louis Il
Pacific Railroad)- on Tuesday the 9lth day OF No.
vember- I,,3 the following properly: ID head OF
cattle including. yearngs. two year old. three
old. two yokes Of large we'll broken work cattle.
milch cows and dry cows that will calye in The
spring. OF these cattle ut least from Loo lJf are
Thoroughbred and Graded stock. There are three
Thoroughbred short-IOru bulls: one from LcUn-
ari's herd In Saline county: one from Dowden )
imported stock il Knox county. Al! Ok these are
splendid condition and include steers and heif-
Also Is head OF horses. Bluies lacks AID jen-
nets. Among these are some Of the very best brood
mares in the state: Il work horses and mules.
Horses and mules unbroken. one. two. Three and
four years old, and spring colts just weinei from
colts are his best recommendation Four Jennet-
and one sucking colt sired by Col. Johr Miller ;
celebrated jack also flock of ninety head OF sheep
Merino: Also 100 head of hogs. Poland China.
embracing i0ws. shoAis and iaiieninE hogs. Also
rare breeds OF ducks. chickens. and peacOcks
also 100 tons of well cured timmothy hay in stack
100 hushelsrye. Also one Of Fales' celebrated Hay
Presses: one pair of Todis Burrs with Power shell
lers attached. Two corn shelters. one hand shell
. mill with Buzz saws rip saws and wood saw
with complete machinery and leather belts. Also
set of Todd's iiurrs under runier thirty inch,
with two extra drive wheels. everything complete.
Also i windmill with riddles 10 clean wheat, rye,
oats. timothy. clover. Iniiet and hungarian seed.
AlsoI log wagon. spring wagon with other FARM
ing machinery too tedious 10 mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-Upon all sales of ten dollars or
upwards credit OF ten months Will be given. tine
notes to bear interest at the rate of eight gent
per annum from date. which mnsr be secured by
approved security before removing the properly
from the premises discount OF two per cent will
be allowed upon sll cash pa yment. dollars
sale to commence 10 O'Clock and 20 continue from
d,y TO day until the property Is sold.
Oct. e., lSS3.
JUDGE d. A. ELY.
r. W. Mears. Auctioueer.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. i. T. HElNY went to Chicago on
Tuesday.
Mns. L. b. SEITz, returned east on
Thursday.
MIS-. Jonx HOWE, of Macon is the
guest of Mrs. u. T. DcReam cr this week
DR. GrFFEY. ofLiberty tow nhip, wa:
in town Saturday.
T. N. BRowN went to Quincy Satur.
day last on business.
Nh. H. DovEGHY, of Macon, spent
Tuesday night in town
NJ. L. SHoLLY returns to his home at
Alba, Iowa this week
MIS-. CHANDLER has been spending
the week in kirksyiiie.
GEORGE TULL Is busily at work fitting
up his new photograph rooms.
ELDER NoETHcUTr, of LaBelle. spen
portion OF Thursday in Kirksville.
WE were glad TO see Mr.. H. G. Par.
cells out Sunday, after his long Illness.
Nh. and Mrs. F. S. HoAG returned
from Charlton county last Monday.
LINK & BRAsFIELD shipped five car
loads OF stock to 81. Louis on Tuesday last.
One of Mr.. p. F. Greenwood's chill
dren has been very sick during the past
week.
Mrs. FLUHART addressed a meeting
afternoon.
Nh. WM. PRICE, OF the Variety Wood
works, is laid up with wounded hand. Two
fingers sawed off,
MIS-. 5. f. McKENNET, Of Oregon, Mo-
spent Thursday to Monday at her fathers,
Mr.. j. c Thatcher, Of this place.
Mrs. Powers, of Arkansas, returns to
her home this week. Her sister, Mrs. Sue
Fluhart will accompany her.
We had the pleasure of forming the
of Elder Reynolds, pastor Of
the Christian church, this week.
Miss NoEA ELY, of Sublette, and Miss
Mollei Hallcr, of this place, favored us with
a bri Of call on Tuesday afternoon.
Dr.. SHEARER, Of Greencastle, was
over here day or two the present week
and attended church on Tuesday night.
MIS-. j. W. Halliburton, formerly
Ivic, of Carthage, Mo-, arrived here on Sat-
urday and is visiting her M other and sisters
Mrs. w. +. SHoLLY went to Alba,
Iowa, TO spend a few weeks with friends
this week. She will remain until the holidays.
Miss CHARLOTTE WITTMEE, of Green
top, accompanied by Miss Matte Brown, of
this place, made the Graphic Office q pleas
ant call on Monday.
W. J. SMITH continues to be the re-
cipient of crankish attentions. Evidently
the fool killer has ne elected his business in
this section.
Nh. S. S. DEAN and family, after
six months residence in Macon, have return
ed to their first observation-disclosures are
once more residents of our town.
Rev. w. E. HENRY and wife, of Stick
leryillc, paid the GRAPHIC friendly visit on
Friday last. Their enthusiasm for the
GRAPHIC is truly tlattering.
Mn. Guy CHANDLER called on US Fri
day, and made the editors heart lighter and
his pocket book considerable heavier.
Mr.. PRATHER brought us stalk OF a
parsnip raised on Sugar Creek, the present
eason from the seed, which measures seven
fept ak inches.
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For Sale-Fafr Ground.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned las been appointed to receive
bids for the sale of the Fair grounds of
the Adar County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association. Said grounds
consist of 10 acres, one half mile south
west of Kuksvllle. Terms one halt
cash, balance IN y months at 10 pet
cent interest. Bids wall be received up
to December 1st, 1888. E. CoEBIY,
Commissioner
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GRAPHIC PREMIUM.
$500 For tie Best Acre of Corn,

We have contemplated for some
time the offer Of SIS for the best acre
of corn, to be raised in Adair county
the coming year. and make this early
announcement that ample time and
preparation may be made by those
who enter the contest. The only con-
dltlons we make is that contestants
shall INFORM US of the fact before corn
planting next spring ard furnish US a
written report next fall. of the methods
pursued, quality of soil, location and
all other particulars in regard to its cul-
tivation that may be of value to others.
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The Last Call.

M. Brown hereby notifies all par
ties owing him that If their indebted
ness Is not paid by the 25th of this
month they will find their notes and
accounts in the hands of the proper Of
ticer for collection. My business must
be settled. A hint to the wise is suffi-
cient. +. NJ. BRowN.
No.29 Wv.
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The Cele bra ted
Geisieke and the Pet
tingill Boots are sold
at the Star Store of
Hope & Hope.
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MARRIED.

BAKER-BoYDsToN-At the residence Of the
Fletcher. Oct. Is. Mr.. James Baker and Miss
Polly Boycsion.
SEBRI the residence OF the
Bridrs parents. by Ed. 4: Roswell, November
9Th Mr.. Daniel sebring Of Kirksville. aud Miss
Sarah Rlgglc, Of Lancaster, Mo.
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The old cows days have come at las
and the Marshall will be continually On
the alert to keep them out OF farmers
wagons. Those owning cows will have
no trouble If they buy their feed of is.
Baker and Co. The best and cheapest
place in town
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ALI Slowed Up.

Carothers & Greene are prepared to
stove up any building in tho country.
Churches, school houses, family resi-
dences or any other place where good
heating or cooking stoves are required,
supplied promptly.
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Uncle Sam Furrow desires the ladies
to call and examine his new stock of
Tin, Glass and Queensware. He has
also just received new stock Of Staple
and Fancy groceries that will be sold
at bedrock prices.
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New Cloaks and Dolmans Just receiv-
ed at w. B. Harlans to be sold together
with all other new goods at Prime cost
until Jan. 1st 1884
See advertisement in another place.
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GRApHIcs.

| Here
November.
Hazel is coming.
Turkeys getting ripe.
Hunting parties popular.
Secure your tickets to hear Defiass
Two new ordinances IN this issue.
County court in session this week.
\ crazy darby was taken in charge
Monday.
Mary. Don't tail to read our want
column.
Interesting meetings continue at the
N. E. and the Cumberland churches.
Several new street crossings have
been put in. in the last ten days.
John Henry. You should not tail to
read our want column this week.
The anonymous note ''fend' is still
OH the rampage. He read the GRAPHIC
last week.
Mrs. Bishop went to Milan this week
to fill lecture engagements. Returns
Saturday.
The Jay Slmms troupe is playing at
Chillciothe the present week.
Mr. b. f. Kerns has purchas ed the
John Ely farm consisting of p % acres.
1t is very desirable farm. Price paid
not ascertalned.
Messrs Bright & Miller shipped
very fine car load of horses to the St.
LOUIS market on Monday last. They
were in splendid onndition.
Mr.. John Provine, the enel getic road
overseer for district number one, in
Polk township, has been doing large
amount O. effective work on the roads
under his charge, ably seconded and
assisted by the citizens of the district.
The power OF the press is greatly
misunderstood. 1t is the truth which
gives ii strength. The unanimous
voice OF the entire press of the country
could not long or successfully mould
public sentiment on faIacy or a false
hood. The masses do more solid think
ing than they get credit for.
We do not see that the proposed
change to the "A o'clock system is any
great advance or improvement over
the old style, and We doubt very much
that 1t will come into common use.
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s5oo,ooo.oo

To loan at 81 interest in sums from
10000 TO 100000.
HOLLISTER & MCCALL.
Office in rear 6; Griggs & Picker.
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Normal Students.

Bear in mind W. j. Fout positively
will not be undersold on Normal Text
Books. Don't squander your cash till
you have called at the west side Book
store.
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Table Mustard.

Wilkes & Maurmaduke are the only
dealers in Kirksville that carry the
celebrated Sherman Bros. prepared
able mustard. Call and get some.
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The Morning Glory base burner for
hard coal is the stove that Is taking the
lead and is giving the bes. satisfaction.
Sold and warranted by Robt. Clark.
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The Franklinyllle black berry Is the
most delicious berry ever brought TO
this market. Call at Wilkes & Mar.
madpke's, get can and be convinced.
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How the goods do go at Willard
Bros. It's not strange when you know
the quality of their goods and their
bedrock prices.
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Geisieke's Boots only
1925 to 1925 at the
Star Store.

All! Pat, phat made ylz sell
the frying pan? Well Peggy
jist for TO get some money to
90 to Halliday Bros, and buy
something to put in it.
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Ten and half pounds of fine Sugar
for s1O0 at J. D. Stephens & Sons.
Sold everywhere else at only ten los.
to the S1.OO.
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The Weather.

Rainy weather still continues, but,
Notwithstanding, J.. S. Baker & Co.'S
delivery wagon is continually on the go,
delivering fresh groceries and best feed
to all parts of the city.
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Carothers & Greene have the largest
line of stoves in northeast Missouri.
They also carry complete stock of
plain and fancy glassware ard queens
ware. For parlor and library swing
ing lamps call on them. They have all
tyleS at bottom prices.
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Wanted.

Apples, Potatoes, Turnips and
Hickory Nuts wanted Immediately at
PIERCE s. STALLS.
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JUST RECEIVED

A large stock of new furniture Just
received at the Boston Store, all Of
which will he sold for cash at poor
mems prices. Call and see them. North
side square.
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Halliday Bros, have moved
into their new quarters in the
Ivie block with an immense
stock of Groceries. Call and
get prices. Best -four $3.50
per sack.
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l.. A. WILLARD

Desires US to say that he will pay
you cash or groceries for Your butter
and eggs. Give MIN call. He is the
old and reliable popular grocer.
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WANTED! NANTED!!

Take your Poultry. Eggs, Butter, etc.
o Templeman q Co., Holbrook's old
Stand, rear Of J. a. Hopes Grocery
store n29-3m
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Dir. Pearce the Dentist, invites those
OF the public, who want good, cheap
artifciai teeth. to call and examine the
$500 and $1,000 sets that are being
made at his Office. They do not, how
ever, take the place of his regular first
class work. but are worth erery cent of
the price, and fully warranted. n25-tt
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Pierce ( stahI.

Have rented the Grange Warehouse,
and are prepared to handle all kinds
CT produce in large quantities.
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Headquarters

For Sugar, Coffee and -Four At ]. d.
STEPHENS Sons.
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FINE CHINA WARE

A fall line of very handsome Decor
ated China ware for sale at
BEcKToL & SyYDERs.
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ATTENTION.

Examine the Cloaks and Dolmans at
BrewinRtOn & Fowlers.
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Wood Coal.

Plenty of wood and coal now on hand
at iOO1 corner of Mss ouri and Elson
street. Nv
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JOHN T. HANNAH

Will pay as much for all kinds of
produce as any firm in Kirksvllle,
and sell as cheap.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-11-09

When you have anything 10 sell or
wish to purchase groceries call on John
Hannah.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-11-09

The finest line of heating stoves ever
brought to the city is at Clark's Hard
ware store.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-11-09

Seyen pouncs choice coffee for one
dollar at SteI hens & Sons east SIDE
square.