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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.

Y9NHE UNDERSIGNED, PROJECTORS AND
4 Managers Of the Sacramento City Railway
Company hereby give notice, that July lG, 1888,
the running between Twentieth and II
streets and East Park will be withdrawn, and the
running of cars between those points will be dis
continued from and after that date
Persons holding East Park tickets viii present
them at the Company's Office, Twentieth street, be-
tween X and L, at any time between the hours Of
and o'clock 4. NJ, and receive cash for them at
their face value.
Sacramento, July Il, 1888.
jyi3-2t* IL. =. CAREY Il SONS.
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Thcatrical combinations for i" the Road. ;.

New YORK, July 12sh.-The Express learns
that 200 combinations will stsEt on the road
the next season. Among the prominent OF es
is Mccullough, who has new play; Booth,
who commences q twenty weeks season No.
vember n. playing here, Boston, Philadel.
phia, Washington and Baltimore the George
Edgar combination, backed by syndicate,
and having powerful company, will appear
il Shakespearean plays; Bouccicault is also
to make combination tour under Haverly's
management, who will have five or ak other
companies on tbs road. Then comes Gus Will.
Jams, Curtis, Emmett and Dan Thompson,
VINO will try the old plays sgain for another
season, William Stafford will make tour,
appearing in the legitimate drama, supported
by combination company. "Romzny Rye
will also pa presented again.
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Pilgrimage of the Apollo Commandery.

CHICAGO, July 12sh.-Th3 Apollo Com
mendery of Knights Templar, lis strong,
marched out Of their asylum at 6 o'clock this
evening, in full regalia, thus entering upon
8 pilgrimage the NEST pronounced. possibly,
ever contemplated by modern body Of these
Knights of the red Cross and black pluues.
They were escorted to the Michigan Central
depot by large body of active members of
Apollo, Which, numerically, is one of the
strongest Orders in America, and 3 special
escort of six will accompany the touring
Knights as far as New York City, where the
main body will board the steamer City Of
Rome for Liverpool. The specisl train carry
ing them left the depot promptly at z, amidst
The cheering Of their friends and vast
crowd ASSEMBLED
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4 Troubled Jurymap.

DUBLIN, July 12th.-Dennis Field, fore.
man of the jury which convicted HYnes of
muidsr, and who wss afterwards stabbed, is
in constant receipt of letters threatening him
with injury, and his wife and daughters are
often insulted on the street. An attempt
was made recently TO enter his house, but the
marauders fed when Field flied upon thsm.
The Battle of the BOyne.
DUBLIN, July 18th. - The parades OF
Orangemsn in Ulster to-day were unusually
large, and, with one exception, psacesble.
At Stone Bridge an ARRAY occurred in which
several Orangemen were wounded. -Four
arrests were made.
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Conformation of Indian GirIs.

CHICAGO, July 12sh.-An unusual cers-
mouy took place at the Cathedral Of Che
Holy Name yesterday morning, when Arch
bishop Feehan confirmed six young Indian
girls from Dakota Territory. Tie girls have
been attending the school of the Sisters Of
Notre Dame, at South Bend, Ind, for the
past year, and were given instructions in the
rudiments Of an ordinary education and pre-
pared for their first communion aud confr.
nation. All were intelligent and good
looking. They left for Bismarck, D. T.,
yesterday evening. They viii become teach
ers in their tribes.
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suit for Blood Honey.

NEW York, July 12th.-Edwsrd Banks. s.
oolored hotel waiter, has sued C. T. Y. Oxen.
berg for $3.50 blood money. Defendant in
February was found unconscious in bed from
gas poisoning aud his physicians decided that
TRANSMISSION of blood was necessary to save
his life, Eight ounces were trausfussd from
Banks Tor that purpose. The latter claims
that lie WAS promised ten cents drop. De-
PENDANT asserts that he paid Banks s. in full
OF I'll clairns.
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The Military odd Fellows.

CHICAGO, July 12th.-There was parade
and review of the local and visiting Temples
of the Patriarchsl Circle through the bust
ness portion of the city this morning. There
were about forty bodies in line, representing
the Staes of Illinois, New York, Ohio, In
diana, IoIa, Michigan, Wisconsin and
formal \ ni1hts
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when an indiscreet fellow walked up to the
door aud demanded aimittance. Pyne
walked out of the back door and the Con-
stable Was admitted. While he searched tbs
house Pyne made excellent time through the
brush. Mr.. Slocum does not think Pyne will
be cap4ured before fall. Pyne lives in the
open air as long as the weather will permit
hut coid will force him 10 take TO the hnts.
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FDEEIGN NEWS.
The Canadian Floods.

OTTAWA (Ont,), July II Another crib
coriliOn dam, ten feet in length, has been
carried away, taking with it about thirty
feet Of The superstructure. The break il
about thirty feet wide, but, owing TO the high
stats Of the main liver, the water in the canal
has not fallen to any peTcsptible extent.
Every addition to the opening in the dam in
cresses She difficulty of repairing the struc-
ture. There is nothing new to report in re-
gard to the food. The water has subsidized
and gangs of men are busy CLEARING out the
houses and trying to make such as are not
carrisd away habitable. Active relief
measures ore on foot, and all of the dis.
tresssd are temporarily provided for either
in private houses or at the expense of the
CITY, No more bodies have been recovered.
but many who are missing have not yet
turned up. The property destroyed by the
food is valued at half million dollars.
LONDON (Ont.), July 12th.-The sudden
mesa of the storm is more remarkable as tie
fecIs become known. The barometer was
stationary short time previous. About 5
o'clock appeared heavy storm, extendil g
from northwest to southeast. AZ o'clock
lightning commenced all around the horizon,
and almost Immediately rain began to fall in
torrents ald continued without intermission
the whole night The erea Of the storm did
not exceed twenty miles. The latest returns
place the number of lives lost at twenty.
LONDON (Ont). July 12th.-No more
deaths are reported, or bodies found. The
water has subsidized to its normal level The
citizens are furnishing relief. Railway trains
will probably be running regularly to.nor-
row,
The Cholera scOurse.
ALEXANDRIA, July 18th. - Thirty.fve
deaths occurred in Damietta during twenty.
fouc hours ending at o'clock this morning.
Cholera has appeared ct Zft and Chibip,
forty and thirty miles respectively from
Cairo. Revised lists show the number Of
deaths from the disease at Msnsurah yester-
day TO have been eighty.nine instead OF fifty
nine, as before reported.
PARIS, July 18th Louis Pasteur, we'll.
known French chemist, has offered TO organ
ize mission with the object Of the investiga.
ton of the nature and origin of cholera 10
Egypt. The Hygiene Commission has in
dorsed the scheme. and Pasteur has applied
to Lord Granville. Foreign Secretary, to
furnish him with facilities for carrying out
his mission.
LONDON, July 12th.-The Government has
determined to send to Egypt a British Sur
geon-General who has had much experience
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DOMESTIC NEWS,

rarsoAl DIznArcIIxs TO TIKI RsoOKD-uNrox.l
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Sensational Divorce Suit.

NEW YORK, July 12th.-Alrs. Bell, wife of
Charles Boil, q weil-to-do farmer of Bsyville,
L. l., eloped yesterday with William Tilford,
a carpenter, who had bean boarder in tie
Bell family for the last three months. She
is thirty-two, the mother Of four children,
has bsen married ten years, and has borne q
good name hitherto in Bayvilie, where she
has lived since childhood. She walked three
miles to meet her lover, who ia "a years old.
She left letter to her husband, saying she
xUorid MAYER ratI1rn
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piONEER LIVERY gTABLE.

t. D. SERVER, ......................PrO Proprietor,
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Horrible Work OF n Lunatic,

JOLIET (In.), July 12th.-At DwishGs
thirty miles from here, this afternoon, An.
drew White. wealthy farmer, killed his
wife, two children, and blew out bis own
brains. He was insane.
TheTmometrical.
CHICAGO, July 12th.-Highest temperature
today. $50 lowest. 69'.
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are expected to give as much more.
The show will last 100 days, and cotton
will be the chief feature.
There are now living in San Francis
co, within few blocks of each other,
five generations of one family. The
grent-great-grandfather is seventy-onc
years of age; the great-grandmother,
fifty-six; the grandmother. thirty-eight;
her son, twenty-one, and his baby daugh-
ter. six months. They have been pho
tographed in group.
A hardware merchant of Liberty
street, Pittsburg, has become insane
and possessed of peculiar mania. He
imagines that he is dead. and he will
not take any food. He declares that as
he is corpse it would not be proper to
eat anything, and his physicians have
been compelled to pour soup and beef
tea between his clenched teeth to pre-
vent him from starving.
The 'Household Hints contributor
of the New York Post says: There is
probably no moment in y young moth
er's life when her past education ap-
pears soinadequate rs the moment when
she is left alone for the first time with
her first baby; the sense of responsible
ty which she then feels weighs upon her
like n great burden, and one that is not
to be lifted.
Whatever the internal application of
hot water may effect, girls desirous of
having a good complexion would do
well, II London Truth tells the truth, to
apply it to their faces. They should
either dip their faces into a basin Of
very hot water or apply the water with
a sponge. At first they are like lobs-
tiers, but in few moments this is re-
placed by the tints Of peaches and lilies.
A weii-to-do business man died at
Athens, Ga, sometime since, from the
bite of spider. After being buried for
three weeks it was decided to remove
the body to a new cemetery. When the
coffin was taken up the body was found
lying face downwards. 1t was decided
to say nothing to the young widow about
it, but one of the party could not keep
it, and she is now raving maniac with
hair as white as snow.
Louisville has discovered that women
are particularly fit to be drug clerks.
and number are already employed in
the best stores. .'They seem to learn
by intuition lone look or word suf-
fees when a man would require hum
dred words of instruction. When my
woman clerk has matter in hand am
certain that my order will be carried
OUT
A prominent manufacturing corpora
ton in Philadelphia, worn ont with the
annoyances of the telephone. has order
ed the removal of the instrument, and
has sent out circular denouncing ''the
enormous tax this monopoly imposes
upon its subscribers" 1t is figured out
in this circular. upon the basis of state
ments furnished by the company, that
the average cost of using the telephone
ranges from Al to III cents for each
call, according to the annual charge,
which is from $50 to 1920.
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Is the Five Cent Piece Plagiarism7
A numismatist writes 10 the Philadel-
phia Times is follows: II have before
me the new five cent piece, and | must
say that feel disappointed. as had
expected the design was new and origi-
nal and the work Of Col. Snowden, of
our Philadelphia Mint. But as soon as
1 saw them l remembered that L had
coins of similar design in my collec-
ton. therefore hunted them up and
l herewith send you 4 rubbing of the
reverse of the five reis bronze piece is
sued by Portugal in 1868, which con-
slider almost like our new piece, with
the designs of the wreath altered. The
diverse, or head of Liberty. l find to be
an exact counterpart of the head of
Isabella, of Spain, issued on the four
pesos of 1861, with this difference only,
that this is laureated head, while ours
is tiara.
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TRUSTEES SALE

| Whereas, j ohm Short and E L. Short. his
wife, by their certain Deed ofTrust dated the
Goth day Of February 1881, and recorded in
the Recorders Office of Adair county, at
Deed Book II" Page l31, conveyed to the un.
dcrsigned sheriff If Adair Co., all their right,
title, interest and estate, in and TO the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated III the
COUNT of Adair, State of Missouri, viz:
Southwest quarter If the southeast quarter
and the southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section twenty mine (229l. AMI the
west half of the neartheast quarter aud the
/ east half of the northwest quarter and III.
west part of the east half of the southwesi
quarter all IN section thirty.twO 49,, in
township sixty one 81 range sixteen, Id, con
tainng three hundred and twenty acres NOR,
or less. Which said conveyance was made ip
trust T. secure the payment Of two certai.
promissory ties in said deed described, and
whereas said notes have become due and re-
main unpaid by said John Short aud whereas
WL.Griggs and S.M. Pickler signed note first
coming due as securities of John Short and
whereas the holder of SAID sote Mary A. Muir
ray and Robert b Murray her husband. sued
and obtained judgement against W. L.
Griggs and S. NJ. Pckler for the amount of
said note, interest and costs which the said W
l.. Griggs and s. NJ Pickler have paid of
ana discharged, AMI the saId W. L. Griggs
and $. NJ. Piekler having been subrognted to
Robert b. Murray and substituted in their stead IN
said deed of trust. bv order and decree OF the cir
said William l.. tirYgs and 5. NJ. Picker to pre-
seed with the collection OF said note and nterest
the same said Mary a. and iObert Is. Murray
could have done under the provisions OF said deed
OF trust.
NOW. therefore. in accordance with said deed OF
trust, and zt the request ofW l.. Grigy, aud 3. M
Pckler, the legal holders of said note recited
above. and ais" at the request Of the
evai holder OF the said OTTER note. !
Shall proceed to sell the above described
real estate at the couri house dnor In the tovl o.
kirksvil lie In the uAty of Adair. State aforesaid,
10 the highest bidder for cash. a. public auction on
Saturday the 9TH day Of April. Iss3, between the
hours OF nine In the forenoon end Ave the AFTER
Of that day. to sAtsfy said note interest and
expense OF executing this trust.
JoHN ShAvlR. sheriff AMI Trustee.
Dated this 18th day of March, lesc.
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That's What He Wanted.

A man who had been purchasing n
horse and cutter was yesterday speeding
the animal up and down Park street,
when policeman said to him:
That's four times you have been
racing up and down"
Eyes, Just four"
"And you want to quit, or you'll get
into trouble"
"How?"
"Tll complain of You"
"What for?''
EAST driving
cat what rate will you swear that
was driving?"
"At least eight miles an hour
"Will you, honest Injun? Will you
say at least eight?'
81 will, and the Recorder will fine you
three dollars - -
Say" said the man as he pulled out
a S. bill and extended it, "take this and
do me favor. Make complaint that
was driving at least eight miles an
hour, and have me fined for it. | bought
this old beast for a mile-an-hour
horse. and if it gets around among the
boys that he can step at the rate of eight
l can sell him for S25 in cash and Il
secondhand overcoat. Go and enter the
complaint to-day, so that it will be
mentioned in the morning papers, and
don't forget TO say eight miles an hour
eight miles on your solemn afiidavy"
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KIRKSyILLE MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Iareeuily each Week up
to THURSDAY Morning.

APPLES-Green per bus 40 to SOC,
BUTrER-per Id 1S@22c. IN deman'
BEANS-White LIS TO 2.25 bu dull
BUCkW HEAT VLOUR-41s to 5,no1
in market
CORN MEAL-per bu 60 to 70
CABBAGE-3 10 Sc each
DRIED FRUlT-Arpies 5 TO 8; pcacbe
selling To-
LGGS-Per doz from 1915
FLOUR-per sack. l.23 1.40 con
choice $50 to Les firm
BEESWAX-dark 15, Eght 1sc
HONEY-l0 to 121s
LARD-12is
TALLOW -qniet at DC
S0RGH I NJ -45 to soc in demand
ONIONS-pnr buS 15 to LOO scarce
POTATOES-75 to 80 and wanted
SWEET POTATOES None in marx.
POULTRY--ehickens LIS to 2.5t
GAME-Out of season
TURNIPS-15 to Zoe per bus
PARSNIPS-50c
CHEESE county 121s to 15c.
MAPLE SUGAR-121s.
II n = linHInN. O.U ~ S.UU iir;.'f
400 l., 500
CATTLE Cows 300 to 40. sn,,
steers i 30 to 800
HOGS 515 TO SEQ
SEEEi'-21s tn3
CoRN-45e TO 80 for new
SEEDS Timothy % to l.50: fax 90
RYE-t5c
i Il TlES-10 10 pc
HlDES-sreen &c, saited Z, drv Z
PELTS-a according TO wool, % to 50
RAGS-1c pr ID. good mixed
WOOL-unwashed 20 to @, washed so
tO33
SCRAP IRON-50 per hund. copper
Zoe ID lead &c zine ln hrass &c
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Rack fren Oklasem,.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, March s.-Capt.
B. S Walden. president Of the Kansas
City Oklahoma colony. which left here
recently for the Indian Territory, re-
turned tonight ard says ,ha, other
members are coming home across the
country. The president although some
what embarrassed IN circumstances.
announces his intentions Of organizing
again and making another s,art for the
ceded lands as soon as practicable.
He reports that the remnant Of Payne's
band is IN camp, near Arkansas City,
and that they contemplate another
raid.
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We present an n,ther announcement
this week for the office of School Com
missioner OF !A1air county, IN the per
son of Mr.. Propst, the present incum
bent. Mr.. PropSt is now filing the va
csncv occasioned by the election OF M
Mclaughlin as county clerk. He w
appointed by the Governo, on the n
dorsemeat and recommendation of or
ounty court. The people have now
rec aspirants to choose from and W.
>e no politics or other question thar
IS and adap.abi!ity for III" p'ar'
be taken into consi 'e.rat,on.
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j. Sclby Goslee. of Delmar, Md, has
a hog that shed its skin: For two weeks
it ate nothing. then two cracks appeared
around its neck and legs. This con-
tinued for about a week, when on going
to the pen, Mr.. Goslee was astonished
to find the skin lying in one place and
the hog alive and well in another. An
inch OF fat was still adhering to the cast
off coat. and the whole weighed thirty
three pounds. The skin on the legs and
head remained on the hog. The animal
is now apparently in excellent health,
and a new skin is beginning to form.
This is pic story.
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THE HIRED GIRL,

which will be commenced in our Issue
of March soth. Those whose sub
scriptions are about to expire, and
those who contemplate subscribing
should do 30 a. once SO as to secure
all the numbers.
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DR.. Marion Sims declares that Horace
Greeley suffered from ''acute meningit-
is, or cerebro-spina! meningitis in his
last illness, and .'should no more have
been sent to an insane asylum for treat
ment than typhoid fever patient with
delilium.n
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STORIES ABOUT DOGS.
A HowL1NG DOG SAVES A LIFE.

A boy by the name of Sharp was
crossing North Elkhorn on the ice near
Georgetown, when he broke through
and was unable to get out. His dog, 4
large st. Bernard, attempted to rescue
him, but failing, went up on the bank
and set up such continued bowling
that some workmen in an adjoining
field were attracted to the spot. They
procured a long pole and helped the
boy out, although he was in almost u
senseless stupor. = Louiscille Courier
Journal
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The suject of divorce is to be treated
in the April number of the No'7h
american Rer;er by Judge Jameson,
the we'll known divorce Judge OF
Chicago, and the Rev. DIR. Theodore ID.
Woolsey. the life long opponent -eed,-
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Mr.. H. N. jenkins, solicitor Of pat
ents, Washington, d. c., officially re-
ports to the GRAPHIC the following COM
plete list of patents granted Missouri
inventors 70, tine week ending March
6, 1883: NJ. V. Kacer and w. !.
King, st. Louis. fire arms; c. X.
Kilt, Hannibal, car-door 4. List and
@. Kunats, Cape Girardeau, carpet
beater G. p Dougherty, independence
car coupling; H. Ganett, Richmond,
lifting-jack j: W. W. Leonhardt. Sedalia
milestone paint-staff.
&C. Blivens, Fairfax, Mo-, says: Il
have found Browns Iron Bitters to be
the mest patatabie and reliable prerar-
a.'on | ever knew.
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School Report.

Report OF the Klrk>vilie public schools
lor the month ending March 9th. 1889
No. OF pupils enrolled. $40
average daily attendance, 1r1
Per cent of attendance SO
Cases If absence. III
Cases OF Hardness. 1,ig
No. OF pupils not absent. 226
No. of pnplls not tardy 400
No of pupils neither bsent nor tar. ls4
No. Of visitors, lU5
r. K. STEELE, Principal.
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BRowN's IRON BlrrERs
does not contain whiskey
Or alcohol, and will not
5lacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi,
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, Sc
Use only Browns rren Si'', made by
Brown Chemical Co., faltimore Crossed
rcd lines and ;radc-E,aSi: On wrapper.
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j. A. Howard. Boonville, Mo, says:
Brown Iron Bi';ersIs Is highly recon
mendrd and many are being benefited
by i1> use
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WALTER BROwNFIELD

We take pleasure in announcing that
we have received another ORIGINAL
STORY for the WEEKLY GRAPHIC, by
the above author, entitled:
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ADMlNlSTRATRIX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters of Ad-
ministration upon the estate of Jurial T.
Bowman late of Adair county. deed. have
been gran ed to the undersigned Sarah J.
Bowman by the Probate Cou t, of the county
of Adair bearing date the 9th 'av OF Eebur-
ary, 1855. All persons having claims against
said estate are required to EXHIBIT them to
me for allowance within one year after the
date of said letters or they may be precluded
from any benefit of such estate and if
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time of the publication of
his notice they will be forever barred.
SARAH j Bowman,
Administrative Of
JUnIAL T. BOwNAN. Decd
March Sth, 1855, n4f-Mt
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Sotice Is hereby given that letters ofaiministr y
ton uDon the estate If L. D. Noblett late of Ada-
county. dec q. have been granted TO the unders gnr
e, Phebe Noblitt by the probate be airing dat
the 10th day of Feb 1888. All Per sons having elaine
ne tor allowance within one year after the date o
said letters or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of such estate and If suci claims he not ex
hibted within two years from the time Of the pub
cation ofthis notice they will be forever barred.
PHEBE NoBLErr.
Administrators OIL. u. NObiett, Decd.
March 18th, 1883, nis-Iwt