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.Kene kluer

Beck at nv old quarters in my own
building. adjoining the Masonic sdi6es
On IL North Side of the square. md
oSsai19 mp with . now stock cf clocks
waHehss. jewelry, silver ware, musieal
instsansats, spectseles, and oehse
goods IN the line and having
taken . partner, the firm will b known
- Hart 1 Miller. / appreciate the
coa6dsnce and liberal patronage of
friends n the past, and with IN exper.
ienced and sklllful workman a assis.
tant expect the firm will be able to
Rlve better satisfaction than I have
given in the past W.M. HAsr.
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b. f. FRINGE, of Brashear, was in
town yesterday.
DR.. F. A. GROVE went to Colorado
last week on business.
Mrs. 7. C. Harris went to Chicago
last week to visit relatives in that city.
Mr.. L. B. MALTBY is making prepa.
rations to move his family to town in few
days.
n. l.. PAGE Is home this week from a
business trip through western Iowa.
jar HENRY, OF Wilmathville, was on
our streets Wednesday. He says business is
booming at Wilnsthville.
Mas. SHEPHERD and her daughter,
Miss Anna. are making preparations to at
tend the St. Louis fair next week.
R. H. SuBLErrE accepted a POSITION
as a lereler on the ST. Paul and N. & ". Ry.
and left for his work At Minneapolis on Mon
day of this week.
Mrs. BELLE FAcKEa, Of Illinois, and
Mrs Ben. G. Price favored the GRAPHIC with
a call one day this week. Mrs. Fackler Is
here viaiting her brother, Mr.. Price.
Mr. E. Parsons. Of 3rashear, return
ed last week from the FL Pas,o, Illinois, fair,
bring ing with him fine Norman horse.
Mr.. ToMKISs. of Wilson township
has colt. only three months old, for which
he has been nered and refused two hundred
dollars.
Mr.. J. {. MossAx, one of Wilson
townships enterprising young men, starts
with his family to Kansas next week. The
GRAPHIC and its best wishes go with him.
MISS MARY SoHS. of this place return
ed Thursdsy eve after an absence Of ejgh
days visiting relatives in Sullivan county.
She was accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Naud sohn who will probably spend the
winter III Kirksville.
Mr.. d. d. GLENN arrived home from
Indiana, Wednesday. Mr.. Glenn attended
the reunion at Lebanon, and reports . fine
time with his OLD comrades in arms.
We learn that Mr.. Thomas PARCELS
met will quite an unfortunate accident Tues
day, at Wilmathville. He was driving q nail
when it flew int one Of his eyes destroying
the sight.
The GRAPHIC office was honored by a
brief call on Saturday from Mrs. A. l. Gibbs,
Of Wilson township, accompanied BY Mrs.
Peters, Of New Jersey, who is guest Of
Mrs Gibbs and Mr.. frank Glib bs and wife, ali
Of Wilson township.
Rev. TURNER, of Trenton, No. spent
Tuesday in Kirksville. A number Of his most
intimate friends failed to recognizs him on
the street. owing 10 = new cut on his whis-
ers. Don't do that any more Elder.
Mr.. B. F. LAMKIN, Is suffering with
sore eyes this week. to such An extent IS to
take him away from business.
Mss LULA SEE, Of Lancaster. Ohio. Is
spending the present week with Miss Anna
Shepherd Of this city.
F. w. IxGIKHARf, living nine miles
southwest Of town iserecting new residence
on his farm. Nr. John Bagg. Of this place. b
doing the work The building Will b .
largs, comnodious structure With . two
story front and an L Of one story.
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DRESS SILKS.

We have just received, direct from
New York, 100 yards heavy blue
black soft finish eros Grain Dress
Silks. Prices from $I.oo to SITS
per yard. They are the best make Of
silks in the United States. Come and
get samples and compare with some of
our competitors. B. F. LAMKIN.
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New Departure.

DIR. Pearce, the Dentist on the south
side, having just purchased for cash. a
large stock of such teeth as have been
so literally advertised in this vicinity
as 1880 sets-and now made as first
class teeth-bas completed all arrang-
ments and facilities for making them
at $500 per single SET, or 5000 per
double SET. Cal aud examine them
before contracting.
Remember that his Office is over
Lamkin's store II idway of the South
side. tt.
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Coming.

The weli-known, and unrivalled
Georgia Minstrels are billed for Kinks
vile, one night only. at Masonic Hall,
Monday night, October lst. They are
counted the very best on the road.
Those wanting seats should secure them
early as there will doubtless be a big
rush.
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M. n. L. Thompson, our Old aud
well-known butcher has formed . CO.
partnership with S. j. Miller recently
from Pennsylvania, and the firm will
open outa first class meat market on
the northeast corner Of tho square.
Give them Q call.
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Keeps tn. boss place at which to pur-
chase FLOUR, either by the sack or st
Wholesale. He handles nothing but
first-class Hour, and sells as cheap a
the cheapest. Give MIN . call betHs
purchasing.
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orEals / Flames.

W. A. Adams. sells the Wilcox &
White. Mason & Hamlin, Carpentef
and Empire Organs. Also, almost Al
the Standard Pianos, including the
Steinway and Weber. Call and see
him. I7n.
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Mr.. H. H. McILvAINE, of Scottsburg.
Ills, is visiting his son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and MIRA. Ned. Halliday.
Mrs. THEo. GATES and daughter Jes-
sic, Of Barry, Pike Co., Illinois, are visiting
with Mrs. Gates mother. Mrs. j. NORMAN
and brothers, L. W. and s. N. Chase. of this
city.
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Our fall and white, stock in dolmans
surtouts. jackets. jerseys and cloaks
are now complete. Largest and finest
lines ever shown in the city.
B.F. LAMKIN.
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10. 8.

Upstairs in LIST National Bank Block
is the office of A. ". SMITH, Real E.
tate Agent, Kirksville, No. If
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Headquarters.

Students who club, will find John
I. Hannah's Grocery the favorite
headquarters" for supplies. Drop in
and zee him.
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Just Received.

A large line of Boots and Shoes.
We want to supply the market. Give
US a call. BREwINGToN & FOWLER.
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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 vast eide Book
store.
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No.. 3.

Upstairs in lat National Bank Block
Is the Office of A. N. SMITH, Real E.
ate Agent, Huntsville, Mo. IF
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Gold Coin and Gold Medal, Cool and
Heaters, now on exhibition at
BECKroL & SNYDER's.
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aeal4u1rters

For Sugar. Coffee and flour at J. D.
Stenhens Sons.
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Mexico, Macon, Slater, and Quincy
Flour by the car load wagon load or
sack. 1t Ross & Cos.
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Nessrs Wilkes and Marmscuke the
South side Rrocerymep have started
their new Delivery Wagon and will
promptly deliver purchases to all parts
Of Kirksville. Leave your orders.
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10. g.

Upstairs in 1st National Bank Block
is the Office OF a. N. SMITH. Real Ee
tate Agent Kirxsyille, No. tf
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Se7en pounGs choice coffee tor one
dollar at Stel hens & Sons east side
square.
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Al stsvsl gH

Carothers 4 Greene arc prepared %
stove mp any building in the eoustry.
Churches, school houses. family rsss.
dences or any other place where rod
heating or cooking stoves are required,
supplied promptly.
THAT HACKING Cough e.n b qu,<asy
cured BY Sniloh'a cure. We guaraatse 4
WILL YOU SUITE With Dyspeneia "a
Liver complaint. SAiloh's vitslisss b Rras-
antesd to cure yoA
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. md nissssA3s b,
that terrible eocgh- SAnoh's Cure = u
reneay fer you.
CATARKA Cured. Esaah, al svsss
breath .eurd T. Sh lsh's CasarrA rsne1y
fftse cents. Nasal Injector free. SOLD By
7. r lovier. Kisksvilie No
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MARRIED.

KrPaARr-CASON-At she residesce Of Thos.
t0Goa. IL xiTksvisie, Sept. nh. BY Thos. 0ess,
IL. NJ. Deniel KspAsss end Mic Re6eeee O.
go, en- 81 AAa1s ooansy.
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Moberly Extra flour is the best and
cheap, st in the market--try It.
1wk MCGUIRE.
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lssh Subscriptions.

The following cash subscriptions
werei recAved for the week ending
Sept. q.
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Builders Hardware a specially at
BEcKToL e. SNYDERs.
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Queensware and Glassware cheap
Call and see us. BEcKTOL & SNYDER.
The Double Heater for Hard Coal
will heat room below and a room
above, with same fuel. Stove to be
seen at BEcKroL & SNYDER's
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YoRX.DABNEY-DyR ev. J. y. Linville. sept.
- - II SoojAenoo a The brides mother Mr.
0eeW g. Yea ed No aasnis Dsheey. Ill q
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CASH on delivery and lower prices
than any one. MCCLURE.
1wk
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| shall in the future give my entire
attention to the Grocery business. l
shall sell for cash and make the lowest
price in Kirksville. G. NJ. MCGUIRE
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h g.

Upstairs in Ist Nstioaal Bank B,oek
Il the ofice Of A. u. SMITH, Raal n.
tate Aasat. Kistsville, No. n
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Loot! You can get IL lbs nice c
Sugar for $I.oo and other Grocenes
proportionally low at
:NEFF, KELLER & Co.,
Brashear, Mo.
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Gents fine low cut shoes cheap at
Burt & Hunts.
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Ten and half pounds of fine Sugar
for $1.OO at ]. D. Stephens & Sons.
Sold everywhere else at only fen lbs.
to the 800.
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For bargains in slippers call on Burt
4 Hunt.
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EveC Body vaats Ron 1 Cos Oui,. .
Flour because it Is tn best snS
CHEAPEST
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The Climax" soft-coal base burner,
is the only successful stove of the kind
in the market. Call at Carothers &
Green's and see them.
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Don't buy any -four until you have
seen Ross & Co., 49,
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Use Dupont Sea Shooting powder, it
is the hest.
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Mr.. and MIRA. Ned. Halliday
Mrs. THEo. GATES and daughter Jes-
sic, Of Barry, Pike Co., Illinois, are visiting
with Mrs. Gates mother, Mrs. j. NORMAN
and brothers, L. w. and s. N. Chase. of this
city.
Moberly Extra flour is the best and
cheap, st in the market--try 1t.
1wk MCGUIRE.
Mexico, Macon, Slater, and Quincy
Flour by the car load wagon load or
sack. 1t Ross & Cos.
Gold Coin and Gold Medal, Cook and
Heaters, now on exhibition at {.
BECKroL & SNYDER's.
Builders Hardware a specially at
BEcKroL e. SNYDER's.
Gents fine low cut shoes cheap at
Burt & Hunts.
Queensware and Glassware cheap
Call and see US. BEcKToL e. SNYDER.
The Double Heater for Hard Coal
will heat room below and room
above, with same fuel. Stove to be
seen at BEcKroL & SSYDER's
CASH on delivery and lower prices
than any one. MCCLURE,
1wk
! shall in the future give my entire
attention TO the Grocery business. l
shall sell for cash and make the lowest
price in Kirksyille. G. N. MCGUIRE
Ten and half pounds of fine Sugar
for $1.OO at ]. D. Stephens & Sons.
Sold every where else at only ten lbs.
to the $l.OO
Don't buy any -four until you have
seen Ross & Co., 49,
Robt. Clark Is wholesale agent for
Dupont's powder. 12tf
JEFF Thomas the Boss Boot Black"
Of North Mo-, Is with the Hayes Bros,
BARRIERS.
Marley & Floyd take the lead in
groceries on the north side of the
square.
Use Dupont Sea Shooting powder, it
is the hest
The Climax" soft-coal base burner,
is the only successful stove Of the kind
in the market Call at Carothers &
Green's and see them.
Look! You can get IL lbs nice c
Sugar for $I.oo and other Grocenes
proportionally low at
::NEFF, KELLER & Co.,
Brashear, Mo.
For bargains in slippers call on Burt
4 Hunt.
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Robt. Clark Is wholesale agent for
Dupont's powder. 12tf
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a6oo.6oooo

To loaa II g inasrsst u ssns ftea
5000 to Mpo00A
HOLLISTER & MCCALL.
O6hce IN rear Of Gnggs 4 Picker.
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Marley & Floyd take the lead in
groceries on the north side of the
sn0arA
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JEFF Thomas the Boss Boot Black"
Of North Mo-, is with the Hayes Bros,
BARRIERS.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The D srtue, ship heretofore existing between the
unlef6aened 10 By mutual consent hereby dissolved
W. l.. CRISES.
s. n. PlCkLER,
1~naauher ist laas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-26
"The HaIleluJah Crowd

A former we'll known Kansan, who
has been twice member of the State
Senate, and who has filed other i'm.
portant offices in the Republican party,
now resident of Fort Worth, Texas,
writes as follows to friend in this city:
GAN Of the Atehison folks here were
well pleased to hear of Gov. Chicks
success over the halleluiah crowd. Al
so over the changes at the Agricultural
College, making some of the professors
walk the plank.-CTopeka Journal.
The above was copied and heartily
endorsed by the Atchison Patriot. Prob
ably our readers may not at first thought
realize who composes this s'hauelujah
crowd, - and we have therefore inves-
tigated the matter and are prepared to
throw the necessary light upon the ques-
ton. This crowd embraces nineteen
twentieths of all the church members
in the state; but not single saloon
keeper. In it we find all the Sunday
school officers and teachers who labor
continually and without any pay for
the moral and religious training of the
children and youth; but not single IA
70 dealer. Here we find four-fifths of
all the school teachers and college pro-.
fessors; but no gamblers. This crowd
contains a very large proportion fthose
who obey the law from principle, and
all those who believe in. and advocate
the enforcement of the law; but none of
that crowd who commit perjury as wit
nesses and jurors, to clear law breakers.
In this crowd are to be found nine
tenths of the virtuous and respectable
women of the State; but probably not
single harlot. Here are to be found
the mothers, sisters and wives that make
our homes the sacred places they are;
but not solitary brothel- keeper. We
are glad to be numbered with the ''hal-
lelujah crowd;'' and we trust there are
but few of the readers of the Recorder
who are ambitious to be classed with
the other side.-[Holton Recorder.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-26

The four hundredth anniversary of
the birth of Martin Luther, Nov. 10 next
will be celebrated all the world over,
and particularly in Germany, where the
doctrines taught by the great reformer
are as tenderly nourished to-day as
they ever were. In the United States
the celebration will be very general,
and all creeds, excepting the one against
whom he hurled the very thunder
bolts of defiance and scorn, will unite
in doing him honor. There are thous-
ands of catholics, too, whohave learned
to look upon the reformation as a grand
event in the progress of civilization and
free thought, and by them Martin Lu-
theirs name and Martin Luther's acts
will be remembered with the same re-
spectfd feeling, If not admiration, that
Garibldi's name has excited in their
hearts of late years.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-26
SOUND Eduoatlonal suggestlona.

One of the most opportune and point
ed addresses on the subject of the com
mon-school system of the country was
delivered by the Hon. James Forsyth,
Ii. D., of Troy, N. Y, at Burlington,
Vt. The judge was selected to deliver
the Grafton at the annual meeting. of the
alumni of the Agricultural college of
that state, and eloquently and intellect
ually fulfilled the task
After sketching the development of
the college, and the growth of thought
and scholarship that had accompanied
it, he devoted himself to the practical
questions appropriate TO the occasion.
He forcibly showed that the common
school system of the whole country is
being pressed out Of and beyond its orr
ginal idea, design, and place; that it is
made to do the work which our colleges
and universities are appointed to do +;
that the effort is made in nine states,
and threatened in all, to cause the tax
able property Of the state to pay all the
expenses of what is called ''liberal ed
ucation.''
Judge Forsyth deprecated this policy.
He declared that it was never contem-
plated, as it was impossible that all our
youth should go to college and be Glib
orally educated - that it was not best
they should, on many considerations
that the state viii give a good common
school education free to all its children
that after that It contemplates they viii
help themselves and all start even IN
the race; that If a student desires more
than this-if he would go TO college and
attain to the higher education, when be
prepares for professional Iife-let him
| do it on his own motion and at his OWE
expense.
These are the views repeatedly put
forward and emphasized by the DAILY
NEWS and which are so incisively SUM.
med up by this eminent authority.
To provide or furnish more than 2
common-schooI education at the expense
of the state entails untold evils. It low.
ers and degrades the higher education
ers while it does not benefit the matter
It fails to secure the best talent for oul
higher educational Institutes, while i
tends to make the lower mere pension
ers of the pets Of political bosses.
II Chicago News
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-26

Emporia Republican: Sunday eve
ming about twelve o'clock, some par
ties at the Park Place hotel who hap
pened to want a hack, went to the
telephone, rang up the central Office,
and asked to be given Barwick's livery
stable. A few days previous a new
manager had taken charge of the CEN
trail Office, and, as yet, was not familiar
with all the bells and stations, but he
made, or at least attempted TO make
the desired connection, and answered
back, 'All right, 60 ahead!" The par
ties at the hotel, no doubling but that
they were talking to Barwick, yelled in
the tube, 'Come to Park Place imme-
diately. :" Unfortunately, however,
the manager of the central Office had
made mistake, and instead of Bar
wick he had connected them with DIR.
Biddle's residence. The doctor was
sound asleep, but he has an electric
bell, which woke him instantly. Re-
cei7ing the above order he hastily
erawled into his clothes, thinking that
perhaps it was case of life or deaths
and to make time he harnessed his
horse with one hand while the other
was busy with his toilet He jumped
into the buggy and drove at break
neck pace to the hotel, where he aight-
ed. ran in and demanded: ''Wh-
what's the matter 2'' 'tAatter?" said
one of the party, and then they looked
at each other, at the doctor, and finally
at the telephone and it didn't take them
over two hours and q half to guess
what was the matter, nor for DR.. Bid
die to get matchmaker an opponent
Of the Old Fifth avenue purchase.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-26
NUMBER 20.
A Very Warm wtnta-.

boston Globe. 13'Do you call this
hot?" asked q Chicago man. 'sYou
should have been with me at Calcutta
in the winter of rs Bl-r-r-r! 1t makes
my teeth chatter to think of it, and he
turned up his fur collar. GAS I was
saying, that winter in Bombay was
pretty warp. You see, we used to have
lead issued to US and run cur own bull
let's in those days. Well. when We wern't
in acti"- we used to melt the lead and
eat it tor ice cream. IL about it be-
ing warn to-dayr--why, its only 1O6 in
the shade, # yoq had been with US
that winter in Bapgapore you wouldn't
be talking about hot weather now.
Poor Neversweat lost his feet down
there. Went to sleep by q camp fire
and got his feet in he flames. Froze
'em off, poor fellow, That was in the
winter. They say it'spretty warm there
in winter"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-26
A Sensible Frenchman.

One Frenchman has been found who
has good sense on the duel question.
This is M. Jules Ferry, the premier of
the present cabinet. He was challeng-
ed by the inveterate Napoleonic crank
and duelist, Mr.. Paul de Cassagnac.
He simply refused to pay the slightest
attention to the challenge, and the blus-
tering follower of the third empire may
take whatever course he chooses. A
man like M. Ferry cannot be success
fully posted rs coward by such an
other man as Cassagnac, so the latter
will simply be compelled to rage with
out the slightest practical resources.
IF few other men of this type would
show the same good sense in the mat
ter of dueling, the present ridiculous
stage of this lost art would soon be ever
in France Il Leavenworth Times: