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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-07
For Sale.

1--WE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES OF
hne land. we'll watsred and covered By .
United States Patent. Also, 300 tons Of good
bay and lo0 tons common hay two mogine
machines and two hay presses one hay rake,
three wagons. oass buggy, 10 ane raiia COWS. Is
brood Laares. % youna horses. ona impasisd
ack from Paris, Missouri. ono Norman s:si-
lion. The houss is 2bx50 feet deep, aud well
furnished. Also. stables and corrais, includ-
all kinds of Implements usually used on 6
complete ranch. For particulars apply TO
JOSEPH MRNDEs, Eureka. New. seI3dswtf
BIOLOGICAL AND MINERAL SPECI-
VI mems, and curiosities bought and sold.
NATHAN JOSEPH, Gal Clay street. San Fran.
cisco sea tvtsw
VISITING CARDs-LATEST STYLEs
jnst received At the sFHrrNFr Off q
TOE PRINTING OF ALL ETTDs 4
u SPECIALITY at this onacss
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NOTICE T0 TRAVELLERS.

DAHrIES DESIRING PASSAGE 40 RAIL
l.. WAY Stations will please procure tieksi!
at the Jackson House, or 1t the Fsshion Stables
and leave orders to be called.
W.. a.. SWEENEY h co., Bus Proprietors'
COOIErY BADGES, JEWELS AND CHARMS
~ Of every kind. IN gold. silver or metal,
NATHAN JOSEPH'S, GAL Clay street, SOLE
AGENT IN SAN FRANCISCO for the Universe
Badge and Regalia Go. Workmen's badges
solid gold for 81, postage free. Single badges
O. o. D. Trade Supplied. seS-lydSW
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NOTICE
To the Delinquent Co-0wners in
the Milwaukee Mine.

THO FRANK LENART AND TO HIS HEIRS,
i known and unknown: You are hereby
notified that 1 have performed the annua and
necessary labor to the amount and value of
One Hundred Dollars, in United States gold
coin, during the year 1852, upon the Milwau-
kee mine, situate in the Pinto Mining District,
White Pine County, State of Nevada; that your
proportion of the cost of said labor amounts
to the sum of Fifty Dollars, in United States
gold coin, and you are notified that you are
hereby required to pay me the said sum of
Fifty Dollars, and that if you fail to pay the
publication of this notice, your interest in
said mine will become my property, according
to the laws of Congress. Ny residence is in
the town of Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada.
JAMES WILLIAMS.
Eureka, New, Jan. 5, A. D. 1888. ja6-3m
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VISITING CARDs-LATEST STYLES
mat receIvad at the sFNrINFI off ,a
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T0g PRINTING OF ALL VTTDs 4
u SPECIALITY ct this once,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS IN
TEXAS TOWNS.
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Governor Ireland Entertains the
Departments The Situation al
Llano.
ar-.Nl r.l..rlm .. III L,nmIn.L

Special Telegram tn th, Examiner
AU-riS, June M-rhe attorney. gen
prW decidrs in nu wcr to the collect IT
at Houston, thRt the Ma ono temple Is
taxable.
Miss y y Thompson has resigned IN
principal ut the Bryan Normal School
aud Professor Mcclure has been Appuin-
ted in nor place, but 10y mutual cuuseut
Mcclure goes to BRENNAN and Prufrs-
-ur plttmuu to h yam.
Revenue receipt to day, Sl,SS5.
j. NJ Chatham, collector " Leon
county, settled with the comptroller to.
day, pay lux S2,2OO.
Governor ireland entertained the
Judges Of the higher courts at dinner last
eve ing.
The fish commissioner shipped about
three hundred yUunR carp to-day to DIFF
ftrrut points ia the state, and viii seud
ont live hundred to morrow.
The AdJutRut general IL III receipt Of
"a letter from l. cutcnamt Schmidt, com
mHuding the rangers, sent tu attend
court ut llHnu. lie snys there are one
hundred criminal cases ON the docket,
and the people there fear violence and
hloodshcd, but so far the rangers have
kept everything quiet
county Jail last night, and has not been
caught.
The sale NJ lands IN organized conn
ties for taxes due the ST ,c was continued
to-day.
Jim kcrsine il ON trial in the district
court for murder. the evidence against
him isstroug.
Mr. T. K, Miller, Of the Statesman Of
ice, prominent in printing circles, died
last night and WAS buried to-day.
Lieutenant Guy tarletuu, IT the UNI
ted States army, was ma rled this morn
M To- Mss Cora Bell Arthur, Of thus
city The couple left on the morning
train for Sun Antonio, whence they viii
proceed To Fort Gc(inuis, Montana.
Two abld dog, were killed here toe
day.
The Austin base ballists will accept the
challenge from the Hon ton club.
Mi. VIM. Brucggrrhol prominent
merchant who In, been dangerously III
Is reported better Ilc ha, paralysis and
the doctors think will he permanently
/ disabled lay it,
A man was carried to- the police station,
who 1t was found md taken an over doe
/ OF morphine. y sin cmcuc fixed him up
all right
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21

Minor Heirs About to Capture the Towu
Railroad Matters.

Special Telegram tp the Examiner.
MARSHALL, June 21-Cun>iderahlr cX-
cltcmcnt wus caused to-day bv man 10y
the name OF Brown filing II cl Jim Tor 70
acres Of land situated in the principal part
OF the city. The property includes sew
ernl business houses and takes In the
whole OF the Texas q Pacific RAILROAD
shops, yard, AMI dcpots. The whole
amount involved IL worth over ShOOOO
Ills claim has some pro. pCc's at hCtrg
game rs his mother wi I'D a way llt
property after nis fathers death,
nd he claims The rgUt Of d
minog. only last week the Bur
ress heirs filed suit for twenty ucrcs
another portion OF the WI, and hny,
some chance Of winning. Titles are II
"A bad iix in our city. one man showed
your -poudcut where ne paid Tor his
property tosix different part rs, and thcr,
are more claims upon 1t.
The rcpOr that General Supcrluteud
cut Dudley would take charge Of the
international and Great Northern rail
road and connection with supc iutcn
dei cy Of the Texas and Pacific, an,
would remove his headquarters to Pal
est.pc, is utterly without foundation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21
GIkINIlNNI.SEIl.S
High Excitement Over the Burning Of a
Church by lnCendiarism.

LtrrLr Rock juno % \ church
uc,r Brownsville, Logan county, was
burned SUNDAY morning II M believed
tu he the work % nm iuccu'llHry, aud IL
rortn u purtI. ARE suspected, excitement
runs high aud threats of violence are free
ly made, II the suspicious are confirmed.
ForH TRANS RounEgs ro u,NG.
The four men convicted NJ ruhhiug Il
railroad tram aud killing Conductor
Cam, vii he hung Friday Al ClHrksyllle.
crLLAH FULL or nuMA> HOSES.
pnuAprLPnN, June ~ The police
to-day tuuud IN the cellar oi the dwell
/ ing, No Dab North Fifth street, former.
/ ~ occupied by DIR. Hathaway, an alleged
/ uhortiomst, the bod os NJ several rhil.
/ drcu and large number of humnu
bones. Dr. Hathaway wns mrrHtod
March lst, with Rev lhos. b. Miller,
Tor committing mnlururt'ro upon Mary
Butler, u servant gIrl who's child died
a ter AN opcutluu Both were admitted
{ to bail and Hathaway tlrd but hc l".
turned tu thu "a ONE time ago, but
has never been arrested ON
the charge Three m NTH ago
his wIu charged linn with
brutally assaultlng and threatening her
r. Sue 70 kcd to have warrant is.
sued for his arrest aud subsequently
withdrew thcIchargc. She old Officials
at the time her husband had performed
several criminal operations ON her, and
she know he had performed hundred uI
othcr4. Up to 1 o'clock this Afternoon
twcuty-onr skulls, or PORTIONS ut skull
NJ infants had been found buried Ia Tia,
cellar. DR. Hathaway IL now in th'
county jail oh rgod with assuultimg
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21
I'ItONI III3I.ION.
Grand Ball Masonic Pic Mo Personals

BrLr'S. June ~. The ball given here
last night was one VI the muat delight
fnI affairs OF the scnsuu. The wat, hu.
NOR and beauty ~ the town were there
Irrpsichurc wore imperial crown Tor the
evening, though the god u mirth c.r
tulnly divided the huuurs III the grace
ful queen
The following lady visiturs from
abroad were III att udHucc upon the
ball Miss Maggie Mckee,, ~ Gid
weston, Miss Lillo Snow, ot New Or.
leans, Miss Anne Hnu-e, " Crockett
Miss Nellie Tyler II Missouri. thu
Misses Hines, of Breuham, Miss Lem
Williams, uf = ,lnIo, Miss Annie HHync. ,
" Galveston, and Miss lluustou, Of
BRENNAN. The young ladies were all
Dire scd with eNqmsltc taste and ele.
gnmcr, aud of conrs looked we'll,
There will be Masonic celebration
and pic-uir Ut SplHdu next Saturday.
Also IL grange pic me- at Troy Captain
. Fuller. NJ the Icxus Farmer, W II deliver
an address, to- the grnngcrs. Temple, It
X said, will have one or more speH kcrs
there to repres Mt her cause ON the
county seat que tIuu, IN which event, l..
L. Wi hAms has been requested to- Hp
pear III behalf OF Bolton The qurstiou
will probably not lc discussed at Sal do
IL Temple will hardly he bold enough to
ask the citizens Of that vicinity to move
the county sent ten miles further away
W. Il. MrCutchuou, Esq, left tins
morning on visit to relatives IN Wash
/ iuEtou cou ty. He will he absent ion
several weeks.
/ MIR. I'D Bass, conductor on the NJ Z
between BE ton aud MillcL leaves ~ d
few days Tor the North to bee absent Tom
or xix weeks. llIs fUthcr-u law, Mr.
Jeffrey Wells, an old gen lcmnu %
/ eighty seven, will lcnyc Mt the same lim'
| for Houston. Mt Wells wns born IN Tia,
state Of New York IN 1893, and tx re-
marknbly w.ll preserved for ms age. II,
| says tn I he has always voted the demo
cratic ticket, winch is probably the caus,
/ uf his luugryItN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21
TIE FIRE RECORD
Two War Ships Burned, One Fireman
Killed and Others Injured,

AMSTERDAM. June lO.-'Ihcrc was nm
extensive fire in Royal dock ward here.
The mnn-oi-wur "DOg"crbnnh,' was -
struy,d. and the man H-war, "kcrtrnrr,
VIA considerably damaged. Loss be-.
tween three md tour million llOrin- ;
origin unknOwn. one fireman wa Killed
and three others injured. The minister
oi marine visited the sccac while the Tire
was in progle-s.
san FHANcIsCl, june % - The large
building .uuw as Mprlou'- block, on
Post street, between kcarucy and IN
pout sire f., was destroyed by fire. this
morning The lower stories were uccu-
pied By O'Cuunor " Moi IL, with dry
goods The upper by the Olympic club
Loss SljuUO; mostly insured,
FERssA, Cal June 2p.-Destructiy'
fire tins morning. Ten buildings burned
Loss 27O,WO, Insurance unknown.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21
FROM IststItAItD.


special Telegram to the Examiner.
HuHn,Ep C1Y, Jane ~ - The second
annual exam nation Of our graded high
school began TODAY and viii continue
until Friday night Many visitors are
here from TcNmknuu, Dur-icann, Rnd
other point Hon. II. - lari ON, OF
Ilillsb0ro, VIII del yer the secuul annu j
address.
The t. ynold. family concert troup.
gave Performance here last night md
win give mother tonight It Is highly
spoken oil by our prnple who attended.
The uOugc l. travelling through the
country In vehicles taking Ia every town,
1n,y ~ from here to Dawson and per
form there Friday and saturday nigit..
The weather very warm. The hcr th OF
This section il gOOd-lhy-icians doing
nothing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21
FROM GAI.VESTON
lust to Please the Boys Galveston Be
comes the Scene Of Wild FrOIIo.

GALyE-ToN, June 2L-ln the recorders
court this morning five huodlums were
tried Tor an unusual variety Of llen-es
committed In % RENAL kably short period
ln-t,y,nHg They had demolished the
content. Of a house Of questionable re-
put, on one street, terrOriled blr-kucper
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21

DALLAS, june ~. Mc-Hrs W, K. Shan
non, W. T. Armistead, X G, Foster, A. j.
Rosenthal Of The six members, three re-.
-pectrycly ON the part Of the senate aud
hous', TO prepare an address Ia the peo-
pie OF Texas as to the constitutional
amendments Ia be submitted, met H. This
city To- Ny and prepared the manuscript
uj the address, it l.arthor lengthy doc
Wur' and gucs into details.
Mr.srs. Rus a Pointer OF this city hav,
flied uit against Count Tclh ucr IN III,
Travis county court Tor siuOUUUO dam
ages. II is allrgcd that the count cor
tract d 10 purchase large Facts ut hu'
in northwestern Icyus tor which plHiutil
are agents, bat def nIlnt went back ur
his contract, hence they -eck ,urccusc o
snIIpA
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NUMBER l59

allow the exhibition at the Louisville,
Ky. exposition to take TO that place
four or five EUnkOwR Indians. with the
understanding that they shall be prop.
crly cared Tor.
AZ OLD PAPER HOUSE CLOSED.
ST. LOUIS, June 2D.-rhe Williamson
\ Stewart Paper Company made an IA.
signment to j. +. White Ut which 300.
900 WAY Tor preferred creditu = claims
A-Sets, S2u2,3S6.
SECTIONAL COURTESY
New loRK, June % The mayor sent
the aldermen a communication from Of
licors uG the Virginia Military Institute,
asking the privilege " returning to the
city llag presented the ca h regiment
ot New York Volunteers, captured dur.
ing the war
RAILROAD. REsUNING.
kANsA. tirN., June 2l.-.Nl trains er-
cent the Wabash lett Tonight OH schedule
time, the Council Blum. going via Topeka
over the Santa Fc road, and the Rock
Island ami llnnnibtl by boat q Randolph.
The Wabash Will resume Tomorrow,
going via l;anlulph.
Mrs. sCoNllLE No MORE.
CmCAGo. June 2O.-N decree OF court
WAS entered to-day permitting Mr.. Frau-
els Maria Scnvillr, SISTER ut Clas. i. Cult
eau. and divorced wife ul Geo. Scovillr to
change her name To Fr,nc, Maria Howe.
ruE CoNriNESrALs OVATION.
PoWLNNp, Me, June 2O-Thu New
. Orleans COutincutnls arrived shortly
after o'clock, aud were escorted to
quarters in the Falmouth hotel by the
Brown eng III artillery.
NUHsEHNMEN,' ASSOCIATION.
ST. hCut,, june ~. 4 The ii ghth annual
convention OF the American Association
of Nusrrymrr, florist, and scedsmen con-
vCuci here tins morning.
man TONED nrILER
BosroN, June 20-The governor has
ordered ont the National Lane n to os-
curt him to aud from Harvard college
commencement tu.duy.
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FROM TYLER
Orange Blossoms Sudden Death of an
Old Railroad Man.

Special Telegram 20 ihe Examiner.
TYLER. June 2l.- Mr. sam VI. Field, OF
Galveston an Miss Ncilie May Bowen,
ut this city, were united IN marriage at
the rc.idcnce Of the brides mother, Mr..
T.. a. Bowen. at five O'Clock tins evening,
Rev. Geo. PATRON oil aiadlg The
party took the Missouri Pacific Train an
hour later tor ST. Louis and the north \
large number of friends cIn.iatuHtcl
and bid them 200 Tbs at the station.
". Il, sellers, AN old train dispatcher,
formerly from Illinois, and VOL known
among railroad men, died her" last night
suppO,,d to be from the clleoa Of an
overdose OIL morphine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21

Rough on Rats" clears out rats,
micc, rplchc,, bed bug, lio-, ants, mOles,
ch'pmunks, gOphcr', l5c.--j
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21
GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
UNWILLING A MONUMENT TO
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS
An Aeronant Drops Two thousand
Feet Business Notes and Con
ventons Bishop Wood
Dying
FAST RAILROAD TIME IN rmr NORTH.

Wruty rompNnips purtiCipAird Senators
HAMPTON, butler and other distinrui- shed
men were present. The ceremonies nf nm.
\uliuy consisted al an artillery salute.
prayer mn ode 10y the ladies'
AMI AL "thloh ny hhmpt IN.
lainp'ou pH'u lilu"'' 4" '''e 'nlln'
$500 "u, wv. H., ''v'
""'"'u NJ, w. n ,,n. l,or, ~" v'r,,,.', n,'.,
w. y, w .,.,,,.,. H., urs, ,jo,,., ~,
VII , , hmt 49,. d., IN hnnnr Thny
wv, ~" ~ w., ,,.,,,, .',.,,, ,,j
"".'', a." ~; H.. ,,,,,'t,.,, ia, ,,'.,,r.
,''k ',"" 'I,aI ,''"sL,.'j H.,
'" .,, 4" r"" tro,,,'r, In,,t ", ~ t,.
',,,,, ,r,,, ,nt ,rn,,nrs ar r.L,ls ,nr
wns nur war IN ANY prupcr SENSE "A rebel
lion. II was strtctly civil war growing
out " hrtlng interests aud different
constructions of the conetltutlom
10y opposing sections OF the country.
ne mhin'n h'u 'h"' tue per
''n, ,,r fn,h,rs could never
.,,.'.'',iii,. - ,!t,gru. ~ am, ,,nr,,,n ~
.,,, '',,,,,,ti,c .r,t n IA, k,nt ~ ,I,.t u,,,n,,
.,,,or,,I, ,,,' sriTnrnncn tnlrrni,d hnt srs
.mnc,,i rnnir,hutiry thcir mi shnrr 10
,Ln .,,,r,rt ~ th, ,,nyrrnm,,,,t lint mot
IN ,is I,r,rtiuu hrnriu,,
IT.. hnrlrn. Inf NOT sharing its bomnrs,
nnl feeling that in the home II their
fathers they ARE Tut uuwrlcumc iutru-
Il rs lIrcougrn,nlatri the cuuntr that
the future wNs nuTpiclous thnt tia scars
NJ War were ncing "hli'erurd 10y tlm
aud domandrd TINT oar l"rmor g omlce
do justice to the motives that M.
splrod our conduct ne n'uoN'd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21
"IIuCIIu I'aibH.
Don, in IN. House

Quick, cpmplot" cure, ull annoying
kidney, bladder AMI urinary di-ea-e.. ~
druggisIs.-2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21

ASS tor Wells Rough on Corus' Ijr
quick, complete, permanent cure, COrns
watt.. buuions.-3
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21

NJ cure, no pay. Prepared aud for
sale by CARTER 4 Moon,
%. l9tc 81 Auu IN Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21

Singing; irritatiuus, Inflammation, all
kidney, urinary complaints, cured 10y
"Buchupaiba.n SD
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21

skinny Wen.
"Wclrs Heath RrneNc" restores
he,l.h aud yizor, cure, dyspepsia, impo-
tence, sexual dGbliily.-3
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21

Mems low button OHtord's at Sanger
Bros shoe store.--63tc
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INnIAN. ~ rnr lxmNIIIoN.

WAsIu>GruS, June 2O-rhe commits
sio err ~ Indian affairs authorized the
Indian agent at Fl, Hulliu, Texas, to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-21

Coscurr, y. H., June 2O.-lu the hal,
lot FOR United States senator there IL i
Few changes in the vote Of yesterd y.
Rollins lost two.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-06-29
WORTHY OF PRAISE"
Marsh's Golden Blood & livK Tonic Is I
Good Medicine.

II suffered for years with general
debility. My blood was bad, and my
liver and kidneys were disordered. l
am well. Marsh's Golden Blood &
Liver Tonic cured me. It is good
medicine and worthy of praise
[Charles S. Price, Kansas City, Kan"
"Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver
Tonic has done wonders for me. 1t
is thorough Blood cleansing and liver
gulating remedy. l can cheerfully
recommend IFS. H. Rowely.
Quincy Ills.
81 have never used a remedy for
Cost;veness, Billiousness, or Liver
troubles, that could compare with
Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver Tonic
II. R. Andrews, Mexico Mo.
Marsh's Golden Blood and Liver
Tonic, and Marsh's Golden Balsam.
for the Throat and Lungs, are for sale
by every druggist in Kirksville. Large
DO tiles 50 cents and 81.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-06-29
Cyelsse in KirksyilIe.

For several weeks our town and
county have been deluged with ram
day after day. Dark clouds have been
seen gathering in the west and south
west, accompanied by frighttul claps
and roaring of thunder, following sharp
flashes of lightning until becoming
alarmed all ran hurriedly along the
street for home always going BY way
of Halliday Bros, grocery to get what
wife sent for. Knowing if they went
any other place they would be "blown
up when they got home.
When John gets home his wife asks
what is the probability of the damage
that will be done. He looks at the
weather and the crowds
rushing by and all carrying their arms
full Of goods, and finally concludes that
the cause is not far away in the dis
lance, but all traceable to tie fact that
Halliday Bros. are selling goods at
such ruin ously low prices that it is
creating a terrible storm among the
citizens and there will be NJ ..mage
done them, but great deal of good.
They have let the bottom fall clear out
of the price Of goods. They have
heavy stock Of all classes of groceries
and provisions and won't stand for BIG
PROFITS. The motto of this house is
Quick Sales and Small Profits. Try
and see.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-06-29

Wesley Defrance returned from
Harvard Law School on Wednesday.
He has been IN attendance for the past
16 months.
Mr.. Jas. Robinson and wife accom-
panied by Geo. w. Tull will start east
on Tuesday next. After visiting the
old home in Virginia, Mr.. Robinson
will 60 into the New York and Boston
markets for fall and winter goods. He
will return in September. We wish
the party a pleasant trip.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-06-29
DRY GOODS.
Graphics.

The GRAPHIC boom has just fairly
commenced.
Rev. John Buck. of this place sur
pr;sed his friends greatly this week
with the announcement OF the arrival
OF handsome boy baby at his house,
Tuesday night. Next.
Our farmer friends have made them
selves conspicuously absent from town
for the past few days. If the favorable
weather continues week longer their
corn fields will present a changed ap'
pearance TOR the better.
Our attention has been called to a
very handsome piece of work by Mr..
John Sheah, timer at Carothers d
Green's. 1t is fancy basket. highly
ornamented and unique in design,
and made from one continuous piece OF
tin. Call and see it.
We have received the catalogue OF
the Sam Houston State Normal School,
of Huntsville, Texas. of which Prof. j.
Baldwin is president. The total mum :
Der o, students enrolled for tho past
YEAR was 100. showing large increase
over al previous years.
The organ takes 1t so much to heart
we are sorry the committee on PRINT
ing did not have that office print the
4th OF July bills. We would have
cheerfully lost the job rather than have
the celebration busted up. Give the
baby rattle-box, somebody, and get 1t
out of the sulks, please.
We thank the Democrat for its cour-
teous notice OF the recent change IN the
GRAPHIC proprietorship, but the notice
needs two corrections. The GRAPHIC
has not been sold "again" as this Is the
only time it has ever changed hands;
and second, its price was not 1000 as
stated by the Democrat.
As one of the evidences ofthe value OF
advertising We need only instance a
thing that occurred this week. Mr..
Page left notice that his oats crop was
for sale. Before inc notice was in type
he traded it for COW, and before he
could get the COW to town, q purchaser
took her at big price. Go thou and
do likewise.
The Donegby Bros. at Kirksville, La
Plata, and Callao, are al liberal adver-
,isers a. we see in the papers published
at each of the three points. and the re,
suit Is they are doing a fine business
and their names are household
words throughout northeast Missouri
I hey have fully demonstrated the value
of iudicious and persistent advertising
The GRAPHIC has never yet dunned
its patrons through its columns, and
does not expect to commence that disa'
preeable practice now, but those know
ing themselves in arrears are kindly
requested to call and settle as soon as
they conveniently can. in order that
we may start our new books in nice
shape. All old accounts, either on sub
scrlption or for advertising and job
printing are payable at this Office.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-06-29
School House Vote.

The result of the Tuesdays election
is gwen below. The interest, or rather
lack of interest, displayed on Tuesday,
was IN sharp contrast to the previous
contest. This time instead of almost
two-thirds majority IN favor, there was
nearly that much against the PROPOSE
ton. We doubt if anything like an
agreement can be arrived at this sea-
son. The vote stood as follows:
For the Loan, 12o.
Against the Loan, FRI.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-06-29
Fixing Up.

Mr.. H. G. PARCEL is fitting up his
Gallery, on the north side, in first class
style. A new room tor printing photo
graphs is being added and the 7hole
establishment is in course of renova-
ton. New carpets, new accessories
and handsome furniture, together with
all the modern appliances of the art
will contribute to make this the finest
equipped Gallery in North Missouri.