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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-04-11

"SEcRETs of Success in Business "
contains the collated experience of
astute men for many years in the
great commercial centers. f. Bagot,
Agent, Honolulu.
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"SEoRETs of Success in Business"
is just published and its teachings
are based upon the latest expert
ences, f. Bagot, Agent, Honolulu.
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FoRTY-oNE passengers, including
HI. r. II. Princess Likelike, are al
ready booked to leave by the Mari
posa on Tuesday.
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The combination of the whirligig
organ and the circus band last night
was by no means harmonious. The
whirligig seemed to be better patro-
nized than the circus; one lady
rider at the whirligig was very sue
cessful at ''tilting in the ring" and
received considerable applause.
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THE captain and officers of the
Kerguelen will be received by His
Majesty at noon tomorrow.
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PASSENGERS.

From Hamakua per G r Bishop,
April 10-G M Coffin, Mr. Akin and
10 deck.
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The James Makee.

FREEMAN, Commander
Leaves Honolulu every Thursday
at 3 pm. for Kapaa and Kilauea. Re.
turning, leaves Kauai every Tuesday at
4 pm, and touching at Wainae, both
ways
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Mr.. James 7. White of the White
House celebrated his thirty-second
wedding day last evening. About
twenty couple were present by invita-
ton, and the host and hostess were
wished many happy returns of the
day. The White House, which was
prettily decorated, presented an
animated scene. Dancing was kept
up till a late hour and the guests
were we'll cared for.
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EVERY home is it's own business
college where "Secrets of Success in
Business" is found.
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A GOOD smart boy is wanted by
the American Express Co.

A COMPLETE secondhand billiard
table, in good order, is wanted.
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A $4,000 WHALE.


G. A. Williams & Co., owners of
the whaling schooner Francis Allyn
of New London, received on Tues
day letter from Capt. Joseph j..
Fuller. lie reports the schooner at
Desolation Island December Is, with
so fur seal skins. The officers and
crew were all well. The same firm
has also received encouraging advi-
ces from Peterhead, Scotland. In
November, 1882, the crew of the
schooner Lizzie p. Simmons, Capt.
Roche, now in Cumberland Inlet,
captured an unusually large whale,
which yielded 169 barrels of oil and
$500 pounds of whalebone. The
oil and whalebone were shipped to
Peterhead by the brig Catherine Of
Peterhead, vessel chartered by G.
A. Williams to carry supplies to and
oil and bone from Cumberland Inlet
to Scotland. The bone has just
been sold at Peterhead for f2200
per ton, or $47 9 q pound, the
highest price ever received for whale
bone by any American firm. This
one whale realized between $13, 700
and $14, 900, and is believed to have
been the most valuable whale ever
captured. -1merican Paper.
-
ORDER OF THE HOLY WEEKS RE-
LlGl0US SERVICES
In the Roman Catholic Cathedral of
Honolulu:
April 11th-Good Friday.
8 p. M.-English Sermon.
April 12th-Holy Saturday.
Z A. M.-High Mass.
April 13th-Easter Sunday.
10 A. M.-Grand Pontifical Mass, fol-
lowed by Baptism of Adults and
Infants.
3 P. M.-Confirmation, followed by
Rosary and Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament.
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

Tern Excelsior for Port Townsend
Stmr G r Bishop for Hamakua
Schr Waioi for Hama
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"SEcRETs of Success in Business
follow its maXims.
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PACIFIC MAIL s. S. co.

FOR AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY:
Zealandia. ..........,.......On April 10
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Stmr City OF Sydney. April ID
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"SEcRETs of Successor Business"
handbook for old and young.
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The Planter,
The IWalani

CAMERON, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
at 5 pm, for Nawiliwili, Koloa, Eleele,
and Waimea, Kauai. Returning, leaves
Nawiliwili every Saturday evening.
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Notice.

GovERNoR's OFFICE, HOMO
LULU, Sept. "a, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that no debts
IN contracted ON behalf of the Ha-
waiian band will be recognized or paid
unless ordered by the undersigned.
JNo. o. DoMINIs,
Governor of Oahu.
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SUN, MOON AND SEA.
OCEANIC S. S. co.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Mariposa. Leaves Honolulu, Apr. 10Th
Alameda. Leaves Honolulu. May. 1st.
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The G. R. Bishop,
DAVIS, Commander.
Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
at pm. for Kukuihaele, Honokaa and
Paauhau. Returning arrives at Honolulu
every Sunday morning.
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MIX POStac

just see the new Palo Altos
(Stetson's) in Black, Brown and
Blue, opened this day, at McIner-
ny's. Gs5 st.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

Rooms wanted iu a private family.
A young man wants situation as
coachman.
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He was not q ghost, my visitor,
But solid flesh and bone;
He wore Palo Alto hat,
His weight was twenty stone.
{ It's odd how hats expand their
brims,
AS ripper years invade,
As if when life had reached its noon,
1t wanted them to shade!)
N,,xr Deterioration
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Brashear Briefs.
GRAPHIC Correspondence.

uRAPHIC correspondence
Times good, plenty of work and lots
to eat.
Jas. McCreery spent last Thursday
and Friday in Quincy buying goods.
KeHer has just received some stoves
that make one almost wish for cold
weather.
We have Prof. Yates lecturing tor
US this week. He lectured Tuesday
night, and promised to continue
through. this week If the people would
turn out to hear him. | do not wish
for people to be blind as Prof. Yates Is,
but the world would be betteroff if more
people would see a little with their
minds and had the heart and energy
the Professor has. If parents ana chill
dren would do as the Professor
advised, Ignorance and crime
would be put to flight. and there
would be happiness throughout our
land, instead of poverty, misery and
wretchedness.
J. 4. Muslck is to speak TO the repub-
licans of Blashear on next Saturday
night.
Prof. Yates visited Mr.. Hallibul toms
school Tuesday and gave the children
talk. The Prosessor felt of the
bumps on Mr.. Crawford's head and
says the only trouble with Crawford is
that he falls in love with the girls too
easy.
Mr.. Corder and family, of Charlton Co.,
is visiting his father-in-law, Jack Lee
this week
Mr.. Woods sister who has been visit
ing friends and relatives here, left this
morning.
Miss Ada Keller leaves US next Mon
day 18th inst. She goes to wave the
teachers wand over the young ideas
and teach them now to shoot. Miss
Ada has FIVE months school at $50 PER
month.
The Academy school opens the Doth
inst.
Hartsock's boys has raised a Blame
pole on their farm, so feet high. The
Kephart and Perry boy are going to
raise one at Paul town soon.
Rev. Curl, of Kirksville and Rev. Mr..
Anderson, of Edlns, spent Tuesday
night in town. UNCLE JAKE
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The following is the appointment Of
Republican meetings. as made by the
county committee at its last meeting.
Every person should make arrange.
ments to attend, Meetings to COM
mence promptly at 7 o'clock.
Wilson Tp--Wilson Town, October
6; Prairie Bird, Oct. 7.
Salt River Tp-Brashear, Oct 8;
Fairview, Oct. 9.
Clay -Willmathville, Oct. 10;
White school house, Oct. II.
Polk Tp-Sublette, Oct. IS.
Nineveh Tp--Hazel school house,
Oct. IA; Novinger, Oct IS.
Morrow Tp--Shibley's Point, Oct
I6; Gilmore school house, Oct II.
Liberty Tp-Ringo's Point, Oct. 10.
Williams school house, Oct. 20.
Walnut Tp--College Mound school
house, oct. 2T; Hays school house, Oct.
20.
Pettis Tp-Millard, Oct. 20; Curtis
school house, Oct. "a.
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sublette GraphIes.
SuRLErrE. Mo. Sept. "a.

SUBLErrE, Mo-. Sept. ID.
Grasshoppers are plentiful and do
ing some damage to late corn.
Our town is still on the boom. Bus
ihess good.
DR.. Hall reports health in this vicin-
ity as good.
Our district school commenced ON
Monday last 9TH good attendance.
Miss Emma Grimm is the teacher.
M. Speer, formerly of Greentop, but
now of Kansas, passed through town
one day last week on his way to Green
top.
John w. Hutchinson has purchased
the Adams farm. Price not learned.
John w. Hutchinson formerly of this
place but now residing in Illinois, was
visiting relatives and friends in this vi
cinity this and last week. Mr.. Hutch
ison is keeping store at Donlvan, Hi
nois. He informs US that business is
good at that place.
DR.. Gates moved back to his farm
last week. He will try farming again.
Messers Clark & Crow are opening
out their fall and winter goods.
J. J. Clark, our R. R. agent has
been absent for some time on visit
to New York. We learn he will return
in a short time. Bud Ely is filing his
place as R. R. agent.
DR.. Hall made a business trip to
Ottumwa, Iowa, on Monday last.
A son of N. Inbody, living five
miles west Of this place, met with
quite painful accident on Saturday
evening last While taking out a
cartridge from his revolver 1t was dis
charged and took effect in his leg. DR..
Hall was sent for and rendered the
necessary surgical treatment.
John Moore and G. Wikham went
to Kansas last week to look out new
location SPRAY.
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Radical Ridge

w. H, Parcell's mother and wife are
very sick yet.
id. Stephens, IT., had to leave the
College last week on account of SICK
ness but will be out again in a day or
two.
Mrs. ]. w. Dodson and daughter.
Miss Ida cook, was at Judge Stephens
Sunday. Of course c. w. H. was
there with his buggy.
Walter Hayward lost heifer last
week by eating corn stalks that the
hogs had chewed up.
No club meeting last night Too
much rain.
Corn cutting is here.
School is moving on finely.
Sept. "a, 1884. ST. JOHN.
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Greent0p Graphics,

GEEENToP, Mo-, Sept. %, 1884.
Warm sunshine and frequent show
erS continue to afford us growing
weather.
Nothing of startling interest has
transpired in or about our quiet VII
lage during the past week.
Mr.. j. Wittmer continues to receive
additions to his furniture stock.
Another horse race occurred here Sat-
urday. We did not learn the names
of the owners, or any of the partl culars
as to the result
We noticed DR.. A. P. Willard, of
Kirksville, on our streets last Satur-
day. Come again.
The Blaine and Logan interest is
running at high tide IN this section.
Miss Eta Owens, of Maryville, Iowa,
who hag been visiting friends in this
place, returned home Monday. There
are eyes that will long to see her re-
turn.
What has become of the political as
pirants and candidates for office subject
to the patronage of the opposing politi-
cal parties? We have heard no stump
speeches this season. Do they think
this is shallow soil and that good seed
would be sown in vain?
No preaching in this place last Sab
bath. DANTE.
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Blaine and Logan Club.

The next meeting OF the Blaine and
Logan Club will be held on Saturday,
September Fl. Ladies especially invi-
ted. The following is the programme:
1. Meeting called together by the
drum corps at half past seven.
2. House called to Older by presi-
dent.
8. Reading of minutes.
4. Music by ladies and gents glee
club.
5. IS minutes speech by John w.
Bernard.
e. Song by Plumed Knight Ca
7 IS minutes speech by F. M.
Harrington.
8, New and unfinished business.
9. Music.
10. Adjournment.
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oR,.A.I.,;r,|Hilcs..''

Corn is ripening. F4af
Frost is coming.
Wood and coal looking up.
Read Ford's speech in this issue.
Our Normal, public and private
schools are booming.
The democrats have made another
misdeal.
Mr.. Sees has thought better of il
and concluded not TO run for Sheriff.
Full particulars as to the manner OF
awarding the GRAPHIC corn prize win
be published soon.
SEE the advertisement of the koches-
ter Shoe Company, on the last page OF
this issue. They have an immense
stock, just opened out in the Gulpe
building.
At least two good speeches and a
arge amouat OF other interesting poll
teal matter appears in this issue OF the
GRAPHIC.
We have completed arrangements
for a new original story to be com
menced in the GRAPHIC shortly. It
was written expressly for us and will
doubtless be greatly appreciated by
our readers. The GRAPHIC is the only
paper in North Missouri that pur-
chases original matter Of this kind for
its columns.
"Cinclnnatl Pork Cincinnati Pork!
Why Cincinnati Pork? because Ohio
stock raisers give their hogs Days
Horse and Cattle powder every day in
their swill, and they are known to be
healthy. Price 25 cents per pound
package.
1T. Atterbery saw John Gardner's
big squash and went one better. He
has two at C. E. Markey's, which
weigh 1sa and I62- pounds respect
lively.
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Resolutions of Respect.

To the memory of Mrs. Della Randall. By
the Ladies' Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian Church Of Kirksyille. Mo.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our Heavenly
Father, in his all-wise providence. to remove
by death an esteemed member of our Society,
Mrs Della Randall. therefore
RESOLVED, LIST: That while we mourn the
loss of our beloved sister, yet we rejoice that
she is at rest.
I'd. That we acknowledge Gods sovereign
ty to recall his own, and recognize in her
death the call to us to renew our diligence
in the Loid's work while we have oppOrtu-
nifty.
Sd That we extend to the bereaved hus-
band and family our heartfelt sympathy, and
commend them to Him who only can com
fort the sorrowing.
4th That these resolutions be placed in
the minutes of the Society, and a copy be
published in each of the three journals OF
our village.
MRs S. S. McLAUGHLIH,
Mrs. j. P. BLANToN, Com
Mrs. G. s. SHELDON, ;
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Try Smith & Bay
lor for Wire andPick-
ct Fencing.

If you don't see, it is mainly your
own fault, because by procuring pair
of Diamond lens spectacles or eye
glasses, you can improve failing eye
sight so as to see clearly.
Diamond mark stamped on
every pair. For sale only at the jewelry
establishment of Hart s. Miller, adjoin-
ing Masonic building.
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Edna Fair.

The following gentlemen of this place
are attending the Edna Fair this week:
J. 5. Baker, S. Jonas. w. G. Cochrane,
U. Updyke, G. A. Giller, Frank Quinn,
w. Kellogg, Jno. Cheffey, ]. l.. Rice, l..
Miller, r. Hawkins and S. Halliday,
Will Rich, John Thompson, Henry
Eckert, James Whitacre, Ea. Hardin,
S. J. Miller, John Wilkes and John
KILLER.
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Campaign Lies.

Of all kinds are rife, and the citizen
is puzzled to distinguish the real facts
in many cases, but such is not The case
when it comes into the domain Of the
pocket book. Halliday Bros, continue
to be headquarters for all that is best,
cheapest and most acceptable in the
line of groceries. They are carrying
an immense stock this fall and doing
fine business. Farmers having pro-
duce to sell or supplies to purchase
should call and see them.
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Premium Colt.

Last Saturday w. A. Martin award
ed the 500 premium for the best
spring colt from his horse Bravo
Samuel Rice, F, W. Englehart, e. w.
Morrow, G. w. Ownby, W. A. Martin
and j. w. Waddill were contestants.
j. H. Cambell, j. W.. Anderson and D.
Francisco acted as Judges. J. W..
Waddill who had two colts on exhlbi-
ton was awarded the blue ribbon.
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A Chance for Boys.

Young men, if you would succeed in
business life, take a thorough COM
mercial education at the Gem City
Business College, Quincy. Ill. twill
pay you large dividends on your in.
vestment. Illustrated catalogue and
College Journal sent free by addressing
d.. l.. MUssELMAN, Principal.
n5o.6m
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DIED.

JkMfsoS-Aiter short illness OF blood poison.
Mira. Lizzie Janison, wife ofJ. e.. Jamison ofihis
city. The deceased born IN rensyIyania In
1885. Her parents moved to Boone county at an
early day. She leaves husband aud two young
daughters beside many irie IS 10 mourn her loss
The funeral service took placest the Baptist
church Monday afternoon at clock.
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Public Speaking.

C. W. Hughey of st. Louis, editor of
OF the Cimete,', and an able and elo-
quent speaker, is convassing in the IN
-terest OF DR.. Brooks, the prohibition
candidate for governor. He is billed
to speak at this place on the 18th CT
October. Further particulars later.
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Advertised Letters.

List OF letters remaining in the post
office, Kirksville. Missouri, Sept. 18th,
1884. If not called for in so days
will be sent to dead letter Office:
Barber Sarah Mrs Event Nellie Mss
Holg A. X. Frank A.
Mason John MillerAIintnieMiss
Moor A. j. Rellison Rebecca
Robertson TheophiusRoaeh Mary 2
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
j. d. MILLER. 2. NJ.
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IL. S. e j
KIRKsyILLE MaRsA !;

EGGs-121l
BUTTER 10 to 121<. e
GHIG x : Young $50 to 200 : S
FEATEEdsS-45c. & g
APPLES-20 to 45c.
GRAPES-2c.
OATS-1ec
HAY-$4 to E.50.
FLAX SEED S1.0O.
TIMOTHY SEEDS
MILLET-25c
BEANS-S1.25.
HOGS-s4 to $50.
COWS-Fat 2 to Sc. Mich Cows and
calves $50 to $40. Calves s11 to s15.
STEERS Fat 4 to SC. Exports &c
BEES WAX-25c
TALLOW-5c
LARD-10c
HORSES-Market lower,
CORN-New sells at 9Oc.
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A Wrong impress sion.

Robert Lorenzo has gone out OF the
Boot and Shoe Business, but is still
supplying his customers with the
shop made goods as cheap as possible.
Call and see him.
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A telegram from Mexico, Mo-, on the
18th states that Rev. John Wayman,
had just received news that ne had fall
len heir to a princely fortune by the
death of an auntln England. His many
old friends here will be pleased to hear
OF his good fortune.
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If your horse is afflicted with those
twin pests of all crowded live ny stable
CLAN ders and farcy, remove the animal
far away from all healthy horses, give
HIM Days Horse and Cattle Powder.
and a generous diet until cured.
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John Hannah. the old and reliable
groceryman, is beginning to open the
campaign in groceries and you may in
the future look out for first class gro
ceries at prices that will startle you.
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Killed by Lightning.

During the heavy storm Monday
evening lightning struck near the
residence of !. G. Jamison and killed
a steer Owner unknown.
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Willard Bros, are making complete
preparations for the advent of the stu
dents next month in the way of family
groceries and supplies OF all kinds.
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The Brashear High School is to be
formally opened next Monday. Rev.
T. j. Wheat, of tins city. is to deliver
the opening address. 1t will doubtless
be very interesting occasion.
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sUBLETTE CLUB.

On Fridsy night, Sept. 18th, the re-
pnblicans of Polk will organize
Blaine and Logan club. The Kinks
vile Drum Corps will be present. All
are invited
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When YOU are IN need of Sugar call
at j. s. Baker & Co.'S, place of business
and look at their IS ID sugar tor
$1.00.
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STALL, Mo, Sept. 81, 1884

STAHL, Mo-, Sept. %, 1884.
There will be a meeting at Stahl
City on Saturday, Sept. Fl, at candle
lighting, for the purpose Of organizing
a Blaine and Logan club. All are in.
vited. By Order of Com.
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Big Hogs.

On Wednesday. Mr.. Obediah Lowe
sold to Messrs Bras6eld G. Kellogg,
twenty one as fine hogs as has ever
been offered in this market. They
averaged 32l pounds. Is there another
farmer can beat this record3
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Stair work, such as Ballusters. Rail-
ing, Newell posts, ETC., on hand or made
to oruer promptly at the Variety Wood
Works.
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Carp Culture.

Parties desiring to learn all about
Carp culture should apply to Phil.
hopplin, jr., Forest Park, st. Louis, en-
closing three cents, for postage, and
they will receive small book of Ga
pages published by the Missouri Fish
Commissioner.
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Coal.

The Advance Coal Co. is now ready
to fiji all orders for first class coal at
bottom figures. D. ]. HOVE G. Co.,
Agents.
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Willard Bros. have downed flour
lower than anybody. A fresh supply
of the old reliable Eagle -four just re-
celyed.
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We will sell you a pound o.
pure all wool home made blank
cts, cheaper that you can buy a
pound of shoddy blankets elsewhere.
Call at Huntsville Wooden Mills.
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Morrow Township.

There will be a meeting at Stahl
City. Saturday night Sept. q, for the
purpose of organizing a Blaine &
Logan Club. All are invited to attend.
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NOTICE.

Stii on the corner southwest OF the Brick Stabn
aud devote all my attention 10 midwifery and al
female diseases.
CATHERINE c. DAVIS.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-26

Don't forget H. Bestman's furniture
Aquarium. In style, everything first
class. In durability, guaranteed to
last forever. Everything manufactur-
ed in my own shop. When you buy
once you need never buy again.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-26

Hayes Bros, BARRIERS have the agen-
cy, in Kirksville, for the celebrated
Specific Lotion. Try it.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-26

Early Corbin wishes 1t distinctly I'M
derstood that he is the regularly nomi-
mated democratic candidate for Assess
or OF Adair.