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Oar kindergarten Sshssl.

we had The pleasure, en- Tuesday, of
spending an llo1r or two IN the Kinder
garten school kept by Mrs. Fluhart.
The little ones, from three to sir years
of age are not given SIT lessons or
taught from books, yet all of them ex-
hibited surprising knowledge of man,
things supposed to be beyond the COM
prehension oil such young pupils. The
principle OF the kindergarten system
seems to he to lead the little ones in
their play to acquire knowleage un-
consciously, and thussmake a pleasure
and an amusement, of what under the
old system of imparting knowledge,
was so irksome and dlstastetul. A
child completing a full course under
this system imbibes knowledge Of the
foundation principles of nearly every
science aud art, and acquires dexter
ity of hand and limb often lacking In
full grown men and women. In addi-
ton TO this a habit of close observation
Is so cultivated that all after study
must be greatly aided by it. We De-
lieYe if parents generally understood
fully the work of such a school, Mrs.
Fluhart would find her present quar-
tiers too small to accommodate those
who would patronize it. The child
coming to the school age with such a
preparatory course certainly is possess
ed of advantages that will prove oil
great value in the requirement of an
education least Of which an awak-
ened and receptive mind, anxious TO
receive and assimilate new knowledge
in any shape it may be presented.
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MARRIED.

yoTAw-ELY.-At the Pool House, resi-
dence of the briGe's uncle, at $50 P. m.
wednesday, November %, Mr.. j. E. Votaw
and Miss Lou Ely. officiating minister,
Rev. ]. B. Mitchell.
Only intimate friends and relstisss we're
present to witness the ceremony The
GRAPHIC extends congratulations and we'll
wishes to the young people, wishing them
prosperous life's voyage
CRoW-PLETGHER.-suaday evening. Get
q. at the residence ofthe brides brother,
MIR. David Ely. Jr., on the Ely homestead
Mr.. P. r. Crow and Mrs. Sarah Fletcher.
Rev. ". B. Horton officiating.
Mr.. Crow has grown up in our county from
boyhood and has long been known as one OF
our most reliable business men. MIS-. Eleteh-
err is the daughter OF one of onT oldest citi.
zens, Judge D. A. Ey, nov OF California
The GRAPHIC extends It's Congratulations
and wishes long Afe Of nnsHoyed hapFH
ness.
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"MOre Light"

Joe Fl. Nichols. of the Wabash Din
ing Hall has erected lamp post in
front of his restaurant and put on 1t a
patent gasoline arrangement which Is
almost equal to regular city gas light.
It's a great convenience to people
having business at or near the depot.
We understand the railroad authorities
have offered to operate and take care
OF similar light at the end of the plat
form if the city council would hare IL
put up. Of dark nights it is very hard
to find the stepping off place as now
arranged.
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Lecture Tonight.

The lecture which was to have been
delivered at Smiths Opera Hall last
Saturday night has been deferred till
tonight, 2.Sth, at 7:S0p. M; doors open
at 6:35. Considering the fact that we
have nearly full moon and that the
admission is so low, there should be
a crowded house to hear this entertain
ing, instructive address.
SQUIRE n. C. SCOTT, Sylyania, O..
wrltes:"I have been a great sufferer
for fifteen years with Brights' disease
OF the kidneys. For weeks at time
was unable to get out OF bed; used
various internal remedies, but they
gave me no relief. wore two of Prof
Guilmette's Kidney Pads six weeks,
aud know l am entirely cured. For
sale by J. 6. Jamison.
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What a Mississippi Pilot Says.

Capt. D. NJ. Riggs, who is well
known at New Orleans and along the
Mississippi river, says, 81 have been
suffering from dyspepsia for the past
five years, and from broken rest, by
severe pains in the bowels and kidneys.
[ tried every medicine recommended
for these diseases, without success. At
last l used bottle of Browns Iron
Bltters, which proved perfect success
in my case 1t cures all liver, kidney
and malarial diseases.
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v likes, B|acknan.
4 Wilkes.
Are now ready to
handle all the game
and poultry they can
get.
Advertised Letters,

List OF letters remaining in the post
Office, Kirksville. Missouri, Nov. aad
1884. If not called for in 80 days
will be sent to dead letter Office:
Fielding Bennett George Buchanaa.
Miss Addie Campbell, Jake Rlich. Miss
Jane Brown, Cora Cornelius, Mrs. Ella
Cooper. T. A. Cummings, Willie Eu-
banks, Martha Hill, Viola HartHer,
Mary A Hepso, L. Howell. Miss Jennie
Jones, Mrs. NJ King. Mis- Moore
Andrew Moots, Mrs. Idelia Nicholson,
Eben Obereen, James Pink, Mrs. Jeu-
ME Rider, ]. A. Riley, Mrs. Maranoa
Schofeld. Geo Saunders, Miss julia
Sharp, Thos Shelton. Mrs Fink Slobe, j
E Wharton.
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
J. d. MILLER, P. NJ.
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There Is no man who comes TO our
town that can get on the outside OF
more turkey or sell more cigars than A.
Sunderland, with kings5aker Bros.
Pools Thanksgiving dinner was
something to be proud of. The
GRAPHIC was represented, by special in
vitation and must say thatthe occasion
was one long to he remembe red." The
Pool House Is noted for the excellence
of Its cuisine, and On special occasions
like the above, hasn't peer anywhere.
The ingredients entering into the
composition of Mishler's Herb Bitters
include the purest and most wholesome
herbs, from which the medicine derives
its name, and which are compounded
after the best scientific me thods. DR.
Joseph G. Lane, Chicago physician
of high standing, after thoroughly
testing the BItters, writes that lie in
tends using it regularly In his practice,
having tried it with the most CRAFTY.
ling results in diseases of the kidneys
Fer the indefinite aches and pains o.
nervous patients Tongallne is superio,
to any other anodyne. For nervous
headache or muscular rheumatism it is
almost specific.
Park Rltchie, NJ D., st. Paul, Mimi
Monday morning very pompou
looking turkey cock was spreading hi
plumage in the back yard at the editor
residence and sneering at Tough Oil
Rooster that had seen better days
Never mind my friend, you can stru
now but remember responded tn
rooster, that Thanksgiving comes thi
week" "Ha! is that so; thanks, In
off" shouted Mr.. Turkey. Three day
latter tough Old Rooster figures
prominently on the editors table. Nor
al: Don't shout TILL you're out of tn
woods.
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Appointments.

Anniversary exercises of the Adsir
county Bible Society, in the ME-
Church next Sabbath at eleven o'clock
a. m, all the churchesjolnrng.
Rev. John Wayman, D. D. of Mexico
Missouri, will lecture in Mercantile
Hall on Monday night. next, Dec. 1st,
on the subject "Why l am a Prohibl-
ZIONIST" To give all of our people the
benefit of his views, the lecture will be
FREE. The lecture will begin prompt
" at 7:30.
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Business announcement.

HalladayBr os., having sold one
third interest in their business TO w.
Halliday, all business Of the old
firm must be settled Immediately.
Those knowing themselves indebted
please call and settle. Thanking our
friends for past and hoping In the
future to merit the same degree Of
patronage and favor We are respectful
ly yours. HALLIDAY & BRss.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By vfr'ue and authority of a special Fxeertioa
Issued nom the Office OF the clerk OF the circuit
SQUIRT of Adsir county Missouri, reiurnabis ut the
December term 1885,. OF said court, 10 me directed
In favor OF Mary A Musiek. and against Cl rena
Hickman, John X, g. Hickman Lille A. NJ.
Hickman and Ida Hickman in pu rsuance OF iulE
enf and order OF sale OF said court at the October
Term Ss4. have levied upon and seized the follow
Ing described real estate in AdaircOuntJ. Missouri
to-wit: The south part OF the south west quarter
OF the north east quarter OF section thirty two -
containing thirty (3Ol and the south part Or
the south east quarter n the north quarter OF
sector thirty two (32) containing thirty acres
All iu Township sixty four t6f.l or range xteea
(l6). and WILL on Friday the l2h lay OF ID .eern-
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon OF that dsy.
while the circuiVcourt Il r tdair county, MIssoafl
IA In session, at the Csurt House door, In Klrks-
Vile, Adzir county Missouri. sell the same. or
much Thereof IS may be required. At public sale.
the highest bidder for cash in hand (subjeet 70 all
prior liens and igementsl to satisfy said Execu-
toa and costs. JAS. II. kINNEAK
Sheriff. Adair Co., No.
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Us. Poolis agent for The Traveller 5
Accident Insurance Co, OF Hartford,
and sells tickets from one day up for a
small amount. Parties gong off on
railroads should always stop and get
an accident ticket or policy that will
pay their family 5000 in case OF
death or S25 per week IN case you get
hurt. Call on Pool ana get particu-
lars.
New goods at
McCEEsxEy & EIcHELBERGRRs.
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Overcoats. hats, late styles.
McCHEsNEY G. EIcHELBERGRR.
Notice..

have just added new line of is o..
knives, forks and spoons, guaranteed
to have 50 per cent heavier plate than
the best No. II triple plate, and is the
heaviest plate made. The best is the
cheapest A. butcher,
White front, south side.
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aRArEIcs.


crats who took IN that Wine Supper.
The H. & s.. Zoe Ry. is building a
new depot at Macon. They have need.
ed one long time.
The Macon Democrat urges the claim
OF Ben. K. Dysart, for appointment as
one of the Judges of the new conrt of
appeals. Qualification Always been q
staunch democrat.
The ministers of Macon are taking
oil a union meeting to be commenced
sron.
The Dis ciples and Seventh Day Ad.
ventists hold public discussion soon
at Bethel church in Macon county.
Clarence has boy law. They are
not allowed ON the streets after II p
M.
The Macon Times criticises adversely
the Fay Templeton troupe which ap
peared there last week. We haven't
heard any OF our Huntsville folks who
went down. say anything about it.
The LaPlata Press is in a mellow
mood over the result OF o. the late
election and kindly "recedes" from its
threats of removing the Normal from
Klrksville. Thanks. Even the dark
est clouds may have a silver lining.
Canton has pork packing establish
ment.
We would like rerbatim report of
some of those speeches at the select
democratic blow out. Wine locsens
the tongue wonderfully sometimes.
The had weather Saturday night
prevented the lecture by Mr.. Mcintosh
for that evening. The lee
ture will be given this friday even
ing.
The Attorney General OF an adjoln-
ing Prohibition State came to Kinks
vile to enioy an old fashioned jam
boree' and was elected from one of our
leading hotels. And still they say pro-
hlbitlon doesn't prohibit.
We are glad to notice and record
one fact and that is houses that have
advertised the most literally in the
GRAPHIC for the past year seem to be
the ones that get away with the lion's
share Of the trade this tall.
James Clark, near Memphis gathered
two hundred bushels of corn from three
acres this fall. The Democrat wants
to know who can beat it? Wait till
the GRAPHIC award is published.
According to reports they had very
boisterous time celebrating Cleyeland's
election at Queen City last week. The
Excelsior claims that the republicans
made so much noise that the orators
DIR. Morrow and w. D. Oldham could
not make themselves heard. That was
pity, indeed.
Nearly all our democratic exchange;
have turned themselves into comic AL
manacs since the election 1t looks
very foolish-to US.
At this season the local columns o.
our exchanges contain such string anc
cheerful items They are generally
headed Bring in that Wood" set
up" Fair Warning" etc.
There will have to be some prett!
plain talk. and better understanding
in the family, or there WI. be tw'
"a miles OF Prohibltionists from this on
One will consist OF the impractieabl
How. Not To-Do-Its. who propose t
take hold of the general government
and reform the White House; the 9th
err to secure the abolition of the lIquo
traffic state by state, and effect it b.
aid of whoever and whatever will helE
The difference between the two ]
manly that one has some practica
sense and knows its friends from ii
enemies, and the other has good des
vet to learn-Brookfield Gazette.
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Just received J. S. Baker L Cos. a
car load of the celebrated Lewis e.
Wayland flour, for sale cheaper than
the cheapest. Every sack warranted.
Also bran and ship stuff at the lowest
prices. Goods delivered promptly.
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Teacher.

Don't work a sick hon se-Let him
rest, diet him. and use no other medi-
cine than Days Horse and Cattle RENE
dy, manufactured by A. c. Meyer &
Co., Baltimore, Md. Price 25 cents
per package of one pound, fall weight
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Wilkes R|||I;;''''' .
Are now ready to
handle all the game
and poultry they can
get.
Wilson Walls.


The second snow Of the season fall
last night and close in its tracks win
ter followed IN full blast as though be
would make mp for oil time loitsred
away.
Pol ties are subsiding somewhat
Mr.. Young may now be found in the
house lately occupied by Newton Bros,
with house repaired, all in apple pie
order, and q fine lot of goods which he
is ready to sell to any one who wishes
to buy.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Caldwell Of La
Plata, are at the Wilson House visiting
Mrs. Barnhart, mother Of Mrs Chad.
well.
Miss Gertrude Hopkins, Of Brsshsar.
has been spending few days with her
aunt, Mrs. w. F. Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson and daughter,
Edith. have gone to spend . few weeks
in Bunkerhill, Ill, with Mrs. Belt,
sister Of Mrs. Wilson.
The clover huller is in this locality
at work; hulled tveatr-nine bushels
for Mr.. Hamiltoa. twenty -oae for Mr..
Barrow, aud Others not heard from.
dim ehadwell says it il . boy and
dong we'll; weight not reported.
| 4 Miss Hnghey viii give two weeks
| vacation to enable the boys to gath 81
corn, that they may not lose the TINT
from school.
Chester Hamilton has returaed hom,
from Iowa where he has been attend
ing school several mouths.
| Health good. RusTlc.
Nov. %, 1884.
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For Lung and liver diseases, measels
and cold give your hogs Days Horse
and Cattle Powder. 1t Is the standard
remedy. Price 25 cents per package
of one pound.
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New eranberrles at Willard Bros.

Flour from S100 to $3.50 per sack at
IS. Baker & Cos. All other groceries
proportionately low. Give them call.
All kind Of feed on hand and delivered
to any part of the city.
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Dissolution of Partner ship

The firm of Eckert 6 Kinnear is mutually
dissolved, Jas. II. Kinnear retiring. AF
persons knowing themselves indebted to the
above firm will call and settle at once, Is We
are compelled to have money to settle our
own business affairs. Notes, books and &C.
counts will be found at old stand.
HENRY EcKgRF.
n31-4w J. II. HISNEAE,
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Fresh oysters.

Fresh Oysters served IN every style
at Uncle Charlie Allgaler's Kirksvllle
Kitchen. Give HIM call and be made
happy.
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Willard Bros, are still here. They
have another car of the old reliable
Eagle flour, lower than bed rock.
Everybody stop and get sack. The
bakers Will have no other.
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The Political Campaign IS over!

But Cal,f and Nicholson have just
opened the campaign in groceries al
Burrows old stand. Call sad set
them.
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The Siudebaker.

These wagons are by far the best in
the market and everybody knows it.
Carothers g. Green have Just received
another car load. Don't buy any
other.
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Becktol & Snyder still have on hand
Peninsular, Gold Medal and Superior
stoves. Fire backs guaranteed to last
fifteen years.
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Go and examine the 10 OF. knive;
forks and spoons at A. butcher
White front, south side.
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Parties Geslrlng Dental work of any
kind should call on Dr. Carter, in the
New Blick Block, north side square.
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Glassware and Queensware in endless
variety. very cheap at L. A. Wizards
32-4
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For Rent.

Dwelling house, OF three rooms.
kitchen furnished: living well and
cistern at the door. Apply at this
office
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Stair work, such as Ballusters, Rail-
ing, Newell posts, ETC., on hand or made
to orGer promptly at the Variety Wood
Works.
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Try Smith & Bay
lor for w ire andPick
ct Fencing.

Uncle Charley Allgaler Is still give
ing good square meals for % cents at
Klrksville Kitchen.
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Bbl. of Orleans sugarjust received al
C. E. MarkeY's. 1872
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Wanted.

Picker & Crebs need q few more tic
makers.
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For Sale.

Eight or nIne Chester White Sheats
for sale at bargain from 50 to GO lbs.
weight. Enquire Of, | D. PEAgcE.
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Nicely furnished room and boarding
for tHo gentlemen. Inquire 1t this
Office,
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For sale

A hig grade Bull Calf months old.
Inquire at this Office.
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Monthly report OF the Mulberry
school for the month commencing Oct,
18th and ending Nov. 9TH. Pupils en-
rolled during the month, 81; averag
number of pupils attending each day
%; average number of days attendance
by each pupil IL; names of pupil not
absent during the month. Katie Mad
den, Mary Madden. Lucy Miley. Mamie
Floyd, Ida Motter, VERNE Michael,
George Motter, WILDER Clifton, Henry
Chester. Names o. visitors: Mr.. Ailey
Misses Mary and Kate Miley and Mr..
Jesse Motter. EMMA KNAPP.
Teacher.
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4 Big Bargain.

rs vacant building lots for sale cheap
for cash in hand. Inquire of 7. c.
Harris, Real Estate Agent
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W. G. Fout has received an immense
stock of Holiday goods and Will soon
have them on display look out for his
''sd.' next week.
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NOTICE.

and devote all nay attention 10 midwifery and al
female diseases.
CATHERINE c. DAVIS.
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Cloaks, Newmarkets and Russian
Circulars cheap at
McCHEsSEY & EiCHELBERGER
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McChesney & Eichelbereer, south
west corner of the square.
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J. NJ. Mccall on the north side
square will loan money at 6s on sums
Of $500 and over.
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FIshy.

Fish at penny piece at Willard
Bros.
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STOVE UP.

A few more heating stoves at re-
aaced prices at Carothers & Greene's
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Get your Orleans Sugar at G. E.
Markey's. a2-3
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Iowa and Spring Greek coal at Hoye
&Cos.
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If you are troubled with fever and
ague, dumb ague, bilious foyer, jaun-
diaai dyspepsia, ypr any disease of the
liver. blood and stomache, and wish 10
get well, try the new remedy, Prof.
Guilmette's French Liver Fad. Ask
your druggist for it, and take no other
and If he has not got it send 81 80 in a
letter to the French Pad Co., Toledo,
o. and receive one by return mail. For
sale By J. G. Jamison.
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Flour from soc to sl.25 at Hoye &
Co.'S.
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SCHOOL REPORTS.

Third monthly report OF the Star
school for the month commencing Oct.
9th, and ending Nov. 21st. Number
of pupils enrolled during the month "a
number of days attendance of all pu-
pits, 45S; average number Of pupils at
tending each day, %; average number
of days attendance by each pupil, %;
names Of pupils not absent during the
month, Eta Henry. Andrew Fisher.
Minnie Farrell, Mary Shouse. Sallie
Stouse, Lessie Stuil and Henry Chad
we'll; names Of visitors during the
month: Mr.. Charles Fast. Mr.. Thomp-
kins. ELLA WISE. teacher.
lseport for fall term of Wilson
School commencing Sept 1st and end
ing Nov. 2ls:: number of pupils enroll
ed during the term ~; number of days
attendance of all the pupils 1880; aver.
age attendance each. day %: average
number of days attendance by each
pupil 40; the following is the average
grade of the school on a scale of 10;
arithmetic, 81, geography 8, grammar
81; US. History 8, eloeution 9. Civil
Government 91s. Our visitors during
the term were. Messrs Frefi Trailer
John Malone and the Misses Ruth
Miles, Ida Woods and Sireldia Hughey.
Parents, I insist that you visit the
school often. 1t certainly IS your duty
to do all you can to help make your
school a success, send your children TO
school regular, and come and see hog
they are progressing. Length of term
SIX months, wages $685., per month.
SABLE HUeHEY. Teacher.
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Psrksf's Pleasant Worn syrup Never Fail,