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The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-31
Meagher County Matters.
THusbandnan.

Smith Bros, of the Mussel5hell, lost
$50 sheep from the attack of bear,
Saturday night last. Many of the
sheep. of course, died of suffocation,
the presence of bruin in the fold caus
ing them to pile. This is the first loss
of consequence these. gentlemen have
sustained during the winner, notwith-
standing their flocks on the home
ranch number upwards Of 10000 head.
There are seven or eight leads be-
ing worked in the Montana district
with force Of from three to four
men each, and the general appearance
of the ore is better than heretofore.
The work is also progressing much
more steadily than has been the case
since the camp was discovered.
Two wool growers--w disremember
their names-who moved down to the
head of the Big Coulee last fall with
flock of pilgrim sheep, we learn.
have lost fully one-half of them. They
had but little hay and no sheds, and
their flock having the scab it was not
possible to save them.
There is a probability of reduction
works being erected at White Sulphur
Springs. 81 M
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Very Peculiar.

In Savage & Elders Office may be
seen specimens of a very peculiar min
eral substance. 1t somewhat resern-
sblcs peat or rotten wood thoroughly
dried, but has an odor as of pitch on
naptha. One of the specimens pre-
sents on one side deposit of a sub
stance resembling rosin or balsam and
giving forth the 0dor spoken of.
These specimens were taken from
vein three feet wide Of the same sub
stance which crops out in a fssure or
narrow ravine of the lower canyon
4 few miles from town. This vein
has lately been ignited, either acci-
dentally or pnrpesely, and burning
slowly but steadily with smonldering
combustion, has already made hole
in tile cliff thenght to be fully twenty
feet in depth. 1t will be interesting
to note how far this fire-bored tunnel
will eventra'ly reach sni whatit will
lead t..
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A Pleasant. Affair.

TgoY Mills, Sept. AT an early
hour Sunday morning people bega n
gathering at the home of Uncle Wa sh
Co nner. The old people looked quite
su rpriscd. 1t is true they had been
ha wing considerable sickness, but the
sick were all get ting better and needed
no further help. Still the people kept
coming and brong ht with them grea
number of boxes and baskets. A long
table was erected and over i. an avn
ing for shade. A number of fine mel
ons were brought into. sight and ever
body helped themselves. Next the
cloth was spread and innu merable
good things for the inner man set forth
Next came the presents, for the chill.
dren and friends had remembe red Mr..
and Mrs. Conner IN a substantial man.
ner. Uncle Wash" was presented by
his sons, David and James Conner :.
Mrs. Conner was not forgotten but was
also presented with numerous articles
OF use and beauty for herself Then
the friends gathered about the tables,
and partook of a rich repast.
This joyous occasion seemed to act as
tonic to the SICK ones, and the guests
after pleasant and social day depart
ed with many hearty wishes for the
happiness of their host and hostess.
Sun FLOWER.
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Try Manard's Almond Candy.
Wilson v aifs.

Wilson school opened Sept. LIST. Will
be a six months term; Miss Sadie
Hughey principal.
The Newton brothers have sold their
store house. and stock of goods to a
man from Knox City, name not learn
ed, who will soon take possession.
Mr.. Lewis BilllngIs having hand
some and commodious residence erect
ed.
C. H. Malone has just had changes
made on his barn which improve the
appearance very much, and now he is
having hls dwelling repaired and an
addition put on.
Mr.. Bailey, principal of the Brashear
Academy. lectured here last Tuesday
evening on chemistry and gave us a
short talk about their school that will
soon open. Several of the youths Of
this locality will attend.
Mrs. Rankins, of Kirksville, lectnred
here two evenings on temperance and
organized w. G. 7. U.
Farmers have begun .heir tall plow-
ing since the late rains. RUSTIC.
Sept. 9Th, 1884.
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Sublette GraphIcs.

SUBLETTE, Mo-, Sept. 9.-Seeing no
items from our Furnishing town we
thought we would drop you few.
Our Primary for nominating Re-
publican county ticket passed off quiet
ly ON Saturday last.
Last Saturday was quite warm
day and while DR.. Gates, of Kirksvilie,
was bringing some cattle to his farm
two OF them became overheated ard
died on the way.
Joel Church returned last week from
Monroe county.
John Peryine, road overseer and citi-
zens in the vicinity between this rlace
and Greentop have done some splendid
work on our wagon roads, which leaves
them in good fix.
Our corn crops are booming.
P.J. Sublette has just completed a
large barn winch is quite an addition
to his farm.
P. Grow has about completed his
dwelling house. When completed it
will add materially to our town.
w. w. Goddard and family will
start this week for Washington Terri
tory.
We have nice church building at
our place, but no preaching.
Our anti-horse thief lodge is pro-
crossing nicely. We learn there is
quite large number of members en-.
rolled.
Capt. r. N. Toler went to Jefferson
City on Monday last, as a delegate tc
the Republican State Convention.
SPRAY,
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Radical Ridge.
SPRAY.

Stormy as the morning was there
was house full to hear Bro. Turner's
discourse at 2:30 on Sunday.
Bro. Rowland gave US his farewell
talk Sunday night. Sorry to have him
leave us.
B. NJ. and J. w. PARCELS. is On the
sick list. J. W. Is confined to the
house with hux.
ii. NJ. Barnes has moved his family
to town that his boys may attend
Smiths College.
Mrs, Geo. Oxley went to Indiana
last week.
Marley has gone into the Sorghum
making business. We have tried some
and find it good.
Payton Ferrel of Highland county,
Ohio, nephew of L. P. Carman is here
He likes this country so we'll that he
thinks of staying.
Mr.. Noes started for Kentucky last
Thursday morn. H. H. will return
here again.
School began Monday with nearly
fifty pupils.
The Democrat wants to know who
can beat j. G. Smiths big sun flower.
Capt. J. W. PARCELS can do it. He has
one ten feet high, seven and one half
inches in circumference at the butt,
seventeen inches in diameter in the
smallest place and Is inches the largest
place across the flower. Said to be OF
the Russian variety.
VIM. Cordray and sister Ella, went
to Linn county on Saturday.
The Dodson boys met with a bit OF
bad luck Saturday. They were taking
their hay press to town aud broke the
rear axle.
Some of our people and few of the
Rural Dell folks went to Troy Mills
Sunday to the birth day dinner at
uncle Wash Conner
Rev. Turner is to preach for US the
first Sunday in October at $50.
S.R. Hibbard started to Smiths In
stltute yesterday.
What is the cause of its taking two
weeks for a letter 10 60 from Kinks.
vile to LaPlata?
The Democrats had speaking by NJ
Mcclure and w. D. Oldham, last Fri.
day night, there were eight or nine
young ladies out from town to helr
sing.
About the funniest thing / saw al
the democratic meeting the other night
was w. d. Oldham taking his girl to 6
seat, but when he got there the girl
was out side of the door. ST. JOIN.
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To The Tax Payers.

OF Adair county: | have now in my
possession the tax books for the year
1884, and will be IN the various town.
ship at the time and place designated
in thi notice to receive the taxes fol-
1888, VIZ: Pettis Township, Millard
September IS, 10 and 20. Wilson
Township, Wilson, Sept, D, % and "a
Salt river Township, Brashear, Sept.
25, 26 and %. Clay TIP, Wilmathville
Sept. 20, 80 and Oct. l. Polk tip. Sub.
lette, Oct, 2, and 4. Nineveh tp
Novinger, Oct. 6, Z andS s. Morrow tp
Stahl City, Oct. 6, and s. Liberty tip
Ringo's Point, Oct, -, IA and II
Walnut tip, College Mound S. H. Oct.
16, II and IS, Benton tip, Huntsville
after Oct. Is. R. G. BIELBY.
Col. Revenue, Adair Co.. Mo.
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Lice and filth kill more fowls, and
are the cause Of greater loss to the
poultry keeper than all other causes
combined People whose fowls are
not infested with the large, black or
gray lice, wonder as they daily see
them growing poor and looking rough,
why they are so unlucky with fowls.
If they will closely examine the nest
and perches, they will find the cause,
and be surprised to see the myuads of
little mites swarmlng in every place,
literally eating the poor fowls alive.
No amount of food or corn can cause
thrift so long as these pests are allowed
to prey upon them. If people care
rothing..for eggs or profit, humanity
should prompt them to get nd either of
the fowls or the lice, and there is no
excuse for the prevalence of the pests
when one quart of kerosene, costing
not more than five cents anywhere,
will kill every one of them. To apply
1t, take one pound of hard soap and
two quarts of water, or one quart each
of soft soap and water; put either into
an iron kettle and heat gradually till it
comes to boil, stirring until the soap
is all dissolved take from the fire, and
add the kerosene, stirring well and it
will soon disappear; add enough water
to the. mixture to make strong. soap
suds, and with this spray or wash the
entire inside of the poultry house, and
especially the perches and nest boxes,
cleaning them out first, ahd afterwards
supplying new nest material-ET.
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JOB PRINTING.

The undersigned having leased t.
Job Department of the GRAPHIC will
run that portion of the business on his
own account during the coming year .
Especial attention will be given TO good,
artistic. clean and correct printing.
Estimates on Book work, Pamphlets,
Blanks, and every description of Com
mercial Printing furnished on applica-
ton. Office in the Graphic building
over Doneghy Bros. W. NJ. Gill.
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Peculiar Freak.

Last Sunday morning NJ. G. Glenn
MIXED two COWS. Within thirty min
utes after the milk was strained away
it had turned to an almost solid clabber.
By noon the curd and whey had sepa-
rated, with the cream and curd mixed
as in the process for making cheese.
Mr.. Glenn is unable 60 account for it
and would like an explanation.
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County Central Committee.

The following gentlemen compose
the new Republican county central
committee. They met and organized
Monday with S. F. Stahl as Chairman
and s. S. Mclaughlin, as Secretary.
Benton-S. F. Stahl.
Saltrlyer-Wm. Mason.
Clay. FL. Reynolds.
Polk-R. N. Toler.
Nineveh-Jas H. Novinger.
Mcrrow-J. A. Brennaman.
LIBERTY. w. Prentice.
Walnut-A. H. Latham.
Pettis VIM. Meeks.
WiIson-Meredith Deaton.
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The Normal.

The Normal opened this week with
bright prospects for the most
successful year in its history.
Three hundred and forty one per-
mits have thus far been taken and it is
almost certain that the number will be
over four hundred. This is the largest
opening in the history of the school.
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KIRKSyl.

EGGS-121l
BUTTER 10 to IL.
CHICHENS- Young s1.OO to2.O0
FEATEERS-45c.
ApPLES-2O to 45c.
GRAPES-2c.
OATS-1Sc
HAY-$4 to 4.5O.
FLAX SEED 800.
TIMOTHY SEED-s1.
MILLET-25c
BEANS-s1.25.
HOGS 81 TO 40.
C0WS-Fat to Sc. Mich Cows and
calves $50 to $40. Calves sl1 to Sl5
STEERS Fat 4 to &c. Exports &c
HORSES-Good horses ready sale SlOO
and upward.
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A HaSpish Summer.

Jones-"What a waspish summer
this is?"
Smith-"Waspish! What a queer
term for summer seosan."
sit exactly describes this summer,
however"
"Why, howe"
at is the hottest at the rear end"
y Philadelphia Call.
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DIED..

In memory -four darling winie little son Of Il.
II ana Il. l.. Galyen, died Aug Nth, aged years
months nd days.
The stars thatnow bedeck the heavens
Send their dun light DER the plain,
But "a dear voice is hushed forever,
Thatwe shall never hear again.
Never, while on earth we Iinger.
Shall that sweet voice e'er reach our
Never shall that childish prattle
Attempt our aching hearts 70 cheer.
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Prof. Guilmette, the inventor Of the
French Kidney Pad bearing his name,
was one of the noted medical men OF
his day in France. Its cures of kidney
diseases are most marvellous and are
said to be permanent.
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A Chance for Boys.

Young men, if you would succeed in
business life, take a thorough CON-
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.
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The oldest in the west. Established
1885. 800 acres. Propagate all the best
old and new varieties of Fruits, ETC.,
adapted for our Western soil and eli.
mate. Everything true to name and
exactly asrepresented. We replace an y
Trees, &C., that die. at half retail price.
Book Of Instructions on transplanting
and management OF trees, ETC., free to
our customers. n9 Il
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Blaine and Logan Club.

A meeting will be held at the Union
school house, in Wilson township, on
the night of Thursday, Sept. 10. The
Plumed Knights from Brashear and
the Kirksville Drum Corps will be in
attendance.
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Torch Light Procession.

There will be torchlight procession
of the Blaine and Logan club on Satur-
day, Sept. 13, at z o'clock P. NJ, in
Kirksville, under the auspices of the
Plumed Knights. Torches for sale at
the hardware store of Becktol & Sny-
der.
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Advertised Letters.

List OF letters remaining in the post
office, Kirksville. Missouri, Sept. 9th,
1884. If not called for in 80 days
will be sent to dead letter office:
Address Bob. Andrews Isaac.
Anderson Casey. Clingsmith Lewis.
Johnson Annie. McCanne Annie.
Schoheld Alice Mrs.
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
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Religious Services.

Subject for the morning and night
discourses at NJ. E. Church next Sab
bath: At II A. NJ, "The Means OF
Grace and at night THE Inspiration
OF the Holy Scriptures" You are in
vited to be present. T.. WHEAT,
Pastor.
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A VIZ ong Impression.

Robert Lorenzo has not gone out Of
the B DOT and Shoe Business, but is still
supplying his customers with the best
shop made goods as cheap as possible.
Call and see him.
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People who use Burks' Liver Pills
once never used any other.
You will feel like another person
after taking Burks' Sarsaparilla.
Hundreds have been cured of blood
diseases with Burks' Sarsaparilla.
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Lightning Freaks.

On Friday evening Of last week j.
w. Parker, living three miles north of
town lost a valuable COW by lightning.
At the same time and within short
distance two hay stacks belonging to
James Floyd were struck and set on
fire. A portion of the hay was saved.
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KIRKsVILLE MARTIAL BAND.
1t Consists of the following Twenty
NIembers-all Republicans.

Jay Gould Martin. Drum Major; Jno. W.
Tinsman, fife major; N. F. DeReamer, drum
sergeant; Geo. w Tull, fife sergeant; Geo.
Notes.-The, ffe sergeant; A. j. Kibler, fife
sergeant; Sam Willis, fife sergeant; VIII Pot
ter, drum sergeant; T. E. Sublette, LIST cor
poral; r. L barrow, I'd corporal; Jno. Gates,
Osborne. 5th corporal; A. L. Emme rson. 9th
corporal; A. Mahaffy, It'll corporal; j. Ma
haffy, sth corr oral; z. Mahaffy, 9th corporal;
Harry Glen, right gen1 guide; Paul Davis,
left gen'l guide.
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Mules Mules! Kentucky Mules!
Better cure your mules of destemper
before you talk about selling them.
Give the whole drove Days Horse and
and Cattle Powder. Price % cent per
package of one pound, tull weight.
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You Don't Look Ii.

Mrs. Langtry now has her age set
down at go years. If she keeps up
this business she will, in few years
more, be as young as Lolita. Now,
can you guess my age, Major O. Gal
liant Major-"No, l can't but you
don't look it."
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"Kindergarten."

A private school and kindergarten
has been opened in what is known as
the Baum House in the northern part
of town. For further particulars ap-
DIV to Mrs. FIuhart.
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S.H. Brownlee has the Guipe build
building, on the south side and will
opena regular Boot and Shoes store
He expects to open out next week
with a fine stock.
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Take Notice.

There will be Butler pole raising
at Adalr, Mo-, Sat. Sept, the 9th 1884.
Everybody invited Good speakers will
be present and address the multitude.
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If your horse is afflicted with those
twin pests of all crowded live ry stable
CLAN ders and farcy, remove the animal
far way from all healthy horses, give
him Days Horse and Cattle Powder.
and generous diet until cured.
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Labor is indispensable to the crea-
zion and profitable use Of capital and
the capital increases the efficiency and
value of labor.
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Don't 70, get H. Bestman's furniture
Aquarium. In style, everything first
class. In durability, guaranteed to
last forever. Everything manufactur-
ed i'll my own shop. When you buy
once you need never buy again.
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Grinding.

Meyer & Otto, having gotten their
mill into fl rst class condition started
grinding this week. Farmers wishing
their wheat, corn. etc, worked up
should give them a call.
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We will sell you pound o.
pure all wool home made blank
cts, cheaper that you can buy a
pound of shoddy blankets elsewhere.
Call a. Huntsville Wooden Mills.
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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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When YOU are IN need of Sugar call
at j. s. Baker G. Co.'S, place of business
and look at their 16 ID sugar tor
S1.O0.
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Evening Class.

The evening class in Penmanship at
the Mercantile Business College is now
open tor those vino wish to attend, from
Z to $50.
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The republican nominee fer Justice
of the Peace in Benton Township is
Capt. T. C. Harris, the present incum-
bent.
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NOTICE.

Still on the corner southwest of the Brick Stabn
and devote all my attention TO midwifery and al
female diseases.
CATHERINE c. DAVIS.
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Coal.

The Advance Coal Co. is now ready
to fill all orders for first class coal at
bottom figures. d. j. HOVE & Co.,
Agents.
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Il. A. Willard is selling Queensware,
Glassware and all kinds of groceries at
bottom prices. A lot Of fish at cost.
10 a.
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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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Best home made fannels at Kinks
vile Woolen Mills. One yard will
weigh as much as two you get out of
the store.
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Becktol & Snyder still have on hand
Peniusular, Gold Medal and Superior
stoves. Fire backs guaranteed to last
fifteen years.
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The law does not interfere with
what a man believes, it takes cogniz-
ance only of what he does.
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Uncle Charley Allgaler Is still Civ
ing good square meals for 25 cents at
Huntsville Kitchen.
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Willard Bros. have downed flour
lower than anybody. A fresh supply
OF the old reliable Eagle flour just re-
eeived.
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Stair work, such as Ballusters, Rail
ing, Newell posts, etc, on hand or made
to order promptly at the Variety Wood
Works.
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Parties desiring Dental work of any
kind should call on DR.. Carter, in the
New Brick Block, north side square
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Frank K. Doan, OF St Louis, Gen.
manager of the Farmers & Mech. AS
ISOLATION, is in town.
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Don't neglect good word for the
state and county ticket.
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Dockery, Ivie & Co., for complete
and correct abstracts.
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No shoddy to be found in any good:
of the kirksvllle Wooden Mills.
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Your only sure pure all wool yarns
are to be found at the Kitkseille Wool
en- Mills.
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Best home made blankets at Kinks
vile Wooden Mills.