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Bryant school.

The term commenced Sep. 5, 1885
and closed Feb. 20, 1884 No. OF
pupils enrolled 10; Average daily atten-
dance 80.
My work in this school for the past
six months has enabled me to become
well acquainted with the scholars; and
| can freely and earnestly commend
the pupils for their cheerful obedience
and submission to right, and their
good degree Of interest and attention
to school-work.
Our program for the last day was
as follows:
The fore noon was spent in regular
school work, which consisted oil hurried
reviews of Grammar, Arithmetic and
Geography. Then came the diStribu-
ticn Of treat, among the scholars.
School was dismissed for noon; and a
temporary table was prepared, by the
gentlemen, to receive most beautiful
and splendid dinner prepared by the
ladies of the district.
After all had enjoyed themselves at
the dinner table as long as nature
would allow, the audience was called
to order to listen to a short programme
consisting of essays, declarations and
dialogues, which were followed by very
interesting speeches by patrons Of the
school. n. NJ. BoYD.
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One morning last week prominent
grocer of Kirksville came down town
early and told the Marshall that an OBJ
streperous bovine was defantly parad-
ing the streets in front ofh residence.
The Marshall he'd away in great
glee and his face wore broad smile
as he thought Of the dollar he would
get for arrestlng that COW. Arriving
at the place designated his smile
changed to an audible grin for there al
SO he found the grocei's COW which had
broken away from her confinement and
he promptly drove them both off to
the pound.
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Missed Mail.
ERM1NE b.

The GRAPHIC has such large lists al
Brashear. Sperry, Greentop and sever
al other points that we have been doing
them up in two or more packages
Last week one of the bundles destined
for Sperry failed TO get through. We
kROto they were addressed and wrapped
and put INTO the mail. Hence the
trouble must be elsewhere. We DIS
like very much to have subscriber;
disa ppointed and have of late been tax.
ing extraordinary precautions against
mist axes ON our part.
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More Fine Stock.

Henton & Graves are the owners of
POOLS Abdallah and Walter E., two of
the finest trottingbred trottiag horses
ever brought to this county. Poole
Abdallah is beautiful dark bay OF fine
form and movement. Walter c. is al
so a beautiful four-year-old blood bay
and has already made record of $50.
without training. Our farmers are be-
coming interested in rearing horses
that will sell and they should not fail
call at the Red Barh,and be shown these
two excellent houses.
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Fire at Willard.

We learn that the post-office building
occupied as post-office and store by
Mr.. john Lantz was burned late Mon
day night We have been unable to
gel further particulars than the meager
outline above given. 1t would be to
the interest of our MilIard friends to
furnish their county papers with good
corresr ondence each week.
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Warning.

The time Of cyclones is coming fast.
Every one who has not tat.en Policy
against these most disastrous storms
should get one imm cdiately. We have
an old and well established agency in
fire and cyclone insurance, with none
hut the best companies represented.
Losses promptly settled and we don t
charge any policy and survey fee when
you come to the Office and make your
application Come soon and get your
policy before it Is too late
respectfully,
j. $. Pool.
Office at Pools Hotel.
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Clothing Department
DoNEGHY Bros.
March 6, l8S4{
70 EvERYBoDY:---We
feel like congratulate
ing you all and some
few may ask why?
we'll now that's a
nice question. Why,
why, because you live
in the same county
that we do, and conse'
quently your dollar
will buy you about
25 cents worth more
goods than it would
in most any other
town. And we espe-
eially feellike halloo-
ing hurrah for you,
from the fact that we
have increased our al
ready urge clothing
stock, aud now have
the largest stock of
clothing IN town.
And conseq ueatly you
stand a better chance
of getting just Wlat
you want al roeR
Bottom figures, than
you ever did. Come
and see rs.
DONEGHY Bros.
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Flush.

Mayor Sees informs rs that The re-
port that the town has no funds to re-
deem its warrants is not correct. There
is money III the treasury sufficient to
meet all outstanding warrants and
some to spare. Town warrants are
worth their face.
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Something New.

Flour made from wheat that was
grown without rain We have refer
ence to the car load ofhour just receiy-
ed ny d. c. Pierce from Denver, Colo.
IL Is made by the celebrated j. K. Mul-
len d Cos. Celebrated Hungarian Mills
and every sack Is warranted. Don't
fail TO try it.
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To My Patrons.

Any enc needing my services 9urng
my absence IN Mexico, wild find my
partner, DIR. Sparkling, competS and
reliable and any business trans ated
with HIM for me will be satisfactory
Gro. d. Coz.
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THE REV. GEO. Fl. THAYERS, Of
Bourbon, Ind, says: both myself and wife
owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure
WHY WILL YOU COUGH when
shiloh's Cure win give imin ediate relic
Price 10 cents, 80 cents and 81.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by m
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, loss OF
Appetite. Yellow skin. Shiloh's Iitalizer "a
II positive cure.
SHILOH'S CATTARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Cat.lrrh, Dip.herla and
Caker oath. Sold by T. X. Fowler. Kinks
vile, Mo. o3y-i no v
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Liberal Prices and Time,
OQuAwkA, Ills, August. 1888.

] am closing out the last OF nay Real Estate In
Illinois s;sd Missouri: please give call. viii
sell p TO s0 acres IN piece, all well locat-
ed and Wrll waiered with lasting water. and the
or has Tim Der and rock Il, near M hand
Three small iaru with raider cheap buildings,
within tvo and half miles OF Oquawka his. ~
acres " IfhIn one IA le uf the huurishing town oi
Nilm -hN3lic. IN Adair count. north Missouri.
that viii sell IN hulk or In AZ acre lots The good
people nj y illmHthyiitr. could buy me ont aid
have fue pHsturaEc, II affords larse amount OF
the best waite. which never falls The balance OF
my land IS In Sullivan county north Missouri Of the
quality for profitable farming. an' near 10 all
modern improvements, etc. Yours Truly
LUKE WARDLElGH.
. or Apply 20 J. NJ. DEFRoNCE, Kirksvtile. so.
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Hand Painted II indOw curtains.

For Sale at W. B. Harlqn's. The
finest thing Of the season and Just re-
ceived. LADIES are respectfully invited
to call and see them. Also the Allan
tic Window Curtain Fixture, which ls
the neatest and simplest thing of the
kind ever placed on the market.
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BuSs Llue.

aIessers Mears & Bounds have pur-
t1ased the City Buss and hereafter pas
SINGERS viii be promptly taken from
from any point in the city to any tram
and at any hour. Leave orders at the
Brick Barn.
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Lost.

In Kirksville Feb. I'd gents dark
red scarf with light red stripes at each
end. Finder will be rewarded by re-
turning same to this office.
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J. b. Caskey asks everybody to come
and see him at tue old stand. He is
now replenishing for spring with a
fresh stock of everything In the family
and staple grocery line, and basjust re-
ceIyed car load of Kansas City -four,
best made and every sack warranted.
n44-3wks
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Tie most ethnSi0e and best a5S0yted
Inc Of GliidreHS' shOes e1er brought 10
KirkSgilIe haze Just 6een Qbened at
b. f. LAlLRZVS.
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Save Your Money.

like competition and ask my friends to
compare my prices on Groceries. Dry Goods
scots. Shoes, etc. with the teit houses In
IS /. esyille. and then deal where YOU can get
tit most for your mon.y. | mean business.
.s.-. 10 md see. JAMES EHERT.
Willard. MO.
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Farmers Attention.

Please call and see Us when you are in
Brashear. We want to talk with you before
We buy our spring stock of Agricultural In
plements. f. W BOONE Il BRO,
mo Brashear, No
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TONEY TO LOAN

A the best rates ever offered in
Adaif county, N. D. HoLLrsTEE, South
side Pubic Square, Kirksville, No.
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Farmers need, and ought to have a
cup OF hot coffee, a good lunch or a
square dinner when they come to town
and they can get 1t at Uncle Charley
AIlgaier's, Huntsville Kitchen. Try
him.
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What is the difference between leo
ard and Methodist minister One
annot change his spots, and the other
must.
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Don't be fooled, but go to Ross & Co.
for -four, corn, bran, shorts, meal, coal,
and wood, at bottom prices for cash.
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The citizens of Kirksville, Will be
gwen a rare treat by the Aron Glee
Club. on the evening of March 2lst.
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An immense stock of John Deere
plows aid cultiyators Just received at
Kennedy 4 Links
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Some sharp horse trading in town
this week.
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A good Jack for sale cheap. In
quire Of Hinton q Graves. Red barn.
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Meals only % cents at the City
Hotel.
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Say nothing! BIT 20 and lo0k at
tie NIFTY line Of biete gods at
Il. +. LA1NkZWS.
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VI. G.. T. U.

The w. C 7. U. will have meet
ing, at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church next Sunday at 5. P. NJ. The
program will consist of literary and
musical exercises of a religious charac-
ter. The public are cordially invited
to attend. COMMITTEE
on public meetings and entertainments.
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Farmers prepare for SPRING plowine
by buying the world renowned John
Deer plow. for sale by Kennedy & Link.
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At Carothers & Greene's is the place
for farmers to buy creamers.
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j. NJ Mccall on the north side
square will loan money at IS on sums
Of $500 and over.
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lyon want the best corn planter II
the world 20 10 Carothers !; Greene.
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Chldren's 5 hoes.

Keep still, but 90 to BrewIngton Il
Fowler. to buy Your goods.
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John Deere Flows and Cultivators
Tor sale at Kennedy IL LINKS.
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Another hogshead of New Orleans
sugar Just received at Halliday Bros.
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Tie nitest line Of ehiLdren's slices es'e,
6rOnghtt0 tie "bHyg" at
y. + LAJfk-ZV'
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Ays you going TO by a spring smt ?
II 50 limit fatI0 I0Ok attic notify line
Of biete gods at
p HRTNr G
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New I1-nace Catalogue.

Describing fruit trees and other
nursery products with such other IN
formation as | think most needed, can
be had free at Heiny & Cos.
n36 3m. CHAs. PATTERSON.
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Another car load of that celebrated
Jumbo Flour for sale at Halliday
Bros.
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Old man don't you
throw your money
away on those high
priced, long winded
concerns. 1t don't
matter if they do tell
you how kind, good
and honest they are.
Just take their word
for the real good hon.
est dodge and come
and get break neck
prices. Then you can
go back show them
the goods and tell
them what you paid
for them and see how
they get out of it.
Take our goods and
compare with the
goods you are asked
to pay % per cent
more for. So when
you want clothing
come and see us.
Yours Truly,
DONEGHY Bros.
Call and see the Kirksvllle Normal
Watch at Hart & Miller's, adjoining
Masonic building.
CITY MILLS FLOUR takes the LEAD
in Kirksville. Go to Ross G. Cos ant
get it by the sack, wagon or car load.
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NOR SALE-IIfe Scholarship In the Rirksvtlic =.
Il Business college FOR sale al bargain, Call Ut
ilis Office.
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BORN.

LYOHs-on Monday. March 5, 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. yons OF Sub cite. a Dir. l.. Is re-
ported as doing well Ms could be expecteo-
being bis nrs &.
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Young man don't
you buy until you see
our stock Of nobby
clothing.
DoNEGHY Bros.
MARRIED.

DAUGHERTY- CoIfINs-at Pools hotel V
this ciiy. March SIN by Rev } NJ. Davis. h.r
NJ DATgherty aud Miss Verllnda Collins. both Q
LAriAtA.
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For Sale

A span of good mares. Apply az
this Office. l2tf
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OIL CAKE MEAL by the pound,
hundred or ton at Ross & Cos.
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Dr.. PEARcE
Dentist,
Office south side over Lamkln's. bit
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Call and see the Kirksvllle Normal
Watch at Hart & Miller's, adjoining
Masonic building.
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Office at Pools Hotel.
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CITY MILLS FLOUR takes the lead
in Kirksville. Go to Ross G. Cos and
get it by the sack, lyagon or car load.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-10-04
eyes: "Governor, they lie; only ,wo os

eyes: Governor, they lie; only two ot the wheels was over."
 There IS no doubt, however, that he was never quite so happy as when he could hang his stage fuil of passengers over some deep pSecipice, as he dashed down the Sierras around some curve and stretched his six horses out under the cracking of silk at full gailop. And yet was he really reckless! think not; for think l see something of as explana- ton of il all in the swift motion of a bicycle through the air. The man merely understood the properties of the air bet ter than others, and knew well, from long practice, that so long as he could keep his stage in swift motion |, could not up- sc:, even if E" all the wh els were over the precipice."
 Never bu, once did he upset" and that was on the level ground and in his old age, as he sloxly turned about in the yard 10 take in passengers. He handed in hls whip after that, and would drive no more, exeep, on rare occasions General Albert Pike, who rode with him in the last year of his l.,e, and who knew him well, speaks of him as man with we'll balanced head ard great good sense. There was one little romance m his life, am ;old, which ought to make drama \ young orphan girl. who admired the old hero, became hIs wife, ard he settled do.n. with t.s werS-out Taily-ao. the hrs, of ,ae famous stages oi the S.erras, and, with his 9orr-out and favorite horses gathered about him, hoped to end ITS oays IT peace Oa!y i partition di- sldei his horses II .lg nis asn lI'tle cabin home. .a :ney of:sn pI, tneit heads IF and .te bfeau on hts a..ld |, ne sal a, "a # i;k Eis ho.I.er d .oaS .anx Du,,h- :nsn ana his pretty mute wife
 Blt sfass!e cana so .ae happy home all too soon The old hero of the road vas poor, .ad | ae ha.. to oe away al lis work. 4 ntrds0ne gambler, the pToiesse,i .nend of IT.. enai:d.ng old man. uaCe al the trouble The temptation 10 dtins. , ] sort of ..ecesslty n his peril GUS loerneys through snow aud storm, tEen me GlurdeE of ! lo% gan bier hover ing about tse ca:ap. the accusation of the woman. the assumption of ;he crime by Hank Monk 10 save the woman-that Was the story, and. al. vel! Ii IS hard to tel here where fac, leaves off and TO- nance begins for ;he old miners of the Sierras are TO, withou. imagina,ions, and are fond of ascrib.ng great things to this man they al admired. and = draw the line hcre. Bu, looking out this Allan tic SCI. white with ships. the long levei reaches ot land pointing ou, like many fingers far away. the happy homes dotted here and here, the laden orchards, the happy content iha, IS here. the rest, the long and continuous Sunday, my hear, goes ou, 10 those old heroes, who looked down through many storms and perils to the unpeopled Pacific, and must beg your pardon for this Aggression.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-10-04
An Inteliigen, Companion.
Si. l.ouis Cr:tic.


 .Wha. IS .hat:' she asked. her grea, blue eyes looking ;rus,lngiy into his. That is the silk display
 .. know-l can see the silk-i mean those little things Tn the shells like "Oh, those are worms.''
 Worms"
 Yes, those are worms-sllk worms, you knoS."
 No, Tn aoe ou, of silk =
 No, not made out of silk. They pro- daee the fibre from which the silk is made, just as a spider produces its weo-do you unders,and:'
 "Oh, yes. lsn 'tthat nice. And do they proiuce it done up in those swee, little oails
 :, Oh, certainly. oi course they do. Why uot: Some of them produce it in oa-s and some on spools, some in fifty ya.d and some n Ioo-yard lengths :: some of them furnish :: in blue, others n red. yellow. green. purple, and so on. l believe you see through the whole thing nos'
 ca, yes ism; i; strange" '' !: IS pleasure ;o show you around you understand everything so well do admire an intelligent woman. Le, me see, did you say seu sraoua.ed-'' Yes, ai Mary lnst.s'.;e''
 On. that accounts for t. Wha, the graduates of Mary institute don't know isn't wo,h knowing. I'm tired let's go home
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-10-04

has no use for doctors when I've got through with him. I'm a dead sho, every time, l am. No,n he continued. in a miider strain. "i don't have anything to do with doctors, but don, mind own ing up that make a good thing out of ,he undertaking profession. My com missions this year have been something handsome, something handsome. And q smile of satisfaction played around his muzzle.
 "By the way" whispered the Dude. "what cweature is :hat over there? Awfully vulgar looking persol don't yer know. Sle don't belong to our Sc Wonder who could have admitted her .'
 .On, that" replied the Stovepipe, crooking his elbow disdainfully, "is that ups;art, Mother Hubbard, who has forced her way into our circle. i, is disgusting the airs these interlopers do put on !. I've been before the public these ten years, and it's pretty tough if I've go, to stand aside just 10 soot her convenience '
 Let's rot recognize her,' said .he Nassar Girl in ? low tone to her next neishbor, the Chewing Gum. who had been ID evefybodys mouth for several seasons and was particular friend of,he Vassar Girl
 " Recognize her. The fright. I'm sure shsn';.' replied the Chewing Gum. :" can, bear her.
 4. this moment the Mo.heT-in-Law came in. Instantly every tongue was s,il.ed and every eye lighted up with adora,ion of the oldest and mos: honored member of the select circle. The Mother in-Law surveyed the listening group for a mement and then said:
 My dear friends. why do you waste your time here: The funny men of the press are looking everywhere for you, and unless you 50 10 them, they will De unable 10 write any Of their dear, inim- fable paragraphs. Come. Away at cnce"
 They separated, and i, is to be sup posed that they went immediately to the newspaper eff -es for the nex, day they were all mentioned by the funny men as afore.ime. Oyster, Ice Cream. Chicago Girls Foo,, Plumber. Banana Skin, reach, Toy Pistol. Dude, o:ovepipe, Nassar Girl, Chewing Gum, ard last. but by no man ]. ner means, least, Mother-in-i Law each and all had their rightful ard immemo- rial place. and their happiness would have been complete bu, for the presence of that ups;sr; and nterloper. the Mother Hubbard. She had come 10 stay.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-10-04
Home Items.
-" All your own fault

- All your own fault
 If you re,nain sick when you can
 Get hop btte-s that neyer-FcK The wcakes, woman. smallest child, and sickest invalid can use hop bitters with safety and great good. matism. kidney trouble or any weakness will be almost new by using hop bitter.
 My wife aud daughter were made healthy by the use of hop bitters md recommend them :o my peopie.-Methodis, Clergyman.
 Ask any good doctor if hop Bi',ers are not the bes; family medicine
 on earth.
 -Malarial fever. Asue and Biliousncss. will leave every ncighhor.iood as soon as hop bitters arrive.
 -" My mother drove the paralvS;s and neuralgia ail out Q: her system with hop bitter. Ed. Oswego Sun.
 keep ;he kidneys heal,hy with hon bi.;e-s and YOU Eeed not fear sickness. ice water is rendered harmless ai.d more refreshing and revivipg with hop bi,.ers in each ,iraught.
 The viyo- Of youth for the aged and irs- firm ia hop bitters.
 "A; the change of life nothing equals Hop biiters 10 allay all troubles incident Thereto
 -. Tae best periodical fer ladies to take monthly and from which they will receive the erea,es, heneii, is hop bii,ers."
 Mothers with sickly. fre,ful. nursing children, will cure the children and benefit themselves by taking hop bi,;ers daily. -Thousards die annually from some form of kidney disease that might have been pre- vented by timely use of hop bit,ers.
 indigestion, weak stomach. irregularities of the bowels, cannot exist when hop bir;ers arc used.
 timely use of hop
 S;;;s.s will keep a whole family
 robust health a year at little cost. To produce real genuine sleep and child like repose all night. take little hop bitters on retiring.
 -Ths. indigestion or stomach gas at night, preventing rest and s.eep, will disappear by using bop bitters.
 -Paralytic, nervous. tremulous old adies are made perfectly quiet and sprightiy by using hop bitters-