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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-07-08

An enterprising Yankee has applied for
letters patent for the manufacture Of plumes.
He proposes to make his plumes from
woody hbre and other fluffy materials and
to be able to produce plume % inches in
length that can be cold for fifty GEMS. This
is highly important il true. In the cam
pAign now opening every Blaine man will
want plume, the hutier the better. A
tstooed plume would be neat and sppro.
prite device to wear outside the hat. Where
a brick or other solid chunk Of ballast il
worn inside, the plumes might have ten.
dsncy TO turn the wrong way, but it would
be kept steady on the head. Black Jack
will alec want some distinguishing badge
or boomaladdie. This Yankee manufactur-
er might FIX up a chesp and serviceable
tomahAwk or few scslps to go with the
plume. II misfortune oyertakes the repub.
licAn ticket the plumes would serve to
ornament a party hearSe. - New York
Morning Journal,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-07-08

Among the increases OF pensions recent
ly granted by Congress is one in the CAGE Of
Sally, widow Of Mallory, who is henceforth
TO receive $500 ayear. Iuasmuch as the
old lady is now over 80 years Of age, Com
gress could not grudge her the desired in
crease; but the bill comforting ii, in desCrib.
ing Mallory as "late a soldier in the Reyo.
lutionary war;" doubtless employs the
world late in a relative sense-ss il that
struggle were compared, for instance, with
King Philips war, or the War Of the Ros-
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-07-08
Man Shot. 4. C. Extension &c.
ISpecidl 10 he Interior J0urnai.I

LIVINGSTON, July 7th.-About . o'clock
yesterday evening a difficulty occurred be.
tween JOIN Mcdaniel and ElhAnnou
fhllIpot. 1t seems that Phillpot was in
toricated TO some extent and abused Nc.
Daniel numerically and at the same time
drew large knife aud attempted TO cut
Mcdaniel but outside parties interferred,
when he made the second attempt to cut
him. While in this attempt Mcdaniel
drew 80 calibre derringer pistol and
bred. the ball taking effect in his left law
bone, breaking il TO pieces, then ranging
downward and lodging in his neck, inHict.
ing very serious and prabsbly fatal
wound. Mcdaniel il section foreman for
the L. 4 n. railroad company at this place
and is very sober and highly respected
citizen and no doubt was forced to commit
the act 10 self defense. Philpott is an e1.
brakeman on the l.. q n. and is consider
ed pretty rough fellow generally. He
had been confined in the Stanford Jail un.
I'll only few DAYS previous to this diff.
Guilty for obtaining goods of Mr.. Isaac
Hamilton, Of Richmond Junction. under
false pretences and has been in several
other similar difficulties. Mcdaniel has
not been arrested.
The Kentucky Central ran their fret
engine over the double track from Round.
stone to Livingston Saturday evening.
They are now laying the tracks in the yard
to commence running regular
trains, which will be but a few days, il the
weather continues favorable: The force at
RoCkcastle Quarry has been increased from |
100 to 200 men in the last two week. The /
Livingston Coal Co are preparing to in.
crease their capacity OF cars this fall. We |
have three saw.mills now in operation and |
all seem to be doing a good business. Bust.
ieems to be on the incline. A greater in.
crease is anticipated as soon as the X. c. |
gets to making connection.
We are to have temperance lecture
Wednesday night at the Livingston church /
by Mrs Lula Nield, Of Eat Bernstadt, and
We will no doubt be handsomely entertain
ed, The yonng men Of this place will St.
tend and be greatly benefited. |
Mrs. Clsra Singleton, OF Crab Orchard, /
is visiting Mrs.C. Mullin' at this place. Mrs
W. $. Love has been very sick for the past
week, but we are glad to cay she is improv.
ing,
MARY Ross died Saturday night with
lux.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-07-08

ONLY NEwsPAPER-The city editor Of
metropolitan journal was off duty the
other night and attended fashionable psr.
~ Struck by his erudition, young lady
remarked:
Excuse me Mr. Blank but may ask
you leading question:"
Certainly, Miss Inquisitive," suavely re-
piled.
Are you lawyer"
oh, no; I'm newspaper man." said he
with pardonsble pride.
is 1t possible?" she exclaimed. (Which
particular paper do you sell most OFF"
lie Immediately changed the subject to
one more suitable to her mental cslibre bv
asking her opinion Of poodles.-[New York
Journal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-07-08

A Vassar girl writes home; 81 haven't
seen man in a month Of Sundavs We
were out taking constitutional Sslur
day, and came across scarecrow in a corn
field. All the girls ran for it at once, and
1 only managed to secure part of the
skirts Of his coat Still, ii was something"
~ hsve allus noticed" observed Aunt
Tsbiths, "thst the boy who let's HIS mother
bring tn, kindlin' wood and build the
kitchen FIRE is the mourner that bellers the
loudest at her funeral" Aud then she ad.
dei thoughtfully; "Mebbe as not II is be.
G ause he misses her the most" -- .-...
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-07-08

ave have" says the Brooklyn Eagle,
"about four hundred and fifty alleged col
leges and universities, more than all the
remainder OF the world put together.
But most of these are little better than
high schools, and some are not 80 good.
Fifty millions of dollars are yearly given
in support of these institutions, and yet
there is reason to believe that there is not
a seat Of learning in the country where an
investigator in pure science may find at the
same time well-s,ocked laboratory and a
ready purse at his disposal"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-07-08
HALE'S WELL.

Having leased this desirable resort and thur-
oushiy renovated II, am now prepared TO accom-
mooate the public at the folio ing rates.
Board and lodging, per week ............,..,S on
- - .''' .''''ss'...,.. ..................- I %
70
Ootlsge OF rooms and cook room, per week 10 90
~ | room n.
Single room, per week ........ ~
Families who furnish their own rooms and
board at the Hotel, per week ...,......,..,,. %
10 two families can occupy the SINE eotiaxs
without FIRST making special contract, sueeisl
rates TO clubs. No persons allowed 40 tske Esss-
pn ~ Jugs unless he IL or has been boarder stn-
Que aud accommodation for horses. Accommods-
lions furnished from the train at ali times
TI-it n. q. ENGEEMAA
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-07-08

An Irishman, who seemed to be in great
distress, was asked the cause OF his trou-
BILE.
ME son n kilt" he replied.
"a sad misfortune"
. "Ah, yes, an it's wurs on me con thin it
ia on meself. Gist to think. he was lyin'
on the railroad and track drunk aslape. The
train come along an killed him before he
knew he was dead An, misther, it is bad
to be slipped upon in that way Ark.
Traveller.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-07-08
JUDGE M. j. DURHAM

IS Candidate for Congress In the sth Distri
subject to the will Of the Democracy.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-07-08

Then the fur flew New York Sun.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05
Brashear Pic Mic.

A GRAPHIC representative attended
the Sunday School Pic Mic held at
Brashear on Thursday of last week
Schools belonging to the NJ E. church
the United Brethren and the NJ. E
Church south, joined in the procession
and marched to the grove, where a
good crowd had assembled, and an in
teresting program was carried out.
The GRAPHIC man was kindly taken in
hand by Mr.. G. l.. Bailey, Mrs. Woods
Mrs. Pemberton, Miss Lou Crolly and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Moore, to whom he
stands indebted for an elegant dinner
The new NJ. g. Church is one of
the neatest bits of architecture In the
county. and was built on the plan
stated by the Graphic some time since.
We met Prof. Bailey, pheasant en-
ergetic gentlemen. His school build.
ing will be ready for work this month
and Is an improvement to the town.
Recitation rooms below 1880; 18x1s;
and 1Sx1S; the assembly room ON the
second story 36x44. Nth a Masonic
Hall above, making it a three story
building with Mansard roof. Mr.
Robt Clark OF this place had just finish
ed roof when we were there. doing an
excellentob.
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eaAPHIcs.

The school at Sublette will open
on Monday, Sept. 18th.
The Kirksville Drum Corps visited
LaPlata Friday night OF last week and
had most enthusiastic reception.
The public schools Of this city will
open OH Monday, Sept 9Th, Catalogues
will be distributed on the first day. All
who wish one should be present.
The Kirksvllle Presby terry of the G.
p. Church is in session at New Provi-
dence Shelby county. Reva J. B,
Mitchell is in attendance and will be
alb .ent over Sabbath.
The Sub'ette Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic in the grove Of
Mr.. Guy Chandler 4 miles north OIL
Klrksville Sat. Sept. 18th.
All Sunday schools Of the country
and Kirksville are respectfully invited
Good speakers Rev. ]. M. Mccall, Rev.
T. J. Wheat and Rev. Boyed.
On Monday night three companies
OF Plumed Knights were organized at
Brashear. The Kirksyille Drum corps
went down in wagons.
We learn that the barn of Mr.. D.
Francisco, north Of town was destroy
ed by fire on Wednesday while the
family were attending the reunion.
The loss on farm machinery and inn
plements was about $3.50 A light
insurance.
Last week the description of a
stolen mare from LaBeile was distribute
ed along the Q. M, P. On Sunday,
DR.. Cater, of Bullion, and Marshal
Thompson thought they had found the
man and followed him up till he stop
| ped at the residence of a MIR. Moore,
living east of Kirksville, to spend the
night. One OF the pursuers posted off
to Kirksville and secured our sheriff
and deputy to take in the thief. They
rode, like John Gilpin of old, "both
far and fast,' and soon arrived at Mr..
Moore's when 10 and behold, it was
horse and not a mare. Joel Church,
OF Polk was on his way home from
Monroe county, and had stopped to
spend the night with Mr.. Moore, who
is a relative. Boys, next time. be sure
ofthe sex, and don't jump to conclu.
sions.
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Reunion Notes.
SONS.

About five hundred soldiers enrolled
at reunion head quarters.
Elder Roszell acted as chaplain in {
very acceptable manner.
Good speeches were made by Rev. I
j. Wheat, Col. Moore, Col Stauber. DR.
Gray, DIR. Browne and others.
Good judges estimate the number
present at not less than twenty-five
thousand.
If the Democrat intimates that the
Reunion was failure, we would be
pleased to see what 1t would term q
success.
The Novinger Brass Band deserves
compliment for their presence and
excellent music on Thursday.
Our Kirksville drum corps worked
faithfully and were present at every
train to welcome the visitors or speed
the parting guests. They did nobly.
The arrangement and decoration Of
the grand stand was credit to the
ladies having it in charge.
Major G. D. Gray, of Glenwood, con-
tributed largely by his presence and ac-
tive work to the success of the reunion
Col. W. F. Chamberlain, OF Hannibal
was an interested and active partici.
pant at the reunion.
The old 10th Mo. Inf. was the first te
put in an appearance on the reunion
grounds. Its OLD rolls call for 5000
men, first and last, but at its last
muster only $50 answered to their
names.
Thursday night those who remained
on the grounds held love feast thai
was decided success. Short speeches
were made by Ed. j. W. Turner, Early
Corbin, B. F. Heiny and others. The
proceedings were all the more interest.
ing because informal and impromptu
Wednesday evening the martha
band headed the G. A. r. and large
number OF prominent visiting and res
ident citizens went in procession to thu
residence Oft. j. Wheat and gave HIN
a serenade. Mr.. Mallory in a short
speech said they had called to show
their appreciation OF his eloquent
speech made in the forenoon. Mr.
Wheat responded IN twenty minutes
eloquent talk, after which the crowt
retired with cheers.
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A Notable Success.
Dentist.

The Creamery Grocery OF this city Is
just closing a remarkable summer
trade and will enter on the fall bust
ness with every indication of regular
boom. The fact that 1t carries not
only large stock and greater variety
than other establishment of the kind.
but also dictates prices in all the lead
ing staples gives it the first place with
the trading community and makes it
the fayorite with consumers. Farmers
specially will find the Creamery Gro
Gerry the best place to dispose of their
products and to purchase supplies and
are invited one and all to call.
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4 Correction.

Another report has been nut in mo
ton, that my office and business was
for sale. In self defence, | wish it dis
tlnctly understood that all such reports
are false and without foundation. My
business is not for lie. With the very
fattering business encouragement
from the public, such a sale would be
unwarranted by man of but 46 years,
with habits that give HIM an expect
ancy of at least 20 years more of a pro-
fessional life which he expects to spend
right here in Kirksville on the south
side of the square, over Lamkin's.
Friends and foes take notice. 1t is to
be hoped that he will have no cause for
public denial of false and malicious
reports in the future.
l. d. PEARCE,
Dentist.
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Blaine and Logan Club.

The next meeting of the Blaine and
Logan Club will be on Saturday Sep
TENDER the 9th. Everybody Is invited.
Arrangements will be made to receive
reports from township primary cleo
tons at tie club room.
The following is the program:
LIST Club called together by fife and
drum at 1880 o'clock P. NJ.
ID House called to order by presi-
dent.
4th Music by glee CLUB.
9Th Report of committees.
9th Unfinished business.
9TH New bueiness.
Sth Music by the glee club.
9th Speech by James Dodson.
10th Music by the glee club.
18th Address by VIM. +. Link.
18th Music by glee club.
18th Reports from townships on Pri
mary election.
18th Vote making the elections o
officers nominated by the county pri
mary, unanimous.
18TH Adjournment.
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UNSURPASSED.
A Pleasant, Safe and Reliable Rensdy Fol
Bowel Complaints.

please send three bottles Of Marsh's
Tonic AstrinRent. by express, to my
wife; in Waveland, where she is visit
ing friends. She writes me that our
little girl has the summer Complaint,
and that she cannot obtain the Astrin-
gent there. Please send it immediate
ly as we are anxious to have it get
there as soon as possible. We have
more confidence in it than in any other
remedy.'-John E. Petty, Fort Scott,
Kansas.
Marsh's Tonic Astrlngent is for sale
by W. G. Fout druggist, Kirksville. II
quickly cures Dearrhoea, Dysenteiy
Cholera infantum and Bowel com.
plants. Pnce so cents. Don't fail to
try it.
Fifty cents will buy the Marsh Ague
Cure liquid or pills. Never known to
tail. For sale by WIG. Fout.
Marsh's Cathartic Liver Pills are
mild, thorough and harmless. For
sale by w. G. Fout.
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ACCIDENTALLY Shot.

Wednesday evening sad accident
occurred to a young man in Salt river
towship. HE is son of Moses Barnes.
The boys had gone to nei ghbor's to at
tend to their stock during their
absence, small brother of the young
man took down the gun, and after the
usual formula so common IN the news
paper, pointed it and SAID "I'll shoot
you" The gun was discharged and a
load of shot lodged in the young mans
thigh. It is feared that the wound will
prove very serious if not fatal.
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that | will, on
the first day of Sept. at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
at the county Clerks Office in Kirksyille,
Adair county, Mo-, let, by public out.
cry, to the lowest bidder contract for
the construction of a wrought iron
bridge across the Charlton river at
Nlneneh. 7. j. DoeKERY,
Com.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05
Plumed Knights.

The Plumed knight of the county
formed regimental organization Sat-
urday night by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: j. R. Music, Colonel;
Chas. E. Ross, 1t. Col; ] E Gordon, Maj;
Messers Sands and Stahl were appoint
ed to notify President Blaine Of the
action of the club and to solicit his
signature to the commissions of the
officers.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05
Fine Bouquet.

This week the GRAPHIC sanctum has
been decorated by one of the finest
bouquets of the season. 1t was the
gift of Mrs. Fades. who has displayed
fine taste in the selection and arrange
ment. The flowers were all her own
raising,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05
Struck by Lightning.

Wednesday night of last week Dur
ing the storm, the house of Mr.. D. j.
Mikcls, IN Polk township was struck by
lightning. The electic fluid ran down
the chimney, tearing up the roof and
scattering the brick and plaster. The
stove pipe was split open and fattened
out, and when picked up a few minutes
later was too hot to handle. Two lit.
tie children were sleeping in t he room
neither of which were injured.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05
DIED.

daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nicholas OF this
township.
TRUITT-A: his residence in Liberty township,
Affair county, No., Aug. 24th, Mr.. Daniel
Truitt.
He was born on the eastern shore of
Maryland In the year cf 1898. At the
time of his death he was IS years ten
month II days, of age. Father Truitr
leaves wife and ten children and
many friends to mourn his loss. The
deceased was greatly afflicted for some
years past and had been confined to his
room for some months; he bore his suf.
ferings with Christian patience being
a member of the Baptist church fol
more than fifty years and strong be-
lever in the blessed Savior, Jesus
Christ.
Funeral discourse by Rev. Williams
/ Peter, l Chap, %, "a, 25 verse.
Brother thou art gone to rest
Thine Is an honored tomb,
But Jesus summonds thee away,
Thy Savior called thee home.
| Brother thou art gone 10 rest
And this shall be our prayer
| They when reach our journeys end
| Thy glory We may share.
| &c. sHorr.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05

The oldest in the west. Established
1885. 300 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 as represented. We replace any
Trees, &C., that die. at half retail price.
Book of Instructions on transplantIng
and management OF trees, etc, free to
our customers. No tf
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05
Campaign Goods.
Headquarters for
all kinds and quail
ties at B. F. Lamkin's

All kinds of feed at Willard Bros.
both for man and beast.
Don't forget II. Bestman's furniture
Aquarium. In style. everything first
class. In durability, guaranteed TO-
last forever. Everything manufaetur-
ed in my own shop. When you buy
once you need never buy again.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05
Mill Burned.

We learn with regret that the steam
mill belonging to Mr.. G. Amick near
Novinger, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night. We have learned
but few particulars, but understand
that there was no insurance.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05

Keep package Of Days Horse and
Cattle Powder always handy. If your
horse has the collie, heaves or scours
give him tablespoonful three times a
day until relieved Three doses will
generally effect cure. Price 25 cents.
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PRIMARY ELECTION.

at the Primary election tomorrow
the polls will be opened in Huntsville
at 6 o'clock A. NJ; in the country pre-
cincts at 9 o'clock A. NJ: and will be kept
open all day.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05

Sheep that pasture on low lands
should be driven to the hilltop nightly,
and given Days Horse and Cattle
Powder IN their feed. Price twenty
five cents per package of one pound,
full weight.
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PIC MIC.

The South Prairie and Prairie Bird
Sabbath Schools will have picnic at
Englehart's Grove, in Wilson Town
ship, on Saturday Sept. the 18th, 1884,
Good speakers, good music, and good
time expected. Every invited.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05

No calomel in Burks' Liver Pills.
One cent dozen for Burks' Liver
Pills.
Purify and enrich the blood with
Burks' Sarsaprilla.
In the Spring you should brace up
with Burks' Sarsaparilla.
Burks' Liver Pills are purely yegeta-
bic,
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Grinding.

Meyer G. Otto, having gotten their
mill into first class condition started
grinding this week. Farmers wishing
their wheat, corn: etc., worked up
should give them call.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-05

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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FOR COUNTY JUDGE DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announce JAMES H..
N0vINGER as candidate for the Office Of
County Judge. Of the LIST District, subject to
nomination by the republican party OF Adair
county, =
We are authorized to announce HUS-
TED. of Nincyeh township, as candidate
for the Office Of County Judge OF the LIST dis
trict, subject 10 nomination by the republi.
can party OF Adair county.
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Normal Notice.

Those wishing to rent rooms to stu
dents can receive assistance if they will
report to w. P. Mason, as he is receiv-
ing applications from students for
rooms furnished and unfinished, also
those wishing clubbers or boarders.
Please state locality and price. I.
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200 Students Wanted.

At the Mercantile College. special
classes in penmanship, from Z to $3.50
P. NJ, Sept. LIST to June 1st, 1885. Sixty
lessons $500.
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V. Miller has more shingles than has
ever been IN kirksvilie before at any
one time, and If you need any you will
do well to go and look at them.
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4 Chance for Boys.

Young men, if you would succeed in
business life, take thorough COM
mercial education at the Gem CITY
Business College. Quincy. Ill. 1t will
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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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce JAMES IL.
KINNEAR, as a candidate for the office OF
SHERIFF, subject to nomination BY the re-
publican party OF Adair county,
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Take Two Dollars
go to Halliday Bros.
and spend it !! Then
tell your wife to say
nothing more about
the scarcity of Grub
for the next 6 weeks.