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BLAINE ANDLoGAs CLUB.

The next meeting OF the Blaine and
Logan Club will be held on Saturday,
Nov. LIST. Original speakers, original
music and original songs will be the
feature. The following will be the
programme:
1 Meeting called together by drum
corps at 2 o'clock p. m.
2 House called to order at half past
seven by president.
8 Song by ladies' and gents Glee
Club, sway up old Salt River"
Reading and approving minutes.
5 Solo and chorus, "Good bye old
Grover good Bye
6 Short address by 2. NJ. Smith.
z Song and chorus by John Kennedy
8 Shost address by Judge S. F. Stahl.
9 Song and chorus by Mrs. Sands
10 New and unfinished business.
II Song by Glee Club "Three days
more
IL General hand shaking.
10 "Doxology." Everybody joins in
the chorus.
Come every body as there will be a
grand old time. ALI songs sung are
original.
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The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
makes the following comment on the
treatment received by the colored
people of Cincinnati during the recent
election:
The colored people of Cincinnati
yesterday had slight foretaste Of
what they have to expect under demo-
cratic rule. Innocen. men were shame
fully abused, many driven tom the
polls others arrested and locked up,
and still others knocked down and
treated in the most outrageous man.
ner.
An unspeakable outrage was com.
mitted on Monday night by the scoun.
drels who disgrace the police force.
One hundred and thirteen colored men
were arrested and jammed INTO dark
cellar in the Hammond street station
house. Hearing something of this, the
United States authorities made inquiry
at the station house, but no one there
knew anything about it. Last night,
after the closing of the polls, these col
ored men were released, no charge:
being preferred against them, after be-
ing confined in the dismal hole fol
more than eighteen hours.
The release of these men withou
any charges being preferred agains
them was clear confession that they
had not been guilty. OF any wrong. 1
was simply a trick to deprive the color
ed men oftheir right to vote, an ap
plication of Mississippi democratic
policy to free men in Ohio. Their
ought to be an investigation of thi
outrage, and punishment for those en-
gagged in it.
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DOx0l0gy.

As sung by the Blaine and Logan Glee Cl1b
This race is almost DER
And we shall rest again.
Into the peaceful White House door
Goes the gallant Plumed Knight Blaine.
There'll be no Cleveland there,
There1l be no Cleveland there,
Washington's dome is the Plumed Knight:
home,
There'll be no Cleveland there
With Hendricks on the shelf
Along by Tilden's side
Oh, may he sweetly rest in peace.
The voters choice abide
There'll be no Hendricks there,
Therell be no Hendricks there,
Washington's dome is Logan's home;
There'll be no Hendricks there.
With Marmaduke standing by.
But left so far behind
Laments the day he were the gray
And's to his lot resigned.
Therell be no Marmaduke there,
There'll be no Marmaduke there;
With one accord Wen vote for Ford,
There'n be no Marmaduke there.
John SHIRLEY is left at home
Contented there to stay,
The good old man has started wrong
And finds il will not pay.
There'll be no SHIRLEY there,
There'll be no SHIRLEY there;
For Jefierson's dome is Harrington home,
There'll be no SHIRLEY there.
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r. r. Accident.

Wednesday night a north bound
freight was dltched by the breaking of
a truck IN one of the forward cars,
about mile south of town. Seven
cars were piled up and the wreck delay
ed the south bound cannon ball tram
till Thursday morning, about twelve
hours. We learn that one brakeman
was quite severely hurt being injured
in the back and side. The conductor
also received some bruises. Most Of
the cars were empty.
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School Reports.

Monthly report of The Star school,
for the month commencing Sept. 29th
and ending Oct. 18th. Pupils enrolled
during the month, "a; average mum
Der OF pupils attending each day, 16;
names of pupils not absent during the
month, Lemuel Mitchell, Maggie Fish.
er. Adrew Fisher, Tessie Stull, and
Author Barrows. Names of visitors
present Mr.. VIM. Henry, Mr.. James
Mitchell, Miss Ellen Tompkins, Miss
Rilla Tourlln. Mr.. Ira Tompklns, Mr.
Fisher and Mr.. John Caldwell.
ELLA WISE, Teacher.
Oct 25th, 1884.
Mr.. EDITOR: l submit to you for
publication, the second monthly report
of my school for the Doth day Of Sept,
and ending the 34th day of Oct; mum
Der of pupils enrolled during the month
45; number of days attendance DY all
GAS; average number of pupils attend
each day 80 800; average number of
days attendance by each pupil IA;
names of those who were perfect in at
tendance are Freddie Oldfather, and
Willie Walters; the names of those who
were perfect in attendance except one
day, are Charlie 0ldfather, Hulda Par
SON. Phrona Eagle. Jennie, Maudie and
Lena Barnhill; the names of visitors
are as follows. Miss lena Walters
Thomas Montgomery, Joseph Platz and
John Heartsock. Parents, visit the
school and thereby encourage your
children and your teacher. Do not be
content with sending your children tc
school; but come and see how they are
progressing.
WIN. w. REYNOLDS, Teacher.
Brashear. Mo-, Oct. &c.
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MARRIED.

sALsBERRY-PUsSELM the residence of
the brides parents In Liberty township. by T. W.
Prentice, ESD, Mr. Charles sslsberry and Miss
Kate Fusselman.
A number Of the friends and neighbors were In
attendance, All were invited to remain and par
take of the bountiful dinner which OF the best
the country affords. The only thing to mar the
pleasures OF the day:was that the J, p ate much
of the good things that he has not felt very well
since. The fact is the Squire has not had much ex
periencei in this line, but we presume he will learn
TO be more cautious. This young couple have .
large circle Of friends who heartily Join in wishing
them unalloyed happiness as they meander toseth-
er adown the shady stream Of life, without 10 cloud
! to mar the sunshine Of happy married Lire.
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Sublette school will reopen Monday
Nov. So.
Frank Amick's saw mill which was
destroyed by fire short time ago is
rebuilt and ready for business.
Parties having claims of any kind or
unsatisfed judgements against the
Wabash, st. Louis & P. Ry., will find
it to their interest to call at this office.
Bright's disease of the kidneys, gray
| ell, diabetes catarrh of the bladder,
lame back, sciatica lucorrhea, and
female weakness are cured by Prof.
Guilmett's Kindey Pad. Try it and
be convinced. For sale by j. G. Jami-
son.
We regret to note the death of Mrs.
]. w. johnson, of this city, which oc-
CURED on Wednesday, from diphtheria.
Mr.. johnson has hundreds of friends
throughout the county who will deeply
sympathise with him and his little ones
in this bereavement.
We call attention this week to the
dissolution notice of Bright & Miller.
Mr.. Miller has purchased the interest
of Mr.. Bright and will continue the
business at the old stand. Mr. Miller
is courteous gentleman with whom
it IS pleasure to do business and we
bespeak for him continuation o!
their already large patronage.
The grocery stock formerly owned
by Mrs. S. I. Furrow has been purchas.
ed by Calf & Nicholson and the new
firm will continue in business IN the
Masonic building. They will soon nut
IN the largest stock of groceries, glass
and queensware, tobacco and cigars IN
Kirksvllle. They respectfully invite
every one to call and get prices or
groceries. Farmers produce taken ii
exchange tor goods.
1t makes no particular difference
whether Cleveland is tree-trader or 4
protectionlst. He is the candidate O
the free trade party, and that of itsel
should insure his defeat. Democratic
success means free trade. Free trade
means 80 per cent, reduction in wages
and consequent reduction in the price
of all farm products, and this mean!
panic and revolution. That is thing
not merely Tor worklngmen but for al
classes to take good second look at
Canton Press.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES.
In Honor of Prof. ]. I. Paden, Nor
NAL Chapel Nov. 2 at 2:30 p. m.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
1. Singing, Choir.
2. Invocation Elder Davis.
8. Bible reading and prayer-Rev.
Chambliss.
4. Singing.
5. Sketch of life and death of deceas-
ed-Mr. Barnard.
6. Presentation of picture-W. D.
Grove.
Z. Singing.
8. Remarks-Mr. G. L. Osborne.
9. Tribute Mr.. Bianton.
10. Singing.
IL. Benediction.
If the weather is favorable. the stu
dents design decorating Prot. Paden's
grave with e7ergreens and flowers.
Remarks at the grave by Mr.. Clay
Childress.
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Halloween Festival.

The young ladies OF the Presbyterian
church will have festival in the Ma.
sonic Hall on Friday night, Oct. 31st
Refreshments will be served, consisting
of oysters, ice cream, cake, bananas
and other things too numerous to men,
ton. The evening will be spent in
amusements suitable for the occasion.
All are cordially invited.
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Advertised Letters.

List OF letters remaining in the post
office, Kirksville, Missouri, Oct. 25th,
1884. If not called for in 80 days
will be sent to dead letter office:
Anderson Mary Miss.
Hamilton Lula Miss
Jackson Rachael Mrs
Lend Valentine
Parrish Jasper
Speers j. w.
Steuson Andrew
Vaun Esther Mrs
Vandervert Josie Mrs
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
d. MILLER, P. NJ.
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Brashear Public School.

Second menth ending Oct. Gath.
Number of pupils enrolled during
month, So: number of days attendance
of pupils 900; average number of pu-
pills attending each day, As; average
per cent of attendance of each pupil
"a IL; number attending full time dur
ing month IA. (There were i've others
who were in every day but did not
make tulI time.) Those attending full
time were Mary Downing, Epsie Ew-
ing, Kinda Davidson, Ada Young, Ada
Musick, Ida Payne, Charlie Hill, Daisy
Barnhart, Jas Davidson, Myrtle Barn.
hart, Walter Hill, Elmer Focht, Charley
Thatcher, and Sam Focht, (the first
seven have attended every day during
the term.) Those standing highest in
department were Emm Mccoy, Mary
Downing, Hattie Downing, Myrtle
Barnhart, Rosa Hopkins, Cliff futile,
Dasie Barnhart, Melvin Lee, George
Tuttle and Maggie Buckingham.
Number oil pupils tardy, 20; number
OF pupils not tardy So; l mark tardies
twice day. Space will not permit me
to give tbs names of those who deserve
eulogizing for the position they hold in
their classes. There are a gre at mum.
Der who are bending to the work in
earnest. and it is giving telling effect
Our visitors we're Messrs DIR. Hopkins
Jas McCreery, John Thrasher, directors
DIR. W!seman and John Focht.
Allow me once more to insist on the
parents visiting the school often, and
hept me to make it what it ought to
be. By hard work and the blessing Of
God, 1 can succeed, without this, but ii
is there power to help me, AID hope
| they will feel their duty and not be
backward about coming to me or in
visiting the school. Respectfully
| AID. HAJJIp1rproN Teacher
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. j. G. JAMESON lett last night fol
central Missouri.
Mr.. s FRENCH, of Schuyler county,
was in town Tuesday,
Mr.. A. j. kiBLER returned to his
home in Bell Air, H., on Friday last.
Mr.. J. S. Pool is making some i'm
provcmcnts that viii add very much to the
appearance of his hotel
Mr.. JOSEPH LANYARD and wife, of
Ringo's Point, made the GRAPHIC office a
pleasant call Thursday afternoon.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. w. T..
Baird who has been at the Bloomfield, Iowa,
sanltarium for two weeks past is improving.
Mr.. CRAVEN MARQUES returned from
California last Sunday night. He expresses
himself as being satisfied with old Missouri
Mr.. Fl. SoNDERsHAusEN in company
with Misses Mile and Lillian Owen and Miss
Eva NJ. Towles made the GRAPHIC call
Thursday afternoon.
JOHN S. MARMADUKE, VIM. H. Wal
lace. Of Kansas City, who prosecuted the
james gang, and Mr.. Stephens passed
through town Thursday on their way to
Milan to address the people of that place.
Mr. A. d. HALLIBURTON, who is teach
ing in Brashear, with his family spent satur-
day and Sunday in town visiting relatives
andfriends. Mr.. H. gives good report OF
his school.
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Pure and Nice.

Maynard's candies are attracting C
great deal oil attention, not only for the
handsome manner IN which they are
made, but from the fact that they are
abso !utely pure. he is now manufac-
turing regularly and in large quanti-
aes, both stick and fancy and supply
ing the trade as well as his own Gus
toners. Parties purchasing confec-
honery should insist on having May
nard's.
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J. S. Pool is agent for the Travellers
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 $1,000 in case of
death or $25 per week IN case you get
hurt. Call on Pool and get particu-
lars.
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A. D. HALL1BURroN. Teaehe

Days Horse and Cattle Powder is
one of the best remedies known FOR all
internal diseases of the cow. In all
cases of the hoove. and securing from
eating too much green food, 1t acts ad-
mlrably. Keep it on hand to offset
the effect of the early spring grass.
Price only twenty-five cents per pack
age OF one pound, full weight.
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Special Notice

We have just completed very fine
mill at Salisbury, Mo-, and have made
T. S. Baker and Co. our exclusive
agents in Kirksville. We will manu-
facture every grade of family flour and
will warrant every sack to be exactly
as represented by them. We respect
fully ask you to cali on Messers ]. S.
Baker & Co., and give our flour
trial. LEWIS & WAYLAND.
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We Want a Change.

We are going to change the wall
paper business. The people wanting
wall paper will find it greatly to their
interest TO call at Jamison's Drug
Store any time within ninety days for
bargains. 2!-5t
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Halliday Bros. have added
another large order of glass;
ware to their already immense
stock. Call and see them and
get their prices.
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Bishop & Hoxey.

Have opened cigar factory one door
south of C. A. Allgair's, and will man.
ufacture and sell goods at wholesale
and retail. Nothing but best material
used. Try them for a. first class smoke
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Maynard takes the lead on candies.
He is now manufacturing large guam
titles and all, join in giving it merlted
praise. Once eat Maynard's candy
and you will have no other.
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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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A New Grocery and Restaurant.

Has just been opened by Mrs. A. E.
Kirkpatrick, one door north of Smith 5
Furniture store. Country produce
wanted. A lunch counter in connec-
ton with the store. Give me call.
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KIRKsvILLE MARKET.

EGGS-1219 r.asoa
BUTTER-10 to 1919. s'r
CHICKENS-Y Young $3.50 to 200
FEATEERS-45c.
lAPPLES-20 to 4Oc. a.
OATSS18c t 90 1re
HAYS to 4.50. ,ia ~ ..,a
FLAX SEED 500.
TIMOTHY SEED 81. -
MILLET-25c. taas -s.'oe 81 81
BEANS-60c to 81 90. l l9g
H0GS-S3.5O tc 400 fi,, vi. 1850 ..s.8r
CoWS-Fat 2 to &c. Mich 81 to SIS.
calves $50 to $40.
'STEERS-Fat to sc. - 447,s11a 80
BEES WAX -25c ~
TALLOW -5c bi,.sa ~
LARD-10c
iaORSES-Market fiat LII
.CORN-New sells at Csc.
WhEAT-50 to 60c.
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CAUTION.

Voters should examine their ballots
carefully and see that the names Of the
candidates for whom they wish to vote
for are ALL there.
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Didn't tell you not to rack that
horse down with that damp clover bay.
1t will give any horse in the world the
heaves. Well, driver, give HIM Jour
standby, Days Horse and Cattle Pow
der. 1 guess that will bring him
around all right.
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Bring on your cash and get
your groceries where you can
get the most for your money.
nal laday Bros, are selling
che aper than anyhody.
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Try a sack of Mountain
Pink Flour at Halliday Bros,
only $1.25, can't be beat.
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We have a nice lot of mack
erel and white fish which we
will sell at net cost to save
carrying over. Call early
while they last. Halliday Bros.
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Flour from $l.0O to s1.50 per sack at
]. S. Baker & Cos. All other groceries
proportionately low. Give them call.
ALI kind of feed on hand and delivered
to any part of the city.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm OF Bright & Miller has this day been
dissolved ny mutual consent. Those indebted 10
the firm will please call and settle al once. Those
to whom the Arm are indebted will present their
bills for payment. BRIGHT & MiLlEK-
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Bring on your country pro-
duce, we handle immense
amounts of it. Halliday
Bros.
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John Hannah says he is getting hard
up and wants money. Those knowing
themselves to be indebted to HIM will
DO well to call and settle their bills at
once.
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Tie Makers Wanted

Wewant 100 tie makers and ten coal
miners at once, P1cKLRR 6 CREBs.
Cyst Kirksville.
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Fresh Oysters.

Fresh Oysters served In every style
at Uncle Charlie Allgaler's Kirksvllie
Kitchen. Give HIM call and be made
happy.
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DIED.

LINDER-Thursdsy Oct. 18th, st the residence Of
her son -in-law. T. j. Dockery, Mrs. Saloma y.
Liuder. wife OF the late Rev James II. Llnder,
an old citizen OF this county
Mt Office OF FINAL SETrLEMEST-Notice Is
IN hereby given 10 al creditors and others inter-
ested IN the partnership estate Of John Hankins.
deceased, that John Moore. administrator OF said
estate Intend 10 make final settlement theyeof a.
the next term OF the Probate court, OF Adalr eoun
~ to be held at Kirksyille the 10Th dag OF Nov,
1881. JOHN MOORE,
Oct. ssh. lisa Administrator
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Uncle Charley Allgaier Is still give
ing good square meals for Is cents at
Klrksville Kitchen.
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CAUTION.

Voters should examine their ballots
carefully and see that the names of the
candidates for whom they wish to vote
are ALL there.
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Parties desiring Dental work of any
slnd should call on DR.. Carter, in the
New Brick Block, north side square.
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John Hannah will sell IXL ST.
Charles flour as cheap as any man who
Will sell good flour.
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Becktol G. Snyder still have on hand
Peninsular, Gold Medal and Superior
stoves. Fire backs guaranteed to last
fifteen wears.
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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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). M. Mccall on the north side
square square will loan money at 6s on sums
Of $500 and over.
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Try Smith & Bay
lOr for w ire andPick
ct Fencing.

John Hannah will sell -four as cheap
as anybody who sells good -four.
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J M. MCCALL,
ATT ORNEY AT LAW
LOAN AND COLLECTION AGEiMI

VIII attend promptly TO collections and all otheI
business intrusted TO his care. Many 10 loan o.
tyorsble terms
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A nice lot of California fruits
at Halliday Bros,
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When you have an infamed eye. a
swelled hand, or decayed and aching
tooth. you do not take and fill your
stomach with drugs to cure it, but APP
ply cooling lotion or some soothing
narcotic directly to the parts. So it
you have a weak or lame back, sore
kidneys, profuse or scanty urine, or the
secretory system is cIogged and mac
tive, you should use Prof. Guilmett's
French Kidney Pad which is directly
local application, which always give
speedy relief and always cures the dis
ease. Ask your druggist for 1t. For
sale by j. G. Jamison.
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Nice new honey at Halla.
day Bros.
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If you can't 'Bear" cough, Bull
it with DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Burks' Sarsaparilla reliable blood
medicine.
Burks' Sarsaparilla will control cam
cerous sores.
Burks' Sarsaparilla for Scrofula.
Bad blood made good with Burks
Sarsaparilla.
Burks' Sarsaparilla leads the van.
Burks' Sarsaparilla is the best
price S100.
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NOTICE.

Still on the corner southwest OF the Brick stabl
and devote all my attention 10 midwifery and al
female diseases.
CATHERINE C. DAVIS.