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PARCELS for fine pictures.
To Farmers.

Go to Jan ison's Drug Store and get
a package of Sar Iark's Hog remedy
and try 1t. tits guaranteed to more
than pay for itself in the extra pork
produced and alb ;olutely prevent hog
diseases or our money will be refund
ed. 6m
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Mud. No Mora Mud.

The only macadamized street in
the city, where farmers can bring their
watches, clocks and jewelry for repairs
and not get knee deep in mud. AL
work warranted. A. BUTCHER
Jewele1.
Macadmised street, white front
South side.
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The w. FL. E. kid
glove is the best made
for the money.

Tongaline has already done very
good service in two cases of habitual
headache, Of an otherwise very oDstl-
nate and intractable nature. Theo.
Hermann, NJ. D., st. Thomas, No.
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Call at the Star
Store for your boots
and Shoes.
Go to Willard G. Evans east side o
square for your family supplies.
BOOTS AND SHOES

We have secured the agency
for the &c ebrated Chicago hand
made, full stock Kip, Waterproof
Boot and Shoe, that captured all
the Gold Medals over ALL COM
petitors at The World Exhibition
New Orleans Last Month Every
pair fully warranted to give satisfac-
ton or money refunded. See our
famous "Solar TIP" shoes for boys,
girls and children. Our Ladies Gus
tom made shoes.
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PICNIC.

There will be a picnic at Rye Creek
schoo! house on Saturday Sept. 9Th,
1885. All are invited to come with
vel! filled baskets. Good speakers will
be secured and a good time is promised.
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Remember.

That Jno. Hannah is still on the
south west corner, and Is giving the
people GOOD goods as cheap as any
man in North Missouri. He carries
no old and worthless stock but the
best and freshest there is In the mar
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lrR D. Henry. T.l.

Treats all acute and chronic diseases
Chronic diseases speciality. Office and
residence two blocks northeast OF pub
lie square, Kirksville, Mo.
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Clothing. Three thousand dol
lars worth of mems, boys and
youths and children, opened out
new and fresh, direct from the
manufacturers this week. See
our boys and childrens school
suits, best assortment and lowest
prices in Kirksville.
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The Star Store has
received a full stock
Of fall and winter
goods including cloth
ing, hats, caps, boots
and shoes, in fact
everything to make
you comfortable. New
goods arriving daily.
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Call at Normal Grocery for your
Coffee, Sugar, Flour and anything in
he grocery line. WILLIAM GiBBoSs.
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B. F. LAMKIN.

Having sold my lumberyard and good
will to Lee G. Jamison, desire all who
are indebted to me. to call at once and
settle their accounts either by cash or
note. G. w. DEREAMER.
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A new car of feed and -four just re
celved at the new feed store of H. P.
Ellis, Ross old stand.
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IF you want aGOOD NEW FIRST
CLASS organ call on w. A. Adams

The Aurora Watches embody strictly
the qualities OF perfection. accuracy
and durability. For sale by Hart &
Miller, North side square, adjoining
Masonic building, Kirksville, Mo.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-09-18

Bird Seed for sale cheap at Norma
Grocery. WlLLIAMGlBBoSs.
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BY paying cash you can save money
by getting your supplies from B. W.
Ross.
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Take your produce
to Murphy Bros.

Don't forget that W. G. Font keeps
the cheapest school books In Adair
county.
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Buy none but the
W. FL. E. kid glove.

School districts and Farmers that
want coal apply to g. W, Ross for sup
plies before coal goes up.
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COAL, COAL, COAL, COAL, COAL,
COAL, COAL,
B. w. Ross handles the best and
cheapest IN the market.
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CI0akS.

Let every lady in the town and
county call at the Star Store and ex-
anime their large invoice of new
cloaks Just received
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Oak lumber for sale at Variety Wood
Works.
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1t the old Stand.

L. A. Willard can still be found on
the east side of the square with large
line of staple and fancy groceries which
are being sold at low figures. Pro
duce wanted for which he will pay the
highest market prices in cash Or goods.
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Try the pure Apple vinegar a
Willard G. Evans and you will have no
nthar.
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W. II. e. kid glove
is in all the latest
styles.
BUS LINE.

Mears5 Bus will convey parties
promptly to all parts of the city.
Leave orders at Graves Livery stable
and a. Butchers.
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Bachelor Churn.

The best churn In the market. For
sale by L. A. Willard.
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Yarns. Our Fall and Winter
stock will be complete within a
fewdays. LAMKIN.
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IT YOU are IN want OF oak lumber, go
to A. l.. Homes. He has large sup
ply.
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For -four and feed call on 81. B.
Ellis.
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Carpet warp, net
weight, at the Star
Store, Colored soc,
white at Soc.
Wanted to Winter

Cattle, at rea soma BILE rates. to eat 60
or 20 tons of clover and timothy hay.
Address, B. G. REEsMAN,
Bullion, Mo.
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See (! See !!

Ii you want your property insured,
or to borrow mouey on improved
farms, call on J. C. THATCHER.
n15-4w
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anted.

Montgomery & BielbY W ant to buy
good horse.
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A complete line Of
Boneparfe fannels,
best goods made, at
the Star Store.
Prices Reduced.

year apple trees s15 per hundred !,
2 year cherry trees s. per doz. Full
assortment of everything new and old,
desirable here at equally fair prices.
CHAs. PATTERSON,
No, Il, SIN
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B F LAMI NJ.
Buy none but the
w. FL. E. Kid glove.
water MELONS by
the car load at FL. B.
Ellis S.
New Omnibus and Transfer Line

Lee Bros, Bus will meet all trains
and convey parties promptly to and
from all depots to any part of the city,
leave orders at Brick Livery barn.
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Cotton AM " oil Fl annal S. at
Lowest Prices ever known at
B FLA MKIN'S
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Visit PARCELS north side gallery
during reunion week.
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BORN.

BOY D--saturday Sept, 18th. to the wife OF
David Boyd, girl.
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10 to W. C. Fout' $ for seboo ! leCIs.
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A complete line OF fall and winter
goods including fine line of the latest
STYLES in cloaks and the finest line of
fannels in town at the Star Store.
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The Normal Grocer is we'll supplied
with .'rult jars and jelly Cups.
WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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PARCELS Nortl. side gallery for fine
pictures.
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In hard times economy" is the
watch word. Stand by your motto and
buy your school supplies of w. G.
Fout.
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Macon Baptist Association.

The Macon Baptist Associa ton con-
vened IN Kirksville on last Saturday
at II o'clock and remained in session,
through Monday. Much important
work was done, and number of visi-
tors were present. The next annual
session of the Macon association will
be held in Macon City, the Saturday
before the Sc eond Sunday in Sept, 1886
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DOR SALE-A house and lot IN the
} northeast part of town. a bargain. Ad-
dress this Office.
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Go to Willard & Evans tor cheap gro
ceries.
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Try Murphy Bros.
for choice groceries.

.Robt LorenZ is too
busy selling groceries
boots and shoes to
advertise, but call and
see HIM.
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Do not forget to call at Normal Gro
Gerry, Southeast corner OF the square
tor your goods. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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DOR SALE IN TIE east part Of town
L agood house with five rooms and five lots
a5ple trees peach trees and small fruits, cherry
,risrs) good cellar. smoke house. For sale At j
bargain. Address this Office.
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TOR SALE, TRADE, OR RENT-A
J. good new house, four rooms, good ou
huildings, water at door. five blocks from publi'
square. Address tlis Office OF E. b. Dodson.
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TOR SALE-Farm of 40 acres, five
Il miles from Xirksyille, 100 acres in cultI-
vauon balance in pasture. bargain. Address
his Office.
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nor SALE-Farm containing eighty-one and
IL e-half acres. miles northeast of hirKsville:
mile and = half from railroad depot. Address
D. eF..sEi.a
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THOR SALE-Farm of gen acres, all under good
II new fence. GOOD house; ~ acres in cultivation
n situated In north west part OF Macon county
Drake township, three miles north west from
alnut also sec. Is containing $40 acres all updet
good new. fence, well watered, timber COW en- len
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nor SALE-Eighty acre farm, 1vemiles north
L east OF kirksyiiie; good house. 3 rooms and ?
room basement. Price SIS per acre. Address this
ONCE.
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800 hundred soldiers had registered
at headqu arters up to yesterday noon
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TORsALE-A fan m OF leo acres.-leo acres in cul
L riyation. the balance in fine young timber. A
bargain on easy terms apply AZ this Office. Pro-
perty situated three miles northwest of AdAir No
Good orchard. Place well watered.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-15
A New Svsrem .

A new system of registering books has
been adopted at the public library; one
entirely different from the former way of
registering Now each book is provided
with pocket in which when the book
leaves the library card is placed bearing
the number of the book and the number
of the person taking it. On the librarl-
ans desk is frame containing fifteen
trays, into which is placed when a book
is taken out, number corresponding,
to that in the book These trays are each
day moved from one end of the frame to
the other so that when fifteen days are up
the tray will show it and thus it may be
seen that book has remained out as
long as allowable, without having to re-
fer to a register. The new arrangement
is self registering, and will prove a great
convenience to the librarians The libra
rian has also been provided with a new
machine for registering attendance, an
arrangement which by pushing button
each time visitor arrives, and at the end
of certain length of time will show the
number of persons attending the library
in that time.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-15
Board of Education.

Pursuant to a call of President Sinnet,
the board of education met in special
session yesterday afternoon. x.member
David Donaldson having duly qualified as
NJ. D. Merrips successor. took his seat as
member of the board
The committee of graduation exercises
reported having engaged Harper's theatre
for the evening of June 5th, and the ser>
vices of Prof. J. L. Packard, of the Iowa
State University to deliver the address.
The committee on plans for improving
wall around school lot No 8, made re-
port recommending that the wall be taken
down to within about three feet of the
grade of the sidewalk, the wall to be
pointed with the best cement, and Gov
cred with coping of three inch pine
plank, to be well painted and sanded.
The lot to be graded and sodded from the
wall to a line about three feet back, and
the erection of temporary fence along
the inner side of the sodding for the pro-
lection of the sod
Bills were allowed amounting to $44 ga
and the board adjourned.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-15
RASMUSSEN'S CARD.

calling that have refed reoe m
Studio making only the complete but decidedly the hanm
We wish call attention fine
Photographic all recently produced and containing and
pleasing positions and effects of light and shadow varying
We by old CONNIE
critics that is by far the finest display made in this city Our
largely the fact that make greater effort
excel underse bring aid experience can be-
gathered from II continuous service havng begun
graphic 1867, which time have lost
months either sickness vacaton experience enables
appreciate the importance of effects in Photo hence op
ing fitted with consisting of bal
ustrades and rustic bridges and fences boat rocks pond
les and variety of back grounds
Chicago Photo Bureau
equaled gallery in this vicinity but-We plainly (and
easily demonstaed that gallery in this contains onea
Instruments don't boast that they bought
sale and used by predecessors for 20 On CONTRARY
the latest improved makes containing
Vognder Enyscope and Dameyer instantaneous Lenses THESE
GALLERY
advertisement
advertisement by the excellence of work In order to better
satisfactory results patron given show of three four
different positions and all of these proofs shown and should
improvements suggest themselves resng will gladly be made free
charge Gallery 18th street and End avenue Rock Island
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-15
RlYer Rinleta.

The Maggie Reany came up from be-
low this morning and leaves this after
noon for Burlington.
The steamer Mary Morton, of the Dia-
mond Jo line, will be up this evening,
and take on passengers and freight for
the head of navigation.
The Josie will be down tomorrow
morning, in charge of Capt. Corbett and
the crew of the Libbie Conger, which has
gone on the ways at Dubuque for repairs.
1t is understood that the Josephine has
been withdrawn from the Rock Island
and Dubuque trade entirely. and will run
the balance of the season between Fulton
and St. Paul. while the new steamer,
Charles Rebstock; will run in the Fulton,
Clinton and Rock Island trade, making
daily trips between the ports. The Reb-
stock will be in charge of Capt. W. D.
D. Holsapple, of LeClaire, who has been
for two years the rapids pilot of the Jo-
sephine. The Josephine has been in the
Rock Island and Dubuque trade for three
years. Her business in no season has
prevented her accommodating excursion
parties when she was wanted for the pur
pose-and Capt. Conger made it point
to be in Rock Island on Sunday. to slow
the use of his steamer for societies, or an
excursion on his own hook for everybody.
For several days past an attorney for
the St. Louis and ST. Paul Packet COM
pany has been taking dispositions at New
port, R. l., in the case of the ST. Louis
and St. Paul Packet company VS. the Keo-
kuk Bridge company. The suit involves
a large amount, and is besides an impor-
tant test case, involving the question of
bridges on the Mississippi river. In 1869
the late Gen. G. r. Warren, of the engi-
neer corps, stationed at Davenport, made
very thorough survey of the Mississippi
| river with reference to future bridges,
and the testimony taken at Newport was
from Messrs. j. II. Cotton, 81. A. Bent
ley and Norman W. Ayres. all Of whom
assisted Gen. Warren in this survey were
consequently familiar with the details and
results of his work. The suit is for dam
ages caused by the bridge changing the
current of the river, to the detriment Of
the packet company. Some more depo-
sitions are 10 be taken in New York, and
the case will be tried in the United States
circuit court at Keokuk in June next.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-15
Heavy Attachment.

Yesterday afternoon attachments were
placed on the saw mill property of Paige,
Dixon & Co., in West Davenport, now
operated by Keator & Son, of Moline. al
the instance of the Union National Bank
of Oshkosh, for $25, 900, the Commercial
National Bank of Oshkosh, for 5000,
the First National Bank of Oshkosh, fol-
$4,000, the Loan and Trust Savings Bank
of Concord, N. II, for $500, and the
National State Capital Bank of Concord,
for $5,000-total $4s, 200.
All these suits are based on notes given
by Paige, Dixon & Co., former owners
or the mill and mill property, for loans,
and were endorsed by s. B. & J. A.
Paige.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-15
ONE WOMAN'S WOES.
Twice Married and Twice Divorced
A ife's Demand OF Her Husband
Whom She wss Twice Legally
Separated From.

A peculial suit was entered yesterday
for trial in the May term of the district
court of Scott county. The case is en-
titled Eliza s. White VS. High White. y
In her petition the wife sets forth bill
for decree of divorce which she obtained
against her husband-who was then, and
is now, well known pilot on the upper
Missfssippi-in the circuit court for ROCK
Island county, in September 1900. In
the transcript of the court proceedings,
which is also filed, it is stated that Mr.
and Mrs. White had been divorced be-
fore, as far back as 1855. but year after
wards they married again, living together
"for time as husband and wife. The
first divorce was caused by cruel and in
hnman treatment; and this treatment. as
we'll as neglect to provide for his family.
was the ground for the second divorce
granted in September, 1865. In the last
decree White was directed to pay his wife
500 for expenses and fees, with costs of
suit, and $500 per year as alimony, until
the court otherwise ordered, and in de-
fault thereof writ of attachment was to
issue as for contempt.
In the suit entered yesterday, Mrs.
White AYERS that her husband has never
complied with the rulings of the court OF
twenty years ago, and she claims there
fore that he is now indebted to her in the
sum of 5,000-of which $4,000 is for
alimony due, and 1000 for interest Sh5
asks judgment for the amount with costs
of suit.
The ground on which the defense will
be taken is that the wife condoned all
offences on which that second decree Of
divorce was obtained, for they came to
gether afterwards and lived .as husband
and wife; in proof of which he refers tc
the records of the district court for Scot
county, to show that she applied for
third decree, and it was refused by tn,
court because it could not be proven tina
there had ever been third marriage
Furthermore previous to this application
of hers he himself went into the circui
court for Scott county for divorce, AM
his suit also came to naught because h
could not show that third marriage ha,
bound himself and ex>wife together lie
gally.
The couple who have experienced s,
much matrimonial misery are about 2
years of age.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-15
CITY CHAT.
For nice apples 90 to LAM

For nice apples 60 to Lamps.
The fat boy with his pies tonight at
the Dickens festival.
DIR. McCandless, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
Mrs. Leo. Hunters garden party to-
night at Armory hall.
String beans and green peas at Lamps.
DR.. A. T. Hawley, dentist. corner Sew
teenth street and Sixth avenue.
Go to the dance at Armory hall on Sat-
urday evening.
Get new cabbage at Lamps.
Ripe tomatoes, fresh and nice, at
Lamps.
DR.. Maragold's cheap Jack wagon toe
night
JudgeP L. Hawkinson, of Chicago, 10
visiting DR.. Lindahl. of Augustana col.
lege.
DR.. j. W. Stark, Dentist, 1879 Second
avenue. d1Yr.
The Rock Island boys will have grand
ball at Armory hall on Saturday evening.
Only ten cents admission tonight for
the Dickens Cosmorama at Armory hall
Mother Goose tomorrow at the armory
from 2 p. m. till 4 p. IN.
The skaters were out In full force at the
rink last night.
Patronize the ladies of the Central
church tonight at Armory hall.
Mr.. G. C. McIntire returned from Chi
cago this morning, where he went on bus
mess.
Mr.. Emil Zeigler purchased car load
of timothy hay this morning at 81 per
ton.
Holly Tree Inn will still remain open
to the public tonight at Armory hail.
For rent-The Doyle malt house, Rock
Island. Enquire of John Grogan.
dim
| A grand lunch will be given at Theo>
dore Holdorf's on Ninth street, tomorrow
evening.
Get your awnings, tents, wagon COW
ers, etc. of G. III. Young, III Main St.,
Davenport. Iowa, apl15dtf
Free lunch tomorrow evening at Theo.
dore Holdorf's saloon ON Ninth street
corner of Ninth avenue.
Bjehls band will take part in the Dick.
ems Festival tonight. When you hear
the music on the street get your girl and
follow the band to Armory hall
Charles Burgman, convicted of larceny
at the last term of the circuit court, and
confined to the county Jail since, was dis
charged today by order of Judge Glenn.
Mr.. Thomas Davis received telegram
today from his father, Capt. J. B. Davis,
conveying the intelligence that he had
arrived safe and sound at Batouche,
British America.
Turn out to the Dickens Cosmorama
tonight at ArmorY hall.
| Commander Bowman, of Butord Post
has received an invitation from F. G.
Wilton, secretary of the Henry County
Soldiers and Sailors Monument commit
tee, for himself and Buford Post to be
present at the dedication of the monu>
meut on Wednesday, May eth. Gen. T.
u. Henderson will be president of the
day, and Gen. W. n. Gibson, orator Of
the occasion.