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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-11-13
AYERS
Sarsaparilla

is highly concentrated extract of
sarsapariiia and other blood-purifying
footSs combined with Iodide of Potas-
sium and Iron, and is the safest, most reli-
able, and most economical blood-purifer that
can be used. 1t invariably expels all blood
poisons from the system, enriches and renews
tne blood, and restores its vitalizing power.
1t Is the best known remedy for scrofu1a
and all scrofulous Complaints, Erysip-
elias, Eczema, Iingworm, Blotches.
Sores, Boils. Tsmors, and Eruptions
of the Skin, as also for all disorders causea
eY q thin and impoverished, or corrupted.
condition OF the blood, such as Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Rheumatic Govt, General
nehilit1,. and 1,.>x-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-11-13
0FFICE OF EAKLE MONIES,
successors to Cochran Jones and W. NJ Eakle.1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS.

STANTON, VA. Nov 3D. 1895
SIs:1Mr B F, Eakle having bought the interest
u g WI a. cochran in the late firm of Cochran Il
,lr name of EAKLE & JONES, who, having
n,ougnt the business of W. M. Eakle will conduct
~ NE holeSaIc and Retail Grocery business at W
M M. Eakie's old sand, opposite the Court House
where they will be glad see their old friends ana
patrons, guaranteeing satisfaction in all cases
~ Goods delivered to the depots. and all parts of
The city free of CHARGE WI
Respectfully, EAKLE& JONES.
nov63t ~ " oo''i-o-
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Prairie Bird SplInters.

Prairie Bird mail comes very irreg-
ularly lately.
Will Martyr ir., has moved to the
the Widow Bowmau's farm.
J X. McCloskey and his two sisters,
Mrs. Harry Garlock and MIS-. Macklin
are on the sick list.
They have had an excellent Sunday
school at the Prairie Bird school house
this winter.
John Huston, jr., is troubled with
rheumatism so much, that he has Civ.
en- up farming this summer.
Frank Huston's have new boy al
their house.
Glad to see the GRAPHIC tying tc
work up home industries. such as can
ming fruits and vegetables. packing
hogs, etc.
Well the government at Washington
still lives, and as we now have tht
change so much talked Of we arr
annously looking for the better time
and reform promised.
Would like very much to sea shor
articles from farmers giving their tail
ures as well as their success.
| SPLINTER,
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Washington School.

Thinking that few items from our
school would be interesting to your
readers, we have concluded to furnish
you with some of our doings.
Since the cold weather has ceased
our attendance has been better.
Death has visited the home OF two of
our scholars; Misses Eva and Della Six,
and left them mourning for a mother.
The scholars of No. 1 extend to them
their heartfelt sympathy.
Miss Flora McCaw has entered the
Physiology and Arithmetic classes.
Mr.. Hollis Kellogg, Masters Herman
Still and BERTHE Eversull have entered
the 9th grade.
Room No. celebrated LongfclIow's
birthday, Feb. 27tn. with essays, recita-
tions, gems. &c.
The opening exercises are made very
interesting by the recltations of Bible
verses by the scholars of different
rooms.
Miss Allie Updyke's room gets the
banner this month for having the best
attendance and decorum.
The school was favored by visit
from our school commissioner Mr.
Frank Propst. He said that he thought
the schools were in much better con-
dition than last year.
The scholars are now allowed the
privilege of remaining out doors until
the ringing of the last bell, instead of
going IN and studying at the first, as
customary.
Our Literary Society is very interest
ing. The programme usually consists
OF gems, declamations, songs, debates,
paper, etc.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from pras.
tice, having had place d IN his hands b
an Feast India missionary the tormull
of 4 simple vegetable remedy ior th.
speedy and permanent cure Of Con.
sumption, Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and Lung AfeeuCr.
diso a positive and radical cure g.
Nervous Complaints after having te.
ted its wonderful curative power. /,
thousands of cases, has felt it his duir
to make It known to ms suffering ID.
lows. Actuated by this motive a1i
a desire to relieve human Suffering
Will sand free Of charge, 10 all who d
sire it, this recipe, in German, Fren:!
or English, with full directions for PIE
pairing and using. Sent by mail b
addressing with stamp. naming thi
paper, W. A. NoYEs, 149 Powers Bloc
Rochester, n. Y.
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All Not Gold That Glitters.

"Ise very sorry, boss, dat 1 was led
estray ter take de watch" said Jim
Webster to an Austin Justice.
ri am glad to see that you regret
your crime. What was it that led
you to take the watch s'' replied his
Honor, calmly.
81 was deluded by de cham, sab,
believed it was solid gold chain, and
dat ar was a gold watch hanging at the
eend OBJ 1t. De chain deluded me,
sab, inter taking de watch De brass
chain am de curse OBJ all OBJ desc heah
complercashuns.'
"You will not be deceived by chains
for time at least if can help it,
remarked his Honor, giving him two
months on the chain gang.
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KIRKSVILLE MARKET

EGGS-121s
BUTTER-25
CHICKENS sc. per lb.
FEATEERS-45c.
APPLES-40 to 6Oc.
OATS-20c
HAY-$4 to 500.
FLAX SEED $1.65.
TIMOTHY SEED-s1.25 sells at 81. 50
MlLLET-35c. to 4Oc. sells at 5O,.
GERMAN MILLET-5O.
HU UNGARIAN SEED-sells al 6Oc.
d dULLESS SEED OATS-sells at soc.
CLOVER SEED-S550 sells at $500
BEANS-60c to 81 co.,
HOGS-s3.75 tc 400
TOBACCO-3c to &c.
COWS & HEIFERS-Fat 3to 81.
STEERS-Fat 3 IL to 41-2c
BEES WAX -20c.
TALLOW-5c
LARD-10c
HORSES-Lower.
CORN-30 cts, to 35c.
WI EAT-65e.
RYE-45c.
MULES-Market lower
GEESE-$3.50 to S4oO.
POTATOES-25c to 40.
BULLS & STAGS-21S
MILK COWS e CALVES-$20 to S35.
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NiFNARDs COUGH CANDY
Recommended by the Leas;,.
Physicians as q Tonic md
Ezpectorart.

We take pleasdGc in making k,o-
to the ubL,, tins valuable candv -
medIcin 1t is made with a g;a, ~ .
combining the best known rerned;."
bronchial troubles with pure csnJ nd y %
such manner as 10 make a rnsd;:5i Z
with very pleasant to taste vs, ,'''s
takes the place Of the costly syrnr. ~
troches manufactured and scld - - 80 30
ent medicines. SIR. Maynard has ~ ~
manufacturing thi- candy using :, I'a -
years AMI has testimonials fran ~. = ~
cans and patients wherever 5e bss 90 .la, y,
it. speaking in the higLe>t terms - s;a 1.
efficacy as :. medicine. 1t Is y,is.s.s =, e,
for coughs, colds and hoarsen1..,, Aall .i
when melted and taken as a. syrn, 'Il9 aa9
cure Group. IL gives Us great oias,.4ll va
to publish the following testima,li
from our best physicians reeon,ma.s
ing !. G. Maynard's Cough Candy :
DR.. T. w. SHAW
A prominent physician. former, =.
Macon City, but new of PhilassI.l:. y
says: The prescription fjom ws;at s9.a
Maynard's Cough Candy Is made - !; .
hetter remedy tor throat or Iron.S;Ii; ,.s
troubles than the many troebe. 'a,a -.
lung balsams now in the market ~
DR.. /. A. GROVE
OF KirksvlIle, says: Il cbeert,li,
| endorse the above
DR.. GooDsoS-
OF Macon City, SAYS: 1T Is a to,;
and eypecrorant and very strerpifs,
ing to the lungs
| DR.. 7. S. RUBEY-
Formerly Of Macon City. but now .
Lebanon, Tenn. says: Tins CAM
undoubtedly saved me and nv !.
from a spell OF pneumonia. Vi
further give you privilege 10 sign n
name TO anything IN commendation
your Cough Candy
1t Is further recommended by san
of the leading physicians in the com
: try.
This candy can be had for 4
! per pound at
J. G.. MAYNARD'S BAKERY
Kirksvi!le. No
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BraShear Academy Items.

j. S. Bailey, the Principal, is out as
a candidate for County Commissioner,
he holds Life State Certificate from
the State Superintendent and is four
year graduate.
We smell the smoke and hear the din
of the conflict, but it is not afar off,
examinations are actually here.
The class in Psychology have met
the enemy and some came OF sound
but to get an average grade of eighty.
five is trying test lndeel.
Rev. Herbert led our devotional ex-
ercises the 18th int. Rev. Clark the
following day.
This week ends this term after which
we will haye a week vacation, then
another term of two month. The third
term opens March 3lst.
Among our callers lately we noticed
Rev. A. H. Collins ana wife, the Misse!
Ella and Carrie Woods, Mamie Elliott
Mr.. Chas. and Marion Scott, Miss Ann;
Thrasher and sister and Miss Mauc
Lee.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween ID. J. Hoye and d. n. Williams,
(known az D. J. Hoye G. CO.. is dis
solved by mutual consent. All oe
counts due said firm will be collected
by D. j. Hoye, who will assume the
liabilities of said firm.
D. J. HoYE.
d. n. WILLIAMS.
Kifksyllie, Mo-, March 3rd. 1885.
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Liberty Township.

All are happy over the improved
condition of the roads and the appear
ance of an early spring.
Our merchant OF Pure Air, T. w.
Dixon is rushed with business.
Sam'l Wise is as happy as a "big sun
flower for its boy at his house.
Hog cholera still RACES IN this vicini-
ty and many hogs are dying.
Mr.. John F. Eliel who had his foot
crushed IN his moving machine last
summer, still goes On crutches.
Mr.. Dean and Mrs. Schotield came
near ueing drowned last week in try
ing to cross Walnut creek when the
waters were high.
Mr. Barret Pratt and Miss Susan
Thomas we united in matrimony last
Wednesday. May peace, Joy and hap
piness ever be theirs.
A FARMER Boy.
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sHERIFFs SALE IN PARTITION.

Sarah Dodsrn j: VI. Dodson.
son, Jennie Dodson.' 1 zZle ; Petition in paf'i'
Matchetr Dora Bell Mstchrit ti0n
and Sarah Matchett, eI.parIeJ
whereas, at the October term. 1855. OF me s elit
cult court OF sdair county Mo. an order o. 1
was made Ia The above entitled cause, u, ~
the sheriff Of Adair county 10 sell al funuS 4 n
the following described real estate sltlat, u.s. -
Adair county. Mo TO wit: Lots Que ~ an, tht -
~ in block nine (9i, IN the town OF Milai , -
The south east or. OF the sOBth east or. .,-t a.1
north act A. ot the south east or. and an h4t P,s
OF the south east ar. Of the south rasl %, 80
north 'fThe track sid right OF aY OF lhe -, n
st. Louis and Pacific Railroad all 10 sseli', sses or
township q, range IS, containing 81 acres HOi'
less. ,.,is
Terms Of Sale: Cash IN hand. Deed to be msi'
upon anal plym nj OF purchase money
Now therefore. by virtue and authority o. t.T ~
order, aforesaid. Will. Tuesday ths an n ~.
oi A pril. lsoj. .fOre the court house uootl -
town OF kirksville. in Adar county, aior,
tween the hours ofg O'Clock q. NJ sni y s,id 80
p. M, that day. while the circuit court 'oa 'osiIe
cointy Is In session expo said properly 70 iP,ss
sale to the highest and besi biddef- In eolhp4is
with the requirements OF said order OF > is.
Witness my hand this - d.y OF March Ho0-
]. n. kINSEAg,
sheriG Adalr Co. Mo-
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The HoME Cook Book AND FAan-
PHYslclAE, containing hundreds of sl
cellent cooking receipts and hints t.
aousekeepers, also telling how to eur
all manner OF common ailments b
simple home remedies.
DISTINGUISHED PEOPLE. THIS mos
interesting work contains the histons
Of all the celebrates statesmen, author
poets, editors, cIergymen, fnanGien
etc, Of the present day, illustrate
with life like portraits. Address
SUNSHINE MAGAZINE Co..
46-4t Fillmore, y. Y.
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The Planetary Storm Prophet.

See it, get 1t, keep it, study 1t. 1t is
beautifully printed in colors on dur
able card board, showing all tire peri
DDS in which rain, hail storms, lorna
does. cyclones, etc, arc TO occur from
the ose of 1884 to the beginning Of
1891. Don't tall to get one at
W. G. FoUT's, West Side Square.
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The hog is very gross feeder and is
consequently always liable to eat too
much. This brings about indigestion,
diarr hea, &c. When suffering from
this cause give him Days Horse and
Cattle Powder every day with his
food.
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Souhuy BSuiSuidh, ds iu @oo'S S
city dandies in intellect. as the stars
are above the earth.
SIR:-Through ) our paper wish to
say a few words upon the recent
triumphs of labor over the organized
power Of capital backed by corporate
powers. For years labor has sought 70
establish its right to be recognized IN
the distribution of the wealth which
it alone produces. This right
has been unjustly withheld
from IT. Many plans have been devis-
ed by those interested In labor to ac-
complsh the desired results, combina-
tions have been formed, illegal means
have been used land these always de-
feat themselves) men have had their
passions infamed bv unwise counselors
and all the time labor drifting away
from the desired goal. At last we be-
lieve dawn of better things has come
over the labor interest of this land !;
better council has prevailed. How
have these been brought about? Trade
unions, oranges, farmer alliances and
other organizations were tried, these
were too contracted, reaching only TO
their particular callings. Something
more universal was needed, politics
was entered into, the greenbackers
sprang into existence; all these combi-
nations did some good, caused men to
think and read and as result OF their
thought and reading, there came into
existence a party of no particular
politics or trade, but party interest.
ed in religion, temperance, education
morality ana the general uplifting OF
humanity. This great combination oi
the labor party under the name oi
knights OF Labor entered the field anG
like the Knights of old, knowing the
business of their cause drew the swo rd
casting The scabbard away, going fortf
to battle for humanity. And it is thi!
: power behind the throne that has 81
) peaceably and so effectually brought II
, termination strike of such magnl
tude as just gone through. We wan
, by this article to draw the atten
tiou of the laborers OF Adair and Kinks
vile to the advantages to be derived
from such an organization formed ex
presslY for the purpose of assisting
them to acquire their proper position
+ in this tree and productive part o
e Gods creation. In the sweat of th
e brow shalt thou eat bread. The labore
r is willing to do this. still he cannot Sc
=, why others should evade it. We want
:. more equal division OF both wealth an
labor. The question is often aske
how do you propose to accomplish this
The answer is By co operative effort:
l. and we point with pride to that al
s. ready accomplished in the recen
d strike. We give a cordial inv,tatio
Y to tradeSmen and others interested
c help us in our work.
y A KNIGHT OF LABOR.
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The books and accts. OF the firm Of
Bennett & Nelson are IN my hands for
collection. Those knowing themselves
indebted to said firm will please call
and settle either by note or cash. Suit
will be entered on all delinquent accts.
soon if not settled.
NJ Ncrnr
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Carothers G Greene have been un.
loading farm machinery the entire
week. Piows, harrows and corn
planters OF the latest and most i'm.
proved pattern, and every thing else in
the line of farm machinery that you
will stand in need of during the sum.
msrs campaign. Give them a call and
examine their immense stock.
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Harmony In the Church.

K. j. Burdette
''ls there harmony In your church 2"
asked the presiding elder.
"There is--there is," replied Dea-
con Ramsgate; perfect harmony.
We have dismissed the pastor. dis
charged the organist, compelled the
choir to resign, discontinued the Sab
bath and weekday meetings, DIS
charged the sexton, and expelled about
one-halt the members; and white
robed peace now broods softly within
the walls of this branch of the earthly
Zion. Harmony believe the very
angels envy US"
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B. W. Ross, al the old stand, will sell
coal, wood, -four and feed cheaper
than any body for cash.
Ii you would keep your hens from
scratching up your flowers. put minia-
ture boxing gloves on them.
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Sperry Items.

The finest March weather we have
ever seen. With the roads rapid
ly drying and every appearance of an
early spring, there is no excuse for be-
ing gloomy or sad.
Health OF neighborhood good and
farmers getting anxious 10 begin their
spring work.
Mr.. Winslow is building house for
himself and new wife.
An interesting lyceum at Olive Hill
school house is attracting much atten-
tion. CONSTANT READER.
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school Reports.

Report of Prairie View school for the
term beginning Nov.2d, 1881, ana end
ing Feb, 9th, 1885. NJ. of teachers, /;
wages per month, 1856; number of pu-
pills enrolled, 39; number days attend
ance of all pupils 1871, average mum
Der attending per day Il 1870; aver
age attendance of each 45 1873; num-
ber of days taught 80; visitors present
on the last day: Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Row, Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner
Merideth Deaton, Misses Sadie and
Mollle Turner, Duffie Deaton, Anna
Davidson, Belle Burton, and Reddie
Wheeler, Messrs 7. Fl. Scott, VIM.
Burton. Porter Ryon, Chas Grant, Jes-
sy Beecher, ct al. The patrons of the
district will please accept my thanks
for the kindly manner in which | have
been treated by all, as well as for the
deep interest shown by all in the well
fare of the school and the encourage
ment afforded both the pupils and my
self by your frequent visits and espe-
cially uuon the last day May success
ever attend the people of Prairie View
is.the wish of your last winters peda.
gogue. G. A. Wilcox.
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Salvation Oil, the cele brated Amerl-
can remedy for cuts, bruises, sprairs.
burns, scalds, chilblains, &C., can he
had of all druggists. 1t kills pain.
Price only twenty-five cents bottle.
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NOTICE OF RESIGNATION.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned W W
tends to apply 10 the Probate court Of A1il
county at the FebruarT adjournment term TO V,
held on Monday. April 18th, lso5, 10 resign -
gu srdianship William VOelker,
March IIth 1883. -. 4. BALLS
Guardian ofsald William Voelsef'
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w. A. Bradney, Quincy, ILL.,, says:
IL have had cough every winter for
thirty years, Burks' White Pine Bal
sam did me more good than any
other.
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L. A. Willard has on hand lot O
MoberIy -four at wholesale and retail
He also keeps constantly in stock ths
old reliable Tellico Roller Mills Flour.
45-l
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Have used Tongaline in some six
cases of neuralgia, besides other ner-
vous affections, and am prepared to
say that, so far as my experience ex-
tends, it is one of the most reliab BILE
remedies that has ever come into my
possession. J. A. WARD, NJ. D.,
Troy. Mo.
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Sulky rlOWs.

If you want first class sulky plow,
lower than you ever heard tell of be-
tore. 90 to Brasield & Kellogg's.
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a porcelain kettle that has sprung a
leak is just the thing to fill with earth,
and set out on the lawn, full of plants,
after tits painted green.
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That shot tower "ad" for three
weeks in number of our exchanges
at so cts. is remarkably cheap -
KnOr Co. Democrat.
What made you say anything7 1t
makes no difference if you do give
away your advertising space so long
as your home men do not find it out.
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Chicken and Turkey feathers for sale
at the Creamery Grocery.
Becktol & Snyder have just received
car load OF the celebrated Weir
Flows and cultivators.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

At the solicitation OF many teachers and nihei, i
hereby announce myself candidate for rt-elee
iion 10 the Office OF county school Commissio On r.
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hereby announce myzelfas ! cancldsie ior ~ ~
Office Of County school Commissioner. u esSse. esys.
will meet the teachers ofthe county at hlr.sy,ts
appropriate times, j. ). Ballet
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership Of Smith < Hall is ihl5 Day DE-
solved by mutual consent those knowing taeR-
selves Indebted on account will please come y
settle. for the books Of the firm must he settled
March IG, 1885, p. VI. SMITH,
4 " HALL.