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right title and interest. l.s0Iy buillnG. with lot.
on st-avc OF 1871 ST.. lot lOiOx3J1lbXi .-oo
Thomas o Mara. S'VO
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N.H.C CITY
The following shows the real estate transactions recorded
yesterday:
lam so6rop sS nd iIe 80 William Wis,ocI $4,000
l27t-st. 1916 10 Q Of 7thave lb.lUNG9Xl: Ben . en-
lnmin Edsal and wife 10 Ann Harvey ll,oVV
81 . th.st, TO 1 OF 2l5thst to ] OF 2ithaye
tI SGS' Onniics I ~ u'cAer foo''' 70 10000
OV'S aE So and Wef Ga obse A"on 10000
'o' ILF To- Gee Gee c az a'e 49, 600
Lew ner onG u ve 10 asS S Kerscr TO- 100
Marrs l 100 p dTi LOUIS lelAul'l al" 1880
sIm a G"T W T,fc 10 M Gn conn 2i5oO
Broadway 70 6l.S II : OF l3 IN ~. l,.,Nld"x2.bX
new new boz l he and Sp1tcr t''i''i, 70 1850
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5itudlona tOauteo-- females.

GOOK-WATTRFSS. by Two German Prot
tsrra-Oue cook launArcss the other waress and
chambermald together or separate best references
los MIlt WISH. DIsenent
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Donc0 nn1 Rooms uUante1.

A FOREIGN gentleman desires board with
~ uryae American family references exchanged terms
F.C. r. Tribune OlHcc.
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Gun i1r pcrtn 10 Eel.

E'O LET. from 'tobcr to July, furnished
large house. = ~ monthly, location 3Sthst near 9TH
ave Apply u West "atI.s-
fTNO RENTING - West 36th-St.. near 9TH
4 ave. 3sory ,v,g. i1 handsome immediate pos
SESSION. Please apply on premises.
* BEEKMAN-ST. -Largc, light store, base
-GSJ mcnt and suh.c,llar 10 !ot.
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Sept. 80 1885.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
The following sale held at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day.
ID. H. Seaman
ri ght title and interest l-stoIy bullinG with lot
on iISr cor OF I'D Sc lot $500
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WAITER. by a cDlOrad man, aye twenty,
w Ave; hr.t-ciass references willing. respectful ane
competent j. NJ Box 40. Tribune Uptown onice. i,2Ss
broadway.
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NALET.-By y0ung man (Englsh); ex-
perience the III sc families In England no OBJ
lection To travelling highest rci.rences Address o.
' II. V. O.. 2i3 MeSt 22d.st. CITY.
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GARDENER or FARMER.-By man who
VI understand tho care Of poultry ana SGws , ms 10
MAKE himself generally useial Address GA hDENEis =,
Care FIanc A. Fzele. "a North broadway. foaAes'N L.
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~ sToNINGToN LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
o,narers lea ye Pier Sc, N r.. block aboye
csns.st daily except tays at p m new tram Win
chairs) between steamers landing anu
Eoston without charge. Most direct route TO Watch LII
and Safi r. W. PoPPLE General Passenger Agent.
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Chauncey Depew's Last Cigar.

The Hon. Chauncey III. Depew was In
Albany one day attending the meeting of
the New York Central stockholders.
Meeting friend, the tender of cigar to
Mr.. Depew recalled an interesting rem
iniscence, which we give in Mr.. Depew's
words: 81 was a confirmed smoker,
smoking twenty cigars day, up to about
dozen years ago, when gave up the
habit. now do not use tobacco. Twelve
or thirteen years ago found myself suf-
fering from indigestion, with wakeful fits
at night, nervousness and inability to sub
nit to mental strain. I was in the city
OF Albany one day and bought a twenty
five-cent Partaga. / was walking up
Broadway, and at the corner of State
Street I took the cigar out Of my mouth
and looked at it. / had smoked about an
inch of it. A thought struck me. had
been reading German savant's book on
the unhealthfulness OF the use of tobacco.
I looked at my cigar and said: you are
responsible for this mischief ] threw
that Partaga into the gutter and re.
solved not to smoke again. For six
months l suffered the torments OF the
damned. wanted to smoke, but re
solutely refused. My appetite meanwhile
was growing better, my sleep was growing
sounder, and l could do more work. j
did not smoke up to two or three years
ago. After / had worked for seventeen
hours continuously one day. late al
night thought would try cigar as
soothing influence. Lit cigar. II
was delicious. I enjoyed tho aroma Of
the smoke and the pleasure OF the cigar
more than / can say. The next day ]
smoked four cigars and the next two.
l found the use OF tobacco was affecting
my physical system and / stopped il
entirely and have not commenced again
and probably never shall"
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Langshans.

A correspondent in Virginia
wishes us to publish a description
of Langshans.
We quote the following descrip-
ton given by Mrs. r. W. Sargent,
Kittery, Me-, the importer Of the
breed:
"The Langshans are fine, useful
and profitable fowls, and are justly
very popular, as they bring their
own certificate, and speak for
themselves in every yard where
they appear, and can stand wholly
ON their own merits whever they
are known. They are active,
agile and impetuous, are very pro-
life, and grow quickly, mature
early, and lay well; although not
given to being broody they are
good sitters and good mothers.
Their flesh is white and they have
very thin white skin, and as a
table fowl are equal to small tur-
KEYS, and not inferior to them in
delicacy and flavor. Their plumage
is of uniform glossy black, and
full of luster; comb single, and a
bright red color. The beak is
dark, with flesh colored variations
along the line of the mouth. Eyes
dark with but little difference in
shade of pupil and iris. Neck long,
full, and profusely feathered. Back
short and fairly broad, rump high.
Tell very full and flowing, carried
rather high and forward and
furnished with good size sickles.
Legs and toes, dark, with a vivid
pink color showing the scales.
;hanks scantily feathered to the
md of the outer toes, (there should
,e no feathers on the middle toes, }
ottoms of the feet are pink. Their
gigs are fair size and are beautiful
color, varying from the palest
'mon to the darkest chestnut
ywn; on some there is bloom
that on freshly gathered fruit,
LIST others are spotted, often
ssily splashed all over with
anTa,tspots, and the same hen will
,eraer eggs differently one day
what she does on another.
invariable appearance of the
when it energies from the
S as follows-its back is
and the head, face, and
a mixture of black, VIII e
ferent shades of canar y
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POLLOCK e. THOMPSON.
SHERFF'S SALE IN PARTITION
Sarah Dodson,
James N. Dodson, Petition in
Ell Plfs. ex part, \ Partition

Saran DouSou,
James N. Dodson, Petition in
Ell. Plfs. ex part, Partition
Whereas, at the October term 1885, of the
Circuit Court of Adair Coun ty, Mo-, an orde
of record was made in the above entitled
cause, ordering the Sheriff of Adair
county to sell at public sale the following
described real estate situate in Adair county
Mo-, to wit:
South east south west. Section twenty two
% township sixty two, 62, range fifteen, Is
and the northwest southeast and southeast
| northwest of section twenty six, 26, and the
| west half, southeast, northwest. section thir-
ty six. sc, township sixty two, 62, range six
teen, Is and lot two. g block five in town of
Willard in Adair county. Mo,
Terms of sale. cash in hand, deed 10 be
made upon final pay mcnt OF purchase money
Now therefore, ny virtue and authority OF
the order Aforesaid, will on Thursday the
18th day of December 1885, before the court
house door. IN the town of kirksvillc, in
Adar county aforesaid between the hours
of o'clobk a. II. and O. clock p. IN
of that day. while the
Circuit Court for said county is in session
expose said property to public sale to the
highest and best bidder in compliance with
the requirements of said order of sale.
Witness my hand this 10th day of Noyem-
Der 1885. j. h. KINNRAR. Sheriff Adail
| ounty,
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.ST.NIC H GAS.

An illustrated monthly Pe,ioaieai for
boys and girls, appearing on the 25M of
each month Editsd by Mary Mapes
Dodge. Prize, rs cents a number. or
$500 year in od0anes. Booksellers,
nezgs dealers, bostmasters, and the pub
fishers take subscriptions, a0hffh should
begin tie Nogem6er number, tile first of
tile V0lume.
st. Nicholas aims both to satisfy. and to develop
the tastes of Its constituency; aud its record for
the past twelve years. during which i has always
calls Tor the boys and girls, is sufficient warrant
for It's excellence during the coming season. The
| editors announce the following as among the
LEADING FEATURES FOR $3.50.
| A serial story by Frances Hodgsou Burnett. The
first long story she has written for children.
| A Christmas story by W D Howeils. With hui
morous pictures by his little daughter.
George Washington. by Horace Es cudder.
novel and attractive Historical serial.
short stories for girls by Louisa II klcott. The
| frsr-'.The candy country''-in November.
New '.Bits of talk for young folks, by III II, "
This series forms gracious and fitting memorial OF
a child loving and child helping soul.
| Papers on the great English schools, Rugby and
Others. Illustrations by Joseph Penneli.
| Asea-coast serial story by 7 Trowbridge, will
| be life like, vigorous, and useful.
Jenny Boarding house, serial by James
Otis. Dealing with news boy life aud enterprise.
| Frank II Stockton will contribute several OF his
| humorous and ianciful stories.
Drill by John Preston irue. A capital school,
story Tor boss.
The boyh"od OF Shakespeare. by Rose Kingsley.
With illustrations by Alfred Parsons.
short stories by scores Of prominent writer's, In
Gliding susan Coolidge. Ii II Boyesen, Nora Perry
A Jsnvier. Washington GLADDEN.. Rossiter john
son. Joaquin NIL Ter. Sophie May. Hez, kiah But
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color. The legs are in some pinkish,
and others have assumed the dark
penciling peculiar to the older
birds. When it parts with its down
it gradually assumes its first black
feathers, but often retains q few
white nest feathers until almost
fully grown. Whilst losing their
down there comes time when
they are not attractive looking.
but ii /, aploa an, oftLe plumage
during this stage depends greatly
on circumstances, the shelter and
care afforded them, the food with
which they are supplied, etc.
When they have donned their
first black coat, they have much
the appearance of young turkeys,
and it is not until they are about
FIVE months old that the cockerels
and pullets give indication of their
future grandeur; every day finds
them increasing in size and beauty.
Poultry Yard.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary upon the estate
of John Lankard. deceased, were granted to
the undersigned. on the 18th dsy of Nov.
1885, by the probate court of Adair county.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance,
to the executor, within one year after date of
said letters. or they may be precluded from
any benefits of such estate: and if such claim
be not exhibited within two years from the
date os said letters, they will be forever bar
red.
This I'd day of December, 1885
JOHN MILLER
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Stray Notice.

Taken up as a stray by the subscriber liv-
ing in Clay township, Adair county, and state
of Missouri, and posted before Justice Henry
Rice, on the End day of December, 1885, one
COW, three years old last spring, color, blue
roam, white face, some white on the back and
belly, the tip of the tail white, and marked
with square crop and swallow fork in the
right ear and an underbit in the left, had on
large bell, and appraised at fourteen dol
lars by Michael King and Perry Rigdon.
JOHN r.. DEHART.
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List of Patents Decembr Is

List of Patents Decembr LIST.
No. 331, 601 J. W. Allen, st.
Louis, portable seal press.
No. 331, ATS 7. NJ. Brintnal, St.
Joseph, Nail extractor.
No. 331 AIS c. L. Collins, Walk
er, machine for working well au-
gers.
No. 331, 621 F. Egner, st. Louis,
gas machine.
No. 331, sos M. Forst, st. Louis,
apparatus for feeding white lead.
No. 331, 699 NJ. A. Foster, st.
Louis, Steam boiler furnace.
No. 331,670 NJ. A. Foster, st.
Louis, Gate for steam boiler fur
mace.
No. 331, 400 E. E. Furney, st
Louis, Apparatus for checking the
waste of water.
No. 331, 499 Fl. Haynes, st.
Louis, apparatus for steering boats.
No. 331, 1906, B. F. Lands, st.
Joseph, Sewing machine working
device.
No. 331, 42O P. B. Mathiason, St.
Louis, Brick machine.
No. 331, 422 P. Fl. Mellon, St
Louis, Spring bed.
No. 331, 423 P. III. Mellon, st
Louis, spring bed.
No. 331,645 P. FL. Mellon, st
,, Louis, Spring bed bottom.
No. S31, 424 M. Metzger, North
! Springfield, apparatus for drawing
: beer.
J. No. 331, 42S P. Fl. Montague, ST
= Louis, fire escape.
! No. 331, 429 P. Fl. Montague, st
!, Louis, fire escape.
}, No. 331,649 S. G. Oliphant
gold separator.
> No. 331, 447 J. Ringer, st. Louis
. handle for buckets.
= No. 331, 454 G. B. Lemonds, Sc
q dalia, Cylinder piston packing.
No. 331 ,455 W. G. Smith, War
q saw, heating stove.
. No. 331, 5S9 d. Walls, Appleto,
" City, cutivator harrow.
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POULTRY AND FARM.
LIST OF PREMIUMS
Awarded at the Poultry Show in
Kirksville, Dec. Sd, 4th and 5th


Kirksville, Dec. Sd, 4th and 5th
N. &. Nye, Lcavenworth, Isl Prem. on It.
B cockl. pul. and hen.
n. R. Nye. Leavenworih, LIST Prom. on plir
DIX Brahmas.
b. II. Rowani. Barry, H., ist Prom. on Daa
cochin cockl
B. II. Rowand, Barry, III. n pr N. on Buff
cochin cocxl.
W.T.. Mitchell, Barry, H., Sd prem. on
Wyandotte cockrel.
W. t. Mitchell, Barry, H., 4th prem. on
wyandoste cockrel.
W. r. Freeman, Kirksville, No.. md prem.
on pair DIX. Brahmss.
VIM. Gessler, Trenton, No., LIST prem. on
Jacobin Pidgeons.
Mrs. L. W. Balch, Kirksville, No.. ID prem.
on trio white leghorns.
J. G. Cooter, Trenton, No., LIST prem. on B B
r Game Bantams.
N. Speer, Greentop. Mo-, I'd prem. on trio. B
BR Games, pallets.
Mrs. Moses Birch, wilmathville, No., LIST
prem. on Chinese Geese.
VIM. Six, Greentop, No., prem on pair
Spangled Hamburgs.
W. I. Baird, Kirksville, LIST prem ON pair
Lsnshans.
Sanford Snyder, Kirksville, End prem on B
Leghons.
Frank Robertson, Trenton, LIST prem on S p
Hamburgs.
Frank Robertson, Trenton. LIST prem on
game pullet.
Frank Robertson, lst prem on
trio of games
Frank Robertson, LIST prem on
Trio B Leghorns.
Theo. Hews, Trenton, LIST prem on r c B
Theo. Hews, Trenton, LIST prem. P R Cockrel.
a. " =" LIST " on Wyandotts.
(" Sd /" Langshan pull
Frank Hubbard, Kirksyille, lst prem on pair
Sp Hamburgs.
VIM. Hannah, Kirksville, list prem. on B Per
of Plymoth Rocks.
VIM. Hannah, LIST prem on trio Plymouth
Rocks.
Vim Hannah, 2nd prem on cockl. Plym rock
W. NJ. Sheeks, Kirksvilie. LIST prem on Hons
Kong geese.
John Cole, Kirksville, Sd prem ON Plym rocl
trio.
John Cole, &" ID Pen :. 90
81 9Th :" p Rock cock
d. Ollie, Kirksville, 4th prem on B Pen Plyn
rocks.
D. Ollie, " Sd prem. P rock cockrel
s. A. Mccoy, Kirksville, I'd prem on trio
rocks
S. A. Mccoy, Sd prem. on pen P rock
/" &" 4" I'd prem on pair light Brah
b. NJ. Sheeks, Kirksyille, ID prem on tri
w Leghorns,
q, NJ. Sheeks, " I'd prem on pair sill
Polish.
James Clark, Kirksville, LIST prem. on pa
Silv Polish.
Fitch Blackmen, 4th prem on pr W Leg
horns.
WA. Adams, Kirksville, 2nd prem. on
pen Houdans'
Mrs P. j. Sublette, Sublette, Mo-, LIST PREF
on Pen Pekin Ducks.
Mrs p ]. Sublette, Sublette, No., Sd prem
on Bpen Houdans.
G. S. Hart, Greencastle, LIST prem. on pair {
Langshans.
c. s. Hart LIST prem. B pen W leg'hn'
I" LIST prem B pen Blk Java
" LIST prem pair blk Jayas
1st prem trio black Java
81 LIST prem cockl & pl blk
=" LIST prem B pen Wyandott
50 LIST pen B B R gam
SO LIST pen of Houda1
the same being the highest scoring breedir
pen of all classes.and took the $500 ca
premium.
d. M. Sheeks, Kirksville, End prem. on To
louise geese.
b. NJ. Sheeks, d" LIST prem Bronze turk
LIST prem w faced
Spanish
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Farmers and poulterers at the
present day have none of the old
time difficulties to contend with
that in former years were current
in forwarding their surplus stock
to good market. Such are the
railroad and express facilities now
adays that but little time is lost in
transit even to a distant market,
and the cost for transportation Gin
bulk) is but trifing on freight
trains, in almost any direction.
Appearances may be deceitful
in many cases, but they go great
way in fixing the market price of
any community. Perhaps there is
as much difference in price made
by Cooks in poultry as in any
article sent to market. A walk
through a large city market any
day in the week would prove to
the satisfaction of any ordinary
observer that the profit or loss Of
poultry raising depends not sc
much ON the management of fowls
before as after they are killed.
IL it is ever necessary to bear IL
mind that poultry need good care
and keeping, this should not be
lost sight of in the cold months o.
the year. At the best, the hel
houses in winter are cherries.
places, for the most part. Not ont
flock of fowls in twenty through
out New England escape freezing
their combs, more or less, in GU.
chicken quarters, as general,
managed. And, if this estimat,
be correct, it will at once be admit
ted that the birds must experience
deal of discomfort in such frig
idity, however they may be housed
save in exceptional cases.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up as stray by Ira Anderson and
posted before John Richey, justice of the
peace, in Benton township, of Adair county,
on the tenth day of December, in the year
1885, the following described property: one
red yearling steer with under slope in left ear
and some white in bush of tail.
IRA ANDERSON.
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PKILES, a SPELIAL OTFEN
Regular subscription price s. 90 ayear TO enable
new readers to get all the War Papers, with con
tributions ON Generals Grant, BeaureRard, Nc
C!ellan. j. f Johnston, Lew Wallace, Admiral
Porter and others we will sen, the u back num-
bers. November. 1884, to October. 1855, with q
yeai subscription beginning with November 1885.
Tor $500 for the whole subscription, with the Il
numbers bound In two handsome volmes, 81 80 for
the whole. Back numbers only supplied at these
price with Subscriptions,
Il free specimen copy (6aek NUMBER mil
be sent on request. Mention this PAPER.
All dealers aud postmasters take subscritons aud
supply numbers according to our special oher' or
remittance may be made directly to
THE CENTURY CO., New YORK.
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HARDNESS: f. !: ;. .' q ., ; ;;5

must pr erve an even frame of mind. You
cannot do that unless you buy first class gro
ceries at the bottom prices. You cannot get
them that way, unless you buy of the famous
O. P. C. G. H., Pollock d Thompson are hav-
ing big rush as any one can see The 5and
10 counters are loaded down with big bar
gains in glassware. All kinds.of canned goods
10c. Another car load of the best flour Just
in.
POLLOCK a. THOMPSON.
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Executors Notice.

Letters testamentary upon the estate 0,
William A. Rogers, deceased, were granted 10
the undersigned, on the 2lst day of Nover,-
Der. 1885, by the probate court of Adair coun.
ty. Ali persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them for allow
ance, to the executor, within one year after
the date of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any befit Of such estate: and il
such claims be not exhibited within two years
from the date of said letters, they viii be 70,
ever barred. This 18th day of December,
1885. FRANK L. ROGERS,
Executor
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SHORT STORIES

By Frank r. Stockton, Mrs Helen Jackson III III
s-rs Mary Hallock Foote, Joel Chandler Harris, II
H Boyesen, T A Janvler, julian Hawthorne,
Ricl ard n Johnston. and others; and poems by
leading poets. The Observation-Disclosures Let
tiers, - "Brca Br4c, ETC., will be FULLY sustain
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It'll nfor working people, Send 10 cts.
nfl Rpostage, and we will mail you free
IHAlE n royal yaluable sannle hoy IF

goods that will put you in the way of making
more money in few days than you ever
thought possible at any business. Capital not
required. You can live at home and work in
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want work may test the business, we
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lutely sure for ali who start at once. Don't
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Maine
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THE INVALID

viii find the wabash the most con7eu,.-,
route to all the noted health resorta =
Illinois, Missouri. Arkansas and Texas "a
that the extensive through car system ~
superior accommodations of this poroi.,
line will add greatly TO his comfort whls ),
route. Pamphlet descriptive Of the r,s,
celebrated mineral springs OF the West Al
Snutn nent free on applicatiOn.
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SPECIAL FEATURS

Include "A Tricycle. Pilgrimage to Rome, - illus.
trated by eennell; Historical Papers by Edward
EggIestoon, and others: Papers ON Persia by g. W
Benjamin, lately United states minister, with nu-
merOus Illustrations; Astronomical Articles, prsc-
teal al d popular, on ''sidereal Astronomy; pa
pers Christian Unity by representatives. Of yari-
GUS religious denominations. papers on Manual
Education by various experts. ETC., etc.
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THE FARMER

In search of . new home. where hs "a, 4.
care better returns for his labor, shors !,
member that the wabash Is the most a.,
route to Arkansas, Texas, Kansas, sebr,.i.s
and all points South, West and Nor,kr,s
and that round trip land-exploregs' tleis.,
at very low rates sre always on sale 1: a.
ticket Offices. Descriptive advertising -.
ter of Arkansas and Texas sent free q N
applicants by addressing the General n.'
eenrar A0ent.
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Among the ItH'Urtt 1Or tHt CUHIK SUIuIHt1 "IIICII
begins with the November number, ars:
THE WAR PAPERS
BY GEN. GRANT AND OTHERS.
These will b. continued (most OF them tllustrated)
until the chief events o. the Civil Wsr have been
desert bed by leading participate on both sides.
General Grants papers include descriptions Of the
battles of Chattanooga and the Wilderness Gen.
WcCIellan will write of Antietam. General ID. q.
Buell. OF shiloh, Generals Pope, Longstreet and
others OF the second Bull Run, ETC., ETC.. Naval
combnts, including the fight between the kearsar,
ge and the Alabama, by officers of both ships, will
be described.
The ..Recollectionsof Private' and specia,
war papers of an anecdotal or humorous character
will he fe atures of the wear,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-12-25

the same being the highest scoring breeding
pen of all classes.and took the $500 cash
premium.
Il. NJ. Sheeks, Kirksville, End prem. on lou
louise geese.
d. NJ. Sheeks, " LIST prem Bronze turkey
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