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mrdfipet,t Glepelano In Smffalo.

8nffalo, N.5Ov s. 5annar.-Yrdit-
bcnt Glepelano fam bier beHte 4beno an,
binirte nit elmer @eIe0Idaft Don IOpofaten
i'm pGitp= Club" unO begaD iif Oamnaa Dem
p@cneiie z6ouie." @r miro morgen abeno ben
gGnhltbdtiofeitS= =YQ1 er0ffueu.
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Qpl,uf,erabS bSekttnfa. .

Concord, N.=9., s. Sanuar. - Den
arbeitern Der rGontocoofer Saummol So
BRIT" muree beute eine 9obureeuftiOn bon
10 8rosent augelitnDist.
Gin Dollar perri9tet bier Dafelber tpie
aubermdrts stpei Dollars. Inner Snabeu=0e-
partement offerirt unerh0rte Bargains in
Sinoerz au;iigen bon $1.25 an auiluarts, IN
ueberrDden BON $1.5O on auimirts. 9eben
Sie feinen Dollar aus, 10 lange Sic ni9t
oieielben bel 6. sc. Sebm & Sobn, Snaa
Observation-Disclosures, 9torboit=Gfe Der 5anos
bsr= uuo BrattfnaBe, in auseniaein genoH+
men babeu, (29s-l
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Grobcben uao fttn Gnoe.
Sn spamiem bett bic @ros NJ. {, immsr


NtaSrio, 8. San. = 9leue GrGh6Be mur
ben geltern i'll Neia uuO Sales Ytuloga per
lpitrt, unS mebrere0Guier WurOeu beifdOi9t.
Saiteuar iiber Sem ipaRiid, amSrIFauiibea
Sertras.
lfa0rib, s. Sauuur. - GaItellar bat in
einem Srieie all Gen GorreipoROeuteu OeS
uN.z0. 6eralo" in Maorio iid) eutidieoeu III
@unlten beS GertrageS auSgelproden. Gr
lei ais 9tepublifauer uno ais Serebrer Der
Ser. Staateu etu entbufaitiidJer Barteigdu-
ger fiir ben Sertrag. Gr lei 9leidfallS uegen
Spauitn's fir ben Sertrag, Cuba nlitiie III
tnul9e Se5lebungen 81 ben Ser. ct. treteu.
SbatiGd)lidJ lei Der Sertrag gut fir bttoe
8beile, foroere OaS groBe 8rtnSip oeS freieu
SerfebrS nn0 iollte nidJt ben Gbeorieu Der
Sdjub;UllHer Qeopiert mer0eu. Sd)lieBlidl
meii't @aitelar auf ieiue freibeitSliebenOe Sc
iinuung hin, inbem CT ais ErenIier Spa'
nieN'S Die Stlaperei Ouf Borto JticO abges
idaiit unS in Der betunnteu pSirginiuSs" e"
Sahe iid, ais 2iberaler, Hepub!Itaner mo
8emOfrat bemGbrt babe.
GIaSFpme'S BaISieer Fndtritt.
2Onoou,8. Sanudr. = Die Semerttu
Qeu oes Sohnes uou @laoltone III SoaDmurz
0en merben babin gebeutet, oaB Der Prentier
om Gnbe ber Seilion gIriidtreten piro.
Sic ssnptiiaem &irrenr
Sotf%@, s. JaHiidf. - Vile Wtitgtieoer
Ser e99ptii6eH S6ulOcii GemmiifdiE nit
9luSuabnle bes Sertreters bon GhgIan6 bds
ben etne GrtlGrnng per0Hentliht, NdB Die
&Qrj6Idge @ranpile'S unauuebmbar eieH.
Ser 8rtes i'm SHsau.
Gairo, s. San. - 9uS RGgimcUt yoie
idmar;e @ahe" iit bon &Orti R6aj NtcramI
mari6irt.
Cairo, s. San.-Gm Subal.RebeG, per
in @eueral QSolele0'5 Eager eiugebrad)t
purOe, ia9t, Die 9unpfer pom @eneral @or=
BON unterbielteu cine regelmGBige Serbiu=
Snng Smii6en SbNrtum uno Sgeu0p unO
brGdten Ma6en BON YrOuiaut bon Dem
lettgenaunteu Yldte nah Der belOgcrteu
StaOt.
(Sine italtcmiIdc Gonsps@rpeSttiou.
Som, 8. Sonuar. - Cine italienilbe Gr=
petition inter SiguOr Gecd)i, belte9eno ans
80 SOlooteu, iubr heute in Dem SrieaSidliiic
y@aribaloi" nat 0cn Congo ab. Die SOls
baten Iollen oaS gauO pom Congo Sedtu
bis Slrm Sap Der guten 0oifuuuQ 0urd;eben,
100 baS Srte9SId)tii pAmergo &e5pucct" auf
iie marten mir0.
lie itaiiCIiid|e Brci'e proteitirt.
Som, 8. Sanuar. -y yga 2ibcrta" beiirei
let entidiebeu, ooB Stolicu ole 2tbid)t bege
oOer ienalS gebe9t babe, 5ripoli 3u beiepen.
Die Niipbs @rpeOition, iagt pOs 2Slut, mr0
ans foum 200O Mann uno eiHigeu @ei6iiteu
belteBen. Ger 3ped oicisr @rpeoitiOa lit
einiady, Die 9tOute, uelte ilir banOelS. unO
9SiNeultait05mcde porbebalteniit, juidiiteu.
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GranO eines @efdnatiifes.
s}iuei 8efaugene perbranut. - Giner Der llms
gefommenem iolte seitern in ireibeit ges
jctt merocu.

6riebrt6sbnrg, Ser, s. Sauuar.-
0nS Gountp @eiGnaniB gerietb geftern III
8ranb, unO ba eS EN- 6Oligebdloe mar, 10
10 mar es i'll flIrser 3eit III 6lammen einge=
biillt; Die berbeieileuOen Siirger b0rten 0aS
per5meiflungSoOlle Sammeru Ser beioen Sc
fangenen, mel6e elenoiglib umfamen. Die
bei0en SerrIngliidteu waren eiu merifanii6er
Gferoeo,eb, 9fameu8 9lafael Slioera, uno
ein mcgen Sobti6lagS uerbafteter 2lmerifa-
res, gtameus Bul. 2laiion. 9etterer ioate
beute 9e9en $4,000 Siir9idaft III 5reibeit ge=
IctSt ucrpeu,
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,gr lprid)t fir iid eibit," mar oas llrtbeil
elmer Dame iiber Dr. Su0's r9ufteu=S Sp=
rup," peine ein3ise 6lalfe eriolte nlein Siuo
pom eiuem betti9eu pulien." (s)
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9tueraenhcirath.

Bottom, s. San. = MuiOr q. gtutt, Der
3rperg, puroe beute init SRI. Slara @orfielb
getrant, pelfe 18 3oa b0ber 1T, ais oer
SrG1tinnrn Nutt iii A Sabre aIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-09

Serin6e elm @las 5ufebart'iden Ynra
tersl 3n iener SahEesaeit gibt CO fein
nGbrlalteres, geiR geilRoeres Wetraat.
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Scr Giiettba f,ufrtea.

Chicago, 8. Sanuar.-Seitern wurOeu
bier Silete erfter alaiie mad Nen=D Dorf fir
S12 perfQuft,
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3tpansieiter Sabrestaa Der ,,9Sas
tipmalb6rie SerSafiaanleoer=Sa
brifdftfett

8hilabeIpbia IA, 8enni., 8. SauEar.-
SIM 9otel rSelleone" fanO bente cine tart
beludte Serlamlnlnna Der y9tatjonalb0rie
Der Salftanleber Sabrtfanteu" itatt, nm ben
20. SabreStag oes Seite9eus bieIer Srgani=
tiOn Su feiern unb ipidtige SereinSgeid)dfte
su beratben. GS iuaren Ser,reter ans oen
Qroben Saffian Sabrifen bon gteruz 0orf,
Baltimore rnb 9Silnlington, Del, ;ngegeu;
aud) $or. Sranf gS. 9torcrOB, elmer Ser 81
Qenthiimer beS ,Shoe ard Leather Re
porter" bate iit eingefunben. S. 8arte
8oIlcs aus 9elamare, Der 8rIitoent Der Or
ganiiation, flibrte ben SorTt; %. 3. Mc=
9teeIg fltnQirte ais SefretGr. @S rpur0e eine
Grefutiufbnna er0iinet, III iuelder ba8 60
mite leinen Seri6t iiber Sad)uerbdltniIie ers
itattete. Sn Dem Serihte betBt es inter gtn=
BERN aud): p9ie llriafe Der unbefrie0i9enz
ben Gage unlereS @eifGftS lit Die bebeutenoe
Smportirung gegerbter 3tegen= ii. S6aafsz
bGute, Die I'll Safftan perarbeltet mer0en
I'M. nnier eigenes 8roouft perOrdngen. gs
erldeint baber ais cine 2ebensrage unIere5
@emerbes, Dap @elebe erlaIien iperOeu,
meldle einen gesignetel S4ut;Oll aui iene
6Gute perfiigen." Sobn $. gater ans gSil=
miu9ton pertrat gleidfallS oieie 4niift in
elmer l6ngeten Rebe. Sobn 81. Cunning aus
@bila0elpbia bagegen erflarte, baB Die bieit=
gen Saifian 6abrifanien CUTE 2lu8t4ten
bGtten, penigitens III nan6en artifeln, ben
engliiden gt0rft Su iibertrurnpfen; er (9teo=
ner) babe ijd) bel ieinem 9(ufentbalt in gu
ropa bapon iiber5eugt, baB Die Soften fir
Gerarbettung Der 6Gute ausnabmSmeile bort
ebcnio bod fdmeu, Die bier; babel lei Der
9Sertb bes inportirten Saifians inter Dem
segenipdrtisen 3ollipitem go gro5ent bes
gSerthes) beitanoia 9eiunteu; Dies f0nuteu
Die en9liidlen Gabrtfdnten nid)t auf Die 0auer
ausbaltcA. Ser 9egenitano purbe i4lieB=
lid on oas @retutibs s@omite perlpieieu. Nan
fabte ben Sei6luB. bcu 9tamen Der Srgani=
iation III pgtational Serein Der Satfiau=
2eber=Sabrltanten" um5uan0ern. 9tahoem
nod mebrere anbere Sereinsqelhdfte abae=
midelt rparen, IberlieB man itd ser seeGi=
gen llnterbaltung. Die nafite balbidbrli9e
geriammlune finoet am speiten 9onneritag
bes Suli in Gape 0tap ltatt.
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OHH St9 SHts ote Slal DE.
Sr. NaSipaO's
SArIGpArilliNu= &eSplpeut.
Arr ,rnEn 0.t,.4..t..i. '"p

sur y elung alter
d)ronlldenSrautbetteu, Stropbeln, ,Sdmtuo.
Ed)J 0rllltulcloen, @eidmiire, cjroui.
d)en9tbcumati8nuS, ,&oie, 9iiereus,
SInlcH uno oSebcrbei1merOeu,
4gspepie, yuugen= unO
&cDl geiOen.
Ss reinGt ooS $iut un5 feat ole G5,uuS5cit unb
HrQit miahrr h,v @
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arantrsi6s aolonial.Golitis.

YartS, 8. Sdnuar. - WlOnl. 0erntau,
GIN Mitglieo Der 9eputtrtenfammer, b2t Elm
Sfreiben all ieiue g9dbter gertdtet, in mel
dem er ftb luei9ert, ais Gan0iOat fir Den
SeHat aui5utrcten. @r flagt iiber Die enor=
men 9luSgoben Der Ne9ierlng I'M Su- uub
9u8lon0e unO iagt, OaB Nieie Oas 2an0 rui=
niren. gr befiirmOrtet Oa5 anigeben Der BOs
litif, Splouie'n Su eruerbeu, Oa8 @tniteIlen
oeS SaueS nueloer Giienba6neu unO etne
&ernlinoerunq Der Grrleefoiten.
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@eSni,htse

3ur gtni1iung beitinmte 9tational= 8anf=
noten I'M gerage pom 1867 600 lteien beute
I'M SdaeGmte Gin.
Die beuttge Steuer ginnabme betrng
$328, ,413 nno bic 3ollemnabme $542,7 ,764.
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Ginbtttd, tn ct,t Voffatet.

Gam ben, SIS, 8. Sanuar. - 6aute
Morsen wurbe Elm fiibner Seriu6 9eua9t,
bas Yoitamt in @ramer's Sill Su berauben.
Der Boitnleiiter Soiepb @ranler eripabte
beute MOrsen Inn llbr in 6olge zines Sc
rduideS. Cine llnteriu6ung ergab iebo6
ni6ts Serbdttises, unb pr. @ramer giug
nieoer 81 Sette. Snrj na5 llbr ertOHte
inoeiIen Der 9iebesalarm, unb 6r. @ramer
ersrifi etneu 9tepolber unb elite Die Sreppe
binab. Gr fam 9erabe ;eitig genug unten
on, nm 81 ieben, tuie elm @taHn onr6 eiu
Senfter entfpb. Gr feuerte stpai SdiiHe ab,
obne jeood) 81 trefeu. Der 0ieb bate einen
lleberSieber unb Elm Yaar 5tiefel erlau9t.
fpelde fid1 in benz Boitamtsgebaube befanOen.
Sin in Der Ndbe pobnenper 0eger wuroe
als ueroadtig perbaftet, muBte aber tuieoer
eutla1len perbeu, ba fell. SeweiS ge9eu ibH
porla9.
Sauienbe MAIDEN fid bic uHerbOrt niebriz
gen 8reiie, tuelfe iebt fir elesante @epdnz
Ser hsi S 81 Ss m a. @ n Se0erz
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Bbilabelpbta, 8. Sanuar. - 6eute
muroe Die SabresUeriammlung Der Seteranen
OeS SriegeS bon 1912 in elnem 3tnImer 0e5
Common Blea8 s@eridtS abgebalteH. Der
mebr ais 80 Sabre alte Sberit 3almou pu'
oington belt cine padenoe ReOe. 8ranerbs=
i6liiiie iiber oas 2lbleben beS lebtea Brdits
oeuteu Der Geieai9ait Ebomas y. 2arrah
nur6en gefabt, unO ueue Seamte errudblt.
Gum Yrdfoeuten purOe 5obn Stallnan ers
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Greentop Graphlcs.

After silence of some time, | will
attempt to send you a few items from
this place.
Germ is looking fine.
Business is increasing as harvest is
about over.
Rev. Thompson's memorial service:
were highly appreciated on last Thurs
day night.
There is great deal of sickness II
this place. DR.. Wilson's son is very
sick.
Mr. L. W. Orr will teach the winter
school.
Mrs. NJ. Gatlin is vislnting parents
parents and friends here.
Our Band of Hope is doing good
work.
Mr.. Asher, Of Trenton, spent several
days here last week.
There ale several old maids IN thi:
place. PEARL YArEMAN.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tlce, having had placed IN his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Com
sumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and lung affections, also
a positive and radical cure for ner-
vous complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thou
sands OF cases, has felt It his duty to
make it known to his duty to make it
known to mis- suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive and desire to re
lieve human suffering 1 will send free
of charge, 10 all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French OF English,
with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent BY mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W. A.
Noyes, 149 Powers Block, Rochester,
N. Y, n7tf
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sIoan's Point.

take the present opportunity e
write you few items this week.
Mr.. s. Otto and wife, Mrs Panaba
ker and w. E. Panabaker spent last
Sunday at Phillip Shoes, Of Novinger
Mo.
Misses Alice Otto and Ada Klous
spent last Saturday afternoon visiting
Mrs, Balch two miles southwest Of
Sioan's Poiut.
Miss Mary Lambert was visiting
Pearl Otto last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. tieo. Young was visit
ing at Charlie Brawners last Sunday.
The attendance at Sunday school
was very good last Sunday. James
KILLER was absent from his class
again.
Rev. Kelsaw, of LaPlata, preached
here at tour O'clock last Sunday.
CIR. Hall, of Iowa, is working at
the tile factory for S. Mover.
We have plenty of grass hnppers.
They are injuring the late cabbage.
The Sloan's Point neopls are busy
digging a we'll in the river bottom
near Big Greek bridge, for the camp
meeting, which commences the 18th OF
this month.
Items are rather scarce this week SO
| will close for this time celia.
Aug. 18th, 1885.
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Notice to Voters

Notice is hereby given that special
election will be held at the usual places
of voting in townships OF Pettis, VIII
son, Salt River, Benton, Polk and
Clay, Adair County. No., on the Sec
ond Tuesday in September, 1885, being
the 9Th SAID month, for the purpose, of
voting on the question wheather swine
aud sheep shall be restrained from rum
ming at large IN said townships, Those
voting for restraining shall have print
ed or written on their ballots the words
"For restraining SWINE and sheep from
running at large" and those voting
against restraining. shall have printed
or written on their ballots the words,
Against restraining swine and sheep
from running at large. BY order of the
County Court.
s. S. MCLAUGHLIN,
(sEAL) Clerk.
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KIRKsvILLE, Mo-, Aug. Is, 1885

We, the undersigned. being called
to Kirksville to arbitrate a matter
wherein Bro. A. Russell and the Chris
tan church were concerned, from all
the evidence that we are able to OBJ
tain we find that the decision made
by the Elders, Jan. 10th, 1884, against
Elder A Russell was. without any cause.
And whereas, Elder A. Russell has
repeatedly, with more than score of
the members of Kirksville congrega.
ton requested hearing, and it has
been refused. Therefore resolved,
That we shall fraternize with Rev.
A. Russell as a worthy Christian MIN
minister and recommend him to the
brotherhood.
We request that our county papers
publish the above.
GEO. w. ScoBEE,
Elder Christian church, Ledford,
Putnam county, Mo.
3 j. HICKMAN,
Elder Christian Church, Greengrove
Adair County. Mo.
ELDER J. C. McCLELLAND,
of Adair County, Mo.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

We have secured the agency
Tor the celebrated 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.
B. F. LAMKIN.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

| have purchased the stock aud fix
lures of J. j. Grigsby in the Normal
Grocery at Southeast corner of the
sqnare, and shall retain Mr.. G. G. Tar
ter, who will be- glad to see his old
friends. and all new ones who may
call. Our stock is new. and by fair
dealings we hope a share of patronage
Will be given Us, we ask call whether
YOU wish to buy or net and shall consi-
der it no trouble to show our goods.
Cash will be paid for produce or taken
interchange for goods, and all package.
delivered in town if desired.
If WILLIHM GIBBONS.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the post
Office, Kirksville. Missouri, and adver-
tsed August Is, 1885:
Bennett, Gabe Bell, Henry
Davis, S S Hubbard, Joel
Howell, l. Henton, E J
Hamilton. Fannie 8 jackson. VIM
McCabe, John J McFadden, Geo
hayfeld W.T. North. James
Price, DR. w Rothney, Edgar
Riley, Ada Read, D A
Shay, Mrs J o Stapleton, E R
Smith, Mollie Wagle Jennie
Winnlgar, d c Williams, julia 2
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
]. d. MILLER, P. NJ.
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Halliday Bros. want You to come In
and settle by Sept. LIST. After this
date the books 90 into the hands OF r.
S. Halliday for collection, who retires
by mutual agreement,
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The New Version.
grounds.

Pollock 6 Thompson say they are
having "sheop Of time this week
getting in new goods. 1880 sacks of
old wheat -four, on hand. Glassware,
queensware and and 10 cent counter
goods IN endless protusion.
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The only postmaster that has been
removed in the First Missouri district
is Capt. C. E. Howe. of La Grange.
Capt. Howe is the only republican
postmaster in the district that did not
support Mr.. Hatch for congress.
Those who supported Mr.. Hatch still
retain their offices much to the disgust
of the true and loyal and hard-working
democrats Of the district.-Qniney
Journal.
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DIED.
B. F. LAMKIN

tARLoCH-MAry Alice. Infant daughter of Har-
fson and Ellen B. Garloch. died July 3Otn, ISIS,
age month and day.
stEACER-Tuesday August the 18th, Henry W.
spencer, infant son Of Mrs. n. w Spencer and
standson of j. J. Spencer. this city. Funeral
,Sok place from the residence ofJ. j. Spencer,
wednesday at II O'Clock,
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Dead.

Death always causes much sorrow
and sadness and while we record this
Death we think it is a welcome guest
and find the epitaph to be-Poor old
TRUST at,Halladay Bros. Is dead and
a new child born by the name OF
CASH,
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TO BUY FLOUR. We will sell two
grades of FLOUR at REDUCTION
of FIFTEEN CENTS PER SACK, a
few days only. We must have room
for the large Shipment coming.
MONTGOMERY e. BIELBY.
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MARRIED.

.lNG-ANDERS0N-At the residence of
NC brides parents near Callao, Mo-, Aug. 18th
-, Mr, Fred Long and Kiss Belle Anderson,
new Pool, OF Macon county, o1aciating,
me young people were both students OF the
Nofual At this place, last year. A large number
VI riends witnessed the nuptials and the couple
sete The recipients OF many beautiful presents.
ans Marry Willis OF this place was one of the
brides maids,
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Sheep thrive better in small than in
large focks; but whether a mans flock
Is small or large it is equally necessary
to keep a supply of Days Horse and
Cattle Powder in inter-. Give one
teaspoontul a day each sheep.
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4 SWfndle.

a short time since man, who claim
ed to be agent for the Buffalo Rubber,
Type Foundry, New York, canvassed
Kirksvillle and took orders for nearly
hundred dollars worth OF rubber
stamps and other goods, collecting the
cash and receipting Tor same. As the
goods ordered did not arrive on time
the purchasers began to suspicion that
something was wrong and letter to
headquarters elected the reply publish
ed below.
BUFFALO, N. Y. AUG. 10, 1885.
j. H. NlcHoLs-Dear Sir: Replying
to your postal of 9TH, would say that
we have no agent travelling for US in
Missouri, and no one is allowed to col
lect any money In advance in our
name. We think it probable that this
party was man named Clappe who
who has been swindling people IN Iowa
10y collecting money in advance for
stamps without filing the orders. We
have advertised this fellow in the
Iowa State Register copy of which
we mail you this day. Resp't.
BUFFALO RUBBER TYPE F'DRY.
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Miss Miriam B. Sweet, of Boston, the
lady who is to teach music at the
Normal has consented to assist in
1.-THE Doctor of Alcantara" Sept. 18th,
18th and 18th.
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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
ket.
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Sale Notice.

On Satur day August I'D, at 9 o'clock
a. M, the old School House in district
No. /, known as Elm Grove, 2 1-2
miles east of Huntsville, will be sold to
the highest bidder for cash. By order
board OF directors. S. BARROW,
District Clerk.
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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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Readers of the GRAPHIC you are in
vited to call and examine our new
stock of glassware, tlnware. patent
clothes pins of new style and war
ranted superior to any other make
also, our new stock of Groceries; we
aim to sell at bottom prices. tt
WILLIAM GIBBONS, Normal Grocery.
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FREE LECTURE.

At Masonic Hall next Tuesday even
ing by j. E. Remsburg, Atchisou,
Kansas. A bible discourse to which
those OF all shades of belief should lis
ten. 1t will be able, truthful, interest
ing and beneficial. Subject. bible
morals Commencing at 8 o'clock
Turn out.
That acid vinegar Will make you
sick. Go to Willard & Evans for the
pure article.
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| have given Tongaline fair trial in
.aacal neuralgia, and to use my pa
tents own expression, st is the medi-
eine Tor that disease" 1t has done him
more good In one week than all drugs
SSKen before within three years. j. p.
ankle, NJ. D., Brighton, Ills.
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BUS LINE.

Mears' Bus will convey parties
promptly to all parts of the city.
Leave orders at Graves Livery stable
and A. Dutcher's.
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Change of Firm.

H. p. Ellis has purchased the entire
interest in the feed store OF Spencer G.
Ellis and will continue to conduct the
business at the old stand.
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To all surviving members OF Co.. b.
81 Regt. Mo-. Vet. Vols, you are here
by invited and requested to attend the
reunion at Kirksville, No., Sept. Nth,
18th, 1885, and to dinner wit h me at
my residence on Thurday the 18th Of
Sept. J. DAVIS,
Capt. Co. "B" DIST Regt Mo. V. V,
Kirksville. Mo. Aug 10Th.
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Halliday Bros. viii sell you IL lbs of
grannlated sugar for s1.o0. 10 lbs.
of A sugar for $l00: Is los of ligh
brown for s1.oe; -four at s125, sl.35,
and S1.45 per sack.
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We are going to sell you grocer es
so low for the cash that you will see 1t
is to your own interest to pay for them
when you get them, after Sept. 1st.
HALLIDAY Bros,
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Will Link and Lon. Mitchell have
consented to assist IN the Doctor of
Alcantara." Their help will greatly
strengthen the Orchestra.
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"The Doctor of Alcantara" will visit
Kirksville and remain three DAYS. Sept.
18th, 18th and 18th. He is now in the
hardware hus1nesS.