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bounties tothe planters, and there.
by appeese their Indignation fo,
removing the tariff and cutting of
any possibility of their getting 8
profit from the production of su.
gar.
This move would certainly be q
most dangerous one; for, aside
from the questionable constitution.
al right to do such thing, it would
be Offering premium on idleness.
a reward for ceasing to do that
which gives means of living to
thousands, and makes them money.
A reward to be beneficial Instead
of injurious, must be given for la.
Dor well performed and not as in
centlve to cease to labor. Again the
development of the sugar industry
IN California Is attracting great at
tentlon at the present time, and ii
Is stated by those, who ought to be
good authority, that the day is not
far distant when Califorr ia will be
able to produce all the sugar need
ed for home consumption for years
to come.
ltis also a recognized fact tn at
sugar can be prod uced IN =. maiori-
ty of the states of the Union, and
should TIE tariff be removed when
we are on the eve of developing one
of thamost important industries Of
tho country? We think the senti-
ment of the whole people north and
south will oppose it, and by SO do
ing will give us by home. competi-
lion, what we never could hope to
obtain by turning the production
over to foreign countries, cheap
sugar.
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The TARIFF ON SUGAR.

Louisiana has been greatly agi-
tated over the proposed attempt to
place sugar on the free list. and
well may she be agitated, for such
a step would certainly wreck the
principal industry of the state. 1t
may be argued that sugar has had
the benefit of protection for a long
series of years, and that the pro-
duet of Louisiana has not been III
creased thereby, and that the
whole amount now produced is
only very small part of that con
sumed in the United States. But
if the tariff on sugar is removed
the sugar industry of the South
will be destroyed, and the produc-
ton turned over to foreign coun-
tries. Not in a single instance can
it be shown that such a movement
made the article cheaper, but on the
other hand it has invariably be-
come dearer. Hence, we may ex-
pect, should the duty on sugar be
removed, to pay more for it next
.o,~ %bop xva do now
Again, it is proposed to pa
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SHERTFES SALE.

By virtue and authority of special execu-
tion on a Judgment for delinquent taxes, issu-
ed from the office of the clerk of the circuit
court of Adair county, Missouri, on th" 18th
day of January lS-s, made returnable; the
April term, lSSS, of said court, and to III, the
undersigned Sheriff, directed and deliVt ed. .
in favor of the State of Missouri at the reli ion
and to the use of NJ. +. Strock collector the
revenue for Adair county, Missouri, and
against John Il. Ream in pursuance of dg-
ment and order of sale OF said circuit CO tat
its January term, lSSS, l have levied upo and
seized and on Wednesday the 18th day of April
lsSs, will sell at the court house door in the
town Of kirksville, Adair county, Missouri,
between the honrs of O'Clock in the forenoon
and O'Clock in the afternoon of said day while
the circuit court within and for said county is
in session, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following de-
scribrd real estate, situated in Adair county,
Missouri, or so much Thereof as will satisfy
the judgment, interests and costs in said cause
the same being lien against said real estate,
as shown by judgment and decree of said court
to-wit:
10 acres northeast IL of the southeast fourth
of the southeast quarter of section eleven, IL,
township sixty two, ~, range sixteen, l6,
Adair county, Missouri, to satisfy said execu-
ion and costs of this sale.
j. II. kINSEAR.
Sheriff Adair cOanty, Mo.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue and authority of a special execu-
tion on judgment or delinquent taxes, issu-
ed from the Office of the clerk of the circuit
court of Adair count Missouri, on the 9Th
day of January, 1883, made ret urnable at the
April term, 1873, of said court and to me.
the undersigned Sheriff directed and delivered
in favor Of the state "f Missouri at the relation
and to the use of NJ. +. Strock collector of the
revenue for Adair county, Missouri
and against the unknow heirs of Grecnbury
Greer in pursuance of a judgment and order
of sale of said circuit court ut its January term
lssS, have levied upon and seized, and on
Wednesday the 18th day of April 1858, will
sell at the court house door in the town of
kirksville, Adair county, Missouri, between
the hours of O'Clock in the forenoon and 3
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, while the
circuit court within and for said county Is in
session. at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash in hand. the following described
real estate, sit mated in Adair county, do or
SO mucn thereof as will satisfy the Judgment,
interests and costs in said cause, the same be-
lug lien against said real estate, as shown by
judgment and decree of said court, tO-wit:
20 acres South half of the south west quarter
of the north west quarter of section twenty
seven, t2Tl township sixty one [Gll range six
teenllGlall in Adair county, Missouri, to satisfy
said execution and costs OF this sale
j. II. kINNEAR,
Sheriff Adair Co Mo
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SHERIFFS SALE.

by virtue and authority of n special cxccu-
tion on q judgment for delinquent taxes, issu-
ed from the Office of the clerk of the circuit
court of Adair county Missouri, on the 9Th
day of January, Isss, made returnable at the
A prii .erm. Isss Of said court, and to me
the undersigned sheriff, directed and delivered
in favor OF the state of Missouri, and at the re-
lation and 10 the use OF NJ. F. Strock collector
of the revenue for Adbir county, Missouri and
against Ablbert Burgess. the unknown heir of
". i. Re nolds. John W. Reynolds, Jas. n .
Reynolds, George NJ Reynolds and W
II. Reynolds in pursuance of a
judgment and order OF sale of said circuit court
at its January term lsss, I have levied upon
and seized and on Wednesday the 18th day of
4 ril 1883, will sell at the court house door in
the town Of Kirksyille, Adair county Missouri
between the hours of9 o. clock in the forenoon
and O'Clock in the afternoon of said day
while the circuit court within and for said
county is in session, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand the following
described real estate situated In Adair county
Missouri, or so much thereof as will satisfy
the judgment, interests and costs in said cause
the same being lien against said real estate
as shown by judgment and decree of said court
to-wit:
Lots five ri and eight Isl in bl, ok No eight
cen Isl town of WilmaShylle Adair Co Mo
TO satisfy said execution and costs of this sails
j. H. kINSEAR. Sheriff Adair Co Mo
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The WEEK LY GRAPHIC
7. Z. Sublette. Proprietor.
KIRKSvIT.LE MISSOURI
FRIDAY APRIL l3 1888.

ilol. Asoscoe SoHhllnS uleu
in New York at an early hour
v ednesday morning. The burial
will take place at Utica tomorrow.
1t can no longer be truth
fully stated that prohibition is a
failure in Kansas, as two drug
stores have recently failed in that
state.
If the President had any
doubt about the right to purchase
bonds with the surplus, that doubt
has been removed beyond all
cavil, by the recent act of Congress.
Now let the bond purchases pro-
ceed.
We would like to see the
north and east sides of the square
macadamized; also the streets lead
ing to the depots. "The City i'm
provement ticket" was elected, al
most unanimously, and we hope
they will show their faith by their
woris.
The most noted revivalist
in the United States, few years
ago, was Flavius Littlejohn. He
dieo the other day in the poor
house at Pay Pay, Mich. Sam
Jones is evidently hedging against
a similar ending to his career, and
is taking in the ducats as he goes
along.
The lecture Of Joseph Cook
at the Opera House, Wednesday
evening was one Of a very high
order. Though philosophical 1t was
presented SO plainly that the
school boy could follow the lect-
urer. Whatever may be the infer
brought out b. the subject as
presented, the fact remains that
association with the thought
makes epochs in the lives of men.
The report of j. W. San
born, Secretly Of the State Board
Of Agriculture, states that the
number of sheep in Missouri has
decreased from 100000 in 1882,
to 100000 Ill 1888. He says: "To
dogs alone this decrease can not
be ascribed." Does it occur to pae
Secretary that to the tariff re due
ton on wool is due this woy derful
decrease, nd that if VIC oil is put
on the flee list the si,ee p industry
not only of Missouri f,ut of every
other state iR ;t4e onion. will be
rlined?
-sfter mr ,nths OF preparation
ths seal work of the Fiftieth Con-
tress begar. Tuesday by the open
lng of the, discussion of the tariff
bill h.bout one hundred mem
bers nave signified their inten-
tor of speaking on the subject,
and there is no telling when the
debate will end. But when the
eloquence of hundred speakers
has died away, it is not at all prob
able that we will be any nearer a
tariff reform than when the dis
cussion opened. 1t will be for the
Republicans to frame tariff bill
that will be acceptable to the
people, and they must do it.
ALL the talk and rumor OF
the C. B. d Q. people shortening
their line to Kansas City, has been
recently revived by the hostile
movement of the Santa Fe in con-
structing its new air line. 1t is
thought that the. preliminary sur
v-y would have been completed and
the contract let for a portion of the
work this spring had not the grea.
strike ipterfered. 1t is evide Mt
that the company contemplate
shortening the line to Kansas City,
and an interest taken in the matter
by such towns as Memphis and
kirksville, might hasten the move
ment to considerable extent.
THE TARIFF ON SUGAR.
Louisiana has been greatly agi-
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Ladies should call at the MILL
merry store of G. W. Fowler and
examine the fine line of ribbons,
and children's lace caps.
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You will lose % to so per cent
by not buying Your garden seed in
bulk of Kennedy d Link.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The bottom has
FALLEN OUT OF PRICES
G.. n COOKS
Dry Goods, Grocery
and Drug Store

ohu Ii US SUOIC,
We sell good goods at low pri-
ces and pay the best prices for all
kinds of produce. We are pre-
pared to handle anything that the
farmers sell and we keep everv-
thing they want to buy.
When we say we sell good goods
we are stating facts. We buy the
best of goods and sell them at a
very small profit.
We have the only first class es-
tablishment in this place and we
are willing to let others Judge as
to the quality of the goods of our
competitors. We do an honest
business and intend to do every
one right.
We have just received a full
and complete line of Spring and
Summer Hats of the very best
quality and styles. We can suit
any one for we have 45 different
kinds and prices from 45 cents to
S3.25. Give us a call every one
before you buy elsewhere.
We are buying new goods every
week. Ladies call and see our
prints; we have beautiful selec-
ton. Gentlemen, we are selling
our underwear for men at cost,
call and look at our stock, for we
must sell and we WILL SELL
In fact we are prepared to feed
the hungry, clothe the poor, and
heal the sick at prices they can
afford.
Give US a call and be convinced.
The best fancy patent flour Tor
sl.1O and good strait flour every
sack guaranteed S1.00. Try our
New Orleans Sugar as we have
just received new hogshead.
A competent prescription clerk
in the Drug Department will at
tend to the wants of the people
both day and night.
Give US your trade and we will
save you money.
Respectfully,
c.. n. COOK,
MILLARD MO
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Y 1ESs:

1t is true that the FAMOUS
Bargain Store shows the largest
cleancst and most desirable stock
of goods to be found in this part
of Missouri
The Famous Bargain Store Will
continue the same broad and lib
eral policy in the future as in the
past-that is to say it will give its
customers the benefit of all its
low purchases elIing them many
articles at from 10 to 30 per cent
less than other houses can sell
them.
YES
Life is too short for a slow,
creeping business. Business must
go-sales must be made-we can
not afford to sit around and sell a
ew goods at high profts-that is
OF our style of doing business.
We prefer to sell more goods and
make small profit.
YES
We have splendid line of shoes
for Ladies and Conference.-The
most select and reliable goods
manufactured. We get them from
first hands and save all the profits
that usually go to the middle men
and jobbers. We guarantee the
goods to turn out just as represen-
ted. Our stock embraces about
100 different kinds, from the very
cheap to the medium and high
grade goods. We are agents for
the celebrated Douglass Shoe.
YES
Our White Goods, Oriental
Laces, Swiss and Hamburg En-
broideries, Spanish Laces, Robes,
Victoria Lawns, India Linens,
CoIored Embroideries, have never
been equaled in KirksvilIe before,
either in quantity, style or cheap
prices. Ladies are specially in
vited to look though our hand
some lines Of these goods.
Our line of Dress Goods en-
bracinp back and colored Silks
Satins, Pushes, Tricots, Cash,
meres, Worsteds, Satines, etc, is
full and complete, and we fatter
ourselves that we are able to give
better values for the money than
ever before. Plase call and ex-
anime.
Our new spring stock Of Cloth
ing, Hats, and Furnishing Goods
for men and boys is all that could
be desired. The finest worsted
suits at from So 10 s. less than us.
ual prices. Fancy all wool suits
bought at specially reduced pri,
ceS-DoyS suluS III great variety
single pants of all styles. Don't
buy any clothing till you price
ours.
YES
We have aid enough for this
time. You must all come and see
us, and we will guarantee that you
buy, for our goods sell themselves.
FAMOUS BARGAIN STORE.
KIRKsyILLE, Mo.
n. B.-We are. giving to our
customers, free of charage 100 fine
Oil Paintings in beautiful frames.
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Save Honey by buying bulk
garden seed at Kennedy IL Links.
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YES

Life is too short for a slow,
creeping business. Business must
go-sales must be made-we can
not afford to sit around and sell a
ew goods at high profts-that is
OF our style of doing business.
We prefer to sell more goods and
make a small profit.
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IlS

We have aid enough for this
time. You must all come and see
us, and we will guarantee that you
buy, for our goods sell themselves.
FAMOUS BARGAIN STORE.
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Probate Court Docket.

Docket of cases in which settlements are due
from executors, administrators and Guardi-
ans at the ems Uing May term of tho Probate
court room in said county commencing on the
second Monday of May lSSs:
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n. B.-We are. giving to our
customers, free of charage 100 fine
Oil Paintings in beautiful frames.
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1t is true that the FAMOUS
Bargain Store shows the largest
cleanest and most desirable stock
of goods to be found in this part
of Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
REAL ESTATE.
pr1crNrcc AT THE EyCUANGE.

There was large attendance AZ the stand James L.
Wells on the Real Estate Exchange yesterday when he
offered lots each 25xl13 IN Eare-aye south OF one
hundred and n;tysNhs The properties rent Tor aDout
$3.50 a ycar and the bidding was lively. The hrs'
property offered ot No. H. on which is iwo-sioy
frame dwelling with brick basement and suoceilar me
bidding from $1,000 to *2225 a. when prce H. a M
attic dwelling, with brick losemens and barn me bid
a. sou,b 0rance ave ana Church-st South orange
and oncsfory stable the property which rents FOR seH
~ which price J w. Ferguson wa The buyer Bernard
ave-. better known as Delmonicopacc: The entire
property bought by The plaintiff 10. oscrsg
the general impression 60 he that prices have passed
Their lowest point and hat ther , VIII on I No GA
Maisonave adjoining the norhwe.t corner oil sly,
ScxSl hss been SOL to Mrs Gardner FOR s5o 600 49,.
ENehanee ye-,egi3' hotel aegsmao4 sa55y %
a.rc. In Tiicr County = y near large manufacturing
town Win good house and ou,0a al sTV o ' MIN
house OF ten Iooms' numerous ou'OuNa'ns@ c'' 1'
Nev-vorl wednesday Sept 10. 1883.
The following sales were held al the Exchange ana
lots, Groves; c5oo Of waii-st, H5HiOo .. 400
each James Philips ,.u,.: r wells "'4OO
tso:tqEy house Win 10, ., E,ie, ave 92a
Droge '.''''''.' Nv 1925
! O!N-~tory house, Will l0f " : ia2f-dNti an 80
above. lot 25x abt 10 +. Mclaughlin lao
BY Thomas {. Smith a.
Sale OF the Bou Theatre property Nos l2s' ana
239 Broadway, and Nos. 5O2 and 5O4 Gthsve Of 3Oh
81, adjourned 10 sept. 10.
NI-W-JFRSFY PROPERTY
By John J.. Il. Smyth .
l two-story dwelling. ana one--tory stable, with
plot 81 land South Orance-ave, " cor
Church-st, plot 5OX12j, South Orange, oo-o
Ferguson LOU
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Y. CITY
Smith ana 81 VIE h 20 Oh cbass PeaSody il $50 900
hsior 70 H Hem Sayio S'r''' IS 500
RECORDED LEASES
Braeudor Philip to Daniel Levy 81 Last 92is~ -oo
Befr 4,' AMI II to August Karsten part No ,oo
Goldsmith. samuel to the East side Bank, ,ooo
store &c. No. 45l Grani~i. ~ year, l'eoo
hi9S;5 fc ciEaye D. 3 ID wears $500
Perry Aiexsnder 70 John Paghughie, So South ooo
sc6 211i'' wusm r to John shoIaser5 rs .oo
coi g'1ia' caIcss to Denis NJ Fitch, 81 West *
,-a4 ASfc FrrdsricE -xc'c to Frederick Dreyer.
W cor 4th-ave and 127th-st, years LOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
Ocean Cleaners.

EDNPAGNIE GTSERALE TEAE-ATLAN-
< TlcT g. FI.tslH If-,L 10 UAFKI-
onfary' er Iner ADf4 ..oftA J. tcsfelt 90 Norton
Ia AGI..l ANIII. f- kfr.lElrr Sal. Sept H. ] D. m
IL i.Ii fe''rtI irfi-ell sltur1a.. sept -.
IA ell A.i4. Att 3D. .nht 20 II %. uL
LCuI- il. HEBIAN Agent NJ 3 B9wllng Green.
VA HITE STAR LINE. ..
W FOE QUEEN ToWN. AND LlNEEfD19e ~,.,,-,
sADGIATIC. Capt. Cameron. We'd. sept ~. D.
BRIT AMMO Capt Tarseli Wei, sept 20, . a
81 40 BLlG Cav. DAWSON Saturday, - -, IL
CELTIC, capt irving wedn". day nciob,r 3 p Ia
saloon $50 $40 $50 oud rluO Sfeerag". from or to
Od Country 40 a limited number ~ second catin
pt-.rnrers carr "a outward. go auI
80 prepaid $50 excursion. 4G5 CompanT's Office, No
Al Broadway. New. York J. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
Dcaro dno Rooms.

y UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY is offered 70 young
~ lady wishing % come % the city 20 study painting
can have home 81 studio. copies and
q fDnllT, retel-Ices exchanged
Address NJ Box %, Tribune once
Y f.WLY. Handsomely furnished large room; also hall
y 40 Last 27thsL near LeXlngton-dve gentle
only references
ID EFINED French family will receive two hoarioTs
Ia seeking the advantage OF French with
able teachers references. 1913 LeXingOnayc. near
3sih-st
pc EAST o2D. ST..-Handsomely furnished rooms with
cO board hail rooms for gentlemen; references
fl 1T ST. lis Nicely furnished back pahor
4 large front and hall room private family
gentlemen references
~ EAST osTH ST Pleasant rooms suite and
snge superol board and appolntnent, relerences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
VILLAGE BONDS.

y
OF THE VILLAGE or MOUNT VERNON, N 7.
Fry Of the Sewerage Loan Bonds Of the Village OF
Mount Vernon In Wesfchester County New York viii
sold at public the highest bidder az the room
q the trustees Of said village. IN DearbOrns Building
on 4h-ave.. said village, on the FIRST DAY OF OC-
TOBER, 1sSs. al three 90 D. n
issued bv saii village Chapter COS. o, the
ssG as amended Nv Chapter 1853 of the OK 1888
provide funds he construction d permanent system
~ -avo~gre drainage Cor said village Each bond
VIII De f0r tie principal OF one Thousand Dollars,
ana viii bear interest The rate q four per centm per
aunuu ravahle rem-annu0liT Principal ana inter- -
viii be paJ able a. the National Citizens Bank. in New
YORK Nv The bonds viii be coupon bonds with the
rrlvcrc 20 the holder o having them made registered
bonds They viii be dated June l. 1855 and payable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
BROOKLYN IJrcpcrin for Sale ano Go fst

NOE SALE-House unusual bargain. 3,iory ana na~
L ment brownst0ne. V-front cahines tln h'iu. or
finish brc A brao rnantes dining on p9fyt hu"
buffers pantry &c; an beautifully irc1cosa ana Iy Ia
afat ST Johns place Prospect iarh ,NpW3 30
LEONARD MOODY, % CouftsL, fheniA bulhh- ~
Fatbush-ave.
MOE SAIF.-An excellent bargain 3story and uhss-
mon. ana extrusion brick and -fonc. Il rooms steam
heated on S Oxiofl-sL, near DebalpaFe Aipy %
Fiathush-aVc
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CENTRAL PARK, YoRrH AND EAST RIVER
NNii'"0 9TH SIS. NEw.Y6RK' sept t. isss,
THE ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders
4 of th, Company VIII be held on TueSfay October
iOthate The transfer books viii BE- closed sept Is and
J. L. VALENTINE. Secretary.