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moon, aid the Judge. sud he vent with .
pale facs and uncertain step through the
crowd to The stsssk The jury did not lssvs
thsir seAtS- They ut Ike twelve statues
representing - MANY different conceptions
Of woe The attorney for the prosecution
vas eIbouing his way through he excited
thrOng.
DO you think the poor fellow was limo
cent % asked . man. touching his ARM
II don't know: don't ask me- replied
the atsornsy, with white lips, and he has
tened home to his wife and children with
such . mien - might have besn on man
who believed the world was about to end
No one was in the courtroom except the
twelve jurors. They had not exchanged
one word with one another. The noonday
sun vas shining full into the room me
foreman was the first to break the silence.
He passed around some slips OF paper.
.For our own satisfaction said he
unesningiy. ''it might be well for as TO
know one snofher's opinion now"
GOD knows We owe il TO his memory IT
III we we're mistaken, - added man IS he
reached for . slip of paper.
And his wife and child, said another,
- be wrote on his knee
The foreman took up the slips and ran
over them nervously-
Not guilty" said he with groan. And
then they dispersed.
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Ruepns yIea1 II Chicago xevx
n - nasxes q Ciaxc. 20 ehessy d gtnD
OF n sbsys and ne bocshs Of the srsdspsspis
rAse saIs asisshs IN saturday night.
In ssT13ng fhas vay ssd viewing - asht;
Esv patterns h sur ed cd psftsrss h ehssse.
Dor the girls prsexy toyx. rDfs a1srxEzs fos oo5A
Ana bnnhlss en5oes Which discretion en3oys-
mt hess sosbear. sos really d0pazs
OF naming the wealth u The mafssf Of clsfe'
ms nch nsa sones ssvn frun the elegant
Ana Iooks 4 81 I'll With n eninous frovn:
He Gems 70 dsep1ss - esnndfioguent cssss
OF The vendsr proeiaining bis puddinu ana
Ana ssass AMI As - nrossA he lsnss sAas as
useh csuss ~ aixsst - his ssnasivs nsss;
Once free iFon NJ crowd. h sdmiss No y
rnss elsewhere Ia London ns things aos a.
n has ssen ss4hins sbsrs bat hIsh svsryvhsss.
And he's siad - 81 cut Of the nsffss o. C'efs-
But the child thas hes cone from he nsishber
II charm "a b. ne magic Of daszls and hum;
He ssasss his zig eyes on DE cakes ana me
And sssy ss<n 70 gov srsea ana psosruds With
ssrprfse
Al the goodies they vsnd and tbs toys without
end
And It's ohf II he had bat penny 70 spend
Eat. alas. he mnst gaxe In . hopeless amaze
AZ treasures that glitter and torches that
blAse--
what ssnss Of despair in this world can cona-
pare
with ihxs Of the waif Ia ne msrkss Of clars'
50. on Saturday nighs, when my custom In
yffes
A stroll in old London for curious sights.
am likely 70 stray By devious way
where goodies are spread in motley array.
The things which some eyes would appear %
drspiss
rmpfea me a. pafhos In homely Disguise.
And my txtsered vail friend shall havs pennies
to sIena.
% long as rye got EN- Tor friends that viii
lendl,
And the srchin shsIl share in my JOY and de-
clare
That there's sesusy and good in that MARKET
place fhefei
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DON'T Give UP!
Read a few lines Of Good Advice
m NAY SAVE YnuR LIFE.

az am broken down and discouraged, and
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a permanent cure. Put aside all prejudice,
and give this most wonderful and best Of all
remedies q trial. Warranted purely vegeta-
BILE. Delightful to the taste. For sale by all
druggists. Take no other.
SIERRA CHEMICAL Co., 2424 Mission Street.
GENTLEMEN: On your bottle label you ask
for testimonials in regard to the effect Of
your remedy. / take pleasure in giving to
you my hearty thanks as well as my testi-
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o. WAHLHEIM,
912 Twentieth St., San Francisco, Cal
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STEWART { HOLMES DRUG CO
WHOLESALE AGENTS..

WssAington Immigrssion anA nenssssa1
Association.
We have for sale 10000 acres in different partn
Of the state in s TO- 90 20, 90 and leoacrs farms:
good farming lands; - acres ct EuumclAw. -
miles on Northern Pacific railway.
JRyFERsoN COUNTY.
Three hundred acres, eli sec l. tp a n, T 2 VI;
al good land; SO acres sown in gran, rs per
acres ITO acres in sec Is. to n n. "; good clay
upland. heavily timbered. $40 per scre
KrrsAP COUNTY.
Nv; mostly bottom land, $3.50 per acre.
AsAcoRrEs.
Ten acres boautifui land adjoining Fidalge
City: cleared ready for plating: $3.50 per acre;
Is acres near the above 500 per aeres
One hundred and ifty acres near Jusnita,
Lake Washington. IL miles west Of g., L. 8 d
r r.; partly cleared. good Improvements,
fruit trees Strawberries. etc: SIS per acre; VIII
sell le-acrs lots for $50 per acre.
One hundred and sixty acres. ~ miles water
'front.' on Sqaamsh hsrbor, opposite Port Gam
pie; beautiful location; good for plating: nice
beach; SIS per acre.
Five and 10 sore farms near Lake W ashins.
ton, Sc to $50 per acre: Is lots %oxlz0 near Ma1-
ion street power house, with view OF Lake
Wash ington and Puget sound. 500 to $50 each
Lot at IA.oua. a0xloo; fronts on two streets:
small house: good srring; fne view Of Lake
Union and the city: $500
TIVE hundred acres secs Is and IL. tp Is ., .
Iw Si2 so per acre; 50 acres. &C n, tp "a n. ..
tgs5 per acre
Great bargains at Kent and Slaughter; both
are suburban towns Of Seattle; half hour ~
railroad.
Warrington Immigration and Homestead
Association.
Rooms = and q, Roxwell building. corner q
Columbia and Front streetx Seattle. wash
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Sherif's s Sale.

By virtue and authority of general execu-
Il en-, issued from the office of the clerk of the
cl rcuit court of Adair county missouri. re-
tn rnable at the January term, 1s9I, of said
cou TT, to me directed, in favor OF the First
National Bank of krksyille Missouri snd
against Abraham McNurlin Ihave levied up
estate of the said Abrat am McNurlin of, il,
and to the following described II al estate Sit
uate in Adair county. Missouri, ,4o-wit:
The southeast fourth ofthe southeast quar-
ter OF section twenty-three, %, township No
sixty -four, C4, of range fifteen, 15 the south
nall OF the southwest quarter. dissection twen-
ty-four, II. township sixty -four, "a, of range
hiteen, ID, and parcel or tract of land lying
In The northwest fourth OF the southeast quar-
ter OF section iwenty-three, 23 in above t.wn-
snip and range commencing al the northeast
corner OF the northwest quarter of the south
east quarter or section twenty-three. .. run
ning thence west thirteen and one third rods
thence north twelve rods, thence east thirteen
and one third rods, thence north twelve rods
10 the place OF be ginning, also commencing
thirteen and one half rods west of the north
east corner OF the nosth est fourth of the south
east quarter OF section twenty-three, y, and
running one half rod west, thence eighty rods
sonlh, thence east one half rod, thence north
eighty rods to the place OF beginning, also
commencing at the northwest corner of the
south east of the southeast quarter OF section
tHenty-th1ee. %, and running fourteen rods
west thence south eighty rods. thence east
fourteen rods, thence north eighty rods TO the
Piace OF beginning also thirteen and one half
rodsoh OF the east side of the fourth Of
the southeast quarter of section twenty-thsee.
-. except one acre OH OF the north end of said
shirteen and one half rods also the northeast
iourth OF the southeast quarter of section
twenty. three. %, and the southwest fourth OF
.ne northeast quarter of section twenty-three,
-, excepting strip three rods wide NS
Dy fourteen rods f. and w out of the south
east corner OF said tract, .also a strip OF land
Ihree rods wide beginning at the southeast
corner OF the northeast quarter Of section
f. Msniy three, g. all the foregoing described
M; fifteen, Is, west, and
VIII, on Thursday the sth day of January ls9l.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock A N. and
hve O'Clock r. NJ. OF that day, while the Cir
cunt court for Adair county. Missouri. is in
session, at the court house door, in Kinks
VILE, Adair county, Missouri. sell the
same; or 80 much thereof as may be required.
~ public sale, to the highest bidder Tor cash
IN hand, (subjeet to all prior liens and judge
ments,) to satisfy said execution and costs
G.. +. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff Adair County, Mo.
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School Reports.

Ei"h |; monthly report of the
Fry school for the mouth begin.
ming November IL and ending
December IL, 1890:
Number of days taught. 20;
number of pupils enrolled, 40; av-
erage lumber Of pupils attending
each day, "a; average number Of
DAYS attended 5y each pupil, 13
Names Of those neither tardy
nor absent during the month:
Hettie, Effis. Daisy. Annie and
Vernon Floyd, Bessie and Alta
Andrews, Minnie and Charlie
Hamilton, Theodore Swigert and
Tens Payton.
Lulu hamilton, Teacher.
TIE many friends of Mr.. ].
Brown, formerly of this place, will
be grieved to learn of his death
which occurred at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Roberts, of Plevna,
last Thursday. For several months
past Mr.. Brown had been con-
slant sufferer and it was only in
death that be found relief. His
remains were taken to Dover,
Lewis county, Sunday and lai to
rest in the old family buryiug
ground. He leaves his aged com
paniop, two sons, five daughters
and host of friends to mourn
his death.-Brashesr Gazette.
Monthly report of the Pralri.
Bird school commencing Nov. 81
and ending Nov. %, 1890; number
of pupils enrolled during tie
month so; number of days attend.
ed by all the pupils 79l; average
number of days attended by each
pupil Is; average number OF pu-
pills attending each day Al. The
names of those who were present
each day during the month are:
Ida, Sophia, and Jimmy Cook,
Maggie, Charley, Callie, Willy,
Eddie and Matte Davidson, En-
ma Gregg, Lena McClannahan,
Media Reynor, Addie and Dan
Shockey, Hannah Story.
G. W. MAHAFFAT, Teacher.
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A Pleasant Surprise.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hardin probably
have as many admlring friends as
any couple in Adsir county. And
last Saturday being Mr.. Hardin's
43 birthday his many friends had
prepared for him a surprise birth
day dinner, and there was large
number present to participate in
the pleasures afforded the m. An
elegant dinner was prepared and
all that the taste could wish or the
heart desire was there in profn-
sion The menu was such that it
would have tempted the most fas-
tidious and when the time came
to dine there was ample prepar-
alton made for all. Following is
list of those present; Mr.. aid
Mrs. Robert Willis Sr., Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. r. Floyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Saml. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Clifton, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Floyd =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Willis, Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Clark, MIR. and Mrs
James Clifton, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nov
inger, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Willis,
Messrs. Jim Willis, Gideon
Floyd, Tilden Floyd, Glen Clark,
Harry Scott, Martin Scott,
Misses Mamie Floyd, Myrtle Will
lis, Alma CT fton, Jessie Scott,
Josie Adams. Oracle Adams, AL
ia Clifton, Edith Willis, Susie
Alcott
a GUEST.
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Brashear Items.

Robert Waddill is again able to
b. out.
w. w. Pevehouse has been on
the sick list for several days.
Mrs. Edmonds, living north OF
town has been i'll with Influenza.
Rev. j. M. Green of Kirksvllle
preached here morning and even-
ing of last Sunday.
Rev. ST.. Clair filled the NJ. E.
pulpit in Kirksville last Sunday,
morning and evening.
The lagrippe is prevailing here,
generally of mild form; but
are a few serious cases.
Uncle "Daniel Boon" Sundayed
at Klrksville returning home Mon
day morning.
Will. Howey of Ohio, arrived
here last week. He seems highly
pleased with the country.
Rev. st. Clair began a protract.
ed meeting at Bullion, on Monday
evening. He is assisted by Elder
Green of Kirksville.
Mrs. David Smallwood, son and
daughter, accompanied by Mrs.
Douglass and Miss Holiday, OF
Hurdland, came over one evening
this week and spent a few pleas
ant hours with Mrs. st. Clair and
daughter.
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SubIette Items.

Mrs. kufus Crow was visiting
at her fa theirs near Brashear this
week.
Dick Hit expects to have his
new house ready to occupy in
about week.
A brick store room will almost
surely be built in Sublette before
next spring.
Drop in at Chenoweth's drug
store and buy your girl a nice
Xmas present.
The literary society meets every
other Monday night, commencing
with the meeting next Monday
night, Dec. 22d.
Bob Edmonds shipped still. an
other car of fat cattle to st. Louis
this week, and the last we saw of
him was with his check book in
hand looking for more.
Joe Hutchison has a big new
girl at his house, and Mrs. Minnie
Scott a 8 pound boy, the exact i'm
age of its deceased father-the
first arrived on the 18th and the
latter on the 10th inst.
Sublette does not play second
fiddle to any one as shipping
point. Kirksville is the only sta
tion on the whole division that had
more car load shipments during
the last three months than she
had, and if company ties were
counted out the difference would
be remarkably small.
Below we append shipments of
car load lots from Sublette during
the months of September, October,
November and half of December:
cattle II, ties 7, hay l. hungarian
seed 2, hogs 10, oats so, corn 2, or
total of So cars. We think this
record will be difficult to beat.
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Birth Annive1 sary.

Last Sunday, December IA
Miss Myrtle Eoert celebrated her
seventeenth birthday. A large
number of her young friends
shared in the hospitality of the oc.
casion; and a delightful time was
enjoyed by all. Music engaged
tho attention of the guests uutil
dinner, when an elegant repast was
served. The table was beautifully
decorated with evergreens and
flowers. Miss Myrtle was the re-
cipieut of many beautiful and use
full presents. Amongthose pres
ent were: Messrs. Hiram Hale,
Chas. Glasgow, Wilbert Rahe, l..
Geoghegan; Misses Ida Rahe,
Della Foley, Maud, Kate and Lo-
rena Anderson, Zadie Geoghegan
and Minnie Morrow.
At 5 o'clock luncheon was serv.
ed, after which the guests depart
ed wishing Miss Myrtle many hap
py returns of the day. Y.
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Furniture Repairing.

Mr.. Frank Bass has opened a
repair shop in Dockery's build
ing, west of Hecker's hotel. and
will do general furniture
repairing. He will also file
saws at ID cents each. His motto
is live and let live. All orders
promptly attended to. Give him
q cali.
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Nearly all colds are slight, at
first, but their tendency is to
lower the system that the
sufferer becomes a ready vic
tim to any prevalent disease. The
use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, in
the beginning Of a cold, would
guard ,ainst this danger.
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Green Grove Items.

The fine weather continues.
Rain is badly needed and wheat
is suffering for want Of it.
J. w. Vansickle il no better.
He is under the care of DR.. Avery.
We are glad to repor. that Mrs.
Nancy Matthew's condition is
much improved since our last.
A number of Kirksville people
attended the Browder-Magee de-
bate here last week. It is conced-
ed by all that Mr.. Browder is al
together too strong a man for MIR.
Magee.
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Philomathean Society.

The annual entertainment of
the Philomathean society will be
given in Normal Chapel Monday
evening, Dec 22d. An interest
ing and instructive programme
will be given. The Philos never
fail to please all who appreciate
first class literary entertainment.
Special preparation Is made to
surpass all former efforts. All
are cordially invited. Tickets on
sale at Normal book store Satur-
day morning. No extra charges
for reserved seats. Tickets 20c.
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Did you ever buy horse and
not have some misgivings as to
his points till they were fully test
ed? Not SO with Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla; you may be sure of it at the
start. 1t never disappoints those
who give it fair and persistent
trial.
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Holiday Excursion Rates.

On Dec. "a, 25 and 81, 1890 and
January l 1891. We will sell
round trip tickets to all ststions
at cne fare, tickets limited
for return passage to Jau.,
8 1880. The q. X. Line
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Northeast Missouri Tea
Association.
Teachers S

For the fourteenth annual ses-
sion of the Northeast Missouri
Teacher Association, to be held
at Hannibal, Mo-, Dec. 20, 80 and
81, 1890. Fare will be one and
one third rate selling Dec. II. 80,
and 30, good for return on or bs-
fore January let, 1891. Train
leaves 9 "a. m. arriving at Hanni-
bal 1856 noon. The only o. X.
Line.