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Willard Items.

Mr.. Millbank, Of Kirksville, was
in town last Thursday, soliciting
orders for his -four.
Mr.. Haley was here the last of
the week looking up business.
Mr.. W. T. Willis stopped off
Thursday and transacted some
bust less with our farmers.
Egbert Policy was in town Fri
day.
Mrs. Mollie Greiner returned
home Saturday. She had been
visiting with her brother, Jas
Gilmour, in Kirksville.
A few of our boys went out with
couple of packs of hounds Thurs
day and succeed in capturing q
couple of wolves. They had excit-
ing chases and big fights with
each Of them.
A brother of Mr.. W. 81. Miller
in company with his wife, arrived
here from Nebraska on visit
Monday night.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Wilson returned
to their home in Atlanta, Tuesday
morning.
The Kinney vs. Vance suit was
dismissed in favor of the defend
ant. NJ. d. Campbell was down as
attorney for the defendant.
Doc. Denniston has been down
gathering his corn the last few
days.
"Dolph" Polly, the genial depu-
ty sheriff, was in town Tuesday.
We will rest now till we get our
Thanksgiving turkey then we will
come again.
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MARRIED.

T1TwoRTH-PAyToN-In the par
lor of the Ivie Hotel, this city,
Thursday, November 26, 1891,
Mr.. Robert Titworth and Miss
Emma Payton, both of Queen
City, Rev. E. Roszell officiating
HAMILToN-ENYARD.At the res
idence of the brides father,
Mr.. William Enyard of Schuyler
county, Sunday, November II.
Mr.. William A. Hamilton, of
Adair county, and Miss Emma
Enyard, Rev. Misery, OF Mem
phis, officiating.
BELL-REYNoLDs-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reynolds,
November 22d, Mr.. I. D. Bell
aud Miss Nancy NJ. Reynolds,
Rev. Nj. B. Horton officiating.
A few relatives and friends were
present to witness the ceremony
and partake of the bountiful re-
past prepared for the occasion.
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Thanksgiving Service.

Union service was held at II
a. m. at the NJ. E. church; the
house thronged with cheerful
audience. Services opened by an
anthem beautifully rendered by
the choir. Pastor Gillies con-
Quoted the service, announcing as
the opening hymn, Gall hail the
power of Jesus name" Prayer
was offered by E. II. Sawyer,
d. D.; scripture selection read by
j. B. Mitchell, d. D.; sermon by
G. 81. Laughlin LII. D. The
speaker chose several passages OF
scripture as governing the thought
to be expressed on this National
Holiday. The discourse was re-
pl5te with historic aud classic
illusions, and contained true pa.
triotic and Christian sentiment
Closing prayer by Rev. NJ. 81
Bradley. Congregation united in
singing, My Country, It's Of
Thee" etc. The benediction was
pronounced by Rev. Z. Marvin
At the close of thu service 6
liberal contribution was taken TO,
the poor.
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Progra,.ms for Adair County Sum-
day School Convention.

To be held in Kirksville, Thurs
day. Dec. 3, 1891.
Music.
Address, How to Secure Sun
day School Teachers, Prof. W. u.
Dobson
Discussion, Judge Adam Shoop
and others.
Music.
Address, L. NJ. Murphy.
Music. :
The Convention will meet at 7
o'clock p. m. There will also be
afternoon aud evening sessions
held ON Friday, Dec. 4.
An interesting programme wilt
be presented at each of these
meetings, and with the assistance
of Bro. L. NJ. Murphy who repre-,
sents the State Sunday School
Association, we hope to make this
one of the best Conventions eyer
held in the county. All are IN
vlted to be present.
COMMITTEE.
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Just Received.

A lot canned goods, we guaran-
tee to be first class, good enough
for everybody; also a new supply
of tea that cannot be beat in town
for the money. We always keep
the best coffees. Our rice is a
dandy Tapioca, imported, 10 cents
straight. Macaroni the same.
Some pieces of glassware that are
lovely at Evans & Sons.
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Loaded Down.

1 am loaded down with goods Of
ali varieties, and all are going at
bottom prices. Christmas candies
almost gwen away. Look to your
interest and see me if you want
bargains in groceries. l wont be
undersold when quality of goods is
considered. Yours Respectfully,
MATT. II. HALLIDAY.
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HOLIDAY GOODS, We in
vite every lady in this section to
call in and see our great assort-
ment and Exquisite new designs
in Handkerchiefs. Elegant low
els Splashers, Tray cloths, Scarfs,
Napkins, Table Linens and q
Thousand other new and desirable
articles for Holiday presents.
B. L. LAMKIN
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Call at Steer, Robinson & Cos
and get new prices on ribbons.
Bread, Bread, Bread.

We are now furnishing Ray
Wilson's bread the SC sizes, s
loaves for Csc; the 10c loaf, 5 loaves
for 25c, and ask the public to COM
pare quality and weight. We are
aiming to give just as heavy loaves
as other Bakers sell and will do
SO at this price as fast as it devel-
ops as to weight.
SIGLER Bros.
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Bread, Bread, Bread.

We handle Ray Wilson's bread
baked at the old Maynard Stand
You can buy s &c losves for 25c
you can buy 5 Joe loaves for Dot
of US and more when the time
comes. SIGLER Bros.
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KLRkSVLLE MARKETS.

EGGS-2O doz rash
BUTTER--10 to2O
FEATHERS-35
OATS-20 to %
HAY-s5.OO to $3.50
HOGS-S.2:SO to 1925
COWS & HEIFF RS-Fatlb to21
BEESWAX-1Sc
TALLOW-21 to BIC
LARD to Sc
RYE-60
CORN-35
WHEAT-6O to 81
MILK COWS &CALYES-15 to
SIS
ROOSTERS-I25 pc, doz
MINED FEED so per hund.
APPLES % to 80.
GEESE 81 90 per doz.
BRAN-S0 per humid
SHORTS-90 DEL hurd.
NEW POTATOES-20 bushel.
CHICKENS-4
TURKEYS
.DUCKS-5c. perl
HORSES - Extra draft $40 to
l15: good draft s9O to Sl1O
drivers S75 to s135: streeters $40
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Don't fail to see the fine com.
pany supporting Phil and Link
Strohecker as the Wards of Geor-
gia Hamiin. AT Opera House
Dec. 8, 4, and 3.
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OYSTER Supper.

An Oyster supper will be served
this friday evening, in the
Spencer block for the benefit of
the ex-Confederate Home. Come
and help this cause.
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PERSONALS.

W. II. PARCELLs Is visiting
friends in st. Louis.
Mr. W. II. Swisher, of Pare
Air, was in town Monday.
MIR. j. E. DORSEY, of Greencas.
tie, was in Huntsville Monday.
Miss HILA RtoHEY retur ned
from Olney, Sunday morning.
Rev. ]. NJ. GREENE, of Glen
wood, spent Tuesday.in Kirksville.
Mrs. Buck. of Moberly, WAS the
guest of Mrs. W. d. Sigler, Thurs
day.
Mrs. GEO. Mason is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Richardson, of
Quincy, Ill.
S. S. MCLAUGHLIN has purchas-
ed Judge G, 3. Polley's farm
north of town.
Mr.. RoBT. WINDRIM, of Dysart,
To-, WAS In the city the forepart OF
the week.
Mr.. JOHN BRENNEMAN. of Lima,
Ohio, is visiting his brother, Mr.. l.
Brenneman of this city.
Mr.. }. 9. Dewitt returned from
a two weeks visit 10 his farm near
Milan, Thursday morning.
Miss FANNIE NEwcoMB who is
attending the Normal. spent Sun
day at her home near Sperry.
Miss MAE WRIGHT was the
guest of Miss Katherine Harring-
ton from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mn. 1. d. CHRISTIE and W. A.
Ryon. of La Plata, came up Mon
day evening to attend the X. of P.
Lodge.
Mr.. J. ". Harmed, the rustling
tie man of Rutledge, was in town
Thursday and Friday of last week
on business.
Mr., l.. ". HANNAH, a pIomi-
nent farmer and stock grower of
Liberty township, was in town
Tuesday.
Prof. d. I. Gentry and Miss
Fannie Gentry, of Hamilton, spent
Thanksgiving with Kirksville
relatives.
Miss MINNIE McCLANAHAN, OF
Willard, was the guest of Miss
Dee Garrett Tuesday and We'd
nesdsy.
Miss Jessie Stanley, of Glen
wood, returned home Tuesday
evening, after a short visit with
Mrs JOS. Forsythe.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. JOHNSON
of Lancaster, were in town Thurs,
day, the guests of Or. A. B. John
son and wife.
Ma. JESSE HARDIN who recent
ly purchased a farm near Green
City, moved his family to the new
location last week.
Miss DAISY NJ. FITCH left
Thursday of last week to take
charge of the short hand and type
writing department at Smithville.
DIR. W. W. SELwAy, formerly of
Brashesr, has located in Kinks
vile to practice his profession.
His Office is over Fout's drug store.
Miss LIssIE FUNK, who has been
visiting relatives at st. 10. for
three months, returned home Tues
day evening, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Maud Myers.
Mr.. PAUL G. KoEHy, Of Sheboy-
gan, Wis, representing the She
boygan furniture factory, was in
the city Wednesday and sold 81.
Bestman car load of furniture.
Hon. John A. Picker, Congress-
man from South Dakota, accom-
panied by his wife and two chill
dren, is in the city visiting his
mother, brothers and sisters. He
is enroute for Washington to be
present at tine opening of Congress
sional work.
Mr.. R. J. EsPY, of Shelbyvllle,
Tenn, came up last week to dis
pose of his farm and stock. The
stock was sold at public sale and
brought fair prices. W. r. Rob-
inson and L. G. Dolan, of SulIi-
van county bought the farm
for $4,000, and will move to
Adair county next spring. Mr..
Espy left for home via Chicago,
Tuesday morning.
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Ross & Hamilton LIST door south
Of Kirksvile Roller Mills are auth
orized agents for my coal. Leave
orders Ditto Cash.
No24 lot DAVE SCOTT.
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c. Borneman, the m erchant tai.
lor has received complete line Of
samples which, he thinks, is the
finest ever brought to the city, and
desires his regular patrons, and
all others, who wish to get suit
made of first class goods in first
class style, to call and see them.
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BORN.
WHITToM-To the wife of Harvey
B. Wilton, a daughter.
DIED.

CREBs-At the family residence,
two miles southeast of town.
Sunday November, %, Miss Ida
Blanche Crebs, daughter of Rev.
w E. Crebs. Funeral took
place Tuesday afternoon at 100
Service was conducted by Rev
NJ. I'll Bradley.
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Ho there Where are you going?
To W. E. Greene g. Cos for one
of those Round Oak stoves. They
are the best in the market.
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STATEMENT OF FACTS.
AN INTERROGATION.

We have personally examined
the shipping bills of Reidingar &
Oertle, of Quincy, His, for 5000
lbs of candy, shipped to Sigler
Bros. on Friday, Nov. 20 1891.
This candy is now on sale in their
two stores. F. l.. LINK.
T. E. SUBLETTE.
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B. ". Sands has fine hne of
watches that be can sell you
cheaper than you can buy the
same elsewhere in the city, for
the reason that he bought them
cheaper than any other dealer in
the city can purchase the same
class Of goods.
Crayon and India Ink portraits,
any size, made from life, or old
pictures. at G.. w. TulPs Photo
Gallery. 6m n15.
Ii you want heavy stove, go
thefoundry. c
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For dental work 60 to DIR. A. b.
johnson over post office, Kinks
vile Mo. All work guaranteed
first class.
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W. L. Smith, the boss shoe
maker, has been turning away
work, for want of help. His son
has recently returned from New
Madrid and he is now able to at
tend to all the repairing and new
work that may come to him.
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Do not SILVER around old stoves
when you can get one of those
splendid River Side Oaks or Peo-
ria wood heaters at Cole & OAR
rows
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To the Ladies.

You can get the very best
stretchers for oil paintings of
Frank Bass, southwest corner
square.
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W. E. Greene d Co., have the
largest stock of stoves In the city
from which to select. They can
suit you. See them.
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The Riverside Oak stove at Cole
d Darrow's is pronounced the
very thing to give regular heat
and save fuel. Call and price
them.
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Money! Money!!

l have money to loan In sums of
one hundred dollars and upwards
on good security. Call on
G. L. LEWIS,
Office in the Hecker building,
front room over Wheat's store.
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Frames made to order very
cheap at Tulls gallery. GIN D15.
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Abstraeting.

We are now ready to abstract
any piece, parcel or tract of land
in Adair county, Mo. Call and see
us, over P. .. ENGLEHART Bros.
Kirksville, Mo.
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For fine parlor and bed room
suits see II. Bestman. Everything
in the latest style.
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Candy! Candy! Candy!

Sigler Bros. bought last week
5000 pounds of candy, which will
be sold to teachers and scholars at
prices that will surprise the ma
tiyes.
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The Peoria wood heaters are
he best in the world. Call and
see them at Cole & Darrow's
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UNDERwEAR--For Men, Ladies,
Misses and Children; largest
assortment and lowest prices ever
seen in KirksYills at
B, I. LAMKIN's.
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The Peerless Laundry is doing
excellent work, and Is prepared to
execute all orders promptly.
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Frank Bass has fine homemade
collins and he sells them very
cheap.
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Genuine Insurance with
ENGLEHART Bros.
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The Gold Gem cooking and
heating stoves are sold by Cole &
barrow.
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The Riverside Oak heater are
immensely popular. Cole & OAR
row have them for sale and at pric-
ce that defy competition.
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Lots of Christmas
goods at Smith &
Dunkins.
THAT CANDY.


We have always adopted the mot
to of saying nothing in our adver-
tisement but what we could make
affidavit to, and hence holds good
on our candy advertisement of
last week. See testimonials else
where. SIGLER Bros.
STATEMENT OF FACTS.
l certify that Sigler Bros. re-
eeived on Friday at noon one hun
dred and two peils of candy over
the Q. o. d. X. c. line, shipped
from Quincy, averaging 30 lbs. to
pail making 3,050lbs.
EDW. p. AMMERMAN.
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Smith & Dunkin
ask your attention in
regard to Christmas
Goods.
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l have money to loan on good
terms. j. Nj. MCCALL.
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Go to Frank Bass, southwest
corner, for repairing and saw FL
ing.
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Money to Loan.

Money to loan at 6 per cent.
annual or semi-annuel interest
with privilege to pay 500, 5000,
or any multiple thereof at any in.
terest payment.
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The praises of the Riverside
Oak stove are sung by all who
have had any experience with
them. They are the most perfect
heater manufactured.
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School stoves at the foundry.
To The Ladies

10 The Ladies
Of Kirksville and vicinity
Don't purchase anything in the
furniture line, until you have
seen the two car loads OF the new
est fashioned and finest novelties
in reed and bamboo goods ever
brought to the city, Cole &
Greene, east side.
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Souvenir spoons at B. W.
Sands.
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I have money to loan on good
terms. }. M. MCCALL.
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Found.

A gold ring. Owner call at the
Graphic office, describe property
and pay for this notice.
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Steer Robinson g. Go. have
ade reduction on ribbons.
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NoTIoE-All persons having
farms for sale or rent should call
and see me or address
d. 81. BBUNER,
P. 0. Box lit. Brashear, Mo.
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Office with 7. J. Dockery, New
Brick,
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l haye money to loan on good
terms. J. M. MCCALL.
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Stove repairs at the foundry.
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Finest line of coffins in the city
at Cole & Greene's.
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W. T.. Greene g. Co. can suit
you, if you want The best stove in
the market. Call and examine
their stock.
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Take a look at those new lamps
at Weaver Bros. & Bailey.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-30
THE PULASKI CLOSED.
The Liabilities Placed at $4,000 an,
the Assets Practically Nothing.

The Liabilities Placed at $4,000 and
the Assets Practically Nothing.
L. W. Scoville has closed the Pulaski
house. The reasons, he gives, are that he is
heavily In debt and is 10 longer able to
carry on the hotel.
Yesterday morning after breakfast the
announcement was made to the guests that
the house would be closed for the present,
and until some arrangement could be made
for the transfer of its management.
1t has been reported for some time
that the management of the Pu-
laski was in financial straits
The hotel seemed to be doing a good bust
ness, however, and when the announce
ment was made yesterday morning that it
had closed it created considerable surprise
Mr.. Scoville was seen by a MORNING
News reporter He said he had
charge of the hotel owing to the
patronage being much less than
he had expected, aud he was no longer able
- carry It on. He puts his liabilities at
about $4,000, with no assets to speak of. The
chief creditors ara Col r. J. Davant, exec
utor of the Wiltberger estate, and agent for
the owner of the hotel, and the Savannah
Grocery Company. The remainder is due
in small amounts in Savannah and else
where.
Mr.. Scoville places his personal loss at
$1,000. He attributes his failure chiefly to
the division of the hotel patronage of the
city among four large hotels instead of
only two or three, as was
the case before he came here
Mr.. Scoville came to Savannah from
Suwannee Springs, Fla. He secured the
lease of the Pulaski from Watson & Powers
for five years. He has had charge Of the
hotel about thirteen months. T. k. Leslie
and George L. Cope were silent partners,
but withdrew three or four months ago.
Col. Davaut could not be seen yesterday,
but it is understood Mr.. Scoville's bondsmen
are responsible for the fulfllment of the
leege.
A number of garnishments were served
yesterday upon boarders of the hotel by
Mather & Batten. laundrymen, who have
claims for about $500, and by various other
creditors,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-30
EVENTS ON III 9 TURF.
Favorites Succeed in Winning Ealf the
R6ces at Gravessnd.

Favorites Succeed in Winning Half the
ces at Gravesend.
GRAvEsEND, N. Y, Sept. 29.-The
weather was threatening all the afternoon
and a little rain fell, but not enough to
spoil the track, which was quite fast
Honors we're evenly divided between the
favorites and the outsiders, the frs three
events going 20 fsgorltes and the last three
TO horses which were at comfortable odds:
Following is a summary:
Ftesr RAcE-Ons thousand dollars, ona mile.
Maidstone won, with Craftsman second ana
Wary Stone third. Time l:43
srcoNp RAcE-Purse 81 1000. one AMI one-half
miles BANQUET won. with Sir John second and
Cancau third Tme2:42
TaRD RACE-Sweepstake with 1000 added,
si,- furlongg Pan Handle won, with fagot sec
ond and Furnish third Time lis.
FoUFTH RAcE-Purss 1900, six furlongs.
Lord Harry won. with DR.. Hasbr0uck second
and sirJcco third. lime 1854
FfYrH R1cE-Neptule stakes. sl,5yO added,
eli furlongs. King Mac won, with IJrlng sec
On and Actor third. Time l:l,A
g,xTH RACE-Purse $1,000, ons and one-slK'
gberig second and Kimberly third. Time i.9lM.
Al LAToEIA.
CfxcIENATI. o., Sept. 2g.-The talent
vent away moderately well satisfied to-day.
Pour strong favor.tes won and tao horses
on whom the odds never rose above - J.
Jocksy TOnykins was suspended for ore
yesr Tor Gsssuliigg starter sheridan On toe