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Brashear Items.

Several contracts have already
been let for new residence proper
ty in this place.
Thomas Holloway has broken
ground for a new residence in
Tuttle's addition; also John
Young who will build in same
plat.
j. E. Landes, the enterprising
harness dealer, has purchased
from the Sangster estate two resi-
dence lots in Nc Creery's addition,
consideration SLIGO, and will pro-
coed to build on same at once.
Elmer McDermet has trans
formed himself from a "Knight of
the yard stick" to a vender of
collins, furniture and such, having
purchased stock of these goods
Of "Uncle" Seibert, and will here
after be his successor as dealer in
furniture and undertaker's goods.
He will at once increase the stock
and we prophecy for Elmer sue
cessful business, for he is enter
prising to the core.
J. N. McCreery, OF this place,
and DR.. Browne, of Kirksville,
have recently become interested in
an anthracite coal mine at Russell.
vile, Arkansas. They have each
a fifth interest in a mine Of the
Black Diamonds with vein of %
inches, so feet under the surface,
and including 100 acres of land.
The quality of the coal tests super
ior to the famous Pittsburg. Jim
says he thinks it's a bonanza"
DIR. Selway and family, recently
from st. Louis and formerly OF
Kirksyille, have located here,
The doctor comes highly recon,
mended as promising practition.
er and Christian gentleman, and
all the good people of this place
gladly welcome this class Of new
corners.
The incessant rains for the past
weeks have made the roads almost
impossible and the four-horse
team is a common conveyance al
this writing.
The quarto centennial of the G.
A. R., which occurred the 9th, inst.
was duly observed by the Pos
here and the exercises were il
conformity with the occasion.
Our esteemed jeweler of this
place, when not at his post il
Brashear, will be fonnd in dis
charge of duty at the county seat
and his street number at the latter
place is - we'll, we have forgot
ten. Ask Byron.
The State Bank, which opened
for business here on the 18th O
Nov. last Give months with 60 PEI
cent of its capital paid in, viii
soon make call for the unpait
balance. Its managers report
growing business. Deposits aver
aging more than three times tn
capital for the past two months
and the gross earnings are q pei
ceut. xxx.
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Were you ever at sea in a storm
a storm near a coast, when you ex-
pected the next wave would dash
the good ship to pieces? If you
ever passed through such an ex-
perlence you will remember the
relief felt when you realized you
were near a life saving station
with its corps of heroes, and you
will be glad to know more OF the
life of those "brave watchers by
the sea-" and even a confirmed
stay-at. home will be Interested in
the handsomely illustrated article
on "Our Life-Saving Service" in
the May number of Demorest's
Family Magazine. From the same
comprehensive source you may
find some very interesting infor-
nation about the Isthmus States,
Central America finely illustrat-
ed;) "Signs of Character in the
Face: How to Read Them (also
illustrated) will enable you to
judge more correctly of human
nature; and the excellent paper
on "Delsarte and the Delsartean
Philosophy" with portrait Of
the philosopher, will answer that
oft-repeated question, "Who is
Delsarte, and what is his philoso-
phy?" Then there are bright stor-
les, and information on all live
topics, and almost no end of illus
trations lover 200,) and a splen-
did article for "Our Girls" and
the other departments, as usual,
are trimming over with good
things; and, altogether, this is an
exceptionally good number of that
always good Family Magazine,
published at 50 year by w.
Jennings DFMoREsT Is East 18th
ST., New York.
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PERSONALS.
A. KINMAN went to Edna, Mon

A. KINMAN went to Edna, Mon
day.
Mrs. NJ. @. RINEHART, spent
Tuesday in Edna.
Mr.. N. G. PRENTICE, of Walnut,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. J. A. FARRAR, of Greentop,
was in town, Monday.
T. E. GRAVES is confined to his
bed with rheumatism.
Mr.. N. L. brennan, OF Troy
Mills, was in town Monday.
Mrs. ED. KEITH of Moberly, is
the guest of Mrs. G. +. Ross.
Mr.. J. E. LANDEs, of Brashear,
spent Tuesday night in Kirksvllle.
Mr.. WILLIAM STEWART, of
Sperry, was in town Wednesday
afternoon.
JUDGE SANDS went to Abba, To-,
Saturday evening, to visit his son,
Charles.
Mr.. JOHN BRITT, Of Polk town
ship, was caller at the GRAPHIC
Office, Friday.
MEssRs. l.. w. HANNAH and j.
f. Howe, of Sticklerville, were in
Kirksville Monday.
Mrs. 10. FoRsYTHE, of La Plata,
spent two or three days in town
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. ANNA TAYLOR and Mrs.
Robt. Erickson, of Unionvllle, are
guests of Mrs. John Guinan.
Miss JENNIE EvERHART return
ed. Saturday, from a visit of two
weeks with Canton relatives.
Mr.. WIN. HoMBs, of Glen
wood, visited his brother James
Hombs, of this city, Thursday OF
last week.
Mr.. W. T. BAIRD went to Macon,
Tuesday. to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Nat. HINT, father of Mrs.
Frank Baird.
Miss ETA WINTERS, of aPlata,
returned home Wednesday, after
visit of several days with Miss
Nettie Furrow.
Mrs. W. R. Laughlin, of College
Springs, Iowa, who has been visit
ing friends in this county for the
past month returned home this
week.
Mr.. Sharon Mccullough OF
Milan, was in town several days
this week visiting relatives. He
recently returned from a visit of
three weeks to Fresno county,
California.
Rev. J. Fl. Poland and family
left yesterday morning for Kinks
vile, their new home. Rev. Po-
land expected to leave his family
in this city for awhile, but he
found it very inconvenient to at
tend to the duties of presiding
elder of the Kirksville district un-
der that arrangement. During
the residence of Rev. Poland and
his estimable family in this city
they wove around them a strong
circle of friends, all of whom re-
greet their departure very much.
The work done in this city by
Rev. Poland has resulted in
great good and any town can i'll
afford to lose such a good citizen
and Christian worker. The Jour.
nal trusts that he and his ia mily
may find a pleasant home at Kinks
ville.-Hannibal journal.
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Notice to Contractors.

Bids for the building Of the
new school house in district No 4,
township 81, Range Is, will be
received at the Office of P. r.
Greenwood, up to 2 o'clock p. m.
April Is. The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
If any bid is accepted, contract
will be awarded in the district the
following Mono day.
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They Want Your Money.

NJ. D. Cole & Co., want your
But they want to give in
exchange for it some of their ele-
CANT new furniture, of which they
have alarge line, or some of their
secondhand sewing machines that
range in price from 81 to SO.
They also have stock of second
hand goods, embracing everything
from the smallest kitchen utensil
to a complete parlor outfit. ALI
goes cheap for your cash. Call.
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Our Agents at Bullion and 9TH
er Eastern points have secured
extra low prices on sugar for
April, and we are just receiving 8
new supply OF flour which we will
sell very low for cash or produce
EVANS e. Son.
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BORN.

BUcK--To the wife of Edward
Buck, April 10,s daughter.
SHAFER-To the wife of James
Skater, April 10, a daughter.
ELY-To the wife of Benz. Ely,
April IL, a son.
MooTs-To the wife of James
Moots, April IA, a son.
DARRow-To Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Darrow, Friday, April 10, g
daughter.
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KIRKSVILLE MARKETS.

EGGS-l0c doz cash
BUFFERS to Is
FEATHERS-35c
OATS 40
HAY-SS.0o to $1,000
HOGS-S.3:75 to 4;40
COWS & HEIFFRS-Fat 2 to 3
BEESWAX-1Sc
TALLOW-24 to 31c
LARD-7 to Sc
RYE-45 to SOC
CORN-50
WHEAT-75 to90
MILK COWS &CALVES-S15 10
S25
ROOSTERS-I5O pc, doz
BRAN-70c per hand.
SHORTS-90c Del hurd.
CHICKENS.6
TURKEYS to &c
GEESE $50
DUCKS-5c. per 10.
HORSES - Extra draft $40 to
lis: good draft 800 to S1l0
drivers S75 to S135; streeters $40
SPRING CHICKENS-5c
APPLES-75c to S1.0O
POTATOES-75 C to 81. 90
Low Passenger Rates West Via the
Wabash.
/ Only one change of cars to the
Pacific Coast. Don't start until
you have conferred with me for
full particulars. Rates. guides,
maps etc. w. q NooNAN, Agt.
Kirksville, Mo.
The Great Wabash Route.
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Notice to Settle.

Persons indebted to the under
signed will confer lasting favor
by settling their account in full or
in part. Having sold a half inter-
est in my store, it is necessary to
settle all outstanding bills and in
crease our stock for the spring
trade-this takes money.
DIR. NJ. s. CHENowETH,
Sublette, Mo.
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OUR
50
SHOES

have taken the lead oyer every.
thing. They have become very
popular and are growing more SO
every day. They are
LIGHT
STYLISH
DURABLE
WE'LL MADE.
Come and see them before buying
elsewhere.
DON'T FORGET
that we have also a full line of
better shoes at moderate prices,
81. P. ELLIS
y IL
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NEW YORK STORE

Our buyer the market last week picking and
useful things and and pretty things and stylish things
for his many patrons.
Four Rooms 100 % wide filed to overaowng with
the largest stock of goods in North Missouri
One 100 feet by Is filed with mems clothing and carpets
One 100 by 25 filed with trunks vaises window Quitting
cloaks, etc
One 100 by rs filed with Shoes Boots Hats Boys cloth
ing and Gents furnishings
One 100 by % filled with Dry Goods Notions and sundy
nons of shoes received this week Our stock of shoes
Of the largest best selected and most complete in North Mis-
souri, Our prices undereach all competition.
large and select line of spring patterns carpets
ceved We hold the carpet headquarters Can sell
pets cheaper than and offer much the finest stock
in the city from which to make your selections.
See prodou stock of Dress Goods beautiful spring styles
in all kinds of Dress Goods
Great special offers all kinds of notions Great bargains in
founcngs and embrodees Big drive hand made orchon aces
and Hamburg edges Job handmade and pure linen orchon
sces worth Is and 2o Job in hamburg edges 5c worth Zoe
Big drive swiss ebroderies Twelve yards machine torchon
TO- - IA and 1Sc English Henrietta (fne Csc worth
Fine all wool Henrietta at SOC worth 9 Many fine offers in lack
organizes Most beautiful line of these goods shown the
CITY, Thousands of bargains in all departments that will find
nowhere else Every article sold at the lowest price of the lowest
market Call and LOOK THROUGH, Call and BUY and it shall
be to your interest.
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B. W. Sands has recently
made large additions to his jew
elry stock, silverware and fine
table cutlery. He also has a test
case for testing the eyes, and IS
thus enabled to furnish you with
just the kind of spectacles you
need. Call on him for anything
in his line. He guarantees salts
faction and his prices are reason
able.
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J. W. Long has opened stock
of groceries in the building form
erly occupied by J. E. Owen & Co.
His stock of goods is new and
fresh, and he will sell at the low
est living profit for cash, or ex-
change for country produce at
cash prices.
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q. o. & K. c. LINE.
GRAPHICS.

column each week.
Henry Hannah viii move to the
west side of the square next week,
and will open a tonsorial parlor
with five chairs.
Rev. G. 81. Garfield preached
an able sermon at the South Meth
odist church, last Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock.
Rev McMurray, of Macon, is
assisting Rev. Marvin in a pro-
tracted meeting now IN progress at
the NJ. E. church. South.
The concert to be given at the
Opera House this evening, under
the management of Prof. East
man, bids fair to be an immense
success.
Mrs. NJ. N. Albertson is IN
Chicago this week, purchasing a
stock of Millinery goods, which
will be opened in Henry Hanneh's,
building, fourth door from the
southeast corner.
Mrs. A. J. Willhite, who lives in
the south part of town, sold to
Pierce & Holbrook, Tuesday, a
dozen Light Brahma hens that
weighed Ill pounds. She receiv-
ed &c per pound for them or $500
for the dozen.
Correspondence from Mind and
Queen City were received too late
for last weeks paper, and two
newsy letters had to be consigned
to the waste basket. Correspond
ence should be in this Office by
Wednesday morning.
Sheriff Policy went out to Sper-
ry, Tuesday, and killed two horses
belonging Mr.. John Bowers.
The animals were afflicted with
CHAMBERS and had been condemned
and quarantined by the deputy
6ldlS fdleEludTlHu.
The wife of Lewis Diehl, for
merly OF Sperry, this county,
but now Of Wysconda, died of ty-
phoid fever, April 4. The follow
ing Sunday his eldest son died
of pneumonia, and a second
child Is not expected to live.
Tue Woman's Mission Society
met, Wednesday morning, in the
G. P. church. About 25 delegates
were present from other churches
The exercises were profitable,
and interesting. The meeting was
the best the society has ever held
The old officers were reelected
for the ensuing year.
Joseph Noble, of Gault. came
near being crushed to death while
coupling the engine to the pile
driver in the o. K. yards of this
city, Tuesday morning, by being
caught between the tender and
bumper of the car. He escaped
however, with broken collar
bone and some severe bruises.
Mrs. Jacob Shelly was found
in her room in an unconcious con.
dition by Mr.. Sholly, Sunday
afternoon. She had been suffer.
ing greatly from toothsche, anu
at first it was feared that she hsG
taken an overdose of morphine to
alleviate the pain. DR.. Go.
ben, however, pronounced it ner.
vous prostration brought on by
the intense stuff ering she had en-
dured. She is much improved a
this time.
Mr.. Geo. Milbank and son. c
r. Milbank, of Chillicothe, are il
the city negotiating the purchase
of the KirksYille Roller mills. Mr.
Milbank is proprietor of the City
Mills at Chillicothe, and is prac
teal miller of life long experience
If the deal is contaminated addi
tional machinery will be put in
and the mill operated night anC
day. 1t is Mr.. Millbank's inten
ton to grind every bushel o
wheat grown in Adair county.
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Weaver Bros. sell Is pounds
of the best granulated sugar for
81; extra G cugar 10 pounds for
81. They pay the highest mar
ket price for country produce.
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W. r. Holloway & Co. will sell
you Mocha and Java Coffee at 25c
per package; Corn and Tomatoes
at 10c per can; Dried Apples at lOc
per pound, and everything else as
low in proportion. Don't buy un-
til you see our goods and get our
prices.
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Don't forget to call on W. E.
Greene & Co., for builders hard
ware, roofing and spouting. They
have two timers and can do work
promptly.
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W. E. Greene & Co.

Have just received four car
loads Of farm machinery. Don't
forget to see them; they will save
you money.
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Stone and Brick.

Just drop a card in the postoffice
and get our prices on brick and
material. Respectfully,
P. J. BEETs IL Son.
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Are you hungry? If SO, just
step into the Bee Hive restaurant
and call for one of their elegant
lunches.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria,
When she was 8 Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Hrss, she chung TO Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them CsstoriA
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Don't forget to call at the Reli-
ance Cash grocery near Wabash
depot, for bargains in sugar, teas,
garden and flower seeds; and all
kinds of fresh groceries.
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Go to the Bee Hive restaurant
west side, for cigars, tobacco
fruits, nuts and candies.
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Do You WANT A DEED WRIT.

OF title to your land? Do you want to sell or
buy house, or farm? Do you want to borrow,
or loan money? De you want to prosecute q
pension claim? Do you have business of any
kind? If so you will save time and trouble by
going to e. o. GATES, Notary Public and
Real Estate Agent. Office west side square ov-
er Fowler's Drug Store.
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Judge Policy has sold 81 acres of
his farm north of town, to a Mr..
Matthew from Illinois, for $50
per acre.
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A few first class, grape arbor
posts for sale at Variety Wood
Works.
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Who Are You Looking For.

Who am l looking for? l am
looking for G. Borneman, the
merchant tailor. He makes the
most perfect fitting suit in town
and never uses any shoddy ma
terlsl. His goods are always the
same material as shown by sam
pie. He buys directly from the
wholesale houses and has no
dealings with peddlers. He is
the man l want to see.
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When broiling steak keep the
blaze caused by the dripping fat
from rising by sprinkling the
Goals with salt.
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Finest line of cigars and tobac-
cos IN town at Bee Hive restau-
ant, west side.
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Cole & barrow are still in the
field with full line of hardware
which is going at bedrock prices
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Seed Potatoes.

I have for sale cheap, consider
ing quality, choice northern grown
seed potatoes consisting of the
following varieties: Early Ohio,
Clark's No. l, Early Rose, Bur-
banks, Beauty of Hebron and En-
plre State. L. A. WILLARD.
2Wk,
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Weaver Bros. have just receiv-
ed another car load of the cele-
braLed Trenton flour.
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The Bee Hive restaurant has a
fine line Of tropical fruits and
candies.
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Rorabaw's salves, the greatest
healing salve in the world. For
sale by Smith & Dunkin.
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The Bee Hiye restaurant was
purchased Monday, by G. W.
Glenn.
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See w. E. Greene e. Go. for
gasoline stoves, best and greatest
variety.
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A car load of barbed wire just
received at W. E. Greene e. Co.'S.
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MoRRow-Of spinal disease, after
an illness of twenty-four hours,
Friday, April 10, Stella May,
daughter of A. 7. and Annie P.
Morrow, aged s years and 4
months. Burial took place in
Yadon cemetery, Saturday.
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Money to Loan.

Money to loan at 6 per cent.
annual or semi-annual interest
with privilege to pay 500, 5000,
or any multiple thereof at any in
terest payment.
W. II. CLARK.
Office with 7. j. Dockery, New
Brick.
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DIED.

Sp1TzER-In Bremen, Ohio, of
consumption. April 9Th 1891 Mr..
Andrew Splitter aged % years.
Deceased was a brother Of
Frank Splitter, of this county,
and spent some time in our
midst a few years ago.
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For SALE--.8O acres of land two

FOR SALE---SO acres OF land two
miles from town and two span of good mares,
about half the land is cleared and in cultiva-
growth of young timber and will furnish
enough wood to pay for he land; apply at
Graphic office.
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REAL ESTATE have opened q
Real Estate and Insurance Office on the south
building. Farms and town property bought
and sold on reasonable commissions. If you
have property to sell or exchange, consult
your interests by consulting me. Insurance
written in the best companies w. s. HICKS.
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For low estimates on builder 4
hardware. see Cole and Darrow.
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Dress goods of the latest styles
at BENNINGTON g. Sons.
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FoR SALE-Good farm Of so
acres, l-2 miles east Of Kirksville. Apply
to Englehart Bros. over post-ofice. Take
his notice with you.
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For SALE OR TRADE-Ten acres
of land, northwest OF town. one mile from
public square. Apply to Englehart Bros.
over postofiice. Take this notice with you.
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WANTED-Work at house CLEAN
Ing. yard cleaning or hardening, by an indus
Bros. IRA TOLMAN.
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COOP PAsTURE-SO acres with
In three miles of Kirksville. VIII rent cheap.
It 8. NJ. PICKLER.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-05

10 The young face Poz1oui's Compiler.
on Powder gives frsshes ehsfms, 10 the
I'D renewed Toash. Tfyn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-05

vent down town wearing my brevity
elpaca coat and meeting a group of
friends | was greeted with yells OF de-
rision. All eyes seemed fixed upon my
pantsloons ard feeling somewhat in
tercsted looked around for the cause
Of their hilarlty. There was that
sneasley patch standing out ~ stiff and
straight a. the sving 10 OF the Puritsn
I reefed sstl add bore down on the
home port This time I stitched the
thing fast all the way srouni. 60 far
as 4 wing the patch that bulbous rotnn-
dity wbwh SCENE 80 be necessary In
my case. ! have failed, hus ID vii
save ne from arrest Until ron get
home. tome home dear r,ri % your
distracted WrIf5sw
Mrs. Bifkins 10 hesrtises enough 70
sangh when she receives TIRE touching
appeal for aid But sie w1ll come home IN
the fat ard End him sslf demented
and his wardrobe a hopeless wreck.