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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

terson conducted the ceremonies Of the
laying Of the corner stone. The fouin.
dation was first blesRed and then the
corner stone was laid in its bed with
the usual ceremonies. Two tin boxes
containing articles useful TO tho arch.
biologist OF tho future, when delYing
among tho ruins OF tho church, were
placed within the cavity followed ont
for their reception. The boxes con-
tanned the following articles:
sketch Of the history OF the congregation.
The Are Murid, AelAelgtE NJ hs Snefsd HcdHl
Pitgrim " oNr Lqdvel Nurtgg, supplementary y
sue Of the laericdH Eccie,tqsicgi RerieT Catholic
Columbian. Wheeling lSTELIiGENCEh, Wheeling
ReGfaer, Wheeling Sunday Asts. Belmont county
Qutsi, 81. ClairSvllC Gdrtie Ohio lHdtsenlTettld,
Rath0lache PolkssslltRy, NaFth Aalertea, Rtst hE.
giIlische Siddh ZcitlId, March number Of Hon
innnn'S Catholic Dltpet0ry.il
List OF names Of officers aud mcmhcrs OF the
societies OF the church. The names Of the vari-
Gus committees Of the tongSgatioii. The names
OF the bishop and clergymcI assisting at the cor
ncr stone laying.
Eleventh census OF Ohio.
Ohio federal, state aud county officers.
New congressional districts
ApPortionmeut Of members OF the general as
sembly OF Ohio. lS9l-i0Oi.
General and local acts Of the Seventeenth gen
oral assembly ~
Coinage legislation.
ohio State ArchHOloglcalan HIstorical scci.
senlIe aud house of thaIcnth general Assem-.
bly, OF Ohio go
6hiostaie library catalogue. ~
Governor Mckinley s inaugural address.
Ohio election statistics
Journal Of tho board OF equalization.
Ohio statistics, a..
TIE NEW CHURCH.
The new church viii be very hand
some edifice, and will seat four hundred
people. The plans were drawn by
Architect A. Druiding, OF Chicago. The
dimensions are 43 byts6 feet, tho height
from the floor to the ceiling thirty-one
feet, and the heightd6f the tower 1l6
feet. The church will DO built OF
brick, with stono trimmings, in tho
Gothic style. The stone for the tounda-
tions was donated by Reynolds Bros,
of Freeport, Ohio, and the stone work
was done by Frank Hess, q member OF
the congregation. Henry Burrows, OF
Bellaire, has the contract TO finish the
church.
Tho congregation OF ST. Anthony of
Padua was organized fifteen years ago.
Some time after Father Tuohy, the pas.
tor, bought two lots on Kirkwood hill
and built small house, in which mass
was celebrated on one Sunday in every
month. Father Tuohy remained as
pastor for eight years, and was sue
cecded by the Capuchin monks, with
Father Martin as pastor. The latter
bought the present property, paying
5000 for a little moro than two acres.
On this property the temporary church,
now to be used as q school house, was
built in 1890. Tho congregation now
contains hundred families, and mass
is celebrated twice every Sunday.
Father Weigand also has congrega:
ton OF five families in Maynard, one OF
1875 souls in Flushing, and ono OF sixty.
five souls in st. Clairsville. He has
been pastor over two and half years.
The ST. Anthony congregation is -four
ishing and is enthusiastic about the
handsome new church which will soon
ornament the hillside.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements of Boats.
Tho River Intarests

Tho River Intarosts
The river was falling yesterday, with
II feet in the channel. The reports
from above were:' &,
Warren-5 feet; clear and warm.
Brownsville-5 feet inches and fall
ing, clear; thermometer ,s0s at 4 p. M, Z
Morgantown---5 feet inches and sta.
tionary, clear; Thermometer 1853 alta
p. m.
Tho steamers Keystone State and
the Lizzie Bay got away for Pittsburgh
yesterday.-The Congo passed down for
Cincinnati at s a. m. :,
The Andes and the Bachelor will
leave for Pittsburgh at Sa. m. to-day,
The Ben Hur will depart ION Parkers'
burg at 1850 q. m.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!

$500 buys lot OK feet fronting on South
broadway, in Waters addition.
800 buys, 25x122 feet on South York street
500 buys 25x1?2 feet on South Huron street.
81 600 buys 61xl5P fleet In Woodsdale. on National
road.
g, 400 buys q fine lot on South Front street
5000 bugs q fine lot on South Front street
S1.75O buys fine lot on North Front street.
81 800 buys fine lot In Pleasant Valley lsox35ols
81 200 buys fine lot In Pleasant Valley 60x250 Il
81 800 buys lot 3OxlSl feet on Zane street.
1925 buys lot 25xl20 II on Eof ST., Eighth ward.
$500 buys q lot SOx9l feet on r Fifteenth street.
$500 buys a lot S0xt00 feet on sonthIEi street.
5000 buys a lot 80xl00 feet on South Penn street.
5000 buys lot 50xl0o feet on Eot street, Eighth
ward.
We also hayo improved properties in oil
sections Of the city. all OF which, are held at
reasonable prices.
No. 2soi Ghapllno street, brick, 10 rooms lot
SiiiSxi20 feet
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The wondorful Success r

OF Hoods sarsaparilia as blood puslf,
er entities 1t to your confidence. No
other preparation has such record OF
cures OF Scrofula, Salt Rheurn, Blood
Poisoning, or other blood diseases. To
try 1t is to know its merit, Be sure to
get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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MARTIN's FERRY.

this city.
MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents aud Incidents In that Thriving
City-PSrsonRi and InduatrlaL
At the Republican primaries on'sat-
urday delegates were elected to the
county convention, which meets at St.
Clairsville tomorrow, as follows: First
ward, Nathan Vale, John Fisher, James
Runyon; alternates, Fred. Dixon Peter
Neal, Fred Strickland; committeeman,
Samuel Westwood. Second ward, r
Fallender, Samuel Thompson, William
Bowman; alternates, John, Goodhue,
Thos. Curtiss and David Coss; commit
teeman, w. r. Bowman. Third ward,
Dr. Watson, R. O. Montgomery and
r. a. Lindemuth; alternates, W lillian
| Lynch, A. w. Harris and John A..
Moore; committeeman, Madison AL
dredge. q luasas
The district conference ,ofrthe NJ. Z.
church will meet here this evening in
the First church, ht whiehitinie a ser
ihon.will be preached by Rev. Mr.. Has
kell, OF Hamlin chapel. Steubenvllle.
Conference.-The convene at s o'clock to-
morrow morning for business.
The dry goods and furnishing stores
now close every eveningsat" O'CLOCK
except Saturday, and the grocery stored
every evening except Friday and sattr-
day.
Old papers for sale at the postoflice
news stand. They are just the thing
for putting in cupboards, putting under
carpets. wrapping purposes,ietc.
Tonight Belmont City Lodge L 0. 0.
F.; No. 22l, will hold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
commemorative OF the death of broth
crs during the past year.
Rov. II. N. Campbell returned on
Saturday and occupied his pulpit in the
Presbyterian church yesterday morn;
ing and evening.
William Dixon has returned from
Columbus, where he graduated from
tho law department Of tho Ohio State
university.
Mrs. Isaac Burt, living on Hanover
street, fell out OF hammock on Satur-
day evening, spraining her arm quite
severely.
MI AItt ps,S. pe'z. o.a a tbo nSosts Of
N UeaI asd - Me- W;Ii;am McWosters yes.
tariSv N '' ~
~ -. A.. 1o,o,,, 11;,,on ot Wal
Nif, . anS M Wig S oUserta;ninS Mrs Jobn
S Sus S't and a" Miss Gala Dern' of Cam.
bridge.
o;a dne p awaS y combiSation dinner
SmcLst cSIIsd tho "Belmont Growler."
NJ po,ston md son Georpe
ho SasS' rs =, naSs rom Flusbiap where
tbev ottende5 The funeral Of a relative.
mi =, ~sa,;sa;aar,, oxoufnstion of sto.
nb n,n0 S Ife for sbootinr Ed Williams
some some time aco, is set for today.
81 o....ana hn,drod ond aftv Martins
.Fs 9rSr n oae took in thsexcursion to
| Rock Point on Saturday! -
NJ. and Mrs. Iosenb Hilton Of Wal
Mr tr ana MIS- s S0sspn Miss Celia
Doran, q Cambridge.
rs On sS JStb Syct ion r ii Stanton to
TnT e McSleary.
rhiIdron,s Dav oxercises were held in
| tho n + church Yesterday and were
I largely attended.
The Martins Ferry NTmnnrechor pic
nicked at Philip snyder's, back of the
city yesterday.
Miss Celia Dering, of Cambridge, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hilton, on
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John Heilmeier, proprietor OF the
Pan Handle Dyeing Establishment, No.
1881 Market street, respectfully an;
iiounces that he is prepared to do clean.
ing, dyeing and repairing, and in fact
he guarantees to make your last years
clothes look as good as new on short no.
tice. Give him a call.
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FOR s AIE.


House OF seven rooms, 252s chapllne street
House Of six rooms, with modern improve
mentS, lot 85Xl9O. South Broadway Island. sS 500
House OF seven rooms Eoif street, 1000 cash,
balance oil easy terms, s., 500.
Lot on South Jacob street. 800 90
Lot on jacob street. Centre heellng, $50
Very desirable building lots In BehrenS 4
SpeldelS addition; also on the late site Of street
car barns, Its
House Of five rooms on Eof street, between
TWenty.iOurth and Twenty.hith streets, $500.
House, six rooms, Wood street, Centre Wheel
ing. $3.50 100
House, i've rooms brick, Fourteenth street
Hnif lot on Twenty.ninth street, 500.
House, three rooms, First ward 500
House. four rooms, Jacob street, Ccntre Wheel.
+ Two very desirable lots on South Frontstrs,t
Island.
IA 4 large large lot At McNechen. 100 by aos feet Yer,
cheap.
tween Fifteenth aud Sixteenth streets.
Seven lots 50xl0o foot In Filan Whyte Ru1
Gallagher addition. PFtce 500 70 500 each.
Quo OF the boIt notwithstanding sltsI Ia thu
otty, fronting on two railroads
Choice lots In Glendale.
Lots In Filth ward ia FIlau & whytS'i
''''''''N TO LOAN.
$500. 5000, $1,000 aud $1,000 to loan on city real
estate.
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For a general family cathartic We
confidently recommend Hoods Pills.
They should DO in every home medicine
chest. z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
CORNER STONE LAYING AZ
of the Church Of st. Anthony of
Padua, in Bridgeport
IT WILL Be A HANDSOME CHURCH

And a Credit to tho conGrsRatlou.
Bishop watterson, of Columbus,
Conducts tho Ceremonies Which
arc witnessed by LargsqA1ssotn-
blagc...Bricf History Of tho congrc-
CATION. s'Gi
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Parsons's Gallery is now open. The
same good work will be continued by a
master photographer from the east.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
l7ae Market Street. mylc
FOR SALE.


Three houses on Wood street. between Thirty.
fifth and ThlFty.slxth streets, on hfty'ioot lot;
rents for 81 per month.
No. $50 Wood street, lot 30x10O feet six rooms.
A splendid manufacturing or building site,
one OF the best In tho city 800 feet square, cor.
ner OF Forty.secoud and Water streets; will DO
SOldnSa whole or in lots.
A good farm Of M acres. one and hall miles
IRON the city. A good orchard, six acres Ia
grapes has fiyo.roomed house, stables. ETC., and
the best OF water VIII sell on easy terms or
trade for city property.
Lots In Hoffmann's addition, the best value IN
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms. for short
dmc.
No, MI Jacob street, SIX rooms and large :
Fine houses IN Caldwell'Srun cheap. 500 to 1,S00
No. 1915 Jacob street, rents for S2l6...,... 100
No. II Thirty eighth street, six rooms new. 1850
No. 3ioI Chapline street, ten.roomed house
aud two lots.
Brick house four rooms and hall; Forty.
tiut and Woods streets, full lot
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SEE that you arc assessed.
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FOR RENT.
FOB SAIE.

El.acre farm near Marshall County Poor Farm
Exley lots, east side OF Lind street and south
OF Tenth street.
No. 2GOi Market street.
No. 6S Thirty.frIt street, ground 66xl2o
feet, 12r0omS, price 1000
No. l126 EotfStreet, half 810
No. 46 ThIrty.eighth $500
No. 81 Thlrtyeighth street. ................. 200
No. 1lS9 Charles street and three lotS,...., 1059
No. 1903 Woods street.
Pleasant Valley lots, $3.50 10 $3.50 each.
6Oacrc farm, known as Porter farm, SOS per
BELvEDERE LOTS.
No. lO6 Main street a,s
Two cottages on Moundsville camp groundS
No. 2l09 Chapllne street. ''
No. 12l Sixteenth street. - s..'
No. 1881 Woods street.
No. 1898 Woods street il
FIvc-roomed house aud lot Of McAiechen.
-Four lots in McMcchen, Millef's addition.
: No. 226 Sixteenth street q II
Desirable Ch1pline street property
No. 90 North Front street. VI
No 1925 McColloch street, lot 6Qxl2Q feet S. 500,
Lot on South Front street, 81, 900.
Lot on South Front street, 81, 400.
Building for manufacturing purposes
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JAMES A. HENRY,
U. s. clnim Attorney. Real Estate Agent colleo-
tor rand Notary Public.
my30 1912 Market Street.
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EoRPSNsIoNs-whsS for Question BlaatOt
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"ilsoa Items

Floyd 3. May has returned %
his home.
Quite y number from Wilson
attended the fair 1T In Plata
MIR Leughl,D, It Knox City, IS
holding short meeting al this
place.
Mr.. Sublette has been visiting
his daughter, Mte. Warner Hanks
the past week.
Mrs DIR. Hauks. of Brashear,
spent two or three dnys of last
week in this community.
Mise Anna Hanks was unable
to teach Monday and school will
not commence for another week.
The cemetery at this place, is a
disgrace to the community. We
aave spoken about this once be-
fore, but it hasn't been attended
70 yet.
Mrs. Clotfelter ard children,
Roy and Floy, have gone to Hill
nois on visit to Mr.. and Mrs, C's.
mother who resides near Kilbourne
in that state.
Chss, HARRISON, wife and baby,
Ruth. have returned to their home
IN charlottesville, ILL., Miss Eva
Hicks vent with them for q short
visit.
George CLEMSON, wife and
daughter, Emma, left Tuesday of
last week tor Karaas Mr. Glenn
ison intends purchasing q farm
there if the country suits him.
Harry Hicks has returned from
his trip 70 Indian Territory: be
reports that he is well pieased
with the country end intends
mov;ng there in the nesr future
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SAVANNAH, GA, May 10, '92.

MEssRs. LIpPMAN Bros, Savan-
nah. Ga: Gentlemen: For the
benefit OF suffering from Dyspep-
sia and general debility, beg to
submit my testimonial to the eff
cacy of your P. 2. P. { (Prickly Ash
Poke Root & Potassium as pos
tive cure for all these distressing
complaints, My system was also
full of Malaria; my condition was
growing very serious; l had no
appetite, was losing strength and
was completely broken down in
health, but now my health is fully
restored ant. can eat like field
laborer without the slightest fear
of serious results, L really feel
like new man. | take great
pleasure in telling the world that
P. P. P. did the grand work OF re-
storing me to my accustomed
health. Yours truly.
W. s. CHERRY.
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Brashear Items.

W. Ii. Sohn is listed with The
-nk,
j. I. Neif and w. Il. Eckelt are
IN st. Louis this weak buying fall
goods.
The corn crop Ii. this locality
he's resulted much better than was
expected.
VIM. DeMcss, of this place, has
opened a butcher shop in Hurd-
lard.
j. r. Clark 10 organizing II
company and will build a grain
elevator at this point at once.
A lumber of our people attend.
sd the musical concert given by
Prof. Rogers and class at Sabbath
Hons Saturday evening.
James Hanks, NJ. D., hss sold
his 6rug business to Mr.. Beatty
OF Kirksville, who expects TO take
possession in October.
Rev. Utter, OF the NJ. Z. Church
South, preached his last sermon
for the conference year, Sunday
evening. Sunday morning he
preached q very pointed sermon
in opposition to patronizing fairs
on the part of the church.
a Republican mass meeting
under the auspices of the Warner
Club of Brsshear, will bs held a
this place Tuesday evening, tbs
18th inst. Hon. i. NJ HsrrinG
ton, Ed. G. Pickler and others vii
be present and discuss .he politi.
cal issues. The adherents of the
Peoples party, Democrats as wei
rs Republicans, arc cordially in
vited to be present aud Will he IS
sured the greatest courtesy 4
local elcs club will furnish voca
music and Tie Brsshear bras:
band will supply The Instruments
music.
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Two Harvest Excursions.

Via the Iowa Central Railway,
Tuesday August 3Qth, and Tues
day Septembe 9th, 1892.
The Iowa Central Ry., will on
Tuesday, Aug 30, and Tuesday
September 9th, sell excursion
tickets at half rates to points in
North western Iowa, Minnesota,
North and South Dakota, Monta-
ne, Arksrsas, Indian Territory
Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Ne
brsska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah
New Mexico, Tennessee. Missis-
sippi, Alabama, Louisiana, and
Texas, and also to Kansas City
and st. Joseph, Mo. For rates
and further information call on
Agents Iowa Central Ry, or sd-
dress THos. P. BARRY,
Gen'l. Pass'r Agt.
Marshalltown, Iowa.
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EUREKA.

Yes, We have found it! The
greatest discovery CT this century.
Are you troubled with Dandrutf? ?
Are you or any of your friends
bald? II SO read our guarantee.
We hereby guarantee our Eureka
Hair Restorative and Dandruff
Cure to remove Dandruff aud
growheir on bald heads of not over
10 yeara' standing Any CONNER
cial report will inform You as to
our financial standing and ability
to fulfill our contracts. Money will
be refunded at the expiration of 80
days if it does not prove satisfac-
tory. e. d. WAGNER d Co.,
Grinnell, Iowa.
Ask Landes & Reed. BARRIERS,
for it.
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READ THIS.
Special Agreement.

PARoELL the pRoToGRPHEE will
not exhibit samples of his Work at
the Fair this Year. Wa have been
rushed with orders for the past
three months People who appre-
ciate frat class work and special
attention to all the little details
that go to make up 3 fine Photo
graph, always go to the PARCEL
Gallery and seldom ask the price,
knowing full well that whatever ii
is they get value received. We
would be pleased to have our old
friends and customers call and
see the finest collection of Photo,
graphs in the city
Very Respt.
ii. G. PARCELL & 20.
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For Sale.

2l0 acre farm in Southwest
Missouri, near Sarcoxie Mo-, 200
acres in cultivation, 3 good orch
ards, 2 good wells, good frame
house with four rooms, barn.to &C
commodate 10 horses; 10 acres of
wood land. No waste land. Price
$50 per acre, $1,000 cash, balance
easy time at 8 per cent interest.
Talk quick. Address
G. B. ARMSTRONG,
Sarco1ie, Mo.
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For Sale.

100 acre farm 2 miles northeast
of Sarcoxis, Mo-, IS acres in culti-
Vation, small orchard, 2 wells, 3
room farm house with good brick
basement of 8 rooms, u mile to
school. Price $500; cucumber
ance $1,000 to run 2 years at 6 per
cent. Will take cash or good trade
for equity. Prefer cash, farm or
city property. Address,
G. 3. ARMSTRONG,
Sarcoxie, Mo.
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Obituary.

Rev. IL, Hustled was born in
Cashoctou county, Ohio, Sept. IA
1888, and died At his home in Bra.
shear, Adsir county, No, Aug. q,
1892, aged 5S years, II months
and Z days.
When he WAS twelve years old,
his parents with tt cir family,
moved 10 McDonna county, lii,
where in his l7th year he WAS con-
yerted under the labors of Rev. J,
Wyatt, and soon afterward joined
the United Brethren church. lie
was united III marriage With Miss
Julia Ruggles. To them were
born twelve children; six OF whom
preceded their father to the realms
OF rest, while the widowed mother
sud Six children, three sons and
three daughters, remain to mourn
their loss, which is but eternal
gain to the husband and father.
When about 25 years OF age he
wes licensed to preach, and short
ly afterwards, he with his family
moved to Kansas, where he COM
menced the itIneraat work. The
Kansas conference set being in it's
infancy, and the county thinly
settled, it meant something to
take charge of q field of labor; his
first circuit requiring him to trsv-
lei three hundred miles that he
might I'll g single round of ap-
pointments. After few years
stey in Kansas, with his family
he moved to Missouri, and was re-
celyed in the Missouri conference;
on his transfer in this conference
he lsbored acceptably for nearly a
quarter OF a century, having had
charge OF eleven fields Of labor.
OF him it can be truly said he died
at his post. During his last Attic
ton he went to his appointments
when SO weak in body that he
could not preach. His affections
were protracted for six long
months and though an intense
sufferer from cancer OF the stom-
ach, yet without mumur he pass
ed under the rol. When visiting
him the writer found him full of
faith in Jesus. When SO weak
that he could no longer sit up, he
praised God aloud. and was often
heard saying. 81 am going home"
Thus, as ripe shock of corn
ready for the garner of glory, he
ended his labors on earth only to
enter the Joys of those blissful
where sorrow end singing
shall foreyer flee away.
May the divine blessings richly
rest upon the bereft family.
s. 7. WALLACE.
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Dentistry.

Carter Bros. dentists Kirksville
Mo, have established branch of
fees at the following places: Bra
shear, Queen City and Green
Castle,at which one will be found
twice a month. as follows: Queen
City lst and Sd Tuesdays and
Wednesdays, Brashear I'd and 4th
Mondays and Tuesdays, Green
Castle End and 4th Wednesdays
and Thursdays. Come to see US
f you want good work.
giving full particulars of all de-
partments will be mailed free.
Address u. L. MUssELMAN,
Principal.
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Auctioneers.

James Buoy and Frank Boone
will attend all sales in Adsir and
adjoining counties. Terms for
crying sales: one per cent. Any
one wishing us to cry sales need
not wait to see us. Have your
bills struck and our names put ON
as suctioneers, and we will be
present without fail. Address us
at Kirksville, Mo.
JAMES A. Buoy,
FRANK BOONE.
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A Good Republican Gun.

Ono of the very best Republi-
caa guns for this 1892 cam paign
on any other campaign, is Z. Y.
SinalIey's History Of the Repubh-
can party. 1t is rluc!, more thpp
Il mere campsen boek, IN fac, is a
most valuable history. for every
party: Il denls widh the history
Of pactiee from the :oundauen OF
the government, down 10 the pres
ent year, giving brief sketches of
the most noted leaders, every Re-
publican platform from the 6rst to
the last. and u vast fund OF velu-
able information. It appeals
specially to the thinking voters, -
every one OF whom onght to read
II. OF course no worker in the
campaign is equipped without &
copy Of ii, more than p carpenter
would be ~ithout his saw, or u
hunter without his gun. Mr..
Smeliey is n writer Of rare ability,
q longtime intimate friend of
Garfield, Blaine and other leaders,
stsh correspondent of the New
York Tribune, etc, and thus rich
~ fitted for writing such q work.
Another good thing about the
book is that it is issued by the fa-
nous publisher Of cheap books,
John B. Alden, 81 Rose St, New
\ ork, and therefore to be had at a
low price, Only 81 cents, postpaid.
His catalogue, oyer 100 pages, of
choice books to be had for 2 cents
ought 70 be in the hands of every
lover Of good books.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-09-09
Again in the Field,

! am again in the field with an un-
Limited supply of money to place
on real estate at low rate of in.
terest. Call in and see me. Office
Ist stairway west of National
Bank. W. j. HICKS.