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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

Thirty times the last fifteen yesrs We had occasion like
the old almanac say, about this time look ont for
and So he said squalls and placed them about the 2ls
of March about the 2lst of September And if YOU will
examine the files of the Kirksve papers for the past f
you will that about June 25h to 3Oth and
Dec 2h 3O have cae1 your attention to the fact
that about time for mpetitors to trv the
oil dodge of closing out going to quit family SICK too
many cares, Everything at cost We have notified you
each twice each year. that about for them to
break loose and twice each they around Saint and
Sinner alike all telling the old story and they all are
here to day. Well they stole march this January
We not wanting intending to quit but contrary
anxious to stay have been quite busy emodeng our build
lug thet might aid forgot put our old time
notice IN last weeks papers, that about time of the
year to look out for take sales But it's all right Last year
good man s~ore by all that holy that the build
ing he was In for rent in other words to make dead
that people would believe him he promised to let the
tail go With the hide Well 4 hide went and all he has left
is the tail end of disappointed trade. Now We have two
sick brethren Well you know what the old woman
said when her old got the smallpox if amt
its the measles he'll have and when he hsut measles it's
mumps and then he good business or tell
ing tn, slYho but there always on god thing
about him, he amt hard to manage Well that's lust the
way with these fellows, they amt hard to manage People
go and get their prices aud then and buy of us
and 60 to the world aud BAY Doneghy Bros are good
merchants they sold goods for less than fakes paid for
them and can't afford to trade where they ask SO much
for goods Well here to stay and maintnin good
and decent reputation for honest Intelligence fair deal
ing We just about through remodeliug our store aud
when get through will have only the largest
bat best arranged and best lighted this part of the
state We will have large room devoted entirely to
Clothing which will make tie largest Clothing Store the
city. We will continue han lie largest Shoe Stock
Of the Missouri River We will now have plenty of
and light to display Dry Goods Stock. Now in
conclusion wish say and get prices on any
article regular every day price, and COM
pare it with what others pay for the thing
DONEGHY BROS
P s.. We were too busy to wish Happy New Year
bat the old adage 'Tis better late than never is still
good.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05
READ.

J. f. Whitscre d Co., OF Gibbs,
Mo-. have sold out to Gibbs Broth
thers who will continue the bdsi-
ness right along, assuming all II :
debtedness of the old firm anu
collecting all outstanding debts.
All parties knowing themselves
Indebted to the old firm Will
plea, call and settle NJ %, ce TO
save trouble. Re. peetfuIly,
}. +. WHITAoRE & Co.
G. bs Mo
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05
Wilson Items.

Christmas has come and gone
with its surprises and its good
times, and all have entered upon q
new year with Its new resolves and
its new leaves.
The Wilson Sunday school gave
all entertainment this year in
place of the Nmas tree, which
they have always had heretofore.
Early In the evening the people
began to gather in and kept CON-
ing right along SO that the house
was crowded quite while before
time to begin the exercises. The
programme for the evening was
opened by song by the school,
and scripture reading and prayer.
This vas follnwed by songs, reci-
.atione. class exercises and can-
tata entitled "Nmas Eve at Grand
pas" Taken altogether the en-
tertsinment WAS success and all
present seemed to enjoy them
selves.
Z. G. Newton, of California, is
visiting relatives and friends at
this place, and like all other Cali
fornians thinks there is no place
ike his country.
Oryille Barrows, of Chicago,
Jent the holidays visiting with
.ls parents and friends of this
place and kirksville.
Mr.. Jas. Newton and wife aud
little Mamie Jones, of La Plata.
spent Sunday, the 24th, with old
friends of this place.
Miss Minnie Woods spent the
holidays with kirksville relatives.
Morton McDermet and Miss
Emma Carleton were united in
marriage the 9th. Rev. Moles-
worth, of Brashesr, performed the
ceremony.
Pearl Mastic, of Kilbourne, Ill.
arrived tuesday on visit to his
sister, Mrs. P. Z. Hasher.
Geo. Tompkins made a flying
visit to kirksville this week.
Miss Tsllie Shouse. of Edna,
is visiting her parents this week.
Mart Shesrer, son of George
Shes'er, of this place, and Miss
May Fowler were united in mar
riage Sunday evening by Rev.
Molesworth, of Brashesr.
Kate Malone spent Nmas week
with Effis E .sley. of near Sue
City.
Ray Barrows moved to his new
home Tuesday.
Mr.. Barrows and family spent
New Years day in Gibbs, the
guests Of Mr.. Barrows of that
place.
There have been four additions
TO the church since meeting be-
gan at the Star church.
Miss Tina Shelton is visiting at
Mr.. Lemuel Mitchell's at this wri
ting.
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that will convict the guilty party,
This is surely undue severity, as
he may be some sad-eyed and
neglected orphan, VINO never in
his life has had carpet at home
on which to spit after the manner
of his more fortunate brethren.
Let all extenuating circumstances
be weighed before lynching at
any rate.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05
Wabash Excursions.

We are now selling low rate
Round Trip Winter Excursion
Tickets to Florida and Southern
States. Texas and the Southwest,
California, Oregon and Washing
ton. If you contemplate trip
anywhere communicate with me.
W. E. NooNAN, Agt.
Kirksville, Mo.
The great Wabash Route.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05
NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to J I. Whitacre & Co.,
of Gibbs, Mo, are requested to
call and settle at once. The &C.
counts are in the hands of Gibbs
Brothers, Gihl 8, Mo.
j. +. WHITACRE & Co.
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We Acknowledge the Corn.

We need money, therefore we
Will sell Hannibal Eagle Flour at
soc, Bluff City corn and tomatoes
at 10c, lots of dried fruit low down,
pure lard. etc 1t is money that
we need. Truly Yours,
EVANS & Son.
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DR.. ". N. kAiR
COR REPRESENTATIVE

The Eminent and Reliable
Specialist, Medical Director of
the Chicago Dispenssries at 440l
State ST. 136 s. Clark St, and at
1S9 W. Madison ST.. lincorporat
ed.) Has visited Iowa for %
years and by reqaest of many
friends and patrons will be at the
Willard House in Kirksville,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 13,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05
Harvest Excursions to Texas vi,
The Wabash.

Jan. 9th, Feb. 18th, April 10th
and May Sth, 1894, We will sell
Low rate excursion tickets to all
Texas points as above one fare
for the round trip, good 30 days.
Just the thing if you want to
go south on cheap scale. Apply
to me. W. e. NooNAN, Agent.
Ki1ksvllle, Mo.
The Great Wabash Route.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

WANTED--Investment bonds;
multiple system; instsllment plan;
Missouri companies preferred;
will pay cash for low numbers. In
answering give name of company,
mum ber and price of bonds to re-
ceive attention. Address Lock
Drawer GA. Chicago. LII.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05
Mid Winter Fair San Francisco
Wabash Excursion.

Wabash Excursion.
Round trip excursion tickets
are now on sale at this Office to all
California common points S?2.7O
good returning until April Both,
1894. Go one roufe, return anoth-
er, with stop over privileges.
Just the thing Apply to me.
W. d. NooNAN, Agt.
"The Great Wabash Route"
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1t Don't Cost Anything.

To try Parks Sure Cure. A
specific for the cure of all diseases
peculiar to women. Ask your
druggist our guaranteed plan.
Sod ny W. G. Fout.
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Obey the golden rule and thus
save lawyers fees.

The promptness with which
Ayers Cherry Pectoral stops a
hacking cough end induces re-
freshiDg sleep is something msrv-
: lous. II never fails to give instant
relief, even in the worst cases of
throat aud lung trouble, and ia the
best remedv for whoopiug c ugh.
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MASONIC.
any rate.

Officers elected for the ensuing
Templar year in Ely Command
cry, No. %:
B. f, Henry, E. c d. A. Ely,
G. L.; G. Nj. McGuire, q. g.; 81. +.
MILAN, P,elate Il. Clark, Treas
urer J. o. Gooch, Recorder Z.
X. Mccoy, s. W.; j. M. Long, j.
W.; Harry Focht, s. b; g. Bor-
nemsnn, Swd. B.; +. NJ. Johnson,
Warden; j. w. Bledsoe, Sentinel.
Officers elected for the ensuing
year in Caldwell Chapter, r. A. M.
No. 50 (:
G. M. Mcclure, Fl. p; j. NJ.
Long, King; FL. F. MILAN, Scribe;
A. I Noe, P. s.; r. Clark, T.;
j. o. Gooch. s.; Jos. Baum, G. H.;
B. T. Henry, r. A. G.; Gid E
johnson, M. Sd vail; G. Borne
mann, M. 2 vail; d. A. Ely, / vail;
j. w. BIedsoe, u.
Officers elected for the ensuing
year in Adsir Lodge, No. $3.50 A.
Z. & A. NJ; w. E. Noonsn, w. NJ. !;
FL. +. MILAN. S. W.. John Holtop,
j. W.; B. f. Henry, T.: j. M. Long,
is.
! Officers elected for the ensuing
year in Kirksvllle Lodge, lO5 A
f. & A. NJ:
David Baird, W. NJ; John Han
nah, S. W; Robert Lorenz, j. W.;
R. Clark, L.; G. K. Mccoy, S.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05
Keep water running l.ouse and
Saar Of the South.

Go. to Velasco for health. sea
air, and comfort; where ships too
deep for all other Texas ports sail
in and out with ease; where fruits
ripen earlier and pay better than
in California, where the soil is q
natural hot bed. Fresh vegete-
bles all winter. Coolest day in
three years 25 degrees above zero
Warmest day 90 degrees. Velasco
offers the best investments in the
South. Write the Commercial
lub, Velasco. Texas.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

Go to McKeehan Bros. if you
are i'll want of lap robes, picture
frames, cuff and collar SETS They
are selling them at hard time
prices.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05
To Exchange.

A (s5,O0O to sll,O0O) stock of
general merchandise for good
farm near Kirksville, Mo-, and
one third cash. E. F. DUFUR,
Wheatland, Mo.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

# You want fine hanging lamps
go to Pansy Drug Stor., they
have the finest line in the city
from 81 25 up.
MCKEEHAN BROS,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

N-W year ieooiueAohS oAS
not like ladies. When they grow
faint they are rarely carried out.
They wish you a happy
and bright New Year, a fortunate
love and all that, but never a hint
or whisper you hear of astylish
new necktie or hat.
Mr.. Gresham finds his po-
sition not altogether unlike the
gar ment of Nessus, and it seems
that his political valediction may
soon be nessussary, SO to speak.
Only few days until the
vote on water-works. That Is to
say, the opposition minority has
but q short time now to waste elo-
quence against the logic of neces-
slty.
"A former lawyer of Lewis
county went to Washington last
spring and engaged in farming.
Missouri has two or three lawyers
1t would like to see come away
from Washington and GO to farm
ing.
New Year resolutions too
often become old year regrets. He
who waits tor the first day of JAN
uary to bury his old self is liable
to be an annual mourner, with the
same old remains to inspire his
tears.
- Wheat declined a little
more than one cent per bushel
with the opening of the year. Will
some political Malachi please
state what the social standing OF
the American biscuit will be when
the Wilson bill is in force ?
The Louisiana lottery is 60.
ing to establish second Monte
Carlo in Honduras. If 1t can in.
duce the Democrats in Congress
to put its tickets on the free list
it will certainly thrive with tropi
cal iuxuriance.
The Chicago Tribune ha'
discovered that Mrs. Lease woul(
have made blooming success al
a pugilist, if nature had been vii
ling. Doubtless the Tribune ha
noticed the enormous degree o
strength required to enable her t.
hold her tongue while sleeping.
The unemployed-the un
employed-their ranks swell ds,
by day, and Judging from the ia
riff bill. they all have come to stay
'Tis hard to see each trembling
hand, each torn and faded coat
and give them bread and neve
ask, "Dear friend, how did yo1
yoteY'
The city council has no
yet taken any step toward secur
ing a fire engine for Kirksyille
Why this is SO can not be deter
mined as no satisfactory reasol
has been given for the negligence
that exposes the business ant
residence portions of Kirksvill
to the mercy of the flames.
"A Washington paper ha
discovered that Governor Ston
has q presidential ship at sea
This is burlesque reduced to scan
dsl. No intelligent Missourial
can think of Stone rattling arount
in President Cleveland's chair
without having a wild desire to g.
out and hunt an open spot ol
which to make faces at fate.
The present admi nistratiol
is taking Calhounism under it
sheltering wing. Subordinate de
cislons. supposed to be In toucl
with the attitude of the Tamman.
Moses, are knocking out the Sher
man antitrust law. Well, let tn
Wsttersonian march through
slaughter house into an opel
grave 60 on.
The jury has decided tha
Prendergsst shall hang. The yer
dict sccords with the eternal lit
ness of things. Criminal insanit.
requires heroic trestment-th,
more heroic the better. Exampl,
is cogent, and it is not safe t.
cherish lackadsisical memories O
George Washington and the cher
ry tree when dealing with cranks
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

Special low prices on all heat
ing stoves for the remainder of
the season at Helme Bros & Co.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

For TRADE-A surrey, st cond
hand, for good family horse. In
quire at this office.
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Great bargains in mems. boys.
and childrens' underwear; prices
reduced to suit the times al
Jackson, Robson & Co.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

Dolls in endless variety at PAN
sy drugstore. McKeehan Bros.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

If you want loan at low rate
of interest call on W. Il. Clark.
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The Great Wabash Route.
Educate your children as libeJ :
ally as your means will permit.

During the past hslf-century-
since the discovery of Ayers S'r-
sapsrilla-the average limit of hu-
man life in civilized countries,
has been considerably heightened.
Ayers Sarsaparills is everywhere
considered the standard blood
purifier, the Superior Medicine.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

Don't be hermit. The farmer
ought to be the most sociable of
men.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

Industry, economy and common
sense are the best capital.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

Remember that good fences
make orderly stock.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

Read the best agricultural books
and papers.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

Make your home both comfort
,b'c md attractive.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l, 1894.

from Our Regular Correspondent
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-31
= Siir3lth nurbe in 6 o :

- &iir3li9 purbe in &ps
penbagen elm @bspaar perbdftet, bds
einen I9punebdften Sdnbel nit neuges
borenen &inoern bstrisb. Der Mann,
Elm 9eipiTer UtartenIen, mar friiber
g(ngeiteIltsr Der Sppenbagener 9oli5eiz
beb0roe, bate absr ben Oienlt quittirt
unb mar Sanoslsasent geipprben. Dor
einsm balbsn Sabre etlpu fubte bas
iaubsrs Gbspaar ben Plan, iih ieineH
2ebensuntsrbalt our9 Die gooptipn
BON SiRbern su perI9affen. gs purs
ben in ben Sagesbidttern 4n5eisen
psrDffentlidt, bener-5ufulse BON einem
bp6a6tbdrsr @bepaar Sinber gegen
einmalige 8esablung sur 9looption gez
fuft purben. 8alo fanben iiA aud
mebrsre Wiitter Elm, bic ibre ainOer
ben Gbeleuten segen 3ablung DON
Summen, bic 5piiGen 400 uno 700
Srpnsn idpantten, iibergaben. Sos
fort na9 @mpfang bes @eIoes puroeD
bic &lsinsn BON ben getuiKenloien 2eus
ten gsaen Elm bilIises aOitgelo, bas
bD6Itens i'm Sabre 80 Srpnen betrus,
anbertpeitig in Pflese sesebsn. BIS
iebt iinb iiebsn FOLDER 8etrugsfdle
aufeebsdf iporoen, bod fiir9tet man,
oaB bic einesleitste llntsriu6ung nod
lpsitsrss 8sluitun9smuterial ssgsn bic
Observation-Disclosures gu Sage fDrosrn
tpirb.
- Sn Sdfioferrato, 9rps
bling 9lncord in Stalien, 1T Elm Der
bortigsn 9smsinoe gsbOriger friibersr
Sir9sni9dB sntIpenoet lpprben. Osrz
islbs bsitsbt aus 25 Stiiden, insbeipns
bsre WeoaiIlpns, tleinen urnsn uno
&reussn, aus @olO, Silber uno anoe>
rem Mstallsn, pislfah nit goslItslnen
beitbt uno Ssiligsnreliquien snt1als
terb. Der Shab mar i'm Sabre 1913
bur9 ben GrSbiI1of BON Siponto, Pes
rotti, ndh SaIIofsrrato 9sbra9t anb,
na9osm bic bprtige @smeinbe bas Gis
gsnt6um baran eriporbsn bate, felt
1850 i'm 3immer oss Sinbdco llfbts
pu6rt porosu. gln isbsm Slid be-
finbet Ti9 Elm qsrgamsntitreifen, auf
BEN nit rotbsr Sbrift aus Der Ssit
b.s perotti dngsgs6sn iii, fpslhs Rsli>
quisn barin sntbaItsn iino. Bon ben
9ie5sa fsbIt Bis jest isOs Spur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-31


SribGar. Sn bas bieiige 9anbs
ratbsamt puros eingebrp9sn. Die
ShGter baben 9tlss our4piiblt, Die
often burdItDbsrt uno i9IieBlih aud
Gslo gsIunosn, bus lie mitnlbmeu.
Gs ioQ'n nabe5u 1000 Nart gepeien
iein.
Sutbd. sSn S5parsba6 bate
Der @Grtner 8oet bsim SeIteigen zines
GirIdbuumes oas 8leihgepiat rerlo>
rem unS mar, nit Dem Sopf mad uuten
bdn9eno, nit einem SUB 10 ungliit.i4
alpiiaen Spei gleIts geratbsn, oaB er
ii9 nidt gu bsfrsieu osrmo9te. Sn
betpuBtIOiem 3uItano puroe Soet ON
anOern Gag nad 16 qudlpoa perbraas
ten Stunoen nit Serbro6snem SUP
aufgefunOen. Man bofft, ben llnJliids
li6en am 2ebsn srbalten gu tOnnsn.
Wiesbaben. Der 8iirgermeiIter
Bidder BON 8iHssbaa 1T psgsa@iIbs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-27
ELLSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL.
Graduation Exercises Held Tuesday Afternoon
All The Parts Finely Delivered.

ELLSWORTH, June 2G.-(SpeciaD The
graduating exercises of the class of '94 of
the Ellsworth High school. were held in
Hancock hall, this afternoon, before large
and appreciative audience. The hall was
tastefully decorated, the class colors, pink
and white, being prominent. Back of and
directly over the stage was the class motto,
"Possunt qui posse putent,' prettily
wrought in the colors of the class. The
parts were all finely delivered and showed
much care and thought in their preparation.
The following was the programme:
Music, Orchestra
Prayer, Rev, d. L. Yale
Music, Orchestra
Ida Mildred Baker
Electric Traction" Harold Hayward Clark
1.-THE Importance of an Education,"
Mildred Allen Billings
"The Mission of America
Wilhemna Strout Frost
Music, Orchestra
"The Brazilian Revolution"
Ralph Eugene Mason
|"Travelling," sAnna Frances Crippen
SOCIALISM, sAnna Maud Davis
"Hero Worship" Florence Treat Jarvis
,tMabe! Frances Frazier
Daniel Edward Loweree
Music. Orche st ra
care We Happy People,"
Carrie Isabelle Smith
"The Hawaiian Islands,"
sEverard Lowell Moore
"The Advantages of an Aim,"
Ernest Linwood Moore
Glass History, 'William Lyon Mcdonald
Education" Georgia Pulsifer Tripp
Music Orchestra
"a Trip Around the World,
Glass Prophet Harry O.is Tracy
"The Choice of Profe ssion."
fWiiam Lawrence Scott
"Industrics of Maine" sPcrce Eugene Latin
Vailed ctory, Annie May Brown
Work for Girls.
Music, Orchestra
Address to the Glass, Rev |. b. w. Wharf
Comforting Diplomas,
Supervisor of Schools, +, w. Lord
Music, Orchestra
Glass March
Excused.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-27
GIHfIIg VIdSs UtIt.
Pipe of peace.
The music was BY Callahan's orchestra.
NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY.
Ninetieth Anniversary Celebrated-An Grafton
by Gen. o. o. Howard.

PORTLAND, June 26.-Today, was notable
in the history of the old town of Yarmouth,
when the S0th anniversary of the old North
Yarmouth academy was opened. There
was large gathering of aged and eminent
alumni, among the graduates present being !;
A. c. Stocking, w. X. Stockbridge and J.
B. Choat of Boston, w. r. Stockbridge,
Providence, George o. Robinson, Cam
bridge, Daniel Linscott of Boston, Thomas
j. Emery, Boston.
The afternoon exercises were held in the
Congregational church. DR.. Speak of Var
mouth, delivered the address of welcome
and Rev. B. p. Snow, principal of the
academy, the historical address. He re-
counted incidents in the early history of the
academy. Fabins M. Ray of Westbrook
read poem. Tonight supper was served
to invited guests in Masonic hall.