The Kirksville Graphic from Kirksville, Missouri • Page 3

3V CIT ITEJS BKykribrclothmp Spring novelties at Ikyler For the latcsi iiyles Cry Baylor Hats and shoe oed roek alUayiorV Bavlor sells cheatxr than anyboay A large stock of clothingjnst receiv ed at uie eT Steer Robihson have just rcwived another large invoice 01 wy wcus anu Xotiens The neiest clothing toirn is at the New York Store For trunwieff silks embroideries or laces go tw tke New York Store If von wish to see thelxsstwsoaTtment wf prints and lawns in town go to the yewYorfcStxwc Dont fflTRct to call at the Xews Depot awi pet tnat paper mtgarme or wndy tor your wife children or sweetheart Larpc line of oils and rainls just re wived atX Wilsons Tlic Kocky Mountain Bitters increase in ponular favor as ttey become known Try tie Kansas Gity liquid paint the rubber rjaint and the gntla jwrcha For sale at Wilsons drug store Glas oils paints at Wilsons cast siife square Ladies Linen Dusters at Harlans New Lawn and Dress Goods fresh lot just received at Harlans Bnv your family supplies at dav liros Halladav Bros take Uie lead on teas coffees and supars Ladies Ready made Suits at Harlans Best line of tobaccos at Halladav Bros Grand rush for spring goods at 3Irs TarchandTs Laree lot of tliose ladies Hats cheap for cash at 2Trs Marchands Somethiajr ner in mens Hats call and see them at VT Harlans The celebrated Quincy Flour at llalliday Bros A nice line of Ladies1 Ifisscs and childrens Slippers and ioes just arrived at Harlans Late styles Piques Lawns and other Dress Goods just opened at lans Best lace buntings can be bought of Geo 15 Brewington for 25 cents per yard lawn town are to be found at Brcwiirgtons at from 10 to 15 wilt ir yard Ladies eall and see those Shetland iiarls Xew Lawn- and Divs Goods Head- Made Sails Shoes Slippers eta jnstnjned out at Harlans Frsit Jars Lanrelotof jra frait jars received at the llalliday Bros Popular Family Grocery Groceries tsis sugars coffees 3our bacon candies nuts tobdeeos -gars canned fruits of all knd queenf ware glassware etc at Osenbaughs Quincy Grocery CVirisrsiaynrr Dr Swetnaw Las a afiwh himself in the piaciice tiir1 Dr a Goben They will larry Uia practice at DrSvttf ram ofd stand and calls iriil pr EipLy aitendsi to at all hours oi ihediv or night Andrew Jackson is not dead yet You will find him handling the No 8 Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine at Batchers north side Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases or no sale EOYP EXPLANATION GIVE EAR OH TF PEOPLE Minute mathematical calculations have demonstrated to an incontrovertible certainty that all men are approaching the era of nictempychois Therefore during your natural lifetime you should live well and economical To do this successfully it becomes neeessary for yon to purchaM that which is required to koep the chemical labratory that manufactures our life forces and the materials adequate for the projwr prosecution of its mysterious operations at II Turners grocery store west side at McGoverns old stand What the Boston Store Thinks They can sell more goods for the least money than anybody else in northeast Missouri Call and try them Evervliodv is invited to call and sec the large stock of goods at the Boston Store to be sold cheap We espect to sell goods cheap for the next thirty days cee small bills Boston- Store By the Car Load A large lot of the celebrated Quincy Castle Mills Flonr in four different grades including the New ProceNS just received at llalliday Bros They are business when you want to talk groceries and keep right up witli the times Call and hee tli EW MEAT MARKET John Miller the well known meat market man will in a few davs move his shop to his new brick one door south of DeBeamers where he will be fitted with all thn facilities for the business FOR 8AMK Wishing to retire from the Hotel business fer my GOOD WILL and Hotel furniture for sale at reasonable rates For further particulars call on or address II Williams Par telL House Kirksville Mo Bootsand Shoes Made to order at Such Cos TfceWeeKIy timpfcie DivJ MfrtreA Proprietor lVrAtHmmn advance Jlro Advebtisko RATsslwsrii on actual Umo coutract For trju9 cttl rrtc ett lply to GnL Mtnitinir Editor Hates rtrralatlon The dvcrtier gets Jiut what nc pnj ior no more no less KcncLxn comfcnciAi aovkkthin On three six or twelve months contract One fifth oToue rent per line on cch hundred coptc im4dwiag the ibkiOo Any rnmrScr ehance male on irsytntnt oT the cxtraTottrftrrescttlnir Wllnc this tyj to ttc lnci Thus an sdVertlsment occupy in i three inches down the column and run ninir 13 weeks on ac STcrage circulation of sav two would cost with one chance of matter orilyS3 Tkajtsikxt asb Leou One month or less at special rates IMjtorfcCl ltatnsSticc 4 ccnla per ljie twrliundred of circulation lcal Business Notices 1 cent per Une per mmarca oi nivutauon Special Notices Minioa type next to ad vertisinc columns Local rates after first Insertion Awarate recofli Vent each weeks clrcn lation ami irraded accordingly The regular circulation of tneiGnArn tc as nsvaHy counted by newspaper men has been 900 for the last three weeks Actual number of copies print ed and circulated 864 mailed and deliv ered to real subscribers on actual count this week 795 This does not include exchanges etc Over four hundred copies are taken in ai about Kirks villc Otct fcrty copies go to Millard while ttie lists at other points are growing weekly VTcdo not need to hide our actual circulation or overstate it to our patrons Ocs advertisers do not have to pay for a pig in a poke or for something they do not get Our books are open to the scrutiny of our patrons at any time If the above gives the Democrat I Co any comfort they are welcome to all they can get out of it rEKSOXALGEAPHICS Prof Dutclicrofthe Southeast Missouri Normal is expected to day The Professor will take part in the commencement exercises nest week Prof Coleman one of the leading educators of the state and a former graduate of the Normal is in town at tending the closing exercises at the Normal Prof Coleman has many warm friends in this community who are glad to meet him 3It 0 Goocli of Quincy is pend ing a few days in Kirksville Mr SBackman has just returned from an absence of five weeks in New York He reports every thing encouraging in that direction but that Kirks ville is the liveliest town of all Mr Jackson Hill an old Htizen of Adair county who has spent the lt fourteen years in Kansas is now visiting at bis fathers Mr Andrew Hill Miss Jennie Dodson carried oJ the prize at the oratorical contest Saturday night last Some the think tins thing is getting a little monotonous Mrs Cater is visiting friends and rtdaiivcs in Montgomery county Mo and seeking a restoration of health and -strength by rest and rcliration from the usual routim of homu life We hope she may return much ted by her viit rhe ENUDTB SINGEP SEW XctdgTrlUarf andMb ivx TLACIloE avery niacbne i Brenniman ana Luarlie lioss i LV A2RIXTUB Don i ueceivca ly inirincipi agents Buy vsL Uppoito the olfici BLAi KMiKiIanager Lock out for the agent that is always warning you against Swindlers Otf I will pay CAFH for 100000 pounds if Good Freh Intter to le delivered at lay Ware house in the nest 30 days Kirksville Mo Tnos Houjkook June 1st 1SS0 6 4t Mrs Gills escltisive west side of Uie square gem gallery Wool ami Hided 5 Jonas at the only csclnsive Wool naJ Hdevjore of Kirksville pays the ery highest CASH prices for wool Jiide jielts etc Nut nwcsary to suite how manv pounds be wanU lor he will bnv a that is offered Reaiembcr he the lughest cash prices Call and tee him Emma vrere in anendiiice at the Macon shooting tournament and the Moberlv races last wrek Mr Iluvsradt and family left for Chicago Wednesday Al Hamilton of Bingos Toint was in tjwn yesterday Bcemanand family are risit ing ir North Central Kansas Mr Chas Mercer placed on our table abesofvery choice raspberries one morning this week Normal Items Reported for the Graphic TroC Baldwin has returned The oral examinations next week Senior entertainment Friday night Philomathean entertainment to be given on Saturday night The tvro and three years classes will put up their mottoes Saturday morning The motto of the former is beyond the Alps our Italy1 of the latter Our horizon is increasing Prof Coleman principal of the high schools at Liberty Mo has been visit ing the JNonnai tins weeK tie will spend the commencement with us Prof John Barton teacher in the high school at Chillicothe has arrived He will lie with ns next week Prof Barton is a graduate of the Normal We understand he has been re-employ-ed in the Chillicothe high school for next year at advanced wages The oratorical contest came off Saturday evening There was a large and appreciative audience in attendance The contestants did credit to themselves and justice to their pieces Sinee the contest we hear a general approval in the decision of the commmittee in awarding the prize to Miss Jennie Dod son Prof Guttery has returned to the Normal on a visit He has been pnndil of the high school at Utiea Mo We notice the following in the Utiea Herald The Utica public schools have done so well under the supervision of Prof Guttery that they will rank with anv in the state Mrs Schmidt gave Prof Gutterry a farewell reception the elite of the city were present Prof leaves for Kirksville to night He leaves witli the best wishes of all It will le remembered that Guttery is the star member of the class of 79 We are glad to hear his snecess Prof Padens Blatin class has finished its work for the year and in conclusion the class tendered to him a resolution of thanks for his earnest labors in behalf of the class We as a class will rememlwr Prof Paden as a model teacher and a kind friend The editor of the Democrat challenges the editor of the GnArmc to meet him and disenss the live issue of the present day Well we hardly know whether we feel honored or crushed yet we know very well that we couldnt compete with the extraordinary eloquence and Ciceroncan oratory of the Doctor No we will have to ask to be excused The most lamentablo thing about Garfields nomination is to consider the amount of brain power paper and ink the Democrat has wasted on Grant the third term monarchy blood bullets and other such rubbish He has a large supply of the same kind of MSS now on hand but well venture the as sertion he will not use it The man will liavo to hold another seance and get a more reliable communication LOCAL GRAPHICS VVhich is ihb echo The Democrat gets softer and softer every week What has become of the Brashoar colTesposdent Wont some one forward us the items from Millard LaPlata Ls to have a circus soon The Macon shooting tournament was not very largly attended Services will bo resumed at the Bap tisthurehnest Sabbath The cyclone Saturday carried away about 20 roils of Guy Chandlers board fence on his land cast of Hallcrs The posts were torn from the greued and the boards in many cases broken to splinters Its path through the timber was marked by twisted broken and up rooted trees We are sorry that we provoked the philosopher of the Democrat so much that he was compelled to say cuss words in order to relieve himself Not a dissatisfied republican in the United States Fred Douglass face at the distance of twenty paces is said to look like a ball of mud thrown into a bunch wool The GnArmc is the best naturcd paper in America It can afford to be Onr certificate of circulation last week seems to have worried the Simese i twins It may not bo generally understood but it seems to us the Democrat is doing its best to divide the party Parties having extra copies of the last issue will confer a favor by return ing them to this office Though we worked over a tmnarea estra copie3 they are all gone and more called for Music says the reason lemonade was so high in Chicago is that it was a re publican convention and no stronger drink was required How about organizing republican telubs nil over the county we can not do better as we want some permanent organization Let us have Garfield and Arthur clubs everywhere The fifth anual commencement hop will take place at the Masonic Hall on the evening of June 17th Floral Tribute Tuesday evening immediately after the raising of our pole and flag the GnArmc received another handsome boquot with card attached bearing the name of Mrs A Pfister and the legend Garfield and the GnArmc We have already csausted our supply of boquet adjectives and this one is so nice that we cannot undertake to dis cribe it It is choice rare beautiful what more can be said and besides the occasion and the motto makes it at once opportune and appropriate Bushwhacking It wa currently rumored on Thursday that a cattle herder came into Millard with his face badly peppered with shot He was herding cattle in Walnut to vnhip probably for parlies living in some of the prairie town hips and some parties unknown took this method of driving him off One of the cattle had been shot the previous day considerable bad blood had been engendered in previous years over outside herders coming into the township and thl Ls donbtlcss a continuation of the feudWe have not at the present writing received any further particulars of theaffair CYCLONIC Three Houses and a Barn Demolished Saturday afternoon a hard wind and rain form visited this vicinity but no particular damage was sustained in town It seems however that a short distance north of town the storm assumed the nature of a cyclone not very wide spread but destructive as far as it came in contact with anything that could be blown away The width of the storm center was only about two hundred yard and it seemed to jump or rise from the surface of the earth touching at intervals On the Wm Porter place an unoccupied house was blown down It next was heard 7 miles northeast where it struck the house of Mr Wm Horton which stood in its path Here its effects were very destructive The house a large two story was blown down and Mrs Horton quite severely injured Mr Horton was also considerably bruised The barn was also demolished and hedges and fruit trees torn up by the roots Dr Willard was sent for and went out Saturday night to attend to the injured parties The storm then mowed a path through the timber on Floyds creek and on the other side of Saltriver Mowed awav the roof and sides of Mr Wm Crows house leaving theWcupants sitting on the undisturbed floor Upto the present writing no further particulars of the course or effects of the cyclone have been reported Later report say that Trinity church in the nortli part of the county was also moved from its foundations and the floor badly damaged Quite a large andience attended the Bonanza exercises at the Masonic Hall Thursday night Most of the young gentlemen did very 11 though at timesTthe proceedings seemed to lack the snap and vim supposed to be characterestieofthe Bonanzas Teachers hare a work to do outside of the schools in estab lishing literary societies reading rooms and fostering lyeenms etc You should each be the educational head of your county It would be a great work to organize a literary society in every school house in the state it would draw both boys and men from the tavern and the store and give then an interest in books and papers I know you have a maus work on hand now but I know too the man to do the work is one who has most of it to do Nobodv expects much of an idle man Ho man Knows how much he can do till ie has tried and you will do your present work better for this addition KIRKSVILtE RATIFIES TllcrttVhnihtern over the fttfnuinlons An trnproniptn Demonstration Up lo Tuesday noon tho news from Cliicagftgavc tutlo indication uie nal rOMilt People had grown weary of waiting and yet the interest remained unabated i and was felt cqnally by democrats aail republicans At hdO in theaftcrnoonthencs of the uowiina tion of General James A Grfcl was flashed ever the wires and was al once hailed with salisftctron by the republicans ft ekxvKte rots wfcieVVftd been in readiness for seterU ifciys was at Mice breught to HiefVont of the unite Wnd as woa as the rods ofwilling hands could do it was raised and a Hew national Hag- rar moantal by a 25 foot streamer bearing the name JtfieM was ran np amid ecthttsiastfetheers from the multitude and patriotic music by the band Gen eril Prentiss was railed for and mounting a bos addressed the crowd making the first spceeh at the first poll raising after the nomination in the republican Presidential canvass of 1880i The pole stands oSxsit 50 feet 1 hlgkt and is as straitand tapering as rw Hero the flag will be kept Hyiftg till the close of the contest in Novcnr ber After night without notice or preparation a large crowd gathered in an impromptu ratification meeting on the southeast corner of tne square and the anvils boomed out a salute by the light of a brilliant bonfire Headed by a martial band a large number of our prominent citizens marched around the square gathering additions to their numTjer as they proceeded SPEECHES were nest called for and in response to repeated calls Mnsick and General Prentiss addressed the crowd Both spoke enthusiastically of the ticket and predicted a sweeping success in November They were no longer Grant men or Blaine men or Sherman men but Republicans and for the ticket The speakers and the sentiments advanced were repeatedly cheered In the crowd and joining enthusiastically in the demonstration were numbers who have been estranged heretofore from the party and have acred with the opposition Indications now are that Adair will roll up her old time majority of five hundred at least for the republican tieket A lain coming on abontjten oclock the people quietly scattered to their homes First Baptist Church TheBiptist Church which has been undergoing extensive repairs and refitting will be open again for services next fcabhatb lhc edihee had a thorough overhauling the sits and inside work handsomely grained the oub ide painted and the walls hung with elegant paper New carpets for the pulpit and ai les have been purchased and two elegant pulpit chairs and other improvements added so that now the Baptists may be justly proud of their place of worship The church has expended some M00 in these improvements without involving themselves in debt This state of affairs reflects much credit on the society and its pastor Rev Shipp who came here some two year3 since and found the organisation discouraged and with a heavy debt on its shoulders1 Ap propiate services will be held next Sali bath in commemoration of the re-opening of the church A Voice From Clay We the undersigned citizens ot Clay township desiring the election of competent and efficient men to promote the interests of Adair county and having the utmost confidence in the integrity ability and legislative experience of the Hon Francis 3L Harrington do respectfully solicit him to becomea candidate for re election to the general as sembly ot the state of Missouri WJohnston Atwell Cole James Bell Stott Peter Diehl Emnierson John Lorton Frank Reed A Carner Lord Smith GWThrailkill Charles Moote John Smith Bell Recce A Reynold Williams Alfred Story Wm Clark WW Williams The Democrat challenges the Graphic to debate and very generously offers us a half column in the Democrat for that purpose each week Ah Mr Democrat you cant come that Who would have thought of such duplicity from that quarter The idea of the Democrat resorting to such a plan to get the editor of the Graphic to writing for its columns We know it needs something of the kind to make it lively and readable but we couldnt think of lending ourselves to such a scheme as that Oh no Indeed we couldnt think of such a thing Republican Central Committee At the meeting of the republican central committee last Saturday it was decided to hold a delegate convention August 2nd to nominate candidates for county officers The time for holding the township primaries to select delegates was fixed on Saturday July 31st Each township is entitled to two delegates and one additional for each 50 votes or fraction thereof over 25 cast for President Hayes in 1376 The committee will meet again on Saturday June 26th DEDICATION Kie First Baptist Church will be re opened to morrow with appropriate services A good program of music both vocal and instrumental The pastor is expected to preach the sermon Text One thing have I desired of the Lord Mending and repairing promptly neatly done Such Co CHINA WEDDING Twentieth AlMlvcrHM flf the Weth tied Life or Mr Mrs Ira Har lan Saturday Jnne 5tli is a date which will long remain a green spot in the memory of Mr and Mr Ira Harlan of Millard It was tho occurence of thcirchina Wedding which was duly olisorved and celebrated by the presence of a large number of their friends and neighbors We leatn that the affair was an exceedingly pleasant one to all in attendance The following is a list of the presents and the names of the donor Cue large Inreen Jtrs Wilcox one Beautiful china fruit stand Mrs Collet chiaa set of four pieces Mrs James Nicholas one pair of china cups and saucers Mr and Mrs Dr Saunders one china grayy urn and ladle Mrs Solomon Morris ono large china water pitcher Mr and Mrs Bounds one pair of chinacuns Mrs TGCamp bell one large pair of vases -Mr and Mrs DobeRvflitt fcrfge soap dish Mrs Cat PoSkct two drinking cups and ssfleeU Mr and Mrs Andrews ctepair of vases Mjm Edith Evans twocninawnages Fred and Elmo Pollack one pair of prckle dishes Gracie Harlan one large fnut dish Mias Carrie JfWcn one vcgtlaWe dUfc tilled with ocantiful strawherries Mrs Denniston also one fancy egg basket Mrs CaL Pollack An elegant china set consisting of 42 pieces was presented by Mrs Anna Delleamer Mrs Harlan Mrs John Harlan Mra Hooper Mrs Ringo Mrs a Pierce Mrs Pollock Mrs AV Snyder Mrs Baird Mrs A Baylor Mrs James Ellison Mrs Crawford Proceedings of the County Court The court met on Monday and re mained in -session two days The following business tranyceJ Jteteaseu ju Aimers ccnooj iiinu mortgage Annomted James Rounds rnad over seer tor dish ict No -1 in Polk township appointed DiekcrsHi road overseer for district nine in Wil son township AM Gregg and others petition for publie road was dismissed Declared the road petitioned for by Lee and others a nublic highway Appointed Jack McGrew constable of Morrow townsuip Approved Thos Dockerys report on east folk bridge Sent Mrs Ellen Meeks to Fultn insane asylum Com- promlseu Uie acK lases on the nw nw 28 G2 1G for 10 Appr Willis So Bd for 10005 Fans 251w Approved IL Leech school bond i fVl nFC hnml approved Swishers bond for 100 1 1 iku of BjzartLs Upon the petition of Fairchild Alfred Story Maltbyand 97 others the question of the adoption of township organization was ordeied submitted to a vote of the county at the November election Released Lewis school fund mortgage Appointed Robr CLirk commissioner to take charge of Uie public square for one year anant ordered on road and bridge fund Vr fiecrr use ol road trict Wilson township 50 Chidwcll same district 2 will ion shiik qOJ John McKim banie dist rict numlier two in Polk township Sa00 1 WilLams buihln bridges district IS Benton township 20 Ajaick W0 ft lumber for use of roads mtJO Theo MoytavlOOO feet do G0 lienry JSsctioias timtier lor roaas -U Otto Services as special bridge commissioner 10 Tho Dockery ser vices as road and bridge comr 675 John Bragg building east forki bridge 9150 Wm Culler services as overseer 2UX II Beeinan plows 27 i arrants drawn on countv revenue fund John Bernard 1000 brick for jail 7 Hannibal Print company blanks for Probate office 22H tjr 1 ji un ivur wuu scijjj ji oimui cash expended for probate office 1040 McLaughlin report of schools to State Superintendent 30 Swigert it Gardner secretary for probate office 225 Beeman repairing the jail 60 Ranicr scr as cocrt Justice 776 Clem 610 FDShoop 7C0 Reed Morgan work on jail 575 Carothers services as Co Clk 1547o Warrants on Pauper Fund TMBrown Keening rminers 0625 Mrs Presser sun self anil fam 400 Madden Sr 400 Sarah Baker Maxev Steele 1600 Waddle EnosH ill 600 McGuirc Ivie JTwal Skinner 875 Boyle support of self 300 Jack Fnrguson 450 John Caskeygoods for poor 360 JS Henderson admittingEllen Meeks to the Asylum 9000 Jasper Moore expense of taking Ellen Meeks to asylum 25 adjourned to meet Monday July 5th 18S0 BURNED Clems Barn trnek by niiig and Burned Light Judge Clem of Pettis town shiy informs a that his barn was struck by lightning qp Wednesday morning at about two oclock and set on fire The barn and contents were a total loss The barn was tect and contained forty five tons of hay thirty bushels of wheat five hundred bushels of corn besides a large lot of farmiinpli ments harness stoves etc altogether valued at about f3500 There is an insnrance on the building and contents of 600 Mr Frank More late of Koesoqua Iowa will be found behind the counter of Such Gos Boot and Shoe Store Archbishop Ttischereau of Quebec has issued a letter of excommunication against all Catholics who during the present year shall conspire against or attack men for working at any price whatever He wtuns such persons that absolution for this sin can only be given after reparation litis been lone for any injury afflicted The Reliable Boot and Shoe Store Such Co BOOM I BBBBBB8aPad9f GRAND 4th of July CELEBRATION AT ON SATURDAY JIM 3D BASKET riCNIC In The GROVE SPEECHES MUSIC AC GRAND DFSPLAF of FIREWORKS ALL FORMER CELEBRATIONS TO BE ECLIPSED LET THERE BE A GENERAL OUTPOURING OF THE MASSES I At a mass meeting of the citizens of Kirksville held on June 4th Gen Prentiss was called to the chair and II Cupp secretary It was resolved to have a 4th of Julv celebration at Kirksville A Tj Woods 31 Oldham Dr Browne Pierce ami Wm Smith were appointed an Execu tive committee to make the necessary arrangements and report to a mass meeting at the Masonic hall on 3Ion day night the 7th On said evening the following report was submitted and unanimously adopted The Executive Committee appoint or at a Mass Meeting of the citizens of the town of Kirksville held on the 4th div ot June 1S80 would re spectfully submit the following report Thtt inasmuch as the 4th of July on Sunday that the eelebra tin be held at Ivirksville on Saturday July Sii and would appoint the folluwiiisj rommittees subject to the ratification of thin meeting to wit Committee on Finance Will Wilk Alex Donesrhy Heiny atidJLSlIalladayT Committee on Speakers and Reception Hooper Campbell A Risdon 31 DcFranee and 31 Smith Committee on 3Iusic 3tr and Org WJBmsfield3Ir and 3frs Pierce 3Iiss Gallic 3Iitchcll MissEm ma Guipe Shryock A 31 Smith Mr anil Mrs JJoyd Committee on Grounds and Water John Hannah 2f orris Tuttle Smith Ilerron Sny der Wilson Committee on Decoration Font Joseph 31 Ivie A Shepherd 3Iis Lottie Spencer 3Iiss jjmma Brennaman urn diaries Kos Committee on Brintins Wm 31 Gill Frank Link and Smith Committee on Fireworks Snnford Snyder Wallace and I Hill Marshal of the Iav John Iu Por ter Come and Examine the Best Sewing -Machines in the world ihe Uomestic Eldredge St John Howe Improved Wheeler and Wilson No 8 uho Cheap tfnchhir GENUINE Shtjer New Home and Victor all sold by Giiipe Agent Kirltsville Markets Oirefully corccteil tip to Fridiy morning of mull wuck Vouiis per dozen SIC5 to 120 Ciiii kcin per do Old 175 lijiou shoulder per lb 5 to 5i clear sides TtoN Country mis 7tofcc siiar ciirctl or canT 1 to YX Linlrerlb 7 tu Tallow per lb iKhvi litiuer utos Esr per doz OtnT ins bushel 75tiJe Apple dried pr lb Sto 10 Apple- yreen biu 12 tol Onions perbiH 1 00 to 1 Iciwho iiriil per lb 10 to YZ4 lolaloes per bushel 10 to 15c WOOL U1IIE5 FCHS iKD FEAT1IEBS nitles irreen per pound 5 to Se drysalt 0 to lSc ilryllint Id to IV Pelts srecn 75 to 1 10 dry intnS5e Wool unwashed in toHOc tub 11 to 40 Feather per lb lato 5 AYuod li cord 3 lo2SO GUOCBUIES JTOSuar to 10c ASu ir lltoli CmshcdSniriir 14J Iranulated Siiyir 14W ontlcml siiirar 14f Coiree Rio a to ijif Jara 3 to 35c Tea Imperial to it 00 Oolnn 75tol25 Hyon 100 to 150 Gunloadcr C5to100 Ciurx OaU per bushel aitofEc Corn er bushel aotoilc Whiut 4 90 to 110 Oats il Kj perbu hU 50 Hnnjarian Stert lOe Millet 10c Timothy seen oo Livir STOCK Ifor pr hundred pound 3 25 to 3 tli bund 2 00 to 3 CaKes per If IN ft to 4 ft Sheep per nead 2 00 to 3 50 HAT TimoUiy per ton do ftOD IIuiigiriiii do -1 00 Millet do 5 Fra WIIlM Proeramnie jfatlonal and Ssbfoatli School eelelirstfon to be WeM near WlUon on the 3rd of July 1880 Opening eXeTclnes 10 ajaf prayer hy Kev Edmonston lOJO ftesdmg the Oedaretfon of Independence by lr I Kills llO0WsMooinbJect ClirMtlan Ica ndtUeI9th century wwpanid with other nation eM time by Rer Bently 120 Dlnner 1 00 Reotinization of onr ISSAfcisrlw ilV IictiMion of Ihe nueitlon What doS the Sunday School caiuc love to do In hefcpDng to perpetuate and elevate onr nation Ottened by Ber Mitchell Short addresses by ISer Tatlow 3 Ca- rotliers Shipp and otliws Miscellaneous bitsiw All the exerebseu to lte interspersed wfth music AH rnvited to come with well lled btsketa few Pre SS Association Phllamalkcnn Society The seventh annnal entertainment of the Philoinathean Society will be given at the Xonnal Chapel Saturday cve June 12th 1880 ThU -Society is com posed of the best literary talent of the Normal and the success of ite fonner wrtcrtainments is a wBfcllt guarantee tnut tire corafng one trill lie interesting to all who may attend aftd tilU reflect honor on the Society and cliool The programme is as follows MUSIC Daughter ttfZlon Palmer SalntatotT In his life-time- laila Sharpe Declamation Tire money 5cm maFvM Shell MUSIO KSRuTnCVTAt Excitation The Paintet of Seville Hattie Porter Extcmftoranconn speech KB Louden raiy The unfinished Wreath Ida Steele Mnglc Two part male chorus Donizetti Debae Tlurdterm Oration Monarchy I- Atterbury JIusiuDuet The Lord will reward Theo fr tt Guthrie and Carrie Wilson Jowrnal RE01dham Iuic The hunting sonjr Mendel sohn Annual Address BieeKnox MUSIC E3TnuMKNTI AH are cordially invited to present Doors open at 730 Herbekt Director of Music Ida Stkelk IlExnv Johssw Seey Pres i The new statutes provide that the Circuit Clerks shall prepare their court dockets so that civil cases for trial shall disposed of first and crimimal cases are to come up last Heretofore criminal cases were set for trial the first week of court and nearly all the weeK spent in getting ready for trial EO COOPER ATTOPNET AT kATV AKD SOTART PUBLIC OFFICE Second door np Stairs over Savings Bank rt SFECIIj 2TOWICES J3F Witsoy east side of the sua kip5 compH te stock of Drur Medicines ktptin a Dratf Stem J3T Wilsons Itocfcy Mountain Herb Bitttf are rapillly InrreuMur in popularity Thev stand at tbe hcid a Tonic ihedicicc all enjt a imlice tion chills and fcrcr anil all miltirtolu diseases HTWiWs Great Western einoj comprising Oonih SyrMt Liniment Electric Ointment mil Tills arc uit licincis Iiich lire worthy the fjvor of the pnWic They are compounded strietly in accordame witli pnthoiisical llws Drop into the reliable Dms Store of Jameson Kirksville and ask them what tlic reputation oi the Ureen Mountain Cathartic Pills has been since 1Sj5 Tuu will told that they have been and are a standard LIVEK REGULATOR OR MEDICINE AS ISTAtLlBLE UEMEDV FOR Malarious Fevers Jaundice KestlessnessMental depression Sick Headache Constipation Diiiiousness dyspepsia irc Try one Box only 23e You will never regret it 0 DAY BRACKETT SoleIroprietcrs Kansas Citv no QUIKCY MISSOURI PACIFIC COISO EIST Mail and Express 8 15 a Freight 10 43 a in ooi TCwest Mail and Express 735 Freight 1 13 WABASH ST LO013 ANT PACIFIC GOING XOBTn Mail and Express 047 am Freight and Accommodation 13 13 GOI5G SOUTH Mail and express 037 Freight and accommodation 1220 DIEECTOEr Cumberland Prcsuytenan Church Rev James MitchcU Pastor Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a and 730 Sabbath school at JUi arm Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 7iS0 Presbyterian Church Iev Boyd Pastor Prsachimr every second and ihird Sabbaths of each month at 11 oclock a and 7Vt Prayer meeting every Wed evening at 730 Sabbath school at UiOla Methotlht Episcopal Church Rev Bcntley Pastor Preaching every Sunday at 11 a and 720 Prayer meetings on Wednesday evenin Sunday school at 930 a Class mectin sat 2SU of tch Sunday ilethwlist Episcopal Church South Kev a tinunnniion rasior ttiaching second Sunday In each month at 11 a and 73 in Third 8nndays at 30 Sunday school at 13 a Class meet Iuss on each 3d Sunday Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening First Baptist Church Rev Shipp Pastor Services every Sabbath at a and 720 Bible school at 1130 a Prayer meetings on Wednesday evenings Episcopal Chnrch Rev Frank Henry Rector Services every Sunday at 11 a ci and 730 in Sunday school at 3 of each Sunday Christian Church Social meeing every Ln ds Day at 11 ajn Prayer meeting on Thursday evening al 715 Sunday School at 930 Liberal and Spiritualists meet at Bay lors Uall every Sunday evening at7oclock pm JLO Jlilton Ilge No 103 rae ts 1st and 3d Thnrtday evenin rs in each month at Harts IlalL I Perseverance Loilce No 125 meets every Friday evening at 730 at Good Templars Hall A A IT Kirksville Lodge No 103 meets Tuesday cvcninTs on or before each full moon I 0 0 Adair IdKrt No 06 meek i viry Wrdiiod ly eveninir at 7 JW at Odd Kellowr Hall If Dry Ms We do ndturchaaeouTaup of fNy from Blies raiiiniers Trunks which rep- resfeiit generally last seasons styJe samples of unseasonable Old Style Goods bat st intervals during the season we visite the largest Dry Good Centers in this country with the eloquent and Sterling Cask the everlasting and Almighty llollat where we spend 4 week investigating the manr nioth stocks and acres of Dry Goods Clothing Efe then are enabled to select seasonable fashionable and new style goods that will be sought after by all lovers of stylish good Goods CWhing lotMng We have just returned fronV the eastern markets after an sense of three weeks and find1 ing prices booming andgood4 steadily advancing we bough largely doubling ourstock irl nearly every Department Id Dress look We have a Full line of summer Silks all wool Momim Cloths new blue black ashmkkks American Eng lisli French and German dress Goods All the Novelties of tho season Samples sent on ap plication PABASOIS FANS Beauties in all the novelties of the season Twilled Silk in plain Handles gold pearl Tortoise Shell ivory mother of Pearl and other style Han- dles White roods A lawn Dotted Swiss Cxew liattteens iLtrseilles Victoria and Bishop lawns lSTainsooks Jaconets Gambrics Piques and the most elegant display of figured lawns ever offered ill Kirksvilld KidIrfice Top Clove Best assoriuent of 2 3 4 and button Kid Gloves iil the city Exquisite new nov elties in Lace Lisle Lace top Gloves for ladies misses anu children HOSIERY We open the season with- 4 mammoth line comprising the newest and most desirable rrrrwlj in mnffiDa miTfnrflo cifv Ovo 1UU 1UuuU embracing all vanetira for hv dies misses and children in stripes boot ankle atid brncc let patterns Integrity is the vital spark of commercial life Corsets and TTmde wear Ladies we invite your spec ial attention to our new styles in these tcoods Handkerchiefs 500 dozen from 5 cents Up to 200 each CXOTHING We Lave a MERCHANT TAILOR Department on the second floor over our store room where we manufacture fine clothing to order We carry the largest and finebtline fine woolens for mens wear of any house in Kirksville and manufacture more fine suits to oider than All Other hous es combined Having secured the Exclusive services of Mr Cochrane the Well known and popular Cutter we are prepared to raatfe and guar rantee Jits in every case Ladies GanHeni All the fashionable fl irmen Tn limn snits Utters and Dnsters Dolman Shetlamt Cheinelfe Ulack Cashmere ani other styles in SHAWLS and KUCH ING and Neck wear an endless variety GENTS UK XISHING GOODS Keady marleCLOTHlNa Bah ami Gins Collara Ties Suspenders Ualt IIri nnderwear etc Cotnflfte lin in every department Largest line of pents Laundried and nnJaaadrie SHIItTS overseen in Kirksville HUlIll KIHKSVILLE3ne.