Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-13
L0GALaRARzIcs.

ChanceY kimhall is getting out tim
bers for new barn.
What a terrible punishment uncer
tainty is to some folks.
Stand up TO the rack. Prof, hay or n
hay. Let them know this is a FIRE
country.
The livery horses are taking a vaca
ton since the campaign closed. Ditts
the late candidate.
The country school house is no long
er vocal with the beseeehings of til
amateur politician.
A large number of people were ii
from the country to see the fire work
Saturday night.
We shall always think the democrat
ought to have donated those two boxe.
of fire works bought for the Indian;
election. They will never need them.
The Edna Sentinel says: Hon. L
B. Maltbv, Of Adair county. No, pur
chased last week from NJ. 5. Dawden
fine pair of South-down sheep, buck
and eve, price $50
A c. Craney. of Dallas City, Ills.
passed over the Q. N. & P Saturday
He commences bridge building between
Milan and Trenton Immediately.
The blood that flowed at Bunker
Hill and crimsoned bright Champlain
w,s 10 redder than the blood that flow.
e2 from the shin OF Jordon Webb. tool.
ored) who was shot Saturday night
by Bob Madison, also colored. Said to
be accidental. @
The weather this week has been in
consonance with the feelings of the
democracy grand. gloomy and pecu-
liar.
The old hub and spoke factory has
been moved from lis former location to
the east side of the y. N. railroad.
Rumors are rife of another printing
Office in town-principally for Job and
magazine work we believe. Won /
somebody circulate a petition or some
thing of the kind quick. We wish the
projectors success in their venture.
The LADIES' of the Rebecca degree of
0dd-Fellowship, in this place have ia
ken steps to organize a regular Rebecca
Lodge.
The young mems christian association
viii hold its fourth annual session at
Kansas City, on the lo-20th Of this
month.
Kirksville is about to have fence
mandatory. We are glad TO see it:
even that is start. and manufactures
are what the town wants ROW.
No;a vacant house to be found In
kirksville and business OF all kinds
prosperous. Kirk.vllle has got :u-
Iure.
Now that the election Is over and at
least onehalf of the people happy and
the rest getting better rapidly. it would
be we'll enough TO remind them that
OsenbaUgh's Quincy store Is still in the
lead on groceries. provisions, cigars. to-
bacco. candies. etc. at the old stand.
Kirksville ought to have good free
public library. with good books. papers
and magazines where young men with
ont settled homes might 60 to pass the
long winter evenings IN connection
with a good literary and social club, We
think the thing might be made a sue
cess.
Mr.. E. VOORHEES, has our thanks for
a copy of Hot Springs, Ark. paper
which contains much interesting infor-
nation in regard to the healing waters
at that place. We note that that coun-
ty came near electing the republican
county ticket this year.
We want all the wants. ''Losts.
Found" For Sale TO let" and
other notices Of this description we can
get in order to make the GRAPHIC the
popular medium of intelligence for the
community. Short notices of the above
nature viii be inserted at a merely nom
inal price. Bring them in.