Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-11-24
Novlnger Notes.

NOvlDger Notes.
The material is all on hand for new
r. r. bridge across the Charlton east
of Novinger.
Trade is dull, nothing dong In ties.
Hoop business Is lively.
Scboo! closes Dec. 4th. Miss DIM
m,tt has taugh; three months term.
There was preaching at the Moving
err school house last Sunday; also SER
vices appointed for next Sunday.
The section boss has been sick for sew
eral days.
There is certain handsome and
talented school-marm NOT many miles
from this place who seems 10 be Rus
selling around the heart of our gem
tlemanly r. r. Agent. Physician,
heal thyself."
We cannot say that Miss Ella Baker
is dead, but she is some Moore instead
of no more.
A. Kinyon, Esq, is building new
corn-crib and hog-pen. hex.
A Teachers institute will be held in
Clay Township at the White school
house, Saturday, December. End 1882.
1t is the duty of every teacher IN Clay
Township to attend. Teachers come
out. You will enjoy 1t and be benefited
hy l.. We also extend cordial invita-
ton to the patrons of the community.
PROGRAM 10 A. NJ.
l. Report of teachers. 2. Discourse
Condition of our country schools. .
Recitation. Grammar, Gender. 4. Ad-
dress. NJ B. Horton. ). Noon, Picking
chicken bones. 6. Recitation, Geogra-
ply, Divisions and forms of land. Z.
Recitation, Arithmetic, G. c. d. 8. Re
citation. 1t Shows. 9. Address, w. w.
Walters. 10. Query Box.
Prof. J. =. Blanton, Pres. of Normal
school has consented TO deliver lecture
at night. The Prot Is an earnest work
er in the cause of education and is en-
lnently qualified 10 give us an instruct
I've and interesting lecture. You
should avail yourselves of this opportu-
nifty to hear the Professor.
w. w. WALTERS, President.
Tile atlantic M0utALp for 1855 will
contain, in addition to its usual varle-
ty of Serial and Short Stories, Essays.
Sketches, Poetry, and Criticism, the fol-
lowing attractive features;
Oliver Wendell Holmes, author of
The Autocrat OF the Breakfast-Table, "
ETC., whose in1mitable series Of f''Break-
fast-Table" papers, poems, and essays
mas been so conspicuous and delightful
a feature of the magazine; will write
frequently and exclusively for TIE .At-
LaNtff.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow left
completed dramatic poem entitled
.'Michsel Angelo" which be was more
than ten years in writing. The first
installment OF the poem, which is in
three parts, will appear in the January
number.
Nathaniel Hawthorne left among his
manuscripts the plan and sketches of
a novel, which will appear IN Tie IT.
Lautte under the title, Ancestral Foot
steps: Outlines of an English Romance.
The first portion appears in the Decem-
Der number, with an introduction by
George P, Lathrop. 1t will be contin-
ued in the earlier numbers of 1883.
Mr.. Henry James. Jr., author of
The Portrait of a Lady," will contrib
ute to the first volume of the year
DAISY Miller: A Comedy,"-a dram
atization by MIR. James of his story
DAISY Miller" which has had so
great popularity in England and
America. New characters and situa-
ions and incidents are introduced: the
entire story is re-cast and rewritten, so
Is to render it more dramatic and yet
he features which made the story, as
told. so attractive are all re-
aimed. Mr.. James will also write for
Tile Ahanh: some critical and literary
papers. such as the readers OF the Mag
zine have heretofore found so admir-
able.
Mr.. w. d. Howells, author of "Their
Journey" ETC., whose stories
md essays have so often delighted the
eaders of Tie atlantic, will from time
o time send to the magazine from Eu. .
ope sketches of travel, character, and
literature.
MIR, Charles Dudley Warner author