Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-01

1t is reported that the LaPlata camp
, meeting will continue over next Sun
day.
A Sunday school basket meeting IL
! appointed for Saturday of next week, a
short distance south of Bullion.
Bullion, our new railway station, has
been made post-office by Uncle Sam
The GRAPHIC ought to haye good list
out there.
John Bernard is rushing things in
the brick line this summer. Ten such
men could make any town boom.
Miss Ida Tinsman went to Moberly
yesterday morning.
Miss Maggie Lay, who has been tax
ing music lessons in Klrksville during
the present summer has gone to her
home in Morrow township.
Geo. Rice favored us with sample
of his grapes yesterday morning.
We regret to learn that Mr.. N. L.
Page of the School Visitor, is lying
quite Ill at his residence in south part
of town. Typhoid fever.
The public schools opens one week
from next Monday.
Parties having books out longer than
one week, belonging to the GRAPHIC
library, are requested to bring them in
as soon as possible.
A correspondent travelling in Kansas
writes us he finds no trouble in getting
bug juice" AS he is considered an
expert, we believe him.
We learn that Charley Oldham, re-
Gently Of the Democrat, has received a
position on Jefferson City paper.
There has been general drop in
prices on all kinds of produce during
the past week.
Business seems to be looking up and
our streets present more of their old
stirring appearance.
Strange but true! John Caskey is al
ways busy. Plenty of goods and low
prices is the secret.
John Caskey can show you as fine
and full stock of Dry Goods as you
IAN see in Kirksville. Call and see him.
Johnny Wilds has departed on his
ocular seml.annual trip to Lee county,
iowa.
Mr.. c. T. Daily, formerly of Leon.
Iowa, has been visiting in this county
he guest Of our friend Guy Chandler, I
He left Monday morning for Muskegon
Mich. Mr.. Daily is travelling in the
interest of business directory COM .
,any,-Benson & Bros, Cincinnati. {
Mr.. Ames of the firm of Ames & t
Mccall has gone east to lay in their !
all and winter stock of clothing. L
DIR. J.H. Wesscher has returned from 7
lis California tour, and we learn, has .
,one to Greencastle with view to 10. O
ating. I
DR.. W. M. Gates, of Carthage,.ris in !
own. G
Mr.. H. Paul, of Brashear, was in "
own yesterday, and made the GRAPHIC n n
friendly call. He reports that every r.
ody is pleased with the peoples pa :
err"
MIR. R. w. Arnold, of Trenton is teach
g seven months school at Brashear. p,
rice $4,000 per month. al
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Rev. Wheat is announced to preach J
, the subject of SANcTlF1cArloN on &,
ext Sabbath. Our people should hear p
lis discourse. r
We are not in the habit of betting "
1t away back in 1856 while emigrat-
g to bleeding Kansas" a. we passed
rough Kirksville we purchased bar al
soap of a slim young man who bet ~
another bar that we would return to 81
irksville. Sure enough, we found u
ar on the border and turned back ne I.
Independence. That slim young 81
ap was Harvey Sloan, and Tuesday
3 paid that bet with cake of Colgate's
st. We got tired of being dunned.
Two very interesting papers was r
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