Weekly graphic., 1882-08-25

Mr. NARROW, of Monroe Co., is visitin,
Charley Lee.
DIR. Willard has purchased the Par
; cells House for $l1,OO0.
: A. P Beeman, ofGlenwood is spend
ing few DAYS IN Kirksville.
| Gen. B. M. Prentiss has been nomi
mated by the republicans Of Harrison
county tor the legislature.
Miss Minnie Wilson has been visit
ing in Edna, Quincy and Queen Cit,
recently.
The Quarterly meeting (at New
Baden Sprlngs) will be held on the 9th
and 10th Of September.
Mr.J. Z. Carothers and family left Tuesday
morning on visit TO friends and relatives in
/
Mrs. Harriet Hickman, an aunt Of Mr.. T.
d. Magruder, who has been visiting him for
the past month. started to her Kentucky
home Wednesday morning, accompanied by
her young nephew.
A. N. Smith and Mr.. Patterson re-
turned Tuesday night from their north
ern trip, highly delighted with their ex-
periences. The balance of the party
will be home in few days.
The second quarterly meeting OF tn e
Methodist Episcopal church in this city
will be held on next Sunday. Preach
ing morning and tight by Rev. J. J
Bently.
DR.. A. H. John informs US he has re-
moved to Springfield. this state, and
will en- gage in business there, and de-
sires all letters aid communications fol
hlm addressed to that place. Direct
box 7l5.
A large number of X irksvllle folks
went down to the Holiness camp
meeting at LaPlata, Sunday morning,
by the 9:2o train.
W. N. Hope will have for sale this
fall lot of peach trees Of the Susque-
hanna variety. They are the finest
peach grown.
Prof. E. B. Seitz and family returned
home Saturday evening from a visit
among friends IN Penn, Ohio and Indi-
ana.
Mr.. T. c. Haller living FIVE miles
north of kirksville has some fine Bucks
of the Cotswold and Southdown breed
for sale. WITT
We learn that Mr.. L. E. Carroll of
Humphreys thinks of moving to Kinks
vile.
We learn that the Presbyterian
church has recently put in new organ.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Theo.
Meyer, of Sloan's Point has been quite
sick for several weeks
We learn that two masked men en-
tered the store of Messrs. Clark & |
Crow, at Sublette. on Saturday night |
and carried off about $14 worth of
goods.
Mrs. Win.low has returned from her
visit, and prepared to take charge OF
her music classes as usual: she vii be
found at her residence, and will be
pleased to see her friends. All who
wish to receive instructions, can be
at any time.
A young man named Durbin living
with the Horton family IN Polk town.
ship shot himself in the pit Of the
stomach on Friday last with
a revolver. 1t is thought possible he
may recover.
News News Send US the news.
We want everything of interest or public
benefit, occurring in any neighborhood
n north Missouri, to find record in our
columns. SEND the items in. We will
iress them up IN language to suit
Miss Ella Harris has been engaged
o teach the Nineveh School for the
.omiug winter. Miss Ella taught the
ummer school at this place and the pat
'ons were so well pleased tina, they
lesided re-engagement. This certain
V speaks well for her talents and tact
IS teacher
Honor to whom honor is due. in
ured my store house at Sloans pom.
With j. c. Thatcher in the Penn. ms
%. 1t was burned down on the night
# the 30th of July. The loss has been
lonorably adjusted and l have been
laid in full for my loss.
J. w. T1NsMAN.
Geo. Tull was looking more than