Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-03-17
Wednesday 8 Daily,

| lHe corners are not IN 1ubllan
frame Of mind for the past day or two
| TIE pores of the body are estimated
at 100000. What pore creatures w
are.
Some men are neyer more possessed
Of the ID than when they are self
possessed.
Did You know that the city election
was nearly here. What are you going
TO do about it,.
People continue to walk right up
into the GRAPHIC Office, just as if it wer.
not under taboo
Our m orning item in regard to the
weather bears considerable moditica.
ton this afternoon.
Mr.. A. S. Gibbons, is home again
after successful six months OF school
teaching IN Shelby county.
Experimental Phllosophy:-Try:ng
to borrow an umbrella. Moral phil
osophy: Refusing to lend it.
The Parcels house is closed in order
that the furniture can be cleaned,
packed, ETC., prepa, atory to removal.
There is said to be regular boom in
Edna real estate. A number of new
houses will be erected this summer.
Mrs, DIR. Heck, and her son-in-la law
Mr.. W. Alexander, of Davenport, Iowa,
are in kirksville. They are visiting
the family of Mr.. B. F. Ilgentritz.
4 great many new and undescribed
sta.s, have been seen in this city during
the last two weeks. Roller Skates have
been the means of bringing them into
view.
Slingerland lots sale comes off next
Saturday. Don't forget it.
Wood has gone up booming since
the late storm. 1t Is likely remain
there till the roads get better.
AL. Tinsman has Just opened out
new boy of white mice which he is Of
fsring at reduced rates to make room
for spring stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mott, of Memphis,
are visiting in Kirksville this week.
Arrangements have been made by
which the Roller Skating Rink will re-
main permanently in Huntsville. Seem
tifc Roller skates are on sale at W.
Wilkes. Call early and get your pick.
DR.. N. Wilson carries a full line of
tobaccos and cigars. which he will
sell at wholesale or retail. Dealers will
save money BY calling on hun. East
side.
Ii you want to see man whom you
couldn't make angry under any cir
cum>tance just hunt UP AL Holmes.
His tace is like the full moon, and all
about wee bit oil young lady. who
don't weigh more than Obs.
\ son of C. T. Rice, living In Clay
township about fifteen miles from
here, returned home, a few days ago,
and was taken i'll. The disease is said
to be small pox. We trust 1t is not
true. But if it is it will not necessarily
spread. We will ascertain the facts in
the cas-. and keep our readers inform
ed.
Nature puts on a smiling counte-
nance this morning, and stranger
might imagine that such thing as
blizzard" was a SANDER on her charac-
ter. Just wait little. She can serve
up all kinds of weather on short notice
in March. and sometimes SUI prises the
oldest inhabitants by her versatility in
that line.
A new novel in Library" form is
about to be issued by New York firm,
enatled the Williams Bros.," We
learu kirksville literary man is
his collar box preparatory to
leaving town for few days, on lis
appearance in this market.
Once upon time, says the Autocrat
of the Breakfast Table all the world
agreed to cry "boo!" at once so that it |
might be heard in the moon. Cbro-
were sent out and arrange |
ments made everywhere so that the
boo might be given at the same in
slant. The time came and 10! not |
sound was heard save from a deaf man
in Massachusett and a crazy woman in |
in Bombay Everybody else was lis |
tpning to hear it. p. S.-This has no ref |
ference to the tremend Gus petition re-
Gently forwarded to Washington in re-
gard TO the Kirksville post office.
The smile upon George Marchand's
face is w broader than ever. A new
girl at his house and one more added |
to the population of our neighboring
village of Trenton
Mrs. H. A. Butler, OF Macon, accom-
panied by her son land he is boss
boy is up spending few weeks with
papa and mama-Mr. and Mrs. A. |
Gooch.