Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-26
Geo. Marchand haa an acciden, roIi

Geo. Marchand HAD an accident, roll
cy. Lucky man.
Alfred NJ. Smith visited Edna. las,
week. says the Sentinel.
The Edna Sentinel man calls for 4
sheet and pillow case party.
Communication from New Bader
laid over till next issue.
! IL requires lots of 2, ace to Deal it'll
smoky tlue- we have tried il.
We regret to learn that Mrs. i. NJ
| DeFrance continues in very poor
health.
We learn tia; The zeal estate bust
hess has shown II decided Improvement
recently.
Mr.. Cyrus Shu!tz is running she
grocer. cuisines; alone It The did
Quincy Gr0rery stand.
We regret very much 20 learn that
Sir. l.. Il. y !iams. living south of the
Normal. is in poor health.
The Milan schoolgirl won I stand any
ool!shnesS. The boy that crosses her
a gets slate broken over his head.
The children of the Norma! model
sehoo! were sent home Monday morn
ing. 1t was too cold for comfort.
Our Methodist friends are getting
read: for the conference which meets at
this place in March.
Turn out to hear Copeland, Monday
night and then you will know what to
answer "Bob''-if he erer comes
around.
Our county exchanges are dry-dry
dry picking and contain next to moth
ing worth collating for our columns this
week.
MIR. Swearingen, of Indiana, is here
on business this week. This is Mr..
S S second visit to North Missouri.
Mrs Mitchell and family hereby ten
der their heartfelt thanks to all the
friends who showed every kindness in
aiding us in our late bereavement.
JEFF Custer, OF St,cklersville. was in
town one day this week, and favored
the GRAPHIC with substantial token
of his appreciation.
c. A. Phelps and daughter Lott1e Of
Quincy. ILL.,, are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Phelps represents the firm of H.
Hirsch x Co., one OF the largest deal
ers in the west in hides and wool.
Mr.. Oh Gooch was in town this week
and we learn that he has quit the road.
He intends to 60 inta the hardware
business, at Monroe City. We wish
him success.
We learn that Mrs. W. J. Brasfeld is
recovering slowly from the effects Of
the railroad accident last week, but is
still unable to stand alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. VI. McGuire left
Wednesday night of last week for
tour through the south. and will visit
New Orleans and Mobile. They ex-
pect TO be absent several weeks.
John Bernard has taken the contract
to 90 the brick work of the new Writ
Ing institute and we learn that WORK
will teg,n Just as soon as the building
season opens.
Every one that heard Copeland on
the occasion Of his last visit speak in
the very highest term Of his ability and
Remember Monday night
at Masonic hall.
John Gardeners furniture stock has
been removed to the Boston store. He
makes a speciality of manufacturing
furniture and undertaking. Call and
see him for any kind of work in his
line.
As civilization advances the difficulty
of getting a chimney that will draw at
all times. and stove-pipe that will
behave itself seems to increase. A fat
roof that won't leak is another OF the
draw. backs on mouern progress.
Hon. F. NJ. Harrington was home on
on short visit to his family.
Mr.. Harrington came very near being
speaker of the house. He was nomIna-
ted BY the republicans and the demo-
Gratis only got IN by strict party vote
On a majority, something less than
,ne hundred.
We regret to record the dealh on last |
Sunday morning of Charley A. Eckert,
The eight year old son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Eckert. at this place. He died
after a weeks painful illness from
Cerebro Spinal Meningitis. HIS pa
.ents have the sympathy OF their many |
friends in their sudden bereavement.
Our reporter did not mean, in the
.eport OF the Institute proceedings last |
week, that Prot. Blanton desired to
,ead, OF. insisted on reading that report
" any means. The Professor was an
,ll;or victim, IN h;c cro1,t no ~ |