Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-12

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Ed. Picker Of this place visited
Ellna. las: week.
! Mr.. c. I. Stewart has gone to kansa,
on prospecting tour
! NJ. Sam Ross little girl has beer
very sick for some time past.
Mrs. ]. B. Finch has been quite il
recently but is improving.
The Thermometer marked SIX degrees
aelow zero yesterday morning.
Memphis. Mo-. has a young men 5
u,ayer meeting ASSOCIATION.
Mr. S. 2. Lane, of Burliugams, Kan.
ss>. Is visiting his brother Flaw, Mr..
b 6. Price, of this city.
Mr.. Gus Winslow arrived home
Nedn csday evening on a visit to his
family.
Help to give Gov Cumback a full
house and thereby assis. our Normal
library.
The new firm OF Pierce & Stahl are
ready for business. Ses notice. They
carry large stock and propose to DO
a wholesale as we'll rs retail business.
The Ha6aM Qnd) Pzaindealey says
that Gov. Cumback Justly ranks among
the best lecturers now before the
people
Mr.. A. p. Miller, of Milan, formerly
OF Baylor & Miller, was in town yester-
day. We are glad to hear he Is dong
a fine business.
\ lot o. the boys we've out s.elgh
riding Monday night and TOOK several
horns we mean tin horns. They
kept it up pretty late.
Business has been almost at stand
still. owing to the storm the present
week Trains between here and OF
tuinwa were DELAYED on Wednesday
and Thursday.
Prot. |. \. Matiick. graduate of the
Normal, and for several years resi-
dent IN California, has taken charge
of the commercial department CT the
Edna Seminary.
Mr.. ]. T. Higgins. pedagogue of
considerable local reputation. has just
closed a term of school in Pettls town.
ship. We are informed that the school
was a success.
r r. Wells. OF Greentop, was IN
this week and ordered his paper sent
to Appleton, Mo. Himself and wife
are going south on a prospecting tour
and will probably visit Texas.
Mr.. \ Il. Latham has been appoint
ed postmaster at Llnderville. We
learn this appointment was made on
the almost unanimous request of the
people getting mali at nat Office. His
papers were received this week, and we
presume he viii take charge in few
days.
Mr.. S. S. Imbler, of the kirksville
Broom Factory, favored this Office
with fine sample Of their "Parlor
Broom" which they are now turning
out and put ing on the market. 1t
shows excellent workmanship in every
and is nicely finished up.
Thanks.
Last Saturday, Ed. Story, the poul
try man at Magruder's store, purchas-
ed fine lot of wild turkeys. There
were thirteen of them, and perfect
beauties. They were all brought in by
one man.
Last Saturday our old friend, John
NJ. Brown, dropped in on US like nor
wester. and demanded the privilege of
settling up for the GRAPHIC. and order
ing it-con'inued ofcourse. Couldn't
keep house without it.
Remember the Teachers Institute On
next Saturday at the Washington
school building. Come out and see all
the teachers of the Normal and public
school and all the best teachers of Ben
ton township, for all those who are ~
terested will surely he there. Exercises
begin at ten o'clock A. NJ.
Hon. Will Cumback has promised to
be here on Friday night. Jan. Il, and
deliver his excellent lecture, The In
visible Some People to our citizens In
the Masonic Hall. Those of our citi-
zens who have heard him, pronounce HIM
first class. You cannot afford to miss
it. Secure your seats at once. Tickets
at Fouts Drug Store. Admission Scots
Reserved seats. Scots.