Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-03-23
Did you observe that snow Tuesd.,

OH Did you observe that snow Tuesds
morning.
The Thermometer registered s abov
Z zero Sunday night.
Miss Ida Woods of Wilson, is visi,
ing relatives in this place.
Go to W. n. Hopes for choice frui
> trees OF all kinds.
We learn that Mr. b. F. Henry IL OF
:. his way back from California.
DIR. +. A. Grove adsertises some
mich COWS tor sale in this issue.
Miss Emma Fisher, of this place is
visiting relatives in Muscat,ne, Iowa.
Tenant houses are very scarce in
Huntsville. The demand keeps ahead
OF the supply.
The new shoe store has opened out
for business on the north side.
The kirksville mills under the man
agement Of ID. H. Nighswander are get.
ting down TO business.
| Holmes. Amick & Co. are doing a
arge amount of saving and other
work this sprlng.
Mr.. j. b kimmel and S. Ayers were
the guests of Mr. L. w. Chase and fam.
lily during conference.
Active work is progressing on the
foundation of Smiths Writing Inst :
tute
The north side came near having an.
other fire on Monday morning Itwas
close shave.
We understand that w. l.. Mozart
ney is going to Florida this week. We
shall expect report from the land of
Flowers soon.
The GRAPHIC circulation keeps up .
steady and healthy growth. Names
and figures tell better than long-legg-
ed blowing.
The wire fence factory seems to be
pretty busy these days turning out va
rious styles and grades of fencing.
A. H. Latham. P. NJ, (which is post
master) at Linderville, was in town
Wednesday.
We are glad to see that Mr.. G. W.
DeReamer is able to be out again after
his severe illness.
Fifty pounds of nice carpet rags for {
sale. All seweu and wound. Enquire &
at this office.
It's no mistake but a solid fact that :
Ames and Mccall are closing out at
cost.
Doneghy Bros. have been getting a
tanning" big stock of new goods this
week.
Mr.. Fred Smith. one OF the steady 60 :,
ing reliable farmers of the Prairie Bird :.
neighborhood, gave Us a pleasant call -,
Tuesday morning. :.
Mr.. J. W. Mcknight and Miss Luella 10
Fisher ofGreentopwere married Thurs F
day morning. We wish them Naueht| O
but joy.
We are glad 10 hear that brother
Green came out financially right side
up on his Conference Daily and doubt l..
less cur friends of the Democrat gained -,
lots OF experience -,
Esq. N. "A. Lewis. of Greentop, pait S,
US business call on Tuesday Nj &c
Lewis has been quit III the presen 8:
winter, but We are glad to see him GU.
again.
Mrs. A. A. Fisher, of Quincy, who
has been visiting Mrs. Frank Parker It m
his place, returned to her home Wee hi
1esday morning. to
Mrs. A. W. Roberts, of Sublette, az as
by Mr.. J. W. MeNauett IL
md his bride, gave the GRApH,ca pleas nj
mt business call yesterday.
John Hannah desires the public to
that he is still on deck at
he old stand. Lots of goods and boz Sc
ON prices. Produce OF all kinds bought OF
md sold. Call in and see him. Ell
The first chapters of our new story te
re ready and We expect to give the
irst installment in oui next issue. If
ou want number one Hired Girl" Y
for the GRAPHIC at once. "a
Mrs. Catherine Nicholas and Mrs. st
udge Noah Stuckey started TuesGav
f this week for visit in western Mis-
ouri. 81
W. F. Sholly and wife were called 10 "
heir old home at Alba, Iowa, last sh
Teek by the sad news of the sickness vi
nd death of Mrs. Sholly's sister III
S. NJ. Chase returned from Illinois On ca
aturday evening last, where he finish "
d a successful term in penmanship. -
lie reports splendid visit among re- IL
atrYes and friends. III
Mr.. John F. Eitel. of Rinpo's Point