Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-05-25

with Ineum2t1Sm.
A good, well established payil
business for sale. Apply at the w
bash Dining Hail.
A business chance is offered in tn
issue Read notice of Wabash Dil
ing hall.in this issue.
It's no longer question Of one {
more schools-central or ward--it is
Question of school or no school.
| A heavy frost tell hereabouts q
Monday night and all day Tuesday II
air was too chilly for comfort in tn
shade.
The funeral Of Eva A. Miller, daugh
ter Of W. W. Miller, took place frol
the residence of Mr.. ]. ID. Miller O
Saturday last.
Mr.. Johi Snyder, ST., of Ringo'
Point. died on Wednesday Of last wee
and was buried on Thursday. H
was over SO years of age.
Most of the heavy tax payers, fol
once, at least, are in favor of voting
bonds. Let us poor men who hav,
more children than money, give then
a boost.
Kirksville can't afford to pay GU
hundreds of dollars for the rent Of
"old cheese factories" when she need:
the money to hire good teachers fo1
the children. Vote the bonds,
We learn that the man, Noble, liv
ing in the east edge of Sullivan, who
recently was sent to the St. Joseph In.
sane Asylum, has since died. He was
buried at Sticklersville on Wednesday
Carothers & Greene have sold sa
self-binding harvesters the present
season and yet the season has moi
fairly opened. Farmers should call in
and look over their large selection Of
labor saving machinery.
The court house committee, whose
names we published last week, met on
Saturday aud organized A sub-com-
mittee wss appointed to look over the
ground, ascertain prices and to report
to the committee in two weeks.
The members of the school board
pledge themselves not to expend more
than necessary. They are all good
men. Why not take them at their
word and vote for a school build
ing. Everybody admits that a build.
ing is needed.
Joe H. Nichol. of the Wabash Din.
ing Hall, near the Quincy depot offer=
to sell his splendid business in this
issue. HERE'S fine chance for some
one to step into good paying bust
ness. Mr.. Nichol has good and suffi.
cient reason 70 selling,
Its strange thing that a town that
has voluntarily expended over thirty
thousands for churches, in order that
Zach seperate sec: might have a place
% meet once or twice week, cannot
afford at least one decent building in
which to educate her eight hundred
children. Did you ever think oft.
Monday night quite a respectable
audience gathered at the Masonic Hall
n response to the notice published in
he city papers last week. John w.
Bernard was called to the chair and
v. M. Gill elected secretary. Short
peeches were made by Messrs MILAN.
Vm. Hart. P. F. Greenwood, A Clark,
J. M. Plckler, Geo. T Spencer, DR.. R.
1. Browne, ]. S. Baker, DR.. Cohen,
;. Amick, S. F. Stahl, W. NJ. Gill, J.. |
}. Larklns and Phil. Smith, all favoring |
he project to build a new school house
18th the exception ofMr. A. Clark. A
ircular issued by and expressive of the
ofthe School Board was also
cad by Mr.. Greenwood,
We learn that a surveying party for
mother new railroad will be through
lirksvllle some time next month. We
Understand it will be for the purpose of
boxing out route for the long talk
d of northwest and southeast railway
, connect st. Louis and Sioux City or
ankton or some other northwestern
ONT; Should it be built it will most
kelly strike the southeast corner ofthis
ounfy, cross the Wabash at Kinks.
lille, and 60 directly northwest through
le coal fields of Adair and Putnam.
18th two new railroads, a big Union
'epot, a bran new school house and
her additional Improvements talked
!, Kirksville will certainly boom for
e next two or three years.
When a newspaper goes to sticks
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