Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-02-16

LINES ought 10 lie lively IN klrks
vile the coming summer.
N. l.. Bunnell is making big sue
cess with his Balm of Lite medicines
Workmen commenced removing the
debris of The north side FIRE on Monday
Mr.. John Fish Jr., of Greentop ha!
moved to Huntsville with his family.
Several Young men from the country
ATE preparing to start to California ant
Colorado.
The MIlard package got switched of
on the wrong route last week. Not
our fault.
Mr.. n. Speer, of Greentop paid us a
pleasant business cal. on Tuesday
morning.
Prof. Murphy. of Liberty township
spent several days in Kirksville this
week
Sunday was in a somewhat melting
mood but Sunday night the mercury
shrunk down to zero again.
Mr.. G. Wall. Smith. has decided not
to go to Kansas this year but has leased
the old pace the Dodson property
for another year.
John Garimer has cabinet shop for
all kinds OF repairing etc. on the street
leading to the O. N. Depot.
J. W. Lind is teaching the Floyd's
Greek school and is highly spoken of as
teacher.
Mr.. Thomas Webb orn, Oh this county,
We learn. recently returned from trip
to Dakota.
If our correspondent at Floyd's Creek
had furnished his name his communi-
cation would have been thankfully ac-
cepted.
We learn that Mrs. Plffer's sale on
Monday netted about eleven hundred
dollars.
Our printer has been kept busy on
sale bills mostly for a week past. A
large numb Der Of people are selling off
their stock, implements, etc.
We regret TO hear that there is very
much sickness IN The neighborhood of
Floyd Greek this winter.
MIR. John Smith, living near the
White school house lost a valuable
mare recently. Just laid down and
died
j. L. Zigler. Of Liberty township. has
been spending the week in Huntsville,
IN attendance in Circuit court.
Mr.. T. i. Dewitt is preparing
start to southern California IN search
Of health, some lime next week.
B. E. Guthrie, u IN. Sears, J.T. Jones
Jos. Park. all Macon county attorneys,
were attending court here this week.
Mr. r. Cavett. of Walnut township,
returned !: edneSday morning from St.
Louis where ne had been attending {.
5. Court as juror.
Mr. Z. r. Miller and family start for
Kansas this week. Mr.. MiIler has sold
lis farm near Prairie Bird. He will !
settle in Anderson county, in Kansas. |
Dir. H. |. Shull, who has been attend
ing medical lectures at st. Louis this
winter, i, spending few days at home
ibis week. He came up Wednesday
and expects TO return again.
VIM. Hall. living southeast of this
place has Leen awarded $1027.73 back |
pension. with future allowance OF IS |
per month His final papers were re-
;eivei yesterday through W. L. Criggs. |
The south tound Cannon BALI be.
ow No berly met with an accident
night. The engine was de-
rallied and the engineer and fireman
both killed.
L. J. Bell was awarded the contract
for keeping the poor farm for the ensu-
ing year. We believe he will ill the
place. in an efficient, humane and ac-
ceptable manner There were number
Of bids for the place.
We do not imagine man to be
hereto, a scamp and a scoundrel, and
refuse TO bow to him or his family be-
cause he happens to take six bit job
Of. work 10 our competitors. Even the
best OF Us are liable TO err occasionally.
That i al.
Every farmer should be fully equip
ped for the spring work before plowlng
time. Buy your Flows and Cultivators
etc. at al early date. CarotEers &
Greene have every thing you n ay need
in farm machinery. Cali at their store
before the rush.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Jacob Saner who
has been suffering from the injuries re-
ceived last fail. an account of which we
published. had his injured leg ampu-
tated half way between the knee and
ankle. Dr.. Coe, Grove and Sparkling
performed the operation.
The attention of our readers living
in southern Schuyler and northern
Adalr is called to the double column