Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-04-06
Mrs. Eva NJ Sullivan wa, married

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Wing, of Jefferson. iowa DR.. j. b
. Mitchell performed the ceremony.
Mis-, Ida Collins, Of Ganit, Mo-. l,
visiting her uncle aud aunt, Mr.. ant
Mrs Z NJ Collins, of this city.
Miss Jennie Long, o. Edna who ha.
been visiting Mrs. Jonas Caskey, gave
the GRAPHIC call On Saturday.
Geo. Marchand is recovering from
his accident, and is visiting Kirksville
t'hl- week.
Mas. j. s. Cole. Of Clay township has
ben taking treatments Of Mrs. WIN.
Hart we learn with marked benefit.
Mr.. RoberI PARCELS, who has been
visiting his numerous relatives at this
place. returned to Denver on Wednes-
day.
f. NJ. Harrington sold two Poland
CHINA hogs yesterday. One weighed
$40 and the other 5S5lbs.
Robert Watson is back from Kansas
alter several month absence. ~
Mr. and Mrs. John I Smith started
for Montana. Monday.
Till Smith, now practlcine attor-
new. at Butler, Mo-, is visiting home
folks this week.
Mr.. I C. Campbell sold a young
heitfer last week, that weighed over
1600lhs.
Mr.. J. r. Bradshaw. Of Shibleys'
Point was in to see rs Wednesday aud
ordered his GRAPHIC continued without
fail. Strange people talk so, bnt they
do. .e. rsyJ
Mr.. c. Borneman, who is located at
Paris, Mo-. was home last week on a
visit to his family. He returned to
Paris, Tuesday evening.
If YOU want a nice fitting and sty-
llsh spring suit. now is the time to call
round at Emissions, No. SO and leave
your measure. He will fit you out in
first class style.
Mr.. d. NJ. Lantz is just finishing up
snug little residence just cast Of Mr..
A. Butchers.
Mr.. C. B. Polly was in this week and
favored the GRAPHIC with a little laid
and comfort in the shape of a years
subscription. -a
County Court proceedings for the
extra session, and the regular meeting
last Monday. will appear N our next
issue.
Geo. A. Reynolds, of Clay township,
in order TO keep On the right side Of
the printer, called Monday, while In
town and lef, two silver dollars for the
GRAPHIC. ..
VIM. and Jesse Motter started for
the north on Monday last they 60 to
Minneapolis, MINI, and may then
conclude to 60 further west.
Mrs. ]. w Martin, with her sisters
from Memphis, Mo, are visiting in
Chicago and expect to remain some
weeks. l.
Mr. VIM. Hart, Sr. was in and gave
us a substantial call last week. He
reports the roads between here and
WilmathvilIe pretty bad especially for
We give the proceedings of the
special term of the county courtln this
issue. 1t was crowded out of our last.
Court is in session again this week.
very fine lodge of the Triple AL
nance was organized on Tuesday night.
One commendable feature Of this order
is that ladies are admitted to full men,
bersh ip. and another:is that the in
surance feature is not confined to only
those who die, but living members
have a chance also to realize something
Tor their investment.
How many of the believers in the
"oid sign" of seven rainy Sundays
after a rainy Easter. are there that will
remember year hence that the sig
faiied last Sunday? Those old saws
need revision badly.
We have received copy of the New
Orleans Times Democrat Almanac tor
1888. 1t Is book OF 15S pages filled
with statistics and instructive reading
matter, with tables Of population, pro-
ductiQp etc, OF great value for refer.
ence (
Mr.. w. L. Smith, recently in the
The loan business at this place with Mr..
Hollis,er has located and stuck out his
single at Shelbyville. We notice his
in the Herald.
The following are the officers elected
and installed IN the new order-The
Triple Alliance of this place. Patriarch
DR.. N. Wilson; King, VIM. Kinyon;
Chief Captain, j. w. Tinsman; Capt. of
The Guard, J. A. Tlnsman; LIST Lieut..
w. N. Gill: 2nd Lieut.. Theo. Mercy; +,
j. R. Holloway; Secretary,
Mrs. NJ. Wolverton; Treasurer, Mrs. J.
w. Tinsman, |,
Ladies who wish to purchase health