Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-11-14
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Fine weather.
Let us have peace.
The roads are getting passable. :
Young hoodlums need looking after.
Corn gathering is in full Roadway
and the yield is good.
Business has been almost suspended
for the past two weeks.
A number OF new houses are in
course OF erection.
A live literary and debating club Is
talked OF.
whats the latest has become a
very tlresome question.
The new Collector doesn't take office
till next spring.
This is the closing week of the first
term of the Normal.
Election betting seems TO oe on the
increase in this country.
The fact that somebody has paid a
bet doesn't settle an election contest.
H. Kinnear is waiting for his COM
mission before issuing his inaugural.
Petitions for change in the post
Office are not IN order till the count is
completed.
Very many think that the cause OF
prohibition has received a black eye by
recent events.
KirksYille has made a good record by
keeping in good humor all through
the election excitement.
The democrats had big blowout at
Macon on Monday night and several Of
our local "magnates" went down to
participate.
The people OF Quincy very senslbly
decided to wait till all the returns were
in before jollifyine.
A handsome addition and extensive
changes are peing made In the Presby'
terrain church.
John R. Musick's trip to the Indiar
Nation Is for the purpose of gathering
literary materials for future use.
Next Lords day II a. m. Elder A
Russell will commence series of reli
gious lectures IN Gait, Grundy county
Mo.
We presume we shall hear nothins
more of the danger OF two papers o
the same political belief IN Adalr coun
ty. The late returns indicate that tn
old party is in reasonably good condl
ton, notwithstanding.
A number of the leading physician
of the country are now recommending
Prof. Gullmette's Kidney PADS 70
lame back, sciatlca, diabetes. gravel
and other diseases of the kidneys, blad
der and urinary organs.
Considerable corn sold on the street
this week at Soc per bushel.
Local correspondents are invited t
send us promptly all the news of thel
respective neighborhoods. Send
in early in the week.
Owing to election matters and til
delay in the returns the GRAPHIC hs
not been issued with its usual prompt
ness. Hereafter we will try and ha
,, 1t ION time to minute so that OF
J distant readers may know exactl
when to look for it.
} News came in all shapes last week, |
wire, by grape vine, by express and |
box-car. To gather crowd on ar
/. corner one had only to shake blair
paper and shout "hurrahw VIII
straws excited people catch at9
If there isn't an ordinance to su
press the young hoodlum, there Dug
e to be one passed Immediately. Bo
not yet in their teens we're report
;. drunk Saturday night. They are
growing nuisance on every public G
casion.
. We learn there is a subscription {
foot to procure a tin-mounted, bas
wood musket, with lath bay onet,
he presented to our gallant elector,
O order that he might have somethii
q ito shoulder" in case of dispute ov
IL the presidency.
We commence on our inside pages
excellent continued story which W
J. run tor several weeks. Our origin
o story on the first page continues
W grow in interest as the plot is develc
ed. We believe it will prove one of t
best ever penned by Its author. Re
). both of them.
IS The fellow, who by mistake, sent b
! auburn haired sweetheart instead Of
n bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup be
tie OF HAIR dye wants to know II
pest way to commit suicide.
4 Butcher-Your lambs are the fin
= | have seen this spring. Farmer-w
thew ought to be fine, l give them
% much as they want to eat and Ike
III them in good condition by an occasit
al dose of Days Horse and Cattle Pc
der.
Preaching at the Methoi,st Ems