Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-03-14
eRAPHIcs.
Mr.. j. c. MAYNARD is rebuilding and
rehtting his bake oven this week.

Mr.. J. c. MAYNARD is rebuilding and
rehtting his bake oven this week.
The public school at Ringo's point
came to close on Friday If last week
j. d. Holman. of Liberty township
Is preparing tc build new dwelling
this pring.
Hogs IN st. Louis Wednesday after.
roon, common to good packing 6. so to
. 20. butchers select 6 s. to 7.25
Cattle, 6 81 70 8 90
MH. NJ. l.. Wimber, of Liberty town
Shlt VINO lately returnea from Colora-
10, will cultivate his fathers farm the
coming season and is preparing TO
buud a house IN which TO live
The Primitive Bapusts are holding a
meeting al the red school house n the
northwest part OF this county. Elders
Williams Price and Capps are the
ministers.
y fine piano solo by Mrs Billings
Will be one OF the features OF the enter
iainment by the Arion Club at Smith S
Hail on the night OF The zIst,
We nave received a nice little essay
written by Ada Smith. aged ten years,
belonging 10 the Language class OF the
Benton school. II Is unavoidably crowd.
out this week, but will appear N our
next.
We regret that kirksyilla is about
TO lose good citizen IN the person OF
DR.. II. VI. Nione WAC Is maxim Z prepar-
atoms to move 10 Memphis. Mo, where
lie w'I engage N his profession in
partnership with DR.. j. d. SHldmore.
We wish hun success.
The Arion Glee Club will offer a
choice selection of vocal and insiru-
mental music at their entertainment
on The 2ISt. Their orchestra on the
occasion will be a marked feature.
Lovers OF first class music cannot al
ford to miss the entertainment. We
expect to see Smiths Opera House
crowded.
Mr.. W. =. Shott who also returned
from Colorado this winter has rented
the Lay farm on Spring Creek and Is
preparing, lie says. 10 batch, but we
are inclined Judging from all appear
anee> to think that he has persuaded d
certain young lady ill thus community
10 d. his house work for him. Success
to him IN his new enterprise.
Our Dakota friends who were rejoic-
ing few weeks since IN the mild and
genial winter weather Of the blizzard
and have had good cause torevISe their
opinions during the past few weeks.
Bad As The weather has oeen here 1t is
mild and lamb Ike in comparison TO
the wild gusts of frozen, snow ladened
fury that has swept over Dako ia and
Minnesota. We on Y got the frazzled
out edges of their weather. We would
like 10 hear from some OF our CORES
pondents up there f they ars not all
frozen to death or blown away.
Mr.. Shane left on our table a nice
sample bottle of clean Florida soil
none of your nasty, sticky, black look.
ing dirt that sticks to your boots IN wet
weather, but clean white sand. rea
nice for making house plaster lift was
not quite SO fine. Mr.. Shane says the
soil is that description all the way
down so far as he was able TO judge
a sand bar on Big creek Is richness
compared to this.
The attention of our readers is called
To the advertisement Of Powell d Doug
las. the manufacturers OF the Champion
Wind Mil. This mill has no superior
and it is very popular with those that
have it in use They are durable and
reas enable in price Their Star Pump
are known as the BEST and they are
handled by the best Of dealers every
where. When you are buying pump
see that it is POWELL & Douglas Stal
Pump. Their Boss Sickle Grinder!
have now been in the market for eight
wears. and 1t has taken precedence o
all other, being known fan and wldt
If your dealer does not keep them sent
for Catalogue and prices.
The Cassidy su!ky plow, warranted
the highest running pillow made. is TO
sale at Becktol & Snyder's.