Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-10-23
cRAPHIcs.


Fine weather.
| w. p. Edmondson, son in law OF J.
c. Maynard. is very sick.
| Subscribe for the GRAPHIC in time to
begin with the new stoty.
A good teacher wanted. Apply to
the County Commissioner immediate.
ly.
A lice Gray is comingl Look out for
the new story that will begin in three
weeks
Don't let this opportunity slip, to
secure a machine shop and foundry at
Kirksville.
II is reported that graf n buyers are
paying 1919 cents per tushel tor oats
at Queen City.
The State Anti Horse Thief Associa-
ton held Its annual session in this
CITY Wednesday.
The traditional ten pounds of mas.
culine gender arrived a, Prof BAN.
ards. Wednesday morning.
Now is time 10 subscribe for the
Weekly Granhic. Only one dollar for
one year, if you subscribe at once.
At the request of number
of our subscribers. we again
publish the stock law in full this week
If you do not take the Week ly
GRAPHIC, leave your name and one
dollar and get the family paper one
year.
Don't forget that Rev. Simpson Ely,
the noted Evangelist, will begin a
series of meetings in the. Christian
church tomorrow evening.
The GRAPHIC subscribers are coming
in throngs. Join the crowd ana be
made happy whole year for one
dollar.
If you have trend or nelghbor who
is not taking the GRAPHIC, show them
this copy and ask him to subscibe for it
while he can get it for one dollar.
Remember, the Weekly GRAPHIC is
the only paper in the county that
gives reliable market reports. The
markets alyne will save you the cost Of
the paper.
DR.. Strick!ands brother, Frank
Strickland, recently from ONO, is
studying dentistry with DIR. l. H.
Pierce and will attend lectures at st.
Louis this winter.
A machine shop and foundry is one
OF the great needs of huntsville. The
business men are taking hold in earnest
and liberal subscriptions are beng
made daily.
Lee & Jameson have made extensive
improvements in their lumber yard,
their gentlemanly manager j. II. Routt
will give you prices to suit the hard
times, whenever you need anything in
their line
Mr.. Otis Miller, whose house was
burned down on the Sth of August,
has just completed new residence
and will begin the erection of a barn
at once, all the timber being now on
the ground.
A lett err from Minneapolis, states
that Pro f. McFadon is very sick with
typhoid fever. His many warm friends
here will learn this with deep regret.
His physician thinks the prospects for
his recovery are favorable.
Mr.. George Rice attended a fine
stock sale in one of the lower counties
last week and purchased very fine
thorough bred, short horn calf, which
he brought to his farm last Thursday.
Nh. Rice takes great interest in fruit
and fine stock.
The Quincy Mo-, & P. Ry. Company
have lately made two or three surveys
near the Rock Island depot, and the
impression prevails that the two roads
are to be connected at the Rock Island
depot. Nothing definite, however Is
known as both companies keep their
own secrets. Trenton Republican
Last Saturday, Just as the carpenters
were finishing the new house for Otis
Miller, the taglng gave way and his
, son Edwin fellifron the roof, distance
of twenty-five feet, putting his right
ankle out OF place. The foot is very
painful and the young man will be
laid up for some time.
The protracted meeting at the
Christian church commences Saturday
TX p. M, Oct. oath. All are cordially
invited to attend, especially at the be
ginning of the meeting, to hear the
very able evangelist, Simpson Ely's,
discourses on defense of the Bible and
Christianity. J. W. DAVIS,
Pastor.
Mrs. Leech has just returned from
St. LOUIS, where she spent weel
, selecting and purchasing her tall and
D writer stock of millinery. Her good;
represent the latest styles, and witt
har lonp exnarience. large and elegant