Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-10-09
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Go to I. a. AligaieIs LOT iresn
oysters.
The famous Georeia Mins'rels next
Wednesday night.
Look out for the street parade by the
Georgia Minstrels,
is. Pool. express agent, has an
elegant new wagon.
An interesting letter from Arkansas
will appear in our next issue.
The Georgia Minstrels at Merchantile
Hail Wednesday eve Oct 14th Remem-
Der the date.
KirksviIie has the reputation OF be-
ing the cheapest town in the state, IN
which to buy goods.
Every one is advised to JOIN the
singing class advertised in another
column, in order to learn how to sing
well lnthe church and home circle.
Mr.. Jureenson, a prominent stock
grower of Macon county, while driving
his cattle from pasture, was attacked
and killed by his two year old Holstein
bull, last Friday
Mr.. J. G, Thatcher's little daughter,
caught her foot in q bad place IN the
sidewalk last Saturday, injuriug her so
severely, that she has not been able to
attend school since.
Peter Reese. received his pension
money, Monday. Mr.. Reese was good
soldier aud is a good scltizen. We
congratulate HIM on this recognition
fem Uncle Sam.
Mat Peach, Miss Sadie Monark, and
Emma Sling and sister were brought
bef,-e the Mayor this week for dis
turbing the Holiness meeting Sunday
night by talking and laughing.
J.F. Dimmett sold bunch OF cattle
10 Z. Updyke last week that averaged
1903 lbs. They were taken from the
pasture and weighed, and had not
eaten an ear OF corn.
Mr.. D. C. RatIiff Of Sperry, purchased
fine thoroug bred short horn calf
from.Mr. Geo. Spencer, Wednesday land
took same TO his farm. We are glad
to note the daily increasing interest in
fns stock in this county.
DR.. Perkins and family, R, McVay
aad family Thos. Wellhorn and wife,
James Moots and family all passed
through town Tuesday, en- route for
Bleeding Kansas" These were all
substantial citizens OF Adair county and
we regret 10 see them leave.
Frank Smith. VIM. Bennett and Jno.
Campbell of Edna were arrested last
week for gam bling, Smith was fined
S27, so costs. Bennett $50 and costs
and Campbell SIS and costs. Verify
the way of the transgressor is getting
TO be hard one in Huntsville.
Our Merchants made rush on us,
at the last moment, this week and we
did not have time to get out a supple
ment bat we still give twice as much
reading matter as any other Taper in
town. Read what cur Merchants say,
their talk this week will prove inter
estlng.
The Christian Church has arranged
with Simpson Ely. the evangelist, to
assist their paster j. w. DAVIS in hold
ing proti acted meeting il this city
to commence the oath of this month
Elder Ely is very able and successful
evangelist and a grand meeting i:
expected.
Mr. R, W. Miles returned from Scot
land county last Saturday. As before
stated he was taken dangerously il
while there, and confined to the bed
for FIVE weeks. His illness has left HIN
50 Frustrated, that he will have severe
struggle to permanently recover. Jane!
TOomhs his nephew, accompanied him
home.
MIR. c. A Hart, who has lately taken
SO many premiums on poultry and
fine stock, attended the organization OF
the Adair Comfy Poultry Association
Tuesday, at this place, and presented
ye Editor with pair of beautiful pure
bred Houdans, for which he will please
accept our best thanks.
The following Kirksvillian's are at
tending the fair at st. Louis this week:
N. S. Montgomery, w. G. Fout s
Jonas, Wood Fulterson, James Minear
James Clark, Charley Fowler. Jno
Tinsman, R. NJ. Ringo, n. G. PARCEL
Jno. Thompson, w. j. Ashlock, E 0
Gates and wife, j. N. DeFrance ant
daughter, Mrs. A. J. Doneghy, T
Brewington, Theo. Morey, Nj. anC
Mrs. R. I. Fowler. and W. F. Link
The Adair County Poultry Associa
ton met at the Graphic Office Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, W. A. Adam:
was chosen president. Horace Shseks
Secretary, B. A. Bowman Treasurer
and WI Richey corresponding Sec
1t was decided to have the Poultr.
show at Kirksville the ID Sd and 4ti
OF Dec. n, B, Pierce of Indianapolis
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