Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-04-16
GRAPHlcs.

Go to Fout for wall paper.
Farmers are almost done sowing
oats.
Several important cases in court
this week.
\ number of squirrels have
been placed in the park.
Services at the Episcopal church
next Sunday evening April 18th.
Test your seed corn, that you
may know what you are depending
upon.
/. NJ. Crow and Peter Moore
have seed corn which they guar
antee to grow.
W. L. Griggs will remove his
family to Kansas City the first of
July.
Andrew Hays and family start
ed to Newton, Kansas, their new
location, last Monday morning.
Mrs. W. G. Fout and daughter,
Maud, returned from a two weeks
visit with relatives in Kansas City,
Monday evening.
Ladies, for the finest designs in
wall paper, go TO the store of W.
G.. Fout, west side of the
square.
The Buzzards at Brasfeld d
Kellogg's are attracting great at
tention. They are no "sell' and
every man, woman, boy and girl
in the county should see them.
Mrs. G. W. Sublette and little
daughter 10 arrived from Texas,
last Friday evening, and will
visit relatives and friends for a few
weeks, when they will return to
their home in Minneapolis Min
nesota.
". G. Fout has an immense
line of wall paper, ranging in
prices from the cheapest to the
most expensive. Give him call,
for whatever your wants are, in
this line, he will be able to satisfy
you.
Cd. Jones of Edna, E. Higbee,
n. Shelton and J. d. Payton of
Lancaster, Jno. Smoot of Memphis,
Ben Eli Gutherie and Jno. T.
Williams of Macon, and Judge
James Ellison of Kansas City,
we're in attendance at court this
week.
Owing to the heavy mail Friday
evening the route agent on the @.
NJ. & P. Ry., did not have time to
go through the pouches before
reaching Stahl City, consequently
the GRApHIcs for Stahl and Shib-
! lys Point did not reach their des-
tination on time.
The ladies of Kirksville, appre-
ciating the bravery and heroism of
the fire company, will give a sup
per and festival, in the Skating
Rink, Friday evening, April 3Oth.
The proceeds to go to the fire.
mans fund. Let everybody turn
out and give them a patronage
worthy of the cause.
The new town board met Mon
day evening and appointed R. S.
Halliday as clerk; r. NJ. Ringo
Treas, j. NJ. Mccall, attorney; o.
C. Snyder, dept. marshal; J. R.
Morgan, cemetery Com, and
Henry Lauthers, street commits,
sioner; first regular meeting next
Monday evening.
Rev. 7. B. Cunz will have g
series of meetings, continuing
every day during the week before
Easter. in st. James German
English Church, Germania Mo
Sunday morning, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings in English
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
in German, All are invited tc
attend.
William Hicks, the gentlemanly
agent, for the celebrated Starl
nurseries, was in town last Satur
day, and Monday of this week
experimenting their spring
delivery at this place. There
was a constant flow of visi
tors to the building, where the
trees were stored. Mr.. Hicks in
!, vited each customer to cut ope1
his bundle and if anything wa:
found wrong, he would be givel
the trees for nothing. The grea
, care taken in packing and the ex
, cellent condition and quality Q
) the trees, were the best advertise
= ment the Stark Nurseries eoul
{ have in Adair county. The agent:
) when making the canvass last fall
r guaranteed that, everything woul,
: be delivered just as represented
and the customers with whom W
talked, expressed themselves q
, more than satisfied, everythin
E being as represented and in add
S ton the present of a Russian Mu
harry Another wear the patron