Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-12-03
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The poultry show is a grand
success.
Highest cash prices paid for old
iron at the Kirksville foundry.
Look out for the week of Dec.
9Th in place of the the 17th.
The price of hogs is tending up
ward and farmers are correspond
ingly happy.
Take your wife and children to
see the fine fowls now on exhibit
ton at the poultry show.
Brasfeld & Kellogg weighed up
four hundred and twenty-six hogs
Monday. Good buying for one
day.
For you" he said, I'D gladly
die, I've loved you well and long"
The cruel girl made no reply, she
rang achestnut gong.
Sperry Items reached this office
last week too late for insertion.
They should be sent from Sperry
by Tuesdays mail.
Rev. G. W. Sharp has been pre-
sented with fine buggy by New
York Sunday school, in apprecia-
ton of his Sunday school work.
Read our weather predictions in
this issue. Those who have been
afraid that there would be no
stock water this winter, may rest
easy.
C.S. Hart, of Greencastle, r.
S. McCandless of Memphis and
Heether of Huntsville, have ele-
giant displays of fowls at the poul-
try show.
Remember that the poultry show
closes tomorrow. Don't miss this
opportunity to see the finest dis
play of fowls ever held in North
east Missouri.
The weather this week has had
an iceberg attachment, but Blake
saws. the curtains will not go up
on the winter tragedy till about
Dec. Doth.
Remember the Henry f. Adams
Combination all next week at the
Opera House; prices % and 30 cts
get your seats early at Normal
Book Store; no extra charges fol-
reserved seats.
The Chacago, Burlington and
Quincy Rv.. is contemplating
building an anal air line through Kinks
Vile to head off the Atchison
which is making rapid progress il
perfecting the Chicago-kansa'
City air line project.
We have received the first mum
Der of the Brashear Citizen, Ed
S. Link, editor and proprietor. L
is neat five column folio ant
well patronized by the business
men of that live, progressive town
Brashear.
The ladies of the Woman's For
eign Missionary of the c. P. con
gregation will conduct publ
service in that church next Sab
bath evening at Z o'clock to whicl
all are cordially invited.
Mrs. NJ. c. MITCHELL, Pres.
We have heard the defenc
made by Mr.. W. H. DeFrance 70
W. E. PARCELS, who was brough
before United States Commission
er Musick, for violating the reve
nue. law last week, very highl
spoken of. Mr.. PARCELS was al
quilted.
The Adams Combination ;
Smiths Opera House one weel
commencing Dec. 9th. Openin
play The Daughter of the Reg
ment;" prices Is and 35 cents. \
extra charges for reserved seat
Ticket3 on sale now at Norm
Book Store of B. T. Heiney q G
Our Prairie Bird package W,
sent astray last week. The WI
son and Prairie Bird package
we're mailed at the same time al
both should have reached their T
spective destinations last Frida
Postmasters will confer favor
notifying us when the GRAPH
fails to reach them on time.
In the public schools of til
city half holiday is given ca
month to the room having t
highest per cent of attendant
Mrs. Burton room carried off t
banner for the month just close
Teacher and pupils raised enoui
money to hire five teams, and
took advantage of the snow
putting in the afternoon sleighr
ing.