Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-10-29
GRAPHlCS.

And rife are campaign lies,
oondemning plot and counter plot
OF most gigantic size.
The papers sell like hot cake 5 then,
And all far-seeing BUSINESS men
Resolve TO advertise.
Boston Courier.
W. G. Fout for school books.
Go to Nichols for groceries.
See those elegant window shades
at ". G. Fout's.
Anew supply of superior vio-
Inns at Hart & Miller's. 2
Thos. Moody, the republican
candidate for State Senator will
address the Republican club at
Kirksville Saturday evening.
Many a man who thinks he is
going to set the world afre finds
to his sorrow that somebody has
turned the hose on him.
I. ". Prentice retured from
Mount Pleasant, Iowa, Tuesday.
His father accompanied him and
will locate either in Adair county.
or Southwest Missouri
There will be a Republican
Rally at Greentop next Monday,
Nov. 1st, at 2p. m. Good speakers
will be present. Everybody at
tend.
J. H. Markey has purchased the
FIVE, ten and fifteen cent counters
of I. L. Fowler and them to his
already large display of these
goods.
During the storm last Saturday
afternoon the roof was blown off
the residence of David Herring,
who lives about four miles South
east of town.
". B. Glenn is at home for
few days; while working on the
rail road near Carrolton, one day
last week, he had his hand injured
which will disable him for some
time.
DR.. C. d. Henry and family left
for Chilicothe, Wednesday morn
ing, where the DR.. has located, and
will practice medicine. The
GRAPHIC wishes him abundant
success in his new location.
The Pure Air base ball club
had contest with the cleans of
Kirksville on the ball grounds at
this place Tuesday afternoon. The
leans were victorious by score OF
q to 80.
As Mr.. NJ. n. Fuller came up
from Quincy last Thursday, he
canvassed the train for the presi-
dency; the following is result OF
the vote: Logan %, Cleveland SO
Blaine 80, Thurman 2, Sherman 2
Another car load of tender loin,
spare ribs, pork sausage, Cranber-
ry sauce and celery just received
at 10. H. Nichols the popular
grocer, opposite Wabash depot.
Beginning with next Sunday
the mail train which arrives here
at 9:45 a. M, going south, and al
5:25 p. H., going north, will be run
daily.
H. K. WADE, Gen'l. Supt, Fl. L
Magee, Gen'l. Manager, and G. f
Meeks, Supt, Northern Division
of the Wabash, went over the road
In their special car, Tuesday.
FRANK Quinn has purchased tn,
interest of Al. Cole in the firm o
Dunlap, Cole & Quinn, and thos'
owing the firm will please call anc
settle, as they desire to clos
all old accounts.
The maidens eyes no longer beam
At the mere mention of Ice Cream.
When chilly grows the autumn night,
The ice cream losses its delight.
But oyster stew served smoking hot,
The pretty girl despises not.
Boston Courier.
FRANK C. REDDISH left fo
Kirksville Tuesday night, wher
ne accepts position with j. /
Whitacre in the New York Store
Frank is a first class salesm a
and clever young gentleman
The Democrat will go to hin
weekly, and wishes him we'll
Memphis Democrat.
Hawley Lowe was severely il
lured last week, while unloadin
railroad iron on the Wabash trac
north of town. One of the iro
bars fell upon splice which fee
up, struck him in the face, frigh'
fully cutting the upper lip an
shocking out two of the frol
teeth.