Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-11-12
GRAPHICS.

". G. Fout for school books.
See those elegant window shades
stW. G. Fout's.
A new supply of superior vio-
Inns at Hart & Miller's. 2
A protracted meeting is in pro-
cress at the NJ. E. Church South.
The Prohibition State ticket re-
ceived % votes in Benton town.
ship.
Ed. Russell will preach at Sub
lette, Saturday evening, Sunday at
la m. and Sunday evening. All
are invited.
The LaBelle Star is again en-
our table. 1t is edited by c. W.
Mulinex, who has returned from
Nebraska fery-eyed politician.
Owing to the excellent pastur-
age and the high prices paid for
cream the creamery has done an
excellent business through Octo-
Der and November.
W. F. Sholly, The Peoples
Printer, has located on the south
east corner, one door east of Brew
ington & Fowler. He makes COM
mercial work speciality.
The Weekly GRAPHIC and the
Weekly Globe-Democrat for one
year only S1.05. Two Of the larg-
est papers in the United States
for the money.
Mr.. c. z. Russell, eldest son of
Ed. A. Russell, of this place, was
elected to the Office of County
Clerk, for Dade county, on the Re
publican ticket by handsome ma
jority the End inst.
Mrs. Halter and family desire to
express their thanks to the fire
company and citizens who worked
SO nobly to save their property
from destruction last Monday
morning.
c. B. Polly brought a car load
Of very fine hogs to town last
Tuesday. Prices have been SO
demoralized by the Chicago strike
that he could not get a bid on
them, and shipped them himself
to the st. Louis market.
Having determined to quit the
Grocery business my stock is offer
ed for sale at low prices. Call for
bargains in Glassware, Stoneware
and everything kept in general
grocery store. WIN. GIBBONS,
Normal Grocery.
Mr.. Sol. Otto, the jolly miller of
Sloans Point, presented us with a
sack of his celebrated Buckwheat
-four, last Monday. AS we had no
better-half to test it we took it to
an experienced cook, who pro-
nounced it of excellent quality.
Accept thanks.
Twenty-Five families passed
through town the latter part Of
last week, en-ropte for the Creb-
ston mines. They came from Be
vier, No., and are in the employ of
the Penna., Coal Co., and will live IN
the miners cottages of that compa-
ny at Crebston.
During the fire Monday morn
ing Frank Koehl was hit on the
head with sad iron, thrown from
the second story of the building.
and knocked down. AS the one
throwing the iron had taken the
precaution to wrap it up in blan.
ket, Mr.. Koehl was not seriously
injured.
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Monday morning about s e'clocl
the large frame house of Mrs
Halter in the southeast part o
town was discovered to be on fire
Before the fire department coul'
subdue the flames nearly the en-
tire second story was destroyed
The household goods were nearl
all saved, tbut in a damaged condi
ton. The building was insure
in the Royal of London for S7O(
which will hardly cover the ez
pense of repairing.
Henry Jones, of Bonaparte, La
breeder of twenty-six varieties {
poultry, twenty-five varieties {
pidgeons, all varieties of rabbit
white maltese cats, ferrets, an