Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-11-13
GRAPHICS.
TinsmRn for photographs.

Tinsman for photographs.
Carter Bros. dentists. south side
A. Bowen shipped a car of fine
apples to Minneapolis Saturday.
Prof. Blanton lectured ct La.
Plata last Monday evening.
Rev. E. Roszell will preach al
Illinois Bend next Sunday at II a
m.
The phonoeraph at Doneghy's
stores sings distinctly, all the pop
ulsr songs of the day.
Fires in the fields along the
Charlton, west of LaPlata, did
considerable damage last week.
Mr.. Edward D. Glasgow, son of
Mrs. Glasgow, of Bullian, died at
Neehart, Mont, October %.
For fine job work, hand bills
and posters try F. P. Bestman e.
Co., Graphic Building, ur stairs.
The Kirksville Roller Mills are
closed temporarily on account of
the death of Mr.. M illbank's Sis
ter.
The o. K. track from Kirksville
to Quincy with the exception of
about three miles, has been laid
with new steel.
Two or three of our business
men have offered to donate an acre
of land for the purpose of sinking
an artesian we'll.
Ray Wilson has opened an oys-
tar parlor and bakery in Mayn-
ards old stand. Call on him for
fresh bread and oysters.
1t is easier for q camel to 90
through the eye of needle than
for competitors to meet the
prices of Hart & Son.
Brookfield has q number Of ar
tesian wells. They are only twen-
ty-seven feet III depth and the
water rises eighteen inches above
the surface.
The way of the transgressor IS
becoming rough in Kirksville, and
it is not due to the newly macad-
amized streets, but to the watch
full eye of the city Marshal.
Mr.. Rice McFadden, of Knox
county, recently presented the
editor of the Knox county Demo-
crst with dozen potatoes that
weighed twenty-five pounds and
eight ounces.
Professor q. II. Laughlin will
preach at the Christian church
next Sunday at ii a. m. and p.
m. Morning theme, Religion, u
evening theme, Winning souls. u
Public cordially invited.
The Wabash Railroad Company
paid through its agent at this
place, Mr.. w. E. Noonan, Wednes.
day. S3,602Sl, the amount of tax
es assessed that corporation in
Adair county.
There were nine offenders
against the law before the Mayor
Tuesday. Four of them were ny
for fighting, and the remainder fol
drunkenness. The fine and cos
in each case amounted to $500.
The undartakers of Northeas
Missouri met at Macon Tuesday
of last week, and organized thu
Missouri Undertakers' Association
of District No. l. Mr.. 81. Best
man of this city WAS elected presi
dent of the association.
The warehouse and elevator be
longing to Tuttle g. Hines a
Brashesr caught fire, Wednesds,
morning. The flames were discoy
cred and extinguished before an,
material damage was done. The
building was filled with grain ant
farm implements.
A SANDER suit that came III
from Walnut township, was triel
before Justice Gibbons Tuesda,
afternoon. The suit was brough
against Misses Emma Lowe an,
Minnie Martin for SANDER. TIL
case was given to the jury shortl
after 8 o'clock p. m. A verdict O
not guilty WAS returned.
Peter Hurts, of Edna, a pstien
of Dr.Still, diedsof hemorrbage, il
this city, Wednesday. The re
mains were taken to Edna fo
burial and we're inferred in 81
Joseph cemetery Thursday.