Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-12-18
GRAPHICS.
Let us secure q cannery.

Tinsman for photographs.
Carter Bros, dentists. south side
Judge Gregg and E. F. Davis,
of Gibbs, were In town Monday.
Mrs Henry Sohn Is recovering
from severe attack. of erysipelas,
Miss Matte Shelley, who has
been sick for some time, is recov-
ering.
Prof. W. L. Holloway's little
daughter who has been very i'll, is
now convalescent.
Do not forget our premium
map. A splendid new story be-
gins next week.
There were eight sccessions by
letter at the Methodist Episcopal
church last Sunday.
ED. A. Russell, who has been
confined to his room for three
weeks, is again able to be out.
The census of Kirksville has
just been completed by Mr.. viii
Dodson. The population is 1904.
The protracted meeting at the
L. B. church grows IN interest
daily. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Rev. Z. o. Deputy, of Eagle
vile, Mo-, is in the city this week,
assisting in the protrscted meet
ing at the I. B. church.
The grip has large per cent. of
Kirksville's population in its
clutches, but 1t is of milder form
than at any previous visitation.
Elijah Sampson, of Pettis
township, will no longer vote the
Democratic ticket, since Missouri
refuses to pay the bounty on wolf
seslps.
A pretty calendar is one of the
best "gds" business firm can
use. A full assortment of calen-
dsrs can be seen at this Office. Call
and look at them.
James Garrett has accepted q
position with ]. NJ. Long, on the
east side, and would be glad to
have his old friends and customers
call and see him at his new place
of business.
Mr.. c. L. Rardin, the live mer-
chant of Millard, was in Kirksville
Tuesday, and called at the Graphic
office. He is a thorough business
man and enthusiastic over the out,
look for Millard's future.
Prof. G. b. Laughlin will
preach at the Christian church
next Sunday at II a. m. and p.
m. Morning theme: Seven Ele-
ments of Justification" evening
theme: Winning Souls"
The home of Hon. W. 81. Par
cells was the scene of a very hap
py gathering last Friday evening.
About forty guests were entertain
ed and the evening was passed
with music, cards and dancing.
Last week we published a short
account of the work of the picture
fraud in Lancaster. Since We have
been informed that he visited
kirksville and took large num-
Der of orders, collecting the cash
in advance.
Rev. J. B. Mitchell went to st.
Louis Tuesday morning to attend
q Missionary Conference of his
church and does not expect to re-
turn till the early part Of next
week. His pulpit will not be filled
next Sabbath. The Y. P. S. c. E.
will conduct q service at Z p. m.
All will be cordially welcomed.
A committee has been appointed
to canvass among the business
men to see what can be done to es-
tablish a cannery. Farmers who
are willing to contract tomatoes,
sugar corn, beans and peas, can
drop q card to the GRAPHIC Office,
stating number of acres that they
Will contract to grow.
The premiam map given by the
Weekly GRAPHIC for new subscri-
bers and renewals, is not a small
paper map to paste upon the wall,
such as have been given as premi-
ums, by some of our papers, but 6
large, beautifully colored map
mounted on rollers, and an orna'
ment to any room. Call and see
them and then leave your order.
Jerry Weeden and Jerry Pol.
lard porters of the Steele ano
Pool hotels had a ''scrap" at the
o. K. depot Saturday to determine
who should have possession of s
valise. Pollard came out victor
and both appeared before the
Mayor and contributed ST. 20 eact
in the way of fine and costs, prln
clpally costs.
Wednesday night L. w. Pratt
arrested fellow by the name O
Murray, near the Wabash depot
Murray was under the influence