Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-12-04
The WEEKLY GRAPH
I G. SUBLETTE. Proprietor
rpynAN nrn 49,,
FRIDAY DEC. ,s,,
GRAPHICS.
rinsman for photographs.

Rs7 Wilson m anufactures Nav.
MAIDS cough candy.
Trimmed hats to give away a,
Mrs. Richev'e.
Edmond Wallace was present.
ed with fine Thanksgiving tur.
key by Slgler Bros.
Col. Switzler, of Columbia. has
assumed editorial management OF
the Chillicothe Constitution.
The office of the Kahoka hide
pendent was destroyed by fire
Thursday evening of last week.
A Knight of Pythias lodge of
forty seven members, was recent
ly Instituted in Memphis, Mo.
Capt. Z. o. Gates who has been
coufned to the house with rheu-
matism for some weeks is again
able to be out.
Farmers, do you want sale bills ?
If you do the Graphic job office
will turn you 1T better work at
lower rates than any other Office
in the state.
The city has contracted with the
Electric Light Company for twen-
ty-one arc lights at $685. each
pei month for street illumination.
An all night service has been or
dered.
Thu story of Damon and Pythi-
as was beautifully presented at
the opera house Wednesday night
by Actor Malmburg and wife.
The entertainment was n compll-
mentary given by the Kirksville
Lodge knights of Pythias.
Prof. G.. q. Laughlin will
preach at the Christian church
next Sunday at IL a. m. and 7 p.
m. Morning theme; "The True
Legion of Honor" evening theme;
Conversion" All are cordially
invited.
c. n. Cook, the Few proprietor
of the Kirksville Cigar Factory, is
worhing q large force of hands,
and his goods are having an i'm
meuse sale at home and abroad.
His Leader" is a great favorite
with smokers.
Mrs. Nancy Perkins, of LaPlata,
committed suicide by taking a
dose of strychnine. She had been
married only six weeks, and
domestic trouble is supposed to
have caused the act. She was
sister of Collector J . 81. Paul, of
this county.
One package of the GRAPRICs
addressed to Adgir, failed to reach
its destination last week. The
trouble is not with this office nor
is it with the Kirksville postoffice.
The papers we, e lost after being
put on the train. An investiga-
ton will be made.
There will be special meeting
of Kirksville Lodge K. of P. No.
Y, ct its castle hall,sthis, Friday,
evening, to confer the ranks of
Knight and Esquire. All knights
are requested to be present, and
visiting brethren are cordially H.
yited to attend.
A very pleasant social was en-
joyed at the home of Mr.. A. j.
Willhite by a large number of
Kirksville's young people, last Sat-
urday evening. An elegant lunch
con was served, at s o'clock. After
luncheon, the guests were enter
tanned with games and music un-
til II o'clock.
The LsPlsta Home Press boasts
of having a subscriber that has
paid for his paper to April 1894,
and the Moberly Democrat thinks
that is the only case of the kind
on record. The GRAPHIC has a
subscriber, Mr.. c. E. Fout, of
Los Angeles, Cal, who has paid
for his paper to February 1895.
Mr.. Daniel Harris, manager of
the Salisbury Tobacco Company,
was in the city Monday on BUSH
ness connected with his firm. Two
brands of tobacco big Hit" and
Fine as Silk" manufactured by
the Salisbury Tobacco Company,
are said to be the finest manufsc-
tured in this country, and are
rapidly becoming the fayorites
everywhere.
Tuesday night the Young Mems
Business Association as reorgan-
lied, The old officers were re-
tanned as officers of the new organ
ization. The rule making seven
members q quorum instead of
twenty was adopted. The cores
ponding secretary was ordered to
correspond with Dodson & Hills
in regard to the establishment OF
sailing works at Kirksyille. 1t
Was also ordered that correspond
ence be opened with parties in
terested in regard to establishing
a canning factory at kirksville.