Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-02-13
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DR.. Carter dentist. South side
Blind Boone at the Opera House
Monday night, Feb. IL.
Go and encourage home talent
Friday night, Feb. Goth at the
Opera House.
The revival meeting at Troy
Mills has closed with thirty-one
additions to the church.
A freight engine got off the
track at Julesburg, Monday even
ing and delayed the mail lrain,
forth, half hour.
A large chorus. with en- orches-
trail accompaniment will sing the
"Auril Chorus" at the Opera
House, Feb. Goth.
The grocery stock of J. r. Fer
guson d Co. was sold at public
sale last Saturday. Fair prices
were realized on nearly all sales.
J. Miller shipped car of fine
horses to New York, and Mr..
John Siegle two cars of fine cat
tie to Chicago, over the o. X. line,
Tuesday.
An oyster supper and social
will be given at the residence of
7. ". Fickel. Tuesday evening,
Feb, II. for the benefit of the
minister at Troy Mills.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church will give a social at the
residence of Mrs. Henry Ivie, this
Friday evening. 1t is conun.
drum. Go and guess it.
The social given by the ladies of
the Episcopal church, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Henry 1vie this eve
ming will be unusually interesting
and enjoyable. All are invited.
Mr.. A. A. Talbot has accepted
a position with the hardware firm
of Cole & barrow, and would be
glad to have all his old friends
call on him at his new place of
business.
Deputy Sheriff Adophus Policy,
took James Shoemate of north
west Adair to the Fulton insane
asylum, Monday. Shoemate's in
sanity is the result of religious
excitement.
The Rev. Thomas A. Burke will
preach in the NJ. E. church al
Queen City, next Sunday, Feb. 16,
at II a. m. and Z p. m. These will
be the closing sermons for this
conference year.
We were shown, one day this
week, very fine piece Of engrav-
ing, the work of Master Charley
Harrington. Charley displays a
talent in this line that is certainly
remarkable.
Heavy SHOWS in northern Iowa,
Sunday, delayed all trains. The
Iowa Central failed to make morn.
ing connections with the Wabash,
at Ottumws, Monday morning, and
did not get through until Monday
night.
Mr.. F. J. Koehl sent two pens
of light Brahma chickens to the
Denver poultry show, which was
held at Denver this week. Mr.
Koehls birds are remarkably fine,
and We expect good report from
them.
Rev. Edward James, Evangelist
is conducting REVIVAL meeting al
the First Baptist church of this
city. Mr.. James came to our city
from Moberly, where he had beer
aiding in q meeting in which
about two hundred professed con.
version.
Mr.. Thos. E. Welch, of VIII.
mathyille, sold to r. r. Edmond:
of Sublette, Monday, hog, twer.
ty-four months old. that weighed
$50 pounds. He also sold six pigs,
nine months old, that averaged BOZ
pounds. If any one in Northeast
Missouri can beat this let hin
stand up and give his name.
MIR. j. w. Tinsman was present
ed with very handsome Pas
Chancellor's jewel by the Kinks
vile lodge 4. of P, Monday night
This act of the lodge was a deserv
ed recognition of his devotion t.
the order, and the faithful consci
entious discharge o, all the duties
imposed upon him. The presen
tation speech was made by Prof
RJopkon