Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-09-04

q. e. Ross returned form Okla
homs Monday.
G. W. Tull wants wood in ex.
change for photographs.
Trescott Brothers started their
evaporation Thursday.
The walls of the new bank built,.
ing are going up rapidly.
Cannon Ball will pace against
time at the fair next week.
The firm of Bibb e. Halliday
has dissolved partnership.
Mrs. FLORENCE KNIaHToN is
again in the Normal book store.
The Breeders Gazette from now
until Jan. l, 1892, only 80 cents.
Mr.. Grant Corbln is again at
his old place in the Doneghy
stores.
Miss Bessie Duffield has accept
ed a position in the store of B. f.
Lamkin.
Mr.. Chas. E. Wheat has pur-
chased the grocery stock of Hollo-
way & Co.
Cole & Greene are moving to
their new quarters on the east
side.
The Jennie Holman Company
will be at the Opera House all
of next week.
The Shetland pony races each
day during the fair will be draw
ing attraction.
r. NJ. Brashear shipped a car
load of hogs to Chicago, over the
o. X. line Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Farmer, with the
Quincy Sunday Optic, spent Sun
day in Kirksville.
MIR. D. j. Elsea has purchased
half interest in the photograph
gallery of q. g. PARCEL.
Watch for the uniformed band,
which will appear on our streets
each day next week.
Merchants will close their places
of business each afternoon of next
week from 10 o'clock to 4 o'clock.
The repairs in the Presbyterian
church are completed, and the US
nal service will be held there next
Sunday.
Cannon Balls pacing at the
Kirksville fair next week, will be
his last appearance on the track
this season.
Cole & Darrow moved their
hardwal Q stock to their new quar-
tiers in the Porter corner Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. Jos. SHUMAN, of Wilson
township, has entered the Com
merciaI College, and will take the
complete course.
Henry Range of this place was
severally injured by a vicious
horse on the fair grounds at Mex
leo, last week.
B. S. Kerns threshed his wheat
Tuesday. and the WELD WAS 25
bushels per acre. The grain is
of fine quality.
Mr.. James Miller, a prominent
farmer of Monroe county, is in
town this week arranging to send
three of his children to the Nor
NAL.
Mesdamea, ]. s. Pool, s. J. Mil
Ter and j. r. Musick were ap-
pointed judges in the fancy work
and art departments at the LaPla-
ia fair.
A display of Japanese fire works
between the races will be part OF
the fair program each day next
week. There will be q fine dis.
play in town each night for the
entertainment of visit tors.
Old Settlers day at the fair is
next Tuesday, September s. AL
old settlers entitled to the priv.
leges granted them by the fail
association should be present on
that day and enjoy happy reun
ion.
A match game of base ball vii
he played between the Edna ant
Trenton mines at the Kirksvill,
fair grounds next Teusdsy morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Large delega.
tons from Edna and Trenton viii
be here to witness the game.
The Jennie Holman company
will be here all of next week. This
company is endorsed by the press
where ever it has appeared. Thu
plays are established successes, anc
rare treat is in store for oul
thester goers next week.
Mr.. G. w. Felker, young
farmer, of Polk township, left q
this Office Friday, basket of thu
finest potatoes we have seen Thu