Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-10-14
GEAPEICS,
Buy Star flour.

Circuit Court is in session this
week.
r II. Perry was in st. Louis
several days this week purchasing
goods.
William Craig of Walnut town
ship died Sunday afternoon and
was buried Tuesday.
DR.. Goben has moved 10 his
new parlor Office upstairs in the
Cohen building, room No. l.
Geo. Shoop, one mile north of
Novinger, will have a public sale
Of cattle and horses, October %.
Jas. Boyd. of Brashear, has sold
his farm to a Mrs. Miller, of
Knox county, aud will move to
Los Angeles, Cal.
Pollock Bros. presented their
wonderfully popular play, The
Shetland Lass, to a large audi
ence at the Opera House, Monday
night.
The funeral sermon III memory
of hrs. Ann 4. Howell viii be
preached at the Vi. Z. church, one
half mile west of Gibbs, the 10 urth
Sunday in October at II a. M.
The Democratic township con-
ventions viii be held Saturday,
October 10, to elect delegates TO
the Democratic county convention
in Kirksville Monday, October II.
Next Lords day columbian
Sunday will be observed TT the
Baptist church, the subject in the
Forenoon being Our Schools, IN
the evening the theme viii oe
"The Commission
The theme at the Christian
church Sunday morning will be,
"Liberality." In the evening,
"The free man." Services at 6
p. m. by the Young Peoples So
cietY of Christian Endeavor.
n. Ebert, of Bullion, recently
left at the GRAPHIC office, seven
ears of corn that were well matur-
ed and weighed nine pounds.
The corn was planted the first day
of June, and was safe from frost
the first of September
Hon. S. G. Brock will speak in
Kirksville Gctobar is. Mc. Brock
is in position TO give statistics
showing the condition Of trade
and commerce, end tbs benefits Of
the Mckinley tariff. All are In
vitea 10 hear him. iou viii be
highly entertained.
j. G. Denton, seven miles east
of kirksville, and two snd & half
miles northeast Of Bullion, Will
have public sale of cattle, hors-
es, hogs, corn, hay, farm imple-
ments and household goods.
Tuesday, Oct. is. Buoy & Boone
are the auctioneers.
We call attention to the advsr-
t!5emant of Jos. Baum in this
GRAPHIC. Mr.. Baum has made a
new departure in business and
marked his goods away down. For
proof of this you only have to call
at his immense establishment and
get his prices.
The mouth harmonics has
until recently been considered a
toy instrument, but the excellent
performances by Prof. Wallace In
Chicago few years since has de-
monstrated its abilities and
elevated it to a conspicuous place
among musical instrum ents. Hart
d Son have the best assortment IN
tho city; all keys and all prices.
Judge c. B. Policy, who recent
ly purchased the large residence
formerly owned by Saml. Reed,
has had the same raised and TIE
grounds neatly terraced. and is al
so putting splendid side walk
about the property. The work
has been done at an expense of
several hundred dollars, but the
increased value OF the property
will repay the outlay.
S. f. Smith, formerly Of Wal
nut township, this county, but
now resident of Lamar, No,
writes the GRAPHIC that he went
to CotfeyvilIe, Ksns, last week to
see the battle field where the Dial
ton gang was wiped out OF exist
ence. He says it was ghastly
sight and one that he does not
wish to behold q second time. In
speaking of th e country about La
mar, he declares that it does not
compare with Adair county; crops
are very light there as they have
had no rain to speak OF since
April.
Wednesday afternoon car
rage was driven by colored
driver to the residence of Judge
Ellison, to bring the Judge down
town to take care of Stone and