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3rashear Items.

Miss Minnie LIONS, of Kinks
Vile, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Fowler.
Jacob Novinger, Of stahl, was
in town Monday.
S. L. Hustled, of Shibleys Point
visited his parents here during
the holidays.
Mt. and Mrs. McLay are both
quite ill with fever, following the
la grippe.
Among others with whom the
la grippe is making long stay is
DIR. Wiseman, Mr. sHynes, Geo
Platz, Mrs. st Clair, Mrs. Hustled
and Lizzie Sangster.
The Leap Year party at Mrs. ,
Boons on New Years night was
greatly enjoyed by all present
Those present were JOHN Reh=
ertson and Ella Reiner, IL. Y.
Lee, Eta Henry, Walter Lee,
Emma McCoy, Charlie Hustled,
Eta Lee, Wilbur Mccoy, Sadie
MAJ tin, William Mclaughlin 81 4
Selby Moore.
The festival on New Yeer's eve
was success, notwithstanding,
the rain and darkness, and ~
shall soon hear the new bell ring
ing in the cupola of the Z. b.
church.
At midnight, though the rein
was falling, the people that were il
bed sleeping, were suddenly awak
ened by the ringing of many bells
welcoming the glad New Year.
Rev. Utter preached a New
Years sermon last Sundsyat tn,
South Methodist chur oh.
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Death Of H. S. PARCELS.

I'll. S. PARCELS, an old and re-
spected citizSn of Los Angeles,
died at his rooms in the Wilson
block about l o'clock yesterday
afternoon, after short illness.
Mr.. PARCELS was taken with grip
q few days ago, anil the attack de-
veloped into a serious illness, the
cold going to his lungs. His death
was expected by his family and
immediate friends, who were adj
vised by the attending phys icians
that their patients condition was
critical. Mr.. PARCELS has been
rom;nently identified with poll
tics Cor many years. He was
elected tax collector on the Demo-
cratic ticket, and three years ago
was the choice of his party for
county clerk. He was an active
Mason,a member of Occur de Lion
commeade.y, Knights Templar.
The funeral has been announced
to take place Sunday, under the
auspices of the masons.-Los
Angeles Gal Herald, Dec. 25.
The subject Of The above sketch
was a brother of Edward, Thomas
and Hon. w. II. PARCELS of this
county. he came to Adair county
in early hoyhood, and lived here
until 1870, when he located IN
Los Angeles, Cal. After q resi-
dence Of eight years in Los An
geles, he returned TO Kirksville
and remained two years, and dur
ing his stay Was book keeper in
the Kirksville Savings Bank. He
was thorough business man and
enjoyed the highest confidence Of
all who knew him.
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Wedding Bells.

Ope OF the most elaborate and
brilliant weddings that has ever
taken place in Kirksville occurred
at the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Baum, Wednesday
evening at s o'clock. The high
contracting parties were Mr.. Ben.
II. Lowensteln, of st. Louis, and
Miss Tillie Baum, second daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baum,
old residents of this city. The
residence was lighted with mean
descent lights, and their soft mel :
low light never fell upon happier
scene. The beautiful and i'm preg-
sive ceremony of the Hebrew
church, was pronounced by Rev.
DR.. Sale, of Shara Emeth Temple,
st. Louis.
After congratulations the bridal
couple led the way to the dining
room, followed by the wedding
guests to partake of the wedding
feast, whichwas elegantly served in
seven courses, each of which was
perfect in all its appointments.
At the close of the feast the
toast, "The bride and Groom,
was proposed and was beautifully
and appropriately responded to by
DIR. Sale.
A large number Of congrstula-
tory kilograms were received from
New York, Baltimore, Kansas
City, st. Louis and other cities.
The presents were elegant, and
costly, and in addition to the solid
silver pieces was 500 in gold, a
gift from Mr.. Len Baum to the
bride. Mr.. NJ. j. Lowenstein on
the editorial staff of the New
York World" also sent check for
500, gift to the groom. The
couple left on the cannon ball train
Thursday morning, FOR q month
of travel At the end of that time
they will begin housekeeping in q
home, which, according to Jewish
custom, will be furnished
throughout by the father of the
groom.
Tue guests present from a dis
tance were: Mr.. and Mrs. K.
Lowenstein, David Lowenstein,
Il. o. Obermeyer and DR.. Sale
and little son, all of ST. Louis, ia
cob Snyder and daughter, Miss
Matte, and Nathan Baum, of Mi
Ian, Will Hart, of Durango,
Colo. Other guests were Mr.
W. L. Baird and daughter, Miss
Alta, and Mr.. and Mrs. s. Jonas
of this city.
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A Sprained Ankle

This is common occurrence
and one that will lay people up
ordinarily 3 or s weeks, yet we will
guarantee Billiards. Snow Llni-
ment to cure any case of spralneG
anklei in l to 3 days if applied at
once, and to Immediately relieve
pain. Snow Liniment will cnre eny
old sore on man or beast. 1t will
heal ell wounds and cure spreins,
burns, scalds, bruises, sore throat,
sore chest, lame back, corns, bun
ions. For rheumatism, mbago,
neura gia, contracted muscles it
has no equal. Do not alloy any
other white liniments to be put
off on you for snow liniment. Ask
for Billiards. Snow Linlmont. Sold
by Smith Dunkin.
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MAR RED.

MCCAN-ALLEH Wednesday ev-
ening, Dec. %, at 6 o'clock oc.
Cured the Wedding Of Mr.. VIM.
McCen and Miss Minnie Allen,
near Cairo. The marriage GER
emory was performed by Rev.
lie. Cornu and was an occasion
Of great enjoyment. Over fifty
guests sat down to the marriage
feast which none knew better
how to prepare than Mrs. Allen
and her accomplished daughter.
Morning Sun Iowa. News.
Mr.. Mclean was formerly a
highly esteemed resident of Adair
county. The GRAPHIC congratu-
lates.
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Card of THINKS.

The friends and neighbors, and
especially the members of the CT.
A. r. both of Kirksville and Bra.
shear who so kindly assisted me
during the sickness of my hus-
band and babe, viii please accept
my most sincere thanks for the
assistance rendered in my great
affection. Your grateful friend
Mrs. NJ. A. CHURCH,
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The Normal school debt of Adair

The Normal school debt of Adair
county is practically liquidated,
the Normal bonds having nearly
all been paid, with enough money
now in the treasury to take up the
bonds than are yet outstanding.
The Indebtedness now remaining
is rs follows: Adair county q. M.
& p. bonds S75, 900; Benton town
ship Q NJ. 81 p. bonds, -, 100,
East Salt River Q. NJ. g. z. bonds,
81, 800; Kirksville school district
$4,000.
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Special matinee at Opera House
Saturday afternoon by Corse Pay
ton ard lis company of players.
BRING the ladies and children to
see the New East Lynne" Adj
mission 90 cents, children 10 cents.
Five dollars in gold given to the
person forming the largest num-
Der of words out of the name "Et.
ia Reed" Bring the children and
list of words.
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Mules Wanted.

| will be at I. E. Graves stables
in Kirksyille Wednesday and Jan
the Il and Il to buy good sound
broke mules l5a to 16 hands, 4 to
I years old and in good flesh.
L. E. HAWKINS.
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GRAPHICS.

ID. T.. Greene ID seriously Ill.
Carter Bros, dentists. south side
Miss Reed and Corse PAXTON are
fav orites in Kirksyllie.
Mrs. Guy Chandler has b, en-
dangerously ill. but is now convs-
lescent.
Change of program each even
ing at Opera House by Corse Pay
ton and his talented company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Rice, of
Ell Reno, Oklahoma, are visiting
Mr.. Rice's mother, Mrs. J. NJ.
Wight. of this city.
j. n. ToMrKGNs, of Wilson
township, has purchased the W.
M. Henry farm OF 30 acres, in
the same township.
The residence of Lawrence
Breen, seven miles north of Edna,
was destroyed by fire about noon
Thursday of last week. No in
snrance.
n. Pool, of Ottum wa, Iowa, faith
er of. s. Pool, of this city, died
Monday morning. The remains
were taken to Macon, Wednesd ay,
for burial. Mr.. Pool WIS so years
old.
Ed. A. Russell returned from
his visit to Clark CITY, Monday
night in good health. He is now
in his 18th year and enjoyed the
trip greatly. While gone he Was
the guest Of A. G.. and A. ID. Van
vetson.
Mrs. n. j. Taylor, widow of the
late David Taylor, of Pure Air,
lost her residence and household
goods by fire Saturday morning.
The residence was one of the beat
10 the neighborhood and was well
furnished. The fire is supposed
to have been caused by defective
fue.
A very happy reunion of the
Garrett family took place at the
home of W. u. Deaton in this city,
January 3D.. Those present were:
Lawrence Hart and wife, A. ID.
Starr and wife, James Garrett and
children. Rev. Harvey Garrett, of
Bernard, Mo, Enos Garrett of
Stshl, and w. B. Deaton and wife.
A little son of Henry Appleton,
colored. died Tuesday morning
from the effect of burns received
the previous day. He was playing
near the stove. when his clothing
caught fire and before his mother.
who VAS out in the yard, could
reach him, and extinguish the
flames, was 30 severely burned
that death resulted in few hours.
Judge Erwin's residence mar
rowly escaped destruction by fire,
Tuesday night Some clothing
near the stove, it is supposed,
caught fire, whence it was CON-
municated TO the carpet and the
floor. Mr.. Erwin was awakened
in the night and discovered the
fire before any serious damage
WAS done, though a large hole
WAS burned in the floor and car
pet.
The Rev. John Gillies will
preach next Sunday morning anc
.sssning in the Methodist Episco
pai church. Theme for morning
Gods Firemen." In the evening
"Whak are the Conditions of Sal
walton" Prayer meeting thi:
week and next each afternoon at 2
and after neEt Sunday preaching
ID. IN. The public invited to at
tend these revival services.
The weather turned suddenl,
cold Tuesday night, and at
O'Clock Wednesday morning tn,
ehermometer registered II degree
above zero. 1t continued to fal
rapidly until at $50 it market
degrees below; at noon the previ
.ously cutting atmosphere bad be
come softeped and the mercur
qad returned toll above. Thurs
day morning at daylight the mer
49, l. n,ooe hata,y uar<
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Winter is here and with it the
red hot stoyes remind US of the
danger of fire destroying our
houses and property. Be prudent
Go to Englehsrt Il Bro. and take
out Genuine Insurance policy
andmske your self safe.
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Little Giants! Little Grants Lite
tie Giants! are the pills that do The
work successfully, effectually and
permanently. We warrant ever y
bottle to give satisfaction. Sold b.
A. Mckeehsn.
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II you want TO spend pleasant
evening and drive away dull care,
90 and hear Corse Pay ton and Eta
Reed, 10. 20, 80 cents.
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Singular, but an actual fact
Every one using Beggs' Diarrhea
Balsam say they never tried a
medicine SO wonderfully adapted
to all bowel complaints, as it re-
lieves at once and no bad results
following. Every bottle warrant
ed. Sold by w. 4. McKeehan.
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The Dav Of Days

Has come and we are opening
choice lot of canned goods at very
low prices; also dried fruits; the
best of Candy at l0c. No low
grades as v Q believe in the hereaf-
ter. EVANS Il Son.
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G. Borneman has received an
invoice of goods from which he
can offer You suits at special
prices. Call and examine these
goods, and if you are pleased leave
your order.
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Abstractlng.

We are now ready to abstract
any piece, parcel or tract of land
in Adsir county, Mo. Call and see
us, over 2. .. ENGLEHART BROS.
Kirksville, Mo.
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Crayon and India Ink portraits,
any size, made from life, or old
pictures. at G.. W. TulPs Photo
Gallery. Gm MIS-.
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Butter. Eggs and Poultry.

Bring me your butter, eggs and
poultry, all your rags, tallow,
beeswax, and [ will pay you the
highest market price in goods.
9. i. RAEDIN, Willard, Mo.
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A. butcher will guarantee you
lower prices on all goods in his
line than can be had elsewhere in
the city.
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For LE-Forty-fve tons Of
good timothy hay, in town. " Y
be sold by the ton or in. large
quantities. 4. I. D6SEGAY.
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Second hand show cases and
scales for sale al bargain. Come
early. SIGLER Bros.
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You can buy % pounds of New
Orleans sugar for Sl.00 at S1gler
Bros.
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Second hand show cases and
scales FOR sale at bargain. Come
early. SIGLER BROS.
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You can buy 25 podnds Of New
Orleans sugar for S1.00 at Sigler
Bros.
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Huntsville MARKETS

u
EGGS 20 doz zach
BUTTER--l0 to Is
FEATHER',-35
OATS-20 to %
HAYS 90 to $3.50
HOGS-s.2:90 to $50
COWS & HEIFE RS-Fat1a toll
BEESWAX-19c
TALLOW-2s to SIC
LARD-7 to Sc
RYE-60
CORN
WHEAT-6O to so
MILK COWS &CALYES-15 to
So
ROOSTERS--1.25 pei doz
MIXED FEED so per hund
APPLES 10 to 80.
GEESE 50 80 per doz.
BRAN-S0 per hund
SHORTS-90 rel hur5.
CHICKENS-5
TURKEYS
DUCKS-5c. per lb.
HORSES - Extra draft S11O To
ll5: good draft $9U to $40
drivers S75 to S135: streerers $40
You csn buy Snow Ball flour AZ
sl.OO p eIck at Sigler Bros,
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The young folks conc9rt at
Bethel. January 3, was decided
success, Among those whom our
reporter deemed worthy of special
mention are Daisy South, Stella
Scott, Clyde Garwood, Stella Mus
son and Maud Waddill. The
Bethel neighborhood has become
quite noted for its musical talent,
and its announcement of concert
is accepted as q promise of an en-
tertainment of unusual interest
and merit.
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Use Maynard's cough ndy for
that cough. Ray Wilson manufact-
ures it.
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Raj Viii son man ~, VI sy-
nsrd's cough candy.
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A Big Drop.

In clothing and all kinds of wool
len goods at G. L. RAEDIN's,
Mlllard, Mo.
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Berbed wire by the car lot 4.
Cole & Darrow's.
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Tho use Of straw to work into
the dirt of roads on hillsides to
prevent washing is well known.
The material is capable, however,
of much more extensive application
in road building. The farmers in
one Of the northern counties are
trying the new scheme. They
take straw and ccatter it over the
clay roads. When it has worked
into the dirt and settled down it
makes hard, smooth and dust
less road. The plan is used with
great success in many parts OF
G. ermany.-La Belle Star
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I have some cheap money to
loan in small and large amo UNITS.
CT. LEWIS.
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GenuineInsu rance with
ENGLEHART Bros.
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See Corse Payton and Eta Reed
in songs and dances each eyen-
ing at Opera House.
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The cannon ball trains on the
Wabash colllded at Aladdin, three
miles east of Hannibal, about 2
O'Clock Tuesday morning. Both en-
gineers were killed and four Ital-
ian emigrants who were in the
smoker. Both trains took fire,
consuming the smokers, baggage
cars and one char car. The trains
pass each other at Aladdin and it is
supposed that on the west bound
train the engineer, who WAS not
very well acquainted with the run,
got lost in the dense fog and pass.
ed the switch without knowing it.
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l have a wagon load Of good
mo ney to loan. J. M. MCCALL.
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Souvenir spoons at b. w
Sands.
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BRYAN-At his home near Ian
caster, Mr.. Samuel Bryan, Jan.
/, aged 81 years. He was the
father OF Mrs. ?. L. Geeen-
wood, of this city, aud was
for many years q resident of
Adair county.
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BORN.

SUBIETTE-To the wife W Fl.
SubIette, Nebraska City, Neh.,
Jan. 2, 1892, a daughter, weight
9 pounds.
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Go to Cole d Darrow for your
barbed wire.
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a large invoice of barbed wire
has Just been received by Cole &
Darrow.
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Hon. L. l.. MARCHAND and
daughters, Misses Ruby and Fan
ME, of Monticello, G. w. Mulinex,
editor Of the LaBelle Star, and
Misses Fisher, of LaBelle, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
circuit Monday evening. They
were en- route to Fulton to attend
the reception and banquet given
~ the management of the insane
asylum, Tuesday evening and were
accompani ID by Mrs circuit. The
party returned to Kirksville Wed
nesday.
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Second hand show cases and
scales for sale at bargain. Come
early. SIoLER Bros.
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You can buy Snow Ball four at
LOO per sack at Sigler Bros.
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During the year 1891, there
were shipped from this point. in
car load lots according to the
Agents freight book, which is au-
thority, Alb car loads of stuff, rs
follows: wheat, II cars; corn, Al
cars; oats q cars; mules, 2 cars;
mules 2 cars; cattle % cars; hogs
100 cars; sheep 4 cars; junk 3 cars;
lumber 7 cars; grain, 2 cars; ap-
pies 4 cars; flour s cars; hay 7
cars; hoops, Is cars; bran j cars;
ties 81 cars; posts, 2 cars; emf
grants. goods, 4 cars; ax-handle
timber / car. This does not in
cluded parts Of car loads lots ship
ped as local freight. In pounds
averaging 10000 pounds to the
car, which it will, the number of
pounds of freight in car lots ship
ped from this point would be
2,490 900 pounds. a pretty good
showing for small town.--+Queen
CITY, Transcript.
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1 have a wagon load sot good
money to loan. j. NJ. MCCALL.
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PERSONALS.

-
PETER VoELKER, of Polk town.
ship, WAS in town Tuesday.
Miss ERNIE OWEN returned
from Clinton, Monday evening.
Miss HILA RrcHEY returned
from Bloomfield Sunday night.
NELL IIGrNFRrTz spent the
holidays with Memphis friends.
Mr.. JONAS Torrance, of Queen
City, was in Kirksvii!e Thursda :.
FRANK CLARK, of Macon county,
is visiting friends at Shibleys
Point
Miss NORA PHILLIPS returned
to her school at Keytesville Satur-
day.
Miss MINNIE Fox, of Trenton,
spent Friday and Saturday in
kirksville.
JOB RAINIER returne d Monday
from short visit to Crawford
county.
Mrs. n. NJ. White, of Norborne,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. J,
Hooper.
WaddS Murphy, of Norborne,
is visiting his mother and brothers
i'll this place.
Mr.. T. j. Wilson, of the bank
of Edna, was in Kirksville, We'd
nesday on business.
Miss MoLLIE HIGGINS returned
from visit with Ottumwa rela-
tives Monday morning.
FRANK FoNCANoN, of Macon.
so"nt Sunday with his father II.
b. Foncanon, in tbs city.
Mr.. JOHN DUNKIN of Browning,
returned home Saturday after a
short visit in Kirksvilie.
Mr.. GEO. Ross, of Canton, visi-
ted friends in Kirksville from
Thursday until Monday.
Miss EMMA CURTIS returned
Tuesday evening from atwo weeks
visit with Canton friends.
Nh. }. s. CURRY and sister, Miss
Effie, Of Clayton, ILL.,, are visiting
the family of Ii. FL. Curry.
w b. HAYES, Jr., of Lancaster,
visited his sister, Mrs. W. }. Eek
ert, Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. BIoN Z1GLER, and
Miss Rachel Fusselman, of Pure
Air, spent Tuesday In Kirksville.
Mrs. I. A. GIBSON and daugh-
ter, Clara, returned from visiting
relatives at Bloomfield, To-, Mon
day.
Mrs. BELLE DoDsoN, of Marco.
line, returned home Wednesday
after short visit with Mrs. II. G..
Sohn.
Mrs. G. Z. LEIGH and Mrs. S.
d. Webster, returned from q
weeks stay at Monroe City, Mon
day.
Miss KATE CoLLETT returned
Monday evening, from st. Louis
where she had been to visit her
brother.
Miss EMMA BIELBY visited the
family of her uncle, w. b. Rey-
nolds, of Greentop, Sunday and
Monday.
Miss LIZZIE DAVIS was called to
Moberly Thursday on account Of
the serious illness of her brother
Elmer.
G. b. Foncanon, after q month 8
vacation, returned Saturday to
Princeton to resume work in the
school room.
Gratz Schooling, of Trenton,
passed through town Saturday en-.
| route for Columbia where he is
attending school.
Rev. HARVEY GARRETT, of Bar-
nard, Mo-, visited relatives in
Kirksville from Friday until
Thursday morning.
Mr.. RoBT. DUNKIN, OF the Col
umbia law school, spent Sunday
in Kirksville. the guest of his sis,
ter, Mrs. W. 81. Smith.
| Mrs. ELvIRA WILKES and daugh.
ter, Miss Nora, who have beer
visiting relatives at Reige-, re.
turned home Monday.
Mr.. II. K. MYERS and daughter
Maud, of Agency, who have beer
visiting Kirksville relatives, re-
turned home Saturday night.
Miss MARGARET HUMPHREY re
turned Friday evening from Chill
cothe, where she had been to at
tend the teachers association -
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Corse Payton and Eta Reed at
Opera House.
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Yon can buy % pounds of Nes
Orleans sugar for Sl.00 at Sigler
Bros.
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Stove repairs at the foundry.

/ have a wagon load of good
money to loan. J. NJ. MCCALL.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-01-08
DIED.

CHURcH-In this city, Of consump-
ton, Monday, Jan 4. Mr.. M.
a. Church. the remains were
taken to Brashear Tuesday and
inferred in the Brashear ceme-
terry by the q. 4. Il. of Which
organization he was 8 member.