Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-10-07

was unable to fill his last appoint
ment at Sublette, on account o
sickness, will ELL his eppoIntmen
at that place next Sunday, Octo
Der 8.
BY agreement of the pastors o
the various churches of the city
it has been decided for the presen
to have the morning services be.
gin at 10:45 and the evening ser
vices at Z o'clock.
Loomis & Holmes have just fin
ished casting two iron bridges fol
Merrill g. McClannahan. One Of
these bridges will be put across
Salt RIVER east of Gibbs, the 9TH
er across Bear Greek, south Of
Seymour Reeds residence.
Sands & Thomas have moved
their jewelry stock to the Willard
building on the lorth side, where
they invite you to call and exam
inc the largest and finest line OF
clocks, watches, jewelry, and plat
ed and silver ware to be found in
the city.
Republican headquarters have
been opened in the building sec.
ond door north of the Union Bank,
where Capt. W. d. SigIer will take
pleasure in meeting Republicans
and all others from every part OF
the county, and will supply them
with the choicest campaign liter
AZURE.
A Shelby county farmer recent
ly placed $4,000 in paper money
under the carpet for safe keeping
The mice discovered it and cut it
into small pieces. He will now
forward the fragments to Wash
ishington for redemption and if
the bills can be identified he will
ioSe uotulug.
A Miss Imbler, of Hurdland,
was arrested this week on charge
of having stolen S75 from Mrs.
Brown. At preliminary trial be-
fore a justice of the peace she
pleaded guilty to the charge, and
was taken to Edna and lodged in
jail to await trial at the Deem
Der term of circuit court.
The Sperry Republican Club is
one of the most active working
clubs in the county. A fine glee
club composed Of young ladies
and gentlemen is a part of its
membership, and Its meetings are
furnished with excellent music.
The club Is doing excellent work
for the success of the Republican
cause.
Services at the Methodist Epis-
copal church next Sunday morn
ing and evening by the pastor,
Rev. John Gillies. In the even
ing special sermon to young men
will be delivered, entitled: "The
Fast Young Man" A special in
vitation is extended to the young
men of the city TO be present and
hear this sermon.
The Dalton gang attempted to
rob the two banks at Coffeeyille,
Kans., " ednesday morning. The
bank officers and citizens opened
fire on them and wiped the gang
from the face of the earth. In
the fight, however, three of the
citizens Of Coffeyville were killed,
among them Chas. Brown. Chas.
Brown, formerly of this city, lives
in Kansas, but whether it was our
Charley could not be learned.
Mrs. c. E. Leech will have a
grand opening of millinery goods
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of next week, October ID, IA and
Is. She will have on display the
finest line of pattern hats ever
seen in the city. and all the latest
novelties in millinery. The ladies
of Kirksyille and Adair county are
invited to attend this opening,
whether wishing to purchase or
not. All will be heartily well
coined.
Hon. P. d. Grub will address
the Lincoln Republican club of
Liberty township, at Golden Rule
school house, Friday evening, Oc-
tober 7. The Lincoln club will
meet at Sloan's Point Saturday
morning, October s, at 9 o'clock,
and march in procession to Kinks
vile, and be present in full force
to meet Maj. Warner. The next
meeting of the Lincoln club will
be at Ringo's Point school house,
October l5
Hon. L. D. Grubb will speak at
Willow Branch October IL, at
7:30 p. m; Ringos Point, October
II; Morelock, October Is; Green
Grove, October IA. Ed c. Picker
will speak at Bald Knobb. October
IL; P. NJ. Smith at Golden Rule,
October u; S. L. Prough at West
Center, October IA; P. NJ. Smith
at Hungry Hollow, October Is.
All these meetings will be held at
Z 80 D. M, and ali are invited to