Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-02-12
GRAPHIcS.

New candies at II. A. Buffers
The Vagabond Opera House
Tuesday, Feb. l6.
Will Matthews moved to the
c. B. Policy farm, north of town,
last week.
The Vagabond the funniest
comedy ever in Kirksville, Tues
day. Feb. l6.
W. A. Fletcher, of the firm of
Fletcher, Ely & Hutchinson, of
Sublette, was in Kirksville Tues
day.
The msny friends of II. P. Ell
lis will fin him behind the coun-
ter in the store of j. F. Whitscre
& Co.
Missouri annual conference of
the Nj. L. church, will convene in
Chilicothe, Mo-, March 2 Bishop
Newman of Omaha will preside.
The revival at the Methodist
Episcopal church closed last Sun;
day night. Results, the quicken
Ing of the membership and twenty
&C .essions to the church.
Rev. o. o. Deputy, of Trenton,
Presiding Elder of Hannibal
District, will preach in the U. B.
Church in this city next Sunday
at II a. m. and Z. p. m. You are
invited.
The Pythian will take place at
Pools Hotel next Friday evening,
February II, at nine O clock. Prof
j. P. Blauton will deliver the
Pythian address at the Opera
House at s o'clock.
a mixed lot of dsrkies and
whites was up before Justice
Richey Monday. charged with
shooting craps. Fines and costs
amounting to over 500 were as
sessed, and nearly all have been
paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Eckert en-
tertained q number of select
friends at their home Friday even
ing. Progressive Might've, in
which Mr.. a. Bowen VOL the first
prize, furnished amusement I'M
til refreshment hour, when a de-
lightful collation. was served.
Services at the Methods
Episcopal church next Sunday
morning and evening. Preaching
by the Pastor; subject for night,
"Christisn Baptism. The sermon
will be followed with the baptism
of those who Joined the church
during the late revival.
Bert Lobens, a da-key who
came to this place from Macon.
about four months ago, stole p
lair of shoes from Frank Eckert,
at the skating rink Monday night
He was arrested and tried before
Justic Gibbons Monday and fined
Sl0O. He's now breaking rock.
The Huntsville cigar factory is
doing heavy business, and q
large force of hands is engaged
turning out the public's fayorite
brands of this firm. This is 3
home institution and deserving of
q hearty support at the hands of
our business men.
When in Ottumwa, remember
that Yves. Besmer, Ackert's old
brakeman. keeps a frstclass
restaurant at 1926 Main street, and
will give you the best meal to be
had in Ottumwa. He keeps the
bes, cooks, and his tables are sup
piled with the best the market af.
fords.
The firm name of Steer. Rob.
ison & Co. has been changed to
jackson, Robinson d Co. There
will be no change in the manage
ment, and the business will be con
Quoted the same as In the past. The
firm, however, will be:better pre-
pared than ever before to attend te
the wants of their many patrons.
Alsrge company of ladies ane
gentlemen went out to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Brasheal
Friday evening, and gave them ,
pleasant surprise. They are al
ways at home to their friends
however, and q merry time wa
enjoyed until nearly one o'clocl
Saturday morning.
The old gray horse known al
Captain, the property of Uncle
Dicky Hamilton, near Fry, dice
last week. he was rs years old
and supposed to be the oldes
horse in the county. But "Olt
Fanny" the property of William
T. Dean, two miles southeast o
Huntsville is now in the thirtie
and has colt that is Is years old
A stock company is being organ
lied to erect building to be uset
as a court house. The capita
etock of the COMPANY is to b
$1,000 and nearly the entir
amount has been taken. Th
hu;Idinp commenced by Chapel