Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-03-11
ID MARCH II 1852
GRAPHICS,

Uncle TOMS Cabin at Normal
Book store 25c.
Resd.the new story that begins
in GRAPHIC this week.
Fine stationery at bottom prices
at the Postoffice Lobby.
New goods arriving daily at
Jackson, Robinson & Co.'S.
Stshl City will have a first class
-four mill in operation by the first
of May.
Schuyler county claims to have
fva men whose combined weight
is 1910 pounds.
A fine Steinway piano sold to
Hon. j. NJ. Mccall by R. NJ.
NC kmsster.
B. F. jackson, of Martinshurg,
Va. father of s. 81. Jackson, of
this city, died Feb. 81.
Sands & Thomas have made
some elegant improvements in
their business house..
R.. NJ. Buckmaster ordered this
week. a fine Steinwsy piano for
Col. j. l.. Porter.
Benton Ludwig, one of the old
est residents of Morrow township,
died February %. His age was
81 years.
Cole & Greene have the finest
line of baby carriages in town.
Stop aud look at their beautiful
show window.
Eld. j. M. Smith, of Marceline,
has taken charge of the church at
Middle Grove, and will probably
move his family to kirksville.
The next regular meeting of
Msccabees will be at Pythisn Hall
Tuesday night, March Is. All Sir
Knights r requested to be pres
ent.
The Rev. John II. Poland, Pre-
siding Elder, will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal church and
hold his first quarterly meeting,
next Sunday.
The finest brass band in North
east Missouri. is claimed by Stahl
City. Ben Derr is the leader, and
has taught the band free of
charge.
Wednesday night the mercury
dropped rapidly and the cold be-
came intense. Thursday morning
the thermometer registered II de-
grees above zero.
Rev. q. P. Wsrdrip, of Trenton
will preach at the .. B. Church
next Saturday evening at Z O'Clock
and Sunday at IL a. m. All are
invited to attend these services.
The team driven to W. I.
Georges milk wagon a away
Thursday morning. while MIR.
George was delivering some milk
at the restaurant, and nearly de-
molished the wagon.
The trial of D. A. Albert,
charged with forgery, was set for
Wednesday, but owing to Judge
Ellison being suddenly called
away on business, the trial was
postponed until Monday.
The depot at Stahl was broken
into Tuesday night of last week.
The only booty obtained was q
gallon of beer which the thief OBJ.
tanned by tapping q key which
had been left in the express office.
The postofice and Wabash de,
pot at Sublette, were broken into
last Friday night. All the stamps
and two or three dollars in money
we're taken from the postofice.
The ticket case in the depot wal
pried open but no tickets were
taken.
Prof. G. 81. Laughlin vii
preach at the Christian church
next Sunday at II a. m, and 7:3(
p. m. Morning theme, "Tht
Christ, the Central Object of At
traction" Evening theme, "Tht
Elements of a Successful Life.
Public cordially invited.
A special grand jury indicte'
Chss. Sims and d. A. Albert TO
forgery last Friday. Sims hat
his trial same day and was sen
fenced to the penitentiary for five
yeare. Albert will have his tria
next Monday. P. F.. Gree nwoo'
of this city and Ben Eli Guthrie
of Macon, will defend him.
The next annual conferenc
of the NJ. E. church will be he'll
in Huntsville in March, 1898
Securing the meeting of the con
ference to this place was the wor!
of Revs. John Gillies and j. b
Poland, and our city owes them
vote of thanks. Other cities com