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


Tulls photoes are the best.
Corn is nearly all safe from
frost, and farmers are happy.
Saturday will be the biggest
political day Kirksville has ever
known.
The hay crop was light, but the
increased value will make up for
the shortage.
Marshal Prickett this week sent
to Chicago for a new hose cart for
the fire department.
The Edna band will be in
kirksville tomorrow to furnish
music for the Warner rally.
There were two baptisms and
four additions to the NJ. E. Church
last Sunday.
W. I. Baird is preparing to
build fine residence on the site
of the one he now occupies.
Go to Buckmaster for your
Tablets; he has the biggest and
best In town for the money.
Fred Darrow is in st. Louis this
week purchasing goods and at
tending the fair and exposition.
Edna has the only creamery in
this part of the state, and it is do
ing large and profitable bust
ness.
The work of putting down new
steel on the o. K. line between
Quincy and Kirksyille is progress
sing rapidly.
Kirksville is ahead of every
other city in the state. 1t he's one
sewing society where gossip is
not permitted.
Rorabaw, the manufacturer of
Rorabsw's celebrated salve, was in
kirksville Tuesday and Wednes-
day OF business.
The Hon. J. I. Burke, Presi-
dent of the Republican College
League, will speak at Kirksvllle
October Is at pm.
R. G. Bielby has purchased
half interest in the furniture store
of Cole d Green, and the firm
name will be Cole & Bielby.
Z. G. and W. W. Williams one
fourth mile west of Sperrv, Will
have pnblic sale of horses and
cattle Thursday, October l3.
Willard Hutchinson left bunch
Of lima beans at the GRAPHIC
Office Tuesday the pods of which
averaged eight inches in length.
For the Democratic Barbecue
at Quincy. October %. the @. o.
d K. c. Ry will sell tickets at one
fare for the round trip; good for
one day.
The ladies of the Christian
church will set dinner Saturday in
the Harrington building south of
the Savings Bank. A square meal
only 25c.
Treasurer Starr has been con-
fined to his home several days
this week on account of injuries
sustained to his right leg two or
three years ago.
The st. Louis Chronicle from
now until after the campaign, de-
livered promptly to any part Of
the city, only Csc. Leave orders
at the GRAPHIC Office
Harry Pennington, owned by S.
j. Miller, of this city, won the 800
and 2:40 trolling races at Chilli
cothe last week. The purse for
each race was $3.50.
Joseph Gross, who had his leg
broken three weeks ago while
hauling hickory timber for the
doubl etree factory. is able to be
out on crutches.
]. D. McCIannahan, of Prairie
Bird had his foot badly mashed
Friday of last week while hauling
bridge timbers. He will be dis
abled for some time.
W. j. Selby who went to Utah
early in May, has been danger
ously i'll for many weeks with
mountain fever. --latest reports
stste that he is slowly improving.
Frank Gibbs recently discover
ed one straight Democrat in Will
son township, and was SO pleased
over the rare find that he present
ed the Democrat with new Cleye-
land hat.
The subject for the forenoon
service at the Baptist church next
Lords day will be, "The Commits
sion" In the evening the theme
will be, "Mt. Sinai and its His
tory"
DR.. A. B. Johnson did some
quick work Tuesday. He drove
six miles, pulled nine teeth and
WINS back in his Office in one hour
and a quarter from the time of