Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-12-09
GRAPHIC
GRAPHlCS.
Tulfs photoes are the beat.

PhoeoSc are Tue best.
For neat printing 60 to the
Graphic job office.
Geo. Pemberton had q car of
cattle on the st. Louis market this
week.
There were six accessions to
the Methodist Episcopal church
last Sunday.
Head all the advertisements in
the GRAPHIC this week. 1t will
pay you to do SO.
Mrs. G. E. Leech will close out
the remnant of her millinery
stock at great reduction.
Will Courtney. charged with
stealing timber had his trial yes
terday and was acquitted.
Job Printing cheap as the cheap
est at the Graphic Job Office.
The latest styles Of wedding cards.
The organ opening of the Pres
byterisn church has been post
poned until Friday evening, De-
cember IL.
Elder G.. A. Hendrickson, of
Canton, will preach at Sublette
next Sunday, December IL, morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. Dutro, of Morrow town.
ship received So instead of s. as
stated in the last publication of
the county court proceedings.
Hungarian hay sold at 50, and
best timothy hay at $40 per ton
this week. Owing to the condi.
tior of the roads hay is scarce.
The Adair county Farmer
chsnged hands this week. The
purchaser was Theodor Toles. TIE
politics of the paper will not be
changed.
Miss May Worth, of San Fran
cisco, known as the "Califorpia
Nightingale" will sing at the
Normal chapel next Tuesday ev-
ening.
Martin McHenry and Miss Lot
tie Sampson. Edward Braden and
Miss Mary E. Allen and William
Settlers and Mary Roberts were IL
censed to wed this week.
The store of W. II. Eckert, of
Brsshesr, was burned last Satur-
day night. A portion of the
goods were saved, but In a damag-
ed condition. The stock was III
sured for $4,000.
Hogs sold at $3.50 per hundred
Wednesday, but dropped back to
1915 Thursday morning. This is
the highest price paid at the
Kirksvllle market for several
years.
The dedication of the Odd Eel
lows hall WIS postponed from
Wednesday evening, December
Z, to Wednesday evening, Deem
Der IA, on account of the Lodge NOT
being able to secure a speaker for
the former date.
Last Thursday six freight cars
of Santa Fe train went through
q bridge near Rutledge, and trains
were run over the Wabash until
the bridge was repaired and the
track cleared. A brakeman nem,
ed Flanagan was injured in the
wreck.
Services at the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday
morning and evening. The young
men OF the city will hold reli
gious service in the church parlol
at the close of the evening service
All young men invited. There
were 65 present at the Young
Mems meeting last Sunday night
The Boston Lyceum Concert
Company will give an entertain
ment at the Normal Chapel mex
Tuesday evening, December Ii
Each member of this company Ii
an artist of the first rank, and 81
entirely different from each othe
as to be able to offer a program o
the most pleasing variety. Pro
coed for the benefit of the Norma
grounds.
The musical entertainment a
the Normal Chapel last Frida
evening, was one of the best eve
given in the chapel. The plan
solo bv Miss Furrow, the guita
duo by Messrs. Clifford Henri
and Charley Harrington, the vocs
duo, by Miss Prewitt and Pro
Forauer, and the either and wolf
solos by Prof. Gardner, of Quinc.
we're each given we'll merited az
plause. May we have many MOI
such.
Tuesday NJ. Carl Brundage
La Harpe, Ill, went to the Fir
National bank of this city. an
asked how to make out a sigh
draft, as he wanted to get STU
from home. After being show
he asked Mr.. Baird if there wa
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