Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-11-04
GRAPHICS,


New Millinery goods at Mrs.
Leech's.
j. G. Kelley II miles west of
Brashear, will have sale of stock,
hay and grain November 10.
John r. Sullivan, formerly a
resident of Knox county died at
Seattle, Washington, last Sunday.
A rsdish that weighed eleven
pounds was recently left at the
GRAPHIC Office by Mrs. Viola S.
Dye.
Godfrey Sprang left fine sam
Piles of matured corn at the
GRAPHIC Office last week. The
corn was planted June 10.
For envelopes, letter heads,
note heads, bill heads, statements,
or anything wapted in the line of
printing, come to the GRAPHIC job
Office.
Seth Darrow will have a public
sale of stock aud farm imple-
ments at his residence, three
miles east of Kirksville, Novem-
Der II.
Rev. w. P. Mason will fill the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
next Sabbath. the pastor being
called from home to conduct
special service.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve oysters. lunch
and hot coffee in Mrs. Hooper's
building, southwest corner of the
square, election day.
Joseph Baum's great slaughter
sale continues, and the throngs of
customers that crowd his store is
the best evidence thai he is selling
goods just as they are advertised.
The Ladies' of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will
hold prayer service from nine till
twelve Tuesday, Noy. s, ut the
Christian chnrch. All are invited.
The Marshal ordered fire bell
this week that weighs 500 pounds.
1t is thought that the soundest
sleeper in the city will be aroused
when it sounds the alarm of fire.
Mrs. Susan Kelley of Brashear
died of paralysis Saturday night
of last week. Burial took place
in Brashear cemetery Sunday
afternoon. She was seYenty-four
years old.
Tabor & Co., of Keokuk, To-,
have purchased the Douglass lum-
Der yard, of this city. and took
possession' this week. Mr.. Tabor
will have the management of the
business in charge.
The splendid oil painting of
James Hombs, deceased, now in
Sands & Thomas show window, is
the work of G. W. Bigelow, of St.
10. The order for this portrait
was taken by 81. g. PARCEL.
The following will be the
themes at the Christian church
Sunday morning, Apostolic
Practice Evening: Contend
ing earnestly for the faith" Sun
day school $50 a. m. Y. P. S. G.
L. 6p. m.
The Republican meeting at
Radical Ridge was postponed
from Tuesday evening, November
l, to Monday evening, Nov. Z, on
account of bad weather. On the
evening of Nov. Z, P. D. Grub
will be present and address the
people.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs J. W. Conkle, of Brashear, is
seriously Ill. Only a short time
since their little son, Charlie WAS
taken from them. Mr.. and Mrs,
Conkle have the sympathy of
many friends.
Mrs. Mary 7. Lathrap, Presi-
dent of the W. G. I. U. of the State
of Michigan, will speak at Queen
City, at l P. M. on November Z.
Mrs. Lathrap is conceded to be
one of the finest platform speakers
on the American continent. Queen
City is highly favored in secur-
ing her for this occasion.
Frank Kirkham, of Dean, To-,
was arrested III Lancaster Friday,
for passing counterfeit money.
He was brought to Kirksvil]e,
and was tried before United
States Commissioner j. r. Mu-
sick Monday. W. G. Briggs, W.
G. Lsedom, Fay Stsrrett and W.
G. Graves were the prosecuting
witnesses. Kirkham was bound
over to await the December term
of the United States Court, at
Hannibal. Failing to give bond
he was sent to Jail.
The dry goods house of Mckee
& Smith, of Macon, was burglariz-
ed one night last week. Silks