Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-02-19
GRAPHICS.
Carter Bros. dentists. south side

Tue ". II SuuI vi idot SUuudy huU
nine bsptisms.
Rev. C. ". Campbell will preach
at Troy, Sunday at ii a. m. and
Star at 3 p. m.
Normal Chapel Monday eve
Feb. 22nd annual entertainment
of the Philomathean society.
The Rev. ]. 81. Poland, B. D.,
will preach Friday night at the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Don't fail to see Ten Nights in
Bar Room" at Smiths Opera
House. Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary "a.
]. B. Novinger, of Stahl, was
seriously injured Wednesday, by
fall of slate and stone in his
coal bank.
Don't fail to hear the lsughable
play entitled THE Old Fashioned
Husking Bee" Monday evening
Feb. % at Normal Chapel.
There will be preaching at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning at II O clock
by Rev. Geo. W. Sharp.
Ed. Hollowell, of Canton, will
preach at Sublette next Sunday
morning at IL o'clock and Sund ay
evening att. All are invited.
W. E. Sevits, livin9 II miles
southwest of Sublette, will have a
public sale of cattle. hay and
grain, Monday, February 20.
Read what Fletcher, Ely &
Hutchinson have to say in this
GRAPHIC. There's business in
every word of their advertisement.
Read it.
The Queen City Transcript has
bsen informed that train men
carry whisky to Queen City and
sell it to the thirsty population of
that little city.
a. L. Holmes mill which has
been closed some time for repairs,
is now thoroughly overhauled. and
again ready for business. Bring
in your corn.
The young people OF Bethel
church. near Sperry, will give q
musical entertainment in the
church next Tuesday evening,
February %. All are invited.
Carl Brehm's Ten Nights in a
Bar Room" COMPANY has scored
great successes wherever it has
appeared. At the Opera House
next Wednesday evening, Feb. "a.
Eight cars of bacon were ship
ped from Ottumws over the Wa
bash Saturday night. Seven of
them were consigned to Liverpool
and one to Bristol, England.
Rv.G. W. Sharpe will preach
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning at
I0:45. There will be no services
TT night on the account of the i'll
ress of Dr.. Mitchell.
Miss AGNES LANDEs left Mon
day night for Pine Bluff, Ark, to
visit Mrs. Frank Price. From
Pine Bluff she will 60 20 Bur-
lingsme, Kansas, to visit Mrs.
Frank Turner.
Prof. G. 81. Laughlin will preach
at the Christian church next Sun
day at IL a. m. and Z p. m. Morn
ing theme-"The love of God. "
Evening theme --"Altruism." Pub.
lie cordially invited.
Messers Smith & Miller, OF
Fargo, North Dakota, were here
this week buying mules to take to
their wheat farm of 5000 acres
They succeeded in getting two OF
three car loads. r. NJ. Brasheal
sold them twenty head.
Jos. Baum will remove is stock
of clothing and dry goods from
his present quarters to the large
and commodious store loom in
Porter's corner, March l, and
will open one of the largest sno
most elegant stocks of clothing
ever brought to Kirksville.
Wesley Leech, living near Troy
Mills, had four stacks of hay de-
stroyed by fire Wednesday abou
noon. The hired man on Mrs
LOTIONS farm was burning brusl
in the orchard, when the fire
caught in the meadow and in {
moment was beyond control. The
hay was fortunately insured.
Prof. J. P. Blanton will delive
the Pythian address at the 'Oper'
House this evening at s O'Clock
The public is cordially INVITED t.
be present. Immediately after tn
address the Knights and invited
guests will repair to Pools Hotel
where the Pythian banquet will b
spread, and the twenty-ninth an
niversary of the Pythian orde
appropriately celebrated.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. E. Noons
celebrated the eighth anniversar