Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-09-23
GRAPHIcS.

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Fruit Week at Sigler Bros.
Circuit court opens Monday,
October 10.
For first class job work come tn
the GRAPHIC job office.
One of Mrs. Morrow's tripletts
died Thursday of last week.
The Republican club of Troy
Mills meets each SATURDAY. even
ing.
Fin Harlan has acce pied a po-
sition in the store of Brewington
4 Son.
Walter Deaton received the
stove that WAS given away this
week by Cole & Dsrrow.
liz you want an attractive sale
bill leave your order at the
GRAPHIC job Office.
Mr.. Ed zimmerman has pur-
chased fruit ranch near Lemoor,
Cal. and is now gathering his
fruit crop.
Mrs. G. Ii. Laughlin will deliv-
er missionary address al the
Christian church Sunday evening
at 1870. All are invited.
Hon. P. D. Grubb has been
qaite ill, but is better. He hopes
to be able to attend the Republi-
ban meeting at Stahl next Mon
day.
Those who missed seeing "New
Edgewood Folks" at the Opera
House Wednesday night missed
the best play that has ever been
presented in the city.
j. G. Mahaffy finished lis con-
tract for furnishing stone for the
Masonic Temple Monday. and be-
gan the same day to deliyer stone
for the Catholic church.
There WIS a general order to
clean up Tuesday morning, and
Kirksville has never known such
scraping and sweeping. The chol-
era scare is doing some good.
Rev I. ]. Clagett, of Marshall,
will preach in the Cumberland
Presbyterian church next Sab
bath forenoon and evening. All
will be heartily welcome to these
services.
Sheriff Policy, who had not re-
covered from his injuries of two
or three weeks ago, received while
breaking young horse, was kick
ed by another animal Tuesday,
and again goes about with the aid
of stout cane.
The local weather prophets
among whom is B. A. Bowman,
says that there will be no frost
that will do injury to vegetation
until after the full moon in Octo-
Der. IL the local weather proph-
cts are correct, the corn is safe.
The Young Peoples Society of
the NJ. e. Church had very en-
joyable social in the parlols of
Pool Hotel Friday of last week.
An excellent literary and musical
program added greatly to the
pleasures of the evening.
The subject for the morning
service at the Baptist church next
Lords Day will be "Christ our
Life" In the evening q service
will be begun on the Mountains
of the Bible and Their History, +"
taking first Mt. Ararat and the
flood.
R. Perry desires the GRApIc to
state that the imported horse
which stands in front of his place
of business during the day is not
for sale, as 1T was purchased solely
to exhibit his fine harness. All
can call and see this noble animal
without charge.
W. 81. Brown, who lives on the
Englehart farm near Troy Mills,
brought two ears of corn, different
varieties, to the GRAPHIC Office
Wednesday that were fully ma
tured and ont of danger of injury
by frost. The corn was planted
June 20.
Thos. Gibson has made extern
sive street improvements in front
of his residence, in the way OF
terrscing, grading and macadam-
izing. A fine brick walk. the en-
tire width of the lot, and ap-
proaches:..to s..residence have
been recently laid.
The ground for the new Catho-
lie church was broken Wednes'
day afternoon. Col. John l.. Por.
ter removed the first shovelful OF
dirt at LILO o'clock. Brick and
stone for the structure are arriving
rapidly, and the work will be
pushed to completion as rapidly
as possible.
j. Monroe Smith purchased {
piece of land five miles west q