Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-01-15
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Carter Bros, dentists. south side

Hon. A. G. Eubanks, of Milan,
died of pneumonia, Wednesday of
last week.
Mr.. E. A. Barnebv, a normal
student last year. died at Hunts
vile, Mo-, Saturday.
ED. Hollowell, of Canton, will
preach at Sublette next Sunday
morning auu evening.
Remember the date of the Ear
mers' Institute. The program
will be published next week.
Whitaker Mikel, for 80 years a
resident of Adsir county, died at
his house in Pettis township, Jan.
~.
The subject for discussion at
Christian church Sunday morning:
Friendship evening, "Revela-
ton
Lewis CIingswith WAS fined last
wsek 500 for asssulting his wife
with t. shovel. He will work out
the fine.
A vein of rich lead ore has been
discovered on the farm of Clai-
borne Key, in the southeast part
of Monroe county.
j. II. Hogan fell on the Size
walk at the southwest corner Fri
day night, aud broke one of the
bones in left leg.
Prosecuting Attorney Camp
bell is again able to be out. and
will in a few days be able to
stteud to business.
Rev. Holiday, of Edna, is in
the city this week assisting in the
revival meeting now In progress
at the South Methodist church.
DR.. H. McKim, A. NJ. Thomp-
son and Newt. Bacon, of LaBelle,
were arrested last week by Deputy
Marshal ID. n. Williams, for vio-
lRting the liquor laws.
Alberson & Runkle have opened
a wagon aud carriage factory in
KirksvilIe. They are fine work
men and we hope to see them re-
ceive substantial encouragement.
A. G. Dudley, a switchman IN
the Rock Island yards at Trenton,
is one of five children, between
whom an English estate of
SS0,000,000 is soon to be divided.
The revival meetings at the Z.
B. church still continue with in
creased interest. There have
been several conversions, and
much good has been done. The
meetings will continue over Sun
day.
Benz amin S. Bragg died of apo
plexy at his home in LaPlata,
January f. He was born IN Adair
county, KY, in 1926, and located
in Adair county, Mo-, in 1851, and
remained resident of this coun-
II until 1880, when he located IN
LsPiass, where he had since re-
sided.
L. Morrow who was struck by q
Wabash freight engine nearly two
years ago, while crossing the
track near Kennedy & Kinnear's
warehouse, and had his wagon de-
molished, and was himself consid-
erably bruised, brought suit for
$1,000 damages. The jury Monday
allowed him $500. The Wabash
has appealed the case.
Mrs. RatIlff, of Pleasant Grove,
Iowa, died last week. She Was
the mother of D. G. Rstlitf, Mrs.
Jas. Bounds and Mrs. 7. J. Fitz-
gerald, all residents of this coun-
ty. MIR. and Mrs. Bounds. Mr..
Ratliff anG Mrs. Fitzgerald attend
ed the funeral. All returned home
Tuesday but Mrs. Fitzgerald, who
will remain a couple of weeks
vith g sister who is i'll.
John Hutchinson, q prosperous
farmer. living seven miles south
east of Lap lats, attempted suicide
last week by hanging himself to a
beam in his barn. He was dis
covered before life was extinc. and
cut down, but last reports state
thst it is impossible for him to re-
cover. Brooding over recent un-
fortunate business transactions, 1t
is thought, caused the attempt al
self destruction.
The protrscted meeting now il
progress at the Christian church
under the direction of Elder 81. b
Davis, is increasing in interest
and attendance. The meetings
will ,ntinue each evening for al
least two weeks. The themes thus
far discussed relate to practica
Christisnity-the christian vir'
tues or characteristics" "Reli
gion," and "The Pure In Heart.
A cordial invitation is extended te
everybody to come. ED. Davis il
persuasive speaker, directing his
teaching to the heart and con
science.
The Union prayer meetings held
their closing service at the Chris