Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-15
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GRAPHICS.
Carter Bros. dentists, south sid
Go to- cKeehan Bros. for hsr
vestingsoiis.
RoetsLoren is putting grant
old walks in front Of his business
houss. T
Rev:E. Roszell1 will preach a
ILLINOIS, Bend next Sunday at L
O'Clock a.m. s.
CIV. Lord has purchased Jas
CARROTS interest in the, firm O.
Ludden g. Garrett. 49,
West of the river rust is said t.
have materially : damaged, the
wheat crop. '
The oat crop will be light. bu,
the farmers will make up in corr
what they lose in; oats. = Is g
The weather this wesk has been
excellent for corn, but little
severe on men in the harvest fields.
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Our list of 1910 voters as rrox-
ing rapidly Send in allthe names
as we wish to publish them ID .
few weeks. s
William Fickel, Of Troy Mills.
who has been suffering from q
stroke of paralysis, was able to be
in Kirksville Thursday.
j. E. Adams, of Edna, has ac-
cepted a position in Bulls bank
of Quincy, Mr.. Adams will become
sresident of Quincy, August l.
The Republican league of
Kirksville will meet for organize
ton for the campaign next Fri
day in SpHrling's hall at 7:30. A
full attendance is requested.
Oscar Erickson, who live two
and, a half miles east of Willard
has twenty acres of corn that was
waist high a week ago, and six
cores that we're almost as good.
The Presbyterlans will not have
preaching services next Sabbath,
owing to the absence OF the pastor,
who breaches at Brookield that
sdav. Sabbath school as usual at
$50 q, m. e..
]. NJ. Wild has recently COM
pleted very neat cottage, and
has elegantly furnished the same.
Such a, proceeding on the part of
young man looks a little sus-
picioas.
The fine herd of Jersey cattle.
owned by G.. W. Denniston con-
tinue to attract admiration from
all quarters. Eli Jersey, the head
of! the herd is a magnificent ami
NAL, and Mr.. Denniston is justly |
proud of this acquisition to his |
herd. |
Prof. Laughlln will preach at
the Christian church next Sunday
at Ii a. m. and s p. m. The SER
vices of the day will be the close
of his connection with the church |
as its pastor. He will re-enter |
the teachers profession the first of |
September.
Sheriff Emil Dosenbach, of st. |
Louis county, shot and killed Maj.
W. S. Smith at Clayton, Wednes-
day morning. The shooting grew
out of the congressional fight in |
the tenth district, which is very |
bitter, the candidates being DR.. |
Bsrtholdt an ex-congressman w. |
NJ. Kinsey. III II I |
A large number of young peo-
pie enjoyed moonlight picnic at
Camp Collett Tuesday night. |
While returning the storm over
took them and the buggy in which |
we're Mr.. Clarence Robinson and |
Miss Grace Mccoy was overturn-
ed, and both were thrown out. Mr.. |
Robinson was badly bruised
about the face. but was not seri-
ously hurt. Miss Grace escaped
without injury.
Fifteen of Kirksville's gentry,
white and colored, were arrested
by the marshal Sunday for indulg-
ing in q game of craps. They
we're tried before the police Judge
Monday and fined. fine and costs
amounting to $500 each. 1t is re-
ported that the whites were no
matches for their colored broth
ers in the game, and that, In ad-
dition 10 their, fines and costs they
are short q good many dollars.
The whites were the same old
gang that has been arrested sew
sraf times. l' --'''.'s 3" go +
The Republican County con-
vention convened in Sparling's
Hall Saturday afternoon and NOM
mated the following candidates
for county Offices. For rspresen-