The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-30
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, JULY 80. 1891.
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Harvest is gradually drawing to a
close.
W. II. Raines arrived last Friday
night.
Ben Thornhury left for Texas Mon
day night.
B. +, Glover, Of Granger, wss i'll
Memphis Yesterday.
Tie Lycan firm all took flying
trip to Edna last week.
Ira Perjue left for a short visit
home last Friday night.
Go to NJ Humphreys store for TIE
best clothing in the city.
Call at this Office and get a caia.
logue of kahoka College.
J. p. Knight, Jr, received three
s,fety bicvc4es last week.
Lutte Hudson and sister, Miss Jen-
ME. are visiting in Hannibal.
All Ire teachers will he at the In
stitutc text Monday, August 3D.
Takea good hot or cold bath ct
Llovd'sbath rooms and be happy.
OMIT a crowd of Memphisites at
tendeGthe Milton races last week.
f. !. Hosl>ins and family, of Lawn
Ridg, were in Memphis Tuesday.
Mss Maggie Blake has retained
firm her visit in keosauqua, iowa
| You will make great mistake if
yu do not attend kahoka College.
Misses Myrtle Gray and Jose
bhine Barnes are visiting in Canton.
Roger Neeper, of Kaaoka. was in
Memphis the latter part of last week
Combs Chicken Cholera Cure.
Never fails. Sold by Brc&n & Daw-
son.
l.. II. Hodges and Cssamus Glow.
of Lawn Ridge, were in tie city Tues
day.
For the best meals. 90 to the
Farmers Restaurant, east side of the
square.
Attend the Demorest Contest at
Rces Opera House on Thursday, Au-
gust 9th.
peoples Stock Food, the great
remedy fer stock. Sold by Brown 4
Dawson.
Good health depends on bathing.
So then go to LIoyd's bath rooms aud
he healthy.
f. W. Knott, of st. louis, has
been visiting relatives in this city
The past week.
Insure in the Farmers Insurance
Company of Scotland county. W r.
Moore, secretary.
Young people from the country
the best time to start to Business
College is August Bid.
NJ Humphrey beats any thing the
world ever saw in the line of clothing,
mems, boys and youths.
Visit Lloyd's Bath rooms and
clean yourself up. Hot and cold
baths. Everything first class.
Last Wednesday William Ward
caught cst fish that measured two
feet long and seven inches across the
head.
Business men. clerks, Young peo-
pie and :ll others, improve the OPP
portunity by attending the evening
school.
Fl. G. Pitkin purchased the ". J.
Daugherty stock and is now selling it
out, Offering the best bargains of the
season.
The Demorest Medal Contest is
given by the W. c. r. U. and the
patronage of the public is earnestly
solicited.
J. II. Troth, Lawn Ridge, was in
Memphis, Tuesday, and subscribed
for a copy of the FARMERS UNION
one year.
Educate the people in head and
heart and the country is safe-says
Daniel Webster. kahoka College
does this.
Send for catalogue of Kahoka
College and read the address "To
Farmers" and ITO the Daughters of
the Land
Make your boy happy By buying
for him to-day in our Boys Depart
ment one Of our knee pant suits at
Humphreys.
A Sunday School picnic will be
held in Mety's grove tomorrow, to
which all are invited. Bring well
filed baskets.
II. c. Hodges, Of Nebraska, who
has been visiting relatives in this
county for some time, returned HON,
Tuesday night.
DIR. Cones Sugar Powders. The
great remedy for children in tcething
cholera infantum, WORMS. etc. Solo