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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12
La Grippe

"Last spring l was taken down with
la grippe. At times I was completely
Frustrated, and so difficult was my
breathing that my breast seemed as if
confined in an iron cage. l procured a
bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and
no sooner had 1 began taking it than
relief followed. Icould not believe that
the effect would be SO rapid and the
cure so complete."-W. Ell. Williams,
Cook CITY, S. Oak. +
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12

"Notlng succeeds like success"
and nouing will mere quickly insure
success than true merit. For fifty
years. ayers Sarsaparilla has main
taiped : popularity, as the superior
blood purifier. 1t stands upon its
" lciits and never fails to give
satisfaction.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12

Mrs. q. tauthreaux, the well known
and populr Milliner on St. Philip ST.,
~announce:to her many friends and
patrons that She has just received ii
full assortment of winter goods, and
ladies has and honnets of the latest
New Yok and Parisian styies.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12
-'~1z ~zsz nn-

"A chemical success and medical
triumph, 50 speaks an eminent ply
STEFAN ~ reference to Ayers Cherry
peetoral aud the eulogy WAS none
too strong. No other medicine is so
sale and ethcacious in all diseases of
the throat and lungs.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12

Mr.. A. l.. Guillot, the popular
manager of T%hibodaux Drug Store
has had a touch OF fever. He is,
however better, and attending to
business.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12

When the hair has fallen ont, leav-
inc the head bald, if the scalp is not
JIuy. there is a chance of regaining
the hair by using Halls Hair Renew
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12

ltsSE REMIT.-ThoSe indebted to
~ .,1~llhndanx Sentinel" are respect
fl i rq,nS',d "remit.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12

A heavy frost and slight ice on yes
te,daa morning.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12

lopo Gallons EASTERN SIS. 1900 Gallons, so
A piyrs Bros. 80 Perdido st. New Orleans
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12

MNcIPAL ELECTIoN.-Ihe munich
pal lection for Mayor and six trustees
for he municipality of Thibodanx,
With took place on last Tuesday
pa,ed oil very quietly. Although
th is The busy season tor sugar
mixing and harvesting the cane crop,
aood vo;e was poiled. One hundred
all ~eightN-two votes were polled, and
to following Democratic ticket vas
ected
For Mayor, w. G. Raglan !; for Trus-
ees, +. Icrnntt, Thus. Albert, l.. p.
,aillouet, Tllto. Z. Bergeron, Ozeme
Saquin, and Dy. A. J. Meyer.
As We stated in our last issue, this
ticket is as good aticket as could nave
been chosen trum the citizens OF the
town of lhihodauX the admlnislia-
ton of its affairs could not have been
placed III better hands.
On the Y of the election unlor
were out that an independent ticket
would be placed in the field. Wheth-
er there MAS any truth III the umo
or not, we are happy to announce tina;
II did not materlaiiza. Some say it
was a JOKE that is possible. joke o,
no joke, NE do . believe in snch
Jokes, anA express the firm hope that
tiey Will haver again F.: jokes are
well IN tftrfr place. but not when they
are attic 0ptai Ia b. ptrpetrated in
serious n fi.ets: they are apt to cause
uEpiea>la' results. Never trifle III
serious matters.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12

Don Na"Gu Your LUNGS AwAYi-
Inc best - Ncstntnt on earth IS the
purchase - Il bottle of Marsden's Pee
total k,;u when YOU have a cough or
cold, lA.e, take desperate chance
when -, fist dose Of this excellent
medicthe @tl relieve you. \ hottie
VIII enft ny Adinary cough ol cold.
Sold e>tilaArie.
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Guaranteed.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN HONOKAA.
Verdict of CorOner's Jury-The
Gin Mill Closed.

About s o'clock on Monday
morning Alfred c. Kingcomb was
found dead in a lodging house in
Honokaa, having apparently been
dead for some hours. He was
quite we'll known, having at one
time and another worked on al
most every plantation on Hawaii
and Maui, but for some time past
has been out of work. On Thurs
day of last week he engaged with
MIR. C. D. Miller to go to Kona to
work, and was advanced enough
to take him over to Mr.. Miller's
plantation. He was drinking on
Friday and Saturday Enthusiastically
but not heavily. Sunday he was at
it again until about 10 o'clock at
night, when he was found on a
lumber pile and taken to the room
where he died sometime during
the night. He leaves wife, but
so far as known no other relatives
in this country. He was a native
of Australia and followed the sea
before coming to these islands,
which has been his home for quite
a number of years.
Monday evening Judge Thomas
as coroner, swore in as jurors Nj
V. Holmes, Henry Johnson, c. A
Grote, Evan w. Estep, James
Smeaton and L. S. August, who
viewed the body and commenced
taking testimony. Several wit
nesses were examined up to
o'clock, when the jury retired TO
consideration. They asked for al
adjournment until 8 A. NJ. on Tues
day and to have more witnesse
come before them at that time, an
gave permission for the burial c
the body.
The next morning several cit
zens employed Chas. Williams t
appear before the jury on behalf
the people and render what assis
ance he could in getting to the DO
tom of the affair. During the da
five or six witnesses were exar
ined more or less closely, but fail'
to find where his last bottle "
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pertaining to the different islands
with handsome illustrations and
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lot of bother and questions.
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comb came to his death from
heart failure, accelerated by an
over-indulgence in alcoholic stimu-
lants."
CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
After the verdict was passed in
the jury resolved itself into a citi-
zens' committee, called in Mr..
Williams, Mr.. Greig, and one or
two more who had shown an inter-
est, and sent for Louis Longfeld,
who has conducted a gin mill in
Honokaa for some two years. He
had the evidence reviewed to him,
and was told that the people had
put up with his place just as long
as possible, and that they had
paper drawn up which they wished
him to sign then and there. He
signed it, after some hesitation, in
the presence of half a dozen wit
nesses, and it is now in safe hands.
It is as follows:
/, Louis Longfeld, do most sol
EMMY promise and delare that l
will on or before the 31st day of
August, 1892, cease the illicit and
illegal sale of malt and spirituous
liquors in the village of Honokaa,
heretofore conducted by me.
(Signedl L. LoNGFIELD.
This place has been a disgrace
to the village almost from the ad-
vent of the present incumbent, and
while he has been convicted once,
it seemed almost impossible to get
evidence to convict on the second
offense, though several citizens
have laid complaints. The COM
mittee that succeeded in getting
his signature to the above have
been assured the moral support OF
nearly everyone, even to some pat
rons of the place, and feel that
they have, for a time at least, rid
the village of its most disgraceful
| tenant. Vox populi, vox Del.
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procured. At 5 o'clock the jury
rendered verdict that "King-
comb came to his death from
heart failure, accelerated by an
over-indulgence in alcoholic stimu-
lants."
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
4 Rec ;1ss,a0 Ccasing.

i F@;s;a|,;i::an atsa;-ti' 81 $ hank s2t
utnse ss,a;, shoTsasl miles srosis
here ss.a,|s: the scEaark u ic>, ;v:niHGs
age, tssa, s.e .:;st} ssr !.-ar@ IS t.1.Yesaa'l
tse-&.,E;as.e is:: IL -.o:>u,s on liz: money
g,s~ssi,.is.' My. si,Nrrv t.:r~s, Il
ptt,sg,inen. t'an.tT -: New furh city
in Il communication 81 ii Lcnd"n
l,snI~r. last Summer; SSH t:s:st t;spI-
tail,.. need have no fear ',s u c!:aN y.
IN i'... GEan..l;,. eyst.,, OF the ia:tr,s
State. .or at least Eve years, t.canse
Has, SOB Tie .elti.5!!.:is; E,a:iil*t for
president. and tlcveiaai tie tlc,iio-
crasic no,a;nae. we're both snn,;,i oE.
that u,aite,. and uhit'!lesey should
he elected t,ni}!si l,e resit.;i III, ~ carry
out tie E.ns!;ah-,ieW syssts;>ai;: . py"-
grant The .aaK"nge u t!aws is ret
here given b;It his meaning IS.
| No 1t goes. The s:Iutocr;sts got
e,DrtroI Of both .,lA parties years ago
! :n,; have i,zcu playing stsc.a - le,
ceive the rcopie. But ;oss that they
have been doing it so !nIiG TIE :.ioycr
! foot aiC,,nr The rep;sti can .s,sdhug-
! is being shown II; .iniy Oft rc!s;s.s'j
/ expressions rs utmost confidence IL
Cleveland = financial POLICY. Tbs
disguise is being Thrown 81: aud il
viii, soon become clear t. The naaSsc-
hat the Iea'ers o; tie OF! rarile>
nave been shamin, III: the tariff an,
force bill issues. The main thing
desired by them has tcen tia,
there should be NO material chang,
in financial matters. 'shcy will con
tinuc to sham Il gssarrcl cst, the tar!I
but II! the tiinc an eve WI! be KEEP
10 the main ,.:;.nce Of D,l Sbylorh
The prese!i, iilarc';;l policy, wh;el
was foisted Upon H. BY tue mone.
power of England and this country
is to continue undis:u,bed rs Cleyt
land = administration.
E:nt thanks hc To tI,,. veiopfncnt
Of time. tie rank aud lie Of all pArtie
are gradually Getting tier eyes nptnt
10 tie scheme of the plutocrat>
When they do this there Will he
running to and fro hv certain nabrh
and a calling on the mountains an
T hills to fall on them --i;lrNlo indt
pendent
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
& eiil.s.s +, cur car That IN Il con

&c t,iii.ittt$ ~ C'iF car tit:t w < CON
e"r,at!on, discussing the levy ant sale
cs ssof"a4, i!,at sn.;sr i!r-s.n said tha:
the;c .y.,,.!l be .si.t!rra II there w"re
auv more. horses solo, 10 whi,-is o,r
tosnsIa;sr as.l nc;ea horse dealer.
s,ai!y. made reply s!is;s if there were
one h,i,i,sed horses sts!ss III the sheriff
for taxes at 10 cents each, he had No
more. that would hay even onc Of
them, az that price Daily is na,tc ;sp
Of that type nt 'nal, sh"-e. heart is as
sar%. ~ that III IN ok an! rain,>s
E,ioot, drawn from laG,eais filled with
Ire milk III l.uuran Kindness aiG jus
ticc. thruH.ci. VEINS "li,c!a t;;ste :.
s,.i,as cr!uian with raniSicatinus oi
nerves wi,i",' Gi,'c y nolf.c scMse Of
hunnr ami view ii the right.
In striking Contra,, With ssic{ :;
! stsan - Daily, is that cIiaractes ot ,n:sn
of Tie hnris iie"tie,; English bail ter
g!cr type, WHO constantly keeps y lot
pf Nessiai paif, It, bark and bite At
farmers when they come to our fair
! city in tie transaction IF Their ba,i-
ness al,i threaten It; bs.y ;ncir horses
! # .,erchas,cc the. should l,e sold. 50
| the money conii he paitl to robbers,
whilst the children pf Tie owner could
go with less clothes, les food, and the
! wife rock the cradle with less hope Of
the future and learn to endure the
pnching want el2enlerc1 thereby
whilst the business man of this city
stands iliy on The corner OF tie street
!,,okin. il. >olnoer lUc at the loss Of
tie property which 81, ull 50 20 eli
Ii,en and make business here flourish
as a ebay tree
! Would TO tod that every man had
the courage and homer Of Daily The
pot SINNERS and will soon boil. 1t
is '.bout TIME for another horse sale
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Sen John Sherman ought to know
better than talk about the purchasin.
power Of money. 1t has no purchasing
power. but when it is legal Ten Ter it
has a ie5t pay ing power and that is
the only purpose for which money is
created. Notes and ali promises to
pa: money are payable in whatever
the law declares TO be lcgal tender,
and this legal tender, 50 long as the
Law does not monkey with it and
recall IL Ic4a! tender function, needs
no redemption. 1t should be per
l'-tnai, and then let prove its perfect
usefulness every time it changes
hands as legal tendcr-Pomeroy !,
Advanced Thought.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

,'iuce :ae Carnegie oa'it were III
able to make 4 jury believe tina; the
Hoiscstea;s strikers .e:c lu'is: OF
iS;s!.ier IL protesting themselves
nAvn at.acket! Ivy Il cro~l Of Ilnke1
son .lioas, at: c!!,'s: has been i,sade
10 convict :hosc !aisoreEs icT poison
~ non Gnioa nneH ~ work IL thc
mills q; the sennsy lTara town. This
;May 'e accom- iiskc;i b. E.ieuteEint
ti;;.in, is he has gone about the deal
IN 4 systematic wa> by hiring aeysTa!
sinke.ion s:.cn to work the Eases 10
a finish With money, toe detectives
I'm l;e hired TO swear To almost aDE
.I:i,g. and Frich has Shown hy lis
ACTIONS that he would stoor to
any measure TO punish the men
that would no. obey him, This
action means something for every
workman in the land Every year
there appears more tricks and lower
wages and profits for men Of small
ricaTls It is not oni. the Home.
stead affair i!,a: should catisc alarm
10 spread III the ranks cf l:si~r.
FROM almost every section u the
world Coues accounts Of tie rItii
corporations forcing the s:ah':crs
.iuwn 10 the sert's position. In sulng
>o;.u:r;es, notably England and
t;erinany, where they haye advanced
further IN the sol,, standard force
lie results are even more appealing
,!a. tue Homestead affair Every
strife trii>es terror into the hearts OF
the women and children OF la.,oyers
for the blood sucking vanpiers Oi
AIDES fellow up the men who dare
to diso',ey the dictates OF monopoly
and # no: killed outright are tiIrowt
latc prisor. or are made to Il t ana
become II wanuer.r on earth, Wtili.
the: families must beg, Or stea! o.
70 20 the purr house.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

The Natc.. has 40 use for q
People : parry man that hash t sand
!lnence snt. protection t. t:;i> paper.
The idea Of preaching our principles
all over The county. ard then farming
yoHr money into the pockets Of the
worst and most vicious enemies We
have in TIE country seems queer
enough to slne! bal, and rather!
"chestnutty. '-Inlepeudant Watch
man.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

|, Is given out that the People :
l.irty i" not propose t" Iave any
llnu1et when the new state officers
l.. Kansas are Installed. 1t is prcpos-
e to 70 i,.,ca g. -. .c.'od old Jcilrr-
s,n;an .at. T. :.iotoy thus saved
c:;u b: ,.i:>n II >::nr charity institu-
tiol. as Tue financial laws passed III
tn. pas: twenty years have made
VI: Nv Of them
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
TO COnSunptiIcS.

The uatif..eicund having boon restored &c
health ty simple means. after suffering for
several wears 18th ;iAt'vsrt lung aYoctiftl !, :d
that dread iiaeaSr p:7.;itt Ut DTl. tt.Hs
make known 70 his fr.io-~ >tiifrer> the It,.tl!r
of care To these y 80 desire it. he vii IKE, r
fully send fire." of Charge a copy OF tic pre-
scrii.tion used, which The" VIII t;it Il sure
tt... FOR Ft,nsI. ptiO.:. \ ttIuu Gt.r3f \. irru
ciiitis and al throat and lung Nalaeitns. Et
hopes slt sufferers will try his remedy. IL i; j.
invnst!ahe. Those desiring the presentation
which will cost them nothing, and MAY prove
blessing will please Gt.ireSi,
Rev. Ep,y ARD A. WILSON Rrut h!,n% esr Eoi,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Jasper Hiue> in II recent coB!nu-
nication 10 the Gate City, says that
Gen. William, Harrison vino lives
over nn the Dts M,ine, river, is now
III his ninety ninth year; that he was
born during Wa>hinGton's second
term, first voted for Madison in 1877,
and last for presid> Mt Harrison thi;'
fall, has lived on the farm which lie
now occupies for II wears, aud think:
lie will live 70 be leo years old
EAZn,ir-I nralI
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Senator Stewart has introduced q
!.ll III The /. :. senate. amending TIL"
Sherman act so rs to provide for free
silver coinage and the cninage of
bullion now held in the treasury, and,
in addition. for the Issue OF treasury
notes h:.isei ON the silver deposit,
vi.:c:i ..n.ce are 10 he rcd~"m;ti,ie in
cold or silver coin at the option Of
t.lc government ana arc made legal
tender
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS. Charles g. HagC'uh.n ast' Isabel
II Iiuyr!th"i>. his ir. ny tt:cir certain Trust
Heed. dated \nyr:apr ~. i. -. -. :tn'. re
corded in Vol. -, page ~. 81 ID ed u:ii Mort
xaf,9' Records III !-rnfi:srii county. Missouri,
cariV.tt! - :tt ,tili.r>i :.i"u IrtiSftr-' The
following described RAD '.-ratC s.;Eatc,i III
u;is.n'i county. N:S~u..ri, lo-ntt: ii" -'.stth
cast fourth - q. # t.t' soul "a: quartz r
l..i. section iurrr+~tc -. nGH ihc n0it.i-
east .u:.rt II. e. rf ~: southwest quarter
-. ". Ir.t. section ten t>-c 10 III il! town lir
>iNtN-ttpr so IL I:'rt il OF range eleven III T..
II, west ui tith ,w. - Principal Meridian.
Tia, N!ii,=tl rHnT, ya:,.-r w..> i'll trust for the
Ylrpp>n OF curing the payment OF enc lfri.l-
rii,ai note AMI ten ,i'h ni.irs; coupon notes.
therein ti"SC:i'lct.: and
NRTat:.>. !, j. provided. in ~nid Trust Deed.
! that ii default be- made III rae pn, ;Mrnt oi
SAID principal ur nf said inicrs'et notes wict.
due, then til. entire t'lt3nt of said p:':tip
and interest may hr crn%il f",! ;tS axe an't
to!laciatc NJ Che option rf thc ga hold: I
thereof and this Illl~t Deed tore ,'rs'',i, A.!'.
said lands 800: 10 satisfy Sttil d.t and sc 81:
and
WHEREAS. I;rfauit h., hern made il th'
nay in"nt "i ta" 81 -i;i:: ntl''ii Inject iot,~.
;;lit saIl!.. IuG,. pas; tlIc .ind ..,,.ti.
! New. ht RETIRE, |, III. nnis ,nri trustee.
in ncc9tr i;t'rc with IT," PROV iSi;'uS "a Esd
. lr!tSt ..,,i 6l!i az the request al II" lr-d
ncr and r.t.rr of said NOTES. +itf "E"r S;3I
+ pro; rris fer safe 1t r.tt,!ic auction to :H'
! highest ii:-,t,r fey cash in hand It In,
south fruat t!,nr of the tO.:rt isoG-e III Tia,
city of H.-Itl4:.S III S,r'iun c,!inty. Missouri
on M".ay December 2.,i!!, \. -. i-:f-. IL: tw'c";
%. that ,iav - satisfy said debt ati interest
and cu>tS 90 ,Ntclli!ng this trust
AicnI.liS, Mo. November Isl. \. y l~:r1.
f.. K. BARTLETT, Trus;re.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

The repeal Of the Sherman act
which provides for the purchase of
81 00o, 900 ounces Of silver per year
by the government as Il basis for
silver certificates. is Row advocated
by its author. The Democrats con
deming the act in their national plat
form. Let il be repealed. and then
Sherman can join The Democratic
party. The sooner the gold bugs all
get together iii the same party the
better it will be fo:tIle people far
kio indc pcnl:ttlt
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

AL sorts OF schemes ar. atIpat to
perpetuate The national nanh among
4 certain class OF ruhlic men while
oti erS are favorIns re.urn IF
state banks of is~ile 1t doe, not
seem to have occurred 10 them that
the government cOuia issue It's money
aud do its own h1nhing ut Il great
saving TO the people. " lew. E.!r
hank Iowa
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Judge Ellison of Division No , of
Tie supreme court has rendered Il de
r-ion Which provides that it shall be
;"awiui for any firm engaged in
misunderstanding Or mining TO issue in
paNmcn. sur wages a check or or'ler
10, payable in United States money.
'aless it is negotiable or redccmable
1T ITS face value without discount in
cash, goods, wares or supplies at the
option Of the holder. 800 Lancaster
Gsccls.or.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
State News.

Coal has been discovered neal
.>a,I:.!ia. The vein Is eight feet thick
J. L. Rippy, Of Sean, Ter county is
: candidate for the appn.ut'uent OF
labor commissioner
There will Inc twelve farmers in the
next Missouri senate, ani sixty fl, t
farmer, ia the house.
Tie next Legislature vii! be a>kct'
for in appropriation for a nome and
training school for homeless boys ant!
girls.
OF A:issnEr.s II, counties only
clever, are without railroad connect
ions. but three of the eleven can ship
their pro.iucts by river.
The D1A Fellows nf Missouri con
template the e>t;s''i!~Itn~I.' Of a Lrss,s
FIJI the support of orphan ch'dr2n
Nevada. Clinton and other places ars
ready to BID for it.
The appropriation made by the Ia
general assembly for criminal cost
WIS exhausted some time AGO anc
there VIII p:,,!,:,hv he deficiency OF
some $4,000. There is always :
deficiency IN the criminal costs o
the state and usually it is nue.:
larger than the figures given.
Cartervlll". No. has a hot lot.
l. is q mining claim and at s. fee
the hot grouul is in st encounterc,
an! it becomes hotter as they -
down. til ut lGl feet the men canno
work in the ground. Hot air. strong|,
charged with su!pher, rours fonrt
from he openings. This holiness ha
continued now for seven months.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Silas B. Cow,lI, cashier of the
Mc' chants Exchange Bank, and ".
B. Evans, of Granger, No, kavc
purchased the M;inse.i & Gamble
hardware stock, aDh will continue
The business at the old stand. Mr.
Cowell and Evans are both experience
ed hardware men, and we prcdic,
they will DO Il good business from TIL,
s;art.-DIwnEg Democrat.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

u in Ike northwest part Of Il ahoha
there resides j:st Il smooth dozen
Widows We did not count the old
maids. but we give bachelors aud
witsowcIs far warning to s;ear clear
OF northeast kahoka or take the con
scu,lcnccS-Miss Ourian.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

The Peoples party makes huin&E-
ity the iS,ue AMI stands araycd against
the master spirit Of greed The Ia'-
tie is begun. Let US or With the
tight.--'i'a:!<io Independent.