The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-03
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, NOV. ). 1892.
LOCAL BREvITlES.

IOAHl OfHEVitt6o.
Go to the polls early next Tues
day.
L. Drammond was in Keokuk last
Saturday.
Faulk's goods are fully warranted
Buy the best.
Get our prices on job printing be.
fore contracting.
We earnestly invite ever campaign
subscriber to renew.
Miss Lille Eckman has returned
from her Quincy, Illinois, visit.
Faulk will sell YOU White sewing
machine Or a Kimball piano or organ
cheap.
The only way to defeat the family
ticket is to vote for the Peoples party
ticket.
Rev. Williams will move into his
new residence, in the Mety addition,
next week.
For sewing machine needles and
repairs Of al! kinds, go to Geo. H
Lawton, Sr.
Geo. II. Lawton, ST., northeast
corner OF the square, makes special
ty of loaning money.
Every man opposed to railroad and
express Legislation should vote against
Gristy. the pass peddler.
II you want to know the particulars
about Dr. Gristy peddliDg railroad
passes ask Z. L. Arnold.
Buy first class musical instrument
for your little girl-Kimball piano or
organ. Call on f.. NJ. Faulk.
The Memphis band furnished the
music for the big rally OF the Poo
pies party at Edna, Tuesday.
Remember that J. II. Hudson is
J. W. Barae''. Scoficld's and the
bondholders' candidate for collector.
Every iaborer should attend the
speaking and hear Lsrk.n Wise.
Ills speech will be for their banefit.
Our city circulation may be held
back this week in order to prevent
the Democrat from getting the last
say.
Parties wanting hydrants put in
their stock ponds should call on or
address NJ. Notary at Crawford
station.
Mrs. Ora A Rays has been appoint
ell district president of the ". e. r..
T., which is an honor worthily be
slowed.
We hope our friends all over the
county will hasten with any election
news they may have to this office
next week.
Hon. j. D. Whipple will speak in
this county the rest of the campaign,
and will he here with Larkin Wise,
Saturday, Nov. 5.
Bruce Seaman, who has been in
southern Illinois for the past three
months, returned to his home in this
city last Monday.
Mr.. Wallroad, OF Iowa, was in the
city last week visiting his friend II.
G. P;tkin. Mr.. Wallroad may decide
to move to this county.
The liar for the Democrat on the
west side will probably try to excel
himself this week. All true patriots
should DC on their guard.
The obituary notice Of Mr. Davidson
who died one day last week, was re-
ceived too late for publication IN this
issue. but will appear next week.
The opposition may assert that yes
terlay was Peoples party rally.
Such was not the case and the meet
ing WAS rot known q week before.
Be careful about voting next Tues
day. Vote no ticket unless given
you 10y the judges. and see that their
names arc on the back OF the ticket
Now, when political excitment
runs high and business left in a
quiet state, would he good time to
select your groceries for the winter.
In this connection it must be re-
membered that p. II. Bennett sells
ut wholesale as we'll as at retail, and
and is able to'down competitors in
either branch. He is having potatoes
shipped in every week by the car load
and his business has arrived at that
stage when it becomes necessary 10 do
likewise when buying goods Of all
kinds; this makes his freight rates so
much cheaper than the average
merchant has tn nav with the large