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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-26

Rumor says that tho much talked OF rail-
road from Gouverneur to Edwards will
prove in time to be a reality. The old sur
veys are being looked over and corr ected
preparatory to beginning operations. Rail
roads are also being talked OF from Potsdam
to Parishville and Cotton. Some one helped
themselves to an overcoat, vest aud t.
pair Of pants at the Whitney house last
week and took tho train to Malone. Mrs.
Cramer died at her residence on Elm
street, and was buried Sunday. Tho Y. T.
S. G. L. of the Congrel .ional church will
give supper in the vestry Of the church
Wednesday evening" lawn-tenn club
has been formed by the young people.
The store Of II. NJ. Bertrand of Cham
plain was entered by burglars Monday of
last week and over $500 worth of goods car
red away. This the third time this store
has teen burglarized within few years
A syndicate Of New FORK and Pittsburgh
capitalists have purchased the Stackpole
brewery in Pittsburgh and will commence
operating the same within few weeks.
The capital stock OF the new company will
be $3.50, GOO.
Keeper Buck of Clinton prison has been
indicted by Oneida county grand jury for
criminal negligence in allowing Buncoer
O'Brien's escape and is detained in Utica
under $4,000 bonds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-26
READING,

Mrs. Galen Tarbel has returned to her
home at Ashburnham, Mass. Mrs. Taylor
and Mrs. King bury, who have been board
ing at the Valley House, have returned to
Windsor. %. 5. Holden hns moved into a
portion of Mrs. Cordelia Shedd's house. -
Miss Ida White is teaching in Weathers
iield.-On the evening of May - a
very pleasant reception was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Hook
at their home for Mr. and Mrs. George ID.
Burnham, who returned that night from
their wedding trip.-A large company Of
relatives and friends were present Fine
music was rendered by DR.. and Mrs +. c.
Morgan and others. Refreshments were
we'd and a pleasant social time was
ioyed Mrs Gilbert has returned from
" indsor. DR.. II. III. Guild, who died at
Claremont, N. H., May $, was formerly a
physician in this town and had gained many
friends in this vicinity. Several from this
place attended his funeral. Miss Lizzie
Vaughan of Woodstock ia at +. II. Hew-
lett .-Arbor day was observed in the af
ternoon by the Felchvile school. Mrs.
Harding of Connecticut has moved into the
house she recently purchased of .. =. Hol-
den. MIR. and Mrs. ODER are at Newport
n. H., called there by the illness of Mrs.
Ober's brother 49, Maurice Hapgood young
man aud a native OF this town, died at his
home Mt Lebanon, n. H., last week of ty-
phod fever. His funeral was held at Wood e
stock on Sunday and some from this town
were present. Over $22 was contributed
here for the Russian sufferers. Memorial
day will DO observed by Henry f.. Giddings
q. A. r. post with appropriate exercises
and decorations. The cemeteries at South
Reading the Sawyer district, Bailey's Mills
aud the Fletcher yard will be visited in the
forenoon and exercises will be held at Fech-
vile at O'Clock p. m, to which all are in
vited. Teachers and their pupils are es-
pccially requested to be present.
BETHEL.
Union Memorial services before the G. A.
II. are to be held Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the UDiversalst church, Rev. j.
+, Marvin OF Rochester preaching. - Dec
CREATION day will be observed by the
q. A. r. Post Daniel Lille by appro,
pirate exercises at the cemetery. The
| speaker at the church will be Mr.. w.
| J.. Burnap of Burlington. The first enter
tainment in the y. +. S. c. f. Lecture
Course was given last Friday evening, it be-
| ing concert by the West Randolph High
school quartette. The second entertainment
viii be Wednesday evening, the Goth, by
Prof. Perkins of u. V, ~; the subject of
the lecture being, Birds and their Habits.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-26
WINDSOR COUNTY.

What is supposed TO be gray eagle has
been seen in Spring field several times lately.
Hon. Justus Dartt, formerly State super
intendeut of schools, who has been in Mas
snchusetts is soon TO return to Springfield
to locate permanently.
Mrs. o. w. Daley, a wealthy woman of
White River Junction, has purchased a
water privilege and will put in on electric
light plant to furnish lights for White River
junction, Hartford in Vermont, West
Lebanon, and Dartmouth college and Han
over, n. II.
Ludlow Is enjoying boom, the founla-
ton of the new woollen mill and the Bap-
fist church are we'll under way. Twelve
new tenements are under way and more
will be soon. A petition has been largely
signed requesting the selectmen to lay anew
street from the east end of Pleasant stree,
to the new mill of tho Black River Woollen
company.
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SPRINGFIELD.

The Black River railroad is still being
aGtated, though surface reports are to the
contrary. Engineer Aver Of st. Adams is
doing his utmost to secure road for the
town and his efforts are duly appreciated.
Great excitement prevails over the killing
of Reuben Leet in the neighboring town of
Weathersiied. The woollen mill will shut
down as soon as the present stock is con-
sumod. a number Of the employees are 60
ing to Lebanon, \. Y.-Cutler n Burnham
of Barre are erecting $4,000 monument OF
Barre granite in the cemetery for b. f.
Dana
c. f. Richardson has returned from n
two months trip to California. Rev. c. f.
Mcintyre has accepted a call from Skow-
hogan, Me-, and will begin his labors early
in June.-H J.. Sticknsy is home from the
L. V. NJ. medical college. The third an
nual field day of c. V. |. \. a. will occur
Friday, the eth, at Claremont n. H
Hon. Adna Brown starts for Minneapolis
about June |.
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old, II to ~ cents per pound eggs, l3
cents per dozen;potatoes 20 cents per bushel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-26
TERRIBLE ITCHING.
Used Everything Five Months,
In Three weeks not a Scar or
Pimple. Cured by Cuticura.

When my baby was three months old hn
checks and forehead began to break out with
white pimples on rsd surface. In few days
itching commenced, VIII eh was terrible. AZ
Ter he womb run II. natLnr lNnnld nnzn from,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-26
WATERBURY, CENTRE.

Rev. |, =. Booth of Northfeld gave
lecture hero on Temperance. Porter II.
Dale has been hired to preach at the Free
WIN Baptist church the coming year. In
the Demorest contest at the Green Mountain
seminary, Miss ADELAIDE Marsh received the
silver medal, and Annie Baker and Louis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-26
CABOT.

Memorial day will be observed here as
usual. Tho exercises will be held under the
auspices of Morrill, post G. A. r. Rev.
II. ". Worthen af Hardwick viii give the
address. Mrs. f. NJ. Law returned last
week from Saratoga Springs, where she
spent the winter. "A. w. Baker and wife
Of Boston, have come to spend the summer
in town. Mrs. T.. w. Harrington, who has
been i'll for the past three weeks, died last
week Tuesday. Funeral services were
held Thursday. Mrs. Harrington had
reached the advanced age of
Sc, and celebrated the 6Sth anniver-
sary Of her marriage November 20, ,-
The Cabot Base Ball club give promenade
in town hall May 30-The Good Templars
gave a sugar party at their hall last Friday
evening There will be Demorest silver
medal contest at the town hall Friday even
ing, May 81, to which all are invited. The
base ball team 60 to Barre Thursday to
play against the Goddards. Presiding
Elder Trunk breaches the Memorial sermon
next Sunday at the Methodist church.
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PLAINFlELD.

Rev. Mr.. Williams filled the Congrega-
tional pulpit Sunday. Mrs. y. C. Lombard
has returned from St. Adams, where she
has been with her son.-Mrs. Cortland
Perry died of pneumonia last week and was
buried Monday from her house Mrs. Ezra
kIdder has returned TO Plainfell. Mrs. A.
r.. Snow is ill.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-26

j. w. Hoxie from Carolina, r. l., was in
town last week laying out trout ponds
for the State fish hatchery ,-Alonzo Loran-
way has moved to Duluth, Mimi. About
four inches Of snow fell Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bean of Brookfleld
and Mr., and Mrs. Leonard Bean from New
Haven, Conn, were the guests Of Mrs. L,
p. Bean, their mother over Sunday.-Mr.
and Nru Ira Roys have returned from Bos-
ton, where they have heen visiting their
son. E. y. Spalding sold fine pair of bay
horses for $500 few days since.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
VAUDEVILLE.

Mr. Editor if YOU will not fac u>
tur i,5nalten ia:lus, ne are VITA yuu
All again.
We are having plenty Of rain, st
li!;:rii that llI..ii, did nat attend liz:
i.,uG hast week GA that account.
\. {. Si;ve a.d Miss .ArlH.ilt.:
liunt were married last Thursday
We extend vun-:;i' ulatlun>.
Nh. r'ra;lc;5 ;,a, been very low for
some s!mt. but Is ,,.9ne better NOW.
R,.iu, Saank ANA ia,rl.. lei: for
tic southwest some time ago, W.Icrt
lie % - H. hunt !: location.
Mr.. Perez returned last week from
a visit IN The >)ui.,we stern part Of t;it
county.
Some IF the young folks Of ,lli,
vicinity ;t,cn,icd the farmers ti,n.c
scar ilir,.iani on the ) !, ant! report
Il yooj i!le and lots oi People p,:;,
men.
NJ. SwanS ;,sit; family We're visiting
friend, and relatives iit;i. H.tl, tile
io,e part of last week.
Mrs. Tilos. Francis, Of Kansas, is
visiting relatives Ill His nel9.!byr-
hood.
Geo. Friend has finished t..rcs.liu-
ard Will STAT his oaw.si..l acun.
There Was IL. icz. cre:,.n supper Il;
Mr.. Smool's last i cl!:ea,I;,y iii gii.,
at which the young fu!i.s enjoyed
i;sinrt!ye5 YER, well.
| tightening struck tae dwelling oI
.jeasc Rice. living neir Within ,lii-
vile. :; few days ago. w;tA sou,
] damage to the i.,tl,D: aud lightning.
il; ,urcI AtT. .tnu Mrs. Re, .si lti!,
grl.
| let everybody tura oct to Tia
picnic next Saturday, the l.,h, an,
have Il good TIME.
{. A. Croicy arrived from Pulaski
count. .asI ,i,,ay.
! Liberty Union meets next Saturday
september l7t.,. Let ali t.ic mtaI
hers attend and have an cnjo abb
time. Visiting brothers always W.,
| come.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
Sunday School Association.
The meeting Of the Scotland

Inc meeting OF the Scotland CUiin"
f, Sunday School Association viii Il,
held i'll the Presbyterian Church, Mem
phis, on Friday and Saturday, Sept.
,Gt'. and TIA, 1892. This cunyeh
ton will be attended sy Wee presi-
dent 4. F.: Wagner aud Field AGENT
VIM. Dunkin. Program.
FRIDAY FORENOON.
Sod Devotional service. led by
Rev. G. j.: Hogrc
., ,'rcetin."s ty Go President.
n::iD-.Tlrec "n-nliuuie papers
Township work: How to organize y
township, hy C. ). Mi!l!5=,n Work
Of II Township Association. by VIM
Pie. House to House T;;nvass, l.,
Mrs. &. y. U,w,on.
1O:to-Distussion Review f.,
Wagner, Vice President.
iG:223- Suti;,l Int ...nissior, - Get
Acquainted,
lo:ss- Eusine.,s disappointment of
Committees ts,.
D:G0 ADDRESS hv Rev II. !.
H. ms Suhp.c;:- Prompt Attcno
:,nc" %: Teachers.
II 40 -\uontilc PRAYER s. wee.
PRtDtY AFTERNOON
2nn-A Bible Reading l.: VIE
punhin. Field S-rn,,
l1-Sccrttar, : Manual Report
Il ports from townships. Reports
from schools, ,ew methods Of WORK
3::3n-No:mal Babe l." .Soa hy \.
H. Wagner.
FRIDAY EVENING.
1:l:>-SMny Services led ny J. l..
Craig.
o-.All.t,s l.y Rev. :. II. ZONES
Subject: The : .'ad;,v SrAooi Work =
S:,s;--A,i.ircss hy Nm Nlni.in
Subject. Missouri Oar Field.
S"R:HnAY FORENOON
9:oo p,>"tlun.I Services led by
Win. Ddnklu.
?:I3 Open Conference conducted
by y. +. Wagner Subject: "ihe
Work IF the County Officers.
in:',a--Thrcc tvn-uiinu;e papers
The School
How to Organize by Prof. ~ L.
',!"r-aI.: lis Furnishings hy il |.
Monroe; lis Program b, Mrs. vii
lialls.
1890 - Discussion = neylcw D,
Wm. bunilin.
1A:.lH-- Sovi;.! intermi,,ion. &c:
Better Acquainted.
l:uo-- Normal Training lesson ly
\. f. Wagner Subject: "rhc Sun
day School Lesson Studied
l1:in -No,ntidc Prayer Service
led by E'.,,rD. y. M!>-neI.
sA1,'r}.A AFTERNOON.
-o:Dj-A b:uic i>u,!.:i1 bs Dr Vac
ncr.
=, Normal TRIMMING Lesson hy
\. i. W"-ic: Subject; '.ic Sun
CAV :>clo,t lesson taught.
s:oJ-Kaport of Co@r:A'ttec, e!cc-
ton etc.
3::3.0---A,'lress by Hev. G. 4. i n
quarry. Subject: The :.yan.y!,z,.
tson ri This County,
-, Geue,:,l question Drawer,
Iondurtci ~ y. J.. Wagner,
i:u1-pariil!2 Worv!s-Niiat Am |
Gnn. 10 Do About ii? by Rev W
ii. ru!.Il.n.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

Tie Memphis, fair las, week was
not hardly Up 70 he standard, especial
i III The ;;niG,ilt Of gate fees. The
chicken 'irpaE.nio:.: would have been
II cre,'.t 10 q poultry slow; $. :. Nc
Gic'l2n, e Granger, and Eli Si"2mcr-
ia and e. \. D.wny 90 this city.
osi.;i,.te,l several coups Of fac ;oals.
Many l,p"rt 'n2i;5 in the floral hall
wee ful! :.nI iaa0e a no~t nir1,,;ii
cent ; OWN. demon tra'lng tI"t The
ladies of scotland county are able to
prepare tie finest lnd Of neeGI+ worf,
jr.i>, preserves. etc. Bot the yr@e-
table display was far short "f last
year. rs was, also, several stock de-
,l;rtIH"Et5.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

Tic Singer Sewing Machine com
rany Offer each week seven cash
prizes 10 its agents of this >tatc-,he
accent selling tie most machines get
:in. first prize ana so Oh down. s. A.
Bruml,ack, of this city, took TIE
ID priz. last week. Mr. Br'nnbac!l
is an excellent agent, but the Ole 70
liable Singer is what nearly everybody
wants III this county. No other ma
cline can equal the Singer for good
work
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
.;uI!x J.. TENANT. Sec'v

:'paicd bid, will he Received for Il. :
erection o: !; threa-~;"ry brick built
iu1. VIII, stone Foundation. 70 be bait
by he J. O. o. +. % Memphis. No.
Bids can ID. mace, fo;. he entire cu.n
i..ei;on or Ia PAT, sud, Il, stone and
bric!. wo;s, carpe.ite: ami iio:i. e..
!r..;;,> ana specifications are with }. Ii.
Mulch. for u.s.. OF contractors wishing.
IL make ni'is. XII bids must isc il
liz September -, l>"22. when ti.ty
". ne opened. The committee r.
serves the right to r'j,ct any Or n!
',;.i> By order of the building c"tn-
m,ttee.
SIMEON MARTIN C.i:,ir:n"a.
GEO. il. I.AWTrN, aR . SccN.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

MEMPHIS. Ma Snutp,n,,rl

MEMPHIS, Mo, :"rtcinher S:n. 1882.
10 teachers, a.il ;,,etruns-Dif inst
tn;e e|c@ci with high Eonors ani
with sUcce~s. Some thinks the in,ti-
tute is wholly fur the licensing teach
CT, 70 teach. This is not its main
Object. |, is to train tcachcrs and
get them to have higher mo:ircs for
their work; to yet teaching power; to
cDntro, AMI m.tii,. school rnn. is All
engineer controls his engine, the
train must 90, SO must a school 90.
If tie teachers are business and
keep order and energy to the front:
then Scotland county schools will
rank among the best \ school with
out order Is worse than none. The
teacher tia; keeps good order is tn,
'n:in o. ws.iii;iii that is needed Par
tnts slln;.Ii look to this and keel
their Children under the shelter q
laorai ana religious influences. s,rlioo
directors can help Us bring order OH
OF chaos in this work
Respectfully
VI. K. NooEE, Com.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
MONEY, MONEY! MONEY!

To loan money on rcalcst:,te scc',ri-
ties for five or seven Years III amounts
to suit TIE borrow
Loans closed an! money nail on
Tie same d;.> hat notes ;snl mort:
is signed No leiay.
Best and n,oat iii'rral option 10 th'
borrower ever offered. Also tht
lowest rate Of interest.
Cal, anI see me !. II. tiTK.N.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
Storm Prophets Paper,

Very few of our montii!ics are
more useful or more popular where
best known, than Rev. LII Il. Hicks
monthly family and scientific paper,
WORD AND WoaKs. First and fore
nc-t of the contents Of this charming
PAPER we must IN .ntiun the noted
monthly storm forecast Of Rev lri X.
II :ci>~, w.ici, are read wherever the
En1Iisi, itn4ti is spoken. BESIDES
lEiesl. forecast. Prof. sijck coMtiib-
u;es t" the paper every month popn-
lar ARTICLES on astronomy, wiiicii are
finely lIlu ,tratctl. also article, on thu:
suie,ct Of torvca>tinG weather ny
planetary MetoruloEv. aHd Il religious
article OF s>riioa in each nuin.,cr.
Besides these attraction, the paper
has y Home Sweet iionc" depart
ricni. f,,r the ladies Youth and
Beauty" department for the boys ail''
yar!s, ''Qui.les for those who WANT
hard NUS cracked, and many other
gou. things. All this for the loa
price Of &;i.ro lcr year. Send sly
cents fer sample copy and sea ti.t
paper io:' yourself. Address Woh;
AND WORKS PR TO. 81. louis, No
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

10: the Washington E:.y excursion
September 1::.h 10 Goth, p::>s,i.-r..T
can .::;;on >!:n:, IF Washington IL ii
nation on ,.i!y of i',', regular line
i"Hhin.. - Washington, i ,,c@:r>,, a;"l
;hcv will not he reiuirr:! to retain
.ynrt,uu -; ,i..:c-i .ri,.r-rtl JIi- viii
,c a 4ia:id Opportunity 10 Visit Viz
ginia, Marsl;tl!,; al.,t southern Pen
ns}lyani.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

A-a p;clce died at his home near
Lawn Ridge. September 9th, 1892, in
tie G4lh year Of his ace. lie leaves
I, wife aHd one daughter to mourn
their loss. The frner:., WAS from Tie
Lawn RIDE Chapel, Saturday, Sep
;cnhcr lD:h, At , .. ii. Elder T. \,
utniro conducted the fiIacsai cerc
tf,ttin.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

Farmers picnic ] ! miles south

Farmers picnic ! miles south of
Bible Grove On Saturday. September
l1,l. 1892. Hon J. p. Smoot. Tics.
Dr,,adwatpr, II. T. Cox an,; other
good speakers will present and address
the assembly. Plenty of refresh
meuts will be on the ground Every
body lavite,l. Come one, come al!
and bring well flied baskets.
COMMITTEE.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
important Business.
MOORE, Com.

Let every citizen Of Memphis turn
DHt 10 ii meeting at the tour, House,
:'.:,la, Sept 10Th, ID II. N. Bust
ne Of Importance concerning the
welfare and safety &c She town will be
u,.,t. ii before !i:c meeting.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
LADIES, We call SpECiAT ATTENTION. to e.r
Cloak Depaz <tzxxA ezzt!

iced
head, the
u
vi in
ahades m
lect
Car is
''out
J. e. WhitaCre & 90.
fIr D S p .. WEsf SuE So;AH" Nrc,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY. SEPT. Is, 1892.
LOCAL EREVITIES.

LOCAL EREVlTiES.
Go to +. c. ,iu'cn's fer millinery
goods.
'aulk's goods are fully warranted.
Buy the best.
Great bargains IN dress Gods 4,
+. {. llnlen's.
Prof. Heistcr is attending the Mil
ton. iowa, fair
All amounts due this Office must be
settled at once
Notice the new appointments for
public speaking
Get our prices on job printing be-
fore contracting.
+. G. EIulcn is on,rin. great
bargains in dress goods
This paper will be sent during the
campaign for fifteen cents.
A'mGet everybody will attend the
circu> to-day ito see the animals. y
{. II. Blake has rented the Lowell
hotel atih will keep boarding house
Attend the Nj plcas,n. farmers
picnic. south Of Bible Grove, Satur-
lax.
Fault. will sell vow a White sewing
machine ot 1 kinlhall piano or organ
ci'"ap.
several Illinois people viii he here
next week topnrehase Scotland count,
farms
+. c. Hulen is selling ladies broad
cloth cheaper than any other house
in the city.
To trade for wool and hay. Il EaS:-
ness College scholarship. Enquire
at this office.
The = III Fellows give notice for
bid, in this issue 10 erect their three
story brick h;,i!rinr.
The coin collection of II. Steff:,n,
j.. exhibited at the far las, week
WAS urjyci ,lir admired
y; Williams left this city TncS-
lay ',,giA for Chicago, v!.cre he vii.
ats;tAi Il ,,h,rniacy College.
|: Is better 10 have been born in ::
Scotland con:', oiiis'e ho,'|ing family
than to have been born s;r;,.
Buy a first class musical instrument
'or your little kiml,aII piano u:
organ. Call on 4. NJ Faux.
J. \. Gnrnlan and wife attended;
!. the furncrai ceremonies of relative
III -!<cosauiua. iowa, last Saturday.
Harry Worsian Rowland ,;'si, AMI
Miss Ola lea. of >euSauIu;l. visited
viii, c. Il. Blake and family last
week
There were several men who went
10 the collars IN this city. Monday
although there was 10 appearance .:
y cyc;rnc.
This pepper viii publish til" 1T -
award, 1T the Scotland coHn ! ~
# the society Will fusni@ii (, ,....
Of the same.
Tie Peoples party Of Ini"n town
ship will hold tonsin:; picnic on ja@
80 h or , I>t Of this month. Program
and particulars next week.
L. Z. Bartlett sold the l.. ". Hnci:
taril IF JIG acres last week to lhar!c>
y. Kerr. The farm is located about
seven niles nnGil,"2.t Of Memphis.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
I. y. III. i +. ],

September - - - will sell round
Zip tickets 10 !'rpria at rn.. :,sre fer
rrnnd trip, limited to Oct. 4,h. &c.
cs,Ust Illinois SLATE: far.
September 2;j;.i' to 2:;:l, VIII sell
Yuunl til, tickets - trn;crvil:., in":,,
at "ns. q 10, 81 80 i;Ei, ga! to Sep
:cinhar 3:l
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

TIE show Of fine furniture by J. II,
Nulcl, Il 90. at the fair last week
Was II magnificent one and made 1t
apparent that they are the lending
dealers Of thar line in :.rr;!icrn Ills
souri,.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

List CT uilul,inlru letters remain
inc in the postoiiice at Memphis,
September 18th. 1892. Mr.. George
B.rlins, John White
+. ". CowELT., L. VI.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
Farmers Mee-srcs.
Political 4,sss;usis will he ,iiiss.:;sss1,
Ill The f,.i!n..l.,r ,Lauos.

poli,;..,l o,,,,.c:,. ;,,,
>''''>''' WIS -, - S''''''
at '''' s''s'""'S l''a''eS
Do'ef Scho"i hot:se, Sept -, It
>"'hefs-''cseph NtIcr and Yhcs.
hro'nWa;eH
fF:t'H's-''I' sCa0-;t house. >,";;t. rs,
~ s'oaheF>-,-'. E. ;'iownin1, Is.
= E'i'"'''f, i. 4. Alexander and i'i.">-
tsrn''~'t'r
.nh''' tarfnF, September Il. $! :
"aSefs-- }. \. NrHi'nio"it anal ".
J.. Browning
hafSer school house, Jefferson
township September 2t'h, lo'z, =
: %iHtfs--". l.. browning amt Iuos.
;s',H''i"a'rE'
ti';Ms'ti"a Speakers atc Invited to
be present
A'"Fc meetings will be he.u at
SOW T. III 49,.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

j. y. :5.nnot. Of Memphis. has a.
bounced il The Farmers Union as an
independent candidate f"r judge of
this judicial li!crit :r..sinst Judge
Turner. ka.i,.Ha Review.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

is4tc to Washington, d. g, nn at
c,,unt G.. \. Il. Re union has been re-
,sucel from X. & W. points rs fol
lows. via r., y Il ". and Sheldon
!.nsav. so; Granger, $2o.i0; ATbela:
so 80; Memphis, sd.
{. \. DEWEY. Agt.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
Died III CORN, Missouri, September

Died III CORN, Missouri, September
10th, 1892, Mrs. Mary G. Hudson,
il, the 81 year Of her age. The de
ceased wa- born in Indiana OH; Feb
ruary 23l, 1887. Her maiden name
was Cravc,,s. She was converted
and took membership with the II.
T. Church. in Milton, Iowa ia 1853.
GA the ::,i'i.- day of Au5tst, 1857. she
was married 10 Samuel X Hudson.
anti u..!o Them was born one son.
Et"rl.' i who, Wit. Ills father. still
saryives To if'oi:;, the. loss Of 4
loving and devoted wife and Il kind
and tender hearted unu;uer. The re
mains was taken To- Milton. I".sa last
Sunday where she has two brothers
and one sister. VIZ. j. T.. and W. II.
Craven and Mrs. Naryreit Russell.
'i@ic funeral was frum the u. +:
t!i:ch at 10 n.clock Il. IN. September
l2;h. Elder +. \. HvnfsO conducted
The fu,tr::i ceremonies.