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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25
FARMERS. UNION.
THURSDAY, FEB. 25, 1892.
LOCAL BREVTiES.

There is more refunding schemes
on foot.
]. G. Martin returned from Putnam
county Tuesday
The "Mozarts" will he at the OPP
era House Friday night.
VIM. Hoover and wife were visiting
in Downing, one day last week.
Come and see Dixie and Yankee
Doc,,le at Opera House Friday night.
Cyclone quartette with Lew Halls
Georgia Minstrcls, Saturday night.
Grand street parade by Halls Geos-
gia Minstreis at Il o'clock. Saturday,
Subscribers of this paper can get
the scin: weekly Republic for So
cents.
Go to II. Humphreys for the styles
and novelties in mems, boys and
youths clothing.
When you want fine roasts, steaks,
etc, remember tina: the Tuliey Meat
Market takes the leai.
Wanted by first class case hand,
position in good printing office. Alt
dress Box l5s, Memphis, No.
Who made up the lie on the cit;-
zens of Union township to draw atten-
ton from his unscrup:.!"us conduct.
The weekly Globe Democrat will
be sent in connection with this paper
at the rate of IS cents, or $1.G5 for
the two.
NJ. Hays and wife, of Washington,
iowa. is visiting in til: city. Ae ex-
poets to start Il store III the cid Crook
building.
Don't forget day and date Of the
Georgia's. they are people that
please! Perfectly refined for ladies'
and children.
Hon. Il. 3. Wheeler, one Of the
pioneer alliance men Of Kansas will
speak at the court house Oh next Sat
ur,l;:y afternoon.
The County Union held a very iii
tcrest;ng meeting in this city las
Saturday. Several questions Of i'm
portance were discussed.
Joseph Miller, nc:nl,er Of the STATE
executive committee, +. & i. L., lief
here Saturday to attend the labo,
conference at St. Louis.
Miss Kundcr, Of this cnNrty, lief
here last Friday for the Riverside
Mineral Springs Sani:ar":s, Hamilton
| Ill, tC receive treatment.
l.. O,lell and Mr.. Luther. Of XII
w:nin.., were III the city Saturday ALL
subscribed for The farmers and tax
payers favogate newspaper.
Coming! 5.v Hail, Famous Geor
yia .;I:nsirels, Saturday, Feb. 21t''
Reserved seats on sale 1T Smith
drug store. Prices, D., and 81 cent;
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25
Farm for Sale

160 acres, four milen sort!,cast Of
Memphis, first-cia>s Improvements,
running water, etc. l. is one Of the
best farms in Scotland county and vii!
be sold on reasonable terms. En-
quire at this Office.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

List of unclaimed letters remain
Ing in the posto.licc at Memphis,
February I'D. 1882. Clara Trolley
Mr.. John Harris, Henry \. Kerr
Mrs. John Niece, CiaG!S Thepara.
/. u. Cn~rELL. =. II.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

Il secnls :ts If some Of oar citizens
have good deal of business in Mem
pi:is ot late, among those who went
over there nn SATURDAY were A. j. An
,:erson, William Hl:ton, John Justice
Henry Cation. William Freahwater.
William Mudsi, and J. l.. Donaldson.
1t would appear from their chat they
have some very ia'l logs in that town
rs on CT tie party had to- !,ay new
pal: Of pants As result al IN cncoun-
t.r with one Of tliem.-Downiny Cou
rant,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old :,hr>icidn. retired from practice, hay
ing i.ii pl,.tct: in his hands by an East India
missionary ne fnr,nli:: Of Il simple vegetable
remedy for the SPEEDY and permanent cure of
Co:.-;eip,nr,E Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma
ana all threat AMI Lang Al, .;iciiS, also pos
live and r:uiicai .,l-c for Nervous Debility
u.il III! Nervous ml,ii.t.s. after having lost.
ed It's wonderful curative pow crE il tlt.l.s
a,r.s of ct-,.> has felt i: his duty 10 make in
known 10 his suffering fellows. -sctuatcd by
this motive aud desire 20 relieve human sui
;.rinE. viii send free Of charge. 10 all who
tit.Slse i, t;.S recipe. in German, French CT
Envils,. Nth tn,l directions for preparing
and .-i!zt Sent b. IT. Ill hv addressing WIKI,
St,,uai.. naming t'i% paper. ". y. ..,i f., ri
i'o:4-,.rs' k'..rh. Rochester. y. y.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

Orange and " entertainment by
the young ladies Of The Presbyterian
Church, and supper by the married
'a,'ies at Rees Opera House On Fri
day night. Admission and supper
30 cents. Ice-craen aud cake at 10
cents. Supper begins nj 6 O'Clock.
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The Best Of Everything at Low Prices.

Just opening at Murphy & Nil
lens, beautiful Scotch zephry g'n5-
ham, including the new lace effects,
lovely white goods and emhroidelins,
e!egant dress goods, with lates: trim
rnings to match. Nothing better aa.s
where and nowhere cheaper.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

A!va y. Reckar,l, son Of l.. "
Reekarl, died On Mon,iav, in this
city of muscular rheumatism, aged
l6 years, 10 months AMI Is days.
The funeral services were held ut The
family residence on Wednesday.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25
The ladies' of tn, Christian Cilurcl

The ladies' of tn Christian Church
will give Il literary entertainment, en-
titled. ''Q,ccn of Eana," at Res
Opera House, Tuesday night, March
LIST. 80 ladies in COSTUME. \ fine
entertainment may be expected. Al
mission. % cents; reserved seats 80
cents: on sale at :. II. Smiths. Do,Is
OPEN Il: !; commence at 8.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

\ ma,, il hard r.lo, when he values
his character at SD, 900, for which lie
has suit pending. AMI at the same
time publishes i'po5iLions and ar
CUES his own ease before the readers
Of his own paper to get up a breeze
of sympathy for himself
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

Inmc talent wal scon :sat. the date
for another play. The boys and
voting ladies' nave been SO very sue
ce5,:al in giving the people such de
li.,l..ful entertainments in the past.
that the public can rely On The m;:pre
senting something splendid in the
near future.
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.:fTHE TERRITORIAL I0Pi; ;;

Tho lives of tl,cs,. Heroes of the Southern
Cn,,t,r.racy are in on. volume III ABOUT .e0
OCTAVE, p,rc> beautifully illustrated
ham .SnrtrIv hound IN cio; ana ro!d.
\ ~ on snok which viii ne sent free on re-
cvipt Of twenty cents to pay postage
Address.
THE TOPIC. Purcell. Ind. Ter.
N y. Sample copies ci the paper sent free
on application.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

A. J.. Munsell, IL young physician
of Downing, died on the 16.h instant.
The remains were buried in the MIDI
die Fabius cemetalr. Rev Hoyuc,
Of this city conducted the fnncral
ceremonies
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

Mss Rrher;, will be in this part
nf the stale from March 18th to April
it'll, ami sub Unions wishing to engage
her services for Il speech should write
J. l.. Tennaa:, this city for dates and
,,.,t ,.,ji,-c
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25
TIMOTHY Seed tof Sale.

Have large amount Of pure tim
othy seed, which viii sell cheap, for
cash, at my farm il johnson township.
Also, fre3h cow for sale.
MoRR!s RiEBEE,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25
l1GD1,0oa ACRES
III, u 'iIIS, MO.

N LAM. vii. nc o,nnc.itp settlement in the
lhtt.7u: and !a.i:sn rriri.G.i"s some tii:,e
during III. coming F-ntr Tii:, i -, last large
bod. of cog.-rn.iirHt i.:t'i rs'rr - h.. throTN
,l,.ii % - i.',,!< ia f,iS country. ara
WIN i:.n,.'Ss !at.ri< W.ti.T IL t-if your eyes
ON il, In ,r,lt-s 10 ID .it:S N.lii van; Y terri
t3r;.l :,"w >;.:,!,,r which y i'll give goa AZ. E''c
s..T, III t:n∭ u,,H:it :, ben tn" country
will open, l.fr nature rs tn lands, Wtie"c the
- ::i - -. -.t.!.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

Dr.. 7. !. Dodge. Ut the Riverside
Miners! S,:rinG~ ;sani:ara!n, Hamilton
H.. was II this c;'y Saturday and
tcli!c !. II, above :a'.i:a.;ol has
treated savnra! chronic ca~,s II this
io..ai:tv, all II whom was vastly hnnc
fi:e,! al:l '.nar:y all n,ii3 well. Tn'cr
these circumstances t,ir. Dodge ha?
il" trouble in getting tie consent %:
many l,::,ientS 70 visit his Sanitar:':m,
oxz==.a~s-->~SS-s.e1.s.
Hen. =. Is; Wheeler, of u 4:<eeny.
Kansas, Will deliver 4 speech in 'hc
t'>art house on the reform 1ses ion
of the day Oh Saturday af erroon
\ l;.rgrp.trt OF his speech will he {"
questions Of interest to merchants
and special Invitation is extended
/ to them to h.. crescent
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

Gibson Palmer >aul4 very near !DoS-
;n1 his life the las; of last week b.;
falling on Il circular saw George
Palmer having hold Of The engine,
reverted tn .n,erand stopped the saw
,.ln., saving his father. He WIS SAW
inr !umber for Monroe wilaa he lost
A:s balance ard fell.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

The Chiiire:, $ Annual Missionary
Barrel opening of TIE N. Z. Church
will take place in hat charch On Sat
uaday D;:,,;l:. \ nice progca:a has
been prepared
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25
peam:a;asi:D. p pGGoe! keeping, Shorthand.
Ts,eSrdph.c aGi Musical Courses.

months schcl --:,ii, III any department. OK
c";,t music. $40.
4.nont1s scholarship in any department: cx-
e;crt '..tlsic. -.
c.o;lti3 sc..:,.:r-:r II, af,y de par: ncn.,
ct-rI music, S;:
mont; .c,ia.:r~,ip in any department, ex-
cat music. IS.
s.,.,.lsrs' Ii transferable iI',H"G Otherwise
E fr'. nt- ;:;:f. enter at any time and
-, tx - any ~t.,-:i.- t.." anrt ut reasonable
r.!t.-. Yc:.ng pcG;,n crro. and prrnnrc your
.ni.t.S t.,r :. rootI l;.,si:;cr. Nc always Gu
:.,.vcr ,L" oar Il ud@,I:s T.: ccoe: positions
~ien :!4s.v ;..,rt,:,I'f. course. ~. .SO have
tin. r".,cf "Cr he bennington ana: OF hey stan
iartt .yne writers.
:'or farther Information Call II: the College
Or Scs.si f,T c;rcti,;rs.
H. e. Hi.1STE!:. p; incipal.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

Tie evening train Of February 18th
hiou.ht from l<ahoka, IL: /. +. Wick,
ell, one Of the most Intelligent and
prosperous young men of Clark coss:l
y. and Miss Br!.lgett Lorigaa, one of
the most pleasant aal charming ID
dies. They were united IN marriage
by their former p,stn:, Rev. J.. L.
Lewis. They left Memphis On the
mnrn:n. train for their home near
Chamher3iur-, Clark county, Ms
souri.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

\; the mass meeting recently held
at tue cou:. house tf,e farmers and
merchants coUid not consider the
business for which they met on ac-
count Of : preconcertcl e.E,rt to pre-
vent proper deliberations. The dele
gate meeting will not he so LARGE and
can take their time to DO the work
necessary to be accomplished at THAT
time in behalf OF the county. See
tia, men are chosen in whom the
people have implicit confidence.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

Considerable buildings have been
contracted to be erected in Memphis
during the coming summer. and
should the new hotel he built, there
vii! be more more demand for me-
cianics in this city during the sum
mcr of 1892 than there WAS liz 1891.
The ref,mdars tried to injure the city
l,y saying that ever, thing wonld be
parasyzed if the proposition should
he dcfe:ted The success and stabil-
ity of Memphis and Scotland county
is too great to be injured to any ex-
tent by no larger calamity than
the fraudulent debt. Many voters
were secured for the proposition b.
hurting the city, but it is certainly
becoming apparent to all that the
200 |, ',c.!thy ycowsh cSo,r:na:.l bv
Memphis last year will he at least
kept up during the coming one.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-25

yhe success Of the Memphis Build
ing 4 Loan Association and the univer-
sal dissatisfaction with eastern loar
companies has been the means of
making great many believe that Il
Scotland county, farmers loan and
building association could be organ
iZc,l and made success from the
start 1t will not be necessary for
IT'S to dwell on the many advantages
Of such ali association, as the people
are generally posted on this subject
and know that no other institution
would he the means Of keeping so
much money right here at home aud
provide way for the farmer a1d
farm help sage their money. There
are many in this city who have a
nice little sum laid by 70: Il "rainy
day who would not have had dol
lar if the Memphis building and
loan association had not been ergan-
IL, Il. 4 farmers building loan asso-
citation can he made a success. if the
question is taken hoi of and pushed
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DUDES.
Communicated.

The evening of the 18th of Feb
ruary, il one long to be remember
ed by tho b. +. o. f., of Ironton, the
occasion being ono of the most
notable events in tho history of
that progressive order.
For many days the air was fill
ed with mysterious rumors, and
expectation was or tiptoe, whom
the announcement came that the
ladies of Ironton would, OH that
evening, tender TO the members
and friends of that organization, a
complimentary Leap Year Hop.
At an early hour carriages began
to roll up TO the door of the brilli-
antly lighted hall, and in very
short time tho spacious rooms
were filled with an enthusiastic
company who spent several hours
in rythmic measures TO the strains
OF sweet music.
In obedience to an unwritten
law the men assumed the role of
wall flower" and experienced the
novel sensation Of absolute loss Of
independence, and unless the
sympathy of some fair woman was
excited In his behalf, each hapless
wight could only stand and reflect
upon tke cruelty of his fate, and
conclude that dancing like kissing,
goes by favor"
At midnight a sumptuous ban
quet was served in the parlors, and
the dainty cards bore tho unique
inscription. Il. =. o. Of Dears, a
sweet and fitting substitute for tho
symbol Of the order. As toast TO
the men the fair women arose with
one accord and enthusiastically
exclaimed, "Iieayen bless them"
Aftor the banqust dancing was
resumed and before the first rays
Of morning light pierced the fog Of
a February dawn, the company had
reluctantly dispersed, each bear
ing home happy recollection Of
the most enjoyable entertainment
yet held within the hall Of the Is.
+. o. T..
The ladies are deserving of all
praise for the faultless manner In
which all arrangements we're con
ceived and executed. s.
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IIunilagton TImea.

Huntington Times.
A young man named Newton
Hutchinson, living ~ CentTeville,
Wayne county, had the misfortune
on the 10th instant 70 get piece Of
steel ~ large as watermelon seed
IN hrs right eve. lie was working
with a force Of men on the n. a w.
K y. and while one Of the men was
driving spikes, the sledge struck
the rail, knocking OF a silver which
entered young HutchiDson's eve.
lie was brought 70 this city last Fri
day and quartered at the 1t. Nicho-
bs Hotel. and on Sunday Drs. Bot.
fngton x Pficbsrd performed the
painful and difficult operation Of
taking the eve out, which they &C.
comphshed most successfully. and
found the piece Of steel which had
penetrated the eve ball.
The patient was resting well yea
terday aud was ia good spirits His
sister from Kentucky came TO see
him Yesterday
Drs Burlington & Pnchard have
given the case particular afteation.
and have the highest praise from
their patient. who is receiving good
attention from the people Of the ST.
Nicholas.
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ED. REPORTER: The entertain
ment conducted by Prof. Wclch.
IN the G. A. II. Hall, at South
Point, on last Friday and Saturday
night week, was grand success.
The entertainment was opened bv
Miss Millie Supenc, of Burlington.
and Master vace Supenc, Of South
Point, with music. Then followed
vocal music and speeches by tho
following named ladies: Miss Yer
gle Davidson, Miss Bertha David
son, Miss Ruth Davidson, Miss
Fannie Spnrlock, Miss Essie Croly.
Miss Mable Supcne, Miss Mary
Williams, NJ iss Lottie Su emo,
and Mrs. Harry Chatfield. which
woro very interesting and were
greeted by cheers and applause.
There were also quite a number of
other speeches and dialogues
which we will not mention with
the exception Of solo sung by
Miss Vergie Davidson, that was
perfectly exquisite. Then the au-
dience dispersed until April Fool
day.
Drnrs
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As the years increase 80 does tho
fame Of Abraham Lincoln. Atthe
recent celebrations Of his birth
day, men Of all classes We'd with
each other in speaking his praise.
Prominent among the orators on
that day was Hon. John a. Wise
Of Virginia, who fought on the
Confederate side in the war. lie
said, among other things, that the
emancipation proclamation was
the master stroke OF a master
hand" and that his uttorancos at
Gettysburg would save HE name
to all posterity, az tho calmest,
wisost, tenderost and most loving
nature Of the period" What a
measureless calamity it was, that
he was not spared TO lead in the
work Of reconstruction.
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IL is said that the Louisiana
lottery is to be transferred to the
city of Mexico. And so it happens
again, that our gain is some other
nations loss. But Mexico seems
to want the lottery and so let her
have it.
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In the last number of the Forum.
Ex-senator Edmunds has n paper
on the gerrymander, in which he
utters the warning, that in the
gerrymander there is the poison
that may destroy our liberties.
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1t has been so cold i'm some
portions of Russia, that many
men have been frozen on the high
ways and birds have dropped dead
from the trees.
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Spurgeon always objected to
being called by the title Rev. A
number of other prominent English
preachers take the same view Of
the matter.
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At the funeral of Charles II.
Spurgeon Feb IL business was
suspended in the neighborhood
of the Metropolitan Tabernacle,
and along the line of the funeral
procession. Few men have re-
ceived greater honor than this
simple hearted man of the people.
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An exchange thoughtfully re-
marks; True religion does not
consist in looking pious and won
dering what tho trimming on tho
dress in the next pew cost per
Yard
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The popularity of Uncle Toms
Cabin does not wane. A publishing
house in cast started TO publish an
edition of one hundred thousand. bu,
orders came pouring in so rapidly
that the number was increased to
one hundred and sixty thousand
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NUMBER 20.
well pleased at the appearance OF
things here and here abouts.

l.. 1. Peck, NJ. II. Burton, and
j. T.. Spindle, were in attendancs
at the Leap Year Hop in Ironton,
tendered by tho ladies to the b. p.
o. r. last Thursday evening. An
enthusiastic correspondent who
was there, writes about it in our
columns.
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The Japanese government has
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pale as death, with dull thud.-
| Morgantown Post.
Then just let him hear the click
of Dawson's letter writer, and he
faints and falls over, looking worse
than a man who imagines he has
the Richie county grip Ritchie
Gazette.
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