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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-10

IRE St. Louis Republic sdvertises
Iowa in this style: The joint debate
is raging in Iowa. Joints have been
popular in Iowa ever since prohibition
hepsn {"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-10

prominent and salutary feature Of the spirit o(
enlightsnment.A and It is peculiarly appsopriats
that the schools be made b. the peopla the cen-
tional nag float over every school house In the
country, and the exercises be such - shall I'm
press upon our youth the patriotic duties Of
American cftisenshfp.
In tho churches and In the other places Of
assembly Of the people let there be expressions
Of gratitude to divine Providence for. the do
vout faith Of the dfscoverer. aud for the divine
care and guidance which have directed our his
tory and SO abundantiy blessed our people
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
band and CAUSED the seal Of the United States
to be aai.1e1-
Done 1t the city Of Washington. thia Fist day
Of July, in the yeax Of our Lord one thousand
dependence of the United States the one hun
bred and seventeenth.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-10
The OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.

Prepared for the National Columbian
Public School Celebration OF Oct. FL.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-10
EDNA DEAN PROCTOR.

| W. FOSTER. Seere-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

\ pleasant surprise party otc IRE
at the residence of Rev. and Mrs.
Parker in this city on Thursday
night of last week. 4 eoo,lIv number
Of Mr.. rarker's Pensioners called
as above stated with large anount
Of provisions and money lnsl surprised
il.m an! His csti,Ea,,Ic wife, after
which an enjoyable evening Was spent
This occasion was notl:n. Ike the
one often heard Of, where the mcin-
bcrs ca!'e Oh their pastor anI ;;rou u.
mostly biscuits and after eating All
the good things found III the Minister 5
Harder, :eparted for their homes.
Rot much! Tie articles brought con-
sisted of chicken, fruit and other
ielicacies and al remained for their
pastor AMI family. The occasion
vii! always lie Il bright spot in t! e
memories OF Rev. a III Mrs. = ker.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
4 PROGRESSIVE sGE

Another year has passed with its
regrets for good deeds left undone
aud new one has stepped into its
place. bringing with it new resolves
and hopes for better things in the
store for us. We all no doubt would
like to know what the new year will
bring TO us whether success or failure
health or sickness, Joy Or sorrow, but
a kind providence has concealed 1t
from us; so LET US he happy Eow and
hope for the best. With the new
year we wish to extend to all our
friends most happy rev year, and
1t Is our sincere hope that it may
brin" to them full realization of all
their hopes. With the year 1892,
JOHN H. Mulch & Co. enters upon
another year Of It's business life, and
its growth and present stability is Il
fair illustration of the truth OF the
a,lage: ."ireat oaks from lit! le acorns
grow" for it started iii Il very humble
way and struggled along under vari-
ous yicissi'u,ieo Of fortune FIR . mum
her of years Sometimes it seemed
rs though the storms OF business
wnu:'l tarc i: UP by lis root, aiis CAS-:
i; down ag.,::.--a wreck, a failure
but lis orlginators pat their shoulders
10 the wheel and were determined To
carry it to a successful issue or 90
down with it. Pluck ait; energy has
AWAY, characterized the ;na1a,crs &C
the company and t. their attention l.,
due til: present ci:,i;s!;:2 position Of
); Il. i:u.rii < 60. We u;w ory.i;y
IL i:o,r space OF nearly 1860 square.
feet. We wish a; this ,iHic 10 tx,";:;i
to friends and customers our most
sincere and heartfelt thanks fUr ill.,.
very liberal support they nave. given
to Us in the past year. VI" do not
claim 10 b. p2r:ec; il, auy !ue;,n, and
trust that our iricn;.s Val Gyer!noi.
Our shortcomings and consider t!.a;
although they Hiay max. mistakes,
they are only human, but We are do
.ng OR utmost to please We cx-
tr.isi t. all customers. cid AMI new
the m;,:i.IV!.:s o. til. season and
trust that the c!u;5.. OF ;!,is year may
fad III. III better ori inalio!;iiv. spirit
nally and physically te.a they ar
now.
Your very rsSp 'cti'i'y.
JoHN Il. .,.ILCil < C..
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

III, tactics /; PLAYED 81. Tic refund
ers trying to fasten the Illegal and un-
just debt on the people of Scotland
county has been found to be most
damna5,c in many respects, Take.
tor in.;;n"r. the bat t'irowa OFT 10
',ea ci iniil> nee: lie g4asl.l,ce
dat their railroad taxes wiz lse ls,;G
or related il ti,ay icns i is>i:, ~ 'tanl
il .na!s;:. 4, l'l,.,Ai tau 5, legal.
'T.evo IS 4, ,s,:.:... Of .i,:', fa.- :, ,l;,t
oI!y Il, .ye t,la w)..I5 OF ianti;i;! citi-
zcns that they !iaye been of red this,
bat tie writer, in conversation with
leading rcfun, icrs. con- PEELED them to
own up to the fact. But they (the
refunlers) asserted it was rot brib
cry, that no money was used and the
scheme was purely legitimate busi-
ncss Singular, is it not? We lock
al the matter IN All entirely different
light and believe the honest tax-Day-
c:s are 18th Us. We believe high
way rohi,er is far better man t!aa
one who would sell out his vote ant! in
iiuance to oct the amount OF railroad
tax paul. A hrg'lwayman would not
ROB innocent children and wonea
whiic til p,-scn who wouil sell out
in this f,:ht rojs orphans, widows
and IN III who coanot II tx, Il decent
living nov anl s'i,all they b, com
pa!iel t. pay this uljl:t tax. would
Sc, nllc'l har.l,:- time Of it than
nov. \ person w'.lo w,1!,i sell ont
to ii, !,onl ho'.lers ga! y, capable
Of alan I al; ERIN, h,l they the
bravery to btck it ~. Anl there
are many il tn, cpil.y "hp are tax
iny the advantage the bondio.:lers
otier to make themselves safe. while
the poor who have no influence and
many OF them no 20. -, would be com
PEELED to bear the entire burden.
should the nefarious scheme WORK.
Its hi IA time til. people should arou,,'
t!;"m selves AMI Ct ready for the
conflict OF January Z6th AID not oni,
bury the dishonest scheme beneath
thousands of ballots, but at the same
tim, put Il mark Oh those vii, are
trying to rob them ana il no way,
political or Otherwise favor Oh en-
courage such dishonest trash to re-
main ia ,ha county. We DO not be.
';eve tia, tn, ro?a Shut | b.. used
to nee; out l5t.ca to such individuals,
bat a l.:;: abiding means can DC uaeJ
Chat will be ju7t q; effective.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, JAN. Z, 1892.
LOCAL BREWTiES.

&c. \. Il post has t,aa ,r.,:n;. cd
at CORN.
Smoke the kirksv:::e Leader, at
Lowell Bros.
When wanting 500! c; gar cal a.
level BlOthcrs.
Richard Mor:on has gone on q visit
to Tularc, Ealifor ia.
Consul; Smoot {. Cox in regard t"
insurnce Or lean business.
Love-! Brothers have just received
a fine line Of cigars. Give them a
call.
TcPalw Concert Company at
Recs' Opera house, Nond'y nigh, Jan.
18th.
Fire came near des,:o. IN the
Hotel Martin at Ila!.oka Nioaday
night.
ID. S. Wineiugrr, OF Crawford, call
ell yesterday AMI subscribed for the
FARMERS UNION.
j. Anthony German attended
knights Of Pytil;as Lodge al h,hcsa
one night last week.
Now that the holiday season Is
over. the scholars are attending school
with renewed energy.
When YOU want iinc roasts, steaks.
etc. remember that TIE Tulley Mca,
Market takes the lead.
T. s. Mullins, of Downing. was in
town Saturday and added his name
TO Our subscription list.
The Memphis home talent theatre
company failed to pay OK penscs 4;
Lancaster new year eve.
II. Il. Suter, of Sand He township
has been suffering with the grip fo'
the past week, we understand.
The grand chancellor vii! be herl
/ to install the r,w offers Of Colder
Lodge, X. Of p. on next Tacsda,
night.
Do you enio;: good music and sing
ing. attend the Dtpauw Concer: Com
pany at Recs' Opera house, Monday
night, jap. Is.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
SLuSIi !.

,f zlc ,l,e.--,..ol (,.,..,,,t,.A ,o,,,
... v,.., $50, ,,..-.(,;,,.c ..,.,- 81. ,.,,n
f. :, n,.;..t,,. &C., IT., -, n.~l .r,,
....,.,;,,. .,,o;,. ,,,n..... f., w.. .,,,isc.
.n..: rf ,;...:.. ..;,..,:;:.,s ;,ut :;.r;.. ,s
.,,...;r frie,ti) sin rim. their 81; s.ern.-
tyi.ca s,ar If
.sl,i..,. 81: \, bushels # slash:
Slrs?.. s:Ias:, ha,fci>, @ esnS:,"
To The well ua'lers.oo;; bat .'snil woe
chorus cf
"rhi~ is ;ao way ,oa4 have ~o::--st,
And no"rnc,i hoe,;s &C : ie';n.; it rat
Wo;ild stop their ',i'-:;isc>, a2;iIcl:
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
limitations Always q Cheat

And $50 cklovIol dyed the or q
firm
atin the ydh OF
h good n
good! : =
caer
r
@ nrnu
idea i .n2 ~
i dpr,h
niati
" H. az: i,at " i:f ~ few ~
str no
E II rI can cna
t.t tiiP.r c; tS t!v ne O q
Il with
: a.
p /
l Ia i;H Arn' i
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
Tne STORM Of Friday worked

The storm OF Friday worked DIS
astriol sy to the teachers in,ti;u e
and tie County Union w!.'e:l were 30
meet in this city on that date. :5A.ur-
day Was nos mach bette. but suiii-
Gent III bcr got together in both
i)ctlics to transact considerable ~, J.
ness. Il was impossible 10 get through
with the business ut III cDut.t,' III y.
so the president !.a5 called an cE,ia
session to meet in ms city on S,:,ir-
CAY, January 23l.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
CCNSUMpT;Cti CURED.

Al oiei I'ly-;cian, retired from :raciicC hay
ing !,ai place! in his hands Is an East ln..
missionary tie rcTin:j,:, af = simple ye:.rta.l"
:":.r Toy tie ir.dS aii:. permanent c;.rj of
Cons.i:.,',on.. -::ror@.itie. EA:;',i. Asthma:
c,l iii ;;.roat al1 IHn-. .i;:s;it,:i- also ;.o.
it.T. t. Radical care. for N..rNt.tt., B...ity
ni.i Ill tscss;iS fnn ,tir:>. all r l..yin, test
rl is wnn,:crc;,i cGrati.a powers in thoe-
- %: c.5es has FL; il his d'ty 10 make IL,
l:.oy XII % ii: suffering fellows. Actratc,i b..
iris n.ya an! = desire =. r l:avc l,i:5.Gn e,;f-
;s-.3g. :.:ii stn,i FREE -" c,,".-e. to all WIZ.
desire l.. tn; recipe. /, ;;erH&Ii. Fr,:sc;: IN
s.n-liSii. Wit. ,:IEt .irec:l.ii& iCr preparing
an! using. Sent l'J- mai +: addressing viii:
stamp. nr,ni1.- :hiS paper. " 4 EbYEs, 80
2 -:I.-. -. tti...,:t. .s:tc.t..: tkr. =. y.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

Memphis Is on the thra hold % a
prosperous era that cTasl the chronic
iiickers and fau!t-iin,!c:s cannot pre-
vent. Oar growth is coming with
Gu: exertion an in fact in ;hc face
Of strong opposition, and this olpo-
stion, we regret to say, comes from
:, class That, of all o;lers, should he
working in the front rank for the
city advancement. With the energy
displayed By many of our less pre-
tcntious ncishhors we would Lave q
boom here that would be worth talk
inr about.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
". G. MUD.
}, D HolcoS"- Com.
Il. J, Benson,
E'asted Hopes.

Mr.. E1IroH: Admitting, for | can
not deny, all that y,'i and your cor
res ,oHt:cnt% claim with regard to the
means resoTte;i TO, to carry the com
ing election. would 20, be so cruel as
10 dash to the ground a cup, hr;m-
ming full of bliss, just as it almost
reaches the craving lips? Stop, and
consider the work done during the
past eighteen months to pave the way
fer this c-owniag at OF infamy
Consi'!e: that possibly this, with some
Of our citizens, is the opportunity of
a !!fe time to possess snHg sum. an'l
now for you to draw the curtain aside
and expose the last act of the drama.
an act not intcn led fcr the public, is
it not too cruel ?
CLoD HOPPER.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
J. l.. TENANT, Secretary.

There was q social hop in The East
end OF tonn o:,e night last week. and
the boys a:,I girls assembled early
and had Il good time generally. sUf;
eyes lon:la,, love 10 eyes taa: twinki..i
back ;,:ll al went merry as an Irish
wake, and everybody rA-=el a plenty.
Nothing happened! TO iaar Iii" pleasure
of the dance till the Wee SINAI! hours
when it WAS noticed that the general
manager through absent m:nc.Ecss Or
an inor,!in,:c desire Fer rcPos", Ia F.
:tscri''.al with The projects Of I'll"
evening. when lat seen was going
North. \ liberia. reward Is offered
for liz; body deal or alive. provided
The necessary shorlzjes' are on his
prison 70 p::, III! az ';;y".-D,wn-
ia- Cu-r"n'
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
NtCALlAl
friend

iii, wif, .: j. IL. 3 Hap, del at
her late residence north Of Brock on
January 81 Of heart future al | Was
buried 1T the 3 the! cemetery on the
.tt,l. Emile Jones VAS bora NAic!i
il, 1916. anh married J. II. B.!lups,
September 81, 1866. In 1859. she
joined The Cum',cr'a!d Pr sb., terrain
C'lurc:l and had been Il consistent
Christian up until death. The de-
ceased vas the mother If eight child
rem. six Of whom still! iivr. Ms
B.ia. is a daughter Of Nicholas and
Lucr:t:a J,1>s.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

ROW DISTRICT. De. 81. u.
We. :; committee appointed To draft
resolutions IL be presented 10 The tux
PAYERS Of said district, submit the
following:
l. 'I'h.t we i:ci:cvc HE aa:.l deli;
fr;iIi;;ient iii every pa:t:,.u!;sr; and 10
refund ;."'s:.', cal. mean G:,i:i - Tia
bon,'l.o lyr., ha4 destruction ani ruin
to the county, and that cur county
officials. business a:en OF titupiis,
AMI citizens ;.,ia.r.:uilt the ccuntr.
WAC are taking such an active part in
aiding tie bpnd!iuiicr. - accomplish
their scheme of securing good bend
for fraudulent ones. have lost al:
sight Of Justice and axe ua.n- tl:vir III
li.icncc &C. hc " the interests uf the
county.
,. That we denounce the action 81:
our coan;y court for ordering; ~ c:1r-
ten Oh ;he question Of r,fun'lng rail
roa! bonds. and more especially; .ha
last act IF putting CIT TIE election
from D:cem',cr 29jh, 1891, 10 .j.snu-
ar, Doth, 1892, as We believe it WA.
done for no other purpose than to aid
| the bon.;liulders in their r~fuats:n.,
scheme
| 3 That W, pled:sa ourselves to vot,
soli,;,y against refun:'ii:g railroad
bonds ans; that wc will Use al due in
| iiuancc to induce others to vote Ike
wise. ard we ask that these rcsoiu
items ',e published in The th:ee Mem
pas p+pers.
". c. &Unn,
p. Eolc"x". Com.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
John L Sinnnt and X ,uri L &

John y. Smoot and Herr. T. GO
has formed q company for the pHr-
pose Of transact;ng 4 real estate, loan
anl III: uranca hu3ine $. Per:oas VIC
wish to sell lands, effect a loan OF
real or personal property are invite
20 call and see them, over the Citl
zcns Bank. They will also have
several Of the best INSURANCE, con
panies on their list and the hes; rate
possible will be given.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

+. {. iIuien will engage in t.ie
mercantile business in Downing at
IN eaiis date The reason for tbs
move, we presume, is ,i.at it viii take
~ little Of his time now going 20
waste. AZ present Ia has . store,
several mills. farms ard real estate
interests to look after in ]. ncastar,
and this new store viii take W the
remainder Of lis tin, Row un2:A.''oy
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

TIE Review says an effort is ba;n.
male to have the sub treasury dis
cusscd in Kahnka by Joseph Miller,
of this county. MIR. Miller is able
TO explain the measure and all who
become posted Will favor the sui,
treasury, together with the Ian / lean
III
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

Just b2foi. the how wear was ush-
ere.! in. Hen. .oh1 ". Carr. OF MI
ton, Iowa. died. ut his late residence
i'll that city. Probably no man ever
live! who his; tIis' respect of his
nei-;sbors to a larger extent than Mr.
Carr. H. WAS one OF those broad
i,,ua usel 81 sci lem mt with, always
ready to help anyone, II" matter
whether they agreed with him i'll
politics or religion. Daring oar resi-
Ienre in the above town for several
years, ;.r "a = befr II led Us on many
occasions and NOW il seems in his
death that We have lost more than 4
friend.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

GA a.count Of the iEc,emeat wealth
or and bad roads, the regular session
vas poorly attended, so there will be
a called session of the County Union
on Friday, January 22d, at 10 a. III,
and an open session On Saturday, Jan
uary 23, and all citizens o: our coun-
ty, who are in sympathy with the ;ax-
PAYERS. are invited ~ meet with Us.
An effort vii! j.. made - :i:.y+- Miss
Roberts lecture at | p. IN. on Satur-
day.
Those SECRETARIES who haze 10!
made settlements can DO SO at that
time
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

T!a op. .iiul OF c,a:.3 circulated
I'll cvtr III county may I've All right,
H.. tA't i, ~: come from u ,siling
=. as a:-ert.si by oae authority.
T., =, 1.,as are p.';n,el BY jA
Iii !! u ~ sofa, ant may be az
g,yea b; he ,;u~,s ami then a II
;hay 'Aaf NJ. II, opinions co Ill
b. a:;er.'. 81 they are not aitest,d
70 d.. ;Tue D>- any court oi,i:tr
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

Designing persons are claiming
that tie merchants Of Memphis arc
nearly Unit in favor OF the refun b
ing scheme. That is mistake
When noses are counted it will ht,
found that not half Of them are in
| fa,ur Of the steal
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
From Iaze!W!ie.

The roads are still bad and no:
enough snow for s;cighing.
Mos~rs Wiley and Chas, Davis
were. vle!:in. tie family Q; NJ. Can
dali tie .ir,; ui tie YEAR
tlr. Like was down will. t'.a grippe
TIE I,s' # The week, ie:l- is getting
better iitw.
john D:.n!.am i spending new
wears in Illinois.
Henry Sw:nA left here TO take
c.lar-; of his school Oh the 18th ul.
John Wait, who l., teaching chool
, i'll Affair county. WA, 1t home spend
ing Vacation last week
Mss A.u!c s';noot left last Sunday
to take charcc Of her sc'iuo., :fter &
week ; vacation.
Th"re WIS part at Web. ''tn-
oids last Moa.lly Hi-ii,, IL which :;
| nice tine wis hu.i
There was weed H4 4. Nr. De :
new wears CIV" :,.,} y L., Allie 90. the
gift that Buy spoke of in Year last
issue NJ. A;,.t ana Nr. johnson,
! OF Minnesota. we're TIE contracting
parties. n.v. Hamilton officiating. at-
ter which the guests pafto"k OF Il
beautiful! supper Owing to the rain,
the gue&ts departed almost any time
the urxt da:.
Liberty Union met la; Saturday
evening. According :" :, resolution
passed by the Supreme Council al In
'liar .polis, that was o;r national day
bu; Il, there WAS n small attendance
a'.'! t:lc County Union having fai!r'
u meet January i>t. meeting Of OF
! lodge wa called Tor next :;a'url,
evening. January 2.h. All mem'ar-
are earnestly requested to come O;'
and help us MAKE 1t al int testing
and !, goo.i ;.lna all ruu,,d.
IoRE Anon.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
fEiE-D Il, DIP! FTtT!1T
E.t,nsi VI . I..i IVA.
STATE ny MISSOURI
tat.>lS OF >;rnff.,Np.t
II t.a :,:r."lit court of Scotland county.
February tern. iS.'.
Tia tI.,:.i; MANUFACTURERS; CO Plaintiff,

J,-.,~oN :. COLLINS. Defendant.
Al this t:a. "t,nc the '..intii herein. ny is
attorney. John D. S:,!r,i, before toe I ,trk %
.::i~ fc,rt il: v:tt.:.:inn and !iir its 'it"n mi
,..i; :Ivit. iitErin among other things i.if:t
i,..t-tltut ,iU.iSnn :, Collins, IL not Il f'st-
cen, ~ the ~ttta Of Missouri:
N!:,.r,',,rc:, 4 Il ordered by tra Clerk that
SAID ia|c:,Ht ~ notified by ,'Gh'ical'"n ii.'it
i'i;ttntif has C:;H-arncoa q suit AGAINST t't;f
l., this COAT iy attachment ana HAT tTf,.a
tn. SAID i:.iStf, :. COLLINS tr i:i:i :2t,3rn: at
3;is tor; ~ f!l. nv, Term the c'tf 10 h't DC
l"ln :.nI nnil,'N - t;ir tnart io:i>t N ire
ci.v Of Hrtln:.iS. III sail caan1E. Hn thc Iisf
dar ri f,.DTLi:.f" n.hN!. All on CT i&ioi2 tnt
li.i,si nv 81 S.'id t.r;;l. il tne term Elit so
. N. :-,,nti."c-Hli /. net. t'i"li on CT tr'itfP
the i.s; ,ay uf SAID .cr:-;;';>i'cf Hr plead "a
tit ne.i:inu in said c:,itsc. the s:,'.,c v i'll be
.,,,en - confessed. an: !>.ii,ilt Hi.! be ron
s.,rft',i .:crortii.:-ly
And il i fiiriCr ordered t:';it a copy !t"roci
hc ptiiiS,sd. tc"o:hr,ir 90 law. III me Farm
rr.' sH;s,n. Ii weekly newspaper tGoii>iitd III
s;tG cNt:IltN ard stale.
Arrest: e. Il. N,-TY. Citc':i: Cork.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
Bible Grove.

The II " wear enc il yer; rough.
The Matrimonial market is sill
Incoming.
Ga new wears eve. ii tl.e residence
II 'i.. ir;,sc, i'll The presence of about
thirty friends, Mss Allie DE ans!
Mr. } ul.ason were united in marriage,
.:av. VIM. Hamilton officiating At
ter the u5r.tl program of congrati:la-
tons. the guests we're ushered to the
dining room, where large table
fairly yroantd beneath lis hu:densome
load. The guests did justice to the
occasion and think had great com
passion on the table After supper
The program was varied. The rain
began pouring down in torrents about
the time the ceremony "a> pronounce
ed and never ceased a! night 4
darker, gloon;ar night never was
seen The entire party had to remain
al night. Snnre slept, some talked,
some ate, some played and sang. and
the jolly few got into room where
| they would not disturb the sober and
played game, old agi'i new. As soon
AS it was daylight, the guests were
seen to wend their weary way home
warl 1t was still raining and the
writer Judging from his own expert
crce, imag;nas they were sight ts
behold when they arrived ut home
The presents presented are too MI
merca5 t, mention. The bride an(
groom Will remain here until Mrs
JO!,nstM's school closes. then they q
to Minnesota to live. We deeply re
gre: losing this worthy couple, bu
our loss VIII be Mnnesotas gain
| May Happiness and content 60 witt
them, is the wish of their man,
friends. Boy.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07
Horses Wanted

/ viii! lie at Chi.dcr's barn 81. :.
Collins old barn. in Memphis, No,
Friday, Jan. S.h. 1892, to buy horses
for the eastern market. from t to !
years old and weighing $50 and mp.
Must lie fat. chunky build and sound
Bring your horses.
" =. HALL.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

We expect to double the circulate N
OF tie FARMERS UNION in the NIX
six months AMI ask oar fricn Is AL
over the cou ity to all lis. A. soon
as tbs is aco -np isaei the UNioS
Wis BE- enlarged an'l 9th rwise IN
nav
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

Tnere arr i'll my persons il this
county, who after making their calling
and lection shure witt, the bond
holders. d. not care how much taxes
thc people VITA no influence have to
my
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-01-07

The kahok, Knights Of Pythias
have extended an invitation u G I'D
en- Lrt .e No 22l, of this ely. to be
present akt their public insti!at;nn
n next 'iiss.sEe&'y n:g Il y banquet
is on the t,svAA.A