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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
A Tremsndoua Hailstorm

GREENFIELD, Mass, June 14.-A tre-
mendous hailstorm struck this town to-
night, causing damages estimated at
10000. Many hailstones measured ten
inches in circumference.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
Openiag Of the Trottine Sea

BosToN, June IA - Three thousand
people were at the opening of the June
meeting at Mystic park. The horses
came under the wire in the following
order:
TrottiDg, 2:24 class-Pansy Blossom,
Alice Wilkes, Hody, Caprice; besttime,
2:26.
The 2:25 class-Rebus. .Lindin, Psyche,
Warrina best time, 2:l9I.
The 2 20 class Diminished on account
of darkness Jessie Hanson took both
heats; best time, 2:2511.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
Austin Matched wlth NeedI mann.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l4.-The direct
ors Of the California Athletic club made
match last night between George Aus
tin OF Australia and Danny Needham OF
Oakland, to fight to a finish for q purse
of $4,000 in the latter part Of July. The
pugilists will sign articles Thursday
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
Labor Difaou,t,es,settIed.

ToNAwANDA, June 1.-The labor diff
cuaties which resulted in riots and
bloodshed were amicably settled to-
night. The proposition Of the lumber
showers was accepted and the men will
go to work tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
a q Strike Settled. Sc

HoUaHroN, Mich. Jnne l4.--The
factory to both sides. Work will be
yeaumed shortly,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
Cheap Advertising

Try thesGrst and second pages of the
HERALD for your "want'' advertising.
The cost is trifle. The results are al
ways satisfactory.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
Strikers subdued bv Gupu.

BARCELONA, June 14.-The trouble
occasioned by the strikers is likely soon
to be brought to an end. The govern
ment warshipe arrived today and are
anchored where the entire harbor lis un-
der the sweep of their guns.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
Tonight's Fight.

Billy Maher and Bernard meet tonight
ct the Turnverein for q ten-round 20.
It will be for keeps. Maher undertakes
to stop Bernard in the ten rounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
DIED.

~~--s~~~>~o-~->~~~~~>~~~
MCGOLDRlCK-At Redondo, June IL, 1892,
Margaret McGoidrick.
Funeral on Wednesday, June 18th at 10 a. m.
from Garrett & Samson's undertaking parlors.
$50 North Main street. Friends invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
Corbett ON Hts Training Ground.

LocHARBouR, N. j., June 14.-Jim
Corbett, accompanied by William A.
Brady, bis manager, and his trainers,
Billy Delaney and Bob Dillon. arrived
here this afternoon. He was at once
taken to the house Of Brady, which will
be the summer home and training
quarters of Corbett.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
Fortunes In Real Estate.

Now is the time to get home. In
ehort time prices of real estate with in1-
prove and you will regret your lost op-
portunity. Bargains daily appear on the
frst page of the HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
Westepn I.eArus..

OMAHA, June 14.-Omahs, 8; Indian,
apolis, 2.
MILWAUKEE,, June IA. - Milwaukee,
e; Columbus, 8.
KANSAS Ciry, June 14.-Kansas City,
-21; Fort Wayne,7.
MnsNEAPoLIs- June 14.-Minneapolis,
%; Toledo. 3.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The Colts Treated to Their Becond Coat
of WhFtswash.
BROOKLYN, June 14.-The Colts re.
ceived their second thick coat Of white.
wash.
Brooklyn, 8; hits, 18; errors, 0.
Chicago, O; hits, 3; errors, z.
Batteries: Stein, Daley; Gumbert,
Echriver.
THE PrTLLIEs WIN EASILY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Philiies
won almost as they pleased.
Philadelphia, 10; hits, 16; errors, 2.
Pittsburg,4; hits, 10; errors, 2.
Batteries: Woodcock, Baldwin, Mack
and Miller for Pittsburg; Esper, Gross
and Clements for Philadelphia.
vHE GIANTS PLAY BALL.
Nxw York, June I4.-The Giants won
well played game by superior batting.
New York, o; hits, 13; errors, 1.
Cleveland, 6; hits, 8; errors, ,B. i SOC
Batteries: Crane and Boyle; Retger
and thinner.
THE SENATORS DRUB THE BROWNS.
WASHINGTON, June i4.-Abbey's first
game was effective. Getzein was also
strong.
Washington, IL; hits, 10; errors, 4.
St.iLouis, z; hits, g.; errors, 8.
Batteries: Abbey, MilligaR Getzeiu,
Buckley.
THE ORIOLES IN THR SWIM.
BALTIMORE, June l4.-The Baltimores
made seven runs in the fifth and five in
the ninth.
Baltimore, 1S; hits, H.; errors, 6.
louisville, g.; hits, IA; errors, 6.
Batteries: Burlington ant, Robinson !;
Wiau, Jones and Dowse.
THE REDS wILTED.
BosroN, June 14.-The Cincinnatis
wilted after the fourth andwere careless.
Boston, IL hits, Il; errors, 2.
Cincinnati. 6; hits, z; errors, 3.
Batteries-Stivetts. Kelly; Chamber
lain and Duryea, Vaughan and Murphy.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
DO von Want : e.s-=s.css :

DO KQn Wans ssss$ssc.S
An advertisement In the HERALD will
generally get you ono. Itdon't cost much
to Try. I s7
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
QCR0 M IN
CASH.
FOR RETAIL GROCERY CLERKS

Have you entered your name as contestant
for any one of the Cash Prizes offered?
If you are not selling
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15

The Colts Treated to Their Becond Coat
OF Whftewssh.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
A Rosebud D. ,nar.

The very name env nk,,s vision Of
levely young g.rics, fragrant flowers.
soft lights, enhancing music. and
youth, hope and love and all things
beautiful Were You ever Fortunate
enough To be Il guest at on"? o. 90
ynn kH"w how this beautiful .,,rie.,
function Is cou,iucts.,,f You uu.ii,
to know, whether SoG have .iuu.!iters
to bring o"t' or not; and you may
learn all about it, etiquette and every
lIln=, through the charming paper,
charinInJly illustrated, entitled A
Dchutant's in New York; pui.li>hec
in Demorest' Family Magazine for
Deceinber THIS holiday number is
fairly pleth"lic with good thing,
introduced hy an artistic gem,
christmas Chimes reproduction
Of hansome picture exhibited III
the last P.,ria"n salon. Ii You are
in doubt what present 'n make for
Christmas, ynu cant do better than
consult the Home Art' department
in tins comprehensive niGlher of an
Idle i Family Magazine, which con
t;,ins something of interest to every
one VIII" may open it,--r""'i stor'e>.
good poems. lots of Valuable suggest
ions, AMI nearly 800 superior Illus
trat!"ns. And ali is furnished for
20 cents copy. Or 500 year
Published 10y ". Jennings D:morest.
Is East l4th 81, New York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
Back Oak.

Election is over Ii" Republicans
took blue, the P>op'e's party viii II,
vvc, aud The Democrats rejoice.
J. J. Sheets and family. of Mt
Sterling, Iowa, spent Saturday and
sunday at L. Sparks.
Ezra Flick and family have return
ed from Oklahoma, after an absence
Of two years.
johnson Bros. have shipped their
engine and threshlug machine back
from Kansas and thcy are coming
through with the team.
Benj. Stecples AMI family spent
Sunday with \. {. Mlller>
Ole Broohlait of Cantril, Iowa,
is visiting friends in this Vicinity.
John McEldowney has purchased I.
new wagon Of J. J. T,wnseni,
Waller BROOKE hart. of Clark county,
was in this vicinity Sandav.
Rev John Shepherd, of Illinois, de
livercd Il very interesting sermon here
Sunday night. OMEGA DtLL.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

An exchange sizes up the situation
about right as follows: "If there is
anything iu the world that will make
Il man fell badly, except piIching
his finger III the door. it is inquest
ionally quarrel! No man ever
fails to think less Of himself after it
than before. L: dr9raheS him in tie
ewes of others, and what is worse
bnnts his scnsihility on the one
hand AMI increases the power OF
passion and irritrhli,y on he other.
The truth Is, the more p';lcrable aud
quiet we get on the better for all.
Ia nine eases out OF every ten the
better is. if Il man cheats you. Quit
dealing Will, him, i! he Is abusive,
quite his company; and if he ISLANDERS
YOU. take care Ia live SO no person
vii! believe him. NJ matter WHO he
is. or how he mien>ses lon, the w,sest
way Is to let him lcnc; for tterc is
nothing better than this cool, calm
and luie: way of dealing With tn"
wrongs with which we meet
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
Murphy & Miller'S
Mammoth Stores.

Oar Naw Fal. Goods are now all in
aud are exceedingly handsome and
useful. E.Ncr before have we been
able to place before oar customers
an array of beautiful and useful ar
tic!cs at such low prices. Our Dress.
Goods stn>l: is the lar-e>tevcr shown
hy any house in This county. and is
hv far tie handsoincst Beautiful
doubie- width goods Il, Dc, that have
been selling i: 30 to 2.:c Er,lf".a
CORDS, ca. vrnns, H,.mtspuns, Stotin
ScrgeS :,ud other Il, l!.:l stuff At from
l.. to - pr cent cheaper than ever
!,.fore offered. An elegant line OF
s;,.nhoru cords at Toe that are hounl
to ijc GREAT trade winters.
Winter goods were never 50 cheap
before. Caution Fi:,nncis at y that
were Zoe; at s! that have always
been ~: a, 10 tina, are rs good as
AN, bod, wants and have been sell
ing at l5c
We have IN all wool, fuii-size scar
let blanket at 81 80 per pair that can
not be duplicated outside the large
rit;4s. We haQ t. buy Il larGu ulasl-
, lit, al t!,e,n to get them. At tie price,
and ar,- giving eur ca toners The
benefit Of Inc deal.
Ladies wrap5 are very handsome
THIS year. We E"ycr had ~uch Il
!,r..p stock hyfurc. AMI never could
make sucI, low prices f-- such Gle
-ant @liia .nts, They are made 70
| ii living model, "lG VI. be fuunt!
absolutely correct i'll u. lie "nd ap-
rraran"".
We have The hes. display OF Cloth
in. IN Iii, county. Don't fail see it.
especially the chi'l:cn'> goods. We
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
Trustees Sale.

N,EEiE -. Hiram " Wise and Ada!. F.. Wise
lis lie, by ttl,ir certain De. ii OF Trust. dated
orii - i II lS!.1 recorded in Vol. - 1T aGc
iei ct Deed and AurtgaA. x; cords OF Scotla, /
cotInIy. Missouri, did convey to the under
si.zii",i Is trustee. the following real estate
situate il Scotland county. Missouri, town:
1'nc south unci1.iii #. i of lot !hie" IA. u 81
iEc nOI Ii west quarter "a. w. Or. section SIN:
Is. u; i'm township sixty five TIP. So norta of
r;ne; eleven II. IL west OF the fifth ;3th t'ri:-
ci;,ii Meridian. The which conveyance was
IN trust. Tor the purpose OF securing u certain
note .tsld the interest thereon. IL; i'll Srid Trust
Iced fully described: and
WHEREAS. 1t il provided III SAID Trust Deed
that i: default h. nia,ie in the payment "a
said principal or said interest wh"i, iHc. then
said Trust Deed should be forecioscd aud sai'i
land scid to satisfy SAID debt t.aj costs: and
WHEREAS. Default mas been made of m the
payment OF both principal and interest when
tiu" and same alc BtW long past uue AMI ul'
paid
| Now. therefore. !. the undersigned trustee
J in accordance Wit, the provisions of said
Trust Deed and ut the request of the le.ra
| owner AM. hui.er Of said n',t", will Ofpr said
! rrnprrty for safe y: public auction to III,
/ highest bidder far ~, in ntsnl at the south
front door OF the ourt House in the city o.
Memphis, in Scotland county. Missouri. OF
t Mo,i,.;iy, November :Sth, ~ ID. is:2. he'wcef
the hear, of . @ circ> IL. IA. and 5o'clock y. IN
of that tl;:y to satisfy said &c Ut and inter1s
! aud the costs of executing this trust.
| Mc!apsis. Mo, Oc;. 18th \. D. lS:a
| E Il BARTLETT. Trustee.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

Their. shplil be IN ell ut made to-
organize Il company for the purpose
Of bu,in- IN | Sian ghtering - and
caring ,hc meat There is large
am,unt Of money going on: Of this
county every yeaT TAFT c,al Just rs
we'll Ire kept her. rs not. 1t costs
N 'ney to Snip stock to Chicago, have
!, killed. dressed. cared AMI sent bacl.
here An organ;z,tion it formed
for this plrpose even if the
capital WAS limited, hv allowing the
profits to accumulate, coiil iu J few
years be wealthy company. Talk
this mater up, farmers, anl see if 4
pork packing establishment can he
organized in Scotland
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

IHcre WIS i rep r: c.rcul,t ID ;urlny
the campaign Tat the FARIE;;'s
iSia,; would fail to exist as soon as
The election vas over. There is moth
ny III the report. ana WAS only started
for Tie purpose Of political effect and
10 inilrc tne paper The UNION i,
here TO STAY. Ticr. is ~ mu.h ICED
Of paper AS ever. Oar friends are
lot in the lese, bit discouraged
they believe that reform principle,
are right and until the Just ideas of
government are engrafte'l into law
there is need Of all the workers posi-
bic. All the l,or asl1es of his i ads
is - ycdoub!e theiI efforts in sending
Us new subscribers and hus!neess Of
all kinds, pay up Old arrearagas and
and fact. that are dear to ever,
iin'rty loving citizen vii! be furnished
regularly as usual
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

Ga VI inlay evtnins Of next week,
G.'lingwa;er's Popular Payer, will
open an engagement of one week at
R"es Opera II ,use, in the sensational
and romantic Gypsy comedy in four
acts, entitled OLIVER Perkins. \ VI. =
This play is full of fun and inter-
SEerced with numerous singing AN!
dancing specialties. Mr.. GiilinYwaler
in the title role is excruciaiiuCly fun
ny. HIS every entrance on ihe stage
being The signal for IN r,m"n, Mss
M.i.klcy. as ''Ml.!ge the oa:rust," j.
thrrnnghly NJ home. The supporting
members of the company are above
The average and equal To the require
ments Of their respective characters.
Prices. Is, % and 30 cents. ANY
person purchasing reserved seat for
.Io'llay ght, will be entitled to re-
serve one additional seat for :. lal,
free of charge. Advance sale nov
ope.! at the usual place.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY. NOT. Il, 1892.
LOCAL BREVlTiES.

Bring your produce to w. II. Blu
scy.
The next excitement will be Christ
mas.
Faulk's goods are fully warranted.
Buy the best.
Get our prices on job printing be
tore contracting.
A few fine bugyics to be closed out "t
cost, by Pool 4 Black.
Fred Pool is on the road with the
New Home sewing machine.
The Peoples parry campaign for
1894 has already hecn started.
Dtnns kittlc renewed for this
paper Tuesday. u, likewise
New Home sewing machine is the
he on the market Fred Pool agent
Memphis is on the boom-two new
stores opened for business this week
See those lamps at W. II. Busey's.
He is making prices to suit the times.
Faulk will sell YOU White sowing
machine or a kimh:lI piano or organ
cheap
When YOU want a good sack Of
Hour. get "Mountain Fink" of ". II.
Busey.
Dennis K.,tle moved from the
vlciuitv of Azen to near Lawn Ridge
last week.
&. II. Bake shipped another car
load of barrels to the eastern markets
this week.
For sewing machine needles and
-epairs Of al! kinds, go to Geo. II
LAwton, ST..
The O.5an society VIII give ali
entertainment On Tuesday night
December 2ol.
| GEO. II. Iaw.on. Sr., northeast
coraer OF the square. su,,Ats !; special
a. OF inan.ng uloncy.
! Born 10 Mr.. an" Mrs. G. VI. BY
thing. of this city, on SUNDAY night
u eleven poun;! daughter.
Bay first class musical nstru,n"n
! for your .i!,lc Kim''alI piano o.
;:rccan. Call Oh +, VI. Faux,
/ ". II. +. Sm,th was IN tie cit,
! SATURDAY and ms ii that he sia'
,lrcad, entered TIC lS9! campaign.
I'artics wanting hydran.s put i,
their stock pnn'ls should call on o.
address II. Notary ut Crawl 'r'
station.
d. Sacor.l vii! occupy the new I
q. y. i. building with his c!o;hin:
stock. He will have the best bust
ness roum in the city.
The D>nocratrc rejoicing orer til;
triumph of til" Interests Of the rIcI
manufacturers Of the east. took til,
city by storm Saturday night.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
Schooi Req 1T.

Report Of Black Oak school fox The
month erding N.Y. llth, '92: Nam
Der of pupils cnro!iati Il; number of
days attended l'y all l76; number Of
days taught 10: average number OF
pupils per day 1913; average Eumher
Of days attended hy each pupil is.3;
attendance 9ia per cent Of enroll
ment. Name, of those l,r. sent each
day during the month: Esther DA'~
idson, Viola Sparks. Ruth G''ssrock,
Ellis Glover, Robert NcEisio"rey.
Arthur Stecp!es, Willie Sparks, Dow
Glover. Wesley Miller, Wa'tman Mil
Ter, Marion Stecpies AMI Wade Glass
cock.
FRANKIE JOHNSON, Teacher.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
The Saturday Blade.

Is the greatest newspaper wonder
OF the ace. /, is four Years ola aud
htS Il circulation of over Il Yaar;cr
million copies q week. The latest
SENSATIONS a''' Tie most marvellous
e"ents are Written up iii the hest
style and fa:Iy illustrated Sab
9crptions received at sea per year
"r 81 90 ior six months. or - cent,
for three months. SiIrrf@I in,'urr-
lnen.s 10 clubs send fer free ~pyci
in"n copies, Boys everywhere are
;aak IL big msn"y >r!i;A- 'i> i;..ie.
on H. -,r,,ts. Writ, f',r l,arii:uI,r-.
= l,r"sS he p,hli,',"r V. y Il ,ycr.
lib. - aIi,i III E.t.h aycuu".
ta,taTr
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

The gran ! success Of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance c.. should be
an inducement to urge the farmers to
organize other companies. The in
surance company is on a solid basis
and is becoming more popular each
week Of its existance. My appl;-
cations are bein. received by the
secretary J. l.. pTnal. duly and 1t
vii! not hc long before the company
will d. all the farm i:.sar. nee in
Scotland county. Til. expense to
take out anl keep up policies in this
mutual company are merely nominal
This i, due to tn. fact that it ha, no
hic', salaria'l Off ers t. pay or fac
fiji .cs to pay for Every thinr is
con !uctei on very cheap bassis.
r.e risks taken are not haZ,atl"us
,:id con seqlrn;l, few losses. SO that
the amount required 70 hold policy
is not likely I" be ov.r 10 per cent
Of what it takes to insur, in i foreign
"r eastern complny. 1t is the
purpose Of the officers OF the Scot
land county Mutual to push the in
>usance business AS far IS possible
IN an invitation is extpn led to
everyone to examine theron ,hiy the
plans and principles Of this home
organic .tion.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
A Wonderful Discovery.

DR. C'iec;ni'> Electric SPAWN Care
positive; Y cures bone spawn. rinohoi,e
su'ict ". curb III Is hours without
rain. 500 reward for failure OF
sii4'.te;t injury. The greatest ""n''ey
If ;i,e nintcenth century. astonishing
Us it does the entire veterinary
crl |. C.rcul Ms and Testimonials
free Asl'irrs De- Gay Chcc:ni, 3. :
Nai!a! -. y " York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
T.. L, S. G. Program.

Following is the programme for
the Chautauqnan circle on Friday
evening, November 18th:
Roll call responded to by scripture
quotations.
Palers-' Shall the Worlds Fair be
closed on Sunday Affirmative,
Mrs. I. IL. Wagner. Negative, w. \.
Pnrmort.
Discussion by circle.
Paper-'Life of Max;mi'ian;" J.,
Miss Josephine Barnes,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

An incident happened III this clty
last week that is worth recording:
\ Republican had Il fine rooster sent
down to his house from one OF the
city groceries, just before election
intending to have it cooked for diuner,
but the good VT eng that it WAS
Il promising bird conceived The idea
to preserve it TO croE for =. O. p.
victories and placed the fowl III 4
coop. The morning after election.
and when it wus certain that The
country mad gone Democratic hS a
large Iii sity, the good Lady thought
she wUl,t have Il chicken feast auj
welt t. t.t coop for lii. rooster.
vA.n he .,;sni the fac b.Iu uc 4,
few days previous iy, very sick a'.i
III a d.apid tied cDn,t.,iun. \ !.E or
50 afierHagt tie Rooster ,litd HIS
incident learned HE wOut; huu-1- VII
thai :, rno- ter N pot is worth several
in the c"or. especially, i: il WAS 4
R,I'ubi.cai, rooster Oh last election
day.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
TIE y .n0crAtic ipllii.. l;ina

Tae d -mocratic j,llli:,tion here
over til: cie:tio Of Grover CleveIan |.
'ay night WAS laug 'l,sh'e in tie
extreme About se,enty-f five cents
worth % oil rails constituted the
mltera, If the b,Dtife .,lI the p,raIc
resem lied 4 fourth of Jllv III. tar
band B,t all I'll. d.tfren:.s w,ra
Il. ,,ie uD with no Sc.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

c. f. Bull, of Van Buren, county,
Iowa, WAS in Memphis last Saturday
night, attending the Democratic jolt
fcation. Dir. Ball said up in Iowa
the KepeblicanS are termed the third
party
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
MONEY, MONEY. MONEY,

To loan money on realest;,te securi-
ties for FIVE or seven years III amounts
to suit the borrow.
Loans closed ans, money paid on
the same day chat notes and mort gage
is signed No delay.
Best and most liberal option to the
borrower ever offered Also the
lowest rate of interest
Cali ans; see me. \. II. PiTKlN.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

\ large number Of ballots were
thrown out in the country precincts
iii this county on election day. In
this city when it WAS found a rnliin.
would injare the Dem ocratic ticket
the judges male new ruling and
everything went along smoothly.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
A Marvellous Discovery Free

Superh:,ons hair removed perman-
entity. simultaneously without pain.
b, + ac,ro Chrmi"i F!uil. In order
20 prove superiority, we WI for the
mex, 80 days ~end sample b title and
sc>iim onlai> free Oh receipt u! nintceE
cents 20 pny postage. Address.
i. ec;ro Chemical Co, - Est 14lh
street. New York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

Tac y H. l.. CON gre,ya;ion are
making II move 10 build new house
OF worship, Thc enterprise is certain
ly needed and we hope all VIII aid
the movement as much as possible
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

Married at the residence of the
urid..'s parents, Mr.. aud Mrs Akron
Damn, on Sunday, November 18th.
Lewis c. kuaz and Miss Elizabeth
Dunn. ) c. Wise. J. F., otiiciateA
Oar b,st wi she, is with the new
couple for their future happiness.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
Memphis Stock Market,
Rocks County, Kansas,

Is located In the Solomon H:ycr Nallc;-. in
central northern Kansas. ::n 1 Is in tue c.:ts':;
of The great wheat belt of the state.
More than Ii n,iiiiun bushels Of wheat Werts
produced this year in Rocks county. the aver.
age yield being ~ bushels .cr acre. Crops 81
all varieties yield ahunsiait.-. = Is as.i: -
miles west of Memphis Mo, III, climate lie: i.f
the same aus at the latter pi,+1t.
have q number of improved farms 20 81 II
on terms to satisfy p;,scisase.s Tue prnce,u5
of one crop, If entire farm Is sown 10 .h">.,
will usually equal the :,irc;; 80 price. i". =
one con1emE siating buying lands III hn:aS1s
and writing me. will cac, r:u,.y furt.ish Ii
descriptions of farms.
i few good young mares light ue i'!kt,t i'll
part payment for lands. Address.
W. Is. HAM. toSkton. k,;3s05-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

a fill attendance Of the members
of Golden Lodge, X. of p, at next
regular meeting, Tuesday night. is re-
que:tcd. Matters If special inter It
10 all members are to be considered
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

II +. Cs:r.!tr has embarked in the
caoh grocery business and invites
everybody to give him a call. His
store is located in the east room OF
the Pitkin block, northeast corner Of
the square. All gools fresh and
marked low in price.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
A Reliable Woman.

Wanted in every county to estab-
lish a corset p"rIor for the sale Of DR..
Nichols, celebrated spiral spring
corsets and clasps. Makes $40 to
$75 per month and exl enses. We fur =
ish complete stock on consi ynment;
settlements monthly. Sample corset
free. Send Is cents postage FOX
sample and terms Address Nichols
Mfg. Co. 37S Cana! Street, New
York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

Married at Camp Ground Church,
Sunday evening, Geo 7. Wells, Of
Clark county, and Miss Lulu Hope,
of Downing. Rev Il. \. Williams
Oiiiciated.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17

The fcs4va! of Mondamen" by the
Epworth League, at the Opera House,
Thursday night, Dee. LIST. Something
novei in the way OF an entertainment
and good supper for % cents.