The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14
UNION.
THURSDAY, DEC. ii. 1893.
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Sol. Coleman went to KeOkuk Tues
day.
Fresh oysters, in all styles, at the Elk
horn.
All kinds Of job printing done at this
Office.
AT the Elkhorn, everything is in first
class style.
For cheapest hats in the city go to
Mrs. Davis.
Albert w. Bently has purchased the
CORN Argus.
Go to the Elkhorn Restaurant to get
a square meal.
Daily and Son shipped car load OF
horses, Monday.
C. A. Andres will receive q car load
Of Oil this week.
Hammond & Walker take the lead in
the grocery line.
Try one of those new Aluminium
Plates made by T. d. Head. dentist.
When in Memphis call at the Elkhorn
to get square meal.
See Busey & Hughes for Christmas
goods, which are fresh.
Eusey & Hughes is the place to buy
fine oranges and lemons.
The K. of =. lodge members will
give grand ball Christmas.
Hammond & Walker have the .ar gest
stock Of queensware in the city.
Bro. f. +. Spangier, Of the Kahoka
Review, was in Memphis yesterday.
d. L. Fowler called at this Office
Tuesday, and renewed for this paper.
Come and see the largest stock of
lamps, at G. A. Andres, and get prices.
VIM. Wright will give you every
thing the market affords at the Elk
horn.
Sunday school teachers should see
Hammond & Walker for Christmas
candies.
G. A. Andrews has one of the largest
stocks of queensware and glassware in
the city.
Country merchants can do we'll to
call on G.. a. Andres TO buy Oil and
groceries.
You can buy the best groceries in the
city at Hammond 4 Walkers for the
least money.
Farmers Restaurant. east side square,
board by the day or week, and good
meals at all hours.
VIM. Hoover has gone to Jackson,
Tenn, to work for the Novelty manu-
featuring company.
The Mu Sigma entertainment will be
given in the Opera House on Friday
| night, December I'D.
Alex Brandenburg, who has been in
Kentucky for some time returned to
this city last Tuesday.
The NJ. f Sunday school will have
an old fashioned Christmas tree, Dec.
23d. Saturday evening.
School teachers will please call on G.
a. Andres and get prices on candies
and oranges before buying.
Alliance meeting at No. 6, Mount
school house, Thursday night, Dec.
2lst. II q member, be there.
Oryille Smith and family, OF st.
Louis, attended the funeral Of his faith.
err A. H. Smith, last Tuesday.
G. S. Warren has fine line OF del
icasies for the holidays that cannot be
duplicated anywhere in the city.
Prof. Hicks said We would have
reasonable mild weather this week
Wonder what he calls mild weather.
G. A. Andres has got the larges,
stock of evaporated and dried fruits in
the county. which will he sold cheap.
Mrs. Thomas Tully received word,
Tuesday, that her brother, Jacob
Struble, who lives in Kansas, was very
sick.
Chas. Tinney. Floyd Webster and
Frank Darling left this city on the fast
stock freight for Enid. Oklahoma, last
Thursday.
c. w. Rowland, of Etna. and J. =.
Dochterman, Of Wyaconda, were in
Memphis, Monday. and renewed for the
farmers paper.
G.. \. Andres has the largest stock Of
canned goods ever brought to Mem
phis and is selling them cheaper than
any house in the city.
NJ. c. Hoskins has for sale some fine
young thoroughbred Herford cattle for
sale. Call or write him at Milton, Iowa.
Prices to suit the times.
f. \. Smith, the rising young edu.
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