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The sun., 1893-11-17

Tho committees Of the General Mortgage
and Income bondholders Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company met yester-
day to hear the report Of Stephen Little whose
examination OF the books was completed last
week. The committees have engaged Mr..
Adolph Marcus to make a synopsis OF Me.
Little's report. and 1t 10 expected that this
synopsis will be ready for publication In aboat
n waaE
The sun., 1893-11-17

WISH WE'RE HORSE
Association and TO be shown at . walk trot cantsr
fox trot. and rack. ciasa 10S
8 r. M-Judging nve park teams fourin.hsnd.
$50 r M-Judsns nve qualified hunters Chsavy
weight, class S5.
6P M.-Recess.
ar. M-Judgng sixteen saddle horses. class 20.
8:30P M-Judging thirty high steppers class 90.
S;lS r. M-,Judping twenty-five hunters or Jumpers
over six successive Jumps i've feet high. class 07.
The sun., 1893-11-17
6o-62 West 23d St!
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA.
Earnings OF the Roads Ia the System Dur.
Ing tho Fnst Fiscal Yenr

Receiver Fl. NJ. Conner Of the Central Railroad
and Banking Company Of Georgia has filed
with the United States Court in Georgia his
report Of the operations OF the system for the
year ending Juno 30. The following state
ment shows tho earnings and expenses Of the
lines during that period: o.. .
The sun., 1893-11-17
HoNORS TO THE FAVORITES.
rHB BJUB RLBBoN HoRsEs ar xHE
ohRDEN PETTED AND kPrLAUDED.

nreitfng gse,es sn the 1iar aud ThvfIIfng
Junapsne Contests-A wonserfui Exhibp-
tion OF Fluok By Little Joe Hewitt st IN.
Dousie Hurdle-Narrew Esespe or Mr.
Latham While Ridine 11rs. Howiand's
Athlete - splendid Hor,euenship DE
played By Mounted Police OF the n1urie-
ip.i Foroe-Their Different Feats Grend-
iy.Exeeutea-The Big Buiidi.e Crowded
IN the Afternoon and Evsnine-Aw.rds.
Do the horses wianing prizes realize their
triumphs1 They look exactly as II they did.
The hackney stations are the most knowing
in this regard. and the prize winners In that
class at the Horse Show yesterday were q Joy
TO the Thousands OF spectators. for. after they
had their prize. e.designatin q ribbons pinned on
them their manners changed instantly and
notably. While they were trottinR around "in
hand" pulling their nimbe Grooms after them.
showing their form and action for the judges.
they went ahead in businesslike manner.
following their noses. eyes front. with no
nonsense about them. But when tho suspense
was over and the ribbons had been awarded.
ah. thenl The winners trotted around tho
arena, their eyes beaminR on the spectators.
their heads turned over the rail. and
instead OF proceeding in staid trot
becoming hackneys, they cnvorted.' danced.
ambled. and shook themselves for JOY. The
behavior Of their grooms was what evidently
informed them Of the happy result OF the con-
The sun., 1893-11-17

England; third prize. S35 Joseph T. Wid.n,rn roam m
imp Her Ladyshtp , ltS S Years BY White stoekins
highly oopmendsd, Joseph K widsnsrs 6r. m. INN
Ghristm.s Carol by Reaction. dam Yus Tide bred By
Ciass SS-Mares three years old or over foa.d in or
Rriss: $3.50 won BY Joseph s r Hidsnsrs es m, imp
thy bTsd by 0eorge Coleman England; sscond pTise.
SIS Tie Chestnut Hill stock FARMS Dr. IN imp Uirics,
priss, $40 aSSsr! Bsish', , M imp TihiIrsd ia:
tin. England; highly commended Robert Beith's bT IN
imp Lady Aberdeen. 16i, years. by Lord Der
land.
Glass 27-sAIlIons three years Old or over foasd in
or before 1870, fourteen and under fourteen hands
three inches First prize: $50, won by Walter l..
CNnystser dam Lady Florence, bred BY John Tibbiit
ERgland: second prize. SO. W. Seward webb's blk.
The sun., 1893-11-17

lac pleasant nayor. gentle action and soothing sf.
fects OF syrup OF FIGS when In need OF laxative and
the father mother be costiye or bilious most
gratyng results follow re use; 90 ihat u !. the best
bottle on hAnd.-Ada
The sun., 1893-11-17
VIII Examiue the Northern Pacific Ae,
cOunts.

The Reorganization Committee OF the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company has employed
Messrs. Stephen Little and John Scott to make
an examination Of tho books aud financial
condition OF the company. The investigation
was thought advisable because OF the reports
that the floating debt is larger than figures
hdams cheirmsn o, tSe eommittee VIII sa
consult with foreign holders OF Northern
Pacific securities as to the future plans OF the
Suit Against the Buffalo and susquehanna.
Attachments have been issued against the
Buffalo and Susauehanna Railroad Company
a Pennsylvania corporation. in favor of Brod.
head. Byron Il Co. contractors in q suit for
s74.845 for a breach Of contract Brodhead.
Taylor Il Co.. contracted to build ten miles oi
SOC. 900. and claim that they have resolved
only $3dO 900. and that the company is also
liable for damages for refusing to permit them
The Sheriff served the attachment on the
New York Central. West Shore. Erie. and Del.
aware and Lac ckawanna. Railroad Companies.
Bank. and the MERCANTILE Trust Comp pany. who
are supposed to have some property OF the
company In their possession.
Stockholders Want Receiver Appointed.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1a-An application for 70.
ceiver for the St Louis Transfer Railway waa
made by Edward B. and George P. Wolfe. az
stockholders. before Judge Valiant in tho
rected against John Scullin as President and
Alonzo b. Church as Vice President, and al
ieE eompany ' In u" the interest OF M the w WirSins
Ferry Company. OF which they are also the ex-
ecutive officers. with the view OF wrecking the
transfer company to tho benefit OF the ferry
The sun., 1893-11-17

An: VIA, give. Ey.nss Iaaia Pale Al. its life ana
The sun., 1893-11-17
ABSOLUTELY PURE

sR RI-Judsine hackney stsilions with four Of their
$40 r. M-IudeinF three hackney stsiilons for
championship prize. class ~ -
8,53 r M-Jndging twelve pairs OF harness horses.
z.Ss p M-Judcinr six saddle horsss registered un.
der the fuier OF the National Saddle Horse Breeders
The sun., 1893-11-17

America undsrstands, ho aid not propose 10
take sny chances Re simply deelfned TO let
any one or ANYTHING pass him. That. accord
machine were for. and It was good enough for
him.
highly ornamental ring grooms who chiefly
stand around with folded arms and look
for during the exhibition yesterday Of road
sters. Mr.. Bernard was driving. Mrs. heeds
pair. EvanReline and Lunette., In making
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02
HAZlEVIlLE.

The biggest snow of the season i,
almost gone, but didn't the young
folks have q jolly time while it VA:
here?
Liberty school closed last Friday s
week ago. The school had prepare<
a neat program for the closing, which
Was we'll carried out and the result III
afternoon we'll spent.
Ben Lake, Mason Pearce and VIM
Howard have all been taking rOunt
vt tho mumps, and were very sick
too As this Is called i free country
ne are looking for our turn to come
soon.
The cooperative organization OF
Wiilmathviiie will meet at that place
next Saturday night, March 4th. Al
members Of Liberty and Bible Grove
unions, who desire to affiliate with Of
learn the objects of the organization
should he present at this meeting, 81
business Of Importance to all viii
come up for settlement.
Blizzard school, just over in kno1
county, taught by Miss Francis Gail
will close this week.
Messr.. Elmer Waits and John Nor
rison, vino have been home from Tia.
vest visiting relatives and friends
started back 4 few days ago, accom-
panied by Julian Cowell, WHO will tr,
that country for awhile.
Mr.. Humphrey is hauling lumber
for new store house.
There has been several parties il
the neighborhood the past few day.
and the young folks report good times
Liberty union met last Saturla,
night, with a very good attendance
and demonstrated, the fact that it il
alive and growing. The next meet
ing will be on Saturday night Narcl
IL. '93. Let all members come ant
join III having q good time.
MORE ANON
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02
Olive Branch.

Health very good. generally, in this
vicinity.
Bora to Mr. and Mrs. William Mus.
toe, Feb. 81, ::siii. Mother anil child
doing veil.
Quite n number IF the young folks
assembled at S. G. Fulk's, FRIDAY
night, and en;o>ed themselves with
social games ior !, few hours.
There Was preaching at the school
house Sun.la, and Sunday night, but
owing 10 the pour health OF the min
lister, Mr. Deputy, the meeting did not
continue rs Was intended.
At the residence of Ii. b. Fulk, J.
p, on the 23.,, Mr.. H. q. Poe and
Miss Alice Ins.rsuli we're united in
marriage. Both were raised in this
vicinity and their many friends wish
them SUCCESS, aud are glad To know
they wi! settle down among US to try
their Aen mode OF lite.
The Olive Branch school visited
the Brock schoo. Wa.hinytons birth
day AMI had u very Interesting time
j. L. Durnal visited this localit,
last week aud done sOuie insufinK.
Singing at II. B. Fulk's Saturday
night, and a very enjoyable time was
had, learning the sonys in the new
song hooks.
Most of the lumber for the new
church is on the ground and will com
nence work as soon AS possible.
ANICI'S
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02
Blackjack.
The sick are all better.

The sick are all better.
There is being great MANY
changes made this week. WIN. McEl-
downey moved to the house 'cupied
by +. NJ. Sparks, he moving to the
Glover farm ia Clark county.
Jas. Watson and Jas. johnson
moved to Iowa.
VIM. Stceples has moved to Thos.
Sparkes' farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Of Iowa, was
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. johnson.
1saac johnson, Of Kansas, is visit
ing friends and relatives ia this vicln
ity.
Paren Steeples moved to Thos.
Horns farm
Miss Ha;fida, Of Clark county,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Abran
Spencer's.
W. p. Miller, Of Azen, and Chas.
Busby, Of Kentucky, we're visiting
Mrs. G. A. McA!downey Saturday
and Sunday.
Married ut the residence of the
brides parents, February 23d. MIR
A. P. Watson and Misc Ruth X
johnson, Rev. Pulliam officiating
May their lives be long and happy i.
the wish of OMEGA DELL.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02
Back Tax SUITS.

All persons interested in the fol
lowing cases are requested TO be pres
ent when the same are called at Con
yers school house, before 5. e. Wise
Justice of the Peace, AS follows:
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, '93.
Eva Moore vs.. Otis Fravil and
Charles Gutf
james I. Moore W.. Chas. Golf
+. w. Warren vs.. Chas. Goh.
SATURDAY. MARCH 4th.
James Rush VS. Vim. Purmort and
Chas. Golf.
Julian Graboski VS.. VIM. Purmorl
and Chss Guff.
VIM. Campbell vs.. VIM. Purmor,
and Chas. Cot.
Louis kuntz VS.. II. II. Sailing, s
Fogiesong and Chas Golf
John l.. Holley vs.. Chas. Golf
Ella Tull vs.. Vim. Purmort and
Chas. Golf.
Sitas Hunt vs.. II. II Sailing, 5. Fo
glesong and Chas. Golf.
+. ". Richmond vs.. Warren Fra
vel and Chas. Golf
MONDAY, MARCH 9th.
A. 3. Talbot vs.. T.. |. Hill. Vim
Purmort aud Chas. Goff.
q nrxe T. Medley VS.. VIM. Pur
mort and Chas. Gotf.
ID. j. Corwin vs.. Vim. Purmort and
ChxS. Golf
3. +. Mudd vs.. C. l. Hill and Chas
Golf
Geo. H. Bradley Us. Vim. Purmor,
and Chas. Goff.
J. L. Armstrong VS.. WIN. Purnor'
and Chas. Cuff
J. IL. Bradley vs.. Vim. Purmor,
amt C.Ixs. Golf
Thu, ii. benson vs.. WIN. Purmor,
ant! Chas. Golf
Albert NJ. Bradley vs.. VIM. Pur
mort and Chas. Golf.
Unv<r Curwln vs.. Vim. Purmor,
ami Chas. Goff.
W. Is. Arnold vs.. VIM. Purmor,
aud Chas. Golf
W. 5. Wildman VS.. Vim. Purmor;
and Chas. Golf.
IL. u. Faux VS.. Z. l. Hill and Chas
Golf
Vim. Bertrun vs. 5. Foglesong. {
/. Hut aud Cnas. Guff.
And all others having cases pend
ing before the sa,d justice OF th'
peace.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

The back tax case of w. II. +.
Smith came up in the adjourned
term of the circuit court in this city
Monday. The entire day was taken
up in presenting the case by the
attorneys. Able arguments and
citations we're made for the defense
by j. D. Smoot and j. Y. McClintOck.
The case was referred to tue Judge,
who took until to-day to render his
decision. 1t is probable that his
decision would be against the de-
PENDENT were it not that he is afraid
of the case being taken to the higher
courts. The above case was in the
manner of test case for the others
that are pending.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02
At MURPHY & MIlLER'S.

The largest stock Of embroideries
ever shown in Memphis, and at prices
from p to so per cent cheaper than
any Of our competitors can make in
spite of all their Dragging. Also, the
most beautiful line OF white goods
ever in town. The largest and by far
the handsomess stock OF dress goods
in the city. Country produce wanted
at highest prices.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02
A Wonderful Discovery.

DR.. Checini's Electric Spavin Cure
positively cures s,oae spavin. ringf'one
splict or curb IN 4S hours withOut
pain. $500 reward for failMre 81
slightest injury. The greatest wonder
Of the ninteenth century astonishing
AZ it does the entire veterinar.
world. Circulars and testimonials
free. Ad.lres Dr.. Guy Caccini, 3aS
Canal st. New York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

Jessie johnson died at his fathers
residence near HitC last Sunday.
About a year ago the deceased WAS
taken west in the hopes Of lettering
his health, but all to no purpose for
lie was brought back to this county
some weeks ago and s1oweiy sank
and suffered until death came to his
relief. The deceased was about nine
team xearS old
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02
A Reliable Woman.

Wanted in every county to estab-
lish a corset p:.rior for the sale OF DR..
Nichols celebrated spiral spring
c"rsets and clasps. Makes $40 to
s775 per month and expenses. We furn-
ish complete stock on consignment;
settlements monthly. Sample corset
free. Send Is cents postage for
sample and terms. Address Nichols
Mfg. Co. 1913 Canal Street, New
York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

The first annual convention Of the
LIST district Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union has been called to
meet at Kahoka on Thursday and
Friday, March 10th and 18th, by the
president-Mrs. Ora A. Rays OF this
city. The lady friends Of the cauae
are earnestly solicited to attend.
Several Of the state officers Of the
above organization will be present
and it is expected that much good
will result from the meeting.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

Misses Mary Craig, Grace Patter-
son. Clara Atkinson ana Dollie Cody,
and Rev. and Mrs. Williams, E. S.
Whitacre, j. A. Gordon, AL Anmer-
man and Clarence Atkinson went to
Granger, Monday night. and organ
lied a Christian Endeavo- Society
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

The renewals for this paper during
the past week have been: TAus.
Healthier, J. 2. Tenant, l. Il. Ben
son, A. w. Mount, and A. Z. Stice,
Memphis, and w. II. F. Smith.
Granger, NJ. Rcible, Lawn Ridge, and
u. J. Stics, Bible Grove.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

A. e. Stice finished teaching the
winter term of school at Pleasant
Hill, northeast of this city on Friday
last. Tie term closed with appropri-
ate exercises and large attendance.
Mr.. Slice will begin the spring term
ut the Liberty school house, north OF
town. on one week from next Mon
day. Mr. Sticc has no difficulty in
securing schools, As he is one OF the
best educators in the county.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

The Pan American Bi Metallic
Association, organized for the par
pose of remonetizing silver, is carry
ing on the grand work OF education
and desires the friends Of silver,
everywhere to organize state, congress
SIGNAL, district and local leagues
Full information will be sent FREQ by
addressing, TIE Pan American Ri
Metallic Association, Denver, Colo
RADIO.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02
A Marvellous Discovery Free.

Snpeshuoas hair removed perman-
emily. mstantaneously without pain,
by Electro Ch-Micl Fluid. In order
to prove superiority, we will Tor the
next 80 days send sample b ,ttle and
free on receipt Of ninteen
cents to pay postage. Address,
E|ectr" Chemical Co., 25 East 18th
street, New York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

Married on Thursday, February 23.
1893, at the residence OF Il. B. Fulk
IN Union township, Mr. Il. 6. Pie and
Miss Alice Inyersoll. Squire II. B.
Fuik ofiiciated. The groom is a yo's''.
man of sterling integrity and We con
graduate him on securing such a
worthy prize, and hope this blending
Of hearts may bring happiness TO the
Young couple.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

f. NJ. McEidowney, who went to
Texas few weeks ago to dispose Of
some property, returned to this
county Monday He was at Paris,
Texas, when Henry Smith, colored,
was terriably tortured and killed
for numbering little girl. Mr..
MeEhlowney says it was terrible.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY.

To loan money on reale.tate securi-
ties for five or seven years in amounts
to suit the borrow.
Loans closed and money paid on
the same day :hat notes aud mortgage
is signed. No delay.
Best and most liberal option to the
borrower ever offered. Also the
lowest rate OF interest.
Cali and see me. A. H. PlTKlN.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

1t is with big degree of gratitude
that the memcmbers of the Ma Sigma
literary soi.et, remembers the kind
ness aud appreciation shown bvs the
people in their attending the enter.
tainment An kvening.With Tenn,-
SON" They desire to return sincear
thanks. To these great good wishers
and kind remcmbcrances is extended.
MI SIoNA.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

The East Enders propose to make
extensive improvements this spring.
among which will be side walk that
will eventually reach the cemetery
Thos. Wagner, Noah Hoover, Thomas
McAllister, j. II. Watkins and others
will begin soon the construction Of
walks along their property.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02
Tales from Town Topics.

Tales from Town Topics, No. T."
the March number, has made its
appearance. containing in addition
to ITS usual collection OF stories,
sketches, poems, etc. a very interest
ing prize noveIett, SO pages in length,
entitled The Cousin OF the King. -
Town Topics. q West Twenty-third
street. New York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

The lawyers 10 the case of J. G..
Moore VS. f. j. Miller and Edward
Butler were taking dispositions Tues
day and Yesterday. The case will lie
tried in Lewis county
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

Married at the residence OF the
brides parents, three miles west Of
Memphis, on Thursday, Feb. 23'l, so,
Mr.. Walter +. Weldon and Miss Mary
+. Forbes, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Forbes. Rev. j. A. Crews otii-
(iated.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

A change las been made in the
firm operating the Memphis Marble
and Granite Works. S. S. Knott has
been appointed general solicitor and
will give rs good prices on work As
can he secured of the firm. Hereto
fore, Mr.. Knott has worked entirel;
out OF the county. All contracts
made by him will he cheerfully honor,
ell by the firm-Ilumphery Bros. Il
Mount.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

This county is being overrun> with
agents Of bond scheme. We adv Use
everyone to give the asents - cool
reception. Those who invest are
likely to have less money aud more
experience before many NOR tbs.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

Chas. Cole and Harry Butties left
here Monday night fer Riply county,
where they expect to swap yarns
with FL. Summerlin and incidenilt
look at the country.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

While cutting wood in the timber
yesterday morning, Alfred Tinney
cut his foot quite seriously By
letting the axe catch on limb as he
was striking.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

In connection With columbus and
Colu'nbia," being also an extensive
description IF the Worlds Fair, J. l..
Durnal is selling the life Of james G.
Blaine, by John Clark Ridpath and
Gen. Scl,lcn Conner, These. are fine
works and should be every in home
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, March 2, 1895.
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Ben hnOst was IN klrkSvlll Mon
,lay.
8. r. Bartlett made a business
trip to Clark county Tuesday.
Born to Rev. and Mrs j. A. Crews,
Tuesday. morning, n daughter.
Sherman Shaw, OF Centerville, was
u Memphis visitor last Friday.
The Green Front clothing a6ver-
tisement is changed this week.
Orr & Richey shipped 80 car loads
Of hogs from This city. Tuesday.
Vim. Rice has moved from this
county to a farm near Milton, Iowa.
T. NJ. Perks and Fremont kittlc, of
Milton, Iowa, were in the city yester-
day.
S Jacobs shipped a car load OF hor
ses from here to Philadelphia, Tues
day.
Charles Hanfor,l end Richard Thorn
son, of Granger, we're callers at this
Office, Monday.
Miss Ola Barner has returned home,
after several weeks engagement with
theatre company.
&, A. Gerhold has moved his
harness shop into the Collins building
he recently purchased.
Lee T. Witty came in from the
east, Tuesday night, with seven pros
pective real estate buyers.
Frank Wilson, at one time resi-
dent of this city, ha. purchased q
small farm near Milton, Iowa.
McGary and his air ship received
lengthy complimentary notices from
the Kahoka papers last week.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, state president
OF the W. G. T. u, will lecture in this
city Thursday night March 10th.
The Santa Fe still owns Kansas
and the will OF the people out there
have been outragcously set aside,
Daily & Son shipped Il car load Of
horses from here, Tuesday, to St
Louis, under the care of Win Drew.
A. II. Garrett, Louis Kun,z and T.
B. Elliott are among Our new sub
scribers at the Memphis postoffice.
J. L. Durnal, secretary and agent,
is writing a great many policies for
the Farmers Mutual Insurance CON-
pany.
Fred Raymond has been home this
week. MIRA, mond has position
in Burlington, Iowa, mercantile
house.
Joseph Snodgrass, Judge Swank
and others left here Monday night
for Washington, to witness the inaugu
al ceremonies.
Mrs. G. II. Combs and Mrs. Il. c.
Combs held a reception at the form
er's residence on Washington street,
yesterday afternoon.
Those who are aggrieved at the
position We took on the mock murder
trial Of last week. probably have a
fellow feeling for law breakers.
An interesting communication has
been received from Lawn Ridge, but
too late for publication this week
1t will appear in the next issue.
Anyone can obtain literature on
the subject Of free coinage by al
dressing the Pan American Ri Metal
lie Association, Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. Mary r. Barnes died at Kinks
vile on last Saturday and was buried
there on Monday. Mrs. Barnes was
formerly the widow Of J. n Knott.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

N. Mills has fu;i line Of plows
ready for spring trade, warranted
equal to any in the msrket. Farm
ers should bring in their old plows
early to he repaired, ground and pol
ished,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

Rand, McNAily & Co., lc6 Adams
St. Chicago, ILL.,, desire u local mana
ger to take the management Of til.
sale Of their new Universal Atlas
Anyone desiring a pleasant and prof
table position would 10 we'll to write
them
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

j. Q. Adams lett this week for
Colorado where lie expects u improve
his claim. Uncle John has gone
through pioneer life before and knows
all the ups and downs. 1t is not
likely that he will remain there long
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-03-02

II. +. S,noot has purchased the
Geo S. Collins farm OF 100 acres,
near the west county line, trading in
lns Downing property As part pay
inent,