The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-21
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, JUNE q, 1894.
LOCAL BREVITiES

in Wyaconda.
II. G. Pitkin was in kahoka. Tues
day on business.
Miss Nellie Pitkin is visiting with The
Cotfys near Downing.
For the best prices on farm products,
go to Bennett & Rudy's.
Hon. Thos. Broadwa has been
quite sick the past week
Come to Memphis if you want to wit
ness the big eel :bration.
Greatly reduced prices in millinery
at Miss Alice Pattersons.
Mrs. John Hughes returned from her
Idaho visit, Tuesday evening.
Y. ". c. Il. L. declamatory contest
tonight at Recs' Opera House.
This paper will be sent until after
November for thirty-five cents.
Declamatory contest at Rces' Opera
House. Thursday night. June DIST.
Mrs. Mart Stefan Jr. and daughter
arrived in the civ last Friday evening.
The leading fruit market is at Ben
net & Rudy's, on the west side of the
square.
In many places in the county. hail
accompanied the rain showers OF last
Friday.
A brave and powerful man will not
strike diminutive man in the back to
fen him.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown have re-
turned from Ii Lengthy visit with friends
in Nebraska.
The wife of John German died in this
city last Sunday The deceased had
been sick II long time.
Memphis won game of ball on the
new ground last Friday, against Barring
and Edna, score - toS.
G.. Smith. f.. e. Casaday. Tom
Parks and VIM. Miller,of Milton Iowa.
were in Memphis, Tuesday.
Gazette Herald intimates that pop
ulist ticket may be nominated in CLARK
county the present campaign.
Mrs Ben Morris and children who
have been in Chicago for some time re-
turned home last Friday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Black is preparing to build
Il fine residence in the north part of the
city. Noah Hoover is the contractor.
NJ. Forman went to Centerville. lowa.
Tuesday. to visit relatives and see how
it seems to live in a Republican state.
Jake Arnold is laying himself out in
the way of providing plenty OF amuse-
ments for the big celebration in Mem
phis.
John George is having his old way
on shop torn down. This shop has been
one Of the land marks of this city for
years.
Mount * Donncl can furnish you
with the best Binders, Mowers. Hay
Rakes and Binder Irvine ON the mar
ket to-day.
/ Miss Alice Patterson announces that
! for the next thirty days she will make
Il sweeping reduction in the prices o!
millinery goods.
! Call at Miss Baldwin's and examine /;
| Line Of stylish millinery. before buying
elsewhere. Good bargains offered 70,
three weeks only.
Hay will command good price tn.
coming fall and winter, on account O
the dry weather shortening the crop t,
"A wonderful extent.
| Anyone wanting to purchase a Bin
der. Moving Machine. Hay Rake OF
Binder Irvine. be shure to call and &c
prices of Mount & Donnel.
Mrs. Ora \. Rays was visiting he,
mother. Mrs. :. 5. Henry. i'll Vernon
lava, last week. The latter Is now Wis
i,iur Mrs. kays in this city.
We will send the FARMERS UNION
until after the election for thirty five
cents. This rate should bring u:
several hundred subscribers.
! Is. T.. Moore. Sand Hill township. ha:
,hree yearlins short horn bulls for sal<
an, reasonable terms. Call at his fal''l
ar al dress him at Sand Hill. Mo.
pr,a,hiEr at {. =. Church. SunGa,
i. III. and p: Ia. Subject in the evening
Capital and labor or popular discon
cent" \ cordial invitation to all.