The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-05-03
FARMERS UNION.
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THURSDAY, NAY }. 1884.
LOCAL BREViTlES.

J. II. Stith was in Knox county last |
week. |
James Forman. of Centerville. is in
the city.
T. d. Head, Dentist, Odd Fellows
building.
The Rutledge depot burned down last
Saturday.
The finest syrups, always in stock at
G.. a. Andres.
Every day witnesses more confidence
of good fruit crop.
For sale-a Phaeton in good repair.
Apply to c. l.. Hogue.
Chas kits. OF Kirksvi,le. visited his
parents in this city Saturday.
The fine rain of Sunday and Monday
was very welcomclv received.
NJ. NJ. Myers. south Of town. made
this Office a welcome call Tuesday.
Call at this Office and secure II policy
in the state life insurance company.
Evan a. Smith, of Memphis. was on
our streets Wednesday, Argus.
The regular May term of the county
court meets in this city next Monday.
Country merchants are invited TO
cal! at G.. a. Andres for the lowest
prices on oils.
Miss Maud Sample! Of Keokuk. visit
ed her brother, Harry Sample, IN this
city yesterday.
Every kind of fruit. fresh and dried,
that can be found in the markets, may
be purchased at G.. \. Andres.
Conaway Bros. & Co. shipped car
load of cattle from this station TO the
Chicago marnet. Saturday night.
Remember and 90 to Mount g. Donneli
for ANYTHING in the hardware line, the
best stock in Northeast Missouri.
Go to the Palace Barber Shop. north
west corner. for shave. hair cut or sea
foam. The coolest place in the city.
1t should be kept in the minds OF
purchacrs that the reliable, standard
flower is still for sale at G.. \. Andres .
The local w. c. r. L. will meet at
the residence of Mrs. Ora \. kayS on
Wednesday afternoon, 2p. M, May 9TH.
Probably about half the corn crop
has been planted. Some farmers report
that they have planted their entire
acreage.
Annie Miller, of Memphis, came up
last week to attend the school exercises
and visit relatives herc.--Lancas1ci
Republican.
Andres always keeps his salt in the
dry and consequently is much better
than if left out in the weather as Is
usually the case.
NJ. A. Mcdaniel, of this township. l.
the owner of thirteen yews who are the
mothers of twentv-seven lambs. Who
can beat that record.
There will be Il harvest excursion
Nav Sch. to western and southwestern
points. Onc Idfc lOf loullO iiIl' vi
particulars see agent.
Half fare to Keokuk Tuesday. Ma,
Il On account of Artists Concert a
Kcokuk Opera House. Special trail
. after the entertainment.
j. l.. Durnal has recovered from hi
sickness and has been busy writing NJ
poiicies for life. fire and tornado IN
surance. the past few days.
You will soon want Il gasoline stove
Mount & Donnell are prepared to furn
ism the very best one that can be made
the Improved Quick Meal.
;, G.. A. Andres has added the bcs
: Grade of gasoline to his stock of oils an
n can give purchasers the lowest price
in the city. quality considered.
VIM. 4. Conycrs, of the Elite Baker
was made the proud father of apothe
new girl last Friday. With the prope
;, amount of care he may recover.
J, J. w. Weber. Of Brock. called q
:. this office, Tuesday. and made the hear
# of the editor glad by depositing fe'
= dollars in our almost empty till.
Conaway Bros. & Co. have arrange
with Jacob Arnold to buy hogs for ther
!, in Memphis. All wishing TO sell Wi
t do we'll to see him before selling.
:. DR.. J. {. Gris:y. o. Memphis. was i
: Lancaster Monday looking after hi
l. chances tor the democratic SenatOri;
'' ination.-Lancaster Republican.
Andres buy coal oil il ear load lot
,. and is able to make country merchant
5 As low prices as the same can be pun
chased for at eastern wholesale house:
II Harry Sample. a genial jolly goo
} fellow. and who handles a splendid cira