The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11
FARIlERs' UNION.
THURSDAY, OCT. II, 1894.

butter Is IL cents per pound.
Eggs are - cents per dozen.
Some new corn is coming into mar
ket.
Oil meal for sale at Hammond & Wal
ker's.
Fl. A. Combs, OF Luray, was in town
Monday.
Otis Fravel went to St. Louis last
Saturday.
T. H. Wagner was in CORN last
Thursday.
Henry Pitts, of Knox City, spent Mon
day in this city.
George Cropp and wife were in St.
Louis last week.
J. G. Drake, of Milton. Iowa. was in
the city, Tuesday.
Chas. Tinney is working in barber
shop at Lancaster.
Fred kaser, of Greensburg, was in
Memphis Monday.
Great display of new millinery goods
at Mrs. &. E. Davis.
Genuine sorghum molases.for sale at
Hammond & Walkers.
Finest potatoes in the market at
Hammond & Walkers.
Judge Francis NJ. Piles, of CORN,
was in the city Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Allen jr.
October 9th, a daughter.
A good lOt white blanket at 60 cents,
at Thornbury Il Stafford.
II you are in favor of free institution,
vote the Populist ticket.
If you are in favor of honesty In office.
vote the Populist ticket.
J. C. Moore, of Arbela, was Mem
phis visitor last Tuesday.
S. NJ. Beech, Arbela, is new sub
scriber OF this newspaper.
Ladies if you want a bargain in cloaks,
go to Thornbury & Stafford.
Another invoice of flour just arriv-
ing at Hammand & Walkers.
J. S. Pinnell, of Milton, Iowa, w;s in
Memphis on business Monday.
w. H. F.. Smith, of Thompson town.
ship, was in Memphis, Tuesday.
Another invoice of early breakfast
cotfey at Hammond & Walkers.
Notice the appointments of Elder f..
J. Smith and others in this issue.
For grain and feed, go to f. Dawkim
eed store, west of Citizens Bank.
Daily & Son shipped a car load OF
horses to St. Louis last Saturday.
Since the Georgia election. the local
Democrats have taken the shakes.
Buttles & Fravei shipped a car load OF
horses to St. Louis last Saturday.
The attempted train robbery trial has
been drawing big crowds this week.
G. d. Baxter and family were visit
ing relatives in Milton, Iowa, Sunday.
If YOU are in favor of home and per-
sonal freedom, vote the Populist ticket.
James Lask, of Lancaster, was among
the visitors in Memphis last Tuesday.
Hammond & Walker pay the highest
prices for all kinds of country produce.
Married by Rev, 5. w. Jones, Oct.
4th, Mr.. Chas. G. Wilson and Maud l..
Peel.
Ifyoh are in favor of America being
ruled by Americans. vote the Populisl
ticket.
Elder and Mrs. Misener are attending
the State Christian convention at Col
umbia.
Thornbury & Stafford will have q
special cloak sale Nov. LIST. Wait for 8
bargain.
VIM. Crook and Mrs. Mary Sandoz
were married at keokuk, Thursday,
Oct. 4th.
o. w. Burcham and NJ. \. Clar, o.
CORN, were in the city on business las,
Tuesday.
Married. Oct. Sd. Mr.. T. J. Pryor
and Mollie Kenneth. Rev. John Boor
officiated.
If you are tired of the county politics
being controlled by Il ring, vote the
Populists ticket.
Miss Bessie Mcclellan, of Granger
was visiting relatives in this city Thurs
day and Friday.
The only place in the city to procure
wedding goods on short notice is a
Mrs. &. +. Davis.
Andrew Miller and wife. of Union
vile. were visiting his brother, VIM
Miller, this week.
F. r Mckee, and c. G. Mety were ir