The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-12-13
FARMERS' UNION.
THURSDAY, DEC. Is. 1894.
LOCAL BREVITlES


Get your Christmas candies at Ham
mond l. Walkers.
Yes Foglesong. of Milton, Iowa. was
in the city, Monday,
Try sack of the White Leaf flour
at Love & Clarkson's.
Martin Gcrhold, Of Ohio. is visiting
his son, G. A. Ccrhold.
Fresh candies in endless varities at
7 hammond & Walkers.
Only a few Plush Albums left at
Thornbury & Stafford's.
Busey &, Hughes is at the top of the
ladder on holiday goods.
G. A. Anders is closing out his stock
Of hanging lamps at cost
Kansas hard wheat flour, never ex-
celled, at Busey & Hughes.
Just received line of Plush Toilet
sets at ThOrnbury & Statford's.
White Satin flour, every sack war
ranted at Hammond & Walkers.
See our 81 cent overalls before pur-
chasing .-Thornbury & Stafford.
A small snow storm visited this
locality early Tuesday morning.
Busey & Hughes leads the van in
Christmas candies, fruits, nuts. etc.
The old reliable Magnolia flour can
always be found at Busey & Hughes.
The Christmas books are going fast,
go see them at Thornburv & Stafford.
The White Leaf flour is made at Rut-
ledge, Mo-, and is sold by Love & Clark
son.
Teachers are invited to call at c.. a .
Andres for lowest prices on holiday
goods.
Bnsey & Hughes don't make much
noise but they sell the goods, Just the
same"
G.. A. Andres has the finest stock of
candies, nuts, fruits and all holiday
goods.
Cream of Dakota hard wheat flour
and the best in the market at Hammond
& Walkers
Don't fail to call on Hammond &
Walker when you want anything in the
grocery line
J. T. Salisbury and Thomas Donahue.
of Bible Grove, were callers OF this Of
flee, Saturday.
0. II. Mayer, travelling solicitor for
the Quincy Journal, was in town sew
eral days last week.
Do not fail to sec NJ. L. ,Jackson's line
of holiday goods, especially his -, 50
and 81 line of dolls.
If you need anything in underwear.
hosiery or blankets, call in and get Nj.
l.. JacksOn's prices.
| The Uncle Hiram Co. at the Mem
Opera House, Tuesday night, gave
splendid satisfaction.
NJ l.. Jackson will give you better
goods for less money than any other
house in northeast Missouri.
Mrs Geo NJ. Woodruff left here. Sat
urlay for Illinois. on account of the
serious sickness of her father.
The Rutledge Record gives a long
accoun, of the life and death of John
Cotfman, who died Nov 10Th.
Call at Head & Lemley's Dental par
lors and receive a sample package o.
Dental Tablets. free of charge.
Louis kuntz has purchased Jacot
Arnold's meat market and will take
charge of the same about Jan. lst.
Do you want to keep your wife warm:
II so. call at G.. A. Gerhold' 5 and get hi:
prices on zap robes. Cheapest place ii
town.
Remember people. if you want the
lowest cash price on all kinds of dry
goods. hats and caps. go to Thornbur.
& Statford's.
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Rule died Tuesday morning. The par
ents have the sympathy of their friends
and neiEhhors.
All persons indebted to Busey &
Hughes are requested to call on then
not later than January LIST. 1898. ant
settle the same.
We have tried sack OF the Whit,
Leaf -four and find that it is out o
sight" for light bread. Sold only b.
Love 4 C,arkson.
Misses Minnie Smith and Ann;
George. of Milton. We're the guests of tn
lut,srS sister, Mrs. c. ID. Baxter. las
Sunday in this city.
At this wiling it looks AS though tn
editor would have 10 feast on liver 70