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FURNISHED fjouses Go fei--C ountrp.

UNFINISHED room house, nice yard near ~ r.. 70
II May /. Chester Ill., Mt. Vernon ADDRESS BOX o.
Vernon ~. y.
A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received a their Uptown Once No i2ts Brosdwsy
until O'Clock p M adVeTlse-
following branch oihses az regular
until o'clock y. VIZ; 2ot SIN ave- D g.
COR 23d at i52 shave cor. i2th-s Macys, 9Th ave
and ith-s Ii2 columbusave.. near West ootn- lVo
t2dst between Ith and sth 1850 East sith-s lSSs
5d-aye between 10Th and 9Th SIS lO26 Sdave, near
Sst,t: i los list ave near seth-st $50 3d-ave near
sst-st 55s sd-aye 2lO Bisecker-st 325 Bsseker-st;
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7 uIsE -. oUACKENBOS.- In pursuance OF

- an order OF Hon. James NJ. Narnum, Surrogate OF
the County Of York. notice Is herroy given TO All
uersons having claims against Louise H. Quackenbos late
OF the County II New York decreased To present the
thereof the subscriber AZ MS place
Of transacting business, at the once OF Ihsoiolr rs
shear No 81 Liberty street In the orouSh OF mama,
tan In The CITY of York or before the enth DAY
of November Dated Now YORK the ntth gay OF
MAY $500 JOHN -. QUACKENBoS Executor. IiiEO-
DORFj r. SHEAR Attorney for Executor ~ Liberty
Street Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK Clty.
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6elp tDanlfo- nlaIe.

WANTED - Frst-class, clean-cut,
able bodied and intelligent men for
conductors and motormen Apply
40 State ST., daily, in the morning.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEN


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.-Alexander Walker plaintiff. against Mark Z.
Stevens ct al. defendants.
pursuance judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered in the above entitled action bearing
10Th day OF June 1899. l. the undersigned. the
referee In Judgment named, will sell public
ton the New York Real Estate Salesroom. No. III
Broadway. In the Borough Of Manhattan city Of New
York 23rd day OF 1893 at IL o'clock
that day, by William Kennedy ouctioneer the premises
directed said judgment be sold and therein described
follows: -
All that plot OF land. in the CITY and County OF New
York bounded and described follows
Beginning point in the northerly side OF Eighty
street distant ninety six feet and eight Inches
intersection OF the nOrtherly side Of
Eighty ninth street and the westerly side Of Columbus
avenue; and running northeriy, in curved line.
nearly parallel with Columbus hundred feet
inches, less, point In the centre line OF
the block distant hundred westerly from the
westerly side Of Columbus measured along said
centre line the block: thence westerly, along said
line one hundred feet; thence southerly parallel with
Columbus avenue, hundred feet eight and onehaf
inches 10 norherly side ~ Eighty ninth street; and
thence easery along the norherly side OF Eighty
street and three four inches,
less the point OF beginning
Dated New York. August Ind 1899
GEORGE II. HART,
OTIS G. PRESSINGER, Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
No. III Broadway New York city.
following is diagram OF the property to be sold:
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Notiee Go Creditors.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS:
AZ Take notice that the undersigned intend 10 apply
the Estate or John tnrS-
lie deceased late the Of Greenwich. WashnSton
Cotn,v and YORK.. under the provisions or
Sec 1901 Of the Of Civ Procedure. ana notice y.
hereby given 10 all persons having claims against SAID
Iohn Christie deceased present their claims. win me
vouchers thereof Surrogate Of the County OF wash
ington a, his orco in the Village ~ Salem. ~ " on or
"'''' 0'' ''' ' - GEORGE CHRISTIE,
ALEXANDER MGEOcH.
VAN NESS 4 CURRY. Attys.
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Gounirp proprrIp for Sale


TNARN-4O acres fruit, meadow charming valley; ~
Il miles from WORK: miles from Hudson rover
Call or address J. MILTON CLARK. croton-on-Hudson
y. y.
~ FNTI.EMANs Country Residence for sale one hour
II ride New Jersey Central Railroad iCor miu'es
from station six OF land; house ana gIsunas IA
n.rSect order. 20 rooms oil modern improvements; me
stable and carriage house; property cost va.
sell for $4,000 cash; no agents Address r. ~ 'SA''
a sfrva at
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Trustees Sale

whereas. W. J McCaskill ana Elith Nc.
Cnssiii, his wife, by their certain deed Of
trust, dated the glih dny oi september, les
and roc0r6ctl iu the Recorders dilc. OF 1t
rnncois county Missouri. IN book ~ at page
n, conveyed 10 the undersigned Trustee the
following described real estate. situate, -
ing aud being IA the county at 81, Francois,
ana state Of Missouri, To W.T.
Lots seven "a. eight 81. nine t9l, ten ti0l +.
C.evcn m and twelve tizl, In block four 90 +.
OF the City Of bismarck as Aho~R on the ofii-
cial plat OF said town or city. OF record in
the land records of -. Francois county, OF
Pennington, No.
Which said conveyance was made to So
cure the payment OF certain pronlssory
note In said deed of trust described. ana
whereas said note Il past due and remains
unpaid now therefore. ia accordance with
| the provisions nj said deed OF trust, and at
! the request of the legal holder Of said note,
| I, the undersigned Trustee. win proceed %
sell the above described real estate at the
south front door of the Court House. In the
| city gf Pennington. In the county OF ~.
| Francois, state aforesaid, tn tine highest
bidder for cash, at public auction. on
Saturday, June %, 1899,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
| forenoon and fivc O'Clock In che afternoo2
| OF ttlat day, 10 satisfy said note, together
/ with the cost and expsf1se of executing THIS
| trust. -
May ~. Use
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Trustees Sale.

whereas, Elva ). lloyd ana samuel D.
boyd, her husband. by their certain deed Ut
trust dated the Nth day Of March. tsG, ana
recorded in thu Recorder ofiiepn Of 81 frnu.
riis county, Missouri. In kpck SO 40, at IA w
gs conveyed 20 nr. A. ". Keith, as trustee
the following described real estate, situate.
lyina ard buiug ia tho County 81 81 Frln.
coils, nnd state uf Missouri. t0,wit
All uf a hall acre lot ~ gruuud OF Of the
south sidg ui "A certain lot III ground known
~ ilie Trruible tot 10 John .. Flowers sub
division OF survey numbered seventy zone
Ciil. IN township thirty scyesi. range four
east, IN the western Vart ~ EiTtuaVtile, Mo. 4,
naid half.nerr lot tipinN bounded on the north
by the fremble lot, ana on the south by a
lot owned by }. u. iiighiey, and extending
east ana west cqWl distant with SAID lots.
Which said conveyance was mane in trust
20 secure the payment at a certain prnmis.
sory note IN said dead described. and WHERE.
as said note u now PAST due and remains un
paid aud wherras the said Or. A, W. Keith.
trustee, Is deceased nuw. Therefore, |, the
undersigned sheriff Of -. Francois county f.,
Mo-. IN accordance with the provisions OF
saiu Dppd OF Trust ami at thH request Ofthe
/ legal holder OF said note, VIII proceed tu sell
/ thp above described real estate 81 tho south
| front door of the Gourt House. in the City Of
I Pennington. In the county Of II Francois
/ highest bidder for cash. on
saturday, June "a, 1899,
In,iuar- 'Itr hours ofnIne o clock in the fore.
nYrunu. Asr O'Clock tn the afternoon Of that
+ Gay Co sa;i ~ eati note. together with the
= rlst AMI vEr e. ~ executing this trust.
JLtF -, ItIGIiLEN. sheriff,
ana Acting Trustee.
May o., lss.
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Don't Have To.

We are not given 10 much blowing Of
OUT own horn, because We don't have
to. Our goods aud prices speak for
themselves; but we would Ike for nv
crybody TO call aud see them. Our
spring line Of ladies dress goods Is
20, and never was surpasssd--iu fact,
Is not equalled--by any now OF ever
shown In Fagmiagien, Elegant and
attractive are poor adjscliges with
which 10 describe them We want the
ladies 90 sec ,hcm. We have every
thing with which to tim aud make up
these goods.
Our meas aud boys clothing de-
partment Is full and complete. Latest
spring and summer styles IN cut aud
cloth, and made mp good and strong.
Oar prices on these goods are unusual
y low. Don't fit yourself out before
seeing them. And our furnishing
goods, shirts, neckwear, collars aud
cuffs are right up TO date.
All our other departments ---d dry
goods, groceries, carpets, mating. etc,
arc complete and the best to be had.
We want your produce.
COLE s. NIXON.
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THURSDAY, MAY %, 1899
COUNTY oFFIcERs.
CHURCHES.

pHEsEvrEgiAS--Rsy 5. 7 krFENEE. ID
fastor-Proachlng sunday morning ana eys
uing: sunday school at s.so a. m, WA, N
qtmAS. superintendent. rrayer nsetint
Wednesday evening
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. souTH-IIuv. =. W
EMEHr. Pastor -- Preaching every sunday
morning ana evening, sunday scooi al p'n
n. m, Dr.. J. l., HAw, sup't. Prayer meet
ing every "Wednesday evening.
METHODIST ErisCorAt~-Kov. J. ). Martin,
Pastor, preaching every sunday morning
ana evening, sunday school at 80 a. m,
T.w. csn.ET. supT; Prayer meeting cverJ
"Wednesday evening.
BAFTtsr-Rev. ~. NJ. MuNGER, pastor
preaching nrst and third sundays Of each
month, morning ana evening. Ffnyef
meeting every Wednesday evening. sun
DAP school 80 q. m. Lev johnson, supertn
tendent.
CHarsrt,s KID. A. n, HAaaAL, pastor
preaching third ana fourth sundays OF
each month. morning aad evening, sun
day school 30 an, ". n. Fiemlng, super
Inlendent Y. 4. 3. G.. D.. every sunday
evening at g o'c!Jck.
.yuTHERaN-Rev. 4. l.. RoHLFIsG. pastor
Preaching every sunday morning except the
fourth. catrchisn after church.
CAruotic-Rcv. Futher TOoNEr. resident
priest: Mass every sunday except uTst at u
O'Clock, cutscnism same days at %.
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Shoes Grand Leader Mercantile Co,
CIRCUIT COURT.

Circuit Court IL on ils third week,
and the following disposition has been
made Of cases not heretofore reported
civL CASTS.
Mrs. Anna R0badeau and John Rob.
adesn. her husband. va. St, H., !. NJ.
8 $. R'y; appeal from Justice Of the
Peace; continued 10 consent TO the
next term Of court.
Mrs. Kate Acnif W.. Jefferson Dav-
export, appeal from Justice Of the
Peace; ordered that Sheriff pay money
deposited to jefferson Davenport.
Ella Allison vs.. James Allison, in
junction; trial by Court aud submitted.
STATE CASKS.
State vs.. Charles Mi,ncr, burglary
and larceny; trial BY jury and verdict
Of not guilty.
State vs. james Wright, appeal froln
Justice Of the Peace; trial by jury and
verdict Of guilty of common assault aud
fine Of SIO.
State We. John +. Hendrix, indict-
ment for assault with intent 10 Kill;
continued by the State to the next term.
State vs.. Benz. Crump, burglary and
larceny continued upon application Of
defendant aud at his cost.
State vs.. T l.. Isbcl, indictment for
rohhssy: nsaslna .e A.=a.i== and His
charge defendant sustained.
State vs.. Charles Marshall, petit lar
eeuyi defendant being in the army,
cause is continued.
state VS.. John A, Marks, forgery
indictment lost and cause continued.
State vs.. Joseph Sims, indictment
for selling liquor on Sunday; dismissed
by the State.
State VS.. Louise Ilinckle, indicted
for murder IN the first degree; conlin-
ued upon application Of State.
State vs.. ". &. Doak ei al, appeal
from Justice Of The Peace; dismissed.
State vs. Albert Davis ct al, appeal
from Justice Of the Peace; dismissed.
State Vs. Frank Snend, carrying con
cealcd weapons; dismissed at cost Of
defendant.
state vs.. Elmer Campbell, indict-
mcnt for stealing from dwelling; dis.
missed by the State.
State vs.. Winnclt Stewart aud Emma
Thornton, indictment for open gross
lewdnes.; plea Of guilty by agreement
! and fine Of 81 90 each.
State vs. John Croft and Ella Thorn
ton, indictment for open gross lewd-
ness; plea Of guilty by agreement and
fine Of 81 90 each.
State vs.. George Baker. Indicted tcg
wouuding horse; plea Of guilty by con-
sent and fine Of 81 90.
State vs.. Frank Postlewalle, iudict-
ment for assault 10 rob; Trial by jury
aud verdict Of guilty; imprisonment in
county jail for three months and ine
Of 500.
State IS. Moses Crawford, indicted
for assault with iutcnt to Mil; trial by
jury and verdict Of guilty, and punish
ment assessed at two years in the peu-
itentiary; verdict sci aside on petition
Of the jury, aud defendant pleads guilty
10 common assault aud fined $40.
State vs.. VIM. Jones, indictment for
seduction under promise Of marriage;
upon request II Prosecuting Attorney
aud dgtssildut- counsel, continued to
nevl icrni vt cuurt
State vs.. Intus Jirlan and VIM.
Mccain, forgery; continued by con-
sent 10 next term.
State rs. Prank Suead, disturbing
pcaoe; plea of guilty by consent and
fine OF sl00.
State vs.. Brooks W. Taylor, in
dictcd for stealing from dwelling; trial
by jury, verdict of guilty and punish
ment assessed at two years In the peni.
| teutiuTy
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
A Sad Fatal Accident.

Miss Grace McCoun, younger daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II, Me
Coun, was thrown from horse last
Friday morning, and received injuries
from which she died between midnight
Friday aud Saturday morning. 1t
seems that she was riding along the
road OF Il gentle pace, when buggy
came up behind her, aud il is thought
the wheels Of the buggy touched the
horse she was riding, which became
frightened aud jumped, throwing her.
She struck on the side Of her head,
causing conclusion Of the brain and
iujuring her spine. She was taken up
unconscious and carried home, aud re-
manned in this condition until her gen
tie spirit passed away. Grace was the
idol Of her parents, and the mournful
grief thus thrust upon them is the
harder to bear because Of it, tragic
audiences. The sympathy Of our
people was manifested TO them in their
deep sorrow In every way possible.
The funeral took place from the South.
eru Methodist church Sunday after
noon, the pupils of tho Sunday school,
OF which she was a faithful and be-
lsved member, attending in a body,
minglIns ;hsif tears Of sympathy with
the sorrowing relatives aud s,rewlng
her grave with flowers.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Mrs. Rebecca Horn, wife CT Mr.
George W. Horn Of Marion township,
died very suddenly on the morning Of
the 18th inst. She arose about five
o'clock, and then returned TO bed, re-
marking 10 her husband to let the folks
sleep little longer, when she gave o
jerk and commenced 10 trembIe, and
died within few minutes. She was
thrown from horse five or SIX years
ago and badly injured, from which she
bad never fully recovered. but was sub
ject to spells OF heart trouble, asd her
death was the result Of heart failarc.
The funeral took place from the resi-
tsaoe on Friday, aud was one OF the
iafgesl ever seen In that vicinity. show-
ing the love and esteem which every
body had for her. She was laid a
real Ia the Richardson graveyard.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Attractions.

On May 18th and 18th, 1893, the
st. L., [. 81. 4 S. Ry. Co. will sell
round trip tickets to Roanoke, Va. and
return at rate Of one fare for the round
trip, plus ~ 90, good to return np 10
aud including June cath, 1899.
To Richmond, Va July 10Th, nth
aud 18th, 1899, good to return up to
July 3lS, 1893. Rate one fare for
the round trip, plus s2.00.
To Detroit, Mich July Sd, 4th aud
9Th, 1899, good TO return up 10 July
18th, 1893, rate one fare for the round
trip, plus $500.
TO Denver, Colo, May 18th and
10th, 1899, good to return from May
2Gth to June 18th, 1893, rate one
fare, plus s2 90 for the round trip.
We are selling tickets at very low
rates to points In California, Oregon,
British Columbia, Washington, etc.
For iupher information, call on
Yours respectfully,
]. I. PARKER, Agent,
neLassus, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Notice.

All persons indebted to the drm of
T. l. Settle Tor merchandise will please
cone forward on or before June let,
1899. and pay up all accounts 10 full.
am going out oi business rs soon as
possible on account IT health. Re-
spcctfully, I. J.. SErrLE,
lbciassus, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

II seems an easy matter to compute
'the floating population" Of the land.
but TO estimate the real population
aaoat Ia quite another task. A recent
computation Ms TO the population ahoat
on the Atlantic, however, calculates
that last year there was q daily average
Of s.6si vessels at sea. with 44,See snen
10 their crews. Every day also i.sc.
steamers, with crews numbering 81
20s men and 1850 passengers, were
asioat on the Atlantic. This made g
daily average for the year of S,isS yes
sells ard Iso,aT2 persons spread over the
whole Atlantic surface.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

r. Gierser The merchant tailor, has
beea among you long time, and his
work speaks for itself. He keeps the
largest line Of piece goods 20 -sleci
from, which l. more ss,isfactoty thar
seIscsiag from sanples. but Ne ell Aiso
order any special goods yeu may wish.
His prices arr always low snd bis
work guaranteed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
COURTS.

CIRCUIT CouHr---J. u. Fox, Judgc-sacond
Mondays In May ana November.
Cousrr CurT-First Mondays IN February
May, August ana November.
PROBATE CuCKr-sccunc Mondays IN Jan
uary, April. july ana october.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Memorial Day.

Picket Post No. 2lj, Department of
Missouri, G.. A. H., will observe Me.
mortal day. May so, 1899, with music
by the Pennington Brass Band, vocal
and instrumental music in the hall, an
address by DIR. ). J. Martin, and viii
march to the Masonic Cemetery. Ey-
erybody is invited to come and bring
baskets Of flowers and decorate the
graves OF all their friends and relatives
as we'll as the soldiers. All school
children when in line Of march will be
presented with Gag.
ID. j. DouGHTT, Adjutant.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Teachers Institute.

The st. Francois County Teachers
Institute will convene Ia Pennington
on Monday, June 9th, 1899. Teaei'-
crs are requested to keep in mind the
date. A. Ii. AKERs,
County School Commissioner.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

This commencement exercises at
Elmwood Seminary were inaHguraled
Sunday morning, the 2ist, when Rev.
A. J. cheatham Of potosi preached
the bsecalanreaie sermon In the Pres
byterian church from the text, God
90 loved the world" to a very large
congregation.
Monday evening was devoted TO the
exercises Of the primary pupils, aud
all the little folks acquitted themselves
to their own and the teachers credit,
and to the pleasure of the large audi
ence present on that occasion.
The annual concert was given in
the Chapel Tuesday evening to n good
sized audience, who enjoyed with zest
the entire program, The opening
chorus was sung by the whole choral
class. There were piano solos by
Misses Roberts, Keith, Conoyer, Con-
way aud Kooh;ilzky; vocal solos by
Misses MoGilliyray, Buck and Wilkiu-
son, aud other vocal aud instrumental
numbers by Misses Clarkson, Anna
Buck, Logan, Rodaeh, kochtitzky,
Bauman, Keith, Roberts, Conoyer,
Wilkinson, Asbuy and McGilliyray.
During the rest, at the middle OF the
program, u very intricate hoop drill
was given by the intermediate depart
menl, presenting Il series Of beautiful
poses.
The regular commencement pro-
| gram WAS given In the Chapel WCdHcs-
day morning The class motto Is,
40 BE, Rather than To Seem The
graduates Ia the full English course
who received diplomas aT1 aiiss Alice
Adele CAyce, who read an essay from
the subject, &" Friends by Adoption
,frirri 80 Hiss Lillian Amanda Lori,
whose essay was, "Nhcn My Shir
Comes 10, =" aud tii,s siaiy Ruffuur,
who chose for her subject, "ThC
Power Of Song" Each essay was
full Of thought, well expressed. There
were piano solos by Misses Hufinci
and Roberts, aud a reading by Miss
HALEY. Rev W. W killough pre-.
scented the diplomas to the graduates
Certificates were given in Natural Sci.
cncc TO Misses Mary Asbury, Jennie
Logan aud Emma Sackmann; IN His.
tory to Misses Mary Asbury, Jeani,
Lawson, Ciuda McGi,iyray aud Emma
Sackmann; in English Literature, to
Misses Jennie Logan and Cinda Mc'iil'
| liyrayi aud 10 Vocal Music 10 Mise.
Nina Wilkinson, Villa Buck and Cig.!g
! McGilliymy.
Several months ago Miss Holiday
decided to retire from the PTinoipalshiT
Of Elmwoud, and rendered her resig
nation TO the Board Of Trustees, which
was reluctantly aud with much regret
accepted. Under her benign guidance
the school has been very successful,
and our people. Que and al, ~ho hold
her IN afiectiouate esteem for her many
excellent virtues, her gentle influence,
culture aud refinement, are 10th I,
give her up. Their sincere wishes for
every good aud happiness win always
attend her.
The Board Of Trustees met last
Monday and unanimously elected Rev.
w. W, Killough TO take charge Of the
Seminary, and II Is the earnest dcsir,
Of the friends Of this popular in-li,u-
ton that be will accept. Rev. ii q
Tough is we'll and iayorably kn"Wu
throughout Southeast Missouri ~ az
able divine and zealous friend Of eau-
cation, who has always taken an active
interest in Elmwood, and this enoonr'
courages the friends Of the school tc
believe that be viii! not decline.
Davis & sprott handle all kinds oi
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

A. l.. Orten keeps everything In the
way of staple and fancy groceries, pro-
visions, etc, Orders promptly filled
aud goods delivered at your door
Market price paid for country produce.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Butierick's patterns and fashion
plates at Kugel's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

The Electric Light an4 Ice &c. i
ready TO deliver clean, pure Ice at your
door every morning ~ whenever
....;..s;.!. C.M q: 5.s'S5 vr a7s phone
No. "a Ia ordering.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

IcE--August Thomson & Sons are
prepared 10 furnish good. clean. eleaf
ice 10 large or small quantities. Send
In your orders aud they will be filled
promptly.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Dried beef at Sehek's City Mea
Market. Telephone No. 80.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

New stock Of watches 10 all desIra-
BILE makes. In gold. silver aud alekel
Gases. at Tetley's iewelry store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Pennington h os baildIng boom
Just now, five large brick buildings
being under way and contracted for 10
tho business part Of torn.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Sliced ham a, the New City Mea
Market. Telephone No. 80.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Faahienable japanese young ladies,
when they desire 10 look attractive,
gid their lips.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Miss MeElligott is agent for the
Standard Fashion Company's patterns.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Have you wool to SELF Remember
that Davis & Sprott are in the market
for all you may bring them. See
them before disposiug Of your wool
and get the highest make, price.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Ladies' are invited 10 call at Kagei's
this week for Buttericks patterns and
fashion plates.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Kugcl will buy al the wool yoa may
take him and pay The highest market
prices for same.