The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-29

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Mrs. John Dryden Of ST. Louis h
Visiting her father, Judge W. Il. Tay'
Tor.
Mothers viii find a good selection Of
Black OF Tan Shoes for their Boys al
Katsch's.
Mr. Hugh Jennings Of Water Valley,
Miss. Is visiting his uncle, Prof. l.. j.
Jennings.
Gierse, the merchant tailor. always
gives satisfaction and the worth Of
your moucy.
Misses Adele and Rebecca Prosser Of
81. Louis are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Il, II. Marbury.
Mrs. s. I. Rufiner returned home
las, Saturday after a visit Of about ten
days in st. Louis.
Remember we are headquarters for
"Cluycr Leaf shoes, the best on earth.
Con- & Nixon.
A complete line Of Ladies', Misses ,
Childrcn's and Infants Tan strap Sip
pefs at karsch's Shoe Store.
Mrs. Mollio Long entertained num-
Der Of lady friends in her handsome
parlors last Saturday evening.
Cole & Nixon have the exclusive sale
Of "Knoxall'' shirts, They certainly
are beauties, and lit perfectly.
New stock Of watches In all desira-
bic makes, In gold, silver aud nickel
eases, at retley's jewelry store.
All Photograph work cut TO a dozen
at half dozen prices. July only.
Trappc's Pennington gallery.
All kinds Of shoe polish Of all colors
and best brands In the market, just re-
eeived at J. NJ. Karseh's shoe store.
Mr. c. Buhlinger arrived home Sun
day from Illinois, where he had been
spending some weeks at health resort.
Lieut.. Mac Carter, L. S. A., with
bis little daughter, is here visiting his
parents, Judge and Mrs. VIM. Carter.
ED. and Mrs. A. NJ Harral were
surprised last Friday evening with a
donation party by members Of the
Christian Church.
You will find the largest assortment
of lewelry of all kinds Ia Southeast
Missouri al the old established jew rlry
store Of Robert Tctley.
Trappe's hot weather reduced prices (:
Cabinet photos, s2 dozen; large
square, sl25 q dozen; small square,
81 dozen--During July only.
Mr.. c. II. Meyers, late cashier of the
Farmers and Miners Bank at Bonnie
Terrc, having disposed Of his interest
In the hank, left with bis family last
week for Urbana, I'll.
We have the dandy line Of summer
dress goods. All the later and pref
test styles. Don't fail TO come In aud
see them. CoLE G. NIXON.
Lost, on the 18th inst, between the
Bloomeyer place and Pennington, a
lady's silk umbrella. Finder will con-
fer favor by leaving same with NJ. =.
Cayce nj the Bank Of Pennington.
Slrayed, from Mine La Note, a
black horse. 8 years OLD, 10 hands high.
Had on llght-eoloTed rawhide halter.
A liberal reward viii be paid for the
return Of the animal to Mrs. Nellie Joce.
A. l.. Orten keeps everything 10 the
way Of staple snd fancy groceries, pro-
visions, etc. Orders promptly iilled
and goods delivered at your door.
Make. price paid for country produce.
The Epworth League of the NJ. T..
Church, South, win give u social at the
home Of Hon. NJ, Il. Smith, on Tues
day, July 18th, nj = p. m. An inter
eslIpg literary aud mns!sai program
win be rendered.
We have sold more carpets this yeas
than ever before 10 any oae ycar.
This fact Is convincing esidence that
we cell cheaper and better goods for
the money than any other house Ia
town. CoIE q NIxos.
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Cerleion College Literary Society
will meet Friday evening", June 80. a
1850 p. m. for the purpose of elsci-
Ing ofiicess for the summer term. All
persons inssrested IN literary psrsaita
IRE invited " join ~ bcacrsry msu-
hers.
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Our stock Of cicthing embraces the
prcrer ssyIes. and Il priaes TINT our
oompetison JAn't equal.
Cozs = EIxox.