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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
The Duke ~ Orleans thinks he doesn't want
n play in Frances backyard.

The Duke n Orleans thinks ne doesn't want
n play in Frances backyard.
VIII the Filipinos who are being let out of
Spanish prisons through the. efforts Of the
United States take the same view Of the Ameri-
cans as Aguinaldo who was bought once by the
spaniards and is angry because he has not
been bought again?
Winter in its severity Is only an occasional
and always an unwelcome visitor in Florida. hut
It drops i'm often enough seriously To impair the
productive capa hilities ~ the State. II Is only
a few years ago that most OF its orange groves
were thus destroyed. and new ones had To be
planted and matured before the Commonwealth
could take its old place in the fruit market
That was a serious blow as it produces lltte
else except alligators 81 inferior commercial i'm
portance With the recent storm II is said 10
have got another probably not so serious as the
preceding one. though the extent Of it's damage
is not yet ascertained. II the climate 4 the
state continues to play these destructive pranks
it viii 20 far to discourage the orange Industry
there altogether-a wofu result. hut without
remedy II the groves are to be frozen out at
irregular intervals as has Of late befalen them.
Mr. Cookers threat to interfere with the Gle
waited railway advertising business If the COM
pany does not come down" IS put with great
decacy
In France Il Is said. the unexpected always
happens. Now. the expectation was that NJ
Loubet would be elected But then. that being
expected. II was expected that that expectation
would be disappointed and the unexpected would
happen. And this latter expectation was. Of
course disappointed and the truly unexpected
] a.. a1a - tn
came 10 pass. So the expected was the unex-
pected. and when the expected happened It
really the unexpected that happened
Which is as clear the air OF yesterday
The spirit Of those VINO fighting against
revision ~ the Dreyfus case is we'll shown by
the league called the Patrie Francaise One
| Of its leading members is no less man than NJ
| FRANCOIS Coppee. and he declares that the in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Mr. Mccartney is reported ny the Tamman
organ TO wish he had not taken the street cream
ing Commissonership. But 80 does everyood!
else
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Dyer, r. will sail 'or ~. ~.
rome on Washngton's Birthday on ne steamshp
Teutonic. They intend 70 spend some unt m an IN
South OF France. Edward n JOINS "''''
the Teutonic Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs George Tarbell gave dinner parv
~ the Hotel Majestic on Wednesday evening AsI
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, NE
and Mrs DIN y Gray Mr.. and Mrs Howard W. NJ
" n Fills Mrs 4 W. Cruikshank. Mrs NhA'''
Miss Anendt and Miss Rankin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Mrs. Thomas Mclean OF No q West seventy
third-st will ne AZ home Informally thursday o''
ing March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

The weddine ~ Miss Elizabeth Butler of UtcA
~ DR. Frederick J. Cox. Of Albany. IS announced 70
take place AT the home OF the bride on InursoN
next Two days later the couple VIII SAL Dl
Genoa in the steamship Ems. The wedding VIZ N
The Rutler family pr CoX's Albany friends gave
dinner in his honor last night. at the for' O''"s'
lllln that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Mrs. George Evans and her niece Miss r'ai.V'
Redeeld ~ Albany. Will sail FOR England on Sat
urdav next The marriage OF Miss Redfeld. VINO
is a niece Of the late Mrs Lawrence Turnure, S q
this city 70 Philip ?. Crossley, OF Iohqeh ~. VIA
take place In that city Immediately AFTER far'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

The marriage Of Miss Estelle Buckley daughter
OF Edward Buckley, OF Troy. 10 Aired hoehe'' d
nephew Of David ". Koehler. whose ehSa4eiIe''
has Just been announced Will take place IN a lr"
weeks at the home OF the bride No 20 Esst O ",
Observation-Disclosures. After their naIrHss hi.
Koeher and his bride will take possession Oh tne'
new home al No 50 West Eighty-nnthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19


The last dance Of series of four suos'rpuoh
dances known the Friday EVENING ''"."'
Class. given AT Delmonco's. with Mr. ptn!el .
O'Conor Mrs Walter Roche. Mrs. stephen "a"
reilly Mrs William Schickel and Mrs Rooe't :.
Hoguet as patronesses. occurred on MONDAY NIX"
last and was Notwithstanding the unpropu0u.
weather well attended and one OF me guys "
the series The ballroom WAS Handsomely
rated and I'm honor of 81 Nalentin" me 80.
scrihers and guests received red satin hearts W.,
the inscription in gold Valentine. lNe ana n"'1
with bonbons After informal dancing SnPPs,,
was served at small tables. \ pleasant inciien, %
the evening the presentation 20 Mrs 80"
or by the young men Of the class o. htn's.sIn
silver and cut-glass rase vase. An extra ualt me
Easter season. There is every likelihood thA' '-
dances will he continued next winter
The marriage Of Miss Birdie Samuels dansn'
Of Philip Sanluos Of Goshen. y T.. 20 Max .
Sondhem. Of this city Will take place at Sh'rp
on THURSDAY Mr. Sondheim gave his fA'e"
bachelor dinner few evenings ago ar the Nd''
Astoria. His guests were George NJ htcn,
Charles Chadwick Auerbach. Ashhel b -
James H. Shawles Louis j. Southwick WortMnnss-
ton q Scllgman Emyl C. Aueroach, oscar keinu"'
ton Bamberger and Mortimer p. Newman
pleasant valentine dance was given by nun"
Der of students Of Columbia University ~ "a
Acropolis. IN West one hundred aud tN'"'F -.
St. on Monday night last. Among the gn'-'s -.
Mrs s F. Strong. Mrs. " ~. Crane. MIS- u-n
II Galllker. Miss Galker Mrs Wilson MIS- Mrs
son Mrs Woodward. Mrs Fro. Miss ~ Mss
Newman. the Misses Newman. Mrs Nf'N''' -
kraker and Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson
on account OF Illness I'm her family MIS- nv II, ot
r Weckes Of No 81 West Seyentieth-st' WIZ
receive on Wednesdays.
The annual course OF Lenten lectures, OF -
ing talks" by Henry Austin Adams. winch"
heen a feature Of the Lenten season to' s,,a,ch
years past will be resumed on "Wednesday ,ysn
l. at Sherrys Heretofore the lectures W. az tho
In private residences The subjects am u de Ber-
lectures are as follows; March J. CHiai.x March
gerac"; March S, 1.-THE New Voices S~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
THE TALK OF TIE DAY.

Mrs. McCumber. the wife OF the Senator-elect
from South Dakota was formerly resident OF
Fargo where she was employed assistant man.
ager OF the Western Union telegraph office. While
still Miss Jennie Schorning she was transferred
from Fargo to the Wahpeton office where At
torney McCumher wooed and won her and she Is
now the mother OF two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Announcement was also made OF the engagement
Of Miss Lillian Stafford. daughter OF MI and MIS-
J. Carman Stafford OF No ~ West Seyedy.. lI..t
=; 70 lieutenant Edmund l.. Butts, Of the United
States Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

The engagement is announced ~ Miss W'nn.
uo,rnes daughter OF Mrs John Holmes Of No j
West Eighty -sixth-st.. to James Wilson, OF TN
OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Mr.. Cookers threat To interfere with the ele-
waited railway advertising business If the COM
pany does not come down" Is put with great
decacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Mrs. Valentine de Benito. Of West Forv-nf,h-s'-'
announces the engagement Of her only daush'e''
Miss Clementine de Benito. 10 Francisco Echine"
dias OF Santiago de Cuba. The wedding VII %
rcd IN thts city next autumn when Mr.. Ech-
mendias returns from Santiago. where ne VI. 3.
in a short time. 10 prepare home Tor MS iu'o''
bride.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Another engaEennent Of interest that 81 Mrs
Richard stockton Emmett who Miss Mary l.
Olyphant 10 Philip Curtis ~ Boston. graduate
~ Harvard University. class OF 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

The spirit Of those VINO are fighting against
revision ~ the Dreyfus is we'll shown by
the new league called the Patrie FRANCHISE one
Of its leading members is no less man than NJ
FRANCOIS Coppee. and he declares that the in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

After Wednesday there were few social gather
,nes and while half the gay world was sewing
for the naked the other half was enjoying 'hs
sleighing in Central Park and along the drives
north Of the Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

This week the dogs will hold their noisy revels n
Madison Square Garden. and they will doubt
less have an admiring crowd gathered around thalr
stalls and benches day and night Ihis years dog
show promises 10 he a most Interesting one.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-08
carlsioa College Commencement.

The closing exercises Of Carlsiou
College begun with the Society Annual
At the Opera House last Friday even
log, 81 which an entertaining program
was carried out. An Grafton WAS given
by j. ". Hoy, reeilaIioDs by samuel
Evans. Benz. Glover aud Miss Bessie
Dioomer; piano solo by AIiss Alpha
Durnell; duet b. Misses Darneli aud
Durin, aud yiolin solo by Odorc
nrury. An enjoyable farce. "Ccllege
Chums," was also given.
The baccalaureaie sermon was
preached Sunday morning by Rev G..
T.. Stokes; the ANIMAL lecture before
the Literary Society Was delivered
Monday evening by Kev II. h. Foster
Of Rolln. The concert Tuesday night
by the pupils Of Mr.. Eiscubrrg's music
class % the Opera House was = graiih-
cation 10 both teacher and andieuue, In
asmuch as each pupil performed ~ we'll
the parts assigned Those taking part
10 the program were Misses Octia hing,
l.alH aud Annie Martin, EOic aud Ella
Wilson, Eta Craven, Alpha Darucll,
Minnie Dunn, Edna piEg, bessie
Bloomer and John Doughty. Misses
pigg aud Boomer each played Ihrce
selections with ease and grace Mt
Eisenbcrg has reyuIiiuu1cd piano play.
ing IN this community. a few years
ago the young women who could play
Ia company wiihnni her nn,rs eanl'i i'a
counted on oae hand with three OF fur
fingers 10 spare. but now anyone who
makes any claim 10 being a pianist eau
80 II. There we're several we'll drilled
Churusrs, tine iavurite "COnun' Ihr0
the Rye being the opening selection.
The commencement Of graduating
exercises proper took place al the Op.
era House Wednesday morning The
graduates were Aiiss Ldna l'igg, classic.
al; Eura Stevenson and James NJ
llaw, scientific; and Misses Alpha Dur.
melt and Oeta King, music The class
motto: "Nolen, ct Icmptaus, Mr.
llaw chose as his subject for an ora
,iun Patriotism; Mr.. Stevenson,
success aud How 10 Attain L." and
Mis, pigg, "SuCraies As Friend ior
the Youth Of the Nineteenth Century. 80
The Grafton were well delivered,
abouudcd in cIcyaiing sentiments, aud
we're expressed in choice aud well
chosen diction. During the exercises
Hiss Pigg rendered with fine touch a
piano sole, "Wu,cr Spritc," by L1ugc,
aud Nil, Minnie Dunn q solo. "SiNth
Norturnc, " by Loybach,
The sChpol the past year, under the
direction OF Rev. J. j. Martin. y, H.,
has been 4 very successful one in many
respects, and the prospects lot its tu.
rurc are much better than they have
ever been The Doctor and his excel.
lent corps Of teachers are appl5uJcd
for their WORK by the friends O! The
school
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-08
THURSDAY, JyNG 5. 1899
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CRuRCHFs.

l'rEsur rLHi,~-it's ! urTfNlu. g. u,
Ia .iug.- rrrachlnF SUNDAY morning Iuh csc.
ulnr. sunday scll4oi az H7rH. M, WI. VI.
ItHL.N. superintendent. rIJcr meeting
"wednesday evening.
METHODIST Erts, uFhT. -t, Tll-- I"y. IS. W.
LuEal. Pastor Preaching ryr3 >undly
morning AMI evening. SUNDAY ss"ui at "a
a M. br, D. l.. HAN supF. Prayer m"g'
ting ,1rrl "Wednesday creulug.
MEyuuplsr ErIsrurSt-Ery, J.J. Martin
Pastor, prarbiag every sunday morning
snd evening; SUNDAY school a. ~ q. m.
T. IS. pIrLui. slpt, Prayer meeting every
"Wednesday evening.
H,rrtsT--Hev. NJ. ~ HtsoLR, TRsior,
Irc4rlIins FIRST snd third Sundays uf each
month. morning and evening. Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday evening sun'
day s-iipoi va. m LeC John %, supcrin
tcndcnt.
CuEIst,AN -- ia. s. ", HsuusL, pastor
preaching third and fourth sundays IT
each month, morning . vi evening. sun.
DAY so;inul 80 am. ". y. Fleming. SHpcr
insendcBf. l. =. s. a., q, every sunday
evening at 6o'e.Jck.
:ErunHaN- 4. l.. EOnLTtSG. pastor
rr,zicsHnE every sunIHy morning except IA"
fourth catcchisu after church.
Gtruuitc-Rry. Father TooNrH resilient
priest Mass every SUNDAY except nr,f "a 90
0'cIorA outrchlsn same days al 2m,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-08
Counts Mitchell.

Mr. John y. Counts Of Pennington
aud Miss Mary T.. Mitchell Of Liberty.
vile were married at the residence Of
the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. Cal.
vim Mitchell, near the latter place, Tues.
day, May 0, 1889, at O'Clock =. M,
Rev. Emory, pastor Of the NJ. T.,
Church, South, officiating. The we'd
ding was a quiet affair, only few ci
the immediate relatives and friends Of
tho contracting parties being present.
AZ the conclusion Of the ceremony re-
frcshmenls were served, after which tho
bride and groom took their departure
on the afternoon Train for jefferson
Cily. Upon their return home two
weeks later they were honorcd with q
grand reception at die residence Of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. j,
Counts, where they received the cuu-
gralulaiions Of their many friends.
win not exhaust your pa,ienc, by NAM
ing the presents, bu; they were many
and beautiful, As the years Of THEN
married life glide by may they expert
cncc = fiill realization Of their brightest
anticipaIions, Is the wish Of
4 GuGsT.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-08
Trustees Sale

whereas, ". MeCaakln and Edith Nc,
Caskili, hts wife, by their certain deed NJ
trust. dated the 2Hth dny ol scptetnl,-r ts1a
aud recorded IN the Recorder ufficc ut ~
fancOlg cosFs;y Missouri. Ia btNik tsat page
y, conveyed to the undersigned Trustee the
following described Tval estate. situate. ".
Ing and being In the county Of ~. Francois
and state ~ Missouri, t0.Wit
Lots seven "a, eiaht ~ nlnc lgI, ten ftoi
eleven f1ti aud twelve IA IN block four lkl
Of tho City " bismarck, as shown on the on
riaI plat Of said town or city, Of rernri IN
the land records % 81. Francois county, a.
Pennington, Mo.
Which sail conveyance was made to So
cure the payment az n certain pFnmisSory
note ia said deed Of trust described: aah
whereas said nnto Is past dus aud rumains
unpaid now therefore, 10 accordance with
the provisions Of suid deed Of trust and mt
the request ~ the legal holder Of said note,
I. the undersigned Trustee, WIN proceed tu
sell the above described zeal estate az the
south front door OF tile Couft House. IN the
city OF Pennington, 10 the county Of 81.
FrNncOis. stnte aforesaid, To the highest
bidder for cash. az pnblic suction. on
Saturday, June q, 1899,
between the hours OF mine O'Clock IN tha
forenoon and i've clock tn tiie afternoon
% that day. to satisfy snfd Bots. tOEetnrf
with the cost and expense NJ executinR this
trust.
q. 7. TUIDcK. Trustee.
May 70. istg.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-08
Fine Shorihorn Breeding Station.
MAnloS TOWNSHIP, Juuc ..

hAAlbN A'N ANsiAl't bAHF g.
ERROR 1nirs: Nnrcis A. Au.
jushon, one Of 81 francois county +
mos, cn,crprising Young stocsmeu. has
jus, reformed from tour through the
states Of Iowa, Kentucky aud North
Missouri, looking for the best bio,ded
shOrthnrn cattle that could be found
thr0ua houl the several States. t. head biz
herd, which he has for : OF years been
breeding with ths greatest care, con.
lcmpIatiug in the neat future TO cstab-
lish g gill-cdgc stock breeding station,
and make bis beautiful iarm, a half
mile cast Of French Village, the home
of the grandcsl pure blood,d herd of
shorthofn beauties that the grand old
State q Missouri affords.
Mr. A Buchon needs no introduce
ton to lovers uf stock iu Southeast Mis-
souri,, having spent his life In dealing
aud handling all kinds 81 stock through
the several counties la the Southeast,
making a reputation rs one Of the best
Judges the country affords, and bearing
the good name OF being one Of the
most liberal, high-miRded, honest gen
ilcmen Of our county. lie fortunately
mas plenty OF means at his command 10
back this grand enterprise. Having
been successful ia his many business
undertakings, he has accumulated con.
siderable wealth, both IN lands and
money, owning one Of the best stock
farms Of 400 acres, half mile cast Of
French Village, where he BOW resides,
besides the famous Lee Island In the
Mississippi river, containing 1000
acres of the best corn land In the State.
The word 'can't" Is not In Mr.. An
lIuehon' r vocabulary, aud in his many
business enterprises success has always
crowned his efforts.
lie has visited the most noted aud
celebrated herds in the ,cyeral States,
aud purchased six of the handsumes,
young beauties that could be found in
the most noted families of pure bloods,
paying tony prices, as such stock is
held ia high esteem by the world at
large His purchases consisted OF 1
bead Of heifers Ia the State of Iowa,
and head from the celebrated herd of
that noted stockman, w. T. Harmed OF
Bunceton, Mo, consisting oi toppy
young bull and gucenly heller.
Both are highly bred, rs their pedigree
win show.
The bull 10 question Is Forest Duke,
got by Grand Victor Second, 1853,
out OF Miss Forest, Volume 20. by Am
bassador, li0sll, tracing 10 imported
young Phyllis, by Fairfax, 1898.
The heiier, Cora Of idlewild, got by
Banker, li0s6l, out Of Cura Cowslip
Third, volume IS, page 500, by im-
ported Scottish Lord. 1901, tracing
to imported Minnie lIalkern, By Royal
Buck, 323GS.
Mr.. Au nuchon extends an invitation
to the general public 10 visit his happy
homo and iuspee. his blooded beauties.
X.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-08
Southeast news.

A deed for 1870 acres Of wild land
Ia Madison county was recently sold to
the Lead Ball Company for s22, 80 hy
Il. u. Caboou aud wife.
a show called the "streels of Cairo
is being denounced by all the Southeast
paper, Is being the most indecent thing
ever exhibited in a respectable com
munity.
The night Waterman at Charleston,
having warned 8 negro woman Of bad
rcpm" to stay of the streets at night,
COW hidcd her whcu she failed to heed
the warning.
Mr. Burns, negro wis murdered
his wife In July. 1897, was banged ut
Benton for the deed on the 29th ult.
lie displayed great nerve aud announced
his surety Of going straight to Heaven.
The combination OF little Willie
Leonard, aged G, Ratchet aud a
three year-old brother, a, Morley, re-
suited in the latter being minus three
fingers Of his right hand On the goth
Hlt.
Miss Della X Caldwell Of Milleryille.
Cape Girardeau county. passed an ex.
animation before the bar at Krnnctt
last week, and Is now full hedgcd
lawyer, the only woman lawyer In
Southeast Missouri.
Robert Tnbbs Of Butler county was
shot aud killed by bis son George on
the Slst uh, The father had severely
chastlsed the boy, who was nineteen
years old, aud he had threatened tu
Kill his father several times.
While the Nashville was at New
Madrid, on the 2Srd ult., cannon
barst, so severely woRndiug j. l..
Rausburg that |, was thought he would
die. Later reports show that he Is re-
covering from an operation and doing
we'll.
When Felix PArkius opened his
blacksmith shop at Fredcnektown on
the Sist ult., he found u can OF some
thing on tho window sill Without
opening il, he put Il in a tub Of water
for awhile, and later discovered that 1t
was an infernal machine of some kind
calculated TO kill dozen men. There
IL no clue 10 the one who did Il.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-08
kiarIaa township

Meadows greatly damaged by whi,'
top weed
Farmers busy moving elorcr, which
Is extra fine.
W. G. Newly, who has bcea sick fas
long time, Il better.
Tom Sullivan and wife spcn, week
visiting the family of G. ". Horn.
Mrs Cal,in Mitchell Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. d. kcuuedy, this week.
g. N. Baker and wife Of Liberty.
willie visited the family Of W. A. Ken-
nady.
J u. Kennedy purchased the store
a. cross roads, aud will engage 10 the
mercantile business
win Ashhuiu and Allen MeIleury
purchased tine young ball cf A Il.
HAMS, LiberJviile, Mo,
Good prospects for q coming cIop.
excepting wheat, which was greatly
dImagcd by our hard winter
KoEEI
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-08

The best Hair RcsoreF on the mar
kei Is pnt up by Peter Schmidt, Farm.
iug,ou, Mo. IL surely restores grey
half; removes all dandruK. cieaaser
the scair aud makes ii healthy causes
an abundant growth Of hair, and makes
y Dun ana glossy. Those wha have
used II recommend il highly. II you
have ueser used 4 yoH ought 10 gsl !
bctsle and try Il. II u guaranteed 10
d. al that Is claimed for IL.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-08
County Court proessaiags.

Al an adjourned term Of the County
Court on Saturday, June 80, the fol.
lowing business was transacted;
The contract for graveling the DE
I.assus road between tha, place and the
gravel road was bet to Edward Halter
at the price OF asa cents per cubic
yard fog gravel and spreading same !;
and Taomas II. STAN, CouHty Clerk.
was appointed special agent for the
county 10 make aud siga contracts and
approve bond 90 behalf OF the county
with said Edward Halter IN the sum Of
5000 Tor the faithful performances Of
work.
Samuel l.. Asbury, County Surveyor
and ex-ofiiciO Commissioner Of Roads
aud Bridges, filed his report Of the let.
. ting to the lowest bidder the contract
for repairing the bridge o,cr rerrc
Blnc creek on the ~ Louis road, and
the Court after due examination there
Of find that Giles llult was The l8@-
es, bidder az said letting, being The
sam Of $l94, wheraupon il was OF.
drrcd that came be approved Also
the contract and b1nl 81 said Giles
Hunt for repairing said bridge was APP.
proved aud ilrd
An order was made authorizing y
u. Mckee, Superintendent Of the
School lot Deaf aud Dumb Ut Fulton,
10 sccuTc homes ior Emma Bfeuiugtun
ana E:=.:a. :!::sF. ;a,;iEe"i rupii, ri ii,i-
county, through vacation, aud present
bill for same TO this Court Tor allow
ance
Zee bills Of Probate Cou,t Tot inuui.
dIions as TO sanity Ut Peter Hertz and
Alex Lange, aggrrgatius Sl06 90, were
allowed, payable uui Of pauper aud in
sane fund, and warrant for same issued
to JEFF u. IIigLlcy, Sheriff.
Zee bill for criminal costs allowed
aud warrant for same Issued 10 j. e..
Williams, Circuit Clerk, ~ follows
Stale 81. John Bolrmau, slj.jG: ".
Frank Posilcwai,c, SIGlo; Is. Val
Cookscy, SEQ. aud account Of j. C..
Williams, S3i.sg-;olal, s74.GG.
Dggl G.. Porter supervisor Of rock
road, allowed. S37.s5 for supervising
and team ITO and including May 3l.t,
aud $3.50 for hands and teams grad.
ing said road up &" arl including same
date, aggrcgaling sl06.G2.
Dmmshop licenses were granted to
NJ l.. Murphy aud John I. fucker a
Co, Of Elyius, and James y. Moon
aud John Clcvc Of Randolph township.
near Dcslogc.
Warrants were issued as follows;
T. y. Fisher, $2l55 Tor advertising
and printing cards Boswell x lIcIbcr,
$3.50 f1r stove for Circuit Clerk aud
cleaning furnace pipe aud jail; Jch
Armstrong, constable, $50 for SELL
Ing property ot Frank lcaser and Jack
Powell; Lloyd & Mulberry, Sl.50 for
livery hire Tot Grand Jury tuNisi, Cuun-
IS Farm; JEFF y. lIighIey, sheriff,
Sls3-uV for services At MAY term OF
Circuit Court,
Count adjourned till Court iu course.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-08

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