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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05
Order of Publication

state Of Missouri county Of ~. Francois, o.
In the Ctreuit Court in vacation 10 the No.
vclnDer terra 100. the following pf~eerd
Eorresta G. Hutchinson, Plaintsa.
Tue Unknown Heirs OF woodbridge Merry.
feid. Defendants.
NYow at this DAY comes tise plaintiff here.
~ N, % her attorney u; Marhary.
among other tifsnEz. that defendants are the
unknnwti Heirs OF woodbridge MsfTyneld.
and nrr nes residents Of tins state al Mia
RouFi WherWupOn. n " ordered fy the fiark
~ saii coart n vacation. shaf said aesand.
ants ire notified By publication that piaintIff
has commenced q sait nRaiRsf them In this
ooan, ne . eistset and general na.ars o.
nescsileti rnat estate. situate. lying and ba.
ing IN ~ ffaneots epunty, State Of Missouri,
as fiisows. to.witi Northwest quarter o.
10. range seast. containing % acres, more
or less, and that an;cns the said descendants
DC ana APPEAR NJ this cuuft, NJ the NEXT
@ i:e,s e ~, ~ ss , n m ,ns :, ne
saii county. ON tho 18th day ~ November
next. and on or iArsore the third daF of said
tvrns, " the term shall 10 tong eontfnee--end
tcrm--answer or plead % ths petition IN
said cause. the same VIII be taEea as cun-
tsass.d. and judsmer, WIN be- rendered &C
eDrsiinEfy.
ana VI " fuffHfF urdFrrJs tHuf cupy mere
Of he rasllishsd, according 90 Law, IN the
FAHm1Nsros TfNEs. q newspaper published
IN said ccanty of ~ francois. Tor four weeke
sacrrsxfveiy, published al least ahce wpek !.
the last Insertion 20 be- nt least fifteen days
before tIs first day uf aaid next November
term OF this CDarf-
J. G. WILLIAMS. Circuit Cert.
A true copy from fhe RECORD.
aE Witness my hard aud seal OF
- the Clrrult Court nf 81. Francois
l.. y. county. this 1iss dag OF August.
J. G.. WILLIAMS,
Circuit Gierk.
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Loaded for Customers.

That's what our shelyos and counters
are; and we know the ladies will say
;as; they never before saw such an ar
ray OF beautiful, stylish and w-pricud
dress goods In nny house in Farming.
ton. We have been particular IN our
fall buying to secure the very latest
styles aud patterns, aud we invite you
to call and see them. We have
Nieugno Cloth.
Nigsurean Plaids.
Fancy WoOlen plaids.
Cancels Hair Novelty Cloth.
Jaeguaris.
BLACK aud tIluc Serges.
lIearietias in black and culoFs.,
Wooden lIomespun Cloth.
BLACK aud fancy wooden patterns.
Latest styles IN Outing Cloth, Per
Gales aud Culors.
All kinds Of dress furnishing goods.
Missouri Woven Blankets, Comforts,
etc.
But IL would take several columns
to cnumeratc by name all VIC have To
show you. We press you TO come and
sec us, aud we will take the greatest
pleasure In showing you our goods.
We know you will be delighted.
COLE s. NIXON.
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Shsdf's Sale uada Deed Of Trust

Whereas John Wilson ana Fila wilkson
his wife, by their CERTAIN deed eftraat. dn.
Ted Ocioter 9Th. issi, and recoTsied IN the
Recorder soiiiee of ~. franrUta county, IN
deed book 60. Page IN. conveyed TO ". v.
Houpsr. Trustee. all their right. title. IN.
terrss and estate, In ard So the following de.
scribed real estate, situated IN the County
o. a. a, IA sena .s ss1h. r Sd n ~ as snd "a
OF the subdivision OF lofs3 ana N OF nnny
town; except ~ feet OFT OF the north end of
lots = and % Of the subdivision OF lots and
70 W Bokytown, ~. fFnncOis county. Nils
souri,. rs shown by deed Of release frnin
the National Inan ana Investment Associa-
tioh 70 John Wilson. datets may ~. 1874.
=, cS :, s u BOO y, gaEs 81 Lana nssis
dlTisioa Of lots 0 ana 10. Bogytown. no as
shown by deed Of release from the Nation.
o. lInan and Investment Association 20 John
WIZ on. dated March -, ts0, and TccosJed
IN tbnok 60. paEr ga. OF the Land Records %
~, Francois County.
wbich said conveyance was made In trust
oblisatlos IN n snii deed ds csc and
whereas default has been made In the pay
ment of said bond nnd obligation. and
: i.stsss ssid " : iiouser. trustee. has
cnriance with the provisions of said Deed
OF Trust, and az tue request OF the LEGAL
holder Of said bond aud Obligation. l..
thg undersigned sheriff OF ST frun.
co.'s county. Mo. viii proceed to sell the
above described rial estate al the Courl
House door. In THE city OF Pennington. In
the County Of ~. Francois, state aforesaid.
To the highest bidder for cash. at public
auction, on
Saturday, The 2slb day of Oct, 1893,
between the hours OF mine q clock tn the fore.
neon ana fivr clock In tbs afternoon Of that
day. To satisfy said bond ana obligation. 10.
Kuther with the cost ana expense OF exc
cutting this trust.
JEFF %. HtGHLEf,
shertn and Acting Trustee.
dated this 7i.h day Octobcr. Isso.
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THURSDAY, oCToBER ., 1890.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CHURCHES.

I'HEsHVtERiAN--hcy. =. 4. RUFtNEn' I'D.
PRstor-f'rcachinE sunday morning and eve
uins; sunday school at pSl a. m. NM. d..
HARLAN, superintendent. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening.
AKrHupIST Eri-cOrAL, SOufH-H"v. =. W.
RAxer, rastor -- Preaching ever sunday
morning ami evening; sunday s"ool nt s'ao
m. pr ), l.. nav. sept. rrry"r meet
{ every Wednesday g, enlng.
METHODIST EtIsCOrAL~-Rcy }. ) Martin.
Pastor; preaching every sunday mornins
and evening; sunday school al = ~ a. M.
T. W. G,TLKT. supt, Prayer meeting every
"Wednesday evening.
Blrttsr-licv. n. ~. NtSGLE, pastor'
preaching rfrst ana Third sundays ot each
month morning and evening. Prayer
nesting every "Wednesday evening. sun
day school w n. m, Lee johnson, suporin'
iendrHt.
CHRISTIAN Kid. 4. 81. lIARuAL, IaStor,
preaching third and fourth sundays OF
each month. morning s'id evening. sun
DAY school Am, ". \. Fisining, super
tntendent. \. 4. =. T.. D.. even sunday
evening at so'c.Jcs.
:.uruKgAS--Rev. A, g.. H0nLtISo, pastor
Preaching every SUNDAY morning except the
fourth; catechism after church.
C1rHuLtC--Hey Father TouNEr, resident
priest. Mass every sunday except iirst at 10
clock: caicchism same days at 7:S0.
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District 0rrsaizaiisn Of x. Of P.

The Knights Of Pyihias OF Southeas,
Missouri, at delegated convention
held In Ironton on Tuesday OF last week.
perfected q district organisation III the
order. The following named lodges
were represented by delegates at the
Irou,on meeting: Ironion M. pa
wv. II, sehwah, Frank T.. AXE and
Arthur Huff; Piedmont, Friendship NJ.
9S----John Schick. u. A. Wilson and A.
Blaine; Poplar Bluff, Arion No. d.
L. u. waltermate, j. V. Porter and J
l.. Dalton; Pennington, Crystal No.
5O----w. X. ilnsks and u. u. T.eibet-
ter; Charleston. Central No. as7--
John C. Russell; DcSoto. Royal Arch
No. 4s---iIy RedeFcr and y. q. Wal
shers; iSonne Terre, Cosmos No. ar
A. G.. Norwine and n. r. Mitchcli;
Mineral No. 96--lI. Thompson and C.
1it,xD0. q
The organization was effected by the
election Of A. C, Norwinc, president !;
nv. Porter, sice president: II. r.
Mitchell, secretary; J. y. waltaess,
treasurer; John Schiek, master nj arms;
john G. Russell, prelaie; W. J. schwab,
1. O., and W. r. Barks, o. q.
The next meeting win be held al
Poplar Blutf on the third Wednesday,
In February ncxt. al which time for
a district celebration Of tlse order will
be tanned.
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Marriage Licenses Issued 10 September.
Sd, Zcb Gossman and Miss Rosa
Murray, Flat River; married same day
by Squire Tucker.
5ih, Earl Gale and Miss Maggie
WEIGH, BOnne Terrc; married same
day by Squire Fraser.
9th, Peter Doyle and Seuda Nichol-
son, Flat Hiycr; married ON the 9Th
BY Squire BRADY.
9th, Wendall Stuart and Miss Adie
Ramsey, Bonne Terrc; married on the
9th by Rev. }. J. Martin.
9th, John II. Davis Of Dcslogc and
Miss Lucy Gibson Of Elvins; no return.
9Th, Frank Burlban aud Miss zulah
Hunt, Farmington; no return.
lith. Fred A. Marrill Of Bonne
Torrc and Miss EiIie y. Turner Of Des-
icgc; married on the 18th by Squire
Tucker.
18th, James A. weafthcrs Of Farm
lagion aud Miss Maud y. iiibbitis of
kaob Lick; married ON the 18th by
Rer. X. Walton. 4
y f2tb, W. j. l.osveron and Aiss
Katie Ice Lovvrron, Doe Run; mar
ried ON the i5,h by Rev. 3. r. Most
gomery.
tslh, Adam Keeling and Mrs. Dicie
Alexander, Doe Run; married on the
18th BY Rev. l.. ID. Flanery.
Is,h, David 4. McCianahsH aud
Alias Carrie O'l,slI, iionne Tcrrc; mar
sisd on tho iesh BY Rev. George Shaner.
Igih, Noah Marler and Miss Cora
Wallace. Elyins; no return.
10th, ". j. t;holson and Miss Mag
gle iIeos. Elvias; married on lhe 2vlh
By Rcv. J. II. rva.
feih, Martin chabpude and Miss
Eliza iinxy, Desluge; married on the
3Uth by Squire Soncx.
a0lh. Vim. r. Dugan and AIisz Hes
ter A. Browo, Elyinsi married same
day by Squire Turner.
sd. VITA. s, Dixon and Miss Lille
Cough, iIosnc Terfe; married On iAe
3tah BY Squire Fraser.
gsd. Itoasson Kidd aud llim El1sc
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NEW RAILROAD COMPANY


| Last Friday ,he rarmisg,on and Mig
River Valley Railroad Company, COM
posed cuilnIy Of Huntington people.
filed In the Recorders oillcc tho iollow-
ing articles u incorporation
Know all nen by these preseHis:
That we, whose natnes arc hercunto
subscribed, do hereby associate onr.
selves together for the purpose Of form
ing company to construct, maintain
and operate a standard gauge railroad,
with steam or electric motor power,
and rolling stock TO correspond with
either, as the company nsay determine,
! With all necessary and proper switch
and terminal tracks, for public use 10
the conveyance oi persons ard proper
~, under the provisions Of the llsyised
Statutes Of sAa State of Missouri. chap.
ter xiii., articles n and tI., aud the
acts anaendatory thereof and supple
mentary thereto; and for that purpose
state
LIST. The name OF the company
shall be Harrington d Big River Val
ley Railway Company"
I'd. The period Of the continuance
Of euch proposed corporation shalt be
niuety-nine years.
Sd. The places from aud to which
II Is Intended TO construct sald railway
arc from the city Of Pennington. 1T.
Francois county, Mo, to Flat Riycg IN
notthweslcrly direction, and from
thence Through Taylor Place 10 Deslogc
Ia II northern direction, and FROM thence
to lr5nlaIe IN westerly direction, in
Washington county, and State aforesaid.
f,h. The length of said road will
be about twenty-five miles; also such
switch and terminal tracks as are or
may be requisite or necessary cot the
prompt and proper Transaction Of the
business which may be offered to or
done upon aud over said proposed rail-
way In the operation Of same.
9Th, The usmcs OF the counties In
the State OF Missouri through and into
which said railway shall be constructed
are 1t. Francois aud Washington.
9th. The amount OF the capital
stock Of such corporation shall be
$3.50, 10000.
9Th. The number Of shares Of which
sapital stock shall consist shall be
1900, pi the par value II siO0. 90 zach.
S,h. The names aud places Of resi-
denco Of ihs directors Of the company
who shall manage lie affairs for the Iirs'
yesr, aud until others arc chosen In
their places, are ~ follows:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Grapes ST Klein & Bros.
Grand Leader Mercantile Co.
Probate Coult next Monday.
Wheat, local market, G5 coats.
New sorghum molasses at Klein &
BIOS.
Cp.io-dale are the suits put up at
Gierse's.
aIeu's and boys Ovcrcoais al Grand
Leader.
Cash paid for produce at Davis &
Sprouts.
Wedding rings, quality guaranteed
a. Tetiey's.
Carl Braun has the best brand Of
fresh oyslers.
II you want good fresh oysters 20 to
Carl Brauns.
Watches, ncw stock aud lowest
prices, st Teilcy's.
Klein & Bro. have just received q
supply Of fresh craubcrries.
Smoke rriednlan's Columbia Dome
cigars. They are delicious.
School books and ali kluds Of sclieoi
supplies at City Drug Store.
Mrs. j. r. Harris OF Libcrysiiic Is
visiting friends 10 Harrington.
Mrs. vosholI Of warrcntou Is visit.
Ing her parents In Pennington
rarmera. we want your coru, hay
and potatoes. Davis q sprost.
DIR. r. l.. Keith wcw, to Sc. Louis
Tuesday and win rriura today.
Have you ordered your fall sui, yctP
See GIerse, tho merchant taller.
Mn. II. NJ. Anthony Of Frederick
town Is vIslling Mrs. ). j. Tesley.
Now York styles In ladies' capes
aud Jaekfts al the Grand Leader.
Deputy L. s. ColIccisr Buck Is Ia
81. Iseuis this week on business.
Mlss Van Tilberg VIII spend the lat
Ter part Of tho week In -. Lealss Y
Mi@es Kate Marks and Mary wilson
are sisiiisg relatives q Coiunbus, KS.
sI5.c0 viii bay . s-dsswer sewing
nisolslne, faily warranted. Il Teiiey's.
New Iins Of carpH's, rings and MAJ
ting Il tizznd Leader Mercantile ~, =.
Mn. w. r.. llsils ~ rsiaraed hosns
ffon ~esk's sigis y friends ~ -
i.o1is. xsI
0e'to ~ CRY I>rug Store fF ~
kind = schooI swprllss Assortn.est
ronsflsls
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

MIss Van Tilbarg. modislc of 81,
Louis, viii he located at Misses voilaih
and Carletou's establishment on Moa.
dag, the 9th. until the completion Of
the Realty building. and ssIiriis tho
patronage OF ladies desiring artistic
dresxmsking.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Major Merwin Of 81. Louis. tho vet
Gran editor aud educator, will lecture
10 the A. y. church, Tuesday. Oct.
10Th. The subject Of the lecture will
be IAN Evening With Shakespeare. =
Major Mcrwin has delivered this lee
,ure In many Of the large Gales Of the
East, aud everywhere bas won univer-
sal praise from press and people. Ad-
n,ission 80 cts. Students of all the
schools Ia the city 10 cts.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Herman TraneEnicht, tina merchant
tailor, has received an unusually at
,raetive line Of fall piece goods 10 Ill
the latest patterns and elo,hs. This
Is a good time to order your fsli suits,
but before doing so call aud see him.
Workmanship aud style ali that can
DO desired, and bis prices are right.
At present, until his new store room is
finished, he Is located Ia room over
Dr. G.. W. Williams Office.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Mr.. J. ID. iIigblcy has nj bis livery
stable earnestly In The shape Of a
four+legged rooster, almost grown. II
walks 90 ia two ft'rc legs. the Others
being crossed bch.aa and do not touch
the ground. II was raised by MIR
Prater, the Flat River hack driver.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

WANTED. $50, 600 tifst. class white
oak Ties, delivered on the rigbi ot way
OF tho ~. u. a u. II. NY. For spsci-
iieasions aud further particulars Inquire
Of c. n. FAKE, Engineer Maintenance
Of Way, iJonne Terrc, Alo.
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For Tho month ending Sept. 30, 1899 !;
No. of pupils enrolled ..-........ .,....,.. a
Total No. OF days attendance 81 rapllS sD
Average daily attsadanee by pupils ..... a
No easea Of thrdinesa ......... .......,.s. Is
No. Of days taught during meath =. 49,. 70
Names OF PUPILS not anaent during tie
month Newton Mcfarland. uiarence reasch.
Homer ysases, Henry Nry. Jennie AcFmr.
iand, Wilma RiansenAlaia.
MRs. AngLIA nLASgHNnaIf.
Teacher.
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Went Thrc g Drnmmss's ss=S.s Trzsk.

Last Thursday night, says the Bonnie
Tcrre Star, trunk said to contain
81 800 worth Of cutlery, and belong
ing TO MIR. MONS, drummer for
the simmons Hardware Co, was left
outside, at the depot, all night, aud in
the morning when called for was found
to have disappeared. The officers were
notified and search was instituted. and
Il was not long until u WAS found that
cutlery was scattered along the railroad
track TO the pond, where the trunk had
been broken open, aud Il, together with
part of its contents, dumped Into the
pond. The lirsi clew discovered was
n card bearing the name Of Lewis odg-
era. and this resulted In the arrest Mon
day OF Lewis odgers aud Bert Thur
man. At about 4 O'Clock Tuesday
morning Deputy Vance found third
boy, Fred Thurman, at the home Of bis
grandfather. near Little Vine church 10
Ste, Gcnevicye county.
Preliminary In each case being
waived, bond was fixed In each case AT
$500. which was furnished In the 0dg-
ers case, the other boys going to jail.
We understand that some OF the
goods were found on the odgcrs boy,
and that all three have confessed.
Two Of tho boys are said TO be i6 years
old, aud the other one 10.
WARNING
I'VE have received letter from As
sis;aut Superintendent Young Of the
II. II. & u. I. Railway, saying that
about halt the goods have been recov-
cred, ard that The parties implicated
ara under arrest, but Il 10 ihoughs that
they may have pals who are trying 10
sell the unreeovered portion of the
stolen property, aud would warn mer-
chants and the people generally not TO
purchase any articles such ~ pocket
knites, table knives, butcher knives,
razors, scissors. ETC., from suspicious
parties, which bear the leading brands
OF the Simmons Hardware Company.
---Editor THINKS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Have Yen been attending the Gospel
meetings AT the Christian church, II
not. you should 60 tonight and every
night tbIs week to hear Evangelist A.
-. Moore. iIe Is pleasant and enter
tanning speaker, aud his presentations
Of Gospel truths are iorcefal, plain aud
instructive. Considerable interest Is
being manifested in the meetings, and
Il IL desired that everybody shall attend.
Hear him once, aud you viii want TO
hear hin again.
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Notice to Taxpayers

Tho undersigned, Collector of the
Revenue Of st. Francois county, Mis-
souri,, will meet the taxpayers OF said
county at the following named places
on the dates set forth, for the purpose
ni collecting the taxes for 1899:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05
COURTS,

CIEcut, OoUNr-I. u. Fox, Juige-serond
Mondays Ia nHy ana November.
CoUxrr CoURT-First Mondays In fcbrua
Wy Nay. August and November.
i'sohATE CuUKT-Scconc Mondays In Jan
uary. April. July and Oct0iser.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Cab al Airs. S. rcl,y's news stand
for school books aud school supplies.
Fine stationery specially.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Hear Major McrwIn gu "Ap Even.
Ing With Shakespeare" at the NJ. T..
church, Tuesday. Oct. 10th. IL Is .
finc lecture.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

In testimony Oi all which the said
parties have hereuntu set their hands
aud seals this - day Of -,
1899.
Here follow the signatures Of the five
lnoorpora,ors named above, sud the
necessary legal attcstaiions. The pa
pcrs were forwarded on Saturday to
Secretary of State Lesueur for ineorpo-
ration.
This enterprise has been quietly iB-
augunIed, and nothing was known of
IL outside The parties directly Interested
until the papers were ready for filing
10 the Recorders Office. Mr. Gcu. J.
Cote left for New York last week on
business connected with the proposed
railroad. aud We understand that IL Is
tho intention ot ineorporators to push
the enterprise through In the shOrtes,
practicable tine.
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VI. n. sal RI
ATToRNEY-AT-LAvs.

T@x-xx1Szazsfesxz, I&Ts2.
EsRAtrrtggs in all thu coarrs Of southeast
Missouri, the 81. iouls Court OF Appenis and
tits supreme uaart.
Once IN 81. francois 20. Haak bailding
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Persons Ia tho Fla, River district who
want brisk will lind good supply Of
exccileni quality at Frapk wbise's brick
yards nj Eiyins. Apply to the fore
maa ut the yards.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

nj or will get the Mississippi
ID, UU Valley Democrat aud jour
nal " Agriculture and THE FARMING
TOS TiNEs for whole year. II 700
want Que Of the best agricultural papers
published. ms well as one Of the AbgeE.
opponents Of free silver aud Democratic
principles generally, Ia connection wish
TuE TINS, ut this low price, snb-
scribe nj once, for this offer stasds
good only Tot short time.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

j. H. Rutherford has returned TO
Nashville for his second year In dealt
fistry,
For mems aud bows clothing call
and get our prices. Grand Leader
MeT. Co.
Mrs. C.. Grow Of I.ibcuyvillc Is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. W. y.
Fleming.
The most elegant fall sultings In the
county aI 3. Gierse's merchant tailor
ing establishment.
Luther Msrtin left this week To re-.
sume his course 10 medicine Mt the
Marion. Simms College, ST. Louis.
DR.. T.. G.. simmons Is la st. Louis
this week. lie will be home and st
his Office to. morrow Friday moruing
For III kinds Of school supplies,
books, tablets, stationery, crayons, pen
ellis, peas, etc, 90 to the City Drug
Store
Tickets for the lecture by Major
Mcrwiu on An Evening With Shake.
peare" can be procured at the NJ. T..
church
Mr.. David Silycy aui Mise Lucy Bean
Of Dcslogc were married in Pennington
October iih, Judge Jere ). Gossom ty-
ing the gordon knot.
The New York Millinery Co. an
nnuuec their opening Saturday, Oct.
Eth, 1899 Ladies', call ard examine
our styles and prices.
Calvin Simms has bought II Judge
Swiuk what u known As the llawfarm,
about + miles north If Pennington,
for which he'paid e. 900.
Mr.. John Baruacle, nm old citizen Of
AHN huhWlN hANN SNPRNfh"'t AA'"t ~
his home near Pleasant Valley church,
in the 10Th year Of his sgc.
-
Miss Lulu Markcrt has a position rs
trimmer in millinery establishment
ut Malvern, Arb, and will remain
there until the LIST Of January.
Mss Cora HUT, who has been home
several weeks on a vacation, returned
to Eureka, Ark. this week, to resume
her position as telegraph operator.
Mrs. A. L. Nixon was called to Oak
I.iagc, Cape Girardeau county, last
Tuesday ou account of the severe H.
ness Of her SISTER, Mrs. Ed Henderson.
The members of the Catholic Church
ai Desloge, EIyins aud Flat River will
give a festival at Virgins Hall 10 Flat
River next Monday evening, the 9Th
Inst.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Lost---A black shoulder cape on the
aa,h, brtwcen Christian church and
vcilaih baiiding. Finder will coaier .
favor By notifying Mrs. \. u. Sebastian,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

The opportunity to hear Major Mer-
via on can Evening with Shakes
peare" Ia rare one, aud the Thought.
fal aud cultured people of Farm;ngioH
viii NOT miss the opportunity.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Get our prices on ladies and misses
Jackets. ---Grapd Leader Mer. Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

We lead them all 10 Styles ard prices
In stoves and heaters. Leader
Mar. Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Oh, ssyl Arc you an admIrer Of
Shakespeare? Then hear MaiH Mer-
win at the NJ. Il. church Tuesday eyen-
ing, Oct. 10.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

New goods arriving every day at
Davis & Sprouts.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

The ladies Of The Presbyterian Church
will give an oyster supper at the Me.
Even building on Friday, October 18Th.
Hours from 10 10 p. IN. An are
cordially invited.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

For shoes, hats aud fue underwear
90 TO Davis q sprc,i's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Al, 0r,en keeps everything 10 the
way Of staple and fancy groceries, pro-
visions, etc. Orders promptly Allied
and goods delivered at your door.
Mafke, price paid for country produuc.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Queen Heating Stoves at Grand
Leader.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-05

Shelf Byinginn, WIN Iscnman and
Jesse Boswell will attend dental csllege
at Nashville; Harry Keller and Hicks
Maxim take their third year a, The Ais
sour Denial College, 81. Louis.