The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
LIBERTyvaLE ITEMS.

Mrs Lane Hughes is again confined
TO her room.
Born, April lth, 1929, to the wife
of +. l.. iIancy, daughter.
Miss Mary Store returned last week
fsom several months sojouru In 81.
Louis.
s!i-s Nullie y. Hogan was quite
sick all The past week, on, Is nov i'm
I proving.
There Is another real estate deal Oh
In this ueishborhood, but We cant give
particulars until next time.
Mrs Elizabeth Williams aud T.. r.
/ Cohzens win in day or two move into
the huu.c just vacated BY Rev. Tcllcy.
las. s. Hogan is 10 move in n few
day, 20 the Lloyd Ferguson farm, for.
mc,ly the T. G. Sebastian, IT., place.
Nh VIII Yansirklc, who 9. "hold-
4 Ing down" position At Grcen,ilc.
wa, here yesterday willing his mother.
Mr.. Il. V Tillman returned last
week from q two or three weeks visit
to her daughter and other relatives in
( -. Louis,
Elder Eugene burr filed his rcgu.
lar appointment here yesterday, and
changed the time for regular seyices
back to the third Sunday in each
month.
The Easter service at the Christian
church was quite n success despite the
uuiaynrable weather. The church
had been newly seated with Comiurta.
bic chairs. besides other needed tn
prnycmcu's, ali nicely decorated for
the occasion The li,llc folks acuuit-
ted themselves hand,Omciy
Mr.. A.a u McKrnzi, has bought
the DID Murphy fitm from Mr. 4. l.,
Moon for o consideration Uf 81, 900
Mr.. Moon will sell hi. personal prop.
ruy ct public sale ON the 18th, aud
remove hi family To lmnuc Tcrrc or
vicinity, where they formerly lived be.
fore moving 10 this farm
Mr. William A rcllcy and baby
daughter were both quite SICK last wcc!.
when Mr., I. scul for her mother To
come and see her. Mrs Murphy aud
daughter arrived ol Thursday 10 ind
both patient, much improved. Rev.
lcllcy had several times expressed
DISQUALIFICATION Uith-thi. lucality aud
determination 10 return {" lluuno Tcrre.
,p ON saturday be proceeded to pack
his household goods and chatlcl-, aud
on sunday Mrs. rrtlcy and baby ac-
cumpauied Mrs Murphy 20 East Bonnc
iertc. We understand that they will
ia future make their home In lIonnc
lcrrc.
a, the annual school election last
tuesday, A. II. ALcr, received ~.
vote. and Coo, NJ Etiur, votes for.
county school commissioners. Tor d.
rector, Edwin T. kcilh WIS elected
over y. NJ. Levi. by vote Of 40 To
20, fnr q term Of three years, and an
eight months school was voted The
beard will meet May lst tp decide un
uachcr---prucipll and one assistant
There are several applications pending,
but there il room st the top" Tor
good tcachcT, always.
April 30. REN.
Frri Schck keep, both ~ Louis aud
~. Fraucui, county beet
Your clothes will always iii you and
bc up In style IT You have ,h,m :aa.!c
IT 7 Gitr-c's merchant tailoring cm-
pufium.
We stepped into Colo & NiVru's tb'
other day, and lhc counters, and every
available space were piled with new
spring goods that had just arrived and
wen, being arranged IN their proper
places The whole fugco-pruprictDg-
and ,alg.mrn--weic up 10 lhcir ear,
In work. Mr. Nixon had in,i returned ,
from the city, where hr had bought an
immense line Of goods in addition to
their already full stuck. embracing
everything IN dress fabric. for the la |
dies, furnishings for men, aud staples
VI all kinds, and they presented q daz-
zling array as they were spread ont be-
fore Us. You ought To call and -cc
these goods. Whether you intend buy /
ing or not, they will take pleasure IN /
shaving sou through their store. They |
know they have one nf the largest, |
finest and most inviting lines If goods )
ever shown IN Pennington, aud they |
want yUu to see fur yoursell aud don't |
forget to price some oi these beauties
and learn what u large amount 0i /
goods you can get for little money
Remember the pl,co---CoIe & NiSon's
Get creamery butter AT Sohck's New
City Market Telephone No. 50.
Just received at Klein x Iiro's a
carload Of canned goods Get their
prices before buying.
s=saz=a--
Cur styles aud prices lead all others
In Misses and childrcn's shDcs.---
Grand Leader Mercantile TO.
Noiiee--Sieck Law.
Notice Is hereby given that on or
about Inc slh day VI May, 1893, the
BOARD IT Aldermen Of the City of Farm
ington will pass an ordinance 10 restrain
horses, cattle, hogs, and other domes.
tiu animals from running az large on
the streets aud alleys OF said city, and
that said ordinance win he strictly en-
forced after the date aforesaid
by order Of tho llnard Of Aldermen
April II, 1899. W. Il. BrRgs,
Marshal