The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-20

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The majority OF the Derby Lead
company's stock has been transferred
10 New York parties aud cash paid
for same. The Derby is 10 be rcor-
gaaized by the election OF new d..
rec,ory.
The bargains At the Grand Leader
Mercantile Co.
Mr.. c. G. Williams =! 81 Louis, su.
preme Secretary. and Mr.. !. l.. Page
of Bonnie Terre, Supreme Lecturer Of
The order OF selec, knights and Ladies'
Of America. we're here last Thursday 10
install the officers OF Moro Castle for
the term beginning July Is, and end
Ing December 3ist.
We want all your proalce. Grand
Leader Mercantile Co.
Mai. j. W. Howard Of New York.
Il SON Of Gen. q. D. Howard, IL chief
OF en- engineering corps now at work
examining and prospecting the lands
between Flat River and Irondale.
covering something over II 600 acres,
for mineral deposits, In the interest OF
Eastern capitalists who lately pur-
chased the Derby Lead Co.'S tract.
Wanted at the Grand Leader Mcr-
CATTLE Co.'s, 500 cords of wood.
L. Gicrse, the merchant tailor, has
been among you long time, aud his
work speaks for itself lie keeps the
largest line Of piece goods to seieet
from, which Is more satisfactory than
selecting from samples, but he will also
order any special goods you may wish.
Ills prices are always low aud his
work guaranteed.
The place to buy clothing Grand
Leader Mercantile Co.
A rainbow at night was an uausual
se2ne witnessed by number Of poO-
pie last Saturday hight abOut D o clock.
The moon was shining brightly In the
Southwestern sky, and was reflected III
n white bow spanning the clouds In the
Northeast. An unohsctvani person,
unless his attention was called directly
10 II, would probably not have noticed
Il.
FOR everything In groceries, the very
best the market affords, 60 to Cole a
Nixon.
Among the professional cards 10
TuE TINS may be found that Of Po-
lite Elsins, attorney aud counselor at
law, Doe Run, Mo, Mr.. Elyins Is
Young man Of excellent character and
good legal attninmenls, who is well aud
iayorably known here. Any business
entrusted to his care will receive the
closest attention, and the interests Of
his clients will be carefully aud faith
fully looked after. Read bis card
Speaking NJ Straw Hate, just 60 to
Cole 4 Nixnn's, and they will tit you
up to the kings taste,
A man and woman who live ia the
Flat River district came TO town last
Tuesday with their son, boy about
ten years old, to have him examined on
account Of an eruption on hts hands
and body. Alter careful examine.
ton by DIR. G.. W. Williams and DR..
l.. NJ. Perkins, they pronounced II
pemphigus, an cruptiyo skin disease.
rhoIgh slightly resembling smallpox,
IL IL not contagious aud Is easily dis.
tinguished from that malady.
We have the dandy line Of snmmcr
dress goods. All tho later and pref.
test styles Don't fail to come IN aud
rec them. CoLE & Nixon.
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Harrington has one o, lno 1cst brass
bands In the State, and the young men
composing It should be supported and
encouraged 10 Keep Il up 10 n high
standard OF excellence. Why not make
arrangements TO have them give m open
air concert at least one evening each
week on the Public Square? II would
prove a pleasant recreation TO our poo
pie during the summer, aud would no,
cost our citizens much individually.
The Board of Aldermen might be in.
duced to help such an enterprise out.
Think about IT,
Mrs. A. Rctoruaz received letter a
few days ago from her son VIII, post
marked Manila, June :, announcing
the safe arrival there 81 himself aud
JEFF Jerrold. These two Pennington
boys enlisted ia the regular army sew.
cral months ago. WIN says hn Gu
joyed the ocean voyage, wasn't sick a
day. and arrived at Manila fceliag fine
lie likes tho place, which he says Is
surrounded by a rock wall Is fec. high
aud 10 feet thick, and which has some
ne iue buildings as Any in the United
States. lie writes rs u he thought he
would like the army life, and says he
Is going to stick to Il three years and
&c, an honorable discharge. lie en-
listed With some others In the artillery,
but they have been transferred TO the
infantry, and were 10 be placed Ia
charge Of the water works, about three
miles outside the city.
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Eimwooa Seminary.
This institution has been Icased for
the ensuing year by Mrs. Robert Lloyd