The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

The Carleton Cul'c-, baseball nine
aud SOM, OF lhr.r igj,uds went 10
i'rr.irrirkioNu il,t SATURDAY, 10 engage
the Marvin COLLEGIATE luffnin nine la
II game, uur On account of the rain
uu'y ou' uuin. was played The boys
are ru.hu a.lIr, however, oynr lhc cor
dial rcccI ton accorded them
Gct creamery butter II ~chck'- New
City Market. Telephone No -
+ J,rvr, the merchant tailor. ua-
brrH among you "a bong umn, anl hj.
aaJh -i,as. 90. i-rii II, hrru- tnr
lm.., ilue OF piece good. 'u select
lpu, which i- mote satisfactory than
selecting from ,lup's., bon ho uli, asu
order aDy special good. you my wish.
Ia, prices Wr aIn1, ,Oa aud bis
work guaranteed
Gur1, delivered promptly from
~chua'- Nrw CTS Nra, Market
John Wnup'cf lnd ph lnlumpuii'r
have secured rhr contract tlr carrying
lhr mail bs.unou luuiugiou aud Ste.
Grur,ayo lnr four yca,, AlJrr ,h,
o. pi .'ull here sill Doe daily -eU ice
brtarru these towns. Mr- be Guu,
Of thi, patcc h1. DHr contract between
fumlug,ou 1ul Rock Spring set.1u
oa tha ~. T. o.. o. railroad.
L,ub al those ncs.- - 600 -u,., 90
Jhe Grand iclicr. They go, hum
mrr..
W. hJ.e received from our Young
tirud j. Butir, Fleming, $50 invita-
ti"u rn 1tcud the commencement of
ihr c'u. ct 'ag Ut 81. Lou. Medical
College, ot which Doc g.. member. 90
take place today, Toe 2,,h We c,u.
graduate Eari uu ms mrinmrni %! The
degree Of " D., and wish him much
ucer,s ani u.rigIug-. 10 bis cha.cn
profession
T. Gi'r.c hls jI,, rr-ai,.l GIc
iiua " sptiug ,ui,iut. Salts from
SO up, pul up iu be-. style.
Tho passenger hack running between
and Rock Spring station
was oyeturlrI ul OF pt.-nn.,r. last
a- b. -,trtci down tar h., from the
.uim last Moalpy might, and by the
mntlrs, fortune 200 uIs wa, .ntipl iy
bort, ihuUgh they were pretty bHg .
shaken cap aad several Of them bruised .
and rafchcd There were go the Sc.
u..I, 10 The Hmf 90, tAe acriI,u, DR.. !. f.
o. English, sheriff j. u. iIighIry, Mr. .
mI Ar. Marion smith, mod Mcs.rs.
David lir.djehurg and Beu Smith. .
The hack we hruEru aud Oh, pa.-pu.
gen had lu walk into town.
Sec our iiuc Vi huy-' $500 suits. /
You can't match lhrm IN Pennington !
ior $500. TIM GRAND LrpfH
MI George A,hburu, one Of the best I
aud most highly respected citizens Of |
Marion township, died at hi. home last 4
Sunday, April 23d, after brief H. !
ness, ni the Goth year Of his age. He /
leaves a wife and ono daughter, Mrs /
William Cunclelou, brothjr4 and other /
relatives Mr. Ashburn sinod high Ia /
The estimation Of al who knew him as
d good ucighhur, true friend aud an
upright citizen. Ills funeral, which .
took place Monday, wa5 1nc oi tic
largest ever known Ia that vicinity, 10
he ncighbothpod Of three hundred be-
Ing pr'sent ia attest their c-.cem .s-
him aud to pay the lBst sad respects 10
'ne who viii be greatly missall in their
'OmmuniIy,
Our line Of furniture, carpets and
Is ahead Of anything you ever
,aw. IHt GRAND LEADER.
HAtiEf H. T 7NAAtAAH lAHfihtN u iAAtHi
rom his son George hast Monday, who
5 with Troop u, Fifth L. S. lniamry, |
Vt santiago His aud two other com.
lanics II bis regiment have been
aud have been out IN the
rounding up Cuban baudl,ti,
nd succeeded In capturing rs Of them
i' letter was dated nj Santiago April
10th, bat they expected 10 start The
iexi morning for IIaiguiu, ii5 miIes
Gom Santiago. He is well and says
iu feels a good deal better slnce he lias
zen riding George Is one Of the
'wat recruits" OF the rcgular army,
md says The officers tell them That they
sill get their discharges in short
ime. lie says he Is coming home as
'oon as he gets bis discharge.
We have the uobbiest Inc Of mems
aacy aud negl:gc shirts In Pennington.
Tus GRAND l.EApgn.
Tue old building on the south cor.
Ier of the block east Of The Court IIors