The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-12-14


dent Admission be; TO pupils Of the
different schools, Toe,
rickcl relish, mixed and plain pickles
at Klci0 & BROS.
The Grand Leader stock of Jackets
is larger than ever, aud their prioss
QUE Third less than al any other plaea.
Giesse, Tie merchant tailor, Is at
ways looking out f0r something 10
please his customers, and 10 bis fall
goods, which have arrived, be has
some Of the most attractive piece
goods ever brought 20 Pennington.
lie invites you TO cali aud sre them,
and as you will be wanting fall suit
soon leave your order.
Smoke Friedman's Columbia Dome
cigars. They are delicious.
The Grand Leader has tho largest
stock In the coanlry, bought at rock
bottom prices. Call aud sec them.
As will be seen by \ short commun.
icRlion from Mr. NJ Rultefneld, pro-
prloluf Of Lees Summit Star Nurser-
les, and manager OF the Fruit Expert
ment Station at tbi. place, the fruit cot.
leeied By him from this section took the
highest premium for The best and iarg-
est display u apples at the State Hort
lenllural meeting ut Princeton. Mir.
Bullorlield has asked for The summer
meeting of the society TO be held al
Pennington in June, 1894.
$500 will buy 5-drawer sewing
machine, fully warranted, at Tclley ..
II You are 10 doubt abont what to
give your IIiends ior Christmas pres.
euts, go to 1'etiry's, and you will be
sure to find the very thing you want.
Mr.. T. u. Chandler, who attended
the meeting Of the State horticultural
Society ut Princeton last week rs q DEL
egate from the st. Francois County
Agricultural and Horticultural Society,
arrived home last Tuesday. Besides
attending the meeting, afr. Chandler
visited many of the commercial orch
ards IN Eastern Kansas, near Argentine
and Roscdale. he is much gratiiied
over the success Of the fruit display
from this section, Il being 4 sure prize
winner at the Princeton meeting.
For up-to-dale O,erooats go to Cole
& Nixon's.
Toys! toys! The largest and best
assortment ever displayed here at A.:
l.. Onous.
The State Board of Charities an.
nual report furnishes these facts about
ST. Francois county: The County Poor
Farm. J. W. Mitchell, manager, has
20 inmates, Ia males aud ID females 49,
{ children, insane person, and fec
Bile. minded For the support Of insane
ut State institutions, t.e county paid
Si,I50.30. For support Of paapers
at poor house, 81, $3.50. At reform
school for gins. $3.50. In tho rs
port oi defective class IN Stale, Sc
Francois county has 10 insane, "a fec
BILE minded, Il deaf aud dumb, aud G
blind
An elegant line of new Glass aud
Qucensware just received by Klein q
Bro. Sec il before buying.
Little j. c., the youngest son Of OK
Circuit Clerk Alexander, met with q
severe accident last Thursday morning
that came very near ending his life.
Ele was riding = horse belonging to
Thos. Hunt around the track al the
Fair Grounds 10 training for raee, aud
was going at pretty rapid gait. In
making ono of the turns tho horse
slipped and fell, pitching J. c. off TO
one side about ten feet. lie fell on his
head, aud was picked up unconscious.
lie was carried home aud remained In
this condition six OF eight bouts, when
partial consciousness returned, but be
soon lapsed back into uGeonssionsness.
For Il day OF two he was unconscious
at intervals, but at this linbe we are
pleased to learn that he Is bstter, and
il Is hoped that he win entirely recover
without any serious effects.
Our stock of ladies' Jackets, Capes
and CoIlaresies Is strictly Ia the process
sion. Don't miss them. Colo & Nixon.
Threaded Goldfish, white fish and salt
herring at Klein 4 Bros.
The Young Mems Club have re-
moved to their handsome and eonImo-
tlious rounis In the Realty building, and
are getting them furnished up 10 good
shape. The club, which i composed
of somo Of the best young business and
professional men Of Pennington. Is q
commendable enterprise aud promises
to become a popular feature OF our
town, furnishing its members with a
comfortable a.Hi inviting place 10 spend
the evenings In relaxation from the