The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-23

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Mr. A. T. Nixon has beeu laid ul
about a week with an injured leg
eaused BY a stick Of cord wood fallin,
against Il. while he was looking Aite
some wood in the store woodward.
The handsome farm residence q
Mr. Thos. IT. Halle. about nine mile
north Of town, was destroyed by hr
week before last. Tho fire was 50 "a
advanced whcn discovered that iarg,
part of the household goods were ais
lost, the piano among other things.
A. l.. OrteR keeps everything 10 thu
~Ey oi staple aai fancy gruceries, pro
visions, etc. Orders promptly file,
and goods delivered at your door
Market price paid for country produce
Mrs. j. Weilo has added to her
stock Of dry goods and groceries finc
line Of mcn's and wOtncn's shoes.
Call and sec her stock before purebaS-
ing. Cash or goods Ia exchange fo'
produce.
wAxrEp-IO 10 80 acres, with !
running spring. suitable for conEruc,
ton Of n Fish Pond, n1t more than 5
miles FROM X. X. station; cheap fol
cash. Address, X i4?, ST. Louis,
Globe Democrat.
Herman Traueruicht, mere hant
tailor, has Just received fine line OF
spring goods and samples, TO which
he invites the attention Of the public.
DOn't fail to see them before ordering
your spring suits
The students Of Carleton College
will celebrate Washington birthday
this Wednesday, evenIng wiIh 4 mu.
steal aud literary entertainment, TO
which everybody Is invited. AdmiS-
sion 10 cents. Refreshments will be
served after the reciials. for which au
extra charge will be made.
r. Gicrsc, the merchant tailor, has
beeu among sou 4 long time, aud bis
work speaks for itself lie keeps the
largest line Of piece goods TO select
from, which Is more satisfactory than
selecting from samples, but he will also
order any special goods sou may wish.
Ills prices are always low and BIZ
work guaranteed.
We have Ist flushed our annual
stock taking, and as we have q lot OF
goods that VIC do not want to carry
over. we are Offering some great bar
gains which IL will pay our friends aud
customers TO avail themselves Of. We
would rather have the money to put
into our spring stock than the goods,
aud are anxious TO let them 90 cheap,
cheap, cheap. C0LE & NixoS.
Arc you enjoying the travelling IT,
brary, which Is located at Mrs. Gather.
Inc Wilson's. with Mas Eudie Wilson
as librarian The books are free to
every citiEen Of Pennington who will
observe the rules. The library hours
are from to . O'Clock on Monday,
Wednesday aud Saturday, aud the
trustees request that the hours be rigid
~ observed.
Most Of the material Of the Bonnc
Tere Democrat. Register Office was
saved from the fire on the Ilth. and
Mfr. Roy managed under difficulties 10
get his paper out last week, though in
a somewhat abbreviated form, on ao-
CONT Of the loss of his large press.
We are glad to know he came out as
well as he did, aud hope he will soon
have everything adjusted aud moving
along smoothly.
Ed. A. VI. Harral will Gil his regu-
lar appointment at the Christian church
next Sunday morning and evening, In
The morning he will preach discourse
particularly to the boys and girls. aud
biz text will be, Naming the Baby"
he would like for aiI--thc old a. well
"a the young---whose duty does not call
hem elsewhere, 20 attend. Ia tine
evening he will preach Oh 1.-The Power
md Influence OF Words"
Mr.. W. X. Dobbins announces HIM
self this week m a candidate for City
Kenneth IL well known to
BUR people, having been born and
reared here. and possesses the qualil-
cations TO make an efficient marshal.
lie Asks fair consideration Of his can
lidacy. aud II elected win put forth
sls best efforts to discharge the duties
n the Office In way that win be ac-
'episbie 20 the people.
We acknowledge the receipt Of Gal
Teston papers from Maj. Phil y. Peers
Il Dickinson, Texas, which tell OF the |
ate cold snap ihere---thc mercury 60
az down 20 within Z Of zero. We
Ilso notice in The same paper that our
'enerable old friend, Rev. j. W. Rob |
nson. Ia visiting his son. MFR. C. Med.
Robinson, ct Galveston, and tho News
,.vcs an interesting resume Of sermon
70 preached In .ha. eisy on the 18th
1 st. Johns Methodist church.
Mill. No., February 10, 1890.
Enron TINES: Please announce 10
ny brothers and sisters In Christ and
rieasss .hst ! hare NOT becn able 10 20
Iaif mile iron home since December
Oh. 1903. I frost my work on earth
] done. | am only wnising for my |
hasge TO come. I an not aba To III
p today, onIy IN bed. Please publish
u ne, and oblige ycus.
Nav. =. n. CnaspLEa.