The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-03-30

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and Mrs }. 4. Foster Of Moselle were
here last week to attend the funeral Of
their father, Judge Richard l.. Sulher-
land
Arc you going TO 10 any papcring
this spring? Il so, see J. -. Rctofnaz,
agent for the L S Wall Paper Co,
and select your paper from 200 beauli-
tul designs.
a musicale by the instrumr ntal aud
vocal classes, assisted By the primary
chorus, will be given at Elmwood On
Friday, april 9Th, at 3 p. m. Ad-
mission twenty-five cents.
The spring millinery opening at Miss
McElligolt's takes place today (Thurs-
day), aud the ladies Of Pennington
and vicinity are invited 10 call aud see
the beautiful new spring styles.
A. l., Orten keeps everything ia the
way Of staple and fancy groceries, pro-
visions, etc. Orders promptly filed
and goods delivered At your door.
Market price paid for country produce.
Mrs. j. Weile has added to her
stock Of dry goods aud groceries n fine
line O, mems and womens shoes.
Call aud sec her stock before purchas-
ing. Cash or goods In exchange for
produce.
Herman Tranernicht, mere liant
tailor, has just received a 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.
In the preliminary examination Of
John Hipes, charged with attempt to
rape, held before Squire Il. c. Tucker
last Monday, the defendant was bound
over in the sum Of $500 to await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
The Bonnie Tcrrc Democrat. Register
has been enlarged to 7-oolumn quarlo,
and gives evidence Of increased patron.
age aud prosperity, which we are
pleased IN note. Bro. Roy doesn't lei
such little thing as a fire discourage
him, but brushes aside the smoke and
SCOT and smiles at misfortune.
An immense line Of
Mems aud Boys
SPRING CLOTHING
just received at
COLE & NIXoN'S.
Latest spring cuts.
Bedrock Prices.
+. Gierse, the merchant tailor, has
been among yan : !oaE time, aud his
work speaks for itself HE keeps the
argesi line of piece goodN TO select
rom, which Is more satisfactory than
from samples, but he will also
rider any special goods you may wish.
lis prices are always low aud his
work guaranteed
st. Francois Lodge No. 4sLo.OF.
las invited all the other Odd Fellow
edges Of the county TO meet with il
text Saturday night There will be
work 10 the initiatory degree, In which
he "iean" of the Doe Bun Lodge
viii lead. After the regular business
4 the evening, banquet will be
pread 1T the 81, Francois aud Braun's
or The guests. A large attendance Is
aud good time anticipated.
A telegram was received In Farming
on Saturday, March 18th, with the
ad news Of the death Of Blanche Corn.
nan. eldest daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
T. NJ. Mckim Smiley and grand dsugh- |
or of Mr.. Frederick Cornmau, Of near
Arlington. Tho parents Of Miss
'miiey are well known here, having
wed near Farmins.ssa some years ago, |
'ut removed back To Harrisburg. Pa, |
fhcfe they have si,s.S resided. de-
easrd was In her 22d year, and be-
ides her parents che leaves three
rcthers, four sisters aud hosls OF rels-
ives TO mourn her death. T..
We have just received news Of tho
'ss by Mr.. aud Mrs. r. A. Parcels Of |
heir little daughter and only child,
josephine, who died at their home 10
'usdslatara Mexico, on Nov. hast,
fona Inflammation Of tho bowels. She
'as born In fniiiland Park, Florida,
the summer Of 1896, aud was two
ears aud thfee mouths old ., tho time
her death. Many Of the iriends Of
lm. Parcels. who was formerly Miss
slsh 81 Ills place. viii remember h,sIc
cssphine when she was here with her
'oahnr Ia The spring Of 1897. She was
lken assay at that sss when 4 little
hid l. 50 Interesting. loyable and COM
nuiouasin. when ia loss, shuuxh 90
esaiy felt, y tempered ~ ihs unal-
'ysd sweesnass end purify q IL spsm- /
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