The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

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Have you seen th0 new patterns in
Dress Goods aud Lining ut the Grand
l.eadcr7
Tho Ladies' Shakespeare Club has
been reorganizcd, with Mrs. George j..
Cole ss president.
For Sale--GrAnd Square Emerson
Piano; in good repair. Cheap. hp-
ply TO Vim. Lorenz.
The most elegan, fall suisings Ia tho
county at 2. Gierse's merchant tailor.
Ing establishment.
Largest Stock, Lowest Prices, and
Neatcst Patterns in Dry Goods this
week at the Grand Leader.
Dr and Mrs. Fugaie left last week
for Cincinnati to attend the great jubi-
Ice of the Christian Church.
Call at the Grand Leader Mercantile
Co.'S. We will show ynu the largest
stock, latest styles and lowest prices.
For all kinds Of school supplies,
books, tablets, stationery, crayOns, pen.
ellis, pens, etc, go to the City Drug
Store.
Rev. Dr. s. T. Rufiucr Is at Pleas.
ant lIill, Cape GiTatdeau county, this
week, assisting Rev. kiIlough IN pro-
tracted meeting.
A musical club, called the Eutcr-
pcan Orchestra, has been organized by
some Of the young ladies and gentle
men Of Pennington.
NJ. T. Gregory Is a firsl-clhss black
smith. II you want good work In that
line OF your horses shcd right. call &,
his shop. next door TO the Electric
Light Plant.
Evangelist Moore will personally c0n-
duct the excursion TO California on Fri.
day night. TO aud see the Wonder
laud of America. Round trip 10 cents
at Christian church.
'In White Robes, a story Of the
Christian Martyrs, Is to be presented
in Pennington shortly by local talent,
assisted by the author, for the benefit
OF the Public School Library.
Miss Carrie +. Tipping, formerly
music teacher at Elmwood Seminary,
was married on the nth inst, at her
home In Staunton. Va, 10 Mr.. Edw d
l.. Guihcrie Of Point Pleasant, La.
A. l.. oFten keeps everything In the
way Of staple aud fancy groceries, pro-
visions, etc. Orders promptly filled
aud goods delivered nj your door.
Market price paid for country produce.
Born, October 10, 1890, Edward
Fisher Simmons, son of Dr. Edward
G.. and Esielle Fisher Simmons.
Tho ehnd that Is born on the sabbath day
Is btithe and boRny and good and gay"
DIR. G. II. Perkins, who has been
living Ia Illinois for seyeral years, has
returned To VI. Francois county, and
located at f.ibertyyille, where he has
bought property aud will practice med
icine.
Dr. aud Mrt. Frank l.. Keith, with
their little son Gleuwood and isaby
Dorothy, left yesterday for New York.
to be gone about two months. Dr.
Keith goes for the purpose ID taking a
post graduate course IN medicine.
Iiis line of gcntlrmen's saiiings 10
always the best aud of the latest pat
tcFus---we mean 4. Glerse. the mer-
chant tailor. lie has just received q
large line Of fall goods. You ought 10
see tl.em and order snlt aE once.
Try pancake Hour--kiein q bro.
have fresh supply.
j. +. Pullman, merchant tailor, has
just received an unusually attractive
line Of imported and domestic fall goods
aad samples. In NIL the latest and most
elegant designs. He iaviies you TO calf
aud sec him. aud will guaraasee yeu
style, Ct and best workmanship.
Horse shooting a specially at Al. r..
Gregory's blacksmith shop, next to
Electric Light Plant.
Arthar Bsyd of near Avon, Ste.
Geaevisve coan:y, got inso a fighs with
Andrew vogt during dance gisen 1t
vsicuiine IIerman's last "Wednesday
night, when vsgt struck him an the
side Of the head with club or heavy
asIck, inlicting injuries from which
Bayd died on Saturday. We have not
been able to icsrn any Of the details Of
The affair. Boyd leaves ycang wiic
and bshy.
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Doat miss 4. WhatT The excur-
sion IN California; and lhc wcnaertui
Yosemlle vality. Friday aighs II Chris
tisn sharcb. Hound tsia Ticket osly
10 e9uta.