The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-19

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Elder 4. NJ llaTrcll, who has been
called TO tho Passionate OF the Christian
Church NJ this place, will preach here
next Sunday. lie hiss been engaged
10 preach two Sundays Of each month,
which will probably be the third aud
fourth. Everybody !. invited to come
out aud hear him.
The residence Of Miss Aun nuffey.
about three miles from town on the
Flat River road, was destroyed by lire
last Monday afternoon. There were
no men folks about at tue time, aud
nearly all the household goods were
lost There was no insurance on the
building, which was large log struc-
turo weather. boarded.
=. Gicfse, the merchant tailor, has
been among you long time, and his
work speaks for itself lie keep, the
!s:;S;s=-: !!;;a C: piece goods 20 s-'eot
from, which is more satisfactory than
selecting from samples, bu, he will zlso
order any special goods you may wish.
bis prices arc always low and his
work guaranteed.
We have ! Isl finished our annual
stock taking, aud a. wo have a lot Of
goods that We do not want To carry
over, We are Offering some great bar
gains which it will pay our friends and
customers to avail themselves Of We
wGuld rather have the money to put
into our spriug stock than the good,
aud arc anxious to let them 60 cheap,
cheap, cheap. Con- & NIXON.
81 the annual stockholders meeting
Of the Hauk Of Pennington on the I@th
inst, the following Board of Director.
was elected: r. W. Weber, Miss
Clar rarkhurst, Wm. Il. Lang, j. T..
Klein, j. y. llighicy, II. slccth aud
Peter Guessing The Board Of Direct
urs elected old officers, ms follows: X.
W. Weber, President; VI. T. Csycc,
Cashier; aud Wm. ". Harlan, Score
tIry aud Assistant Cashier.
The Bonnc Terrc Democrat pay,
TIM TiHls aud is cli,og the follow
ing graceful compliment, which, rs
well As the spirit prompting H.. H.
greatly appreciated. Brother Fisher
has been editor ot the FArvlNsro>
TfwFs for lwcniy years, and We believe
il can DC truihiully said that lie sever
sent dali issue to bis subscribers IN
all that time. We hope tina, his able
efforts may be crowned With success
for many moro yesn "
The Chester, PcrryNille. Ste Gcuc-
We've and Pennington railroad WIS
sold w er Commissioner sale at Ter.
pSillc an the 10th inst. special term
oi the Circuit Court having been called
for the purpose Of making the sale
Among the bidders were Louis lInuck.
original protector Of the road; John
Ilapek, representing n number Of bond
holders; aud John V NOEL, supposed
To have represented the Wabash, Chcs-
ter & Western. Each bidder deposited
with the commissioner 81, OUU a.
guarantee OF good faith The bid,
we're $50, 900, SGi, 600, 500, 900
and SOL O0, MIR. liouck making tho
last bid and becoming the purchaser.
AIessrs. Merrill pipkin and ID. Bau-
man have associated themselves to-
gcther ior q general abstract, Insult
ance, real estate aud loan business, as
may be seen by their card in another
column. Mr.. Pipkin has been in the
law and abstract business 10 Farming
ton for twenty years, and his rcputa-
ton foT straightforward and upright
dealing is FIRST class. Mr. Bauman has
for wears been associated with the
picher Lead Co, Of Joplin, aud for
several years has been engaged in OPP
iiouing, drilling, and developing lead
lands in this county. business for
which his general mining knowledge
and varied experience as a mincralo-
5ist peculiarly pusIify him. We wish
hem success.