The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-05

ANAANA &aAtAA1tbN W. ~
Wanted at once by Davis g. spfott
500 bushels corn----trade or caAh.
Mrs. John Bentley gave party OF
Wednesday evening Of last week IL
honor Of Mr.. Croman, which proved 4
mos, delightful affair to all who wer,
present. The company enjoyed them
selves In a social way aud with amuse.
meuts appropriate to the occasion, and
splendid supper was served. MIR
cTozs=z vas hiEhiy pleased oTcr meet
log 10 many friends, and the guests
departed pruisinE the genial hospitality
Of the hostess.
Fancy Northern Potatoes 50c pei
bushel at Klein & Bros.
Photographs s1.O0 per dozen and
up at Trappe's, December price.
"The Star Polish" cleans all kinds
Of metals. English & Co, Druggists.
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Al a meeting Of tho session OF The
presbyterian Chureh' held sunday
January ist, 1899, tina following OIL
GERS and teachers were elected for the
year lSs9' VIM. NJ. Harlan, Super
ip'endenii A. j. Leathers, Assistant
superintendent; Mrs. Jennie heidle-
burg, seeretaryi Miss Mary Wilson,
Treasurer; Miss Mamie Burke, Organ
let. Teaehers--Mrs. G. w. Harlan,
Miss NJ, Holley, VIM. NJ. Harlan, Miss
Alice White, Mrs. g. W. Williams,
Miss Alice Cayce, Miss Virgio Conway,
Mrs. j. 7. Forster, Mrs. Jennie Heidle-
burg, and A. J. Leathers.
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ha' i, MISSES anu oH''uio" JACK
oA NJ "'a"' i'e"uoi "ef' ~
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After a tenure Of twenty wears, Cir.
cult Clerk j. G. Alexander went GU, Of
of all for his uniform oourtesy. and n
clean record of which he may well be
proud. Prosecuting Attorney Aber-
=, . v,n,, a,,orrsv .n5 v;,, oom,,.r
ativejv mi. erperienee. rciires after a
long ,snurs "a an ef,cicr; wo,l
equipped lawyer, with the respect OF
all the bar. Mr. spFott for two terms
made q faithful treasurer, and Tetires
everybody. Tne high esteem In which
Judge Clay Is held on leaving the
Office Of Judge OF Probate Is fully at
tested by the support Of our people
and bis triumphant election as State
Senator. For the outgoing County
Judges and Sheriff, whatever may have
been their attitude toward TuE TINES,
1t holds no malice, and can only wish
for one and all that the future holds
for them naught but good.
Another carload of Furniture this
week at the Grand Leader Mercantile
Co. IS store.
just received NJ T. Gierse's nice
hhe Oh saiungs' pants ana oFereoa'
piece goods'
Stoves at the lowest prices IN Farm.
ing,ou at the Grand Leader Mercantile
Co. q store.
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The newly elected county officers are
all now In charge of their offices. The
following changes are made: MFR. j.
G. Alexander retires as Circuit Clerk.
and Mr. Jos. @. Williams takes bis
place; Jadge j. 3. Clay, elected State
relires as Probate Judge, and
Judge Jere S. Gossom takes charge;
Sir. J. A. Abernalhy goes out as Pros
ecuiing Attorney, and Mr.. W. l..
reiires as County Treasurer, and Mr.
Richard Moore enters upon the ,intics
Of that Office; Mr.. W. u. Rariden goes
out as Sheriff. aad Mr.. JEFF u. High.
ley assumes charge; Dr.. J. II. Eng
i smith .,a .iac,aa s,v nra..r, ,ar,,
oop,i.ues I, ossicc. Judve slec,b re-.
Tires AZ Presiding Judre az County
Court and Judge Y. r. swink takes
his place on the bench Judge W. f.
i'oss rc'ires as Associate judge First
District aud sndge 'ohn A. safisli
WI, sis 10 ms stead Juage W. ~
slec,ed. and continues 10 oceuuy hls
place On The County bench. Mr. Thos.
n Siam. couutv ;,lerk. and MIR IA
D. raricy. Co,lssscr. were reelected