The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-08

TnE TINES pleasant call. He snys
The wheat in his nelghborIiood Is look
ing we'll, and the cora. which was isie
10 being planted, is doing well bni he.-
gins 20 need rain, aud thinks the grass
and meadows sill be cut short IL we
don't have rain.
For wall paper and shades call on
the Grand Leader Mercantile Co.
The commencement exercises Of the
Cape Girardeau Normal begin on the
10th inst, and close on the iith. The
annual address viii be delivered by
Rabbi Samuel Sale OF ST. Louis 90
Wednesday morning, the 18th, and
Hon. Champ Clark will deliver bic lee
iure on Daniel Webster to the Alumni
Wednesday evening.
Fresh vegetables every morning. at
Klein & Bros.
WicAicss oil aud gasoline stoves aI
the Grand Leader Mercantile Cos.
T. Gicrse, the merchant tailor, has
bccu among you long time, aud his
work speaks for itself lie keeps the
largest iiuc VI piece goods to elect
from, which j. more satisfactory than
selecting from samples, but he ~ 10 also
order auy special goods you may wish.
Hi price, are always iow aud his
work guaranteed,
German Millct ut the Grand Leader
Mercantile Co.'S
Colo & Nixon have the exclusive sale
pi "knoXall' shirts. They certainly
are beauties, and lit perfectly.
Mr., t. g. Russell ot Pennington
55m5 down Siuuiay aud Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs J T.. Dover, aud fam.
IFS. MIR. Russell Is daughter Of old
Father ncrFyman. q Methodist preach
er known IN this section ni Missouri for
60 years, lie was a delegate TO the
General Conference Ia 1874 when the
w. +. Church and the VI. l.. Church,
South, divided -lichmout banner
Remember wa are headgnaucr, Tor
"Cloycr Leaf shoes, the best on earth
Con- & NINON
Furniture, Carpets. Matlincs and
Shades at the Grand Leader Mercantile
Co.'S.
George SimmS, who enlisted ia the
Fifth | ;. Infantry Tor the war, and
whose command has been stationed at
santiago Cuba, ha. received his dis
charge aud Arrived home las, Nclucs-
day George hiss experienced some
active aud pretty rough service hunt
luz down bandits iu Santiago province,
aud was iur a time laid up ia the hos.
piIal with siege 1T fegc-. but comes
home looking well and little the worse
for wear.
You can get sewing machine cheap
at Robert Tc,lry's. Al the standard
makes on hand.
+. Gicrsc has jlst received iac
line OF Spring suiling,. Suits from
Slj up, pot up in beet style
Mr., Fielding l.. McCormIck. bro
tl.cr Of the late Gen. jaime, Il, and
the Hon. John a. Mccormick, died at
his home az Monroe, La, on the 1t
inst, az ripe old age. lie was the
eldest aud the last Surviving mem
Der Of his generation Of this family
Nh. Mccormick was a man Of earns,
Christian character aud was held Ia
tho highest estimation by al who knew
him, aud especially 10y these most in-
nmalely associated with him. As an
Illustration OF the esteem in which he
was held, the Monroe News gives this
striking Illustration: "ln 1876 the
mru at the '. ;. & L. shops IN this
city were discussing what exhibit they
should make at the Philadelphia Cen
lcnuial, when Il was suggested that the
employees send \ MAN as their exhibit
The suggestion was unanimously acted
upon, and without n dissenting voice
air. Mccormick was selected as the
trurst type Of man. 4 purse Of over
$500 was raised among his Coz laboFcrs
In the shops and they sent +. l.. Nc.
Cormiok, Man, the nOblcst work of
tod, as their exhibit. We're vol
ume written it could not say more
than this act implied.
You win find the largest assortment
Of jcwclry Of all kinds In Sou,hr
Missouri at the old established ion cry
store Of Robert Tcllcy.
Excursions every day. That is what
II Is to see The new lines ui summer
dress goods at the Urand Leader Mer.
camille Co.'S.