The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-12-28

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pastorate here next Sunday. The
morning service will be of special In
ierest to all who expect to affiliate with
the Christian Church Ia the future.
Bi.marck hiss telephone connections
with all offices ON the ST. francois Tel.
cphone Company lines or other lines
via Elvins; also transmits without de-
lay sll messages to and from Western
Union Telegraph Co., from n. IN. 20
9p. M. j. J. NoRwISE, Manager.
Gierse, the merchant tailor, 10 al
ways looking out for something to
please his customers, aud in his fall
goods. which have arrived. he has
some uf the most attractive piece
goods ever brought 10 Pennington,
lie invites you TO call and see them,
and As sou will be wanting n fall sui,
soon leave your order.
The WeingaFlen correspondent Of
the Ste. Gcncyicve News says; 1.-THE
copper mine Is In full operation again,
since the new company has taken hold.
They are working day and night aud
some farmers begin to prospect again.
The wish of the people Is that the mine
will prosper, meet with success and run
now while II is In progress. |, started
TO run several times already, but each
time II ran too fast and fell down"
The G-year.old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Cump OF Ea-t B1nne
Tcte, met with fearful death last
sunday. la the room where the little
one and couple Of other children were
playing Is : hing heater, with an open
ing near the bottom, and the clothing
of the unfortunate child became ignited
by contact with the ire through this
opening In the stove. Both the pa
rents were absent at the time, and the
little girl was 70 icarlully burned as TO
cause death few hours later. Tue
distracted aud Borrowing parents have
the sympathy u the entire community.
Democrat Register.
Friday evening, "Rebccca's Td-
umph" will be presented by party
Of young ladies from Cape Girardeau
assisted by Miss Fox Of Fredcricktowu.
I, has been given with great success at
both towns for the benefit of the
Daughters Of the ConicdcTacy Among
the young ladies, Misses Clara Rider,
Alma aud Clara Albert. Constance
rclcrmen and Louise Fox are gaitc
well known here and their many
friends will greet them with a hearty
welcome. The play is full Of bright
things and will be admirably staged
IN every respect aud delightful even
ing Is in store ior those who attend
Rev Fred Combcr aud wife, who len
here about u year ago for Eureka, knn-
sas, have met with such encouragement
in their work that they have concluded
TO remain there another year. Their
many friends IN this county will be-
pleased 10 hear that they ate well, and
the following from the Eureka Herald
shows with what success, they have met;
REV. Fred COmbcr, Of tie Free Zap.
li,t denomination, assisted by his Cs-
Unable wife, has done a noble work
for the Lord during the past year 10
this county, and the adj Joining counties
of Elk aud Wuodson Mr. Combcs 70.
sides In Eureka, bu, bis paIoTatc
changes are onion aud Mt. Z,pn, On
this county; Pleasant Valley. In Wood.
son ccuniy; nud salem, IN En- county
The additions during the pn.t year to
the several Churches under his charge
have beon Ga, splendid work, surely.
We are glad To- know that Mr.. Com
5cr's work Is appreciated by his poo.
pie, ~ Is evidenced by the unanimous
call that has been extended him for an
other year with them"