The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-03-02

b Globe Democrat.
Herman Trauctnicht, merchant
tailor. has Just received Sac line IT
spring goods aud samples, TO which
he invites the a,icnlinE Of the public
Don't Iail to sec them before ordering
your spHng suits.
I = Gierse, the merchant tailor, has
been among you long time, aHd hi
sc.l. speaks !as l=eg Hc KEGS .aa
Iiargc1 Enc Of piece goods 20 select
from. which Is more satisfactory than
selecting from samples, bV hc will also
sr,lcr suy special goods you may wish.
q. Ills prices aro always LsW aud he
work guaranteed
4 Hon. W. II. Young has bccR ap.
pointed hy the GoycrSu~ 10 the Office
81 Public Administrator of ST. Francois
couaCy. Tho sclcction l. a gsod cue
This couRy w believe has ncvcr bad
! 4 publsr Administrator, bui toe That
I Mr.. Young has been appointed sad has
accepted the position, there may be
alhcrs q ho utll tiink il u work look
ins after 1T the next ele5iioU Of couniy
officers.
| Nc. Gc1rgr N. lidacs suuouuccs
himself this week a. candidate Tor
County Schoal Caassis.iOsef ol ~.
EIaucuis county. Mi liaincs is a cour-
teous rcutienaH, Vt upright Character
an experienced anil Successful teacher,
~ hu takes an interest In MI educational
matters, and is well Sustiaed for the
pnsilinn to which he aspires lie asks
tsroratle consideration ID Fis eaadi.
dacy ay the voters 1T the annual school
aOiing. on the first Tuesday in Aptii
The present travelling librsry is to
be returned March IS II has bcoa
quite as mach of success as the FFe-
yious osa. aud request will be made
for a l%drd one The two Ebrariss
have been secured by a subseirtiou of
81 80, Wlach was contributed by ten
persons each ,iiue, and tie sse At the
book has been absolutely free 60 every
resident of the tewR. Those desiring
Ia help secure the new library may
hand their contmbRtioas 10 the librar-
ian, Miss Eudic Wilson, uF % Mrs
Fisher, a. n has been deemed adyisa-
bic 10 have one person contrs0 for the
libraries, rs 1t simphacS tao wsrk Of
the bureau.
Last Thursday wlRtc Jack ShaRcr,
whs lives near Hazel Run a. o., was
at lsOnnc Tcrrc with load ot wood,
his house caught fire in same aaknOwH
manner, aud the baildipz and a part
of the coatcats were burned. Tho firc
was first discovered by son of George
llora, w@o was working iu a aeigh6Sr-
ing 6rsS. Mr.. iiora aud the men
WORKING With him saved q para Of the
| goods. The house belonged to Thon-
IS Sutherland, aud was nat insured.
Mr. Shaner Is now living In house be-
I,nging se George uoru Mr.. Shansr
Is poor msu, and his beishbors are
nirculaiing a petition 10 help him.
George Horn has the petltioa. ---Bonnc
Tcfrc Star.
| Mr. Thomas ". stewart, an old and
highly respected Christian citizen Of
the county, died February 40, 1899,
aged IS years. IIe was bora January
18Th, 1913, In Harrison county, Ny.
In Isi3 he married Miss Nancy A.
Bioom, also Of Kentucky, who pre-
coded him TO the grave some years ago.
Before the war they moved TO Iowa,
where they lived two years, and thea
moved 60 the northern part Of this
State. la the fall Of 1855 he came to
st, Francois county, where be lived un-
Ill the time Of bis death. lie leaves
lwo sons, Mav,iH aud James, and one
daughter, Mrs. J. g. Thomsssop, be-
sides several gFandchllAse= iIe had
been member Of the Methodist Church
since he was 0 years old.
Rev. =. ". Robinson, OF DE I.assus,
Mo. "a minister in the Christian Church,
sas arnigncd before the L. S. Com.
missioner Tuesday escGiag, charged
with violating asproyis'on Of the Fed
cral law by mailing la the pcstoficc al
DC LasHus a postal card, addressed to
QUO Jet Cianin, upea which were then
and there written terms aud language
of n scasfilous, deiamatory and threat
ening character, intended 10 reilcct In
jarioasly npoa the character Of Que
Res. A. Gullcdgc Of llenatite. 10 the
language complained Of Robinson char
acserized Gulledgc ss Q '',lirty fraud. .
The card was written III june last, but |
complaint aae not made to the Federal |
officials until few days ago. On be |
sng sfrsigned Robinson admitted writ |
Ing and mailing the card. and was
taken to 50. Louis Wednesday morning. |
---ifonton Itssisisg.