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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15
LlBERTYvH.LE ITEMS.

Mt. C. NJ Murray Is building I
cls,crn.
Born, Feb 80, 1900, to the wife o.
Rev Mcdowell, a son.
Born, Feb q. 1900. to the wife oI
&. S. Hughes, daughter.
Mira. r u. ileard Of Cross Road.
nelghboriood Is quite sick.
Judge (Esq } Mitchell bad a special
term Of e0ufl last Thursday.
Air. and Mrs. Geo. ". Kinney went
OPP 10 Flat River yesterday to visi. rela-
lives.
Afr 5 D. Griffith and family Of Avon
were wishing relatives add friends here
las, week.
Mrs. Hannah Simpson, M uld lady
sbou, IS yeats old, 81 Cross Roads,
died yesterday afternoon.
What's The matter viii the county
oaudidalesi None have annuunccd. Is
there no one booking for II job this year'
Mrs. Burr has been seriously M ior
some time ct the residence Of Mr.. John
". Sebastian, bot was able 10 DO taken
home last Thursday.
Jas. e. Ballard was down Sunday
from the Flat River district, where be
Is holding down position ms book
keeper for Que Of the lead companies.
Mr.. J. II. Mcdowell lately sold his
farm To Cyrus Moore for considcra-
ton Of 81 800, and on Marcu 90 sold
his live stock, farm machinery, and
implements VI public sale, aud has de-
cided farming does lot pay.
Last week was warm and clear, and
we eau hardly keep from thinking that
spring has opcEed Ia earnest, but we
suppose ~ is too good to last. ="
However, farmers are making the best
OF the fInc weather while Il lasts.
March ~. REx.
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Notice Of Annual School Election,

Notice Is hereby given 20 the gnali.
fed voters Of school District No. -,
(Chy Of Fsrmingion), township SO,
range 0 east, county Of ST. francois,
State of Missouri, tia. the annual
school election Of said district will be
held at the pubiic School House In the
city Of Pennington, on Tuesday, April
ID. 1900. commencing at : O'Clock
q. m, and ssosing at shutdown, aHi
snoag other things specllied by Law.
tho following propositions win be voted
spon:
lat. Two diresiors, TO serve three
years each.
20. To inereaee the school tas 20
cents on The siea vaiaslian for pur-
cbsso Of property usd building pur.
poses, a follOwss
ID. Authorizing the School iscari
Of said district TO purchase lot lying
south VI aud adjoining present schesl
property completing the bloch, she
purchase price 10 DO one hundred Dol
bars.
ssh. AaihcYing tho School Board ia
purchase bot and 10 build ihcseoa q
school baiIding sor the nse % Tho csl.
ored srbooIs at cost not 10 csceed
et,soe for Ivs and building.
rs order OF this Hoard
y. Nj. EAsscH, Scc'y.
Eafmsnascns Mo-, March rs, 1900.
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The Huntsville ono, Herald re-
marks; Hardware men say that
farmers who eomo 10 buy implements
and find the price several dollars high
er on erery implement simply decline
TO buy, saying that they will mend up
their old plow, or ether implement
needed this year, aud try TO get along.
], Is the same in every kind Of bust
meas. Everybody will scimp aud save
with the hope that something will b.
done to take the arbitrary control Of
prices out OF the hands OF the few, aud
let supply and demand without ics or
hindFance control. "
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

The Board Of Aldermen held spo.
eial session Monday evening for tho
purpose of laking definite action in tia
important matter Of establishing a pere
niancnt system ut grades for the streets
OF the city. Major Blake, surveyor
Of Sedalia, and Ar. Bender Of Bounc
Ierte, y civil engineer aud dFaughls-
man, were present and addressed the
Board on tho subject, giving consider.
able enlightenment as TO the process
and extent of the work necessary TO sc.
cure satisfactory results. The Board
decided to meet next Monday evening,
March 10, At : O'Clock, BY which iluae
estimates Of the cos, Of The undertaking
will have been made aud wriiteu prop
osilions submitted, after which con-
tracts are to he made aud the woik
commenced at once,
Judges Of election were selected as
follows to serve at the city election, 10
be held Tuesday, April .
First ward--voliEg place, City Hall
Ed MoClntick, \. H. MoConn, I'e-
ter Schmidt, ST., aud John n. Adler.
Second ward--Soting place, Court
Eiouse---Josiah Brui,,, o y. Mayberry,
benjamin fowl, Thomas T'afic.
Third ward---votihg place. Adam
SchmIttfa Tngbn ahOu-S 4 Smith
G. NJ. Haines, A. r. Malkins, ID. J.
Doughty.
Fourth ward--vo,ing place. Man
legs shoe s,ore--lleury Manloy, Henry
koh'meyer, 6. IL. lawson, John A.
MARKS.
Que Alderman from each ward 10
serve iur two years, and n City Col
leoIor tor two years are TO be elected
The Boatd adjourned 10 meet al 8
O'Clock Monday evening, March ~.
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THURSDAY, MARCH -, 1900.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CHFs.

tHEsBITERIlN-llcv. =. I. RJfFNEB. 70 u.
rastor-i'raching sunday morning and eve.
uinH; SUNDAY school ~ g.a q. M, Wa. NJ.
IIyuLAN. Superintendent. rraJcr meeting
wednesday evening.
METHODIST ErtsyurhL, soUtiI-Ilry, s. ".
EuEHT. Pastor - Preaching every SUNDAY
mornInE and evening, sunday EcuOi At -
a. IA, Dr. J. l.. IitN. >upJ. Prayer meet
M every "Wednesday evening.
METHODIST ErJ'vorAts--Rcy. }. !. Martin,
luGtor. preaching cVrfy sunday n.OrHiuE
aae evening. sunday schuOl at . ~ a. IA.
I. ". GkrLEy. -upr, lTnycr meeting rE"Jy
"Wednesday evening
HArftsT-iicv. 81, 81. MthCEE, rastor.
pteaciliug nrst and third sundays ~ each
month. morning aud evening. tIay "a
mrciing evoy "Wednesday evening sun.
day school ava. m. i.7r johnson. sugrriH.
tendcat.
uHmsTtAN RIA. \. II. ;:kaRAL. Psstor.
preaching ihiui and fourth runen1s ui
each muuth. morning ald evening. sun
day school - am, ". \. Fleming. super.
lntendent. s. =. =. G. D.. every sunday
evening Mt o'C.Irk.
:dfTHEEAN-iicv. A, t.. HuuLtiNu, pastor
Preaching every suu,.uy morning except Tie
fourth, eatechisin after church.
UAruoLiU--Rcv. Father T0uNEr. resident
priest. Mass every sunday except FIRST at ~
o'clock; cateclilBm same days al ?so.
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IIRcIIOR, City Of farnIHgtoR

Notice Is hereby given that an cleo
lion will be held in the city Of Farm.
ington on Tuesday, the Sd day Of April,
1900, In the wards of said city, for the
purpose Of eleciing City Collector,
for the term Of two YEARS, and one Al.
derman for each ward, for a term of
two years each.
The election for First ward will DO
held al the Mayors Office; for Second
ward, ut the Court House; for Third
ward, al Adam Schmilt's wagon shop;
for Fourth ward, at Mapley's shoe
store. Polls to be opened and closed
as the Law directs. Given under my
hand this l4th day of March, 1900.
GEoRGE NJ. WILSON, Mayor.
Attest SAM. l.. AsBrRY, Clerk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

Maple Sugar at AIekinney's.
Mis- Lulu Miller Is in st. Louis.
Iloarders wanlcd--at ". VI. Woods
Northern seed oats at Grand Leader.
All kinds Of seeds at Davis
Spfost's.
For pure Maple Syrup so to Klein
4 bros.
NoFthcrn seed potatoes at Grand
Leader.
Several fishing excursions arc on
The Iapis.
Apple, peach aud plum butter al
Klein 4 Bios.
Huber & Johnson will appreciate
your patronage.
rickel relish, mixed aud plain pickles
al Klein d Bros.
Watches, new stock and lowest
prices, at Tc,lcy's.
For seed potatoes, hay, oats aud feed
60 10 Cole & Nixon.
Northern seed corn and garden seed
Mt tho Grand Leader.
Fresh line cakes aud jumbles Just
received At Mckinney.
Miss Mary Swaux of 81. Louis Is
visiting Miss May HELLER.
Threaded Goldfish. white fab aud salt
herring At Klein q Iiro.s.
For field seeds 10 To Cole & Nixon.
They handle only tie very best.
Worcester Corset, the hes, corset
made. for sale By Davis q spru,..
Misses Ida yollaih and Nellie Carrie
ION have returned from ~. Louis.
See tho fresh line Of spring goods
and samples al II. Traucrnicht's.
lliss Lulu Mason seiufned homsisom
sn extended siss, TO DeSoto Saturday.
1890 will buy s-drawer sewing
machine, fully warranted, a, Tellay's.
saolke tho Queen Of Modern Weed
men Y yau would enjay q good smoke.
Mr. and Airs. y. W. Flescher ara
visiting Dr. and Mrs. L. ~. Perkins,.
Seed potatoes, seed osis. grass, cIo-
W. and garden seeds ~ Davis 4
1pvett's.
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German SshcOl.

Rev. 6. l.. Iocher will begin a reg
ulur German course IN this city March
9th. The course will cnu ist ui read.
luz. iransIt'ing, spelling, grammar,
and natural methods Glasses will
meet every Monday aud Thursday, 4
p. m. to p. NJ, and 5:3O p. m. to
. so y. M, IN Carleton College.
Tcrms-si. 90 per mJuth. All those
wishing 10 take mp this course will
Kindly send their name to box lls,
stating al the same Time II you desire
to cutter the afternoon or evening class.
Rev. Iocher would be pleased 10 see =
large number enter. send in your
name soon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

Notice Is hereby given to tho stock
holders Of the 81. Francois Gravel Road
Company that there will DO meeting
OF The stockholders Of said Company at
their Office In the city Of Farniugton,
Mo-, on Monday, March &c, 1900, tor
the purpose Of eiec.ing I've Directors
Of said Company TO serve for one year.
W. u. caYcEr PrcsIdefa.
GEonGE NJ. WILSON, Secretary.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

Nervous weakness or palpilalion Of
tho heart indicates disorder in tho
stomach aud digestion. Prickly Ash
Bilters is a wonderful remedy is such
eases. II clcansps, strengthens and
regulates the stomach, liver and bow
els, removes the cause Of the heart
symptoms and builds up strong and
vigorous body. Sold by b. Z. Me
Cormiek Drug Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

Where can you invest money more
probably than by buying bottle Of
prickly Ash iiltcrsi You get four for
one, a kidney medicine, liver tonic,
stomach sircuglhcncr aud bowel cleans
CT. Four medicines for o. Sold BY
h. G.. Mccormick Drug Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

We have Just got in our SPRING
CARPET SAAIPLES-&O OF the very
latest productions in Velvet, Moqaef,
Administer, Brussels, Tapestry, and ?
and spy Ingram. Our plan Of selling
from sampIr gives our customers a
much larger line TO select from and
saves them 10 TO rs per cent in the
price We sell them close. An who
contemplate buying anything in Car
pets, Mating. OIL Cloth, Linoieum or
Window Shades and Curtains, will save
money BY bgring Of US.
COLE a. NIXON
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

Beware Of cheap ooal oil. Bwu
Only the best. Hoy Espion, the fan-
ily safety oil. No bad odor, no smoky
chlmneys, 10 eharrsd wisks. Eapion
u The beat coal OH made. and Is sold
By the following deaisss ONLY 10 garm-
ingtous Klein Bses.. Cole q Nixaa,
A. l.. orsen and DAVIS o sprcst.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

The lsonnc Tcrre & Mississippi Rail-
road trains pass Rock Springs going
north at { :jl a. M, 1888 p. m, aud
i:0S y. m going south al ll;45
Il. M, $3.50 p. M, and $40 p. m.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15
Administrations, Notice.

Nosies iE tseFuby given that letters OF I'D
mlnistrafinn were granted TO the under
signed by the Probate Court at 81. Francois
County Missouri. barring date Of February
n. 1850. on the estate OF
+. A, wIGGEH. Deceased.
al persona having claims against said 90
tate are required 10 exhibit them 10 tho I'D
minir raanr for allowance within one yea
from the date OF said isstgra. or they mas
be precfpdnd iFom any benefit OF said es-
tate, amt II not exhibited for allowance
within twn yeara FROM the date 81 said let
terra, they win D. forever barred.
W, a.. YOUNG, Public Administrator
March q, Ek9.
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COURTS.

CiRcui, CoUWr-J d. FOX. Judge-secund
Mondays ia May anu November.
GouSTt C0uRr-F IIst Mondays Ia februa
~ Nay. August nnu November.
I'RoBGTE CouET-SecOnc Mondays la Jan.
uary, April JIiy nnd october.
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Adjourned Term Of County cOari.

County Court met pursuant TO adj
iournment on Monday Of last week and
continued In session tlIi the sIh, trans
acting the following business;
Annual settlement with J.. ID. Tur-
ley, Collector Of the Revenue, made
aud approved.
Annual settlement with Richard
Moore, County Treasurer, was made
and approved, showing the following
amount on hand.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

Call at J. +. PnttmAn's merchant
tailor parlou. and have your measure
taken for a nobby spring suit. lie has
the goods, ard will guarantee you sat
slactIon and The latest style.
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Ed. Eugene Burr will preach at the
Chrisliaa church next Sunday evening.
subject: "The Thief op the Gross /;
Was lie Saved7" Morning service a.
usual. A cordial welcome 20 all.
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4 warrant was also ordered issued IN
favor Of sheriff Highley Tot 500. for
siN months board and attention of
Anna RuihcnAuc, a lnnalic, at State
Lunatic Asylum No /, aud for OK.
pcnscs incurred 10 conveying said lun.
attic to the asylum, payable out Of pau
per aud insane fund aud further or
dcred that the Sheriff make due return
aud report of expenses, etc, at The
next term of court
Settlement Of j. NJ. Smart, consta-
BILE of Randolph township, continued
20 May term.
The following changes were made
IN Road Commissioners District No.
-, Geo. ". Halter, one year, instead
Of ". I. Ritter, declined; J c. Alex.
ander, two years, instead Of james ".
boss; No. 10, Vim. kcrbcr, cue year,
Instead of Jeremiah Hopkins, declined
No 3, Charles Wcimer, two years. In
stead Of Michael Loughlin, declined
No. lG. James rile. two years. In
stead If Thomas G.. Wcsioyer. dc.
elm sd; No. 2, u. s. Banks, one year,
instead Of Geo. l.. Cooley, declined
No. 8, JEFF ID. Bayless, one year, In
stead Of Riley Moore, declined; No.
IL, Henry Deiscr, three years, instead
Of j. II. vaDsiekle, declined; No. is,
Thos. G, Mitchell, lhree years, instead
Of j. W. Yeatgnin, declined.
Court adjourned 10 meet Monday,
April 2.
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Notice Is hervt,y Riven tbss LETTERS tee.
mentary were created to tire undersigned
by the Probate cuurt If - Francois rslula.
" No, on the ran day Of February. roe.
on the estate of
JOEL z0Gts!sS. Drreased,
M persons having ciainss asaiRst said es-
tate are Feaaired 10 axntsst them 10 the
EGesufuTs Ter allowance .ttsin-one geax
fyssm the dAle Of said letters ng fhas may
be prrciuded iFpm any benefit OF said defasei
and " not exhibited for allowance scsts..ts
txn years frurn the date of said iasscrs flses
with be forever barred.
III, LIS zei.Mas s~y / Eseeasurs.
Fe1nuufy u, 800.
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FOR CITY COLLECTOR.

VVrEarc authorized 60 announce
w NM. l.. sACkMANN
ms a candidate for recollection 10 the Office
~ Collector of the city Of Pennington at
this municipal election. Tuesday, April al
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70 uuaE a coLp IN onE pay

Take Laxative Brono calHine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money ifii fails 20 eure,
2sc y. ", Grovs's signature ION eaeh hox.
Ciiy Drug storr. taFsainE,on. No.
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Administrator Notice.

NnSsre 4 lfeycny given ahat i~sssrs OF nd
nin{E.fAftun wefe granted 10 the under.
sicnxa NJ the Probate Court Of "a. Francois
c0unxys Missouri, benring date Of Feb IA .
gsss. on the estate OF
sARsARET a. EVANS. Deed.
all persons having claims agufnst said
estate nfa required 10 exhibit fhem ~ tlsE
administrator foF ai,uwanre wffbtN CHS
y%1r rom the date OF raid letter.. or they
may he pracfuzed frDtn any bcucct Of z4f<a
sers. they VII be forever harred.
W. n YOCx6.
Ftns y, E5sHs Fuafse Adzu&ntzfsWrrg.
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For dslielsus saoke try .swees
I.iiac'' brand. yos wea't DO iisap.
pointed.
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taken far nobby spring suit. lie has
the goods, ard will guarantee you sat
sIaction and the lstc>, style,
Mrs. Simpson, widow Of the late
Judge VIM. simpson. died at her home
at Cross Roads, in Liberty township.
on the lith inst, aged about u years.
The funeral took place Tuesday.
Ed. Eugene Burr will preach at the
Chrisliaa church next Sunday evening.
subject; "The Thief op the Gross;
Was tie Savedf" Morning service as
usual. A cordial welcome 10 all.
nr. ]. j. Martin will deliver one OF
bic highly interesting lectures at the
N. T.. Church IsIs (Thursdsy) even
log, March 18th, at $50. lie sure
10 attend, for you will be greatly bee
Gifted.
Mr.. Mary NJ. Smith died at the
home Of her sou To- law, Joseph Reed.
er, 10 Pennington. nn Sunday, March
| 18th, aged So years, 2 months aud / 6
days. The funeral took place from
the Catholic church Tuesday morning.
DIR. l.. Werblum, optician, of ST.
Louis, will make bis second visit To
Huntington March rs TO 81, Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday, and win be
pleased to give free examination at Dr.
+, l.. keilh's office in the Realty build
log.
Mrs. J W. luck entertained a few
friends informally Saturday afternoon
There were present Mrs. Hudson, Mrs.
W. n. Fleming, Mrs. T.. &. Simmons,
Mrs. J. {. Logan, Misses Kate Marks,
Tono Sebastian, Kate Braham, Villa
Buck and Mary Wilson.
Married, n, the Circuit Clerks Office
In the town of Pennington, March =,
1900, Mr.. VIM Halter Of Elyins aud
Aii.s Fora Hesy Of Flat lIiyer, Judge
" NJ Smith performing the ccre-
mony. May happiness and prosperity
attend lheln through their matrimonial
voyage.
Mr. AIonzo Sebastian died Saturday
morning, March i0Ib, of pneumonia,
at his home In Pennington, aged sc
Years. He leaves n wife, four children
and large number Of relatives to
mourn bis death, who have the sympa-
thy Of many friends in their sore be-
teaycmcnt.
Mr. Jas. a. Warren, clerk Of Road
District No. (Stono) writes Us that
the Road Commissioners Of that dis.
rrict met las, Saturday and appointed
Il =. Warren road oycrsecr at 81 30
per day, be being the lowest bidder
The other bidder, !. d. lluh, put in n
bid Of sl.I5 per day.
We will deliver goods TO the Flat
River mines free Of charge.
DAVIS g. SPEoTT,
Alr John MuIrll Of Doc Run an.
nnunccs himself this week rs eau
dida,e tnT County Collector. lie was
born aud reared 10 this county, and i
veil and favurably known 10 a large
number of our people ms q i.os,.class
business man, who Is well qualified for
The important position which he now
asks At the hands of the people. Tie
is man Of upright character, genial
and courteous Ia his bearing to every
body, aud will doubtless prove a pop
ulAr aud strong candidate Tor thu nom.
nation. Mr. Murfill is lifelong
Democrat, has been worker IN the
ranks but never before a candidate for
public Office, and his claims are enii.
tied 10 favorable consideration.
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Hon. VIM, II, Young announces
this week as a candidate Tor represent.
aiiye, subject to the nomination Of the
Democratic party. lie represented
this county 10 the SSH General As.
scmbIy, and the Journal Of the iiouse
shows for him n record Of which he
need not be ashamed. lie Is well
known TO our people as a clear-cu
Democrat, aud as one whose lie-long
interests and sympathies have been
with our people. His former expert
euce In ,he Legislature e9nips him fur
intelligent work irom the start. The
Democratic voters Of the county will
doubtless give his claims careful con-
sidcrallon. and u he Is nominated be
will not prove dead-bead in the cam.
paign, but will make an active can
vass for tho whole ticket.
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Talk is cheap

II VIII sell shoes isnnRtlmesi, but II
won't Insure tifo purchaser against dis
appointment. Now. we never depend ON
talk In our business. We rely upon the
merits Of our shoes, and our popular
prices. ana whenever we make n sale we
always feel satisfied that the buyer will
come again.
That Is becanSa we spare no Iains 90
M feet and give satisfaction.
j. II. karsch Shoe Co.
See our new styles In spriRg ana sum
MGR foot .Near.
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Dir. j. J. Martin will deliver one OF
bic highly interesting lectures at the
N. T.. Church tails (Thursdsy) even
log, March 18th, at $50. lie sure
TO attend, for you will be greatly ber-
Gifted
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AIR. Frank Gierse died at his home
In Pennington on Friday, March 8,
1900, Of pneumoais, aged 40 years, G
months and ls days. Mr. Gicrse came
10 America from Germany about twenty
years ago, and couple Of years after
wards, November 2, 1889, was mar
ricd 10 Miss Matilda best ct this coan-
~. Al the time Of his marriage be
was engaged ln business al Poplar
Bluff, bot few months afterwards de-
.crmined TO remove to Pennington.
and in March, 1883, he started In hHsl-
meas here rs merchant tailor. He
bulk up good trade aud was accounted
ono Of the en,erptising aud successful
business mon u the town. lie was a
good citizen. man Of sprighs eharae-
ier, aud bad many friends throughout
,he county. Funeral services werc
held at the Catholic church at 1880
y. m. last Sunday. and bis body was
sIbcnce taken to calvary cemetery for
in,eruent. lie leaves devo'cd wIio
and swo ems. 10 whom he Was loving
husband aud siiectionste father. who
Ihaxe the sympathy q anany isicnds IL
their great sossuw.
4fSt <2ss--s
Tic s.srest L;ieen y delicieus
loo cifur. Il b delight to ssnokr
shesas. Dsniurs shsuId order them from
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Mr.. Mary NJ. Smith died at the
home Of her sou. To- law, Joseph Reed.
er, In Pennington, nn Sunday, March
| 18th, aged So years, 2 months aud l6
days. The funeral took place from
the Catholic church Tuesday morning
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Total amount OF balances

Samuel l.. Asbury, County Surveyor
and CX.Olliciu Commissioner Of Roads
and bridges, was ordered 10 examine
apd estimate the probable cost Of build
ing au iron bridge over Big River a,
George Ford, on Bonnie rerfo aud
Pennington road, and make due report
thereof st the adjourned term Of the
Court on Monday, April ?, 1900.
Bills allowed and Warrnnts issued a.
follows:
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Mrs. J W. buck entertained a few
friends informally Saturday afternoon.
There were present Mrs Hudson, Mrs.
W. n. Fleming, Mrs. +. q. simmons,
Mrs. J. {. Logan, Misses Kate Marks,
Tono Sebastian, Kate Braham, Villa
Buck and Mary Wilson.
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Dr. L. werblum, op,ician, of St.
LOUIS, will make bis second visit 10
Huntington March rs TO 81, Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday, and win be
pleased to give free examination at Dr.
+. l.. keilh's office in the Realty build
inc
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

For clover, timothy and grass seed,
call at the Grand Leader.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

Married, ut the Circuit Clerks Office
In the town of Pennington, March 4,
1900, Mr.. VIM. Halter Of Elvius sud
Ali.s Fora keay Of Flat l'iyer, Judge
W. NJ. Smith performing the ccre-
mony. May happiness and prosperity
attend them through their matrimonial
voyage.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-15

Mt. Jas 4. Warren, clerk Of Road
District No. (SIono) writes Us that
the Road Commissioners Of that dis.
lrict met last Saturday and appointed
Il =. Warren road oyersecr at $50
per day, he being the lowest bidder.
The other bidder, ! d. Huff, put in Il
bid Of sl.75 per day.