The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18

/ uutil Fcbsuary lst, Gicrsc, the
merchant tailor, viii make pants of all
heavy weight goods at greatly reduced
+. ptices.-
4 fresh line Of pruues, ralsins, seeded
raisins, aprico,s, pears, peaches, figs,
dates, ciiron, orange and Lemon peel
at Klein & Bro s.
Preaching next Sunday at the Chris
tian church, morning aud evening. Y.
p. y. e. q. meets at G p. ~. A
hearty welcome 20 all visisors,
The sweet Lilac" Is a delicious
I Toe cigar. It Is delight to smoke
Them. Dealers should order them from
W. l.. sackmann, Pennington, Mo.
| An oyster supper viii DO given at
tho Dcl.assus church on Saturday night,
January 20, for the benefit of the sun
day school. Everybody Is cordially In.
ylled TO attend.
Now Is the time 10 get q winter
suit At a bargain Until February LIST
T. Gierse, merchant tailor, will make
up all heavy weight goods at big
reduction, to make room for his spring
stock,
The memorial service Of Rev. T. W.
Jacoby, the late presiding elder Of tho
81. Louis district, will be held In the
German ~ +. church at Copenhagen,
January 2S, at ! / n. M, by the pastor,
Rev. G.. J.. Z,cher.
The week Of prayer was continued
through this week, anl meetings will
be held At The Christian church this
Crhursday) evening, Friday evening
al lhc baptist church No announce
mcni Is made yet for Saturday sight.
Everybody does not know that to
cancel internal Tcveuuc stamps Of 90
cr";S aud over, three sits must be
made across tho stamp With kuiis or
some sharp instrument, beside writing
OF stamping the Initials aud date on II.
The quarterly meeting of the German
A. T.. Church will be held IN the Doe
Hun church January 90 aud q. Rev.
I T. Martin Of DcSoto will conduct the
services. Meetings will be, Saturday,
ESQ p. M, aud Sunday, 10 Il. NJ. aud
p. M. Everybody Is cordially In.
yltrd.
Mr.. W. G. Newly, one Of ST Fran
eois roaniy's old and much respected
citizens, died at his home, near French
Village, last Tuesday evening, about C
O'Clock, 10 the 14th year of his age.
Mr.. Newly was good citizen, an up
right man, and highly esteemed by his
neighbors and acquaintaHves.
Owing TO the absence from the city
Of the chairman of the travelling H.
braries, there was slight delay In
shipping No. 80, the catalogue Of
which was published last week, but II
will be here 50 that books may be taken
out Saturday. The library hours are
from 0 TO IL a. M, tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. Please do not call
for or return books at any other time
than these days and hours.
Ir. G.. II. Perkins has located Ia
Farmiuglou for The purpose Of prnc,ic-
lug medicine. lie was bore and reared
near Pennington, and " known 10
many of our people. lie graduated In
1885, aud pracliecd for year In the
Female and City Hospital OF st. Louis.
For the past four years he was loea,ea
In Clinton county, Ill.,, and removed
back to this county with bis iamily last
fail. Sec professional card in another
column.
$4,000 ron 90 ACRKs.---In 1850
the county bought iorty-acre tract Of
land. adjoining what is nov hunwn rs
the Derby tract, for quarry Fsrposes
M building the Jail, paying sGS for Il.
Last Monday County Clerk STAN, act-
ing as agent for the county, sold The
forty acres for 90, 000---sI50 per acre.
1t has never been prospected for lead,
but the purchaser is evidently satisfied
that Il Is worth oil he paid for t. The
sale Is good one fer the county. Thu
&C. 600 goes Into the coi,siugeut fund.
The County Court h M session this
week, and Is cngsged In re-arranging
The road districts In accordance with
the new road Law. Three eommls-
siohers win be- appoinsed for each dis
srics, who win mt out the working of
the roads By contract. Poll and other
road taxes will hare 70 DO paid In cash 4
the old system III road ovcsseers and
the working oas Of road taxes 10 done
awsy with. The loaudasies Of the
rev road districts and the Sppointnsenf
Of commissioners wcrc NOT complased
In iiue TO be psblisbed In thiz issae.
bat VIII appear nsxt weck.
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