The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-25


Matters Of special interest to all
members Of The Chrlsiien Church will
be reported at next sunday morning S
service
Furniture, Carpets, Stores, Rugs,
Art Squares, Wall Papers, Shades aud
Dmpcries, full aud complete lines at
the Grand Leader,
4 fresh liuc of pFunes, raisins, seeded
rai-ins, apricots, pears, peaches, fig,
dates, citron. orangc aud lemon peel
at Klein & Bro. IS.
We have completed our annual stock
taking, aud have some rare bargains
Tor you, which We must get MD Of to
make room for spring stock
COLL g. NINUN.
! DR. g. NJ DeLlsscr Of Fiat River.
who expects to leave about the slh OF
February, has some very desirable
household furniture, which he will self
very low at private sale
Now is the time to get = winter
suit At a bargain Until February lst
+. Giersc, merchant tailor, will make
up all heavy weigh goods at biz
reduction, to make room for hls spring
,tUok.
The memorial service Of Rev. T.. W.
Jacoby, the late presiding elder Of the
st. Louis dlSirici, will be held IN the
German NJ =. church at Copenhagen,
January 2s. at II II. M, by the pastor,
Rev G.. l.. Zooher.
Mlssrs. J. +. Jones aud W II. Young
list week bought the residence proper
~ II Mr. J. Il. Murphy, north Of town,
containing seventeen acres, for which
they paid 81 200. II Is tlcir purpose
10 iay II of intO town lots.
Don't neglect TO lake advantage Of
unr January clearing sale. We have
some splendid bargains for you. They
NUT go Mt greatly reduced prices to
make room Tor spring stock. Cant
afford 10 carry them over.
COLE s. NIXON.
The Modern Woodmcn Of America
is one OF the most reliable oi the be-
neyulent beneficiary orders, aud Is AZ
ways prompt In thc paymest of death
claims. Pennington Camp has now 4
membership Of 1903, with 10 applioa.
tons pending.
MIR. Robert Lloyd vas stricken with
paralysis ON Tuesday escning Of last
week, affecting the whole Of his right
side and impairiug hls speech. For Il
few days he Appeared to be getting bet
ter, but at this time there is not much
improvement TO note.
Mr.. A. II. Thtustou, representing
the Republic and soliciting subscrip-
lions for sour Islands and Their PEG.
pie" Is in the city aud will have the
pleasure Of calling on our citizens. We
speak for him liberal patronage, as
The Publication merits il.
Alessrs. F. Rodach and VIM. Trauer-
uicht Of Md ilehrook, =. Ka,hs and
Val Eflitg NJ of Pilot Knob, W. 4, Bell
and .. NJ. Logan of B,lleview, W. n.
Gay mud Antoine Rohen Of IroptoO,
we're here yesterday "Wednesday al
tending the annual meeting Of the
Il ckholders OF tic I.eadington Lead
Company.
Last Thursday nigh. was installation
at the N. w. A. Camp, and the fol.
lowing named oliicers were installed for
the ensuing term: 5. y. Waugh, V.
C.; Fred sohek, ", A.; W. A. Cloud,
4. b.; WIN. L.. sackmaun. Clerk;
VIM. II. Lewis, g.; Ed Bufks. w,
aud w. X. Burks, s. Board Of Man.
agers--Thos. II. STAN, @. II. gsines
and Rev. NJ. NJ. Munger.
A telegram was received al neIassns
from New York last Monday evening
Addressed 10 judge Joe BRADY and
signed johnson, saying, ''Iiobert
died this morning Robert or ''Cos''
Brady has been living 10 Virginia for
several years. and rs tho telegram was
from New York, some Of the relatives
think ,hst probably Il may refer 10
ssDick- BRADY. who lives Ia that city,
and was employed on Inc Herald.
Hon. NJ. X. Smith Of this place and
Mr. w. s. Anthony % 81. Louis, for
MGR Assistant Y. 3 District Attorney
III the Eassesa fiistries al siisaoaIl, have
eHscrcd Tito isw eopasinrfship. Alr.
Anthony Il well knswn 10 Sauthcast
Missouri and has taken quiie m sesivc
pam In poiisics 10 this dissrict. lie "
4 lawyer 81 one legal aftzlhuleni. ana
experience. snd ~ snd Senator Snsllk
viii make ! ssr0ax IN iirm. NJ. AZ.
thr<y sxpeels " reneve with Bis tim.
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