The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-29

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10 Farmingun.
Miss Clara Snyder and Mr. Richart
Tabier, ho'h Ut Cape Girardcau. were
married iu ~. Louis la, week.
. We will deliver goods to the Flat
River mines free of charge.
DAVIS & SrrnTT
II yuu want hur.c ,hociug done tight,
call a, NJ. J.. Gregory, blacksmith
shop. next door To Electric Light Plant.
Leave Your order, Tor spring .ui,,
with II lruurruichl You viii mud
his line Of piece goods and sample, To
be ut the latest aud most approved
patterns.
We have bought heavier than ever
hi, -prmg; have an up-uo.dsuc stock
and prices the lowest. hli.sc. Nollllh
& Carleton
| A. N. Ilarnl prrnchrs tonight
/ tIhursdiy) ut Doe Euu, aud tomorrow
I be- gu.s to Mine la Motto, to remain
over sunday.
Fred Wpr,h, WIN las been running
4 bakery ut pi"imopt fnr year. is
again q c''.a'u Of Pennington. lie at.
rived rhur,day
\ f.rh line oIpuuc., rai,ins, seeded
rd,ius, uInieots, reais, pcachc-, Gs>,
darrs, c.irpo ouugP anl lvmou peel
Fat Klein 4 Hto. IS.
/ Mi.,ns No'la'h & Carleton have their
/ Swirg Millinery Opening TUESDAY.
Ap,il %. Don, fi to scc thcn hand.
.omc line ct hats.
A poN-ulicc has been established at
the Columbia mines, aud j. called
Either. Mr. r. $. Auliuchou has been
Appointed postmaster.
Judge : 5 Smith has gone 10 Bloom.
field To see his new granddaughter.
Mrs Saith, who has been there for
some weeks, will return with him.
Do You want n good holc! building
At Flat Ehcr--tho great mining town.
II SO call on ripka & Swiuk, Farm.
ing'un. and learn terms, which are easy.
Or. + L. Keith aud MIR. NJ. T.
Cayce made q trip to- Mexico. Mo., the
Latter pant ui last week, in search of
some good saddle horses.
II Truucrnicht, merchant tailor, has
received full line Of spring goods and
samples, embracing all the latest de.
signs Ia mems suit goods
pr T.. c Mccormick will be can
didntc lrr school director on the Farm
ingl"n school Bolrd at ;he election
next Tuesday. The Doctor would make
an excellent director.
Cab nj J. I. Puttman's merchant
tailor parlcrs, aud have your measure
taken for a nobby sptiug suit. lie has
the goods, and will guarantee you sat
slaSlion nHu the latest style.
Mr.. james =. Alien of Gran, Scott
county, who lived here for several
years, was thrown frem his buggy by
his horse running away ON the 18th
inst, and very seriously hurt.
For all kinds Of staple and fancy gro.
criics, canned goods, glass aud queens
ware, and everything in the grocery
and provision line, go to \. l.. Ortcn's
and get your moneys worth.
Mrs. james Evans died Of pnumonia
on the 2isi, aud the remains were
taken to Arcadia for intcrncut IN the
Catholic cemetery there. She leaves
a husband and four small children.
The Herald Of this place is making |
arrangements 10 start daily. THE |
TINS will continue TO be the best
weekly news aud family paper In the
county, aud Democratic at all times.
Messrs. Reese and Zwari of The Grand |
Leader Mercantile Company have each
commenced the building Of residence
Ia the Burks addition on tho lots re-
Gently bought by them Of MIR, Lang.
Prof. Alfred CccCtka Of l'onnc Torre /
was here this week, tho guest Of Mrs. |
w. I. Halle. We had The pleasure Of |
listening 10 one Of his fine selections
through the telephone Tuesday evening
The New York Millinery Store has
been removed 10 tho cast end OF town,
near Guessing & bro. Is mill. Mrs.
Conrad invites her friends and patrons
10 call and sec her new spring goods,
just received. Prices the lowest.
Mrs. Eaward G. Simmons and her
little 500, Fisher. and Mrs. Joseph
CLARK Logan Of Carthage. are visiting
Mrs. James whitelaw In 81. Louis.
The whissiaw family win innys 10 Phil
this spring TO reside there In
The future.
Remember we alone handle The eel
cbraied Noxal Shirts. They are the
best In Tho land, and the present styles
surpass al former efforts.
ceIs G SIxcS.