The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-05-03

| delegate 10 the General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church, which meets
at Atlaa,s, Ga, on May 18th. Rev.
, s. 7. RuIner aRd Rev. q ". Earlau
alsO attended the meeting Of the po,0si
rres5ytgry at roiosl on the 18th ul,.
Subscriptions taken for The Dellneat.
or a! Hugel's.
| Lvdics', misses and children .
shoes At fraud Leader
Says the Ste Gesevieve Fair Play:
Prof. J NJ. Word Of the Pennington
Baptist College, and Prof. Charles Hunt
of Union township were in town this
week aud while here put in applica.
lions With our school directors for the
priucpalship aud the position Of tirst
assistant IN our public schools.
10000 lb-. Of wool wanted si the
Grand Leader.
All kinds Of seeds at Davis &
Sprutl't.
TIE following named ennmera,ors,
for taking the census Of ST. francois
county. for the United States oensu, of
1900 have been appointed: John $.
Meraele, supervisor, Pennington; Louis
& Kaufman, Bismarck WA. ID. Mil
Ter, Knob Lick; VIM. +. Robinson,
Pennington; Hugh Hopkins, Farming
ton; john W. Faulkner. Doe Kun;
VIM. Rice, Bonnie Ierre; Ebert I.
Brent, Desloge; VIM. Outman, Bonne
Tern; Sam j. Coleman, bismarck
WIN. A. ksrsch, Pennington; Charles
II. Guessing, Harrington; Thomas J.
Hopkins Plat River.
lines preserves and jclies and all
kinds II pickles at A. l.. Ouen's.
Shoes--we guarantee our shoes, and
our line Is complete. Leader.
Mr.. Henry l., Counts Of Doslogc was
stricken with sPoplexy last Saturday
morning about eleven o'clock In front
Of the ST. Francois County Bank in
Pennington. Drs. English and Nc
Cnrmick were called, aud The uniorlun-
ate man was carefully laid In the Bank |
building hallway by sympathetic friends ,
until litter could be procured, aud he /
was thence taken to Braun's Hotel. |
Ills wife was tclephoncd for, and Al.
rived a few hours later. The Knights
Of rylhins. ci which order Mr. Counts
!. 4 member, provided watchers and
nurse for him. lie Is somewhat i'm.
proved, but the doctors think II ad, isa-
bic not TO move him yet
kugel will buy all the wool you take
him At the hes, market prices.
4 new stock of Wall Paper just re-
cciycd a, City Drug Store.
Mr. Louis Ycates ut Ioughboro Ia.
concluded To become candidate for
Judge Of the County Cour, in the Sec.
ond district. Mr. Yratcs has been a
resident ui ST. Francois county since
rarly childhood, and although he has
never been before the people IS can
.lilalc for ANY Office, he is widely aud
iNotably known. He !, man of mp
right character good business gualili
raiiuns, genuine Democrat, and rrli.
able In every relation Of life end bust
lcss. liz would make q strong man
~ the ticket, and il nominated aud
elected viii prove q faithful and efficient
nan uu the County Bench, lie ask
he Democrats Of bis district to give his
thcir iivorabl" consideration
For carpets, mating aud furniture,
20 to Huber aud Juhnscn's.
Furniture, Carpets, Art Squares and
Iatliogs aI Grand Leader.
Judge W. +. boss recently bought 1
fine blooded stallion at m admins. (
ratur's sale in Cooper county for
'S00---"king Chester Nc. 294." He
: one of the best combined saddle and
l1Tness horses 10 the United Stuos
lis breeding is Of the very best, he :
',hg registered In the LIST volume OF
he American Saddle Horse AssOcia- :
Ian, and bis blood lines trace TO ioun. !,
Iation stock, bis sire and gra0dsirc
ICING two of tho best show horses
yer produced. King Chester was
red by ". L. Davis Of Shelbyville, :
.y., aud Is considered by competent !.
Judges to be the largest, fastest and =
lost stylish horse In tho State, and
as made for himself 6 widely re. =,
owned reputation In the show rings
{ Lexington, Ny, St. Louis, Chicago ,
nd other noicd fairs. y
For groceries and household goods a
on eau save money by going TO the
rand Leader. q
Call ut the Grand Leader and see
U the Latest Spring Styles 10 Dress /,
foods. Trimmings, Lsoes aud Ladies' n
Goods. liz
Drowned Ia VOL Creek. !
Anderson Ham, aged about so year,, u
as drowned IN Wolf creek last Friday j
lorning at The Rickus ford, on the z
armlngtJn and Knot Lick road. Mr.. Al
Iani, with bis family, lived In house
D Mr.. John McBrien's farm. Friday CT
corning be complained Of not feeling +
ell aud Mr. hcBhen loaned him a d
oTso 10 come to Pennington to sec q p
pctor, telling him at the time 10 be- o.
'reful about crossing the creek, as Il rr
as probably very full on account Of T
e rain. lie said be was perfectly ac- ID
lsinted with the ford, and started of.
$ no passed MIR. iieck's no was told III