The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-01


Leave your orders Tot spring suits
With II 1raucrnIrbt. iou will lind
bis line Of piece goods and samples ia
be Of tho latest and most approved
patterns.
,. Girrsc. merchant taller, leads In
piece goods. Ills stock is always ut
the latest patterns, aud his spring line
Is sure to please Make your sclcciion
aud leave order.
Hon. +. a. CaEar has been men.
toned as 4 candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney The present incumbent,
Prosecuting Attorney IIensley, will be
candidate lot second term.
We suggest that !, would be good
i,lca ior the new Road Commissioners
Of ST. Francois county to meet Ia CON
vculiun at Harrington tot the purpose
81 exchanging views aud discussing the
methods under which 10 proceed.
Call al j. +. rnitman's merchant
tailor parlOrs. and have your measure
taken for q nobby spIiug suit. lie has
the goods, aud will guarantee you cat.
siaction aud the latest style.
Mr.. Il =. Mitchell. one Of Bonnie
Terrc's most culerprising and wids.
awake business mcH, stopped oycf for
an hour or two 10 Pennington Tuesday.
nn his way to Piedmont. TO attend ~"
business meeting Of the X. Of r. Dis
tficl Associations.
Mr. Philip s. Wiggcr of lionne Tcur
died At the home OF his spa, George ".
Wiggcr, ON the 10Th q February. aged
- ycats, months aud - days he
wus born ~ Washington county, aud
spent musl ui his life in the vicinity OF
ilpuuc icurc.
Rev. N. NJ. Mlagur, pastor Of the
Baptist Church ut this place, rendered
BIZ resignation al tac morning service
lH.t SUNDAY, Ia take effect about the
midd'c IT April On account Of the
pfcCa'iou, hpal;h oi one Of his children.
be- contcmplatcs removing TO California.
Cole & Nixon have their buyer lu
the wholesale markets Ibis week buying
iog the -pring trade. Their .toes viii
-urps, anything ever shown Ia Farm
iu-tnn. Every thing ucv 10 dress goods
ard nuye..ig. viii be- shown, aud IN
short they win rSccri an former cifpria
10 pleasing th,ir customers.
The Young Mems Club Of Farming
,nu have bough! a Iiuc B1umri,,cr piano
ior their club room, aud hereafter their
open mca'ing- Nill be cuiisrnCd with
good music. This club b. composed
ct q number IT the best and MOS, pro
crr--iye young men OF The town Fur
ni,hei with billiards, piano, paper and
magazines. their rnoms agnri a pleas
ant place to spend The eycuiug,
From reports from g3 counties to
the N ssuuri horticultural Society, l..
A. Goodman, Secretary, sum, H. that
there will be- nearly foil crop Of APP
lIr,. o bali crop Of peaches, a two
thirds crop OF pr1rs, ptum' anl cher
rirs, bali crop Of Strawberries aud
rizpbciri,-. nud foil crop ul black
bcrrir, AMI grapes; bat wr still have
the most dang Iou. pant Of tho season
20 pass.
There is noting more becomes
well dressed man Than biz urckli'. aud
rli, fcmiul, ~ that Cole Is nixon base
the Gnr,l liac nud largest assortment II
these gouds ever seen 10 Pennington.
They bought direct from the mauulac-
,urcr aud every article b. RICH; up-lu-
dare You will lind Ia their stock Inn
prtill,. English Squares, Scarf., Club
lies, Shield lows, band lows, FrcEs,
etc, in al the popular shades and col.
uss known. See them aud las In a
supply nj Cole G NiXous uniformly
low prices.
Sir. G.. 4. Swink ui Fc,tns has To-
Gated IN FaFmingion aud associated
himself with Mt ripkin Ia the law,
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