The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-08

vaieuiines--A foe line Of fancy and
comic valentines at Mrs. Pel,y's news
stand.
For a delicious smoke try "Swcet
Lilac" brand. You won't be disap-
polluted,
Mrs. 4. ]. Mckinney and her chill
dren have been visiting Fredericktown
relatives.
AIR. Martin II. Wesioyer Of Ran
dolph township was Ia town on bust
ness Tuesday.
Barney Petty will leave In a week OF
two for Macon, Mo-, 10 enter Biees'
Military Academy.
AIR. JEFF Turlcy, one Of Perry town
ships enterprisiug young farmers, was
In town Tuesday.
Mr.. Philip Gruner, one Of Doe Runs
Oldest aud most substantial eiliAens,
was in town Monday.
A new line Of spring aud summer
piece goods just received by J, +. Putt
man, merchant tailor.
Mrs. T. S. Cole, Mrs. G.. W. VIII
ians ana Mrs. Wm. Lorens visited Po-
tosi friends last week.
"Quccn o; Modern wOodmeu" l.
the name Of the beat DC cigar on the
market. Call for Il.
The first consignment Of spring
piece good received this week by r.
Giere, merchant tailor.
Have you seen Gicrsc's late. style
spting piece goods2 Now Is the time
to order your spring suit.
Mrs. Joseph c. Logan Of Carthage
is here on visit to her parents, Mr..
aud Mn. Thco. ID. Fisher.
An elegant line of new Glass and
Queeusware just received by Klein &
brO. See 1t before buying.
Miss Lulu Murkeri has returned home
from Malvern, Ark, where she has
been staying ior some months.
Mcssrs. AdUlph and Jacob Lopez
arc down FROM the city, supervising
he taking Of stock 10 their store.
II you waut horse shooting done right,
call at NJ. 7. Gregory's blacksmith
shop, next door To Electric Light Plant.
Mr. Robert Forsyth Of Cleveland,
Ohio, Is here for a week. the guest of
his hrother-in-law, Mr. Merrill Pipkin.
Ed. Eugene Barr, who is now To-
Gated at Fredericktawn as pastor OF
the Christian Church, was here this
week.
Yoa will have O., 800 stock OF
piece goods TO select from by going to
=. Giorse's, tho up.to-dale merchant
tailor.
Our limo Of dress goods ia being
opened up aud cannot be excelled ia
Pennington. See them at Davis q
Sprott's.
Ed. A. NJ. Harral will Gil his regu-
lar appointment At Doe Hun next Sat.
urdsy evening and Sunday morning
aud evening.
The Carom Club, n new organization
of some Of our young people, win be
entertained next Monday eveaiag BY
Miss Fannie Lang.
A fresh line Of psunes, raisins, seeded
raisIns, aprieots, pears, peaches, iigs,
dates. citron. orange aud lemon pee
Of Klein & Bros.
y. Giersc, merchant tailor, has the
tincst stock Of spsiug piece goods Ia
this section. See u aud order your
spring suit ut oRee..
Mr.. Robert Lloyd, who was stricken
wiih paralysis several weeks ago, II
considerably better, and he aad BIZ
family vent TO 81. Lcaie yesterday,
The traditional ground hog saw BIZ
shadow last Friday, the Cd, iorcsellIag
six weeks more Of winter, according Il
a popular superstition.
Mr. Eiscnters's pupils win give :
concert Il Eimwood Seminary on
Thursday evening, February 9Th. Ad'
mission % cents.
r. Gierse, merchant tailor, leads Ia
piece goods. His stock Is always 81
sbe lsieas patterns, and his spring iin'
b sure 10 please Mako ycuF sslectioz
and leave ersisr.
Dcs't forget that there are mani
bundles Of msgHsincs hslengiag 10 rxsl
| Il AisAg. ready for whsevsk dssipI
them caIl Il she klIises's sosidsnp'
and ST them.