The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-19


Goods, Trimmings, l.accs aul Ladies
Furnishing Guods.
Cny Collector ". h. Sactmaun Is
putting up a neat addition 20 his rcsl.
deucc aud otherwise improving hi,
property IN the East End.
III l.. Wcrblum, upticinn, Of s..
Louis, will be in Pennington at pr.
Keith, office Saturday To- Monday,
April 2slh To 3Oth, inclusive.
Have you, had your spring aud sum.
mrr suits made up yet? lou will find
Chas. Gicrsc's stock Of piece goods
sud sample, right up in style.
The Frcdrfichlown papers speak in
the highest term, Of the treatment Of
the NJ. c. /. and their f,iculs al Farm.
ilslon during the debate last week.
DO you want a good hotel building
At Fiat Riycr-thc great mining town.
II so call ON r,pLiu & Swiuk, Farm.
ug'ou, aud learn terms, which are easy.
II lraucrnichl, merchant tailor, has
received fuIl lac of spring goods and
-ampIr., embracing all the lalcs, de
sign, 40 mems suit goods.
Lcarc Your orders for spring .uiis
with II Tgaurruiclt. Iuu wi!I find
hi, Inc Of piece goods and samples to
DC OF lhc Latest aud most approved
patterns.
Call At !. 7. putnau's mcrchar'
Tailor parIur., aud have your measure
taken i,r Il uubhy ,priug suit. H. has
rhr gnnd-, sud will guarantee you sat.
,iac,Iou aud The latest style.
Mr.. l. X. Peer, arrived home from
TlNus / csdiy afternoon, aud ia the
WY best iurm. We are aiua!. glad
T. have Luther back after cnming out
4 his southern winter quarters.
For all Mind, Of staple and fancy gro.
crrir,, canned good, glass aud quccu,-
ware, and everything IN the grocery
aud provision line, 90 TO 4. l.. Onuu's
and get your money worth.
Mr.srs. W. Il. Watts aud +. Rock
have established lumber yard and put
up a plancr aud machinery for wood
work in the northern part of town, and
viii do all kinds oiIurning, stair work,
etc.
Judge II. Il. Lodbcttrr's fine prem.
ium dog, "Maric's Sport" has been
catered in three classes at the 81. Louis
bog SHOW, which opened in St, Louis
yesterday, the lSth--lhc limit, open
aud field trial classes.
The School Board have purchased \
lot-!our- liiths Of an acrc---iust north
oi the Fair Grounds, as location for
the colored school house. Tho price
paid was $500, which leaves a. 900
to go into the building.
Fresh garden seed in packages OF
bulk at Klein & Bros.
A. the Christian church nest Sunday
4. NJ. lIarral will preach at the usual
hours, and the evening sermon will be
preceded by live Christian Eudeavor
service. Topic Serving God JOY
ously Malt. 22:l-1i, A cordial
welcome 10 all.
a new stock OF Wall Paper just re-
ceiycd at City Drug Store.
Editor Ward Of the LcadbeIt News,
published at Flat Rivev, made TnE
TIMES n biief call last "Wednesday
The News Is an excellent local paper
and has genuine Democratic ring
about IT, The people out there ought
to give il a hearty support, for II well
deserves It.
All kinds Of seeds at Davis q
sprott's.
NJ. W. Huff, ESQ, late of 81. Louis,
who bought Judge Doss' residence,
moved In the latter part Of last week
with his family. They were expected
earlier, bu; were delayed by the Illness
OF Mrs. Huff, who has not yet fully re-
covered. Mr.. Huff was called to JET
ierson City this week on important le-
gal business.
Highest prices paid for country pro-
due. Grand Leader.
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Mr.. Francis Maxim, M old aud
highly respected citizen Of this county,
died last Sunday, Of cancer OF the ztom'
sch, at The home Of his son, Ellis Mat
Kin, In Colorado Springs, Colo, in the
e9ih year Of bis age. Tho remains
were brought here for burial, and che
funeral took place from tho Presbytcr-
ian church Tuesday sfternoon. thence
to the Masonic cemetery. Mr.. Mslkiu
was man Of excellent Christian char.
scter. and enjoyed lhe esteem aud re-
spcct Of all who kavw him.