The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
HarmiRgten Times
THURSDAY, AUG. 80, 1901.

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All the latest books at Polty's.
Try O'Bannuu's soda fountain.
Shoes neatly repaired at Rarsch's
Fresh bread every day at o'Ban.
mons.
School Books aud School Supplies
at PelIyS.
Karsch's will save you money on
school shoes.
VIII Lang went to ST, Louis Mon.
day morning.
Don't fail to vote for waierwoIks
next Tuesday.
Go 10 Pclly's Book Store ior Your
school supplies.
Mrs. H. Fuga,e is visiting relatives
at Frcdericktown.
Will Tclley made business trip TO
Dexter last week.
Have the chiIdrens' shoes properly
dued at Karsohs.
Have your pictures framed in the
latest styles at liinchey's
Walter Morris visited his old home
ut Dies ATc the past week.
Fresh oranges, lemons aud bananas
jusl received st 0'Baunon's.
Look at Karsch's school shoes aud
&c, their prices before buying.
Rooms 10 rcn,, furnished or untug-
nishcd. Apply 10 Mrs. Rucker.
Go aud hear sam Jones At the
Opera House next Monday night.
Picture francs and Pictures at half
price.-"Ihc fair," Huntington.
Groceries, Feed aud Produce Of al
Kinds -llcCurnick, Sproil & Co.
Miss Edith Harris left "Wednesday
for FtcdcficklDwn To visit for week.
You will dud Marlin is the Peoples
Best Photographer. Phone IL.
Everything In the Grocery aud Pro.
vision line. --McCoImick, Sprott & Co.
Smoke Sackman'. Hand. made Ct.
gars. The union label is on all boxes.
O'Bannou's is the place to buy
your groceries. lie keep, a complete
iine
Miss Anna Vance has returned home
irom visit to Airs. Layton 10 ST
Louis.
Window shades IL &c and 2jc,
fixtures complete The Fair" Eat.
mington.
Mis- kutc Braham went 10 Ste
GeneNc,e Friday to spend several
weeks.
Theodore Forster returned home
Saturday from an extended Trip in
the West.
Mrs Mat Sotuinc Of Bounc Tcrrc
visited Mrs. ". +. Does II few days
this week.
Mayor Geo. NJ Wilson made bust.
meas trips to ST Louis aud Putoi
this week.
Mrs. 81 Harris mud Mrs. Laura
Smith Of Sikeston are visiting Mrs.
hollic Long.
We want several tons Of hay.
The highest price paid.--MeCorn'ick,
Sprott & Co.
Misses Ida aud Florence Swink rc-
turned Saturday from visit TO friends
10 Bonnie Tcrre.
Born, August ~, to the wife Of
Editor Harry Denmau Of The Farming
ton News, son.
Mr. A. s. Davis returned home last
Saturday after six weeks stay at
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Potts Sad Irons, the best
pickel plated, only SIC n set at "lbe
Fair" Pennington.
Fine Hosiery, Underwear and all
kinds Of Furnishing Goods .--McCor-
mick, sprott & Co.
AIr. and Mrs. Juuius McCormlck
Z spent Sunday In irundale with Mrs.
Ag.Tnr.t.I .ata5txaa
Take advantage Of liinchey's hot
weather prices 90 photos, picture
frames aud moulding.
Mis-. l.. 81. Perkins and children,
who have been visiting In Kentucky,
returned home last week.
John Rirbcrg returned home saiur-
day after a pleasure trip Of two weeks
through southern Illinois.
Everything Is sweet, fresh and clean
nj Auisen & Albaugh's City Meat Mar
kei. Give them q trial.
Clothing. Hats, Shoes and Dry
Goods, large stock and low prices, a.
McCormiek, sprott & Co.'S.
II there Is anything Harrington
needs II Is rater--more water. Vote
for wa,crwofks next Tuesday.
Lot and two story building on gravel
road. near Carleton College, for sale.
Apply 10 Clay, Buck & Fleming.
A barge crowd was In attendance ns
tho Catholic festival last Tsrrseay
night and about $500 was cleared.
II you would smoke a good clean
cixas, union made, Gel Sackmann's
bssnds. snd pslronise homo industry.
John n. shannon lsss wsck pus-
siased Of Dir. Geo. naines his resi-.
dance rroporsy In the Iturks additioE. |