The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-31
1armingteR Times
THURSDAY. OCT. 81, 1901.
Try Exchange Restaurant.

Frank Weber spent Sunday al home
Good things to eat at Mckinney.
Tonight (Thursday) is llaIlowe'e en-.
Pipes at Sackmsns, from B cents Ia
$500.
Rob Boswell spent Sunday in St.
Louis.
sAusages Of all kinds at the "oId
Reliable"
Telephone 50 for your fresh fish,
oysters and celery.
Good stable for rent cheap. Apply
60 Airs. Bauoll.
Sir. John FOWL returned home Tues.
day from Oregon.
A nsw line Of elegant lc~elry just
received at Jetley's.
Choice ham, breakfast bacon and
lard at Deimets Bros
Mr. Lee Manheimer Of DeSoio was
10 Pennington Tuesday.
T. V. Conway aud Ernst Blue were
IN Bonnie TerTe Sunday.
Fresh vcrmicclH and maecaroni a.
O'lIannon g. shearloCks.
Go 10 TeIley's 10 have your eyes
tsted aud glasses fitted.
Have your pictures framed IN the
latest styles at hinchcy's.
Go to SAckmaun's for your pipes
800 pipes TO select from.
For the best meats 60 to Aulscn &
Albsugh's City Mea, Market.
The place to get something TO eat
Is at Damon & ShcarlOcks.
Al kinds Of produce bought aud
sold Mccormick, Spro,t q Co.
You will find Martin is the People,
Best photographer Phone Ia.
Charley Gregory Of FrckcricktoVn
was In town a few days the past week
Judge and Mrs. T. c. Tucker re-
turned home tram Nashville saturday
Carter Perkins returned home last
week. after siN.wceks ,oiourn IN the
West.
Mr. G. ". Ioomis has been taking
in the BuhaIo Exposition the past
week
Or and Mrs. j. V. llfihNm visited
Mrs. +. T.. iliuch at Ste. GencSicvc
last week
Largest assortment Of cake and
pastry 10 the Ciiy at O'Baunon q
HhearIocks.
Mrg. J. W Buck and Mrs. A. X.
Harris spent Monday with friends At
LibetyyilIe.
Beef, pork, veal aud mutton con.
sanlly on hand at tho "Old Reliable
meat market
Nrs. T.. ". Cole and little son OF
rIsrtin arc visiting her sister, Mrs,
Merrill pipkin.
Fresh fish every Thursday at Aut.
css & Albaugh's meat market, oppo.
uite the Count House.
Corn, hay, bran, oats and all kinds
OF feed, wholesale aud retail, at Me.
Corniek, Sprutt & Co.'S.
Everything is sweet, fresh and clean
at Autsen & Albuugh's City Meat Mar
ket. Give them trial.
New Dress Goods, Domesiics, Can
ton FlAnnels and Flanneleits at Nc.
Cormiok, Sprotl & Co.'S.
Maple Syrup and New Orleans Mo
lasses and new Pancake Flour q,
O'Bannon g. Shearlock's
Is CENT MEAL--BreakiAst, dinner
and supper served in dining room at
O'Bannon & Shcnrlock's.
Dan Ebreebt, while playing football
last Sunday, had his leg broken. lie
Is g,,tins along all right now.
Lot and two. story building on gravel
road, near Carleton College, for sale,
Apply to Clay, Buck e. Fleming.
Miss Kate Raines leaves for staab
town, Ste. Geneyieve county, Satur-
day. where she will teach school.
Get your meals at Exchange Res
urant, northeast corner Of Public
Square, Clemens Bros, caterers.
Mr.. and Mira. Lanpher of Freder.
icktown were the guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. Fugats Saturday aud Sunday.
Our stock Of Dry Goods and Notions,
Shoes, Hats. Shirts and Gloves is
complete. cCornick, sprott 4 Co.
Neal Dcwcse and Miss Gertie Cash
Of Dcsloge were married Ia Farming
ton last Saturday by Rev. A. Rucker.
''Thc Fair makes very low prices
on saws, hammers, hatohets. braces
and bits, carpenters rules, hinges,
locks, etc.
Mr.. w. s. Miller had the third
finger Of bis left hand badly mangied
by the steam plancr at Lang q Bro. =
last Monday.
A Baptist revival Is In progress ii
Knob Lick. Two converts were hap
tiled Sunday, and lhcrc were three
conversions Monday night.
waptsd--Iisy, Potatoes aud all
kinds Of produce. Highest market
price paid In cssb or goods q Me-
Cor,nick, sprcss b Co.'s.
The Kindergarten Club will NEE,
nrxt Tuss.iav nfternos,u NJ usslurE