The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-31

We can now supply our customers
with all kinds Of arst-elass canned
goods as cheap as the cheapest
O'Bannou e. shearloek.
Mrs. Pippin, who has been quite
sick With typhoid fever, is GONZALES
cling. and her uuise, Miss Rivers,
leaves for Desloge to-day.
&c TO sackmann's for your home.
made Cigar, viz. white Elephant, "
"Speckled Trout" "a IGmbug,"
and other popular brands.
In anticipation Of what nigh, hap
pen tonight { IlalIowe'eu) the Wood
men removed their arch from across
Columbia Street Monday.
II viii delight your eyes TO step into
Tcllcy's and see the fine display of
watches, clocks, aud his large assast-
men, Of Jcwelry and fancy goods.
Go TO the ouly exclusive Tobacco
Store 10 Pennington for ysur chewing
and smoking tubaccos. Fresh supply
always Gu hand. "Sackman's.N
Mrs. A. J. Zwart returned home
from ST. Louis the latter part Of last
week Her mother, Mrs Parkhurst,
will remain in the city ios some time.
We are glad to see that Mr.. I'd.
Henderson, Of tho firm Of Mccormick,
Sprolt d Co who has been down
with typhoid fever for some weeks, is
able to be out.
Mr. Fred C0rnman and daughter,
Miss Emma. left Tuesday for Carlisle,
aud other points in Pennsylvania for n
visit OF come weeks among relatives
and old friends
Mr.. ". u. Long OF Hamilton, On
iaiio, arrived bcro Sunday and will
remain several weeks. His many
flitnds In aud about Pennington are
glad 10 wee him.
We sell wall lamps with refectoTs
at 33e; lamp chimneys, Be; The best
tubular lanterns, Doe; gasoline lamp
mantels, Use; one gallon oil eans,
l5c-"The Fair. "
When YOU want the best shirts,
ovcnls aud jumpers that are To be
had IN Town, buy McDowel's Union
made Rcd seal brand, sold exclusively
by Cole & Nixon.
Among the attorneys attending the
Ste. Gonevicve Circuit Court this week
are lion. F. NJ. Carter, Hon. 81. X.
Smith and ". y. Anthony. Mr. An
lhony Is accompanied by his wife.
l2-1uart Galvanized pals, 2ses 10
quart liu pals, i5c; No. & wash
boilers with galvanized bottoms, only
use; skllets aud fry-pans from lac
up.--"The Fair" Pennington, Mo.
Miss Nellie Conway has returned
home from St. Joseph, where she at.
tended the meeting Of the Missouri
Federation OF WOmen's Clubs last
week, and reports most enjoyable
time.
+. S. Cole, ". 7. Halle. Sam
Iscnman, John and Ben Towl left
Tuesday for hunt down on Black
river in Reynolds county. They will
be joined by John and Frank Bla.lor-
man of ST. Louis.
MIR. ButterGeld will have full
assortment of fruit aud shade trees,
opposite Maybcrry & Highley's livery
stable, for fall planting They are
in excellent condition, and have made
q fair growth this year.
Master Fisher Simmons accom-
panied his great grandmother and
grandmother. Mrs. Anna NJ. Orr aud
Mrs. T. ID. Fisher, to So. Louis last
Monday. Mrs. Orr will spend some
lime In that city with her daughter,
Mira. Whitelaw.
What Is the Sc. Francois County
Electric Railroad Company doinge
Tho building Of the road contemplated
by this company Is an important eb-
terprisc for our town, aud should not
be allowed to drag or fall through.
We hope TO hear Of little more ae-
tivity Ia this matter soon.
Or. and Mrs. 4. G.. Mccormick,
with their two youngest childrea, lcfs
Tuesday for an extended "trip East and
Seuih, 10 be gose about three weeks.
They will tirst 70 70 Washington City.
aud may take 10 lhs Buffalo Expcsi-
iion, thence south to New Orleans
and Monroe, Ia, WHARF, isey will
Wait relatives.
Mr. Busier&eld returned home M
Saturday after sn sbseace Of three
weeks. He attended The So. Louis
Fair, where DO ncsed NJ onc Of The
judges In the fruit swxrds. He wont
lron tbsrs 10 hls nurseries IN jackson
ooasty - 10 Kansas. He brnaght
heuns uIgk kim : car load Of fine ap~l
pta frpm npnsdirs, Kansss, fron o.
sessts 81 shkea - lurp,ate6 tbs trsesl
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