The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-17

vist OF several weeks WIN fciA'Fess ~
Mississippi.
Our stock OF Shoes cannot be ex.
cellcd In quality and priee.--McCor-
mick, sprOi, 4 Co.
Cut prices to begin with. FlcceS.
lined underwear at 95 cents per suiI
al Moore & overall's.
II you want = sewing machine OF
sewing machine fixtures you will find
tho best at Teiley's Jcwelry Store.
Rev. J. T.. Aisworth and Ma. W.
+. Hoy attended the meeting OF the
Presbyterian synod at Fulton last
week.
We have received our fall stock If
Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats; See them
before you buy.---McCormiok, Sproit
q Co.
Perry Mccormick received eleven
new rigs Friday for bis livery stable.
They are all rubbcr-tircd aud very
handsome.
DR.. and Mrs. G. v. Williams have
returned home from their visit 10
Springfield, NO., aud report a most
delightful "Trip.
No orders too small for our prompt
altonlion--ho6e too large for our ca.
pacily. Give syour orders.---o'Ban-
Uon & Shearlock.
The Goodwill Dickernan Concert
Co, at the Opera House next Tuesday
night, the first Of the Union Enter
,ainment Course.
Now is the time To order your du.
plieate photos from the Trappo mega
tiyes at greatly reduced prices. Hin
chey's, phone 1866.
Rev. j. F. Rudy has rented the
residence building Of the Baptist Col.
loge aud Is prepared to take limited
number Of boarders.
We can now supply our customers
with all kinds OF first. class canned
goods rs cheap as the cheapest. 49,
O'Banuon & Shearlock.
The Fair will sell Que lunch box for
lOc; one box paper aud envelopes
Toe; slate Toe; one pencil box with
CON binalion lock l0c.
&c TO Sackmann's for your home
made Cigars, viz. white Elephant, q"
"Speckled Trout" "a Humbug,"
aud other popular brands.
DR.. J. v Braham's new residence
on Columbia Street is heating com.
pIciion aud will be one Of the hand
soonest houses on that street.
Go to the only exclusive Tobacco
Store In Pennington for your chewing
and smoking lnbaccos. Fresh supply
always ou hand. "Saekman's.
Mira. George j. Cole Is expected
home Thursday and will go to house.
keeping in the Smith cottage which
MIR. Cole recently purchased.
II will delight your eyes to step into
Tctley's aud see tho fine display Of
watches, clocks, aud his large AssoTt-
meut Of jewelry and fancy goods.
The Fair will sell you one quirc of
paper for 90; one package Of envol-
opes &c; one ink tablet Sc; one pen
ell box Sc; one book sslebel 30.
Arthur Vale and Miss voda Smith
were married last week. They do
parted for Pennington, where they
will rsslde.--Frederioklown Tribune.
The members Of the Southern Meth
odist Church are earnestly requested
10 attend a Church Conference at the
close Of next Sunday mornings ser
vice.
The Monday Club viii give ''tea"
at Mrs. =. s. Coles Friday evening.
Attractive program and refreshments.
Everybody is invited. Admission 10
cents.
Mr.. Charles Miller, after a pleasant
visit here to the family Of Ar. Thos.
Lang aud other relatives. returned
Friday to his home In Tonawsnds,
New York.
Remember the revival meeting 10
begin at the Christian church next
Sunday. Elder Coils Of Lexington,
n.y., will be here Monday and preach
that night
Mr.. Abe Gosselt of Doniphan, who
was hero last week looking. for To-
cation to open a s,ore, has renled the
IsIekus building and will open = gen.
eral store aud mlllinery and dress
making shop about November Ist.
G. NJ. Hay, prize winner at tbs Pan
American intercollegiate Prohibition
contest. will lecture In the N. Il. |
Church on Friday evening, Z O'Clock. |
Mr.. Hay is a graduate Of Central Col |
ege, Fays,ie, Mo-, and Is an eloquent
speaker.
Mrs j. d. Ticker Of Nashville,
Tenn, who has boon visiting the fam
iy Of her broiber-in-lsw, Jadge X. G. |
Fucker, left for home Tuesday. Judge