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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
Murder at DeslOge.

Harry Kowallo was brutally murder.
ed at Dssloge Sunday night By John,
Henry aud Antoine Neiliaker From
the testimony Of witnesses produced a,
the COroner's inquest, il seems that
about ten men, all of them Hungafiaus,
were drinking beer 10 the house Of
Peter wisuosky, who Is bFolhcr.in-
law of Kowallio. In The course Of
the merrymaking John NeiBsker APP
poarcd On the scene and without much
ado proceeded to give KowaIlio q shak.
ing. Mrs. Annie Winnosky interiercd
and NelBaker slapped her. Her hus.
band came to the rescue and together
they succeeded in putting him out Of
the house. NeiBaker went away aud
Kowallio went up stairs to bed. Very
soon Henry and Antoine NelBaker
came in and inquired for Mrs. Win.
nOsky, but were told that she was not
In, They then proceeded up stairs,
followed by John, who had jumped
lhroagh The window. Thoy w5H; 80
Kowallio's room and while Henry and
Antoine held him down on the bed,
John began cutting him. There we're
three wounds found by the Coroner,
one on the head, one on the right side
of the back, and the other deep
wcgsd on the left side penetrating the
heart. The cutting WAS done with a.
long butcher knife.
After committing the deed Henry
and John NeBakcr went to vallo's
Mines and boarded a irain for ST
Louis, where they were arrested by
The police. Antoine NcilIakCr went
10 his home 10 Dcslogc, where be- was
arrested Monday by Constable MurTill
lie is now In Jail Ia Pennington. as
arc also Henry aud John, who were
brought down from ST Louis Tuesday
This is one of the most dasiardiy
crimes tina; has been committed iuI
his comfy. The trouble arose over
refusing to board with
John NeiBakcr, and there was no
other proyoCation whainycr
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
7Arrlage Licenses.

Sept. goth. Walter Scott aud Mrs
Uuulla Ward both of Bonnie Terre /;
married Sept. 22d by Squire j d.
POson.
gath. smith DcGraut Of St. Fran
co.'s aud Miss Ellie Rudy of Bonnie
Toue; married Sept 9Th by Rev
H. V. Lamb.
cath. John Moore and Miss Annie
Weiss, both Of Doe Ran; married
Sept, 25th by Rev A. Rucker
gath. J l.. Pulleu Of Pennington
aud Miss Belle Mckee Of Bonnc Tesrc;
married Sept. 29th by Rev II J La
Tour.
25,h. Mikola Ropok aud Miss Eva
Denec, both of st. Francois; no re-
turn.
Path. Hank Horton aud Miss Stella
Order, both Of Bismarck; no return
25tb. J. n. Pennington aud Mrs,
Rosie Wright, both Of Dcsloge; no
return.
Goth. l. NJ. Moseley aud Miss
Florence Rose, both OF French Village;
no return.
2glh. J. o. Beers aud Miss Kate
Horton, both of Deslogc; no return.
goth. Lorenzo Self aud Miss Lou
ise weiss, both Of Doe Run; no re-
turn.
Goth. Henley johnson and Miss
Belle Boyer, both of St, Francois; no
return.
goth. Chas. MoCrotey aud Miss
Zelda Davis, both of EIvins; no re.
turn.
29th. William Dorousse of Des-
Ioge and Mas Ellie Pratlc of Hazel
Run; no return.
29th. Rev o. Matuscha OF Ran
dolph aud Miss Mnrguerc,la Houscr OF
st. Francois; no return.
20lh. William Rciornuz Of Farm
inglon aud Miss Arne,a Niger of Doe
Run; no return
50th. Amos Silvey aud Miss Rosa
Johnson, both Of Doe Run; no re-
turn.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
innocent Man pardoned.

On last Wednesday, the oath
ult., Governor D0ckery pardoned
Henry Postelwaite, who was sent
TO the Penitentiary. some fifteen
months ago from this county. He
was sent up for a term OF Eve
years for burglary aud larceny
The crime of which Pnstelwnite
was convicted was more properly
highway robbery. He and Frank
Mitchell held M young John Ross
and took something over sixty dol.
lars from him. Ross was in com.
pany with a young lady at the
time.
POstelwaite was pardoned as a
result of afiidavits made by the
Sheriff aud Jailer of Wayne
county, which allege that Postel.
waite was in jaii there at the time
that the indictment states that the
crime was committed. However
that may be, il seems strange that
Postelwaite pleaded guilty to the
crime when on trial and made no
defence whatever.
Before leaving jefferson City
Postelwaite stated that be felt
more deeply than words could ex-
press the severity of his punish.
ment, as he was innocent of any
crime, but he will try to live down
the past in forgesfulness. He has
returned TO Elvins.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
CHURCHES.

gEEsHTTEEikS Rev. l.. G.. HiCkub, las
Preaching sunday morning and oven
inE. sunday school ~ ~ a. IT,, WN. n
liAELAN, Superintendent. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening
METHODIST EfIsgOFAL, set fa-REy. ",
j iiEFs, Pastor Preaching every sunday
morning ana evening. sunday schunl at
q 90 m. MERRiLL IIrkIS, Superintendent
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
METHODIST ErisrorAI-RKv. " n. Sic
COM tCE, Instnf- Preaching every sunday
morning ana evening sunday ~cbuoi ~
SD a, m. pr ". D, Eillot. superintendt
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening.
HarrIsr-Rrv. ). y. wArsos. rauor-
Preaching srconh ana fourth sundays each
month. morning and evening Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday evening. sun
day ~rhnll ~ 80 az MIS-. JUstE MAsus q,
superintendent
CHRiUtAN uuEDu -ELu. H. NJ. TALuEEt.
Pastor Preaching every sunday al n O1a,
M und su y. m, sunday school every
SUNDAY az gDa. mE a SWINE. super
IntrudrHt \ T.. e. even sunday even
Ing at O'Clock. Midw-eE prayer meeting
at A. o'ciOcE.
HIuERsN= :. l.. R1uLTiSu, Pastor
Preaching every sunday morning except
the fourth. chtcchism after church.
CsrHuLtr-REy. FAruEE TonNEu. resident
pFigst-Mnss every sunday except nrst at
10 O'Clock catochlsm same tay NJ -.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
LIBERTYVILLE ITEMS.

Ed. d. 4. McBee is attending thu
NJ 4. Conference al Maiden.
Mr Robert Moran aud wife Of
Bonnie Terre visited relatives here las,
week
Ag. aud Me G. w. Simpson were
visiting their daughter, Mrs u. =.
Moran Of liouno Tcrrc, last week.
ar. II. A. Simpson aud son, IIu.
bert, have returned from visit to
friends and relatives at Ffrdcricklowu.
Mrs Jane Simpson has returned
from an eNlealed visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR. Haucys oi French VII.
lsgc.
MIR and Mrs. Jas. Schultz Of 81.
Lonis, who have been the gucsls of
Mr. aud Mrs. John Gibson iur several
days, returned to the city Friday.
We sas an item in TmE TINS last
week that gave our teachers names ~
Prof. &. A. Barrow aud Miss Matte
Hogan. Now, II some Of their friends
in London had read that item, they
would not have thought that it war
Prof. c. A. Barron aud Miss Mollic
Hogan
Mr. W T. Whitworth is the champ
ion sorghum maker Of this county.
J W. Bnncs hauled hh cane through
here last week, aud you ought to have
seen the people swarm around his
wagon With kegs, cans, jugs, buck
cts, bottles, and etc. sending to the
eyaporator for sorgum. Jim says be
likes to aceomadato the people, but
dislikes The sting Of the yellow jackets
We are called on to chronicle an.
other very quiet wedding that took
place at the home Of Mrs Mary Me.
Carver on Sept. 18Th, the contracting
parties being, Uncle Dan Mckenzie
aud Mrs. Mary MoCaycr. Ed. u. Il.
Melee officiating. II was quite =
surprise 70 their friends, aud moe so to
their relatives, on account Of their ad
yauccd age, as they are nearing their
cigbticlh mile stone, but are enjoying
health aud are happy, At PRESENT
Sept so FELIX.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
johnson Befkely.

Nlr Lee johnson of Desloge aud
Mis- Josie Bcrkely OF Pennington were
married at the residence Of Mr.. W. T..
Halle "Wednesday morning at $3.50
O'Clock, Rev J & Watson perform
ing the ceremony Only members Of
the families were present The bridal
party, including, besides the bride aud
groom, Mr. aud Alfs. ". Z. Halle,
Mr aud Nrs J II johnson, snd MIR.
Wesley lIclbcr Of Bonnc Terre and
his son Edwin, departed on the
afternoon train for ST. Louis where
they will attend tho marriage Of Mr..
Clark johnson and Miss Irma Nc
panicll Wednesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Ire johnson win be at home ia
Dcsiugc after October seventh,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

We deliver goods to Flat River,
Any orders sent 10 an will DO carefully
lled.--MeCoEmick. sprost ACC.
\. NJ. Campbell OF Pemiscni eoun-
y was Killed by dead tree falling on
him, on the sih.
icu can bry your sewing machines
cheaper NJ Tetiey's than anywhere
clse. Sewing machine attachments
slxays on hand.
One hnadred and forty Eve ministers
we're 10 attendance az the conference
III. Maiden, which was presided eveI
hy Blshsp7w. A. Wilson.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

The play entitled 1.-THE Trouble al
SalIerlce's," given at Elmwood Semi
nary, Friday night, September goth,
by the young ladies Of the PASTOR $
Auxiliary Society, scored an imnAe nse
success. The scene was laid in the
dormitory of n girls boarding school.
Mis- Sarah Macarthur played the role
Of lady principal, and Misses Virginia
Clardy, Anna HutIeriield. Sue Lca,hers
aud Louise Macarthur played the parts
Of the young ladiea attending the
school Miss Marion Keith played
the role Of an Irish maid Everyone
of the young ladies displayed dramatic
talents fat above the ordinary. Miss
Macy Morris was unable 20 take her
part on account OF illness.
The vocal duet by Miss Virgilia Con.
way aud MIR. Robert Forsyth, which
was :as iFsi number on the program,
was sung in manner highly pleasing
The instrumental solo by Miss voohers,
the reeiIations by Mrs. Joseph C.
Logan aud tho vocal solo by Mr.. VIII
Harlan were applauded to the encore.
Miss Kate Marks, who was ON the pro-
gram for vocal solo, was unable 10
be present because Of illness. Misses
Adele Cayoe and Emma Keller had the
closing number, an instrumental duet,
"Fan fare Mililaire. "
Everyone present was highly pleased
with the entertainment and declared Il
to be success. Miss virgilia Conway,
who mansged the whole affair, deserves
much credit The net receipts were
ESQ.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
Speaking by the County
Democratic Candidates.

The candidates Of the County Dem
ocratie ticket will meet The voters and
discuss local aud political issues at the
following named places on he dates
gwen
Liber,yyillc, Tuesday, Oct. IA, 2 p. IN.
Knob Lick, Tuesday, Oct. IL, : p. m.
Iron Mountain, Wed. Oct. IS, Z p. M.
Bismarck, Thursday, Oct. l6, p. IN.
frcuch Village, Fri, Oct. II, 2 p. m.
Hazel Run, Friday, Oct. y, +, M.
shccches By Hon Joe Dunklln, d.
II Marbury and others. Hon. John
l.. bradley will accompany the county
candidates whenever he can find time
from biz district appointments. Other
appointments will be made later.
by order Of the Democratic County
Committee.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
Raised From the Dead.

{. " Lands, Porter" for the or.
entail Hotel, Chanuie, Kan. says: II
knOw what it was to suffer with neuralgia
deed did, and got bottle OF Ballard 3
Snow Linimeut and ! was raised from
line dead / tried 70 get susie more,
but before had deposed OF my bottle,
/ was cured entirely. avn tcllin de
truth too 2Sc soc and $500 at City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
Saint Louis Fair.

For above occasion the st Louis
Iron Mountain & Southern l.y. Co.
will sell tickets October 9th TO 10th,
good TO return up TO and including
October i3th, 1909. Fare $40 for
the round trip.
J. L. PARKER, Agent.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

We are receiving daily one Of the
hes. selected lines Of dry goods ever
byougnt TO Pennington. Everything
dew and clean and at prices rs low a
The lowest. We win take great pleas
urc Ia showing jon our goods, whether
you wish 10 purchase now or later.
PARaINsros MEncAxTaIx Co.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
0armingteR Times
THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 1909.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COURTS

trucui, UoUHr--J. y. Fox. Judge-second
Mondays ~ day ana ;,Oyomucr,
CouNTrfCnuWr-Firsi Mondays IN fcbrua.
~. May August ana November.
PRuHArR CurHr-sccond Mondays IN Jan
uarT ApTil. July ANA OtnleT
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

After . quarrel with his wife J. ].
Coleman, PemisCol county school
teacher. shot himself on the 2srd nh.
Tho shot did not nrose fatal and nos
be wants 10 liya.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
Administrators Notice

4 fxotirs % hereby given that letters Of az
nsiuistrutton with win annexed, were graz
ted TO tits uHdersigned by tis8 frofsaas
Court OF 81, Francois county, Missouri.
dated tire % day OF September iss3. on the
estate OF
HAMPTON BLASKESsIfsR. Decd.
All pcrsona having ciaims eRaiEss sstd
estate are feQnifsd 70 s1nlnn snem 20 the
year frous tho date OF said isttsFx ar tiey
SnAy b precsudrd from ErzS benesit OF said
estate. and n not exhfbite1 for allowance
within two PEARS from fhe date OF aatd
iefters they VII be forever haired.
JOS. y. ni.ASKkNsuIp,
Sept. Z. ta01. Adm'E.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

lIcrzog's New Shoe Store,
Three duor- ca,t Of Post Office.
Cranbcrrir. Ut Klein Grocer Co
MnHin, your best photographer.
New saUrkTaut at Klein Grocer Co.
Good maple syrup n Klein Grocer
Go.
lIrid smith took 10 the Dram Fair
last week
/. IT. Holman Of bismarck was in
town Monday.
Joseph j. IIorkcn of lIiIlsboro was
In town Monday.
A bran new lot Of fine queenswaro
at Klein Grucer Go.
Mrs Junms Mccormick is visiting
relatives nj iroudalo.
Phone so, Klein Grocer Co, for
gasoline pnd coal OIL
J. 6. Thompson of Desloge spent
SUNDAY IN Pennington.
Clocks, watches, plated ware, Jew
elry Of all sorts at Tctley's.
owen A. Smith of DOslogc was in
Pennington last Thursday
Mrs. Frank Gicrse and son Charles
spent Sunday In Middlcbrook
Mccormick, sprou & Co. wan,
about 30 cnrds Of good wood.
The prcIIiest and best line of lamps
In town at the Klein Grocer Co.
Miss Kate Forster left for Keokuk,
Iowa, Monday, to visit relatives.
Mrs. j, c. Alexander leaves to-day
Tor Kansas City to visit relatives.
The next conference Of the NJ. f.
Church, South, will be held here.
Mrs. u Il. Downing Of Knob Lick
spent several days here this week.
Plain and selirising buck wheat -four
aud pancake -four at Klein Grocer
Co.
Born, Sunday, September 2s, 1902,
tn the wife Of Rev. c. y. iIlckok, 3
son.
Rev. j. ID. Watson returned Mon
day from "trip through North Mis-
souri, ?
Go TO 1etley's Tor your wedding
presents; you can get tho very thing
needed.
Miss Stella Anthony Of Frederick
town is the guest Of Mrs. Sam'l. j.
Teilcy.
Kahn's Studio will be closed to-day
(Thursday), but will be open on
Friday
See our nov fall clothing -Good
clothing at low price. --McCormick.
sprolt q Go.
Mrs. n. 7. Caycc entertained Mon
day afternoon IN honor of Miss Pearl
Clardy's birthday.
Standard Patterns at
Popular Prices
Mccormick, spro,t D Co.
Miss Cora Roxier Of Ste Geaevieye.
IA Waiting at the home OF nT. j. w.
iirabam this week.
For small but select assortment OF
wedding presents In cut glass or silver
20 TO John Rirberg's.
We will pay The highest market
price for oats. corn aud has. ---hc-
cormick, Spro,t q Co.
Grant Evans, The Republican nosni- |
nee for County s'lcrk. went 10 Knob
Lick Monday on csmpaig ming tour.
Ms. Emily Wells Of Cohmbls and
Miss Eva Bloomfield Of New oriesnsI
srrived "Wednesday and win wish Mrs.
t;eo. ,. Ceie.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

The announcement made IN this
paper several weeks ago regarding the
sale by the PresHell brothers VI their
interest In the Mccormick Drug Co.
to Minor Kirkpatrick, was q mistake.
The sale was almost completed at the
time Of going 20 press, bu. after de-
velnpements cansed tho sale TO drop
through.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

Charles Matkin, i4-year-old toy
Of Eew Madrid county was thrown
from The wagon he was driving by the
team running away on the 23rd. re-
eeivipg such injuries that be died.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

Mr. " A. Kennedy celebrated the
anniversary ot his birthday last Mon
day with dinner to few Of bis
Union and Confederate friends. Among
the former who sat down at the table
were himself, Mr. 7 r Dalton aud
Mayor George n. Wilson, and the lat
ter Mcssr, j NJ, Morris, Sam'l T..
Fleming, j Il Pratt aud r. ID. Fish.
CO. Mr. kennedy had prepared a
dinner tor them abouEding Ia every
thing 10 tempt the appetite and tickle
the palate. an art Ia which she excrls
Il was a delightful occasion, that was
keculy enjoyed by the guests, aud
which seemed 10 impafg a hospi,eable
pleasure to the host aud bis cstimablc
vutc. May Mr. Kennedy live long 70
enjoy many happy returns OF this i'm
P0rtaut anniversary ia his life.
The following appointments were
made by the Southern Methodist Con.
ference ~ Maiden last week for the
Pennington Di,,riC; i;Uys. J. H. 4.
Vaughan, presiding elder Farming
ton, " j llcys; Bonno Terre, A. s.
Cocker; Scdgcwickyillo circuit, }. l..
Stampcr: Frcdcricklown, W b. Chap.
man; Arcadia, ". A Humphreys;
lie Soto, G. NJ Gray; Pennington
circuit, A II Safiuld; Libcrtyville
circuit, a. J. Robinson; Poiosi, II.
Whitehead; BciicSicw, II J. Charlton;
pc.logc and Fiat River, j. a. Collins
Elyin-, v. j Nclyick lIcmalite cir.
cult, l.. L Mauk; Marquand circuit,
". n Cunningham; Lutcsyillc circuit
q. WALTON, Marble llil circuit, } ~.
King plauiu, J J.. Martha; Foslus,
l.. Z Jenkins; pIcahouias circuit, A.
+. Jones; Oak Ridge circuit. }. +.
Tracy: Vale Mines, supplied by j. N.
Seton; York Chapel, j. H. Dougherty
bismarck, l.. II. Davis; Belgrade, X.
j. McCashu; Marvin collegiate insii-
lutc. y " Emery. Marvin r ilaw
was a.signcd Ia Charleston
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

Our stock Of shoes, hats, aud men b
furnishing goods is complete. Give H.
call before you buy. Mccormick,
Sprott a Co.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02


Edward Truchon, formerly of this
county, bat who went to France sew.
cral years ago, died ou the 18Th ull.
at Ayize Marine.
For beautiful home, in south
err suberb Of Pennington, containing
10 acres Easy Terms. Apply to Clay,
Buck & Fleming
II you want nice gold, silver OF
any other kind If watch, at the lowest
prices, either ladies' or gentlemen,
go To Teiley's Jewelry store
J. r. Goyreau, formerly oi iu.
place but for the last five year, VI
BartelsyiIle, Ind Ty, is here ou %
short visit to friends and relatives
For Salc---An iron gray mare, unr
buggy or saddle animal; viii work
single or double. Apply to Mrs. T.
e. Overall, Dcl.assus, Mo
MIR. W. 7. Newly OF Jaydae pre-.
senled Us the other day two fine kiclcr
pears grown by him that measured
10 inches In circumference
We are receiving our fall aucS OF
dress goods, Canton nanuel-, nanncl-
cites and al kinds Of dry good,
MCCORMICK, SrEuTT s. Co
John and Ben Towl and G. Marked
evidently belong to that class of hunt
ers called "poi hunters, They Killed
SIXTY squirrels at Marquand last Salur-
day.
lIcrzog has complete line OF School
Shoes, and invites Won 10 call aud rs
anime his goods aud learn his price,
before making purchase, fnr your
children
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

For n small but select assortment Of
wedding presents in cut glass or silver
90 TO John kirbergs
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

SIR, Ollie Msyberry aud vile left to-
day for Washington, d. C., and other
places in Pennsylvania where they will
visit relatives.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

nE. A. ]. Horn of Denver, Colo
was here \ few days the past week on
a visit to bis father, MIR. Josiah Horn.
The Doctor is looking well and has
ficshened up considerably since be left
here some years ago.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
McKINNEY's.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Christian Church have just purchased
fine Mason and Hamlin Chapel or
gan for the Church. Il Is a $40 90
instrument, but they succeeded Ia get.
ting Il st n liberal discount
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

iA acres in IT. GaneYieve county, o. In
cultivation, room log houae, good hog haFn
creek; excellent free Tnngs and nice timber.
Price 81 SO.