Fair play., 1880-10-23
Local Matters.

visited st. Louis this week.
Over Goats For So at
FL JOKERST'S.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Fever
& Aguc.
A light snow fell last Monday
| aftern oOn-the first of the season.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents
Malaria.
Trunks. Satchels, and Valises at
FL JOKERSTS.
| Mrs. Chas Dodge. and son of Bur-
lington. Iowa. are visiting the family
of DIR. Hertich.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores
the appetite.
| The brick work, on the addition
to Judge Bogy's residence. will be COM
pleted in few days.
| -REED's GILT EDGE TONIC cures
Dyspeptia.
| The best assortment of Clothing.
under Shirts and Hats. at the one
price Clothing Store opposite the
Court House.
II. S. Shaw, Esq. and other PROM
linen, speakers will address the people
ut German churc. tomorrow after
| noon.
Mr.. Henry Bruigcr presented us
with some fine apples yesterday. They
are the finest eating apples We have
tasted this year.
The Wilson Bros Celebrated
Shirts Rcady-,,ladc or made to order at
CIV. HAMM'S.
Jack Frost" made quite an i'm
preston, on the mind of the bare
footed urchin the past-week. \ fire
was not at all uncomfortable in the
mornings.
-Flanncls. Blankets. Shawls, Hoods
and all Kind wooden goods at
FL. JOKERST'S.
A. Mr.. Raunschlih, who lives near
Vein Garten church, brought some
wheat to the Gone Mill>..this week that
weighed 65 pounds TO the bu>hel.
Who can beat il
80 cts. will buy Good Heavy
Under Shirt at C.W.HAMMS.
Mr.. L. Bert. Vallc's fine mare was
rafllcd of last Sunday night at Sex
auer's saloon. Mr.. SeXauer was the
lucky winner. He sold the mare the
same night to Mr. :. ID. Patton for $50.
If YOU want Il good Over Coat a
Fine suit or the most substantial
workin" Pants 90 where there is only
one price. This is the old stand. estab-
li>hcd 1859, opposite the Court House.
The only person in this County
from whom the Genuine Singer sew
in" machine-tlIc best in the market
can be bought is j. W. shaw. the re-
liable SEWN. machine rcpairer 2221
We agree with our friend. the BeO-
bachteI'. that fir company would
| likely be Of far more benefit TO our
city than military company. As sug-
gcsted by another "distinguished'
neighbor.
The Ste Genevieve Cornet band
is an institution of our city once
mere. under the leadership of Mr.. Ed
ward Scy>slcr. In 4 few weeks We
may expect 10 hear our city surena-
ded with fine music. Mr.. Seyssler
knows how to do it.
One of the heaviest rain falls of
the season occurc! on Friday night,
the 18th inst. Our streets presented
the appearance of rivers. Consider
able damage was done along the creeks
by the washing away Of fences, etc.
The foot bridge, near the cooper shop
on North GabOurie was swept away.
and carried down to the mill where it
lodged against the bridge peers.
In bringing the PRICKLY ASH
BIrrERs before the public, We claim
that il is one of the best remedies ex-
tant for the prevention and cure of all
diseases arising from a disOrdered
Liver. BY using them according to
directions they will keep the system
in strong. healthy condition, and
prevent any miasmatic influence
Ask your druggist for them.
Price $1.OO per bottle. 1874
A gay party of pleasure seekers
consisting of Misses Flora, Marie and
Mamie Vale. Misses Memie and Mary
Bovce. Miss Cora and Miss Lucy Ro-
zier, accompanied by Lou, Smith and
John Boyce. Edwin Rozier. Joseph
Bogv, Tom Rozier, Willie Rozier and
Vallee Harold, went down TO the ball
and supper at St. Msry's on Monday
night. last. The ride down and back
was cold. but the inconvenience was
amply repaid by their cordial recep-
tion at the hands Of the St. Marrians
and the fun and pleasure Of the trip.