Fair play., 1881-04-02


meet, on Monday next.
"A called session OF the County
Court will be held to-day.
Harry Lawrenceton, Of Lawrence
ton, has removed to 81. Louis.
Henry Kern is now driving the
Pennington mail, As well as the BUS.
"A large Assortment Of fine razors
at ED. SEYSSLER.
Mrs. Francis Rozier is having a new
fence erected in front Of her residence.
Gen. +. 4. Rozic- is attending the
Fretlericktown Circuit Court, this
week.
Youths all wool spring salts re-
duced from $50 to 600 ut
&. W. Hamm's.
john L. Boveric has been released
from service as - United States juror.
and is happy.
Will Townsend WAS in town, Sun
day, but didn't get to see his girl.
Too bad, viii.
Joseph Blcchle is going TO open
up a saloon in the building adjoining
Hertzog's shoe shop.
And still they come. An other
large family of German immigrants
arrived here. Tuesday night.
The livery stables were drawn
on to their fun capacity, Sunday.
The day was bright and pleasant.
The river is rising very fast and is
now higher than ever before tins year.
There are grave fears of al overflow.
The measles are holding the fort
ut Lille Rock. They are anwelcome
visit ors in several families thcreajouts.
On next Tuesday, the 5,h, will
be held fIre annual school election.
The city will elect officers ON the same
day.
Louis Guibord finished his term
as teacher OF the Bioonsdalc public
sch.o, and returned home last Thurs
day.
The steamer Joseph Kenney took
on eleven hundred barrels OF the Cone
Mills -four for st. Louis, last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Charles Gre.eire, Of Du-
buque, Iowa, is here ON ! visit Of sew
eral DAYS to the family OF Mrs. Henry
Janis.
Frank Hoover. OF Concord, wal
in town Thursday and joined the le
sion OF :ionor-thc FAIR Play sub
scriberS.
-Jaccard still goes steadily forward
with his jeweiry shop, although he ha
added the finest stock Of hats in tow
to his other business.
Our representative. Hen. VIM. +
Cox. was presented with Il fine golt
and ebony cane by the members and
clerks of the legislature.
Ste. Genevievc County has 3.Sl
children Of school agc and gets an ap
por,ionment Of $2,72s IL, Fraction
over Il IL cents per child.
! Two Sisters Of -. Mary were i
town. The first Of the week, sellini
tickets in a grand ra:ic for the benef
of their hospital 1T 81. Louis.
| Mr.. Charles L. Rozier is a cand
date for reelection to the MayOralt!
He has made capable and efficieI
officer and should be reelected.
The firm of Rozier 4 Joker,
have laid in a heavy stock of Sprin
clothing and price goods. Ready cl'
thing at all pieces. and parties dcsirin
suits made to order can be fitted wi,
neatness and taste al any cost. fair (
very low.
What parts Of our sidewalks th
a~c not used BY the festive small bt
in spinning tops are taken up. gcners
". by hog, and COWS. There shou
lie an ordinance passed prohibitir
both the small boy and the anima
. from moncpolizing the walks.
Through an oversight we negle
ted TO give proper credit to the artic
in last weeks FAIR PLAY. heade
.Crittenden and his Administration
1t was clipped from the Sedalia Den
ocrat and we have no desire to 70
that valuable paper Of any of its e.
itorials without proper credit.
| Hon. VIM. F. Cox returned fro
jefferson City, last Wednesday nigl
lie looks As though legislsting agre
with him for he has grown qui
ficshy during his absence. Mr.. c.
was one of the hardest working mel
bers and during the whole sessi.
was not absent single day.
Monday night last about tv
hours after the John Maude had le
ST. Louis. on her down trip. she coll
ded with the Fannie Tstum striki!