Fair play., 1884-04-05
THE FAIR PLAY.
JOHN LII CHINCE, Publisher.
Fair Play Things.

Far HlaV Things.
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Joe Rigdon has three months
old pig Which has five legs.
Mrs. Jennie CrOwder is spending
few days in town with Miss Lucie
Itozier.
The Cornwall Copper Mines pro-
duced ever 400 600 pounds of ore last
month.
cTBuy your ssCharter Oak"
and s'Buck's Brillfant'' Cook
Stoves at
KARI. MUELLER,S.
Only one marriage license issued
during the month of March. They
were for John Hurst and Josephine
Meyer.
-Hessrs. Henry l.. RoZier. Nallcc
Harold and Jos. G. Zicglcr lci, for the
city OF St, Louis. last Sunday, on the
Cairo.
cg-Come one! Come all! Who
need a Sho.. III fit your Foot and
Pocket too.
4i-S T.. BAUM.
William Hurst, the boss swine
raiser OF New Bremen, sold lard and
bacon to the amount of $l04.55, to Mr..
John l.. Bovcric, one day last week.
Thomas Brewster. Thomas Cole
ami Martin Rond. of St. Mary. cover
ed themselves all over with glory by
subscribing for the BEST and Only
lisa cold day when Jim Braham
gets left. He comes out in the race
for aldermen against one of the best
men in the city. ahead by Just one vote.
Jim is little but he is loud.
Miss Jennie Greasy, who. for the
past six months. has been teaching
school near Mudd's Landing. in RAN
dolph couhtv. His. spent portion of
this week visilir. friends liz this pla ce.
David Ditch. the boss farmer of
Pleasant Grove, has short horn COW
that recently dropped calf that
weighed eighty pounds a; birth. Can
this be beaten among our fine stock
raiscrs?
Charles W. Meyers has moved to
Rock Haven with his family. lie will
take charge Of the landing at that
place in futurJ. Charlie is a good fcl-
low and will make every effort to
please his patrons.
M. W. Hoffman is selling the old
stock Of George Bond & Co. al a ruin
ous reduction from ordinary prices to
make room for his new stock Of goods.
No such opportunity to buy chesp
goods will occur again in life time.
The FAIR PLAY has gotten an av-
eragc of seven new subscribers week
since the present editor took charge of
it. Keep on boys that is the way to
make the boss editor happy and your
selves posted in the happenings Of
your county.
The FAIR PLAYS tow line is here
by offered to Mr.. Chauncv FiIley in
his struggle with the fine haired dudes
Of st Louis. We like pluck, brains
and energy wherever found, and feel
a sympathy for the under dog in the
fight, all the time
A prominent Republican inform
ed us that when Mr.. Whitle.lge came
here last Saturday, ostensibiy to de-
fend Smith. he promised not to so in
to the Republican meeting, but that
when he thought that he could run it
he sailed In on his muscle. Toms .
slick 'un, boys.
M. w. lIsffman has purchased the
interest of Mr.. Lewis Schaaf in the
store of George Bond & Co, at St.
Mary, and is now the sole proprietor
Of the store. stock and good will. lie
has just finished the inventory of the
old stock, which he proposes to sci: for
nearly nothing 10 got rid Of it.
Whilst IN St. Mary, last Monday.
We had the pleasure of an introduce
ton to the Rev. Father Kane. pastor
Of that parish. The short half hour
Of sur intercourse was both pleasant
and Instructive. lie is cultured gen
tleman snd-a subscriber 10 the
FAIR PLAY.
There were twelve men and Mr..
Whitledgs - the Republican meeting,
last Saturday. All the motions were
made BY either Thomas whitIsdge or
Mr.. T. b. Whitledgc and were sscsnd-
ed by Tom Whitledge o. Mr.. Whit
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