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More Than q Century.

NEW HOLLAND, o., July 4.-Mrs. Mar
garet Arnold, the centenarian, who lives
with her son, Henry Arnold, on his farm
two and half miles north of this place,
Is one hundred and eleven years old to-
day,
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llsal Crushed BY . Bridge Timber

WHEELING, VA, July A Baltimore
and Ohio carpenter named Richmond lean.
Cd from an excursion train, and, his head
striking bridge timber, he was 80 severe.
" injured that he soon died.
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Burned BY Exploding Maphiha.

NEWARK, N. j., July 4.-Three men were
engaged in cleaning out the chimney OF
boiler on Crane & Co.'s Saddle Manufac-
tory, on Oliver street, when pail OF naph-
tha took fire and exploded, fatally burning
John Norman, aged twenty five years.
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EaYniian Cotton Crop.

ALEXANDRIA, July 4.-The weather 10
favorable for the cotton crop, which 10
equal to that OF 1887. There are less worms
than In former years.
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Lotteries Popular In France.

PARIS, July 5.-The Government has Civ.
en- Its assent to the issue Of lottery loan
Of $l,2O0, 900 to aid the sufferers from the
locust plague in Algeria.
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AT tho Morgue-Dumbleton 10
looking for o missing friend and
ie)low-countryman. Aorgue-keeper-
.'Did your friend have eny distinctive
yeculiarity that he might Be recognised
81, eirp's Dumbletsn- - Certainly A2
Vos very deal ~ RwtB Nosee..
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Kinu Milan Gets 4 Divorces.

BELGRADE, July 6.-The Synod has an.
nulled the marriage Of King Milan to
Queen Natalie.
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INVENTION: j g =: ;:;

prOgresB % method and systen OF work
that can be performed all over the country
without separating the.workera from their
work either sex. young or old no special
ability required. Capital not needed yOu
ere started free. Cut this out and return to
great value and importance TO you, that vii
bring you in more money right away, than
free Address TRUE q Co.. Augusta. Maine.
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0iRLlSH CONFIDENCE.

A BIT OF News That. While Perfectly Love.
ly, Was Awfully surprlSing.
"Oh, Kitty! I've something the best
to tell you'll"
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PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.

ward which TO walk.
2. We need the abiding presence Of God
TO guide us safely through tho dangers, the
conflicts, and tho unknown paths Of life.
8. Gods presence is guard, Q protection,
guidance, comfort, salvation.
4. We should sock and pray that we may
know more Of God.
s. Gods glory shines brightest In His
mercy and His love.
9. The vision Of God leads TO humility, In.
cresses faith, fits for Gods service.
T. We have this vision In His Word; In
Jesus; In the experience wrought BY the
Holy Spirit.
Fair play., 1888-06-23

t"'rc'hiug showers.
Corn near town hooks we'll. br,-
on the average ARE promising. H.,
heat Weld will be -mrll
oar city has been literally hc-r."''
with drunmcr- the past week.
WIN. iliS"n Nandiv,r has purchased
the livery stable formerly owned 10y Il
Mr.. Ru-ccran~. Success to ,otI, III-c.
Carleton Institute. f.imw""i Srin'-
nary aud Faruin.i"I College. "Ur
! three private -ciionls. have fn'-''rI
their wear oi Tabor aud are Row ,,h II
al, aniage of that ircc,l"m which I,
indeed ,lca-urabe t" the student VIII"
hn- been faithful and prr-erern" IL
his iabor> for It p"riud of n'nr IU"u l. -.
Til" Farmers Alliaucr. III ih:s ""'I',
~. j. becoming -ir"n%. and u J. hc
! iirved that i The, uni:c an,l rnd"iv"s
, to elect rrrtain gentlemen T." office
/ they will be -urcr>-fnI II the, are
7 to i, benefited t,y The move, lc, them
I do il.
/ Mr.. David II. tlav. "f Shnh'own
( Ste Gcncy irvr county. was in Farni
! iu.tom one iay auring th. !'asi week
lie contemplate, purcnn-,n. rr"P"r''
/ here.
several papers have noticed that I'D
; W. Clay" ui Pennington. j. ab"nr to
/ start u paper al :i-marck. Thee j.
! no such person il Fnr,rin%ion ~ -
" Clay. VI ID. Clay j. the man.
/ = Young man na,n"d Caleb Cor
man. ngr,! about Il years. who resi-
/ died. near DE i.a--u-, was dragged IL
! death ty Il mare b"lnny.n@ 3" y -
/ Fl-min" one day last week. ii'
/ had been plowiuo corn Will. the am
/ maj. and had turned it ont IN ia,
evening when hr picked up y
water bu"kcf tha, was near bv aud
rnd.a, 10 mount. bnt. b, som
/ lncnn-. cn.. at hi feet bcraine entnn
Ricd III The trace chain ahd he Wa
dragged "a distance at about a mile
ma-hng the lc;i ,id.. ni hi head it
and breaking every bone IN the lett
side oi hi body. He died -hnIiI, at
ter the horse wa- stopped. iI- death
WAS brought about hl li- own EAR"
Ir--ne>-. He had been warned not l.,
aitruil,t 10 mount the animal with
bucket in l,i- hand. or 10 let her $50
one wlii" III harness. a. -he won't,
surely run AWAY. PALFH".
june Is
Fair play., 1888-06-23
Closing Of Schools.

The laruchial schools Of this city
closed for The summer on Wednesday
last. \ successful school year h1-
been I,;t>-cl hy the pupIl-. y written
examination of all the schools Wa
held last week and the result was
very gratifying to The rain-Iaking
teachers. The pupils in general
showed good proficiency. hut some
are worthy of special mention. Miss
i."iiir Lannin" passed Il remarkable
written examination. in the particu-
lars of accuracy ana n"atnc--, the
hook couraiuin" her answers being
without blot or blur from beginning
tn cud. Ms Annie i.urch acquitted
herself with distinction IN the araI'rn
iraI department. II Iid Mis- Minnie
Ni"h whose written answers were
yer, neatly penn"d.
On "Wednesday; an oral examination
WAS held before Rev. +. y. Weiss and
Mother irene. of the -cuior class "l
pupils in the High Scho". depart n"n.
Diplomas for haviu" sncc, --.ull'
passed through the Elementary r".ir ,
Of studies were received bv VI o-r'
Annie Hnrrh. Lihhi" LcC"mp;"- !. II
rn Shaw. Annie SciiZ aud J"-"vh'u'
Sch:rirr.
On Thursday the pupils cnl"rcd
themselves thoroughly with ihc'I
,rarhrr> at n basket pi~uie III Grot'r
Grove several ct li" parents ct the
children attended the picnic.
Fair play., 1888-06-23

The full and brilliant moon now beams
On Natures sleeping breast
And every err around me screaiE-.
And will not let me rest
love q dog that barks 10y lag
And nightly stops his CHATTER
Eu, q nasty liste that hoyis all night,
With dynamite IA shatter.
QE. II.
The commencement of the wheat
harvest is a few days later ihi, year
than for the past two years. In 1885, ,'he
wheat harvest began on June 18TH: III
1887. on June 1lth, and this year, ac-
cording to some statements, on Tues
day last, June 18th, though we have
been informed that wheat was reaped
on Saturday last, June 10th.
WANTED:- school, to teach dur
ing the next school year. hy a lady
who has had four years experience a.
teacher in district schools. Will eX-
hibit very good certificates aud recon-
I!lfUuttiDns. D'tI s''"''1'''' -
the Carleton Institute, Pennington.
No, and the Cape Girar,leau Normal
School.
The New South Will max" an rX"ur-
sion trip on the Fourth of july from
Sic. Geuevieye. St. Mary and Chester
to Cape Girar''can, where big "e'e-
bra,ion will he in progress. The boat
will reach Ste. Gemcvieve on her down
trip a, 900 p. III. on the 3rd, returning
on the 9Th. The fare for the round
trip, including meals, will be $50.
We have received copy ot the
Guide to Cincinnati and the Ccnicn-
NAL Exposition to he held in that city
from july 4th TO October 9th. One
million and fifty thousand dollars
have been placed AT the disposal of
the Board by the citizens. The Cen
tcnniai will commemorate events na-
iional in character: The Settlement
of the Ohio Valley. the Northwestern
Territory. the State of Ohio aud the
City Of CinriunatI. IL will be Il ma
niiiccut exposition.
Fair play., 1888-06-23
Don't fail 80 he al ste. Gene

see Homes, Oid john R"hinS"n- Ten
Bio shows, Three Circ,l-c> in Thr =
Rin.-. Elevated Stage, Thr"c Men n,.-
cries in one c;,li-'hrnic exhibition. thr
"ran,ir-, exhibition ever visiting .hi-
country. over S2.u'hI.uUU i,n> been cX
pended in putting 'hi- Mammoth \ =
nrc.aiiun together. and each day .
rxlen-cs exceed 5000: tor 90 ,c..'
thi, Old Reliable snow has been "n It
gradual increase. until NOW il i ri,
times better. ten tunes .ran'lcr ih.'H
An, ten shows on earth uaI'cd. IL
cages and dcns arr n mass OF gold aud
hand carving. It, monster char" 6
and tnblcau wagons are the most rE-
prn-i,e aud novel that money. hra'"-
and ar,i>au~ c"uld put together. nu :
ical wagons of all kinds are there. Il
F,.nlle Brass Band j. one of IL n"r
eliir>. besides >rv"n other band. =.
Genuine Free Wild West given eli
,IaV with IL street parade. I'd'" ;
acts at ever, kind. Acr"baiic. GAn-
na>,ic and -pcriaiy performances al
ever. description VII h.. -"'-n. Over
one hundred and ;itir new and n"v"l
act. given n each performance aud
ON" thousand rare aud cost. Amin :.
Birds. Beasts and L" titles ARE conn =
ted with the rhrr. Combined M"u' =
.rir- The Mu-eurn Department con
,ain- every know curiu>il, rr"cnr =
hlr. The Aquarium D"pa' 'n"n' h -
ever, description "i Water Anlm J.
know u to history In irt II i the
urau.Irst aud creates, union "f show :
cou"ci, able. Twenty year. aho u al
I the times. aud not an Anin"l. r''a'rr'
or Act will il" pictured or de-"rih~'' 4
+ that will nj b." iilrrr. Dli job d.
Robinson never i,iie-. htI' wall -ur"
. Is exhibit ~ Ste. Gene. .ielc. on 10,
above date.
Fair play., 1888-06-23
To Nominate County OinCrSs.
Editor FAIR Play.

iNir:-Pleaer publish
this resolution adopted by Union Al
lance. June 9, 1883.
RESoI.VED: That we, 'h" memh"r-
at Union Alliance. No. 2Ss. ask all OF
our sister alliances. aud all knights OF
Labor Lodges in Sc. Gcncvicvc Conn-
tv. to send one delegate for every 10
members TO meet at the hall oi Fine
Grove Alliance on the 1t Saturday
IN July. at 10 O'Clock II. ~. for the
purpose of nominating u iuil county
ticket. We also recommend Bro.
j. l.. Jennings a- candidate tor Rcp-
re.ruIaiiyc, y. +. ilAwN.
Secretary Union Alliance No. 2ss.
june ~. 1883.
Fair play., 1888-06-23
A Soldier Of the Union I.

Squire Marcus smith, of Cnif'nan,
Saline township, was in Ste. Gcnc-
we've on Monday and Tuesday of his
week. The Squire is not big man
physicaily, bu, he went through
enough hard-hips IN the War Of Sc
ccs-ion to wenr uut iHany Il big man.
lie was calvary soldier under Gen.
Phil. Sheridan. and served four ye..r-
and two month, altogether. Although
he WAS personally engaged in fifty
two battles. not couniin" skirmi>hc-.
hn' regular encounters each over six
hour, duration, and IN the midst "i
dca li-;lealing missiles and weapons,
he never received Il single wound dur
ing the war. Bullets passed through
his uniform twice, almost touching
/ his body. and his horse was shot dead
/ beneath him mere than once. His
! foot aud ankle We're badly mashed
/ durin. The siege of Richmond. Va. on
! the Weldon rairond. near Petersburg,
bv hi- horse brin" killed and ialln.
on him. Mr.. Smith h"lon9cd 1" Com
pan, f.. 10Th n y. Cavalry and to
, Company f., Isl n Y. Provisional
Calvary. lie saw some terrible fight
in9 dome. but is reluctant To enter IN
to details a. such narration- awaken
Al l,., II. I,., Il
not WISH To br considered a bna-tcr.
When the C"ntc'lcraics surrendered
a, Richmond The, were cuinplctcl,
nui of provisions. having nothing btn
n little cora meal, which they could
not find time io prepare. and were al
most starved. The Uninn >"ldi. r
were not much better oil, but such a.
they had they naveto their ia,ni.hcd
c1ptIycs.
Ia describing the sensations felt u,
4 soldier ON The field of battle. Cor
porai Smith -aii hc grew Indifferent
to bullets. bombs, cannon hall-, and
- forth. I'm, was alwa;> mad: nrr-
vulI- BY the Keen scream of the grape
shot, like the dismal ho"tinY of An
owl. "a il tore through the air and
moved down ever, thing in its path.
Th" grape. or caUI-icr. a. il j. also
called. consists Of IA number nf cast
iron balls urari, an inch each III diam
Il
packed into cani-ier> in hunclrs
like grapes. When these are tired
from the cann.n the i.-av, charge "t
balls hurst the canister and. spread
in. wide open, max" ia" most danger
Gus and dreadful missile known to
ru,lrrn warfare
One OF the most exciting fight
which Mr.. smith witnessed was the
famous naval engagement at Hampton
R"ads. Va, whcn the Confederate
ram, The Nrrrinac. attacked the tuI"n
war ships in III. harh"r. sinking them
with all on board The artillery "n
shore tried /" aid their distressed
cnIIira,i.> on the water. but the hrav,
balls bounded ike duck shot "fI ihc
MrIrimar'. sides whirh were l,r"lrc-
ted hN bars OF "ailroad iron brckrd hv
bales If cotton. When the sharp non
PROV of the Mrrriu:c penetrated the
hull ot lac Cuiuirrland. il stuck i:t>
SO that the sink III" vessel ,lrn"yrd it.
destroyer under water ill il stood
nearl. upright. " hen i! suddenly
broke loo-c aud righrrd itself. II Wa
II he,"ir. Vet pathetic -l2h' - see The
doomed crew 1T the Cumberland 90
in. down tn death and a waite. ,
grave. all standing "n the deck IN,
cheering 10 the last tor the tni",
r-tt>e.
Fair play., 1888-06-23

We are more united and harmonious
now in Wcin"arten parish than We
ever were before. because We hrV"
such u good leader in Father iiuiticr.
The t,rciihcr Bros. Valentine nnd
John. have put up a good mrN new
bindings ihi- Spring. They built "a
new house Tor Mr. Brqueiic, near
Pun laub, II large barn Tor W,n. Jr-
ker>i, on the oii Jerry Robinson
place. u barn frr Fred \r-rr, "A hnrn
ioT Frank H:rchlc, barn tor hay iur
/ Mich J"s"rr>i. oi HI"nrn-iaIr, ant =
/ house tor Fer l. Ei-rnbrI-
/ June 20, iSSS. "A. N.i.
Fair play., 1888-06-23
.Ocal Department.
List Of Letters.

List Of Letters.
Bihr I"-rph u Mr'hI"' ].
CailiuItr Eli M-nfe'r E"irit
,.rr,p G. Miller Narl Ms
Herman Nicholas 4 l.te !:,nuic Mis-
Haurk Joseph >niih H"nJ
Jasmine is.,ac Mrs jh"runif i j
k,,i,.r Feat Mats John X
kri,,r ,,,rr5e Nr-ic.,tt u II
I.abrul"i,' Mary Miss " hiic I."wi-
L.mpkr Paul Whit" Caroline
Registered Letter.
l,uTkalt Ihicit
Persons calling for letters in the n''rv" iI-'
witt pi.,tsc Say '';tvrriis,'i -
WI cox + NJ
Fair play., 1888-06-23

" near ~ els.
Wood taken for subscriptions.
Ml-- Camilla Dupont has secured "a
Teachers certificate.
Reduced prices tor lob Work Al The
FAIR Play office.
Inc Weller ha- i,"igit Father Hut
tr,'. buggy and harness.
Can't. ST. Gem j. Attending the Chi
c,." Convention.
Cheap llar,-s, Whi>k',s At Mrs. J..
Fair x Sous.
Read the advertisement "f Robin
s,a,'- (irrn~ an our rdi'.r;a' page.
i."v. r. y Gaii;n-ki returned FROM
81. Louis nn TUESDAY.
l:..y F.i. Iioi,y"rk cam" ''rNn fr"nn
s.. I."ui- O., Thursday.
,,nc load ui good iircw""d iakcu
fora wears subscription tn the FAN:
PLAY.
Mrs. ID. l.. Wh-i,n aud t:milv r.
turned to their home in M"hrrly. Nj"
on "Wednesday last.
III, uupilS of the Lutheran School
cuin,r,la pleasant picnic Al Gr"hr'-
Grove on Nnada, last.
Oak Lumber of all sizes at Mr.. j.
- F.lk y sons.
Whnopim. cough has been Enii'
nr,v,icut around Hioom,>,laie recently
taking of Il number "t children.
L,r,er-Lca,!-. ,,"te-head-. envelopes
and hr,,inrs. cards rhraply printed a.
tie FAIR PLAY office.
The little two-,rar Old son of MI
Ashley Clark has been r"roricd tn h'
dangerously i'll with dk s"nI"rN 'h''
week.
CuAS u. EIEL'S stock of drcs'
goods, groceries. cutler, ctc. Is one "'
the best and cheapest in Ste. Gene
We've.
Miss Euma Bower, daughter of Mr.
-
from Texas. u here she had been f"'
about u year.
Wrw,,l furnish the campaign Kan
81. Cit, Times anI n pamphlet "l
"rhc Debate ON TIC rariil' for 3
cents.
pto C,rsSow left on Thursday la
for 81. Louis, whence lac will makc
,rip to Grnnd Island. Nebraska. i"'
th,. benefit at his health.
All prr~"n- ha' ing "tO\E MILLS
sacks ~ iii please return ihrm witi,"u
delay.
y II. {. LEI CoMrTE. Supt.
Corn in the low portions nt the lii
E,.Id has been kept 10" moist by tn
r,.,,u, rains which rendered ,h
.r.und wet and muddy most "i tn
time.
if>ou wish chemically pure 4 frc>l
drugs or medicines al rra>"nahI
figures. the best place to "hta,n then
i. ,t The Ste. tcnrNicVc II hr'nac.
Dr. X. F. EANNING proprietor.
Rev. T. f. King"n Missionary Eal
fist. Of Nerl.'> Ianuins. Cape Gira'
,,,u Co. Mo- preached AT Mrs. Roth
,l,,ur, on Market Street, Tne>aa
evening.
Mr.. .lnlin Drmmerlr:. and Mrs EeI
u,rd Weber with her daughter. har
arrived from I:utl,l" y. v. and af
,r>i,in. their brother. Capt. "'li,ai
Roth. OF Ieil.
Itch. Marg" ami scratches OF ever
kind on human ar aniinai- cured /" :
minnie, H., Wo,linr,fS SANITARY L.
,irp. Thi- never tail>. Sold b! I.
Cars-uw, Druggist.
Fair play., 1888-06-23

Ne news nt any definite inpnrr.nce 9
;sa- e. ~, II "ru IT," t. i5.''..".If. E4'inn-
ri t"ry"nri"u ~ thi"r", up /" fr-
.,aN ait"rn.t"n y h.n y" w'uI {" press
senator Sherman j. much IT," strong
..-t candisiarr for i'I, president ia nom
iuati,u. bat there i - probability of a
-1uulir,-d. ~ HIai'ir t.rt"rc The ballot
no i ini-h"d
Fair play., 1888-06-23
Lumber Lumber.

For rhe h"-I 'n.'h plank sut li'uci {.
>in, lnruior. and ali kinds At ,.r,-.esi
Irrr:u"r. 90 la hoBINS"N X >HER-
Locks >twulil "u ttc juur,. n"at
Wrinuartfn. Ste. t"n"Vi"V"tn Mo.
Fair play., 1888-06-23
From the T.. 4. Go. President.

Avon, Mo. June -. is *.
EDITOR FAIR PLAY:
When | was in Ste. Grn"vieve last
week | was asked by Sc,cra! gentle
men if the Alliance expected 10 run a
county ticket. In every instance !
answered iha, they would not
run AN Alliance ticket tor county oiii-
c"r-. Thought had the hest Kind OF
authority Tor saving 80. When our
count, Alliance was in session III
April. this matter. or rather 'h" 4'ie--
zion OF taking part IN u convention a'
lrun:pu To nominate II candidate for
Cnnyrrs>, WAS hrou"h, Hp and DIS
cuS>cd and -puarc!y >ai down on. Al
the same nirciin" We elected dele
cat. To a called ur,cIin" of the State
Alliance, and lie was Instructed i"Noir
against - move Of this kind, ard 81
course he did it.
Nv int"rn.aiinn i that the state
Alliance recommended that the All.
ance had better not run ticket in 'it"
different sp;intlr> at lh" state. ! h"ai'!
that talked about some, after that
time. anil thought il Was done with
tor this wear. But. =" NV utter aston
jsiinent. 90 last saturday evening.
learned that Union Alliance. which
hold ,acir meeting within less than :.
mile of where live. had p#>-'d II res
olu,iuu wherein ;hc> take the OK by
the horns. ami raii Il count, c"ntrn'
ZION of Alliance men Ia meet al ,l,'
Rurues Scho"lhon>c ncar the resi-
| ,icmce vf Mr.. Joseph L. Counts. i'll
Saline township, to n"ninatea count,
ticket.
Now. since our State and Count,
meetings. which. OF course, were c"i'l-
posed "f representative men from the
| different alliances IN The county and
state. have recommended and advised
| Us not to make this move AT this time
| |. a> President of the Ste. Genevi"v,
! County, Alliance. would earnestly AL
vlSc ever, good sound Alliance nan II
| this county 10 puI his foot on ihl'
move to nominate an Alliance Ticket
tor county officers. and have nu,hin.
~ do with il, rs it can only result il
, he defeat OF every man put on - tick
ct of that kind AT this time. anh in a.
almost irreparabie injur, I" the Ali
auc, in ,hi- county. ! am -a'i-ir'
tina, ,wo-;hiri>, if not u"r", of rh'
membership of th'- county. b"il
Democrats and R"i,inljr:,u-. are "p
u IL in 'ii- l.."NraI Ii,'- 'ifn".
| dislike very much IA yet iut'
p,iui. hal. ~ ir-'i"'' /" INV -".i | wr
forced - viii" 'hi> article.
" Cook SEBASTIAN.
The foregoing communications ga
for hitit. comment irniit II. inttii'
than 10 -, 'l.a' W. ilrr" irN'
Fair play., 1888-06-23


zens "a chance TO enjoy themselves an'
celebrate Declaration Day in genuine
! American stvIe
Don't complain that Your bu-ine-
is dull when Won d"nt advertise II
the FAIR Play. the most popular ant
widely read paper ever published il
Ste Gcnc,ievc County.
The two-year old child of Mr.. An
gust Schili died OF whooping cough o,
Monday. the 18th inst. and was huri"'
on the 18Th IN the cemetery adjoining
81. Joscph'- Church. Z.ii.
When your pocket is low. call a
CHAs. II. BIEL's. lie keeps good
goods a, low prices to accommodate
every body.
Our brethren Of the press have
shown IT, marked favor in qn"'iug
many Of the FAIR PLAYS editorial
paragraphs. They do il with scrupr'
i"us honest, too. giving Us credit ev'
cry time.
Mr.. g. W. iIamm has removed hi,
private business uiiire from the build
ing IN which he conducted his nrr
chant tailoring establishment 10 1h'
new addition which he has made I,
his re-idcnrc
Mr.. Patrick !. Cummings spent
tuesday IN Chester. III. where he has
man, friends and acquaintance?
ter i that owned and occupied by
Mr. John Clary.
Mr.. Augustus Ebert aud Miss
Marie R"zicr arrived home after Il
tour Of nearly three weeks duration
in the East, where the. have been
visiting in New York CITY, Pr"vi
ience, x. I. aud other places.
Squire Marcus Smith. of C"Hnnan
will be the most surprised man in Sic
Gene, i"vc county when lac rrah> thi'
week FAIR Play, a. he never -n-
pcc,cd lha! We carry Il rhon"graph ii
the pocket of our Prince Albert coat
a day spent IN The open air of ;h'
country AT Il merry pitni" i iho be
recreation YOU can give yo,Ir famil y
/, enables Your ,u,In9 children =
bridge over ia" inriid heats of sam
fuor, free from ievcr- aud other deaG.
ii-ra-r.
The l,aiaiial steamer Crs slai Cir
will 1ivr an excursion !" Chester, III
nn the Glorious Fourth, artiN inY her
/ in the cycuin. of Tuesday, July 81 q
and returning "n the evening Of Il;
| Fourth. The fare tor the round tri
will be 500.
| Ashley Clark recently received
pair of hans'-"lne pigs of The ohi
| Improved Chester breed Thc i',ar. =
nine weeks od when Mr.. Cint
weighed him. tipped the beam n >
pounds and the SOW, the same ag'
weighed T. pounds.
Mr.. .. ID. Stone. the editor of ih
! Jefferson Unichmnn, has done a com
.ueudahi" thin" IN changing il in -iZ
and turm from a !ive-roiumn eighth =
% .ix-rrlmun four-pa9" paper
| lie hs,- ni>" changed the l'Ii.,c iru.'
! 81 - ,o 81 90 - wear.
| Ms Rosa Roe .im h haa h'c
teaching the Wcin"arien patio, hi:
| school tor ih'. iaS' Year. arrived hcr
on "Wednesday to visit Mis- Cora L.
Cn,nptr. She departed la-i night iu
her home In ~. Louis. Mis- R"">lei
| is Il good singer and fine pianist.
Mr.. I:uhi. "t Cap" t,i'ari"ln. IL.
.lc..li,tr,l the ln>ui"u at iui"''n','ln
teacher IN our public >"h""'. lrnv;'.
! .lrrah, accepted that OF principal e
he l.uliir >,i,n.i :,t tha,lc-.rii. Vi.
=, a much higher -nlrrN. Pref. t'l'
,ul Mis- i;;rrl have accepted "a.
( Iannoint,uru,S
Fair play., 1888-06-23
~, 0.Olli~ lOtfispS

Mr. r. E. FaI,rr. of New Dhcnkurg.
Mo" has "n hand large supply %,
mo".I ~ Louis collins which hc will
>urri, ci."hpt, I" customers.
Fair play., 1888-06-23

The foregoing communications call
than 10 -a> 'l.a' W. ilrv" never
changed "ur ii'-, impression "f the
Farmer. Alliance. wh,rii i. that the
rri,ur aim ui itS nr.Hit,x"r- j. in weld
the. ,ara,.r> "t he Iuit"i states into
a l.ay,i.. with ihr kui.lr'- of Labor
and .,,hnr >i,-u organizations IN order
10 form ~ powerful Il ucw po.I,ical
party - l.n--ii,ir W. .in not say His
ia rcr,-ur. tor it : thrir p"r'cct right
To "rgai.,Z,. AMI form a laIt'. f they
choose ~ de- -,..