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Fair play., 1888-11-24
Noah H. JacksOn-Aged az yrs 3
mos. and 8 das.

Eiitor Far P1ay:-Ilease publish
the death "f our dear brother. Noah
II jackson. who departed This life On
October 23rd, 1888. lie had Travelled
some in his rnrI,rr havs, and had spent
some time in New Mexico and C"I"ra-
do. lIcrHhiiol ed splendid hc;.l'h while
j" those places buI---aa rc!"r"i"s to
Ste. Geneva ie,e county ms health ON
,n-nred 1" fnil. and he hcralnr afflicted
with that nwfuI disrn-r called con
sumption which finally Resulted in his
death Mr.. Jackson joined the Odd
Fellows S"cir,y NJ CRANKY. Newton
Co, Mo-, in The YEAR 1871. and lived II
faithful member up TO his death
Much could he snid OF him Il. y good
nrighiInr. citizen and frru,.. and AN
nffccliunaIe brother. Although not II
public professor, we have II" doubt
that he was willing to trust nll in the
hands Of God lie bore hi aiilirii"n-
and stood The lest Ot trial IN liI> check
cred pathway as gold tried in he fire
Tie ha. crossed over the river hr spoke
of, and has gone to mre, the loved
ones that were so dear to him.
Though God takes our friends and
relatives from us, still We are hound
Ia saw that lie Ia just. and We t.-l
assured that our loss i our hI",hrr-
gain. May God so prepare each onr
of ns ;hat. when the cirauge comes.
We mav be able IN meet hum.
His m-sths Of stiiation are o'er.
The day. and the nights of distress;
We see him In anguish more,
lie has gaiuci . u,us, happy release.
SISTER MARY
Fair play., 1888-11-24

was the daughter of Col. Eetcr Meu-
ard. first Territorial Governor of
Illinois. Her father was unusually
wealthy. and gave her every al, an
taye OF education in their home at
ka-ka-kia. In 1919, a: the early age
of Is. she was married 10 Francis c.
Choutcau. Their bridal trip consisted
of Il tourney up the Missouri River tn
the Black snake ilill-, where st. Jo-
.cph was afterwar,l founded.
Two years later Mr.. Chontcau again
assembled The river in company with
his wife. tins time to establish! II trad
iug post of tie American Fur Go.
The post was established at Randolph,
on the south bank of the river. In
the Hood of 1920 the log houses were
washed away and new stores were AT
icrwar,- briit AZ the foot ut Tr"o>t
avenue. and two miles above Ar@cn-
tine on the bank "i the kaw.
Mr.. Chu,itrau made a government
entry of 200 acres of lant in the east
bottom. where he built The only
steamboat uu,iing at this point. Tlli-
was washed away III 1874 ~ the
Years passed Mr.. Chouican proved
himself a successful man of business
and ama->cd fortune. lie died
about two wears ag".
Mr. Choutcau was a woman Of
great intelligence aud noted through
uut her long life for her uuh"undcd
charity. She never tired ct seeking
out the distressed and relieving their
wants. although her native modc-ly
WAS such that few Of her acts were
made public. She gave away nearly
All she possessed. She WAS dcvout
believer IN Roman CaIhulici>in. AMI
provided the means for building the
first Roman Catholic Church in the
city. Il was a iu" structure aud stood
on Washington street. Owing 10 the
III III iiItl tl igf t!if lI~i IL" veal vi
her life were spent mniniy at home
with her dau.itur-ln-law. Her mind
was remarkably clear tn the last, but
such was her dread of reporters that
new -pnprr men were denied tine privi-
legc of making IA record OF her expert
enceS of lhrcequarters of century.
She had also an aversion for having
her picture taken, and she will be re-
mrlnbcretl only rs she appeared i'll
life. Six children have preceded her
to the grave, and no survivor of her
family remains.
The burial will take place in the
family burial grounds at 81. Louis to-
morrow After the death of her hus
! hnnd. Mrs ChOuieau, at the earnest
| solicitation of friends, instituted nu-
nerou> lawsuits to recover a dover
right in valuable real estate IN the
west bottoms. 4 few weeks since il
was decided by Judge Phillips ,ha,
/ the widow had forfeited her rights be-
cause o! the statute of limitations.
Fair play., 1888-11-24

llAII. OF THREE RIVERS ALLIANCE,
\n 2tl STE tENrNIFVE Co Mo.


HALL or ihHf-f- al Ems y LII y w -
Ne. Sol STE tENENIEVE Go, Mo.
EdtfOF Fdn' Etdy AT Il re@"ia:
neetln. OF tins alliance, the ioHoW In2
preamble aati resolutions were a"'P''"
- the unanimous >tit>e "i tue mem
her-.
W HEkEA> The AiihlSh'N' III HIS HI
finite WISDOM has seen III 10 remove"
from our midst cur he."'td "'''''e'' :
John frINton. WI" uled "hl'e st' III
The prime "l NE "h ff'"'N' N"N e''',
ber = i>>>. aged 30 wears anu
" HkhtAs II i proper ''''' we ''''
"'''""'iN "' i"'''
should -tuW due respect |" 'he 'htti'-
ry at .ur decreased brother, therefore
p,-.,,,.,,,, Efr-t ,,,.t in Li. dr,iI,
,,o b..,, I,., mn h.na., and z,alnn-
81,
Fair play., 1888-11-24
DEATH OF A GOOD CITIZEN.
Mr.. James M. Young Aged IS yrs.

We had deferred publication of the
t"ilowiny nhituar, in the hope nf be-
ing able to secure detailed Information
about Mr.. Yuung's rc-idcnc" in this
county, but. as there seems T." be no
prospect of receiving anv. we now
present il I" our readers Il. il appeared
in the Fari:,ingt"n Times
Mr.. j NJ. Young. mn old and highly
respected ciiiz'n"t Union township,
Ste Gcnrvi"ve county, died at his
home last Thur-dny nl"rning. October
18Th. of parai, Sis st the throat.
About rwo weeks prior 10 his death,
Mr. Y"mny. vino wns very large.
tir.hy mam. rereivrd II stroke If rnral-
, sis which so sfi;rirl hi. throat that
he could not swallow. and nuuri>h-
men, had To Ice administered bv means
uf n tube but all effort. of his ph, 81
,iam- aud the constant watch rare of
hi fri.n.!- could not war,l I'll tle fatal
rr-ui that WAS nIpar, from the
fir>t. Decreased WAS man of -uiih in
'cyrity aud answering character. II
good citizen. pleasant nriyhhur and
,irvat,,l husband aud father.
J. N. Young was horn in Wa, ne
r"uni, Nv. "n the 18th of August.
I>23 and NJ the age of seven wears
came 1" Missouri with his parents. 'he
late Rev aud Mrs. Harvey Young. in
the wear 1880 lie grew Ia mnanl.on,i
in This aud STE. Grn-vi-ve counties.
and had resided here ever since. H.:
WAS united in marriage with Mis-
lie Allen on the 23r.l of August,
Ills fir, wife died September 80.
and he VIA. again married. Marcl
1859. :" Mi-> S"-an Porter.
wives him lie lea. e. hi.G
Fair play., 1888-11-24

Fob SALE:-A lot with frame shop
building on it. and several vacant lots.
in this city. Apply TO Joseph Flynn,
Attorney at Law. Sic. Genevicve, Mo.
Mr. Felix Rozicr was a passenger on
The CRYSTAL CITY on Saturday last.
lie had been ab-en, from hi- home tor
IA week, part of which he spent in visl-
ting his son, Louis. in DeSoi", and in-
succtin. the condition of hi property
in The Vale Mines.
The Ste. Gcmcyicve Literary and
Debating Society WAS Organized on
Thursday evening, with Prot \. ;
Cnkcr - president I;s next meeting
will be on "Wednesday. 800 =. M, At
Shaw n C;trs-nw'- Law Office. Young
men and ladies are invited 10 become
members.
Work i being pushed rapidly on
the Pryrll and 81 Joe railroad. We
ai' iflidbif iii'pi ib''t 'l''' nv ''''N'
will be completed within the next
wear. This road will add materially
crease the popuIa'iun several hundred.
-C.ystnI .N,rOr.
English SPAWN Linirncnt removes all
Hard. soft, or CaiIou-cd Luiup- nnd
Blrni-hr- irou horses, Blood >pa' in
CurbS, SpIini>. Sweeney, SiitllcS.
SprairiS. sore and swollen Throats
from whatever cause. Coughs. etc.
save $50 bv use Of one hottie. War
ranrcd. Sold by {. +. Car->ow.
Druggist.
Mr.. Jos. Vacih has decided 'n close
up hi. wcli-knrwn h"-tclrv. the Anvil
Saloon AT New Oilenhure. aud hrroIn"
a citizen and bnsirc-S nktu ih SlcGrnc-
We've. y, more honest and re-pccta-
bile -annukr"pcr than Mr.. Nnctl ever
did business in Ste. Grnryiryr. aud
we t.herriIilv rrrummcnd him 10 all
who wish to paironiZc II rc-l.rciabl,
conducted -alonn
"Jnur." the tri'hful old colorc1 ser
want OF DR.. Ilrrtich, made remark
able prediction about his death. Al
noon, while he incIHhrr~ of the family
were expecting hi- demise at any mo
mcnt, Jane said he would not die he
fore foEr o'clock. She was asked the
reason why. and answered because his
mother dicd of the same disease al
four o'clock in the AFTERNOON on Il
Thursday. Her prediction was full
filled.
Mr. Joseph H. Douglas, and his sou
Theodore. cam" into town from Doe
Run on Friday. the 10Th inst. He re-
turned nn Thursday Mr. Douglas re-
ports Doe Run TO be going ahead rap
idly The mill i To be enlarged by the
addition of two elevators, and two
crushcrs are TO be put in. The mill
will will also he extended in length.
Mr.. Dnugias has been doing sicndl
carpnter's work ever since last
Spring Over $500 in cash are paid
ou, each month b, the company.
Fair play., 1888-11-24
JackSOn'S S TidingS

George Ho,er and iw"of his rnn>
Ius set out Tor FIorI>>ani, Mo, one tia,
last week.
The Pleasant Grove public srhn"l
opened on Monday. Nov. IL, 1855 with
Mr.. l.. I. Brooks rs teacher.
Those who have heretofore been
Dragging about their tine iurnips can
now pun down their sign. Mr.. Elliott
Drury raised The tine-, ,urnips that,
have been raised in This cnmrmunit,
for many wears. Eish, turnip> weigh
ed two pounds over IL bn>hei. and some
Of them measured twenty hi inchc.
in circumference.
Dos QrIXoTE.
Fair play., 1888-11-24
Advice Well Needed.

On Wr.lurs,lrv Of last week Mr..
Den LcClcrc came n,0,,.r,--"iiicc feel
ling rather depressed over the >-of
his pocket book containing nearly
twcni, tive dollars lie a-ked us to
advertise hi- loss in the FAIR PLAY.
and offer five dollars reward fui tie
Recovery of his money. Wa al, ised
him that n better plan would be TO
have 100 han,ibiii. struck of imme-
diaicl> and .li-irihu,rd in the ,irini,
where he los. his money. ~ our paper
would not appear Till SATURDAY. A.
Our printrr- were - few DAYS he
hini with their work on arrount at
the delay in getting ont the FAIR
PLAY Of The previous week. We >u9
y..>iei Ia him Ia have the handbiIi.
printed at the UeraId s.ffirr. Mr.. l..
Ci"re adopted oar plan. anl the result
was thar Mr. Norbert Bnsler, the hon.
est man " ho found hi> money. brought
il the same evening I" Mr. john !.
Knverir'S store. y hich we rccoinrncn.
dcd as the place t" receive il.
Fair play., 1888-11-24
Consumption SureI. Cured.

To THE EDIroR-i'!easc inform your
readers that have i positive remedy
for the above named disease. BY 'ts
timely use thousands OF hopeless cases
have been permanently cuted. |
shall lie glad Ia send two bottles OF
III, remedy FREE to any al yoUI read
er> Who have consumption II they
will send ne their cypress aaj post
office address Respectfully.
I. y, >l,,UNI, NJ. L. l., Pearl -.
New lotk.
Fair play., 1888-11-24
OBITUARY.
DR.. Chas. S. Hertich-Aged 81 yrs.
s mos. and Il days.

Al 400 o'clock y. m. on Thursday
November -, 1855, occurred the death
OF one of Ste. Genevicyc's most re-
spec,ed citizens. DIR. Cha-. :. Hertich,
at his residence on Main ST.. this city.
Ills mourning wife and children. with
Il few other relatives. were present at
hi- bedside during his lat moments.
Only his sister Mrs. \. {. Dodge, of
Burlington. To-, and his daughter, Mrs.
Frank R0cdcr, of ST Louis, were alb
sent. The doctor had been attacked
with partial paraiys about ten wears
ago, and though every effort was made
to effect Il cure, the disease had -ica,'i-
" maintained lis hoid of his system
and ultimately terminated his lite.
For three weeks he had been too feeble
10 leave III bed and dnring the last
twenty four hours of his existence
had been unable Ia swallow ANY nOur-
i-imcnt. The once strong and manly
frame had grown ciiariatci with dis
ease, and the passing OF the spirit
from its temple was 80 free from pain
~ To he almost inperccptible. lii-
soul WAS fortified for the great final
change bN HE last sacramcut- ot the
Catholic Church. of which he was "a
lifelong member. The funeral " ill he
held II 900 IA IN, to-day. from the res
iicnce To Ste. Gcuevievc Church
where II low requiem mass will be eel
ebratcd Thence The re mains will he
conveyed to While Spring cemetery
for inicrineni in the family lot.
DR. Chn-. ;. llrriich WAS born III
Ste. Gcmc,icvc county. Mo on Marct,
u. 1921. Ills father. Mr.. Joseph lier-
itch. was a native of SwiiZ .rlani. who
came to the United States in l7S6. and.
in 1873. founded II school called "A-y
unI. in Ste Gcnc>irvr county. ten
miles from this city. The school was
conducted for twen,, five years and
was celebrated for its high moral and
mental culture. The mother nf the
decreased was Miss Mcrcrlitc de Vii
lar.. daughter of the French Governor
of Louisiana, at New Orleans. She
bore her husband six children. Prof.
Iiertich was M intimate friend OF
Henry Clay, the famous Statesman.
The deceased assisted his iaiher in
teaching the ASYLUM school and sub
a,ing from the ST. Louis MciicaI
school in 1913. lie prncIicrd mcdi
WAS surgeon for the Winncia.o Ia
dians IN Minnesota two Years. and
finally opened an office in Ste. Gene
We've. Mo-, in 1851. where he soon
built up "A lucrative practice. In No
vcmhrr. lsi5. he married Miss Mnrv
l.. Rozicr, daughter of Ferdinand and
, Constance Rozi. Their union wms
blessed with six children. Vil,ar- j
deceased. Cha-. j.. Bert. j.. Augustus
G., Clara and Blanche The Doctor
was quiet and un"h,ru-ive in his man
ner, hluntly honest in speech and ac.
tion. but withui warm hearted aud gc-
nial IN the social circle. A. ciiizr,
| or pI,v sirian no man in our count,
has Il better record %" m"re popular
name. In hi. death II familiar and
| prominent figure of our society hn-
passed away forever. and Il happ,
home has been brrrft of kind and
| tender husband and an attrc,ionai, -,
father.
Fair play., 1888-11-24
MRS. BERENICE CHOUTEAU DEAD.
She Passes Away at the Home Of Her
Daughter.in.Law.

special to the 81. Loui> Republic.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-. Nnv. 20-At 10
o'riuck last night Mr.. F,rrenirr Chou
irnu died nj the residence uf her
law, on Ea-i NiniI, street.
in this city. Mr.. Ch"ntrau Was 81
Years IT age. and the iir-i whit"
w.i,,nh that ever lived in kan-n- Cit, &.
tirm,iiIr- II old age.
Mis- Cir"uirnu Wa perhaps tine
,,,.,.i ,,ui.si historic character ot the.
city. She wn- The link connecting the
,,a., with the ,,.ss.nH Mr.. Chpu,-an
Fair play., 1888-11-24

a first-c!ass free lunch will be
served on SATURDAY. next. December
lst, at Joseph Vaeth'- New Anvil Sa-
loon, on Main Street. formerly kept hy
Mrs. RoiZ and known A. TIE First
Ward Sa'"on. Joe invites ever, body
from town and country. to visit him
on that day, and taste his lunch and
test his beer and other excellent re-.
rt.htuautS
Fair play., 1888-11-24
Trustees Sale.
Dos tlCIXoTE.

VYyHEHE rs. Mary Jane O,uch"n and Peter
w OiI,chun her husband, Of the county of
ste. Grn"vie,e, State of Missouri, by their cer-
'ain Deed 81 Trust date'i the l.ih day of May,
l>>>. and recorded in the Re"nr''er's office "f
Ste t,eney i.,e County. at Deed Book -, page
3I9. conveyed Ia the unders gne'i. John Iiapck.
uf the county uf >te. tIeneyieve. st.te "t Mis-
s,rri, all their right, title, interest and esia,-.
III AMI To the following described Real Estate,
situated in the county III ste. Genevie,e and
stale ~ n is-otir. an'i !, ing in and being part
am, rar"elof United states survey No. s.2i,
sur, q e, -! xn '!--Crilye! - fpIows
BEGINNING al y. ". corner "r What is known
as The Trembling tract thence y ci degrees r..
u. =. chains u, The y. tru diary oi what ~ known
- the G..,inir tract. fer cnrn-r, from which u
u. - /! inches in 'iia. hears y. ~ l-2 degrees,
". IL ii'ks d.innt. and . Black OAK inches IN
din. hrar- y. Is ..-yre--s, T.. ~ iks. distant /;
thence y. 26 dcgr -. 13.<3 chs. 10 r"ru~r
degrees, T.. 20 link distant. and u. ~. in
shc> in 'iH. h-ar- y. - degrees r.. 2. Inks
distant thence y. degrees r.. n. ~ chains 10
a corner, from aii,,'h u. ,,tim l. inches in
da. hears -. ~ degrees. ". 10 links distant aud
"A Double Il. -. Q inchr, in ,,ia. bear y. :. lie
yre-S. r.. ~ links distant thence y. 20 degrees.
y .fr.'.i chains t" a corner from which a W g.
g. q f,r.,i.. in tsia. i~ar- =. 81 drSr-"-. T.. -
I'M, ,Ii,r,,Y>sut! II. .. inch-- in dis. be=,t-
\ /. , ,i.yre.s ~ links distant thence
:. 90 degrees, W laN2ains :" corner. ir"'"
which u u. -. l. inches in IN. ie.r> :. ~ 'e
rr.c-, " !s links tii.,anf AMI a ~ IL m
iaut i.i-nc" :. 3. siegrc--. ". "a! chains tn q
hick"iy fer corner !; th'-iice =. 20 degrees, w q.
..,h 'hains to o.. a.. l.; l. che- ia .iir. tor
ner, n cncc IL degrees, T.. 1910 chains more
less To y. W. corner ~ fr.,ct oi land fi-et-
eel to Clara A. ''ls'fl'n Il 'ther-, minors. by
deed ~ even lat, ier-w Ith thence y. ~ DE-
-rrcs. T.. Si.3i chain- more or les. To- th- begin
ming cnrier AMI iseing The same rial estate ac-
gu.rc'! hv the said MARY Jane S,,uoh"n twife 81
Peter ol,uehon) Of John l. BIsy and Leon BE-
" trustees u,'i-r the ia.t viii aud ta.taneBi
h. rrv i'h, ct'nfa iuine - acr-e rn"r.- less.
Which said Conveyance aas n,a'te in trust tn
secure fh- pay uIcDt # their certain promise ry
i;'> in -aIi 'i'-si 'ir-crirt,, ant whereas said
notes have h-enHse 'iue AID are unIaii, nov
therefore, in arrui'lstce wi-b III Ir,.:iri"ns ni
erii Iced nf I, I-t. ani at t'' T.qur-' 'f the ie-
xti i,ol'l-r Of ssi! n''t- viii pr',c-e.l L. sell
the al,.vr described Real k-f-;- at the ts,uTi
Hi-- 'ionr in the riiv "f Ste. Gene, i-ve in the
highest tcr ier CASH, at public au-tion, on
Friday, the 9Th ,lay of December,
lsSS.
lsfw' en- the hnris nj riD~ in the forenoon anf
fv~ III the afIrrn""n eft that isy 10 satisfy .si
mites i..rih-r with the east liii expense %! ex
ecuing this trust. JOHN ILAiEk,
Trustee
Dated :his iith LAY 81 November, ls--.
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five 10y his first wife and four by his
second Among the former i W. ii .
Young OF rhi- place. aad the latter j.
L. Young ot Boune Tcrre. Besides
his wife and children. he also leaves
three sisters 10 mourn hi> loss.
The funeral. which Took place from
Three Rivers churcl. OH Friday after
noon. wa- largely attended. Services
were conducted bl Rev. j. y. tiepier.
who preached from, Rev 1913.
Fair play., 1888-11-24
I)rurv & Co.,

or l.n"InsiaIr, Mo-. will open their
new New Store on Monday. Nnven-
hrr 26,l,, ~ i,h REDUCTION of s
per cent. in the Price of their Goods
t.,r Cash. aud will buy al kinds of
Produce. hulirr. egg, chickens, tur-
KEYS, geese, ducks, ,srnip-. potatoes,
mu.asses, dried fruit ct all kinds, etc
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CORRE.<PU.NUF.ACE

Corn pulling j. about over.
Mr. Henry Iarrrtie il building a
new addition to hi- barn.
The Farmers Alliance is booming
in this vicinity.
Mr.. P..iiip Jokcrsi. the road over
seer. Is working the road in ,hi, neigh
borhoOd.
There was double wedding al Mr..
Henry Paimer'> recently. but | am not
able To give YOU particulars.
Scarlet fever isragins around Staab.
town.
DIR. Newman. of CoiI,nan, was in our
burg recently.
November 9Th. DAISY.
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New MerChMsss ssltSe /:

The rnirrlri>iuY Finn at Bower 4
Co.. Ri""m>.lale. Mo. ha- jns, pro.
cured u iarye stock OF nrv G"..l-,
Groceries ric. They respectfully sn-
.icit the patronage "f the public. AMI
will suppl, goods as cheap a> the
,ltra,w.i.
Fair play., 1888-11-24
Local Department.

Local Department.
-~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~
Wheat. 80 cent.
Ia" Wood taken for Subscriptions.
Camille Stanton arri, ell from the
City Tuesday evening.
Money to loan. Apply to EMILE
=. VOGT.
BEES for Sale $500 per hive at
Miss n. a. Chalwclle.
Mr.. Ge". Sieiglc returned from ST.
Louis Saturday night.
Oak Lumber of all sizes at Mrs. }.
FaIk Il Sons.
Mr.. A. \. Flamm came dawn from
ST. Louis Tuesday, returning Wcd"es-
dav.
Come to the Farmers Store. Drury
& Co, Bi""uhs,iaic, No.
Pressure on our space has compelled
Us t., abbrcviate corre>p"ndenccs this
week.
cTA span of Mules for sale cheap.
Apply to Frank I.alio-r, Ste. Gene
we've, Mo.
R"zicr & Jokcr-t shipped an rn"r-
nous qua"ty "f farm produce I" the
this week.
Con will he sold as cheap. or
cheaper than an, where in the county
a, Drury l. Co.'s. BIo"msdnlr. Mo.
The residence of Mr.. T.. &. J"krrst
was by tar the most beautifully illn-
minated during the Republican parade.
If you are in need "f nice pair "t
g"vcs or ui,,cm- =" I" R"zirr aud J"-
krrst's.
Nj. Carrie ViIarn visited imma.
III "n Monday. returning "u Wrdnc>-
day, escorted by Mr.. Will Schuck.
For yrnti-,nrn aud ladies under
wear. g" Ia E"zirr Il Jnkrr~i's. The,
Keep the largest stock at loves, prices.
Mr.. o. ID. Harris and daughter. Ella,
and Mr.. EiiiS~ X E,u,r.n arrived on
the boat from 81. Louis Sn,ur.ln.
night. 49,
Juicy steaks. nice outlets. sausagrs
etc. alwa,s on hand at CIa-. IlnnrL'>
Meat Market. Cash p.ih for hides.
n .,,,v,.,,. ~. N..,.i,
10, 1888, in this city. Mr.. I."hcr, Janis
and Miss Louise Laj .ie. Squire r. a.
Roy officiating.
I;uzirr xmd .I"krrsi nr- the onl,
house In town that carr, a stock oi
Homemade Jeans Cinihiug.
iDr. j. u. Roberts, ,irn,i-,. will leave
en Tuesday next. 27,h inst. for Oak
R:.t.r. Cape Girnrdrsu County, to hc
absent TIL Drcrnl'-r 18th
At Chn>. u. IIir!- you ran obtain
the best aud rhrnpr>, bargains in
dress yo.'si-. yr"crIir>, cutter, etc
Give him call.
Miss Louise Schneider returned on
the 17ih ins, ir..m II weeks visit to tho
family OF her Uncle. Mr.. Gus Srhnci-
der. the celebrated 81. Louis brew er.
lt"z;er & J"krrs, have id-t rereivr.l
a nice assortment of clock shelves. pa.
lur-rark. and comb boxes Ii ,nu
need anything ~ that line at n low
price. give thrm call.
Miss Christine Wnhi. the handsome
aud accomplished Young lad. " h" has
been visiting Miss Moilic irh-r-t for
quite ~ while. drlarIrd tor her home
in Quincy. H.. "n SUNDAY last.
lsh-u,mnii-m aad Nruralyia cured in
tn 5 days Tor IS cents b. Drtchrn'~ =
M siir Cure" IDu not suffer and
waste mi..n..v on other rtinr lic- Tii.
absolutely ne, rr fails. Suld by L. f..
Car--"w, Druggist.
Two of the m,"n.iruu> tmrniI,s :uru-
toned 10y cur correspondent. "D"n
Ou,x"ir.r We're lett at oar "ftire YES
,ertlav. The iar.r>, i ,S inches ~,
xir,h aud weighs 10 lbs. the smaller
Is inches, weight = lbs.
. are rec-iv ing. auL will alwa, :
on hand .Yn Il han.l,",.,c
.nis soltlx r il. sell al,
Fair play., 1888-11-24
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you wish chemically pure q, fresh
drugs ar medicines Al reasonable
figures. the best place So obtain them
j. al Tie Sic Genrvievc +! arInacy"
pr Il + TANNING proprietor.
Fair play., 1888-11-24

W"",'rn ian'p-l".>i- for sale cheap
ri Mr.. L. Fa.k & S.,n'-.
Fair play., 1888-11-24

Send ns in yuur j,b printing. We,
unslr, take 4" d. il well aud ci,cnpIy.
Fair play., 1888-11-24

when she WAS q t'li.t, she crIet for t ASTORIA.
When she became H,ySs she cluu4, :, tastoy.s,,
Fair play., 1888-11-24
Public Administrators Notice
of Letters.

NoTiCE is here'. given that ! have taken
~ chsr.e at the r>:aie Of
JOsIAHC I. WoNACK. Dec-x..d,
ami that ii'i fii.- Iath day 81 .ove,ntpev
\. II. !s-e, for the purpose @! administering ou
the sane.
All l.-r.ans hsvin: claims against .aid eslase
are re4!u real ;o -Nhib!. the thu nnsieY-ixlel
i"r allow within yesr after the date as
aid letters and il -Hc!s claims i- MT rxhiiits,i
witrin tWn fr,.In IT.. '!,'e OF tbi. pubIiea-
tnn. the, will 10. rty-r barred.
CHAEi.k- T.. Ks,ZIER.
P,.',iic administrator "f the county oi see.
tienryi+ve, No.
ste GenSyieye, NJ. Sovefe,,-r 2lis b, ise4.
Fair play., 1888-11-24
Friday, the 9Th 'iay of December,

lefw' en- the hnTis of IiD~ In the forenoon and
ive III the afirrn'"n eft that isy 10 satisfy .si.i
mites together with the cast aiid expense -! eN
ecuiing this trust. JOHN TLAtEk,
Trustee.
Dated :his 18th LAY 81 November, ls-r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-02
PALESTINE.
A Section Boss and rhrs4 Laborsss Ser
ousls Hurt May DSSE1essu.

a Section Boss and rhrsf Laborsp seri-
ousls Hurt Ma, Ds Ehae
Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, May 1.-While the
section mea were out on the road mile
east Of this city this morning wheel on
the first car broke, disching the car, seri-
ously ioi uring three colored men and the
section boss, & white man. The boss was
thrown into the center of tire track and
two cars passed over him, tearing the
scalp from the forehead and badly injur-
ing him in the chest and limbs. He was
carried to the compsny's hospital. The
second car was also ditched when ii
struck the boss body.
Three car loads of Palestine people
attended the May day picnic and celebra-
ton at Elkhart to-day, and report grand
reception and royal treatment by the
citizens of Elkhsrt and neighborhood.