Fair play., 1891-07-04

from Crystal City Thursday night
Miss. lydia Morgan Of Pennington
visited Mis- Annie ReiIru last week.
Ea;-Fvesh st. Louis Beer always
on tap at HENRY l.. SIEBERT's
Saloon.
Ms Cora Movie # - Ioni, :
the guest OF the Misses Z.tgler vi thi-
city.
Mr. Peter H. IIuck received HE
commission a. Notary Public last
week.
Mis- Annie Eernays departed as,
night on the steamer Idlcwild on Il
| trip to Paducah.
| Edwin Guignon of East 81. Loui-
! spent a couple of day in Ste. Geuc-
We've last week.
Mrs. William Connor of Prairie du
Hocher spent Tuesday with relatives
in Ste. Gencvieve.
kzg-White Corn and White Rye
WRSkey for sale at JOSEPH
VAETH's Anvil Saloon.
Mr.. G. Kammerer, the Main street
| timer, made business trip to st.
Louis last week.
Mrs. Lawrence Riydon departed
for Crystal City last Sunday where she
will spend the summer.
Fred. LaGravc of ST. Louis came
down Thursday night to spend the
Fourth at his home in this city.
Miss Jessie Menard returned to 81,
Louis last Friday after -ojourn OF
six weeks with relatives in our city.
gsJ-The Best and Cheapest
Harvest Whiskey for sale at
MRS. j. FALK & Sons.
Robert Lanning departed last
Wednesday on Il visit Fe-tus, ac-
companied by his sister, Miss Lottic.
Misses Ella Harris and Mary Jaal,
departed tor their home in ST. Louis
on the City of Cairo TUESDAY
night.
Mr.. Joseph Lecture and family
and Mr.. Vim. Steiglc of ST. Louis are
visiting At Mr.. joseph Wciler's this
week.
We are informed that Mr.. Joseph
Naeth has purchased one OF the Eetey
Upright Pianos from Mcssr-. koc;tin"
Il lIunold.
Ia= Go to JOSEPH NAETH :
Anvil Saloon for your Harvest
Wmskey, the cheapest and best.
Miss Annie Andre departed for ST.
Louis last Wednesday evening 90
accompany the excursion party to
Paducah on the IdIewild last night.
There will be no services at the L,l-
thcran Church to morrow Is advcr-
tised last week, the students all la, ing
returned home for the summer yaca-
| ton.
Mrs. F. II. Russell Of Festus spent
Wednesday in Ste. Genevieve. We
understand that Mr.. Russell will move
his family here shortly 10 spend the
summer.
Rev. Father 4. J. nuttler of Vein
Sarten and Rev. Father Schlathoelter
OF Bloomsdaie passed through Ste
Genevieve Sunday on their way TO ST.
| Louis.
| Teachers of Ste. Genevieve county
>fould not forge: that the County
Institute opens in this city on Monday,
July 27th. Let every teacher in the
county attend.
@-Before going to the picnic
on MaXwell's Hill stop at II. l.
SIEBERT's Union Hall Saloon and
Get a bite of the tiue free lunch.
Prof. f. J. Dousherty. principal of
our public school. departed last Sun
day Tor Pcrtle Springs Ia attend the
State Teachers Trainin. Association
Which is in session there.
T"John koetiing has Just received
I lvt of 3 U/. case waiches-goOd
timers-which sell from - to 81.
Don't let this chance 60 by. After
this lot is sold no more can be had of
the kind. lt's snap.
Miss Rose +. Barry, teacher of the
Primary Department of our Public
>vl!o"l for Ike past three years. iiepsr-
ted tor Charleston. Mo. last Friday
night where she Will teach the coming
Year, having accepted the position of
first assistant in the Public School of
that city.
The 81. Louis and Tennessee River
Packet Company have added another
new and elegant passenger steamer to
their list Of fine boats. the city OF
pa,ucah. This fine boat will be com
msnded hy Captain Frank K. Fsru.!ey.
q native and re,idcn, of PaducaL and
i good stcamboatmau.