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Fair play., 1893-06-03
Notice !.

The teachers of Ste. Genevieve
county are earnestly requested to
meet me at Ste. Genevieve, June 10th
to determine length Of term of insti
tute. Respectfully,
T. A. BRYAN,
Commissioner.
Fair play., 1893-06-03
Look nj Tins.

am still offering the best Binders
and Mowers at best terms and give
The best guarantee, also best prices
considering the quality. Further
more, | challenge competitors to come
with me in the field and prove my
assertions to be false.
HENRY |. KoHM.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

5000 head Of fat hogs wanted
at kenuer's stock pen, St. Msry's, No.
| will pay cash for came or ship for
you at one-half price. No extra
charge to take care of stock while ID
the pen. Try me once and you will
be satisfied that you are treated right.
Respectfully,
GEO. kENNER,
st. Mary, No.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

The feast of Corpus Christi will
be celebrated at the Catholic
Church in our city tomorrow by
a Solemn High Mass and process
sion of the Blessed Sacrament.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

eTTake your stock to George
kenner's stock pen, ST. Mary's, Mo.
No charge for pen and have it shipped
tor one half price and your checks
cashed.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

All hands have been busy on
the Financial Statement of the
county this week and for want of
time and space We are obliged TO
condense Onr local news.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

The J. Felix St. James Post, G.
A. R. of this place will give a
grand picnic on the 4th Of July.
Their advertisement will appear
in the FAIR PLAY later on.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

~IIave all your goods shipped on
the Belle Memphis, Sheffield, Savan-
nah or Paducah to Geo. Kenner, st.
Mary, No, and receive them at 10
per cent. on the 300,
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Cykenner's of st. Mary's is the
cheapest place to have your stock
shipped. That is given up. Give
him trial and then you will say so
Yourself.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

The river rose very rapidly the
first part of the week aud now
measures twenty-seven feet on
the guage in st. Louis.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

cFFor hardware of anv kind and
edgetools go to GEORGE kENNER. ST.
Marv's. lie has first class goods
which he sells CHEAP.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

CO | keep The very best grades of
Twine and Oil at lowest prices. Give
me call. My Twiue is warranted to
be superior III quality TO any other.
Hk. |. kuHM,
Fair play., 1893-06-03
$25 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for
the capture of the thieves who robbed
me ON the st. Mary road last Sunday
night. EDWARD MOSER.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

eJ-Go to GEO. KENNER's, st.
Mary's, Mo-, tor paints and oils, also
mixpd paints. White lead, II 4 cents
Fair play., 1893-06-03

cVliave you seen our new stock ?
1t is wonderful complete assortment
of high class goods.
WILDER Bros.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Free lunch every morning at
9 O'Clock at HUCK s. HUNOLD's
saloon.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

For good pair of Spectaclss
at reasonable prices go to.
j. KOETTING.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

VSee our prices and latest styles
in boys aud childrens' suits.
WILDER BROS.
Fair play., 1893-06-03
. -

NOTICE From now on I will
sell beer at 50 per keg.
GOTTLIEB REHM.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

cTWe have All extra bargain in
mems suits. See our new stock.
WILDER Bros.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

yWe want your eggs and will
pay you St. Louis prices for them
WILDER BROS.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Next week Geiler Bros, will
begin the erection of Mrs. L.
kern's new house on Merchant.
street.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

For anything in the Jewelry OF
Musical line go to
JOHN KOETTING,
Fair play., 1893-06-03

cVFOr first class cultivator 90 to
II. l. koHM. Selling them at very
low prices.
Fair play., 1893-06-03
Nolice of Final Settlement

creditors and all others interested in the 6,
FELIX 9. POsTOS, Deceased,
are herepv notineti that intend to make final
settlement thereof at the next term Of the pro
oate Court OF ste. Genevieve county TO he held
~ nc Court Hou-e In said county on the sec
ono Monday OF June, a. D.. l-e3
JOHN A. POSTGN
Administrator
Fair play., 1893-06-03
Cypress Shingles and Laihs.

l am prepared to fill all orders for
Cypress Shingles aud Laths at lowest
prices, GEORGE LEAvENwoRTH.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

vIf you want window or door
screens, go to KENNER's, st. Mary's.
lie sells the cheapest.
Fair play., 1893-06-03
Financial Statement Of School Funds.

OF Sainte Genevieve County, Mss.
Ouli, that have accrued from sale of
10Th Sections, Fines ami Penalties
ID whom loaned and interest due on
tie llih day of May, 1893.
Fair play., 1893-06-03
PROBATE DOCKET

Docket Of cases In which settlements are due
from kNecu,ors, Administrators, Guardian.
ana Curai"rs, at the ensuing June t-ru of
the Proha'e Court Of Ste Genevieve County, to
be held at the Court House in said County COM
inencin: on the second Monday Oi June,
A. II l-a3.
Estate nf
Fair play., 1893-06-03
Notice of Final Settlement.

Creditors and all Others interested In Tho
tat. Of
MAGGIE PRATTE, Deceased,
are hereby nOtiie'! that intend To make a sr.t
settlement thereof at the next tern, OF the pyn-
bate court "f tie. Genevicve county to be h.Is
ond hondry OF June, 4. ID. l-s,.
CHARLES e. ROZIER
hdnihi-trsf"r Of Maggie Pr,tte, .iereas.d
Da'ed oil ste Ieneviese, this 18th day Of May,
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Felix &. "oston, decd John A. P,stop Adm
John y. BoSerie John f. Ho,,r,e -,
Benjamin Richardson Z" Chas e. H,xier
Elizabeth Mat,ingiy " Chas e. kozier
Reh-ccg Haynes " John ZaImnn
bhit'hsdr tl"rTi Chas. T.. Rpzier
SpOtwODd Thurman 90 j W. Patterson 90
Mare- Ann Pratte T.. e. Roztcr
iohh Il Fowler ct al minors W Fowler Gri.
i'Iuria thurman =" Max Freeman
Florence Thurman '' Jacob Ricknri
Jenny Nav KurseIi s' Frank H. Ru..eu
wm. J. MUnsch jos ID, Nunsch
VIM. Buckner Chas e. RozIer
k""t Ire Huckner - Chas. e. RDzier
Amelia c. Hazel - Roman Hazel
Helena -
John Reed Cboncev Williams.
,, nnalt thurman Jos, ". Thurman -
sarah 8.
John Haynes ct al " John Zolman -,
HERMAN kDEHLEg
Judge Of Probate.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

For SALE Two good brood
mares, Z years old. Apply at this
office.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Mr.. L. E. Reeve bought the
house and lot of Mrs. Sophie
Johnson on the Plank Road last
week for Sl75.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

BORN, on Tuesday, May 90,
1898, to, the wife of Mrs. Chris
tan Baum of this city, a son.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

cvWe have undoubtedly the neat.
est and cheapest line of ties in the
city. WILDER Bros.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

County and Townships Capital Funds sl7iss 20
Auts1. J.F, LkCONPTE. Clerk.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Wilder Bros. tell you this week
what bargains they have at their
store.
Fair play., 1893-06-03
List of Letters.

List of Letters.
Remaining in the Post Office Friday
at 10 A. NJ.
Ed kieffer t2l Michael Riether
JlstuD Royal Frederick l:0eslcr
Mrs Frau Schmitrrer Hy Hines
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Bring in your wool. We pay
the highest market price.
WILDER Bros.
Fair play., 1893-06-03

Frank J. Huck' s sale is adver-
tised to take place at Zell today.
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Death of Lewis Duckwall.

1t will pain many friendly hearts to
learn that the staunch and honest pio.
neer, Lewis Duckwall, has succumbed to
the inexerable demands of the great
conqueror. After prostration of about
ten days, he died last Saturday morning
OF Bright's disease, at his home near
Hoagland's Crossing. He had long been
sufferer, but the attack which proved
mortal was not of protracted duration.
He was a kind.hearted, popular and
honorable man, consistent member of
the Christian Union Church, citizen OF
recognized worth, and man who will
be sadly missed in all the walks of life.
The deceased was born near where he
died, seventy-three years ago. His wife
preceded him to the grave about three
years since. He leaves six children, all
of whom are married. The funeral
services took place from his late resi-
dence Sunday afternoon and were at.
tended by an immense concourse Of sor
rowing friends.
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Reed Fenner and wife had disagree
ment Tuesday and she left his home,
taking their three. Year. old boy with
her. Reed got out writ of habeas
corpus in the Probate Court, and se-
cured possession of the child. The
mother grew frantic in the Court room.
Her grief was heart rending. She grab
bed the child again from her husbands
arms. The Judge ordered Deputy
Sheriff Charlie McConnaughey to take
the child from her and return it to the
husband, but he refused, on the ground
that the husband had already had the
child in his possession, and it was not
the Sheriff's place to be continually re,
turning it. The wife settled the trouble
by reluctantly availipg herself OF the
alternative offered by the Court, and re-
turning home with her husband.
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Says the Georgetown News. Democrat: !:
A schedule OF Charley Browns indebt-
edness was filed in the Probate Court
Friday last. making total of Sl4. .S56, ,53.
The principal claims are as follows
Henry Johnson Five Mile, two $1,000
notes secured by mortgage to John A..
Brown; Bette Beard, Buford, 1891, Sc
cured by mortgage Citizens National
Bank of Hilsboro, two notes, one for 81,
3Sl,25, the other for 81, ,4Ol So; another
note at said bank for S5,7S7.9S, against
Salt, Brown & Co.; Alexander Tisssaner,
Five Mile, mortgage note of 1903 Cit
izens National Bank of Hillsboro, note
of 81 ,522, which is disputed by assignee.
Mr.. Browns assets have not been fully
appraised but enough is known to esti.
mate that they will redeem his liabil.
tiles if judiciously handled.
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The Winchester Herald says: Mrs.
Aaron Roberts was here from Highland
County Tuesday, and spent the day with
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Riley
were among the Highland County visit
ors to town during the week. ..... Miss
Fannie Lemon has returned to her home
at Hillsboro, O., after two weeks visit
to relatives and friends here. &C. A.
Long and wife and Mrs. Ira Roberts,
from Highland Co., were this week the
guest of relatives and friends in town.
DIR. w. S. Rudisill, of Hillsboro,
was the guest of relatives and friends
here this week. Nathan Pullam
and wife, from near Hillsboro, were
visiting relatives here the first of the
the week. 49,. Ira Booth and A. F.
Davidson, of Crissman's Mills, were
doing business at Hillsboro, one day
last week.
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A happy event in social circles was
the wedding, which took place at six
Tuesday morning, in the home of t.
Burge Ayres; two miles south OF this
city. The occasion which united in
matrimony John N. Tedis, of Anderson,
Ind, and the charming Miss Ida Dora
Ayres, was one which will not soon be
forgotten. Rev. ]. Murray, of the NJ. E.
Church, was the officiating minister.
The worthy and happy couple left this
morning for their new home in Ander-
son, Ind, followed by the sincerest good
will OF host OF friends. The HERALD
takes pleasure in offering its congratu'
lations, and commencing the subjects
thereof to the kindest consideration oi
those among whom they are to make
their abode.
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GO TO THE COLLEGE.

The Fall Term Of the College opens
September 10. An excellent corps of
instructors will have charge of the dif.
terent courses. This term is the time
to enter a course-the Commercial. :,
Normal, Literary, Scientific, Classical
or Musical. The tuition, payable in
advance, is only ten dollors for the four.
teen weekS. The value OF well out.
lined course cannot be estimated. Do
not put it off-enter the Fail Term.
Special studies can be selected if pre-
ierred' Write or call on President
Gall at the College to make arrange
ments.
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Belfast Camp Meeting.

The Holiness camp meeting at Belfast
is to be conducted with the spiritual
edifcation of its attendants as the prim-
ary object. The accumulation OF money
is a secondary consideration, and If
greater sun should be secured than is
sufficient to defray expenses the surplus
will be divided equally between Christs
Hospital, Cincinnati, and the Missionary
Societies of the Presbyterian and NJ. f.
Churches. Every arrangement has been
made for the comfort and entertainment
OF visitors. Among the excellent speak
ers who will he present throughout the
meeting are: Rev. E. F. Walker, D. D.,
Normal, Illinois: Miss Mary Storey,
Cincinnati; Rev. Elijah Pollard and
Mrs. Pollard, Augusta, Kansas; Mrs.
Islea H. Cooley, Manchester, Ohio, and
Rev. VIM. Mitchell, Drew Theological
Seminary. Other speakers, of National
repute will be present, and especially
upon Sundays Season tickets 25 cents
day tickets cents, Sunday tickets l0c
Baggage and lunch baskets checked free
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Once More.

At its meeting Tuesday evening, the
City Council listened to communications
from brokers and others, encouraging
the belief that by the end OF September
city bonds could be hoated at six per
cent. Mayor Davis and D. Q. Morrow
had seen the Adams county Commits
sioners, who, as soon as they receive the
Sl50,000 from the Wilson estate, be.
queathed for the benefit Of the worthy
poor, will be ready for advantageous in
vestment. But they may not get the
fund in time to do any good.
Mr.. Hire spoke at some length in
favor of readvertising the bonds at six
per cent. He referred to the money
crisis, and the worthy poor who must
have support. Others gave assent to his
presentation of the case, but Prof. Smith
and Mr.. Mcclure doubted the propriety
of incurring farther expense in what
they feared would be futile endeavor
to sell the bonds this season. However,
under a suspension of the rule, they
voted for the passage Of the ordinance,
which appears in another column Of
this paper.
One thing is certain, our City Council
is not responsible for the awful Demo
cratic condition of affairs, and if the
bonds fail to sell, as advertised, on the
Sd day of October, their skirts are clear.
They will have done all they could to
| accom- mnlish the sale
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List of Patents

Granted this week to Ohio inventors
Reported by G. A. Snow & Co., opposite
U. S. Patent office, Washington, D. c.,
solicitors of American and foreign
patents:
Ell Fox, Broadway, wire. .stretcher A.
P. Gould, Canton, dust collector; A
Grosch, A Allenburg & A Buerling, Gin
cinnati, fire shutter fastener N Guyer,
Cygnet, low water alarm w T Johnson,
Cincinnati, taper attachment for lathes;
W Krutzsch, Dayton, automatic locking
device for press operating mechanism;
w F Lantz, Akron, attachment for
squares; w Ludlow, jacksonville,
fire alarm apparatus G NJ Miller, Can.
ton, duplex steam pump; NJ K Moss,
| Huntsburg, sap bucket cover; G A Mus
selman, Richland county, wind engine
! Pennington, Tiffin, ham holder; /
| Pope, Cleveland, rail securing device
S H Randall, Wyoming, clutch; F
Rechtsteiner, Dayton, attachment fol
| lathes q Roseboom, Cincinnati
wheel tub J H Sc Cheverell, Jefferson
electric belt; J W & G A Strange, Gin
cinnati, booth or stall for voting; E A
Smith, Hamilton, carburetor J w Tur
ner, Van Vert, mechanical toy ] f
Wade, Millfeld, neck yoke; j S Vine
Cincinnati, device for amusement and
for advertising; ] w Wock, Canton
| caves. trongh
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Prohibition County Convention.

The Highland county convention will
be held in Hillsboro, at Court House,
August Goth, at 10 a. NJ, to select candi.
dates for county officses and attend to
other necessary business. AS Fletcher
Dobyns, who has organized Prohibition
clubs in nearly all the leading colleges
of the country will speak in the after.
noon, large attendance is desired in
the morning so as to dispose of the bulk
of the business in time for tie address
Mr.. Dobyns is a fine speaker and de
sires to see all the young men in the
county no matter Of what party, out
while they are especially invited, every
body else is, too, ladies included.
BY order of Committee.
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Prof. Dunbar, formerly of this city,
has been selected from among twenty
applicants for the position Of High
School principal, at Ironton. The Iron
ton Republican says: "Prof. Dunbar has
the highest recommendation of any sub.
mitted to the committee. He is credited
with being on excellent and experienced
teacher. He is a graduate of Delaware,
o., College, and of the Ohio Wesleyan
University. He is expected to be in the
city tomorrow 10 meet the committee"
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The chicken thieves, whose exploits
were noted last week are now safe be-
hind the doors of the work house. Jack
Ambrose and Bill Eggling, who escaped
from the police, were captured next day
at New Lexington and brought here.
They were bound over by the Mayor to
the Probate Court, where they plead
guilty to two cases OF petit larceny.
Judge Kelly sentenced them each to a
fine of $l5 for each offense, and twenty
days in the work house. In effect, the
sentences will amount to about one
month in the work house for each OF
the thirteen chickens stolen.
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Fire, Lightning, Tornado and Accident
Insurance,

We write one of the most liberal farm
policies in the business. Call, farmers,
and get them in the most valuable com
panies in the country, such as the I'm
derwriters, assets, 1852, 81; Home,
s9,32S,754; Hartford, s6S43,046; Ger.
man American, S6,l47 ,504; Insurance
Company of North America, S9,27S, ,22O,
and Etna, Sl0,659,l ,l39. All true Amer
lea companies. Call and see.
JAMES REECE, Agent.
DAVID REEcE, Assistant.
n. W. cor. Main and West Sts, Hills.
boro, Ohio.
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gay party ofyoung folks INDUCED in
a jolly drive into the country last Wed.
nesday evening. The big mill wagon of
Richards & Walker was substituted for
the Roamer. Mr.. Ed. Walker was the
whip, Miss Grace Ellifritz the hostess,
and Miss Fannie Walker the guest OF
honor. The other guests were, Misses
Eta and Anna Hoyt, Lena Ellifritz,
Fannie McKeehan, Lizzie Strain, Leon,
Theta, Feekin and Woods Walker, and
Florence Harsha. Messrs. Frank Nc
Keehan, John Mackerly, George and
Ora Garrett, Will Walker, Harry Le'
Feyre, Cliff Phillips and Guy Kennedy.
The run was made from town to the
country residence OF Mr.. Isaac Larkin,
on Clear Greek, where all partook of an
elegant picnic supper.
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Murder of Walter BeesOn.

From the Washington G. III. Cyclone
we take the following concerning the
tragic death of Walter Beeson, former
resident of this city. Walter was an ex-
cellent young man and enjoyed the
respect and esteem Of this entire com.
munity.
Joseph M. Carson was arrested last
night by Sheriff Cook charged with
murder in the first degree, his victim
being Walter Beeson, neighbor living
/on an adjoining farm. Carson is twenty.
three years of age and lives with his
father on farm adjoining Beeson's one
and one half niles west of Buena Vista
on the Sabina and Buena Vista pike.
For some time past Carson and Bee
son have been quarreling over line
fence, and rumor says that they have
had several spirited arguments in regard
to where the fence should be placed.
The circumstances connected with the
murder were related to the writer last
evening by Elmer F. Pavey, prom.
inent citizen of that locality, who swore
out the warrant for Carson's arrest in
Prosecuting Attorney Gregg's Office yes
| terday evening.
Walter Beeson was at work in front of
| his house on last Monday evening fixing
| gate when Carson came walking up
the road whiting a stick. The two
men got into dispute about the line.
fence when Casron called Beeson a
id liar. Beeson walked up to Car.
son and slapped him in the face. With
that Carson drew back his knife and
plunged the blade into Beeson's right
| -; 10 I,1 tI, ,,l 80 4
to run towards his house and was fol.
lowed by Carson. Beeson then cried to
his women folks in the house for re.
volver. When he did this Carson took
to his heels and ran in the opposite di
rection, disappearing in the woods.
| Beeson then went to his house anC
went to. bed. Drs. Hyer, Beeson ano
Wilson we're summoned, but upon ex
animation they found the wound to bt
fatal, as there was profuse interna
blood. He fingered in great agony un
til eight o'clock a. m. yesterday, wher
he died.
| Mrs. Thomas, who is visiting the Bee
sons from the East, says that she wa
standing near Beeson when Carson cam,
up, and heard considerable OF thei
|
house and she did so, and did not se
Carson cut Beeson. No one else say
the fight, and it is said that Beeson sai'
nothing about it on his death bed.
AS soon as the warrant was issued TO
first degree murder, Sheriff Cook starte
for Csrson's home and placed him un
dor arrest.
The affair created a great sensation
Carson was married not long ago and i
well connected. He is member of tn
Staunton band and has been regarde
as an inoffensive, agreeable young mar
His father, Ambrose Carson, it is sale
never took any part in the dispute
about the line fence. Beeson is singl
man, his mother living with him.
Carson says that what he did was /
self defense that Beeson was a muc
larger and stronger man than he is an
that he had to defend himself. II
claims Beeson knocked him down.
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Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage of Mr.. Morris Wickersham, OF
Norwood, and Miss Iva Lenora Kenne.
dy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
Kennedy, of this city. This happy
event is to take place in Harmon Mem
orial Baptist Church, Norwood,a lat s p. M.
Wednesday, the 23d. The handsome
and talented bride is great favorite in
this city, and host of friends will wish
the happy pair long, blessed and joy
full companionship.
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Teachers Certificates.

At meeting of the Board of Examin'
ers held Saturday, August 9th, 1898, Ger.
tificates were granted as follows:
For One Year-Lydia Small, Mae De.
Laney, j. H. Gall, A. G. Matthews, G.
E. Shaw, John W. Fox, Sheridan Faris,
Eunice McVey, Sallie Beard, John H
johnson and E. S. King.
For Two Years-John E. Burns, Q. j
Duncan and J. HI. Smart.
certify the above to be correct.
HENRY G. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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Among the Hillsboro visitors at Ep.
worth Heights, Saturday, were, E. o.
Hetherington, Frank Saylor, Glare
Hugley, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Calvert,
Charles Johnson, Mrs. G. NJ. Harsha,
Mrs. L. Detwiler, Misses Lilly Ayers,
Birdie Doggett, Carrie McMillen, Maggie
and Irene Detwiler, Emma Simonson,
Minnie Rittenhouse, Madge Hughey,
Florence Wolf, Katie Reinbold, Jessie
Smith, Cora Hoyt, Cora Pence, Florence
Harsha, Lallah and Georgiana Richards