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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-25

WORCESTER, Mass. May y4.--Dartmoutn
WON tEe athletic sports Of the New England
Inter Collegiate Association ~ Worcester
Oval to-day with ease. Amherst was sec
ono. Brown third, Wesleyan fourth
The grounds were 10 perfect condition,
the track very fast and six records were
smashed. Nine colleges were represented
Dartmouth, Amherst, Brown, Weslef an,
Williams. Worcester Polytechnic lnstI-
tue, Williams, Trioity, Bowdoin and Uni
yersity Of Vermont.
The great work Of Jarvis. the Wesleyan
distance runner was feature offhe day.
he broke the one aud two mile records az
tee magnificent and close finishes, the tine
being .s25< and los 35 respectively.
Ellis, OF Brown. made great showing IA
throwing the hammer, making ~ iset ana
81 inches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-25
,zsmont Merchant Assigns
a.<ofaI fli<1rarn % ~ Rs2lster.

FArgsoxT, w. Va, May PA. l.. Hen-
ner. dry goods merchant here, doing busi-
ness under the name Of 4. +. Brock. made
an assignment this afternoon 70 Morris
Lantz and B r. Swisher, for the benefit OF
his creditors. Mr.. Hefner carried a stock
OF about 10000, conducted cash store
and was supposed 70 DC doing a very safe
and profitable, business. His liabilities
are said 10 be about $4,000. Assets proba-
bly 10000 Those in q position 70 know
claim that the stock OF goods will pay 20
cents on the dollar. Mr.. Herner came here
from wsynesourg, Pa. about three years
ago. He was formerly mail clerk be-
tween Grafton and Wheeling. His wife ID
a daughter Of the late T. +. Brock, former
ly Of Moundsyille.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-25
WHEELING W. VA. THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 70 1898

known to the devotees OF the gentle
sport under her press name. ely Rod"
Other papers, showing women in unu-
sual lines OF work were Woman as the
Business Manager of Newspaper" by
Mrs. Barbara Galpin, OF Massachusetts,,
and Woman rs Washington Cores
pondent," oy Mrs. Ruth Kimball Gar
diner and Miss Emily Sherwood, or
Washington, d. c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-25
CANNOT BE CLOSED BY AN INJUNCTION.
The Ohioa go "Times" Claims to Have Au-
thoritative Information on the Subject
General st. Clair Consults the Lawyers.
Davis VIII Omen the Gates.

Davis Will Open the Gates
CHICAGO, May 24.-The Chicago Times
tomorrow will print story claiming that
the Worlds Fair cannot be closed on'Sun
day by an injunction.
According to the Times the United States
as party complainant would have no
grounds on which TO ask an injunction.
Nor would the sabbatarians for that matter
and besides the latter would be at the dis
advantage of having to file bond of such
proportion as TO make II 8 practical impos-
sibllity.
Commissioner ST. Clair satisfied himself
on this point, by holding conference with
a number of attorneys on the question.
Director General Davis said to-day that
from his understanding OF the situation
the gates would be open next Sunday.
In view of the fact that the Commission
has failed 10 modify the order of the Direc-
tory ordering the park kept open, he said /:
IL shall direct that the gates De opened, as
on other days of the week, unless restrain
ed by some other and more imperative
mandate"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-25

A. you are well anzreihat would not
reeomr, end that wnic3 did not celieve 10
be good. desire 70 ~ 70 All, who need
good. reliable family msdic1ne that ! oc-
lieye one oottle Of Sulphur Bltters VII 90
you z6rs s'se 'ss ~. say f'ea1s' e.. ''' :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-25

v.-rusror. o. C.. Nay 2L-fcr West Viz
g,nfa western PsnssylYkniz and Ohlo. grner.
sIiy tair. followed by shossrs on me iz<ss'
sosth fiDds-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-25
THE ARGUMENT BEGSIN.
The Briggs Case Well Under Wa i
the Assembly.
DR.. BIRCH'S OPENING ADDRH

Concluded, and an Hour and
Half of DR.. Briggs's Five Hours
Consumed-Dr. Briggs Goa
tends Against the Legality AMI
Propriety of Allowing the Pros
ecution to Appeal-Adjourn-
ment Cuts His Argument.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-25
THE CONFERENCE Plan
To Be Suggested to the Amalgamatsd
Association.
THREE SEPARATE DIVISIONS,

Each Representing Particular
Lines of Iron Manufacture, and
Each Empowered to Make It's
Own SettleInent-Some Of the
Things to be Proposed at the
Scale Meeting = The Price OF
Pudding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-25
Mr.. su,st Afraid of Banks.
acfnl Ttl6rrQfn fo ths RsQlsfs-.


MARIETTA, o., MAY 24.-Msrshal Beebe,
Of Beverly, brought down and lodged in
the county Jail here to-day Wylie Green
and Chas. Snyder, on the charge OF burg
larry and larceny. Last night, they are
believed 10 have forced an entrance to the
farm house OF Leonard GuiSt, who lives
about three miles northeast OF Beverly, and
stole about three hundred dollars in silver.
They were traced to Waterford and cap
tured A goodly portion of the Doodle, and
one old German token and pocketbook,
which Guist identified, were found on their
persons. Snyder has the initials J. &. tat.
tooed on his arm. In the jail is another
man who is under indictment for assaulting
Guist with the intent to rob him some
months ago. Guist is wealthy and keeps
all his money on his person and IN his
house. having great fear of banks. This
makes him a target for all the petty
thieves in this part Of the country.
London contains one-eighth Of Great
Britain's population. has larger daily
delivery OF letters than all Scotland, a
birth every four minutes and a death
every six.
The largest gold nugget ever found in
Colorado weighed thirteen pounds; toe
largest in the United States weighed
ISL pounds and ounces, and the largest
in the world 223 pounds and ounces.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Mr.. Paul l.. L~mpke Of Ste
GenevIeve aud Mrs. Laura A
Brooks of Fesius were married
lust Tuesday morning, November
81. 1893. ut the residence Of the
brides parents in F-s,us, Judge
Warren officiating. Mrs. Brooks
is the daughter Of kr. Reuben
Burnett, All old and respected
resident of this county, and a
grand daughter Of Mr.. John Lee,
formerly surveyor Of Ste. Gene
We've county. The groom Mr..
Lempke, is favorsbly known by
every man, woman and child in
our county and we have no
doubt they will all join with the
FAIR PLAY in wishing Mr. and
Mrs. Lempke a life Of sunshine
and happiness. The couple sr
rived here Tuesday evening and
went at once to housekeeping.
They were treated to . "chirava
rie" Wednesday evening.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Following is the report # Tay-
lor School for the month ending
Oct. -, 1893.
Enrolment, male. 10; female =,
80 total, 40 Number of days at
tended 10y all pupils, S22. Mum
ber of pupils attending each da. 4,
Al. Number of days attendance
by each pupil. 16. Per cent. of
attendance of enumeration, 81.
Those perfect in attendance are
Alpha Swearingen, Leil Swearin'
gen, Mollie Meyers, Daisie Orten,
Carrie Yeager. Bertha Yrager,
Eddie Lott, Warren Lott, Zeno
Swearingen and Willard Yeager.
Respectfully,
j. NJ. RICHARD,
Teacher.
Fair play., 1893-11-25
F. J. RIGDON.

MARRIED, at the residence of
Mr.. John kutiedge at Dandy, No.,
1t l1:30 o'clock Tuesday morning,
November 81, 1893, Rev. Hill
officiating, Mr.. William n. Sleeves
Of this city and Miss Maggie Rut.
ledge Of Dandy. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Alice,
and LII. Angelo Csnaps acted as
groomsman. Miss Rutledge Is q
sister Of DR.. G. n. Rutledge of
this place and tho groom is the
son Of 1rs. Laura Skewes, who
lives three miles south of Ste.
Genevieve. After the ceremony
. Wedding dinner was served and
the happy young couple then
left for Ste. Geneyieve which
place they will make their future
home. The FAIR PLAY extends
congratulations and wishes for
them q life Of joy. Mr.. Lempke e
and his brlde we're present at the
ceremony.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

WHEREAS. David Ditch asd Eiissheth c..
he vtts. by shsis certain Decd of Trust dsisd
ne iseh day q sepee@eer. 40. Esd recorirti il
q Deed Book ~. I" pass '.1as." conveyed 10
the uDdsssIsnsss ChsSiea c. H0siss, eli Ikeir
right. tstle. iasevsss and estese. IN end 10 the
County 0f ete. Gsnevievs. state Of Misa.uri,
vis:
The South hiatt Of the sousA.wsss opsyssr of
section ss1 In township thirty eight. nor1h, of
rs"Ge seven est. and The sossh half AZ the
north vest quarter of ssesios ssvsa. township
ihirtY eight: reaee seven. eoutsiaing is ~ two
hsctioos - 81 ~ acres. Also Diees 1rom the
northwest corner u ~ sssiA hsIf q the sossh-
y IS 100 seres and pises fso0 The west side Of
the north west quarter Of ohe northeast quarter
oi sertion sevsa. asd shs soath-wess quaiSsr II
township s.d rs.ss. coaealsiaG . st-ioc sc,es.
AND surveyed e follows: Bs-inbing al the
north west corner ssose Of this tract. thesce
g az nth s.as :.eiivis'S..! line :, chain. s.
ametsr tnrs ; ~ deGvees Z. l7k links die
tant and Poet Oak 3 inches n di.,ueter bears
8 g degrees =. * Links d,sfspt. Thence
norm dsRreee west tor degrees Esst) aln,ut
70 chaine and q links . pile Of ssones Thence
wess with true subdsv isional line 10 corner
stone sos Reds isad E.35 chssns. Thence 5. 81
line through section seven az. Themes west
with saki line about 8 cha.ns 10 r.nRc jine be-
tween RANGES sRd ! east. Thence north 90
ssaiss .son ind M , S ,sa, 20 sesiasng corner. e"n
!ese: And 10 the same land conveyed by WIN
=. 9orris and wife 10 David Ditch 6y deed
dated Jss ". lSs0s Bee0rdsd ia book ''W,'s
paSe 5il.
Which aid eonveyaaos vss nsds In ,y,ss n
oecsre the payWese Of his certain promieeoyv
Dose IN said deed described, and vhereas IL
Iem eote hes beeos1s dse aaA + unpaid, nov
lbeiesore, In aseordssce With the protisisss Of
p eosdes of setd .ote. WIN pfocstd n seil
he shove described Real Esssee g - CocSx
8osee IN the city Of Ses. 6spsvieve In ne conn.
9 Of So. Geaeviese. Stass sk,vreaki. 10 u
ssssest bidder sUr cash. - psl,ie sacsios. on
Saturday, November 25th, 1893.
6eewssn the hosrs 81 nine IN the Sore~o~. and
ove In the a1tefn0oa u that day 70 sssjsfY said
snse together with he csss and e1pense Cf sxe-
eaeing this trust. CHARLES c. ROZjER.
Trustee.
Dated this eth day Of November, Isas.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Following is the report Of boyer
School for the month ending Nov.
20, 1898.
Enrolment, male, IL; female,
II !; total, %. Whole number Of
days attended by all pupils, 4O6.
Average number of days attend.
ed by each pupil, II. Average
number Of pupils attending each
day, 20. Days taught, 20. The
following we're perfect in their at.
tendance Wilfred LaComb, Ed.
ward Sexauer, Fred Arnold,
Valentine Arnold, Peter Rudlo6,
Rosa Sexauer, Mary LAComb aud
Ella LaComb.
Respectfully.
F. J. RIGDoN.
Fair play., 1893-11-25
Republicans and Prohibition.
lists Leaving Ste. l:eMe.
We've Go. and Demo.
Crais Oh she De-
crease.


From the OH .ial Manual of the
State ot Missouri we CLEAN the fol
lowing interesting facts concerning
our c"nnty.
In the general election wear of 1888.
1898 votes were cast in Ste GrneV ieve
county at which the Dem"crai. re
ceived ll67. the Republican, 776. the
Union Labor 81 and one vote Wa. re-
corded for prohibition.
lu the general election wear Of 1892
the county only cast 1897 votes of
which The Democrats cast ll55 votes
or twelve less than in 1883 The Re
publ,csns only pnllrd 6sS votes. n
dead loss Of 50 votes.
The Peoples Party recorded So
votes, n gain of 8 votes, while the
man Of High ideals. the Line Star
Of the Prohibition Party was either
converted, bought over. left the
county. or was to" drunk 4" GO I" th"
polls. Ste Genevieve county ]. the
only Democratic county aud Gas
conade the only republican county in
the State Of Missouri that recorded
not one single vote in favor Of pro
hibiiinn. OBSERVER.
Fair play., 1893-11-25
PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Cox 10 visiting in 81.
Louis.
Bob Flamm returned to st. Louis
last Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Pratte visited st.
Louis this week.
Mics Sallie Layatte visited St.
Louis this week.
-Miss Mary Deck has returned
from . visit to St. Louis.
-Meesrs. Felix and Henry L. Rozier
visited st. Louis this week.
Mice Robert J. Boas Of Cliff
called TO see US last Saturday
Capt. G. W. St. Gem returned
from st. Louis last Saturday.
Miss Fannie Lanah departed
for st. Louis last Wednesday.
-Mrs. John Simpson is visiting
the family Of Mr.. Jules Boyer.
'-Miss Annie Bernays returned
home from the CITY Friday night.
Attorney E A. Rozier returned
home from Pennington Monday.
--Rey. Father A. J. ilutiler Of
Weingarten was in town Thursdsy.
Rev. Father G. L. san Toureuhout
is spending this week ct FlOrissaut. /.
Charles Baum and Tom French
sre here from st. Louis on visit.
Mice Amanda Thomurs returned
from visit TO 81. Louls last week.
-M,ss Flora Deichmeu,iy Of St.
Louis is visiting In Ste. Gen.vieve.
Fred LaClede took passage on the
Grey Eagle for st. Louis last Sunday.
-Mr. john L Boverie and con Tom
are purchasing goods in St. Louis this
week.
Mr.. Joseph e Ziegler aud wife
to their home in St. Louis
Sunday.
-Miss Memie Rnzier of St. Mary's
spent last Saturday aud Sunday in
our city.
Fair play., 1893-11-25
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS. Peter Wilder and Yr.e.>s
Wnde.: his wiee. b. their certain deea Of trust.
0seed the lyah day of Oes lS6O. snd rrcor,i~1
10 ehe kecorier's once Of STE G1nevseve ooonfv
and recorded ~ Deed Book 'sAa'' ss paee s.IIS,s
o'nveyed % the undsrsiRned Trusses. n, shear
nynt, tisle and lnteFess sod sssaSe - ~ u ~
Iossow1Dy desertbed red sstate " Sc. Neyy's.
~ Aissoarfs so-wiss
" IN block numbered 1vs Isl 10 ehe toVs os a
narY'., Coanfy sad Sssts sG0seasid. non -.
sIcuisr'y descsibed On the plat Of sDId oeVp. n.
eorueo IN she recorders o0re - th, (.Itv oTff
S<nevlevs. Ie the ODuniy sd S,.1s aSer.eai6
kaee o. said iols being thirty Seet fr0at kv ooe
nendred sod eny feet deep. Bsine TIE ,sms
~ ess,fe aoquired By the parties % ~ 6rss
~ o. l1wreace HsrsOg ssA 1aPy Bss1ne. -
vie, ~ deed deees1 January the 81. n ID
leei, ssd recorded In tie Essonisv's o1ee a.
see. SseesieTs eessiy. nissoasi, In book %. ss
which said conveyance vos nsAe 4. t,un n
eeeure the payaoot Of certain psonteao9y nosse
II eaId deed deaeSitod and vksgune NJ ~
- oeeosee dns sad semsias Uspojd nov.
tnesei0sS. 10 Accordance With IL peuyie,a1s os
sen Deeo o. ITess asd - fbe ssQnsss AZ fhs -
nor:eT o. SAID note. viii psseee6 % eej1 ~
eoeve ooecsioed reIt seeooo q - CoarS HoosS
Use Csnesieve, SAts aeovessiA, % - Hi.Ss
~ bidder Tor Cash. u pabiis .ssslos, e
Monday, December lth, 1893.
betveen the hsurs Of niss O'Clock 4. ana 4
O'Clock u: Of tbst day 10 SATISFY esid nose -
gs;Acr with the Gusts and sxpeaae e sIssstine
's" Sfsss. JOhN L. DOGY,
Dsssd this 3sth day Of October. ~,
Fair play., 1893-11-25

STRAYED, on September %
1893. a large yellow COW, white
back and very long tail. Roth
ears marked. A suitable reward
will be paid to any person giving
Information which will lead to her
recovery. JOSEPH LACOMB,
Fair play., 1893-11-25

-Miss Katie Jokerst, accompanied
by Paschal Moreau, visited ST. Msry's
lsst Sunday.
john l. Dogy. Jr, of St. Louie
spent part OF this week visiting his
parents ~ Ste. Genevieve.
Miss hell Ziegler, teacher OF the
Catholic school At st. Mary's spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home in
our city.
Mr.. Herman ROseman and wife OF
st. Marv's were the guests Of Mr.. aDd
Mrs. Henry Kohm In our city last
Sunday aud Monday.
Mr.. E. w. Funk and wife are
spending sometime In Ste. Genevieve.
Mr.. Funk is representing . Building
and Loan Association Of ~. Louis.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Rudolph and Charles Doerge,
Theo. Douglas and Dominic Kern,
all Ste. Genrvieve boys, passed
down the river last Monday In q
smsu boat on . hunting expedi.
ton. They intend to 60 as far as
New Orleans aud then sell their
boat and return by land.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Sheriff Biel went TO Alton, H.,
last Sunday and returned Wed
nestiay night having in his custody
a young negro. who is charged
with stealing several watches
from the store of Hoffman &
Karst ut st. Mary's. The hoy ad.
mits his guilt we understand.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

A Mrs. ShearlOck from near
Pennington was brought to town
last Friday to be tried before
Judge Koehler for insanity, but
before the trial took place the
court decided that the woman
was q resident of st. Francois
county and accordingly sent her
tack to Pennington.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

The trial of Charles r. Roy
charged with burglary and taken
from this place to Pennington on
. change of venue occurred last
week aud resulted in IN scquittal.
The jury remained out only five
minutes before rendering their
verdict.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Rev. Martin SOmmer of st.
LOnis will hold divine services in
the 4. l.. church on the 26th OF
November. German sermon in
the forenoon aud English in the
afternoon.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Marriage licenses were issued
this week to George Richardson
of French Villnge and May Idial
Byington Of Union Township, and
to Francis K. Gegg and Mrs. Mar.
tina Robinson, both of Saline
Township.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Parties visiting St. Louis can find
no better place to stop than WEsrkR.
MANS HOTEL ROLLER on the corner
of 18th aud Olive streets. The rooms
and meals are all that can be desired
and the rates are unusually low for .
first class hotel
Fair play., 1893-11-25

~I will visit Prairie du Rocher
Tuesday, Nov. %, aud remain 4
days. j. b. ROBERTS,
Dentist.
Fair play., 1893-11-25
IS CENTS


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fact that h,s monthly paper. WORD
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other. II not only contaius New.
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tho pen on astronomy aud planetary
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is . sermon or religious article In
each number, alone. Sweet Home"
department, edited by . lady, .
"You,h aud Beauty" department for
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for the low price of 81 per year. All
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This book alone 10 we'll worth the
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send 81 for one years subscription 10
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Louis, Mo.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Ivil, be q, Collector Naun,ann's a
o6,os in the Court H"use on Mon
A.v .ef each week for the con.
vemSeaee of these desiring to pay
their city taxes.
HENRY j. HUCK,
City Collector.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Don't forget the dinner at the
restaurant of MRS. MARY VALRN.
TINE on Thanksgiving Day.
Roast pig, turkey. mince pie and
fresh oysters will be served in
the best of style. Dinner from
eleven O'Clock GU aud supper
also.
Fair play., 1893-11-25
County Court Proceeding.

THURSDAY. NOV. 10, AoSj.
On pay Of taxea for 1892 and
1898 on S. 1-2 S. e omar. sec. 81, I. 49,
Il. z, D. taxes for 1891 ordered str,ck
en-. Tax receipt produced.
Allowed A. A. Boy er, bill sundries
repair about Court lIouse. $3.50
In the matter OF the petition OF w.
J. Edwards ct al for change of road.
Com's. report fled At Feb. term 1893
and withheld from record for consid.
eraiion is now taken up aud approved
aud old road vacated.
EP Vogt to make road district
plat shOwinx dist. aud principal pub
lie roads a. eau conveniently be %.
certsined for $18.
Drsm.hop bonds aud statements
approved.
Allowed WI0. Ehe, overseer dist. 8,
bin repairing T. p. Boyer bridge, war.
rant on special fund, dist. 8, $40.
In the matter OF the foreclosure of
school mortgage given by VIM. Ed
wards and wife, sherifrs report ap-
proved.
In the matter of the sale Of the 10th
section school land, sherifTs report Of
sale approved.
Bills allowed: Peter Stuppy, wood
for Court House, $l6. John Bsu.
mann, wood for Court House, $l5.
John Baumgartner, for hitching posts
aud repairs. $460.
FRIDAY, Nov. II, 1893.
Billa allowed: Chss. J. Govreau,
Supt. r. House, fuuersl P. Bcqueite,
81 so. Chas. J. Govreau. Supt. Poor
House. for extra help hire, $l9. Quar-.
salary, $l4S. Felix Sucl,er, black,
smith for Poor House, $50 Frank
Jenny. wagonmnker bill, $l.25. g.
Rehm. liquor. 81 Is. Wehner & Bolle
ships,uff, $lOl5. Wehner & Son.
lumber, Sl9l5. Peter Hipes. meat,
e66 O2. l.. Naumann, Cour. in ex.
change. $l2. J. L. Boverie, bill sup
plies Poor House. slss. J. L. Bovesie.
Go. Jail, $5 80. jill. Boverie,
tor Offices, 81 J. L.
sundriss for Court House,
b2A J. L. Boverle, clothing for
Willis. Perry Co. to return, $475. r.
cleaning privy, -. J. L.
Bogy. Cir. clerk, costs State " Geo.
,exsuer. $475. W. Chss. Rottler,
e475. W. Il. Rehm, $475. vs.. lily.
Siebert, $475. W. A. r. Bryson'
Il. al. $2l 60. W. James Seel, $5l08
". Nike Jokerst, $4s 40. Va. J. d.
'ilvey, el9 IS. We. Ei. Messenger.
b1l As. Vs. r. B. Vance, $41.4O. We.
cli Aubuchon. $50 IS. John l.. Bogy.
nil services At CIR. Court. freight anti
$lsO5. g. d. Barnard &
2o., stationery for Cir. Clks Office,
|l.2o. Standard Print. Co. stationery
or Collectors Office. $l5l. z. b
2usseIi, Treas. Reform School for
kempf, $50. r. 3. Shields, Treas.
asylum, Fulton. for Roud. go 30 5
or Santer, $3.50; Mrs. Gers,her.
'7s.70; Ell Drury, $l6.7s.
SATURDAY. Nov. 18. 1898.
On payment Of the taxes Of 1892 and
IS On N. z. quar-. Of N. E. quar-. sec.
8 aud N. W. quif. s. W. quar-. section
4, twp. 81. r. s. oil back taxes on
anne for former years ordered strick.
U. Tax receipts showing payment OF
axes for 1892 aud 1898.
In the matter OF the bridge on
[erlagoD Run. The Com. 10 directed
nd authorized to contract for certain
epsirs on bridge In accordance with
latement or specification this day
led, said repairs to be contracted for
ot exceeding $50 so,
70. Clk1. abstract Of fees approved.
paFtlel Visiting ST. Louis can find
Fair play., 1893-11-25

The members of the J. Felix st.
James Post No. S26, G. A. Z. of
Ste. Genevieve will elect their
officers on Saturday, December
9th.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Everybody is cordially invited
to attend the Grand Thanksgiving
Ball at Uuion Hall next Thurs
day evening, November 3Oth.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

A hunting party composed of
G. Rehm, Henry L. Siebert, Lou
Parrot aud Smith Boyce spent q
week At Kinsey aud returned last
Tuesday with . couple OF deer
and . number Of squirrels rs re-
suit Of their weeks hunt.
Fair play., 1893-11-25
Notice OF Final Settlement

Creditors and all sshers Interested In ths ~
MARGARErE sEEL. Deceased,
are hereby nOsi6esi that intend 70 make FINAL
settlement thereof at the next term Of the Pro.
bate Court Of ste. Ge0es ieve county. 70 le held
at the Court HOns~ in said county, on the Sec
Ond Monday Of December. A. D.. laa
JAMES SEEL,
AdministratoS.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Grand Thanksgiving Ball at Un.
ion Hall next Thursday evening.
Let everybody attend. Admis.
sion 80 cents.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

Only twenty men are now EN-.
plOyed at the Government works
at Little Rock. On account of
the cold weather the rest we're
paid OF last Sunday and Tuesday,
but a full force of men will be put
on again next March.
Fair play., 1893-11-25
Notice of Final Settlement.

Creditors and all others interested In the O.
tate Of
THOMAS BRYAN. Deceased,
are hereby notified that intend 70 mahs nssl
settlement thereof at the next term Of The Pro-
bate Court o! Ste. Genevie ieve county. 70 lie held
At the Court House In said county, on the Sec
.ond Monday Of December, A. D., ls8S.
THOMAS A. BRYAN
ExseuloY.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

born, on Saturday, October lS
1855. to the wife of Mr.. Fri z
Oehler of this city, a daughter.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

County Court adjourned last
Saturday. The balances Of the
proceedings will I've found in sn.
other column.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

~We have Overc0ats for
IS 90, 81 90, $1,000 and $lI 90.
the very latest thing out. Look
at them. WILDER BROS.
Fair play., 1893-11-25

~JOHN KOErTINa has just
received his Holiday goods and
invites an inspection by his
friends and customers. Head.
quarters for good quality of goods.