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Abendblatt., 1895-01-04

iperoeu All b~euielbei 8rei1en. ais penn bieiel6en oiretti in
Der Expedition Der Satnois @toats5eitnn9 o%b9e9eben
DerI6tebeuen 8ldBe4t bis IL ttbr @atttaes ~ob9c9e6en
lper0en.
Mprbfttte.
alfreo Megnager, &potbetsr. Ga6foteer bon 8. %.
&epbaQ, 7T6 gtortb Bart @be.
s. S. 8aieler, Mpotbefer, 445 0ortb &pe., Gde g8eas,
Sfubolpb &booe, Qpot6eter, 5O4 goro @lart Str, @de
Z :; }S}sajj3st. 2s p g. n} s3s.t,s ST. IT,. Ode DAT Str.
6enrD s&aaer, apotbeter, 224 2incOln ape., Gde 9ars
rabee Str.
9sn. 8. &lense, beuti6er QpOtbeter, 1901 gsImontaOe.
Su!tus VI. 8inot, Deuti6er &potbefer, @de Glpbourn
glpe, uno 2arrdbee Str.
g. $. 6ante, beuti6G apotbeter, 80 Oft G1icago @be.
&nbrefp Saigger, oeuti6e apOtbefe, lib unO l15 @lps
6. .; ,9fannRiebl, apOtbeter, Stub Ctr, ede 9eaeDus
6. g. .geeibe. apOtbetsr. mrio9tiDoOO aOsnue, Gde
Ulfrs0 9. @Oe, a~potbster, S67 Sheffield gOs., nabs
G. s. ai&tsr, apotbster, l46 Suuerton aoe., nabs
0tobsrt 8%e9eliano, apOtbefer, 254 2aOtOn Str, SIDE
g. s. saieisrl Qpssbefsr, 1927 aorD Start Str. Gds
8; $; S5Slas, apot9satsr, $s7 g. 9olase 5tE
Y. Wtartens, Apotbeter, III Centre Str.
@efer Bros. apOtBeter, 1852 &tucOln @benue, Gde
0eur0 :. sats, apOtbetsr. 1913 q. Gtarf Str.
albert Gorges, apotbeter, 1912 2incoln @pe, Gds
Belmont Noe.
q. %. @eis, QpOt6efer, 81 Of gortb aOs. G6s
@leoelauo NDe.
3. q. Gmpie, gB6olraIes unO @ctoit=6anbler in 9ros
Quen, WteOi3tHcn UNI @bemitalien, 227 4incoln
@Oe. uno APO Q8ebfter @De.
$. s. &riiger, 4potbetcr, Gde gIpbouru uuO Guacrton
Npenue.
g. aipte, @pot5ster, 80 gGsbHer gbe., SIDE Southport.
8ictOr Srtmer, SIDE 8apeusnooO Bart uno 4(elroie
Strobe, qegeniiber 8rOB @art Geppt.
@u9Hft y. 8eirter, 100 Qtncoin MDe., @de Siberiep 0Oe.
s.. 6. Gmperius. GioorreulaOeu. 81 g. 0alfeO Str.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
SeIbftmorAp-

@eorge 8abbod, go. 78O 81. Ctr. tpobnz
Daft, pergiftete fib geItern Nbenb nm 10 u6r
in Teiner 8obnung. @er3peiflunq iiber
Gange Nrbeitslp1tgtett trteb i'm in ben Sob,
Gbarles &uoolp9 erfAOB fi9 aus benz
felben 9runoe in fetner NObnunq, go. 1881
8aubaufta Npe. 0te &ugeG fu6r burb bQg
9e4irn nnb fdbrte ben augenblidli6en Sob
berbet
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04

= Gopt. Sobn Stpeeting bon Der 9atenz
unb 2etter<G pmpagnie in @paniton trug
beute Mtorgen f6mere @erleBungen babon,
als fem Ma9en, einem Mlarmruf folgenO,
I'M bic @de Der 0abtsItraBe unb 9inmdn
Noenue breben tpplte unb umitir3te. Seine
GDQegen tamen unDerleBt 6aDon,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04

9DunIq$SlertS duS9elte4t:
@iuium &eeler, 9nnie mc@ie .22-21
@, Wloc3en8tt, 9foIa Guntptpsfa. 30-18|
$. 8. Mc@auleb, Marp 9. @eaper 1913.
Sobn Npitrom, Nnnie Mnber1pn .25-25.
San SD5tptat, Sran3isfa 9}Dc5at 1924
g. 8pbarc3pt, 5rau Nnnie Selen. 46-46.
Sof. Safubopsti, 3o3aGte Soiub ;. 1913.
Sac. Stancapttepic5, 8atb. Nteglos 27-26.
Wartpn Wplsti Sofia &opala -. 29-28.
Sac, Sefbtt, Murcp. @~tGfopsta >. 1876.
S, g. 2ubntgIon, 6ebtptg @ibtn9 $3.50
WiQ. g. Stone, Grace 90. QloDb $3.50
SObn @eis, Murp 6. Tregen -. 23-19
Sobn Shea, Roie Rtlep ..,.... 25-18
Ht3.e9. Sbomas, Mae pbiGtps . 23-19
8, Wf. &ofe, 8eRie Goldman -. 32-20.
Sobn S. 9eanep, 9t1ian 6. Sens 23-18
Sroncts Connect, @atb, &ntgbt -. 21-18.
@ett @erDffentGi9ung unferes getrigen
8eri9tes ertpirtt:
Martin @oplaD, GGen Noonen 26-23
Garl 8ert6tcu, SiGie 8eauftute . 21-21
Sobn Gte@er, N1tptne &trf9ner . 1928
Jrant 9ulif6et, Sp1efine 8art6a . 28-25
4n0retp @brtitenfen, @nnie Gbriz
ftenfen 24-24
gbpdrD s. Stable, Gler @ridien , 23-17
Nuguit 0abme, 2ena @reen . 800.
Sultus Gutenberg, Sannts @roB=
mann ..... 49,. -. 22-19
Omen Murpbp, MarD 6ugbs . 28-24
Gbritian Otterien, SOa Mnberien 39-37
&obert Sberitreet, Marta 8. Smit6 43-45
5ran5 6. Miiaer, Nnnte @raf >. 41-24
9errmann Sintbeimer, Qena Door
5opf 21-18.
@barles Sreberid Orr, Clara M,
Sltntmann .... ..... 43-31
SOBn %, GrumbuG, aotie @6afer 25-23.
Carl 3iegfelb, @bitb @nglanb :. 25-22.
Wtqtam g, 9opers, Seanette
8ropn 1919.
W&t9ael Biebat, Ngntesta Mir3esti 28-19.
83ilipp SGger, W}arD @eift 22-21
8non YterilStp, Marp Mtr3tsta . 27-2O.
Sdnes Brufa, Nnnie 9rpS 25-20.
@tegmunb Nleranber, Carrie Sob
meier ...............2 7-2O
6erbinanb Retner, Dina &oIenitod 31-28
Rop @merfon W}c2tftter, Nbeltne
W}arp 8rinf 27-20.
Wtttos Srinep3, @Dd Seiben 27-28
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
Neuc An5eigen.

Olae Qooes.In3eieen weIde fir Ole
morsen.1useabe Ger nJuinois Stats.
5eitune" %oufeeeeben weroen, erfdeinen foften.
fret i'm 0benobIott. Die 0nnaRme pom On.
5eieen fir oos lbenobIott iaIie6t um II uhr
mittaes, fir Die Moreenslus9abe nm 10 uhr
Nbeu0s.
SO0eS=9tn5et9c+
Sreunben unb 8~efannten Die trauriee Go6ri1t, bag
t1etne innig Qeltebte Satin Barbara ¬uet, oe6.
8artb, i'm glitter BON 62 Sobreu unb 4 Monoten al 8.
Sonuar NbenoS INT 6 ubr Is Wtir. mad lunQen i9mereu
Setoen ionft inn 9errn entihlafen lit. Sue 8eer6tgung
ttnoet itatt am 9onnta9, 6. San, bonn 3rauerDauie,
6343 NSentportb &pe., nm III uDr Ntittags nod 8pni=
ta5IuS. Inn title SbetIuabme bitten bic tief6etrii6ten
9tnterbltebeneu
GeimridD Gmptper, @atte.
Wta9oalera SyareI, S6rpefter.
Reirrib lln0 S0honn @~dneiber, Neffer.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
8erjAiebenes.


QBbne. 9tpten. Mttetben, iGIebte @9uIbeu ouer @rtpr
~ c%ollecttrt; feline 8e51blun9 meuu e~rtoloIps. @Io
MGueler gonntp.@% pnitabler, 76 8. Aoe, .8tmmer s.
2mi1S
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
SOSeSnetSet4e.

SpSeSA1t5et9e+
6relnber, @ernoubten unb @efounteu Die traurioe
gtobrtGt ooB uuier 9eltebter SoDn TrieoettdD i'm
glitter BON 2 Sobren, 10 Mtouatet uno 10 SaQen 9eItor=
ben lit. 8eerbt9ung Sonnta9 Nadbutttag nm / ubr
bonn Srauerbouie 243 XolpnienD ctr. aug nod 9oiebia.
I'm title 3belInabme bitten Die 6etritbten Gltern
4In3t JrteSertG unD NauD &ettO, 9e6. 8eier.
0enorben*
Tra1 OSoie Tranf, ON 9onnerito9. ben 8. Sonuar,
: ut 'SS sm e S I'm !" moroa = o 9selp.gmng ua!
Sernpel per &utiden mad GDIebt4. mas
q BON gelp Dorf mad southampton, 2onhon &C.
WV NIT S6neabompfern Iiirit 8tsuard, gor.
uonto, Columbia, @u9uita 0iftoria Il. p.-@rtro binte
mad Bremen, 9omburg, antperper, ROTTERDAM, Mnts
Steroan1, Soore uub Doris.
ANTON BENERT, @enerolt8anoaier.aoent,
4 Saiaae Str. -@ 0oama9tss un6 grbi9nftsia9en
immer nod piinftlid beiorQt
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
2n Derleihen,


Rorget @eIo aII 9iamonten, ubren, SupeIe1, Saus.
2oan 60, 4. Slur @bica9o Stpd @gtbauGs @e66nbe
&alalle mn NSolDlt9toH Stf. lSa9lS
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
observation-disclosures.

SoGgenbe 9eiratbsf9eine tpurben beute
BON 9errn Salmonfon i'm Bureau bes
@ountpz@lerts ausgeitelt:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
NernnH0rrn0en.

Sergntgmngerl.
OLD WAR HORSE. Nt6be'S 8urIesque 60.
in u&ittle S5auit". 8teler1et Spe5ialitdten. Sebenoe
9iIoer. Bette Observation-Disclosures in Der Gtaot.
2 8oriteauu9en t691t6. 10c.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04

On pertaufen: .3mei ous9e3eid6nete @d=Saloons.
- &eiDte geoiHgun9en. @tan6ar6.8rouerei
4lo3t g8eit u. StraBe un0 @omtpbel Qtbe.
9u pertaufeu: Saloon nit &icen3 fir $3.50 lueqeu
- 5peier Sei9Gite; biaige Wtietbe.
8 81. &anoolpb=Str.
On perfnufeu: @ut geDeuber Saloon nit Soqert=
- bale. 9infti8e 9ele9enbett fur ben re9teu Wtanu-
Abr.: q. SIS StaotS5tg. 3ia3t
On pertoufeu: Outer Saloon nit @pbnunq, bils
~ Ii9e Ntietbe. 9ebe Scale bis Itai 1897. 9ebraucbe
nt6t giles baar. @ertoufsurio9e &rautbeit. 245
Guib Gin. 3ia2t
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
GerIanQt: @Gnuer unb 9na6en.

SerlanQt: MtGnner un6 &na6en.
~ leidte S6roubItod= unb 9rehbaut=9rbett. 9fod1sl=
fra9en 3tmner 6-179-181 Mtobiion=9tr.
@btcagO @tOOel @Orts.
O2erlonQt: Sin Surge in elmer Qlrditeften=Office
- 112 S9tIer=Seoauoe 3pilden II uno l l1br.
NerGon9 ct: @rofttf9er neutrality-suspicious., beitdns
lion7t 178 @abaib ape.
Serlmgt: Trare1 nrlO WaOdeu.
OerIangt: Sin beuti9es @tdb9en fir @ou8orbeit.
~ S3 30 Strabe.
Wer1amgt: Sin atabben ttr o~agemeine gtrbeit
595 ga @ane aOe,
81 |erIon0t: Gin 9rteS QeieBte5 Wid0den o6er iunoe
~ SSrau o5 9auSb0ltertn uno ben Store gu beIDrger.
gtab8nfru9en in Der 9dderei, 4O1 G. Slorf=Str.
Sc erGon9t: Ntdb9en fin ougemetne 6ousorbeit,
~ lnIB felb1ttdnotg todhen fDnuen, bel 6aniIie pbne
Stnoer. 3 Seb9mtdsStr. u. @ebmIom.
RerIon9t: Sin gntes beutI0es Ntdb6en fir Qs
~ pDbnlu9s 9auSarbeit. 431 90. gtanootpb=Sfr.
4io2t
SO erGanQt: 9eut16e 6rau mittleren Qlters oIg
~ Sousbdlterttt. Suite 9eimatb. SO u. @urtis=Str.
Rer1ou9t. 53mei ~eriabrene MGbDeu, eiueS fir 2te
- @rbeit Hnb zines nm Rinoer gu beaufIi9tiqen; 11Iiz
len gate @mpfeblun9en BADEN. 1882 8errD Aoenue.
3Ia3t
W%erIan9t: @taO9e1 fir 9eipbbuli4e 6ausarbeit
~ ntuB CUTE @mpleblltugen baben. 341 Softpopb
9Onlenarb, 5ptiben SranD 8lob. uub 8iucennes @oe.
3ian3t
MuttiDnSs OerfGmTe.
NHfttOnss3otta
gfe9nIGre ertaufsY3aae
GtOntags unb 9onnsrfogs.
@psstaI.@ erfanfe an anbersH Susen As MOnats.
Waorsu ouf @rioat.gerfaut gsbcIeIaIs O6er gstotL an
AufttpHs'Yreiiea.
9srtdufs ban Wobnuu9s .Giurt4tunosn cine SpeaioIttat
@sIb DOr9sf1offenb eunG
Gorreiponbensen tperben eripartst
Martin 6 m r 81 Ga
MufhouGre,
I2aplS tuiD 261 & 26S Gtote Ctr. ghicaoa.
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3weig=O Hicen Oe8 vAbenOblatt. "
SfftcezTeIepbon So. 635.

CUR 8equemIi6feit uuferer ou5et9enoen &uubeu boben
nit ben unteu geuarnten Serren eit &btonnen 9e=
trOfet, monadb BEL b~euIelben Au5eigen angenDmmen
lperoen al benielbei 8reiIeu. ais lpenn bielelben 0irettiu
expedition Der Slltnots @toats5eitun9 o~b9e9eben
Au5eigen Ippie announcements fpnnea an oieletl
oeri6ieoetlen Rl6Bet bis 12 abr @stttags ~ob9e9eben
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
Gei6Gftsz O~elegenbetten.


On p%ertoufen: Sine 86derei ouf Der meItieite !;
- 9ute8 9tore.9ei9aft. 4reis $500. gta95ufragen
in Der Office oS. 81. 4ia3t
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Works at Ste. Genevieve, was
arrested in the city yesterday
evening about 6 o'clock by
Detective Archambault Oh a
charge of forgery. The charge
WAS preferred some time ago by
John E. Murphy, Of the secret
service, who received advice
from Washington City with the
request to examine into the
matter, as Caddell was suspected
of Irregularities, Mr.. Murphy,
when seen at his residence, 292"
Olive street, last night, said that
CaddeIl had been guilty of rails.
two checks, one from Sc to $50
and the other from a so to S45,
last October. One of the checks
was payable to Caddell and the
other to another employe, and
both were cashed at the Sub.
Treasury in this city on the oath
nlt. When the checks were sent
to Washington it was found that
both had been raised. The work
was rather cleverly done, but sus.
picion was aroused by reason of
the fact that the one calling for
$45 read upon its face "fourty" III
place Of forty. So far as he knew,
Mr.. Murphy said that Caddeli had
not been guilty Of any other
frauds. Caddell had been in the
Governments employ two months
when he was suspected Of the
offense. He is a book keeper
and at one time Was clerk in the
Lafayette Hotel, in New Orleans.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

81 notice my DEAR said Uncle
Allen Sparkle to one of his nieces I,
",hat when you have tOo,hache it's
the worst you ever had. The young
man whow was here last night was the
uglist fellow you ever saw. Accord
ing to your statement q little while
ago il took you forever and day to
learn how to make spnng" cake.
The houae, you say, is full of flies.
You have just declared that the room
ia as hot as an oven, you have the
dreadfulest headache you ever had in
your life, and the boy across the road
is making the feariulest racket q boy
ever made. Don't you see, my
child, this sort of things won't do 2
Some time In our life you will really
have an experience requiring the
supcrlaiive degree TO describe it and
you won't be able to convey any idea
Of it. You will have used up all your
adjeciives. That is all. You can go
TO humping the piano again"
-Chicaga Tribune
Fair play., 1895-12-07

A rich old widOwer of Dauville,
Ind who went to Craw fordsville, i,
search Of wife, hired a citizen OF
the latter place TO stand with him on
a prominent street corner aud gave
him the nance Of the eligible women
who passed. With this list as a guide
the widOwer started out aud pro.
posed to thirty women in two days,
hut after he had been refused by ten
or q dozen none Of the rest would
have him, although he was well
heeled and an easv mark. The
creator has never found surer plan
of making . tool than by killing al
old mans wife.
Fair play., 1895-12-07
ANTHONY SUCKER,

If you're in doubt whether
your trouble is Indigestion or
Dyspepsia, just take few doses
of Simmons Liver Regulator, ii
will settle the whole question. Il
have tried Simmons Liver Regu.
Iator for Dyspepsia and find it
just the thing to relieve me. A
small dose after meals is cure to
prevent Indigestion. IS. 8. Per.
kins, Sharon, Ga. at is the best
medicine to aid digestion."-J. j.
Black, Duncan, Arizona.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

And now Texas, not to be behind +,
has stepped TO the front with heal
ing "Messiah," and Mr.. Schlatter
can take back seat. /: is very cold
day when Texas gets left. The
Texas healer is an old and very poor
negr" living about seven miles from
viii Point lie is said 10 have cured
hundreds Of sick people, and around
his home the lame aud the halt and
the blind are camped in large mum.
bers. His curative power is by the
laying on Of hands, for which, like
Schlatter, he refuses all pay. dustin
Statesman.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

The earthquake which recently
shook the country from the gulf to
the great lakes 10 held accountable for
a phenomenon near Fowler. Mich
At one time there was a little creek
near the village, known as Sandy
creek, but for several years it's bed
was entirely dry. On the day of the
earthquake water rose at various
places along the creek, and there il
now . considerable stream running.
No rain fell In that section 10 account
for the water.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

The weather the past week has
been extremely cold for this time
of the year, the thermometer
registering six degrees above zero
Thursday morning. The river is
full of floating ice and all boats
are delayed.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Rev. Father Weiss Of this city
celebrated his feast day on
Wednesday, 4th inst. The priests
who were in attendance were
Rev. Fathers C. l.. van 1onren.
hout of Ste. Genevieve A. J.
Huttler, of Weingarten ; A. II.
Schaefer, of River aux Vases H
Pigge, of Zell ; N. Helmbacher,
of Bloomsdale, and - KelIar of
LawrencetOn.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

A Wisconsin couple who had
lived together as man and wife for
more than eighty years were sep
arated the other day by the death OF
his wife, who was lOl years old.
The husband is 107. At his request q
lock of hair was taken from his head
aud placed in the hand Of lis dead
companion. A lock of hair was also
preserved, which is TO he placed IN
his hand when he dies. II is his fond
idea that IN this way the venerable
pair may be able TO identify each
other in the great beyond. Every
thing grows old in this world and
loOses it's beauty aud charm but love.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Mrs. Peter Mai was tried be.
fore a jury in Probate Judge
Rozier's Court Tuesday and de.
clared to be not cupable Of at
tending to her business affairs.
The court then appointed Mr..
Joseph Oberle as her legal guar.
dian.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

A progressive euchre party
was given at the residence of Mr..
John L. Bogy on Monday night OF
this week, the occasion being the
21st birthday of his son Felix. An
enjoy able time was had by all
present.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

A special term of county court
was held on Wednesday andrhurs.
day to receive the new bridge
just completed over the Upper
Saline Creek. A dramshop license
was issued to Martin ROnd during
this special session.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

JOS. JANUARY gives lessons in
VIOLIN PLAYING. Joseph is .
pains-taking teacher and his
charges are very reasonable. Ap
ply at Mrs. Valentines Restaur
ant.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

If you are anxious to find the
most reliable blOod-purifier, read
in Ayers Almanac the testim"n.
ials of those who have been cured
of such terrible diseases as
cstarrh, rheumatism and scrofula,
by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Then govern yourself accordingly.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

During the prevalence of Ia
grippe, those who made use OF
Ayers Cherry PectOral found it
prompt to act and sure to cure.
No other medicine is so safe and
efficaciOus in all diseases of the
throat and lungs, and the only
remedy successful in consump
ton,
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Mrs. Percy Preston of Dubuque,
Iowa, arrived in Ste. Genevieve
by boat last Friday night on a
visit to friends and relatives. She
returned home Thursday morning
by way Of Chester.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

A "news item" from Lexington
Ky mentions MS iu very destitute
circumstances George Ilsrris, the
original of Uncle Tom in Mrs. Stowe,
novel" The glaring error of making
an "Uncle Tom" of George "liarris'
when both are leading figures in the
novel, marks the "news item" as q
fake. Again, the original of both
Of these were shown in Mrs. Stoves
"Key to Uncle Toms Cabin" to be
numerous there we're dozen OF
each, from whose lives the writer
drew certain parts of the characters.
So there could really be no one
"origiDa" OF either.-ChattdnOOgd
Times.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Mr.. Henry T.. Rozier attended a
meeting of the State Democratic
Central Committee In St. Louis
Tuesday. Mr.. Rozier is treasurer
of the committee and was ap.
pointed a member of the commit
tee on party organization for the
coming campaign.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

~Farmers will do well at this
time Of the year to look over their
plows and see if they need repair.
ing. As my steel Is the best in the
market, l am prepared to do
such work and guarantee it.
26tfn ANTHONY SUCKER,
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Attention Ia beng called to the fact
that 1896 will he the last leap year
that we will have for twice the usual
time, as 1900 will not be leap year.
Not that il means any particular diff
erence to anybody but the almanac
man and the jOkesmiihs
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Thursday was Mr.. Ferd. Moser' 8
birthday and he was treated to a
surprise party by a number of his
friends in the evening.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Mr.. Charles ROttler departed
for st. I.Onis yesterday by way
Of Chester, having been sum-
mOned as y witness, by the U. s.
Marshal, in the case of Joseph
CaddeiI, one of the "Hunkies" at
the Government Works here.
who is accused Of forgery. The
folio wing clipping is from last
Fridays Globe Democrat
Joseph j. CaddeII, a waiter in
the employ Of the Government
Fair play., 1895-12-07

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining il the Post Office Friday
at 10 A. NJ.
Mrs, Alice Evans, J.F. Fleer.
Miss Anna Y. Jnkerst Fre,i. kannerwarf,
Miss Bell Mozier, Chas. 5. Sandberg,
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Mr. Francis l.. J0kerst OF the
firm of Jokerst & Bro, spent this
week in st. Louis purchasing
Xmas goods.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

DIED, in st. Louis, on Tuesday,
December ;, 1895, at 8 o'clock A.
NJ, John, beloved husband Of
Elizabeth Clnmp Goggiu.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Mrs. Annie Baughn aud son
Sergeant Of st. Louis spent part
of this week with her mother,
Mrs. s. Z. 81. james.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

~I will visit St. Msrs's on
Tuesday, Dec. 10th, and remain 4
days. j. B. ROBERTS,
Dentist.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

MARRIED At the Catholic
Church, on Wednesday evening,
November 81, 1895, at elk o'clock,
Rev. Father Shaw officiating,
MIR. Naree LaChance and Mrs.
Amanda Roussin, attended by
Miss Sophia Papin as brides.
maid and Mr.. j. G. VanAlen as
groomsman. Immediately after
the ceremony. the bridal party
repaired to the Shaw House, the
home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. White, where q
number Of invited guests were in
waiting. After the usual con.
gratulatiOns were extended, all
were invited to partake Of a sump.
tuOus wedding supper, which it
is possibly needless to say was
much enjoyed. The bride but
shortly became a resident OF
Bonnie Terre, having lately en-
barked in the millinery business
here, but has already gained the
respect and good will Of a large
circle Of friends and acqnai ntan.
ces. Mr.. LaChance is Al en-
plOye of the Democrat Register
Office, aud has the confidence and
esteem of his employer as also
the respect of all who know him.
To the happy couple, whose
loving hearts have been united,
we extend our best wishes for
longIife full of happiness.
Terre Democrat Register.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

~Highest cash price paid for
wood at Petrequin kros'. Lime
Kiln.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

~For Watches, Silverware and
good Jewelry go to JOHN KoET.
TING who has just received new
goods.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Miss PhilOmene Sexauer has re.
turned home from q visit to
Frederickt0wn.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

fDominick Kern of 81. Louis
spent q few days of last week
with Ste. Genevieve relatives.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

For SALE "A fine dwelling
house and lot in q desirable pOr'
ton OF the city. Apply at this
Office.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Rudolph Doerge came down
from st. Louis Friday to visit his
mother in our city.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Edgar Rozier spent last Satur
day and Sunday in our city.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

The "Cone Mills" are paying SO
cents for wheat.
Fair play., 1895-12-07
Undertaken and E.uba I m ers.

When buy ing q C"ffiu or Caskei and
price and quality is an object, then
give us Call IA we carry 4 full line of
the above Al all prices We are ready
to dill Orders at any hour, day or
night. Best attention guaranteed.
Respectfully,
koETrING T. lIUNOLD.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Buy your Xmas presents from
HENRY OKENFUss. See adver.
tisement elsewhere.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Mrs. Emily SeysIer has returned
home from a visit to Fort Sill,
Oklahoma.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Adolph Jokerst, who holds a
position in the Jokerst-St. Gem
Manufacturing Company in St..
Louis, visited his old home in
Ste. Genevieve this week.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Wilder Bros. advertise bargains
this week.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

~Money to loan on good per-
sonal or real estate security. Ap.
ply to PAUL l.. LEMPKE.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Bert. J. Hertich returned home
from n visit to st. Louis Friday
night.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

The Government quarries at
Little Rock are about closed
down for the winter. Only q few
men are now at work there.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

just received q new lot Of
Cypress Shingles, which We offel
B in. Best at go.
A. tat S1.9O.
2Otfn N. WEHNER & Son,
Fair play., 1895-12-07

The School Board met Monday
night.
Fair play., 1895-12-07

Subscribers who are in arrears to
the FAIR PLAY will please come for.
ward and settle their accounts