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IrnStee'S Sale

herea-, Ksbecca F Eoas ana c"hr r
Boa>. her hue and, ty their certain iced at
trust. dated the fourth day ni January. ls(-p amt
recnr,!e! in tne ofic" of the i:-rorie; OF deeds
Tor The { suutT Of Ste. tr-n.Ei.v-. Missouri, in
LAM Record Bp X ~, at page ,'i.. conveyed {"
i.e1 Et--!-ur, trustee, IT, following atscTih-d
real estate, situated IN the County of Sic Gene-
We've. Missouri, 20 wiz
Lot NJ. one N} containing i6a G.-lCO acres.
being part at surrey 4i-5 IS paryitivn-st between
Joseph Mnreau an! Jacob BJas By deed dated
Juir 4, leic, and recorded August :, ISIS, IL
Book u, page -t-
Also the north -cas. fractional qnartar ot sec
tipn 30. township, 30, \. Range r containing
III - 100 acres ais" the south fractional halt
aHf the east malt at III" north e>t quarter and
the south -we-- quarter Of the n"r-a-we-r quar-
ter Of section 30. continuing ~. 65-l00 acres
more "T less also the northwest fractional
township 81, y. Rang f. containing y!
{I-lt1 acr-- also iTe south -vy.st irac ctl"nai
quarter Of section o. and the north west ;rac-
tinnal quarter of section ~. township. - y
Range T.. containing .. s3-Isy acr-s also the
east fractional hali o: the south east quarter
and the .-.uTh west quarter of the southeast
quarter OF z-ction 49, township % Y Range
+ containing - IL 100 acres aso the
north east quarter at the south Ue-i quarter IF
section l9. township 30 y. Raug" T.. contain
ing ~ acres the southeast quarter Of the
south west quarter and III" west half "f th-
south w@-' quarter Of section l. ia township -
y Range r, also the north halt OF me south
east quarter and the northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter, The s"uil-t:i-t quarter ui
TIE northwest quarter, and the south west
=
township =. y Range. T., containing ~ acre.
In t!u-t t" --cuIc the PAIN nj nt Il certain
prouii sGry not. in said d.-'i desert et ant
Wher-a- default has i,een mate IN the ,.as IE-nt
OF said note and the same /. past ttue aud
pay able ana whereas Leo RtssI.ur the tTus-
tee, mentioned ih said l--,i If trust. ha- refused
10 act such trustee for the purpose II carry
ing the terms nf -;,it deed al trust, aud thu
holder OF the said note has requested rh" under
signed. Charles Ii. Biel. the acting sh"rit OF
the CoUntT Of ste Genevi-r@, 60 u do.
Now therefore. at the r'lT'">t nt the l-gr!
holder of srii note. ai.l in pursuance at the
provisions of saiT deed of trust. the under
signed, Charles II. Bi-i, the acting Sherir "I
the county OF ste. 'reuer ey-, Missouri. VIII. "n
Friday. Augns; 18th. 1896,
between the hours oI q n'clnrk Il. IN. and
O'Clock .. IN. al thar day Ut tn. front door al
the Court House at -Gi'i County oi >te- Gene
we've, in the City at SIC. h.nerIeve, state 6"
Missouri proceed To- sell the property above
dr-cribed, a: lHi'liC >.i'!ue. To the highest
bidder for cash t. satisfy said "a Ti trl!-t.
,HsEIE.> EIEL.
yi....,. ,rulL
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PROB ATE DOCKET

Docket Of cases in which settlements are due
from Executors. Administrators, tiuartiians
and CuratorS, at the ensuing August term OF the
Probate Court Of Ste. t'-uevirve County, TO
be held al the Court HOUSE i'll said County, COM
mencin. on the second Monday of August, \.
ID lsB.
Estate of
Pelagie ZeGler. decd. Leon Herman. Executor
lheO. J Schneider er III. minors, r.. \. kO-
zirr, GLaruan Pauline Doll, minor, Charles
Doll. guardian. 81. Gem Ebert, minor. Mary
St Gem Ebert, guardian. Corneia smith
minor. Martha :. smith. guardian. Dora and
Solomon smith. minors, Martha j smith,
guardian Clarence Womack. ct. al. Andrew
smith, guardian. Lawrence and Chares Ket-
finger, minors Andrew Mueasig. guardian
James a. Rig'ton, deco. Jos. Rig,ion executor
Franklin Lee McCartv ct. al. Sarah \ McCar.y
guardian. John Scherer, deceased, sophia
Scierer Adm. Brdgette Roth, DECD Peter
II. IIuck, executor CHARLES C. ROZiER,
Dated Juiy Is, lS9f. Judge of Probate.
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pose of obtaining saloon license
The boys took advantage OF this
opportunity, circulated a petition,
filed their bond and presented 1t
to the court, and returned home
on Wednesday. The court met
the latter part of last week and
on Saturday Mr.. Sexauer received
a telegram from Commerce stat
ing the court had refused to grant
them a license on the grounds
that they were non-residents of
the county. Commerce has only
one saloon at present but the
other will be doing business be-
fore pay day. To run a saloon i'll
that comfy costs about 5000 per
year, as the city license itself is
S25 a month.
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Township mass meetings will
be held throughout this county
today hy the Republicans 70 Sc
lrct delegates to the county con
ventiOn +" be held at Braun's
store, Weingarten, on Wedn-S
day. August 18th, for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for
county Offices. Forty five dele,
gates will take part in this con
vention aud OF this number Ste.
Genevieve township is entitled 10
twenty. Candidates seem to bp
backward about pushing their
claims and very few names are
being spoken Of except, as is
usually the ease. for the Office of
sheriff, Among the names men
toned for that office are HeuIy
l. Sirbrr!, G.. w. Meyer, Victor
Andre and Joseph Loida, but now
1t is rumored that Mr.. Loida has
Withdrawn G. J. Harrelson and
Herman Borkrnkamp are pro
speciive candidates for represen
fative and Frank J. Huck for
collector. No donht there are
other aspirants for the different
Offices. but they are keeping
things mighty quiet
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business in the saloon line has
been pretty dull since the gov.
ernment works left here aud Will
Sexauer Of this place and Charles
Freeman of BIOomsdale went
down to Commerce last week
with the intention of opening u
saloon at that place while the
works were III operation there.
Upon their arrival they found
that party representing the
Cape Girarlean Brewery had
called for special term Of the
Scott county conr, for the pur
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PERSONAL.

Mrs nlrew Wilder spent Monday in ST.
Louis
Miss Annie Jokerst departed for st. Louis
sunday
Eugene Rozier boarded the Herald for st.
Louis Friday.
Miss Libbe LeCornpte of 81. Louis Is visit
ing in our city.
Mrs Ed. Shaw arrived here last Friday
light on visit
Miss Cornelia YeaIy of st Louis Is here on a
visit Ia her mother
Mis- BARBARA Rinehari; retHrned tn her home
in st. Louis last sunday.
Attorney r. 4. I;ozier has returned home
from Il business triD To Kansas.
Mrs J Z. Cox visited her daughter. Mrs
Ed >ehaaf, in 81 Mary's Tuesday.
Mr. anil Mrs. L II Drrver returned to their
home on the New south Wednesday.
Mr.. AM, Mrs. Steve Virgil:o of Paragouid. .
Arkansas, arrived here last week visit.
Mr.. John l.. Boverie spent Monday and
TUESDAY OF this week >t Louis on business.
Mrs y. j. Snmerville oi 81. Louis is the
guest OF NJ. and Mrs. Ed. l.. >iehert in our
city.
Miss Carrie AMI Rosie Mueller of St. Louis
ar. Visiting the family of Mr.. Felix >ucher in
city.
Mr. Francis I. Jokerst of the firm of Iokerst
Brothers 4 lealy male bus siness trip to st.
Louis Monday,
Mrs Charles Butt and Miss Grace Lang
harit Of st. Louis are visiting the family of
Mr. Joseph Langhart
Mr-. " III Walton ot >t. Louis is visiting
her mother. Mrs. l.. Abernathy, wIic h: been
very i'll for the past two weeks.
Mrs Henry Huck Of It Louis arrived in Ste.
Ganevieve This week on visit to her mother,
Mr.. Augusta Meyer, VINO has been i'll for the
past week.
Mrs. Edward 4. Rozier was taken i'll while
in Kansas city last week and ha't to postpone
her visit 10 Denver. She returned to her home
in ste. t,-neYi.ye Friday.
Miss Christine Mueller who has been
spending the past month with the family of
Mr.. NJ. hlein in city, returned to her
home in ST. i.suis sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Mahonev of Bunker
iii!i, IL. arrived in Ste. Gepevieve last FRI
dav on the steamer Belle of Memphis. Mr..
Mahnney departed ter his home sunday, but
his life Will remain here about three weeks
yieitin. her father, Mr.. Felix Rozier.
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The BeSt-The Cheapest.

We are headquarters tor every and
all kinds Of Building Material.
Come and get our prices and rou'il
find them lower than those of our
competitors, grade for grade con-
-idertd We sell:
Flooring from S14 90 to Sl9 90 per e..
Ceiling ) from Sl3 80 t" SIG 80
Siding from 81 90 To Sl3 90 per e..
Finishing from 81 20 I" s. 30 per T..
Perch columns, 8 feet. iy4 ~ 80 cts.
Porch columns. 10 ieet. 5x5 u; 50 cts.
Best 5 to in. Cedar Shingles, clear.
81 SO per. NJ. Comr and see
l5,tn WEHNER Il Son.
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The sad ucws reached here last Fri
har night If the death of Miss Rose
T. ~"ckiugrr. who died At her home
IN Chicago. Frila, morning. Jul, "a. .
al inur o'ciuck Miss S-"klngcr had
tor some lime been afflicted with Il
'uiuor and an operation tor its re-
moval was performed on the Tueeda,
prrcedin. her death. The deceased
was born III Ste Genevieve in Nav :.
1853. aud left here for Chicago six
wears ago. The remains were Inferred
in that city on sunday, July Goth
Miss Mniiir .Iuker-r ot this city at
tended the funeral
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The regular August term of
county court convenes i'll this city
on Monday next, August 9TH. At
this term the grand and petit
jurors for October term of cir
cuit court will be selected and a
superintendent appointed for the
poor farm. The court will also
appoint the judges and clerks of
election. Probate court meets
one week later.
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Our county is entitled. 10 send
five students over the age of six
teen years TO the State School at
Columbia or the School of Mines
at Rolla. Parties desiring to en-
ter these colleges must make
known their intention to the
county clerk Oh or before Sep
tember LIST.
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Quite n crowd gathered at the
picnic given by the Loida Broth
ers at Lawrencet"n last Saiur-
day-a very dry crowd, toO-tor
twenty-five kegs of beer were
disposed Of. Just at dark row
started and one of the contest
ants. who lives in St. Francois
county, was badly bruised about
the face with pair of brass
knucks, so we are informed.
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Notice 10 Taxpayers,

The taxpayers Of the city of Ste Geneyieve
are hereby notified that will call upon them for
the purpose Of collecting and receiving their
city taxes for the year 1896.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Section 16Fs provides that the collector shall
have power to seize and sell the goods and chat
tells OF persons liable for taxes, and no property
shall be exempt from such seizure and sale and
the collector shall not receive credit for deip-
quent taxes until he shall have made attda Wit
that he has been unable To find personal proper
ty out of which to make the same
HENRY l.. SIEBERT.
10 It City Collector
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and Embalmers,

When bu, ing Coffin or Caske, aud
price and quality is an object, then
give .iG u call IS We carry L fuii line of
the above st all prices We are ready
10 iii. orders at ANY hour. dav or
night Best attention guaranteed.
Respectfully,
koErTING 4 tIGSOLp
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Father HutIlrr writes u- that he j.
doing we'll Al his new parish in 81.
Louis aud Ia Kept busy. His time to
bid his many friends in Ste Geun-
We've ni! county adiru Was very
iiihiird ~ he was ordered to take
charge o: his parish 81, once. lie
asked us to tell one and nll good h, g
and M revoir aud 10 thank the man>
friends aud well wishrrs OF i,- aud
hi- former congregation for past
tnNors and acts of friendship and
generosity extended to him and his
parish
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The weather this past week has
been the hottest experienced here
for many years. the Thermometer
registering 100 degrees in the
shade several days. As a result
of the intense heat one man at
the government quarries at Little
Rock was prOstrated and quite Il
number have stopped work alto
ge'her until the weather gets
cooler.
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CDIt'MhI., NJ. .-Uiv ii lSs.
TnJ FErrx LEC HPrt.
Clerk "f the COUNT ,"HIt of ,t-- t.rmevirvr,
Mo:
DEAR >IR :--Un..r the Irovi-i ,us oi sertion
--yS Revised Statutes III M.--nuri. I>>:' your
nr the University Of the STATE "i Mi.-pull at
Columbia and i;"l:i, during the <,-s;"n ending
,'une |, l-.1. ! students. ah"ve the age OF 10
learS.
The requirements TOR admission may I've found
in the University catalogue toy In" current year.
For such catalogue arpiy /" the University Ii
brarian at Col hia.
Exaniinati Ia. admission Will he given al
the Univpe-it, IN thursday. Fri,iav. SATURDAY
..rsi MoE.iay, september 81. ith, 9Th and 7th,
trcceding IN" opening "i the University. Inc
-t---ion OF all the irartInrut- will tegiu on
Tuesday. September S'h, 1896.
end will cnniiuue until tie first Wednesday IN
.-l-ie 1857, except tiIr of the school uf Mines
nd Meialurgy, which will hcgiu AMI end
ry"-k later
ar.tl Assembly. each County - entitled t. one
ire scholarship in any department
Ample provision Ia> been nf.fic To- the etu-
.itiDn and care oI Young women IN all the
,la~Ses ofth- University.
You VIII please. after giving twD " aeh-' pub
.icatinii To- ihi- certificate. transmit to me,
gr before S.itfTler 1T. a list al the name. Hf
:. the youths Of vour County who inTcaf -
max" app'i- alton for entrance into the tHivcr-
ei'y I, the commencement OF next session
board can te had l., III" University clubs At
Il = I" = Ga ner week IN Prvat" families ~
-! 80 to = -.
Permit III" 20 call your attention 10 the append
r.,' rNti,ct from the statute
Very Truly Your
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The Democratic Convention NJ
New Otirnburg last SATURDAY WAS
presided over b, Judge j F. Bpyd
Delegates I" The State Convention are
W +. Cox and W. T.. Halle alter.
mates, Il L. Hsne, aud J. l. Buverie
Judicial CnuvrntI"n =. II. iiuck
nmi e.. Il NC!in'ock al'ernaies. =.
DR. & Moore aud e. J. stanton. Res
"luii"ns were passed indorsing the
canhiinc, "i stephens. Se'brri and
Lesu"ur nnd also intor-i,y the nom,
imers Of the Democratic party, Br> An
aud >rwaii Judge Eo, q was thanked
b, the convention for the manner in
which hc presided. &. J Stanton.
"aniiaate f"r prosecuting attorney =.
delivered an address W hICh was well
received
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Rev. Father Mnehlsieprn, pas
tor at Iawreur-ton, will take
charge of tn" Welugarten parish
today and celebrate his first mass
at Weimgarteu tomorrow. Father
Mingis of ST Louis has been ap.
pointed pastor AT Lawrencrt0n.
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The S. Mary's road. near the
River aux Vases. is in very bad
condition and sisnn|d be repaired
at once. Mr.. Barisieu. our mail
carrier. says that one place in
particular should he attended to
rs 1t requires the most careful
driving TO keep the buggy or
wagon from upsettlng.
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The Centralia and Chester Rail.
road

The new proposition of the Illinois
parties to extend their road not only
TO the riyer, but to build from Little
up stock of their company 1" the
-nb-criber- Of the *l5, ,O0o, asked in
behalf OF the road, from The people
on this side OF the river, we suggest
is more satisfactory than the first. TO
solicit subscriptions as absolute gifts :.
and the people will doubtless sub
scribe more h5eral!y than they
would under the first proposition.
Under the present proposition the
subscribers may expect eventually to
get some money back in dividends, ,
whereas, under the first. every sub
scripiion beng an absolute gift, with
could expect results only coming
from the Development aud improve
ment of the country. Still, we be
Iirve the Sl5 900 could have been
raised. but not 50 easily and with IL
much good grace on the part OF the
people a. il can be under the prescnt
comdiions IL wall be raised sure it
the people but consider the project in
its proper light. They must, over
all! above the divldcnd- referred TO.
weigh the expected results, all Of
which of course they cannot ioresee,
but the more lmportau, they can, and
can look for with II iegre- of almost
absolute assurance. and -ub-crlbe.
hoping eventually to yet back some
money III Dividend oyer and above
rhc benefits expected! from the pro
sress ani Improvement ni The CITY,
etc.
The cnns'rnrtiun work IN the road
would IL" more ghnu be contracted!
for from Little Rock 10 his cit, be-
tore plans w"uii he projected Tor run
uing spurs np tie North aud South
Gabuurie creek. =" the o"iilic lime
stone qnarrie- now i'll operation two
miles from the cily. The exigencies
would hc such that their owners or
would see to this aud
in short order make ready - connect
with the contemplated road ~ this
place - soun a. completed. This done.
an emergency would doubtless soon
arise tor the continuance of the road
south two miles to the Wilder building
sandstone quarrv. some two miles
further IL ia. Richardson and then
further south mic and half or
two miles To The Bog, Iusrric. be-
tween the mouth OF the River aux
Vases aud Saline creek. These re-
suits nre clearly 10 he forr-eeu and
inay he depended upon with aimos,
ah-oinic rrrtainN There are uther-
worth cnn-iderailon. VIZ: The extcn-
sion OF the two spur- Oh the Gab0u
rie creeks. one running to the South
GahpuIir /" tiIrc!ay hill and across
the white -rid ledge 10 the CORNWALL
Copper Mines AT two aud six miles
respectively up the creek aud west
from ihr o"litic qunrries, and the
r'her running up the North Gnb"urie
and wc-: across the white sand ledge
md 10 the Swnusen Copper Mines
At FIVE and six miles resprciivrl,
from the oolicic quarrie- The
pwuer- OF these properties would
pot he lunz in bringing ahOu, he cx
tensions ui the spurs spoken ct and
al these roads c"mpi"trd, We pre-
li"' Ste Gene,ieve would take her
stand ~ head center in the trade
ncahtie- OF the country, SD let The
committee who"p np the snhscrip
ions aud let the good work start
sirh IA" extension OF the Cenrraiis
,ud Chester.
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Mr.. f.. A RnZi-r of this city carried
of the hnn"r- in speech making at the
R"publican state Convention AT
Spring field His speech nominating
Hon. b Il Cahonn for Governor re-
crivrd more applause than all the
others combined. aud was cheerel to
the echn bN all present except the A.
p A Davis men.
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The 1"krr.i- -. Gem r. II & 90 to
Mnscnutah August 2ua with the fOl
lowing PLAYERS J. Grunders. G: A.
Joker-i. p; &. Court. 1st y AL
Tehcan, 2nd u Ed Burbank. :. :
r. Reixs,akcr. 3rd Il T Kramer. X
f: Wm. ilrrkrnhoff, &. + Ed. IIa,es, :,
l. + This club is composed of the
best amateur PLAYERS in st. Louis.
Jos II. FLonp. Manager.
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aNtisct from the statute
Very Truly Your
VT N ETI1
! d HNti
-nrretarr Of the EnrrI al

SECRETARY of the Board af Curatur-.
Tho Secretary of the. board Of turators
-f.a.! I:tlI,r to -. Transmitted 20 The Clerk of
rs4i COUNTY tnI,rt IN This state certificate
s'rflrv the r.uuiurr of l.up:l- that such County
Is entitled fn -4tt.. i,, the State University fI.
ra.f -a!lr 4.,i- -car, which certificate hall be
E1tfi-iie.i l.g .,4ri! County Clerk tor two weeks
s- a new -l.tl,rr l.IIls.ishei in such Count, the
- ,rl-p therfsi t. be allowed by the County
.a't and ltl fpr out If tie County irra >yTv. -
3'pr-.rn- .l..-ir.r.g 10 enter III" state uivcr-ty
- Jlirru'.i'.. Hn.ia. are regHirti 70 max
trr9 WI 20 ;u.gr ir'E4.iion OF or before sep
tn ir-r j. 80, y. + I.ECDNPFt,
Clerk af tie ,Uu,y Court of Sc. G-ncy!@ye
County. NJ
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DIED. in this city on Thursday.
July 80, 1896. of consumption,
Mrs. Mary Staten (caiorehD of ST.
Louis. The remains were inferred
in the Catholic cemetery at Vale
Suriur Oh Friday,
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C!ark's Big Wagon Shows ar
rived in town and gave exhibi-
tons yesterday afternoon and
last night. The circns advertised
to show at five different places
in Ste. Genevieve county Blooms
dale, July %; New Offenburg,
July 80; Ste. GenevIeve, July 81 :
River aux Vases, August |, and
St. Marys. August 3rd
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Judge r. ". Fyan, ex Congress
man irom this district. died at his
home at Marshfield, No. on Tues
day. July 2sth. He Served three
terms as Congressman aud de
ciinth The nomination in 1894 on
account of poor health.
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The steamer State OF Kansas is now
running in the Memphi. trade to-
gs,her with the Belle nf Memphis.
The Ka,l-as leaves ST Louis ON Tues
days and the Memphis on Friday J.,
passing Ste. Geucyirvr ON iteir NJ,
trips rn Mcnday aud Thur-da,s re-
Sutriiypi,
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Colson 's show gave general sat
isfaction TO the citizens of Perry
Vile aud the hall was filled to
ovrlfinwing every night. Tues
day night standing room was a; a
premium and Il number of people
had to be turned away for lack of
room. Perryville needs u larger
opera house.
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Mr.. Herman Bockrnkamp of
kinsey, one of the leaders of the
Republican party in this county.
and whose name has been men.
TONED on different occasions AS
their candidate for Representa-.
tive in the coming campaign. il
an ardent advocate of the tree
coinage of silver and expressed
himself freely in regard 10 his po-
sutton on the money question
while III town last week. He says
that after Z living the matter con.
siderable stu ~ Ii. is of the opin
ion that the free coinage OF silver
will be of benefit to the masses of
the people, and notwithstanding
he is Republican, will he true to
his convictions in this matter.
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Some sconndrei misplaced the
switch Oh the Chester, PrrryviIle
and Farmingt"n Railroad on
Wednesday of last week. cansing
a wreck on the road, but for
iInately no lives were lost. The
engine was badly demolished and
could not be used for several
days. and our mail was brought
from Chester 10 ST. Mary's on
hand car which accounts for its
late arrival several days of this
and last week
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~NS

We wish to call attention that
We have received II raft of ium.
ber and tar larger supply and
assortment than we bad last sea
son. We can now fill all orders
promptly aud at mnch lower
prices than ever before. Our
prices on The following classes of
stock are: shingles. all grades,
from $50 TO 81 90 per VI /: rough
boards. all sizes, from 90 cts. to
Sl.jU per 100; dimension lumber.
all sizes. from 800 to $3.50
flooring 81 A. to - 30: ceiling.
Sl.2o t. sl.7j; siding, 81 % To
80. 30. Windows. doors. mould.
Jugs and blinds lowered 20 per
cent We have also a large stock
of cedar finishing at lowest prices.
The above figures will show yun
that prices are greatly reduced
and can not he lowered by cum.
peti'ors. Come and see us before
nuying: We guarantee our stock
as well as prices. To be the best
Obtalnahie. J. TLAPEK & Co
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The stands for the grand picnic
70 he held at ST Narys on
August 18th. Will be offered for
sale at ST. Mary's. Mo tomorrow.
No stands reserved all go to the
highest bidder.
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For tn" cheapest aud hrst farm
of all kinds call on
Felix Snrher. BEggies and wagons
u speciality | have thirteen plows
of good make which | will sci! at
cost price. This is a bargain /;
call aud see for ynursclf.
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Notice of Final Settlement

Creditors ard all others interested in the es-
tate of
MATILDA kENNER. Decd,
are hereby notified that intend to make q final
settlement thereof at the next term OF the Pro-
bate Court Of ste Genevieve county 10 be held
at the Court H"sse in said county on the second
Monday of August, lSs-i.
CHARLES C. ROZiER
Dated July Is. 1896. Administrator.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

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PIT triE LiEbIEE. Decreased
are i..Fri,r -I,iIiri that intend Ia make a ff,a
-ofti"ru..i hereof at the next term Di the Pre-
i,air Cni'T: 81 ste. tr"Hcricv county. To he beS
ii the Court fGII-. ia -rid county on Ia" second
MDf'Iry Of August, f-.ri. LEON HERMAN,
Batcf Juiy u. la.H; EEerutor.
Fair play., 1896-08-01

Ste. Genevieve county with her
tifty-twa schao, districts has
3,4.9 white aud 30 coiored per
sons of school age.
Fair play., 1896-08-01
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A number of nu,rg folks OF town
rnjnIcd i!eiI-elve- hUg'by at lawn
party given by M,-a Annie Jokerst
Wednesday evening.
Fair play., 1896-08-01
CDllA DI(.NH a

GRAND PICNIC-A Grand Pic.
nic will be held on the Frederick
town Road, between l.. Siebert
and Theodore Eckenfei's place,
about five miles from Ste. Gene
We've, on Saturday. August 1St.
Music and dancing and splendid
dinner. Refreshments of all sorts
and two beautiful caves to roam
in. Everybody invited The stands
are to he rented. In case of rain
the picnic will be held on the 2nd.