Fair play. [volume], October 31, 1872, Image 3

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Weekly Fair Play.
g. HENRY SMITH, Proprietor.
TIIUKSOAY,
- OCT. 31, 1872.
The following pcreont arc author
ized to receive subscriptions and ad
Terming for the Fair Play, and to
receive and receipt for moneys :
Mrs. Amelia H. Wittcineyer, Ste.
Genevieve.
Itobt. Slaughter, Esq., Ste. Marys.
JohiiTlapi'k,jr. "
Hilly lloffmauu carrier, for sub
scription. LOCAL. CHAT.
Our rates arc as follows for an
nouncing Candidates.
For CougressB ... $10,00
" Itcprcscntative - - 7,00
" County offices - - 5,00
" Township ., - U,50
No court till Wednesday.
Wonder when it is going to rain.
Busy this week printing election
tickets.
Co court till after tho election,
next week.
School Books and Stationery
for sale at the Drug Store.
Business saoms to be pretty brisk
with our merchants of lato.
Why don't Bomcbody open a
good hotel in Ste. Genevieve ?
We received the Ste. Mary's cor
respondence, it was to late lor lliis
week's isue, and will appear next
week.
Candidates aro quite busy this
week, putting in their last "licks" for
votes.
School Books, Periodical!, Daily
and Weekly newspapers &c., for sale
at Dr. 1". Guibourdi, Drug Store.
Persons, winning election tickets;
hIiouM order them right away. It is
not long till the election.
Some of our citizens havo been ab
sent during the past wcok, attending
circuit court at P r.-yvi!Ie
Don't fail to attend the A-s-gn-cc"-Sale,
at tho Court House on Wed-Be-d.iv
nest.
Mr. Aherunlliy candidate for
collector, called on us on Tuesday.
Woluivo another subscriber.
Our "Little Press" knocks off
election tickets in "double-quick"
time, and we can still tako a lew
more orders.
For the best assortment for
Homo Made clothing Woolons, for
mens woar at last years prices Call
on 1IAMM & CO.
We understand that the Chester
and Iron Mountain railroad is pro
grossing very rapidly, and that it will
be in operation at no distant day.
Tea Cords or Wood Wanted.
We want to buy 10 cords of good
Hickory, Oak and Ash wood at this
office, will take tho sanro on subscrip
tion, or pay cash for it.
Tho stago of water in tho river at
prcsont is exceedingly low. The
chuto between tho island and Ste.
Genoviove is nearly dried up. Nearly
all tho packets are behind timo.
Messer Ward is a good hand at
telling bar-room stories, but thoy
wont win in a canvass, forCongrcss in
this section. Ton bad better go back
to tho "swamps" Mr. Ward, for you
are suro to be "swamped" on Tues
day, next.
J udge Carter has informed par
ties hero that ho will not open court
next week until Wednesday, on
account of the election, as it would
put somo voters to considerable in
convenience and perhaps in somo case
deprive fiom of the piivilegcof voting
altogether.
Messer Ward arrived here on
Saturday last, previous to announce
ment and haranged a small audience
in a very vulgar Btyle for a short
timo. His audience was smaller at
the close than at the commencement.
Ho stands about as good a chance to
be elected to Congress as we do to tho
presidency.
Those ordoring tickets from
this office will be held individually
responsible for them. So they had
better collect a fund mm candidates
iu licie.
juaavara wauiiawft
Circuit Conrt injScott connty last
week.
They are having a pretty hot
contest In Scott County, for the office
of sheriff'.
Mississippi County votes on the
founding of the county debt at tho
coming election.
They have commenced laying
tho foundation of the new Lindoll
Hotel in St. Louis.
Booth ofthe"C7ht)n"at Pcrry
ville, has had bis "New Office" and
residence painted recently.
The Eepublicans claim that
they will carry the state of Missouri
by several thousand majority.
Alex Meyers of Scott County
was accidently shot by the falling of
a loaded pistol in the hands of his
brother.
A man by tho name of William
Wittrock, was murdered in Poplar
Blnff recently in a quarrel with an
j other party by the name of Scott
Frizzell.
Tho Cash-Book says the Gree
ley and Brown ticket will bo elected
in that county by 234 majority, and
somo on tho ticket will run ahead of
that.
The Commerce Dispatch says it
is somewhat unfortunate 'for John B.
Henderson that he visited Southern
Missouri, as ho lost many votes by
his efforts.
An elopement occurred in Sikes
ton, Scott Co. recently ; also a mur
der. This makos five murdcis iu
four j-eara in a town of about twenty
inhabitants. Doing pretty well.
Messrs Abcrnatby and Burks,
candidates for tho office of collector,
addressed the citizens of New Bur
bon at tho school house in that settle
ment on Monday night last.
Circumstances required ns to
put a head on the Reporter this week.
Southeast Brporter.
Somebody ought to "put a head
on" the editor.
Tho editor of the Reporter gives
credit to tho Bee for tho following :
"SHamer" Poetry.
Early to bed,
And Early to rise.
! Never get tight,
And Advertise.
He ought to read Rowel's Newspa
j per Reporter mora carefully.
; The interest of W. R. Cnambors,
j in tho South-East Champion has re
jeently been disposed of to Messers
t F. F. Wheclei and W. L. Malono Mr.
; Wheeler taking editorial charge
; The . B. enjs: "For somo timo
thoro has been a sjeming necessity m
this county, for two Democratic pa
pens. With Mr. Wheeler, we now pro
pose to test the reality of that de
mand."
Wo wish you success gentlemen
Soitkeast Mlsseirl Clippings.
Walnut, measuring twelve and a
half inches in circumference, were
rathcred in Jefferson county this
year.
Tho Iron Mountain Railroad com
pany have sunk an Artesian well at
Bismarck.
Dunklin, remiscnt and Scott coun
ties vote on county scat removals at
tho general cloction.
Tho Annual Conference of the
Southern Methodist Church of Mis
souri convened at Arcadia, in Iron
county.
Pemiscot connty boasts of raising
a tobacco leaf this year, measuring
two feet in lengbt and a foot and six
inches in width.
Tho Perryvill Union says":
Bernard Cissell, Esq., is laying
dangerously ill at his residence in
town, he may, however, recover. He
has been in bad health for several
weeks.
Our farmers aro busy gathering
their corn this week, ihe crop m
this county, so far as we are able to
learn, has turned out well.
Circulars and Programmes prin-
j ted at tho Fair Put office.
Take Notice.
Monday Oct. 25th 1871 The Board
of Aldermen of the City of Ste. Gen
evieve Order and Request the Citi
zens within the Corporation, to be
vaccinated, to prevent the spread ot
the small-pox, which has made its ap
pcarauce in the city.
Tersons who are not able to pay
for vaccination can be vaccinated at
the expense of the city.
Dr. F. Guibourd has agreed to vac
cinate all those to be vaccinated at the
expense of the city, at 25 cents apiece.
We hope that other physicians will
act accordingly.
The Borad has appointed the fol
lowing persons as a Board of Health :
S. A.Gnignon, Christian Bauni. F.
A. Rov, .Tohu I. Whitlock and Her
man Lillie. S. A. GutaxoN,
Hvor.
St. Mary's, Oct. 29, 1872. I
. . . - . . . . i
ah. X.DITOR : xvunnir an extcnuca '
tour through the old world, the fol-
Towing- piece" of poetrr was uucarthea
at Pompeii as itisverv cxnressivc
nfthnftui1iiKfaAr.4W.nf,
VB a a.waa-j v AW 1 V VW -lll.l.U
Vi tolerate a night ofGreeley'a rant. .
I'd read apace of William Beocner's cant. ,
ep inioiiRaray DoilinRcliasin, ,
w2SaSiPS:iS2Js" ES 1
T-irw. .:T V.V V JT i T."
MrtJuSii"J?TT l,,nSfl,'fUt- .
the ice,
i z" " " "-fe-1
Id Iaiiee mrnnu inn hatna thA ri-.ii i n .1 .
lance mv note and bathe the wound
in Ire.
1M break the blessed matrimonial tie.
I'd burn a thip, I'd tend a train to ruin.
I'd lie, I'd steil, I'd swindle Uncle Sam,
I'd swear a'great, ferociom sounding d to,
I'd pull out my hair, I'd tuffer tho rack,
I'd (hoot a poet anything to beat B k.
They triod an experimental blast i
of nitro glycerine on the IS'cw Jer-1
soy Central Railroad Saturday, and
tho explosive forco of the agent 1
was fully demonstrated. Ono man i
Who. beninu a boulder lortv teet off
thought ho was out of reach of all
danger, had an arm blown otT, mid
was otherwise
icrnuiy mangicu.
re fatally injured, atld '
fnsw kaa itrAUd i4a1la it
J ""J" 1
a piece Of rock weighing 1,000
nnnnda cnwli.xl tl.rnnffh ll.A rnnf ..f n i
i o .
dwelling 200 feet distant.
TV . T I 1. . u I
llCal iJltjUlUllle,.
xiie ICriUC tllUUaei-SIOnnS OI IIIO.
.
present summer induce many ques
tions concerning tho distance that
lightning will travel, as it seems to
appear with equal vividness iu several
localities at once. One of the direc
tors of a telegraph lino between Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia informs u
that, on ono occasion, to satisfy him-
f. ... -
sou on tms point, uoasKOUior mi. r-
mation irom a aisiani opporaior uu-
ring the appearances of llahcs of
liirhtninir in the distatn hiirizon. ami
. - . . . '
learneu tuat tney procecacu irom a
thunder-storm that raged fifty miles
eastward of that place of observation.
The flashes of lighning often obser
ved on a summer evening, unaccom
panied by thunder, and popularly
known asheatlightuing," are mere
ly tho light from discharged electrici
ty from an ordinary thnndcr cloud,
beneath tho horizon of the observer,
reflected from clouds, or perhaps from
tho air itself, as in tho easo of twi-
l.
o '
i end of smd tliree montlis mat samcoro
nAKKlUI. j rntionis proceeding in giod faith, to asse,
At Fredcricktown ill M:idion ' levy and collect, for the purpo.-e of paxini;
Count v mi the 2tlli of O.-ldli. i-. hvaid iudirment, interect ai.d ds'., n sulli-
Fat her Tucker, Mr. Wsr. Wathkx
to Miss Lokktta William-;.
Wcll, Billy, you have gone and flip
ped your head into the noose at lat.
c ianjou micccss, aim nope
little girl you have choen, may sue -
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1 !.. . ...1 1 1
emi 111 111.1KI112; 11 izouu tiv vioi ui
in
you, out we iiiiuk Mie will nae u.
Keep a nice little Keen raw-lmli lam
up over the door for von, for the lii t
. ' ' .
iiunnu juu umii I'lupnii;
and a long and happy life.
And er'e your hair turns silver gray
May perennial flowers strew your way
EieCBtor'S Sale Of PersOBal Property.
Notice U hereby given that the under-
signed Jules F. Janis, executor of the lat
WillandTwUmentofHenrvJaiiis, dewd
will, on SATURDAY. THE Hini DAY
OF NOVEMBER 1H72, between tho hours
of nine o'clock in the forenoon al,d flve
nVWlc in thn fWnv.n nf to.t c.M ut
Sublic sale, on the premises lately occupied
y the said deceased, in the county of Sto.
Genevieve, in the Stato of Missouri, the
personal goods and chattels beloiigin:; to the
estate of said deceased, consisting of horses,
cattle, hogs, wagons, farming utensils one
corn crusher, one cider mill, ono lot of
empty casks, one family carriage, and
other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE. On all sums over
tpn Hollars ft nnwlir ff ttvAlvo mnntha it-til 1,a
given, the purchaser giving notes with an- i
proved security, bearing ten percent in -
tcrest from date. Cash in hand for all sums
under ten ddlars. No property to bore-
moved until thn tfrm of unle aro po-nnli...!
with. Dated October 31. 1872.
.lITT.ir.; v iiVI
T.-rnmtnr nttha la.i ;n iml 3tM.'.nt nf
Henry Jan is, deceased
FOR SAJLJU.
"KERN'S HOTEL!"
The property known as "Kern's Hotel,"
including Ice House. Stables and Lots situ -
atcd in the City of Sto. Genevieve. Mo., is
offered for tale bv the owner. Innuire of
JAMS & COX.
Ste. Genevieve, Mo. 21
e"-
LE BOUCHER,
Painter aad Paper Han;
Jobs Keatlj Boae at tie Lowest Price.
PTE. OCiTEVIZVE, SIO.
J. S. WHITLOCK,
Carpenter, Builder
AND ARCHITECT,
Shop and Residence on the Bock Haven
Road, Ste. Genevieve Mo. lOy .
P.
OBICE,
PBALSR IX
600DS, GROCERIES,
D1T
Ac,
Has removed to
B1TEB in TASES CBrRCO,
Ste. Genevieve Co., ilo.
Mr. Morice has just returned from
SL Louis with a large and well assorted'
stock of new goods, which he oners at
prices to suit the times. Thankful for rat
patronage, solicU a continuance of the same.
u5"l"Sc"" Ior sn"!
5te. Gwvie70sutketprici
NOTICE
t. -v ..;;,. r s
Genevieve that a tnacdarrtus has teen erv-
ed on the Board of Alderrfen of tho Citv ot
Ste. Genevieve, to enforce tto pavmtntof
tho Plank Kn.l KnmU. ArrafilinMr tli.
- r
Bosr? w,u proceed to levy and colhct a tax
sumcient to liquidate tne same, iiie lol-
lowing i: a c.py of said man Jamus :
. -- sex. I
i 1" me United fctal'-s Circuit Court Tor
'the Eastern district of Missouri. fVptera-
Deriemi a. jj. it j.
Saturhav. October li, lr2-
-
vs.
The Mavor and Alder
men and citizens of the J-
Mandamus.
city ot fete. Ueneiee, j
defendants. J
xm uay tomes me iiuuiihu uy uis anur-
nevs. JIersrs. ulott-r x Miuiler, and hies a
.petition for a mandamus against Simon A.
, Guiuno:.. Mavor. and Ferdinand A. Rjv.
J, i . t .i .
dim J. hillock, tarth S??ckinger,
Matthew Klein and Christian Baum. aider-
man of th.- corporation which is defendant
herein, requiring them to assess, lew and i
collect sucli an amount of tax upon the tax-'
!.!. nrnnertv itnt and bein.' within tlifl
corporate limiu of said corporation, as will
be sutlieivnt to nav the judgment hen-tufore
renuerea in lnvi.r oi in. piamiiu, ana
of th ITnitci StHt.- f..r tli IiUtri.-n .f I
Missouri, to-ri thcr with interest and costs. I
At.il f h.ii-n........ . ...in. !.. M an.l 11.!..-
man above mc-miened, lv tDeir attorney
Tllus Bevnolds, Eiijuire, and waive the
i.sue and .-ervico ot an altrrnai.) mandamus i
herein, and voluntarily enter their appear-
H.n, lo s'i.pcunon anu aie tueir answer
uiereic. Hereupon ims case coming on
i to bo beard upon said i'litin and answer,
I me same was argueu nj counsel anu suo-
nutted, and the court lemg now lull ad-1
vistxi in the j)n.mis,.,t it js onlered that the
3larnall ol tlio UiuteU Mates lor me fcal'
.;.. . f .1 .
era District 01 .Missouri proceed, unless
otheruile directed as hereinafter provided,
at the e d of three month; from the date of
this order, to assess, levy and collect, from
the persons composing tho corporation
of tho M:iyor and Aldermen and citizens of
tho city of Ste. tlencvieve, and from tln-ir
property taxable by the laws of the
Mttu-oi -Missouri, n suiucieni sum lopav
the amount of the judgment recovered, on
I .I,, ,,-.. .,(,-. Il.lr.l ,!.. ,,f Vi.ril ll 1ST"
k rt tiM
,1,, Ciremt t'.mrt .,r th.. irnii.Hi
States lor the Districts of Missouri, to-wit:
.The sdm of live tliou-and eight hundred and
T ...... . ... 1
mty-mtiR dollars and twenty cents, (,-
S''.'..0-lOii. with liitete.-t thereon irom I
said last mentioned date, at th
he rate of ten
with the costs
reoii. mid such
per cent per annum, tosether
tlmt have alrcadv accrued then?.
additional costs as willdcfrar the further ex-
pense oi in is proceeumg, anu oi e-ecuiuigi
.1 ir l c .
tins oruer. Aim u is lurtner ora:rea mat
the said period of three months is allo.-d
lo the said corporation to proceed under the
laws of the State of Missouri, and its char -
ter, to assess, levy and collect a tax. sulli -
cieut to pay said judgment, interest and
costs thereon, or to otherwise pay tlio said
judgment, inten st and costs so duo said
j plaintiff, and if it shall b mado to appear
to tho court, or any Judge thereof, at the I
'cient sumof money therefor, or hw paid
j saiil judgment, interest and costs, tho au-
thoritv of said Marshal hereunder, l.iav, byi,: .
..... . . - X fllltt
mo order ol tnecouit or any .nuii;e lliereol, i
be Mispenilol, otherwise to remain 111 force. 1
t .1 . II... 1. .1 ... . . .1-:.
ltu U!i: ..iiirsiini e.cuiiir i"irsu;mi 10 ini. 1
, orJcri fcjmll make n.Ton of his doimr. and
, brhif; into court the money so collcetiil. i.nd
cjiiil Aliirhul ni?iv nilont or 11.. lh.. I:iit lntp
- : k " - ; . : :
Hes.-ineni tin.i aai:tiion 1:1 pr.'jieiiv. 11 lie
Cllll ascertain then from the property -..iihin
anl corporaiiou name or suiyect to taxa
tu"'- or " ,,ie C1,"""V ,"" ,u,,' mn :e,f
sessmcnt is ior and 'liall proceed the
B3.
ore-
utter in coulorniltr itli tlie
ciuirter anu ,
law, applicable tj said corporation.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
Circuit Court for the Eastern District
Mis,iuri s..
I, Austin Drake, Clerk of thn Circuit!
I fourt of the United States in and for the ,
1 tastern District of Missouri, do hereby c r-
' the order of peremptory mandamus made
j 'y S,!',J c"u.rt October A. D. Ib.-J, in
I cii Henry (..ssseU gainst tho Mayor and
. Alderman and citizens ot tlie
A Merman anu cnizens 01 me iuo ci.y 01
Ste. Genevieve as fully as the same remains
of record in said case, in my ofbet.
In witness whereof, I hereunto subscribe
my name.
and affix the seal of said court, at
seal office in the Citv of St. Louis, in
- , .1.:. . . .. It ... .1 n t .1 1
said district, this twenty-first day of October
in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred j
and seienty-two. AUSTIN DRAKE,
Clerk of said Court 1
Trustee's Sale.
1 ... . , , , ,i
i W "C""1? Jonn W ,c'ovll0..by h,i aeer 1
trust dated the ISth day of rebauary A. V. .,
JN.I and rccoraca 111 me recoruer s omce o
Ste. Genevieve countv, Missouri, in book T,
the under-
nd interest
. paces 28 and 2-l, conveved to
1 f iiined trustee .ill his fiizUt title an
in and to the following discribed real estate,
situate, l.wngand being in tho county of Ste.
Genevieve and Statu if Missouri, to-wit :
Tho west half of the southwest quarter,
and tho south east quarter of the south west
quarter anu tne eoutn east quarter 01 me .
south ea-t of section numbered three I'i).
township thirty six Ud), range eight (!)
1 east : also tho west half of the northeast
quarter, and the ca.-t halt of tho north west
quarter of section ten (111), township thirty-.
-. . .... :n t. . .
six t" rauo eiuuv t? .oiik.ioiiut; io ,
ai;regate three hundred and twenty (Z'iQ)
acres. v tiicli saw conveyance was mauo ,
j to secure the payment of a certain prom- 1
I issory noto therein discribed, and whereas, 1
1 said promissory note and the interest there- 1
on arc due and" remain unpaid, Xow, there- j
I fore, bv virtue of the authority vested in me ,
1 by said" deed of trust, and at tho request of ,
I the lecal holder of said DromNsory note, 1
will, mi SATURDAY. TllE 7m DAY OF 1
DECEMBER, 1S7J. at the east front door of (
the coart h'use, in the city of Sto. Gene-,
vievc, county of Ste. Uct.cvic.ve, State of 1
Misotui, butw.-en the hours of ten o'clock .
a. m , and live o'clock p. m., proceed to sell
the above di-cribed real estate io the high-,
est bidder for ca-h to satisrv raid note ana ,
the interest thereon accrued togetner with
the costs and expenses of this trust aad the
execution then-of.
M FKANCIS J. ZIEC.LEB, Tnitec 1
AUCTION SALE.
I will offer for sale at Public Auction, at
my fctore in BLOOMSDALE, oa
SATURDAY, SeVEMBER 16, ISIS,
t't.v,;, Rfi.itaAr.l
I Shoes. HaU and Caps, Drugs sr.d Medicir.es,, a fl,j ,,,1 complete stock of,
aiSe' Queon3warei 6Uisw"e' fcad-lCoal Oil Lamps, Lamp Shades,-&
1 TERMS : CASH UU v - 1
,
.hot uneiai rar swr. 1
AJb lJt -nir, -m .aavMaua.
;o.h1 new uwellins uouse. c, ana ew
Blacksmith Shop onthe premises.
"r-f ' aircrirtQi.
..: i
J 02 Himesktative.
To tf 1' ' Ste Genevieve Co :
I am. withynt solicitation, an indc-
e-
for
" L't-iin-'truiic rauuiuaic
Kcproeiitative in the next the
1 Wentv-M-Tpiilti flntr.-mt Aiumlilrnf
the State of Missouri
-i - - -
Yours Hc-lM-'ctlullv,
j. n. i;oBBis.
AVe arc authorized to announce
(co. r.. W. Jfiinlng. a- a randidate
tor the office of Representative in tho '
next the
'i . . . .
rweiitv-scventh Ctuoral
if ' tl i . AV vV!i?,rf I
t ti.j? Sstate of Missouri,
Asst'lllltlV ot
;a. .m- euMuiit ovemoer election.
ng A ovember election.
f To the Voters of St. Genevieve Co., iTo. 1
i At the sanation of many fr ienda
iroill an Ioritoll ot the COtllltV I an-
nnin m .If . ....i:.i.i.
fl)r ,)ic ,.;CJ ,lf UL.rccntative iu the
. ., !..... J.., J ' . " ' .
.it i iiui.idi nr.'iiiiri ui lilt? IHIt? Of
. , noRFKT'n VVnisInv
UuSour KOBfcBT O. MADRON,
F0R SncKirr jlsd Collector,
.., :..i... .. f
AU are "bonied to atinounee F.
l-CaVeilWOrtll a ail lUllCpClldclIt C:lll-
'j'd'it"- tr Shcritl" and Collector ol
(icnevicve Couiity. at the cufcu-l
' cicciiou in ovcuiucr.
e arc authorized to announce
Joi-eph Iliick a a candidate for the!Ji,-,cP.11 Kudlutr.
r.O.... tf WltorWl' it.jt t .. :.. .1...
eii!iiing election In November.
c are autliorircit to annouiu-e
We are authorircd
Jasper N. lttirks as a candidate for
tlie otllcc ol Mu-rill and Collector ol
jte. liciiovievo Count v. Misol..i f.t
the ciiiuiug election in November.
l announce inyst-ii as an indepen
dent lit'iiioiratic Lauiliilaie lor Slier
iH'iind collector. "Retrenchment and
Kcforni i niv motto.''
JOHN D. BOYCE.
For Assessor.
We arc nuthoricd to announce
Zeno l.:llo: n- a candidate for the
office of Acv-or for the County of
Ste. Genevieve, in the ensuing elec
tion iu November.
We are authorizc.l to announce
.Io.cih Vauicklc a- a candidate for
. the office of Acor in the Count v
. of Sic. tleiu'vicve. Stati of Missouri,
at the next November
I'lcotion.
I We are authorized to announce Jo-,
seph A. Krnt a :t candidate for the j
i nffice of ac5sor fur the Count v oti
i. I :..iiivi.v....t it..- i.ii.niiiir ol...t: ...
.
,,, November
I Foi SrrERISTCSlEJiT Pcauc Srnoou.
AlTtiUST 6. 187.
.
1 We arc authorized to announce
.lohu .1. llod!:in as a c.'iiididate'i'or the
.office of Superintendent of J'ublic
m-nooi-i lor i ne couiiiv oi oic.
K lor t lie count vot te. t.cne -
at the ensuing November clcc-
vieve
lion.
We are authorized to aiinnuev
Cyril ('. Kerhigon :s a candidrt" f.
t lie office of .Siipriiitcndcnt of 1'ilMic
SchooN, for the county of Sjte. 'jene
vieve, iu the ciiuiiig November elec-
Cousrr Court Justice.
' We are :illthori.ed to announce
Alexanders .leiiiiiii"-:iH camlidati. for
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anil 1 moil iowiimiii 111 oic. vcin;-
vieve County.
W.. nrn fiiilli.tr-.
cd to announce I).
1.1.
Hover as a candidate for the office
of Justice of the Couiiiv Court, for
I the '-nil Judicial li-t.-ct, Cuinposed
of'"1 ' 'ac'ou itf.'i: 111"-. 111
, ste. t.cncvieve county.
i or. PaosECLTiso ATTOUstr.
I announce niyscli a candidate for
the oSlice of VroMiciiting Attorncv
,r Su, (;,.evi.'vij County. MWso'in,
u ,,. t,1MliKXVCnilier election.
IIIKAM IILA.IKI.KOWF.
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evieve (.ouuty in iue en. uii.g election
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FOR TREASCER.
We are authorized to announce L.
It. Yallc as a candidate for the office
of Treasuer of Ste. (icnevieve county,
at the enduing election in November.
CHARLES A. MUELLER.
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Tri.; f.-.iia4.TT:tiv" r.n haTiii and fort
3,- Koonnjr, ouiieniig, anu aii
i work in hi line neatly and promptly j
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--TStthrcrjle for tfceFAiB Flat.
BaerWi Mr.
jsued from the oMe of the clerk of tkatir
.cuitcourlof Ste. Genevieve ccuntr. Mo.;
'returnable to the Norembcr terra 18T2. of
laid circuit stouH. ana to me directed in
fayerof K!orteC..3t9 and aeaitut John
H. OvTro..' I have ftY&i upon and tieaod
all the rvhfi iMw-JLi r.i.-
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aaid .JohnW. GoTro. cf 'A tad to the fol
lowing .ouiripea real e, UUC, lying
acd binfr:fi rl count of Ste. 0!wtr.
in the Mate of MiaKinrl. to-i XK. ,k
halfoftheeouti wen StuCRerofeectiontwo.-
wwnship Uiirty-atx,. ranf eight, and the
half of the north west qdarUrraivl the
nonnaiuaiiMuui
nort? htUot ouln !, and the
,onth quarter of the outawtlt Quarter"
rfi -.j,! , ij,5, ,.;irul.
wge tight , conuunin. in all two h
ranee ei,ht ea.L contaiidii. in 'all two hun--
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dtvd and Sfty km, and I will on Thursda
five o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at
the court houae door in the citv of St. Qcn
ati'
evieve. State of Missouri, and while the tlf
cuit court it in session, e root to salebv
public auction and sell to the hicheet bid
der, all. or so much of the above discribed
real estate tor casn in hand.! at will be sufS-
cioe io sausiy surb ezecutkm and co
BOBIHT O. MAU1SOK, Slierif.
20-3
Shrrtn Sale la rartHlea.
Charles S. Oertich, plaintiff,
Civil action.
Parti tioa
of
Beat estate.
aninst
William
Hudluffand Edward Bud-
luff, deferldanta.
BY virtue isd authority of decree and'
order cf tale made bv the circuit mnrt
of Sto. Genevieve county, in the above en'
titled cause, and a certified copy thereof,
dated May 9, 1ST2. I will, on
Wefaesiar, the h 4y r jrT. IMfr
At the court house door, in the city of Me.
Genevieve, Mo., during the session of the
circuit court, between' the hour of nine
o'elocB in the forenoon and Ave o'clock in
the afternoon or that- day, 9EUt to the
highest bidder, at public auction of outcry
tho following described real cetate, men
tioned and described in said certified copr
of the order of cale, yix: "The east halt of
the south east quarter, and the south west
quarter of the south rust quarter" of section
twenty-one, containing one hundred atd
twenty aires; the north half of the south
west quarter and the -rest hair of the sootk
east quarter of section twenty-two. Con
taining enj hundred and sixty acres, ami
tho west half of tho northeast quarter of
' section
twenty-seven, contain in; eighty
acres.
, TERMS OF SALE. Ten per cent or
tho purchase money to be paid cash in hand
and tho residue in twelve months, thepur-
chaser giving bond with approTed security,
. ROBERT O. MADISON,
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SaerirTSto. Genovieve county. Mo.
Strar SeHte.
Taken up by Jacob lloly,31vinfeSte.
Gcnerieve toxnthip and county, Jlo:, oc
the :rd day of O.'toVer 1872, a hoiM of a flea
bitten pray co'.br, figed about Ave or six
Years, about fifteen and a half hand hieh.
I bald fate, left hind foot whit up to the
lkn..j0int, three shoes on. H o other brand
percievable. Appraised at esrenty-flre
l i n 1 .l J Tn . v 'urn
I dollars by Charles C. Valle, JmnlefJ.
Wil-
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frou. my doiket.
. A. UCIUMOX, J
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Stray Xetkr
Taken up by Edward McUun. livinc in"
Ste. Genevieve township and county. Xo..
on the 3rd day of October1872, a bay hone,
about fifteen hands high, supposed to be
about eixbt years old, a imall star in the'
forehead, right bind foot white at far.aa the
pasicrr.
pastcrr. joint;' tome saddle mark, shod all
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'c.v..c.viv.
round; no arandt percievable. Appra
rtseventv-ave dollar! fcr Charles 0. Vi
"wn
James J. Wilson and Charles Finkaer.
A true eoDV ffors mv itrar book .
!0 3 S. A. OBIfHfON, J. P.
Ste. fae-ievieve Market
Correrted weekly by our city mcr-
I chants.
Wheat $
1 35 a $ 1 70 per burtr
1 40 s 1 0
65 a 74 do
50 a 75 do
90 a do
75 a 1 00 do
ISO a 1 65 do
2 00 a S 50 do
4 00a do
J do mill price
Corn-
Potatoes
Meal.
Dried Apples
Dried Peaches
lleans
Timothy
Clover
Ef
Chickens
Flour
Salt
Butter
Karon
Drv Ilidca
12 a
2 00 a
9 00a
1 2fl
15 a
12 a
16 a
10 a
15 pcrdW
2 50 do
10 00 per bbr
do
25 per lb.
15 do
18 do
1 do
I Lard
E. BECKlWOZS,
BAKER ACONFECT'R
Merchant St. Ste. Genevieve, Mo.,
Keeps fresi Bradlliaisa Eat
ALSO
Cake. Piea, Rolli, Caodiw. tuL 9
MICHAEL CH&NU,
DcahTf H
gtwes, 1 M Jipaued-fare,
f all kind,
AD AT tUE VERY LOWEST PBICB3.-
Hoofing and
Guttering
Done to Order.
fkeap the
"Hayaawer" CaaUa Stave,-
Wii"-h are unsurpassed" for efficien
c . . dnrability. convenience, and dean-
line
For ale Low rou Cakii.
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JfAMJFACURBB AJfD BEALZK El
FURNITURE,
I Tables, .
CZa.r,
Wardrobes,
Kitcfcea Safe;.
V?abUaU,
and LoanirM.
Alwavi on hand or made to order, aad told
at ix)e(l mcea.
run mmH ta nrdar.
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