Fair play. [volume], January 30, 1873, Image 2

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' f .!:i.!?-lHit tl.o stomacho had no; Hot Snmmer.S. terward cleared WiM,WV,W). -ow,
i means of knowing whether it is the In 1132 the earth opend. and rivers if an entertainment . costs $1,000, it
eve, ear, noe or st-nso of touch that and springs disappeared,,, in Alsace, makes old people's hair stand up
i, tl,.. information. Imt will The Hhitic was dried un. In 1182.ri!rht! What is this to old Roman
I become nauseated or ravenious, an the heat was so great that eggs were j times? -Esop, the poet, paid 8400,-1
'the siibje.t matter affects cither rooked in the sand. lltiv, at the 000 for a single party. Caligula
.r:xa:!. At all event- the ravenous battle ot llela, a great number of sol- paid the sumo price fur a supper.
ioeiiii" diil not prevail. I think I diers died from the heat. In 1270 They drank old wines worth twenty
iisn-t liav" been sea -ick, for the next and 1277, in France, an absolute dollars an ounce; and roasted pigs
j object which attracted my attention failuie of the crops of grass and oats over fires mado of raisens. Tho bed-
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wa mo rcii'icnng estauii-nmcni on occureu. in louo aim i.iut, nit- means oi iienoijaoaiiis wcro ui jmhv
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(-in (iitupiuiucu "initw stv.uu- .eiiic mt- nun e. uic a.iiiiiu aim silver aim l;jiu. j.izui. iuvuiih Tcid
' boat, which 1 am told runs in con- Danube were passed over dry footed, dollars was necessary to keep up the PuU Liflfi of White Shifts,
Fall and Winter of 1872 and TST
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II A M M & CO..
STE. GENEVIEVE, MO.,
Hnvo now in store a Full Assortment of HEADY-MADE CLTOmv
Ei-htv thousand of Thcir 0wn Mako' aml 0,!er l!,c me :it I,rices "ot KS KaAer
Over-Shirts. Uoder-Shirts. Drawers.
Collars. Neck-Ties, Linen and Silk
Handkerchiefs, Trunks, Valises
Traveling Bags, &'., 4e.
A ? Uii Mm ? IliS &rf All ia3S38
luction with the contractor, for the In and l.'il't great numbers ot dignity of a Roman Senator. Cicero
Governor I)i:: not lung ago , in his removal of live lies, where tho fatty animals fell dead, and the crops were and Pompejus onco paid a visit to
in:i!i'"iia! m"s.-au"e. (tie l.eis- MiKsiar.ces are renderd out and ex j scorched up. In 1410 the heat was Lmullus. Nobody w:ts at homo.
laturcof Xi'iv Veil: to repeal all changed with the dog catchers again xctvssive. In lfo$, Ifo9, lf10, 1541, They helped themselves, 3!id it cost:
r.surv laws in foiee in that Stv.e. for raw material, thus "rendering the rivets were almost dried up. In J,ucal us 4,000.
Jmli liill h-m !i..-n iii!fnl:7f,-(! iii ' ii!ito Mjizcr the tiiiiitr-j which are IfiatJ tin-re was a trreat drought all fl ha enoaoitv of Home's theaters
tho House of representatives of our' ei;:ers." , ov er Europe. In 101,r and lti.G the Wls fabulous. The wooden theater ClotllS, Casillld'CS. A' CStilliS,
Genera! Assembly ! change the t:it-' Aunt, that was one of the ays heat was overwhelming in France, ot Sharurus had 80,000 scats, tho Co-j i- Cll'll'IcS Cloth
uie reguhiting init-re.-t now in force had no dinner time in it for me here. Judy and the Xertherlauds. In U54U liseum i7,000 seats besides 22,000j mi -- VvlOlOS;
in tliis Htate. Our -taluto allo ws i'he oid iaily is supjioscd to have , there were iiity con.ecutio days of standing places. Home had then be- BcaVCl'S J. WCCdS,
pariies It! agree upon any rate of in- wiped her spectacles. Well, the tirst excessive heat. The same was tho tween three and four millions of in
tcret not excecdio" ten iter c-nliin; placj w landed was a few miles ease in the lir.it three years of the habitants. The circus maximus had
ner snnum.
It ii piopo-ed to re- down the river, right on the bottom, , eighteenth century.
i room for 88(5,000 spectators. There
move the restriction in our State, 'then the mate and Ins men venl( In 1 1 1 it did not rain onco trom were at that time niuo hundred ptio
and allow parties !o agree upon any through tome sparring exercises, the month of April to the month of lie bathing places. In the tifth cen
r.tio o: interest without limit. I which, in view of the fact that steam- October. Tho crops weic burned up. ni,y alter Home was plundered by
It was onco considered moraliy j tout "x" lio "ot ofla" c,,iJ:,oru m the; and the theatres wore" closed by de- tieGeriuans,and Vandals.acharias a
wi-ong in Christian countries for a "ir.aidy an," showed that they can Cree of the lieutenant of police. The hiatc-ian, reports from Homo !iS4
man leading money to require pay turn tlieir .ni.s to a.nioy a.iiijmg tiiermoinclcr marked 0 Uegiees ptret.ts SO golden statuies, .r)fi07
for::. iSut, in proc-x of time, in a cao of cmcrgenty. Keauines (lVi 1-2 Fahrenheit). 1 statutes ol Emporors and otlicers.
:iir:-!i.-.n people aivived at. the con- A fe.v hours set us ailoat again all gardens which were watered, fruit C()ossai hoiso statutes, 41 thea-
hision th.it there uas no good lea- right, and wo went mi our way rej-de- trees Uowered twice. In 1722 and u-rs, 2,:!00 perfume stores and 2,291
son why u man should no; be paid , ing-. The next place we came to was 1721 the heat was extreme. In 1747 ,r;S(l,s, Thebans had paid for in
for the nsj ol his money, as well as ; "CdW.c','' which must have been . the summer was very hot and dry, eotue dutv in one year six million ot
for the hie of his horse or his Iioii-e settled le.- some of the first families, ' which absolutclv calcined the crops. , dollars. Alexandria had a library of
i i i . .. w.i.,,.L . l.;o...v .. l.-.v.. v.' 1 ..;,, v,.v.. .I,....ilw r..;.. i.dl seven hundred thousand volumes, at
' 1 . .... , ,., , . 'a time when manuscripts were rare
bdievo that it v.;;-morally wrong to cep!. ol too reain.n wbi.n dates j In 1 ,4 1, I ml 10, l.Oi, ln u"d ' nlul eonlv. Athens had tho theater
reipiiie pay for tho iHe of it. Yet the a.iy lartl.er back. 1 he inhabitants 17Ss-, tlie heat was excessive. of llacchus, capable ol holding thir-
i);inioii that .!( lender ofmotiey.m-. re -peak iliu Fiencli language cxelu- In 161 1, the year of the celebrated ty thou-and people,
fliaii the lender ofanv other kind ! "i'dy, and ;tb such an aci eat that comet, the summer was very warm,! NsiVlJll iOll
cd'ptvjierly, could oiprcs the ' or-! no one outride id' the lij jift'U can tin- and the wine delicious, even at Suse-j the Sen ile orchis tato on the
rower, we aie. told, caa-ed m-.-t 'del-stand it ; coiisCTionlly, the inter-i lies. In IMS the theatres in 'ra,,; jjtj, j,,. Seiiatm-Kozier introduced
Chiisti in nation- to lis and ly law nal woikings ol their city govern ami Great ISiilin remained closed for a c()! iirrent ic-olut ion inking Con
rale of ".mpen-ation for the use oi nient i but little known. nearly a month, owing to the beat, jgres- to make appropriation', fur the
it. It was th.jiiht, dui'b'.less, that' Wo pa-s on, leaving the lluins of In l!?:;0 the Seine was almost dried! improvement of tlie Mississippi riv-thc-lender
v.o-uld often take advauM Jltri-nUr.V'Hn, to bo brought, into no- ,,p. In lSr)0, in the nioiith of June, er and its Iributarie-.
lairo of the ncce-itics .i the bor- lw omo .'7r.ir -"shei ill'," and ,, tl,e second aifiicaranco of the llf if resnlred by the Senate, thr
rower, and extort ii-mn liini
Flannels, Cashmerths,
Jeans, (all grades Missouri Mills,)
. rf, t
a ,:. iivacho.! Sle. tlcnevieve. -ixtylive cholera, the theimometer marked 2o ""V "J
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miNi nigii ia;u vi mieiei unieis pre- " .... ui-rees eeiiiiraue
vented lv iturv law.i.
I!ai ,'Yin'i I. 'centuries Ijv tlie
there aie 5 1 town, situated on
Ti... i. ;.,i,..-t
" i Ke-o veil. I nat 1 In- l-oii'Teis nl I hi
i almanac. This temperature which man can suppoili liiited States be and thev arc herein
the right bank ol lor a certain time varies lrom 40 to' lcini"y rcpi-Mcd to pass stn-I
. ... . , . .... . . laws, anil to nial.e such aniiroin ia
iM'.ci" li"s !iii'.vii t!ir:l
' ' . . , . .... . . laws, anil to nial.e such aniiroin i
inr.ny was m winch s-.ich laws m.iv . tue river geographically , anu cnion- l.idegiees 101 to 114) rahrciibeit. tiun--. a-niav be deemed iiccci-arv lor
be evad.d that thev whollv fail to ac- "'"S'cally as above, was lonnerly a Fr.ipient accidents occur, however, j ! improveiueiit of the Mi-sis-ippi
omp'.ish the purple lor which tlit-v j playo ol cmnideiabie importance, but at :l k.8!, elevated temperature. Ex. j "Jiy "r .ttptiiui "lying bX
aro enacted. i owing to a ingn proiecuve laiiu ano
It i- arirued that tlie reneal of our 'he invention of steam twits it don't
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usury laws will cause inone;
brought into the state, ami. that if we hevn lini.ihed lor some time.
al:t-.v "ire trade in money," rates oi , would have bought it for you
The Age of Public Mem
.Mr. Greeley was much younger
, tween the ports of St.
1 1 alio.
Louis and
11... 1 ll... . ..o i i?..,
to be , export nny more, and the town lias , j i!vi !n i'imn-i-. ivhiii..ii.,I t
u i . I than many nion whose names areas-' ,n " ,"!'lt ' .in. iu iinuu i
I . i ,.1. i.- -. ; life all lironcr uiean-', both with Con
I,... i . . ii i 1 irrt and with the proper depart-
i : - . . .. . . . iiieiii. to me aiiainiueiii m me
nil
iuteii-st will become low er than thev j ! t would covt fjo much to put it on tins stage ol public lite during the j sm,i object sought bv the first re-olu-
menow. " in repair. Next comes St. Marys, "hole or portion of his career. Mr tion "
I ... i ,- Seward lived to toe age ol ii, and' i'. lhat the Secietarv of fctatc
t(.o-r'T7..,Zr,T , !lWl,,VO ""l0:, M' !l ,,",n,,,,,S Mr. Thurlow Weed still lives at the , tn.ii-u.it. a! the cai lieM praeli.al day.
.r...j ...i . i iMii5 .!i..f.. ,pl.:rs of some fifteen or tweutv 0f 75 Mr UVbster wis 70la erlilicd copy of these ic-oliilioin
r.s itot-Ts to IWss, ) , UoKci :iud a m.,L Tw illml,UaIlt; w",10ll hc dcii am, JIoIirv cl:iy l0 to each of Senator, ami Ke,.re,e.i-
3 Ci5
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A great variety of WOOLENS for MEN and YOUTH'S WEAR, tow
numerous to mention, all of which we oiler bv tho Yard at tho LOW 1ST
FUICE3.
Keepimj only One Line of Goods, rte: For MEX'S tt'EA H, ice arc aUt
to Stl! us Low as :ny littttd House in 8t. Louis.
Ueing thankful for ast patrjnage, we solicit a continuanee of the same.
HAMM & CO.
-(N. B.) We Fay at all times the Highest Cash Price for Wool.fii
.)i'i.i:s K. .Iaxis. i. F.Cos.
JANIS & COX,
(At the old ktar.il ol" .laiiU & Vallf,)
skw store:
Edward Scyssler,
sti:. (m:x::v!i:vf.. mo..
Has ju-t received a new and com
plete tock of
Fancy Candies,
and Fine Crackers.
Also keeps
ni
IS
Winks, Lnjt ons, .xn
F A M I I. Y (J l ( C K IX I ES.
Produce taken in exchange for
roods at the highest Market Price.
ahj:xts f-'oi:
..,,.v l,. I, ,'-;.. I,,.;, u 1 ii'-e chiotlv engaged in getting out Jlr. t.reeley was devoutedlj-. i pr,.s,.ntin-the vrsoliition. Scnn-
..oiiii, j)e Liui.-.n,.-;. Louis, Mo.:. - a . attached, was 7o. 0 d Hen. Waiie,lr Ifnier si,kc at some l.-n 'lb of
v-,-.,. i.i , icoo:er sttill and a-near to be doing a - ,' ... , .., . .. i r nou i sjhikc ai sonic ii.nin oi
It Iris aiwaj-s been . ; enjoyed very lair health at the ago' the va.-t importance ol the subject
:iry purp ise to giv: yn an
oi my lamnie in tlie Mi-. iiMjnn
f... t ... i I... -.. .... ..
oi ii. .ur. i uses is in, ami jir. nrcsciueu in ine resoiiiiiou. in
'Cheiler,"' on the Illinois side ten Sumner is only Mr. Greeley's age. siituted a comparison between therel-
, - , " l i ,' ,.,... llov, ,,..., .... , James Gordon Bennett was 71 yhen :'.1V,: f H'c uansportatii.n bv
ley, and can now say tn.it my long,""!- buist upoii the Buren was ' r,,Vl,r bv ''"1'oad and showed
anticipated !rp to .New Orleans is ii. view. .V.nn.on's last order, T',0 H0W,y dlelcd fiuvepnor ,-'; j""' J' inidcrn.l ntcM-esN
proevss ,-.( accomplishment, and 1 am " "larger Chester, ch irge," is still New York is older than Mr. Grce-i provin" the navi-ation of that" nia"-
lairiv ailoat upon the broad bo?um ol ""eyl to the letter, couseipiently we . ley by tiiirtoou years. II we look to mticcnt river.
ohl V i-i,.n'i v-i-oso w -t.Ms seem to " "0 P'irchases and let her burst. 1,ier countries, and turn to the Senator Hrockiiicycr heartily in
. ! " li" "''" "l-'-t'to 1 I men who have led verv active and doicd the object sought to be seeur-
uoid and cany along with its re-i-t- -vnu soon we came te Y.ii-Wif island, ,..,.,....,.:.. ,:..,. ... 'fillli tll ..,.,. cd by the resolution. He made the
Mrs. F. Leavenworth,
3.1 I J. laliX 2s K Ii,
ANU IlEALSX IS
ZntlieM' I"iii-iis-liiiyrC;ol?s
CONSISTING OK
Bonnets, H-.t
1'tutnes. Jiilibunj.
Lacvs, CiMir..
llmbrvidtry, S;e.
EeB" Stamping of all kini dune U nrik'i.
Call mid .xnmin lier stoek. Sly.
ie.-.s current inmiuerable plantation.-, , - ealled lrom the lact that at certain ,,.,ri011 equally striking. 'I'iiiers is i l,!a";,1r. "' ',"1!0 1n-"i c"i,I,,'1
held :n solution, and going through a stages of the river a boat has the lib- 73. Lord Brougham lived to tl.o h'wa7iSlifiU
; tuner sn:e, wuu me , "ri,- '""'' .)ui)iiui iniitym necpeiiu
sink'ui" on one or i ''istance; but the present Premier of dcptVof si.ty ice
Enghdul, Mr. Ghulstoue, is Go, and the Gulf, at
ninr the channel to a
lect lrom St. J.ouis to
i cost not exceeding
ishiii"- nrni-p.-s. wbii-li. v.-htoi fipi-ntii. . ei'ty ol ruilliin.
lilished. wi 1 be !e:iJs;ic;I clean and' certainty ol
nice in the shr.;.2 of hu-'e sand Lars 1 grotinuing on the other, .he water $-jo0.000.CD0. He moved to icier t be
along its con: -e. or earned out into "ot he'mg at that jiarticular stage ;s;x years Mr. Greeley's senior. Mr. e-olution to the Cominittee on Fcd
JheGuifof Jiexico to tnako "frcdi when we reached it, we passed on in Immersion lived to tho age of '''seuaVor'ib'b.r honed the refer..,,
tine stvle. Wittenbtrg, some dis- " liresoiit Cliaueellor ol the nnuld not be nia.le. The resolution
i Germ-in manu'-ic- - w i "-"""-"'".. , was piaiu in ii.- terms, ami. u relcr
a unman mnni,.at- , .. ... ..... s aK.,L.t..,i , ,, ' P,.,i ' ,i,.iMV. 1:.,i1, i .: ,
things, but again to detail. tunng town, ami largely engaged m :l great deal ot hard night work, to j which might retard or delcat the
if tho the shipment ol egirs. All the niliab- say nothmir ot his incesnnt attention v'ry ooject ol the resolution. Ibc
fields or pasiuie- tie a-,'' for crabs and
catiUh. finch i ttie mutability ci!,-aiite below.
im-'-ic Kxcuo,luer Hob-'" 1-iowe, is only Mr. ( Was plain in it.- tei
Greeley's age, and is expected to do, red. a delay ini
ged in :l great deal oi hard night work, to which might ret:i
j iiihab- say iiothinir of his inix's ant attention v,'r.v object of the
to ot tins year having secured p,c itat-are named A,Vfrrf ex-j to u during the dV.-liXlffiSffildt
tage on one oftho-elcxing palaces you cent a few called Neiderstadt. j-t" j speedily and promptly.
Fhaxcis C. Rozikk & Ho.v
Wholesaled Hetail Dealers in
DUY GOODSjGIlOCEKIES,
BOOTS anil MIIOES,
! QUEENS-WARE, .HAEB-WAEE,
rUUNTUKE. &C.
The attention of all Cash and close
buyers is respectfully called
to the above.
1 t.f' iji. Louis nboiittlte (Jth of!
road about, r.ir.l on ;
The motion to refer was not agreed
'o S 1 1 r nil I ... -i i -1 ( i rami I ower. nist below is a e.onl.' Incimit mill Unriutin U'aoIIIi !
.- ' -- - 1 .iiiiiim muh .vai.ui.BU IH.UIU. i ...
the lir.-t thing that struck me fou ibly 1 i"g -station and in muracturing point, t It now-a days one is in possession Senator Belch spoke in favor of Ids
was, a barre! of Hour, that was being f Two lai go furnaces in constant blast of a million ol dollars he is almost .ameiidineiit. lie .-aid that there wa
tiundlcd along the gang plank by one tiirow out a steady blaze of lire, worshipped. It is now supposed S.X
of '-Darwin's conncctiag link-, to ti:e which, at night, illuminates the sur- that the Sprague family of Khcde 1m- t eloped, would enrich the' whole
nttor disieirnid ofhf. hmh, or csr- rounding country for miles away, land is one of tho richest in the land.' SiaU: T.here were also vast loreM-
. i .... .i-i -. .it, -i. ... oi vaiiiaoie urn ncr. v a eomnara
ai!. IT- r:l.' ' ,i tvim. .,0.,..i: ' mil its I'lnsi !ivnvinitv fti !hn Ui.vil 'I'l I .. . .i .. . .. . . .. ".'.n.i
, ... ...... .....tinM.u,,; .. ...w .-v iiiv.-i mil- uuub i luuuuineiii worm uvciv -man ouilav tlie
nephew, who with a like disregard hake oven, with loifers by the score S10O,U00- Much is spoken of the. lll:"h' navigable six in
for sail! cn.ineciing link's color ov laying avomid, leads one to suppose ioitunes of the Astors, V'an-Jerbilt, "vote was taken am
privioas condition, g-ive him s:vt :a! l!'at old "Sooty" had gone extensive- Stewart, and tho Uotbchilds, but all ment wasiost. '
Quick Sales and Small Profits is
our Motto. 1-y
Administrator's otlce
Xoiiee In.TBtiV pten tlml I-ttor of ad-mipi-trntini
upon the stiite of Ilir.ini Al
exHinler, decinseil, lute ofStc. (ienevicve
t-ountv. Iiave lwn"ointcd to Ui" uii'lcr-
5-ieii. Gtorc? W. t!riffitli..bv the clctlt of
the county court of Sic U'-ncvieve c.mnty.
in vacitiiui. ticnruig il.ilo. December llmi,
1ST!?. Alt n.Tsons h:ivii.' rt.iitr.5 nffnir.t
u uiuiiuiiitui, nuuu iiti'ii miiuii oiiuay ine isage Ullliut faul eslHli- Mtu r.(jiiini in t-xlnlsl lio-m lo
llloilths in the in lor iillnv.-:iiice xvillnn oiii" year afti-r tho
' ilato of said letter". r thov mat lie pn clinl-
ail'J the limcuil-' tnm any lenvtit of such estate; and if
11111 I'lIlllIlS ' l" IIOL I'ltllllUUII (III.1IIII
iiislru'S.ions to oroceed t.i tkt lii-n.,. ' lv into the lai-'e loaf anil cako bnkitn' ilmii. u-.nltl. tm.li ;.r..;n.
' . . ... ... f- o ,.',!,, ,.,,1,. ,!,.,- ,). ,s..i,i..
tabie, iarel with fortunes of olden limes. . ....!.:,...,.
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wheto tl.o ie.
accnmulate !,,iissiness
Devils-Tea
Senator Hosier moved a suspension "'."" "!"" .". M' P'en oi
GEOIiOK W. tSIJIFFITH. A-Im'r
of Ilirain Atexatitler. l cM.
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large collodion of chemical sab-f::,- Mde, still -erves to keep up the ill,,- had a fortune of S.tf 0,000,000. Jlco rJXxuH w Slo.ted bv' 'h unaid rarXolTceT
ccs, highly impreirmtted with brim- sion. Hal the oven is cold and the patra drank a glass of wine in wh:eh nioiis vote. ' Takn np W Jlm Si-Mrick. IWinc in Ste.
, . i . i . 'r .!. . 1 " ti. . .... i 'iir .i Oriiviee 'own tin,, in hte. Genevn-vo
stone, are suppo-d to be m a con- former festive board de-erted. save at was dissolved a nearl worth 810 000 Jhe I esident lanl before the ften- Coimtv. Miu.ri. th,.-.Tth .h.v .f De-
Bncras reaper & mm,
AXI
The Jt:i U-5' Ciller .Hill,
ami i!:.u.ki:s is
Dry (toods. (irocerie-. Kooti and '
Shoes. Hats and Caps. Ilunl
wr.re. t4ucenswarc fn
whirh they tiller to
sell .low l'fr
CASH. 1-y
ura stats wi mi
Fafiiiii cias. revisie.
Wf are now ritiiuiuga I'ailyilark
between Farmin;r!o;i and Sle. (iciit
vieve. Our hack.- are all new . !i:iili
been built expressly for the liii-.im-si;
pa cngcrs can depend on lo iiiL' lran
portcd comfortably andiiicklv. uilh
good protectitiu against rain and 1.11a.
Our horse- will alwavs be lir-t-ilnM.
KASIlKl: ltAitlt.
I)r I.sstis mnl Farntinsiun.
I will al-o continue to run my hack
between le lmsu- and FarniiiigtOB-
making close miieetion wilb all pav
senger trains. Fare as low and time
a.- iiiiek as by any oilier route. Br
clo.-e attention to bii-lncss hope ta
merit a libeial share of public pit
ronae. dOS. E. KASHF.lt.
.lime 3. 1S72. lfx
Giunbrinus Hull,
Corner Third aud Market SU.,
(Opposite the Court Iloii-c)
The very best (iiialities ot" Wine.
Uecrs, Liquors and Cigars. alw.-ivsoB
G. SEXAUEIt-
riUIE Fariuiug rommunity and the
- public gciierallv. will bear ininiuil
that the ' COSK .1I1I.1.S- :ihvy
pay the HIGHEST market ritii cfor
WHEAT and in Cash Ouly.
The Well-known, choice brands ot
Family Flour "Cone" aud Kl;.n
and other grades kept constantly oi
hand for sale, and at the lowe-t "po
siblc ligurcs.
Lots ol KM) lbs and upward- dclir
ered fiiiik of citAiicK.
MAItTIX AIKVER.
Ste.Gcnevieve Mo. .lime 7-Jn
SI. Louis Market.
Corrected weekly from the late
St. Louis prper.
I 00 prhbl
2 .'.ft "
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liU'.nt state ci vml.-a-tioi,, I have
learned ycl vi he' her he had gone or
long into, yaU, when some ice-bound Stewart, in Scvv York, built a house , ft.!. ,
iravoSer in Muroh ol aiiventurtyjhmbs that tost 500,000. What a pittaticeli ',ul)Iir Schools, traiiMiiiitin hU an- clay bunk color,
. , - "J "i'l, "iiit-ii u Cicero paiu bi,ouo,uuu ior a country) Referred to the Committee on Edu-''tl
prcseareo. mi.ei. Jus slioit t,nl0 stamN. But 1 am getting prosev, seat. .Messella paid S2.000.000 for a' cation. m
tnelme, were hauied in ,o, hero. aml wiji wilh a promise to' hc.nestead. Senica, a philosopher' Thl. wfirk i..r,,, T. Xmt
ne:r.-yo-i:0 lac rcw, a:jd the boat -.rrit, lr.n Momnhis like II. (Jreelov. iv'w trnrth 19rton.l M i r :.. ... s
. ..v... - . - , . .-wu -v v v - ji'iu u ii iv. iv. in nriitrrBdinr ka
moved olt r.s niaiestL' as a bic- dii tv
withv.it head or neck, "i can-' ,ri- r"tz l"lrich farmer liv.ng
not describ
pronressinir
000. Tiberotts left nronortv worth rapidly as the weather will ucrmiL
d 1 .1 ilon r.Ai ! Tilt. .nmifiiASl rmr li(Hii:..M n .1
. ... . mi.. Ii- 01..UUV.VUV. I ...... .wtviirii anu
n si I -hi .vtimlf III ift li.nl n, ' . i . ... .o
i :ny fetangs uhen I rea-' . , , ":.: . IS,,:,' ow-a-davs everv ono is aston- "'.'S ortiitjcontractorsthatpor-
.. ....... ...j. ... ' " t , uonoiino roan near Parmington.
u uwx-ssarj-. Chester T ribune. ished if a man geu into bankruptcy . The subsidy of ten thonsai.d d.dl.rs
With S100.000- JullHA Cswnr fktriwii tri Iia nnntrihntnrl Kt- iU aW:
. j w ' Vw uv Ul i
-.ajung u.cr ;r.e rom ;iu cooU-i, - -0v ols, w u... eu.wj belore ho bad any. office. 1,1,3 commuiutv, is now raised except
... ....... ... I urolien loose somewlior. nlinr thial.. . J . n it-. -ii
.' :VV.
lirei: tl.C fac
tarro-firsut.
su-uek the 'scentar" of my
i: .u:scs sickness, for 1
! place, passed our
morning, iloatin
rcit7 vrsAur,'w -AntoniusoWed8l,500,0C0on;:i trafl not permit
r cu last &..tun.aj ; ' i ourselves to doubt the complet on of'
g along slowly wlUi e-t'on, ifarch loth, and paid ,ttho entire gum durinc M,
.u. jo -n r.-.-.ttiitK !o nicditce the the ice. Chester Tribune
off March "tK Not encogh-, b af- week.-rfSKWitfci -1
We will not permit
present
T-7VS.
cemt'cr, Ibri. two mule of th. foiluw-
Unu a iicT- mule of a
aluillt IT VI'HH ...fl ftlliul
t l...l'..n. ...I .tu.nl I " .uM.te
gear ud collar mark., and Hpj rnis'd nl
hundred d.,!Urs. (109.00 ) Another,
mure mule, ot a n-diih sorrel Cuter,
144 hands bkth. about five cara old
hod before, and al-o with mnr nd col-
, Inr marks and appraised at -ighty dollars.
laeo.w.j ivin appmicl by ujrus i;.
Kerlaon. Lawreiice Ilerzng, ami Kcmy
Wolk. A tni" copv from mv itmy book. "
IMU.N'A GU.GXON. J P.
XOTICE
Is hereby given that an election will be
held at the Court House, in the citv of Me.
Genevieve, on the Ul dav of i'ebruar',
for th purpose oi electing five '.tui
te for th "Big Common Field" of Ste.
Genevieve, for the trai of four yean.
By order cf the Board of Trustees.
52 2 L. B. VALIE, Cisrk-
Flonr :i prt a $
Corn Meal 2 in a
Wheat 1 J a
Corn -10 a
OaU J) a
Ifvc 60 a
Barley
ili.hvviuc Si a
Hay 18 0O.I
Cotton iia
Lead 07 a
Tobacco 6 no a
I'ork 12 V, a
Bacon, side" 8 a
shoulders 01 a
ham 17 a
l-'ird 1ft a
Tallow OS a
Dried Dccf 13 a
Hides, dry flint 10 a
dry salt 15 a
green, salt 10 a
Wool 15 a
Chickens 2 50 a
Butter 13 a
Potatoes 50 a
Beeswax S3 a
Feathers 60 a
Coffee 23 a
Sugar 09 a
Lime 1 10 a
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or ton
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27 00 pr cwf
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