Fair play. [volume], January 01, 1874, Image 2

About Fair play. [volume] (Ste. Genevieve [Mo.]) 1872-1961

Image provided by: State Historical Society of Missouri; Columbia, MO

                
V
! n -
ft'!
li
in
ft
C5T
'-i'fftpt'-V-- -V -CJ-j
ZlrJ-i '
, ,;jv''c;i
&X.
i, l. il.,
'DlUilSDAl'
A ; 'y-lwi.il iv.ts r;:p-i7.iil in li:t!
Thames i KnMr.d recently, and thir-
teen pei :;!; wova djowned.
T.r, -;..i ri,r!.
Mmyyl 3--'P- Invaranco Compn.iios
have c ons o rid ated .
i no uvr.v.ircr oi .no tiiy oi ycc-i-
n !Msn it in in.-. cn in l:i
mm of 'three 'nundrcd and bevenf.
thousand dyllars-
Tho archeu of tho St. I-oi'is bi-idtre I
;;iv- at !aM been eoi.nsrtod. smd wo 1
- li .. . n
w:iit bonds ot iron. ' '
Hon. It. A. Hatcher, .M. C, from
this district, will please awep.t o::r
thanks fcr valuable pub. docs.
The Ike sa-s, "six of our 'leading
mr-ii' Btaggcred through the st roots in
wi.yd day light, siniring 'Jlolly J)ar
iiiii;,' ami Tut Me in My Little JJed."
Unr "leading :r.Jn" doi.'L do sui-h
things.
Tho C.tili'Iiook wants to l; i.;v.
what n guignolce ball is. Explanation
Jiest week. Have to look at it our
self first.
A ClirlslHKts liay Caotble.
riivistmas came around on tlie2f)th
day or Deeeinbor, as us-ial. Tho
weather was rather cold, and tiio mo
notony of the scone was roliarod by
an occasional flako or snovv. We
arose from our virtuous couch, eat
our hreak.'a-iljdonned our 'store cli),e,'
and perched our 'plug hat1 o:i cna
t:ide of our noblo head would have
put on our 'patent-leather boots' but
'Auditor O'iarl: ruled' us 'out of tltsm'
and walked majosticaiiy d.
town. All tho 'little ones' and 'big
ones' '.'Mowing how Generous ami
icealthy we are shoaled 'Christians
gift' in our ears on a!! sides. No
doubt they are still exulting over the
:.::!! Mngttifitrnt iitJ'U they received
Irom our benevolent hand.
As we are a noted personage for
our capacity for eating of (tour.o we j
were invited to all the 'lunches and
s5eh.' We first stepped in at -the
Union Hall .Saloon, where wo found
'everybody and his grandmother,'
getting outside of 'Hot Tom-,' Lager
iieer'and o'.harChrislnm trix' you
bet they were doing them justice,
too. In a short time Leo. arranged
Ins 'sipuaiv'tables' in line and inount
them with a fine iuuch, consisting of
roast turkeys, roast boef, roast pork,
eliickons, gobblers, pickles sour krout,
IJologona sausage, and many ether
articles, all dressed and cooked in the
most approved &ly:c. Tho. crowd
rushed for tho tables and dono am-1
plo justiee to the eatables. We stor-j
away a thigh and wing and the pan j
that 'wears Iho biistie' of a ttirkc, a j
pound each of roast beef and p'jrk, n
larue plate of our krout, throe dox
pickle.', and bread, crackers, fee,
in proportion, for 'roughness.'
.Next in turn ive visited Joe YorstV.
binch table. To tell what all tie had
.vould be utterly impossible. We
noted, however, four elephants, one
ik-kle.l, one fried and served with
.aiumander sauce, and two roasted
with laporto laeharoe, fivo croeko
uiles, served a la charlemiitigne do
cajiatoli, rattle-snakes, tad-p.i-es, liz
nards, buzzards. nutmeg-graters and
i-aucc pan-handles served 0:1 alabas
ter candle-sticks. Ho also had mos-
.niotn fit- mill iii nnn All tl.n nib. I
1 7 j - 1 -
cr articles were served in a la ugali
ncoii' sjiectorum stylo. Altogether
it was the mcsl curious lunch we
ever s;iv, We ate a plate fuil of
each article we saw and retired.
Still feelino- a little crantvness
about our brcad-liasket, we next vis
uou ueore cexaucrs sianii. jicro
we found tho celebrated sable steam
boat cook, Joe. Johnson, with his
sleeves rolled up, and regaled in a
white apron, stationed before a wait
ors table, ready to serve the gentle
aea as they came in. If anybody
doubted that .Tee was a good cook
we are -atistied that after tasting
ibat lunch their doubls" were forever
lispelled, iYo won't uudertakc to
Iescribc it. Oar descriptive vocabu
Ury is inadequate to the task. 15e
ng rather hungry, we imtnedia'Iy
.et to woriv stnvini n.T-T- i-i,.,. . ifi.-tii-vit
'thcinnch. Joou-diiiiisvm-!1"01''"1
.olitcIy,3Bd -Mr. S. came around and l
. elpel us occasionally to Fometliinr;
extra. V.'c ate about a dozen plates
of soup, took several extras,' ate a
U w turkeys, chickens, roast pii;s, &e.,
a d felt onrself in duty bound to re
serve the remair.iiar- of oar appetite
for our 'Christmas dinner' at home.
V,o defer a description of the latter
to tho distant future
After eating a hearty dinner wo re
timed again to Leo. Jokcrsts. Here
-C found a merry crowd. Some of
the boj-s L::d taken :i leetlc too much ,
'Christmas in tho'snape of 'benzine :
and were ouiell. sleeping in the eor- j
tiers 01 the room, write others were gnou I :e Pvivspnpar. lliis is a mis
saing mass over them. A!! were 'a'ce and one we knew to many
j happy soiiii: extremely to. iVajmai.-o. If you are a poor man, you
j then started out to visit Jye. Voit, requite u newspaper to cheer you in
! liulwror.tlrai.icd by musical sounds i your J-jneiy hours and to take the
iii tne 'iiroclion oi fcscxauer s, so we
couiinu-d our eoursj and eulum'
liH'i-o. iio iituntl about nine '.mi -
, , . .
w. ,iiiv ttl,i mill I. n vji: rill LiVKI. 11 ltl iiw ..... ,
j '" o hi the loudest. Uc triod to
j talk to U'corge, hut failing lo hear
jour V0:Ut; for Uikl 1)U(. flf tho
I'1"1'1'. w s:iy concluded thrt
".icorgo eoui' u.jt hear u either, and
bliilliug nur liuer.s in our cars we
waited out. Our memory is a little
- f,...,.n,i ....w,,.,
1 evening until Mippcr lime
We
ato a hearty supper and wont to hod
and dreamed pleasant dreams. The
next liiornjn" we had a slight head-
o
..llll, lllW.ll.a UU.i lttlll WW! .VV-
.,..1 ...i ..t
' inH ougli tho day previotu.
Tfce Chaaiylon Siusgard.
Homer sang of liu-iiO, deeds of
prowess and men of renown. Since
his day v have had eulogies on ev
ery possible trait in the human char
acter and have in each case been
cited to living or dead renowned ex
amples of each particular trait. The
sin of laziness has had its share of
stricture and deprecation. Count
less arc the jokes, ..ten tho saws,
and illimitable the .stories with mor
als perpetrated at the expjns c of the
sluggard. As a notable, character
would arise, the city of his residence
would pomp.ji'.ly and with great
noiso herald the fame of their heto
and claim tho championship. So
great have been the deeds i., laziness
recorded tha'. i.:en had iong sineo
cous,! I !..) hope lor a hero, who
would ; mo illustrious charac
ters that l-::. i; history's page.
Sic. (loncvicve iias done it : We
have the laziest in su i.i t!- woild.
iio is loo la ay lo talk, hi eyes are
too l.'zy to open, and his features are
pallid aoil ,;hastly, like nolo tiios-j of
dire eoncumption's victims, all be
cause his biood is too l:iy lo llow
througii ids voiiu, as..! his jnw.. too
la?.y t,i chew foo.i e:io:' ;h to :.'.istain
Iii.n. He is in l : d l,t:,!ih, all be-t-.."ise
of laziness, lie never talks,
it;. a tremendous eii'ort he i j ei.s
'is mo.:t': and tsrj words drop icobly
mit ii!:e pe inies into a contribution
box. He piays cards and is too lazy
lo shuttle them, he lies on (he table
touos.. He is usually successful,
tor no one ever Mippos'cs he has en-
ergy enough to hold a point. so take
no precaution to defeat him. Such
is our champion, he wan born here
(it is a iny.-tery how in the world he
over raised courage enough to do
such a thing) and will remain hero
until lime dries him light enough to
blow away. He will never die, bis
soul is to ) l.tzy fo leave his body.
c. i .-1 .is 1:73, Ia;i-
Penally fcr Non-Payment of
TftXOR,
An act to amenj a., f.el entitled "An act
concerning the assessment and collection of
the revenue," approved March IIO, 1S7'J.
Ik it enacted by ihc General Assembly
of fn! Stale of Missouri, as fol
lows: , .
. . . . , .
is hereby amended to icad as fol
lows :
fisic.ll.). If any lax-payer thall
fail cr iieh ct to pay Mich collector,
his taxes, at tho time and place re
quired by such notices, thon it shall
bo the duty of tho collector, nfirr the
first day of .'anuaiy tnen next, to
collect and account for, as other tax
es, an additional tax of live per cent,
upon all taxes collected in the month
of February, r.ml two per cent, per
month in addition to the ten per
cent, for Februaiy upon the amount
of all taxes not paid i i the month of
rcbraary, a'ul co'Iectcd thereafter.
Collectors shall. 011 the day of iboir
annua! settlement with the county
court, file with said court a statement
under oath, of Ihe amount so receiv
ed, and from whom received, and set
tle with the court therefor ; and the
collector shall be entitled to one
tenth part of such additional taxes
for collecting iho same; provided,
hoirercr, that said interest shall nol
be chargeable against persons who
aro absent lrom their homo and en
gaged in the military service of this
state or the United States, or against
any tax-paycr who shall pay his tax
es to the collector at any timo beforo
da-v 01 Jaar?
in each
r'UCJ ' iat t,le pwvwions of
mis to-iion saau not apply to tho
county of St. Louis, so far as the
same rctatei to the addition of said
interest, which, in said county, shall
be collected anil accounted for bv
the collector as other taxes, for
which he shall receive no compensa
tion. Sk. 2. -This act to take effect
from and after its passage.
Approved March 2-1, lSTO.
Subscribe for the F.ua Plat.
aat a ir stake; it : ; :cr a j.ocr man
to deprive hicisa'f and family of a
p;-'.eu o: nooks luat cost more. 1 1 1
yu have children, :Ley want it ; it
, is v. ov-.U moro to lueui wan u r.-ai-u-
l,-.... I....... ,;t.!.i. viuir
vi o wants the nanor to interest heri
when you are ci:npe!Ied to be ab
sent. If lieh or poor, you need a
live and interesting jmpcr, and no
family should bo without one, or as
many of them as they can find tiuio
to read, and there 5 no belter season
nf tl. v.-.r lh:m winter to have a
newspaper. r.x.
.
A correspondent of a neighboring
jniirn.il tells of a county cierk,in a ru
ral town, who had a pet c.lif v.hich
he was training up m the ways of
the ox; tho ca:l walked around 'cry
noac-ahlv under one end of the v.!;.
while Mr. Cleik hold up the other
o nl, but in an imfoi lunate moment j
.i.enian con'-oi.-e;i the ilea of !;.';t-i
ting his own neck m the yoke, to lot j
the calf see how it would eemtoi
work with a partner; this frightened ,
Air. Calf, and elevating his tail and j
his voice, he struck a 'dead run' for.
the village, a.i.l
.Mr. ( Jerk wentj
donjr, wiili his head
Iowa and his I
plug hat in his hand, si raining every!
nerve to keep up, and crying out atj
Ihc top of his voice 'ilei'O we come,
blast our fgj! wi.!-, head us, some
body !'
Young ladies wil!i many l.v.-tux
bewaic! Here is what an exchange
says r.n the subject : The worse
thing for a girl unless she wants to
live and die an old mai i is to have
too man" beaux. She may be pret-
ly, Fiylioh, accomplished, graceful j
anything you please, it matters lit
tle. The very fact th-itshe has been
the recipient o! attention from more
men than she would need to kntjxv in
a lifetime, iilaceshar on a favu! v.-.h
a worn-out boot desirable only to
those who cannot gel belter. lix.
The meanest man is always com
ing to the surface, but it is too bad
that Christmas should develop him j
tlit- time. He live-, at 5.:!cm, Mass., t
and is a landloid. lie raised his
rents on learning that a charitable j
society was about to assist some of
bis needy tenants.
Tho English I.'a'.ioiul Agricultural
Laborers' I'nioii, v.f which jlr,
Arch is President, has the names of
eighty thousand men on its books i
and a weekly linoiuc of cigh'y
thousand dolLrs.
3J.tr hal MacMahon, president of
j ' ' -'"c:i repuohc, is sevoir.y-lwo
" !l!ls bad his term of
""i1 1 - .m iv .-fc v-:. 11,-1. 1.L
ciwini; pielty heavily 0:1 lime.
Don't forcet licit von c:ii. in-il.o el.no I
connection with all the regular packets b"- 1
t-vceu SU i-iuis, Memphis imd Vie's-b-ir. j
by taking .loo Hoy's tiU5S. It mnkes a'lru !
connections Willi rill the packet, lioili .lav
and liiuht-
lv
.d T EXCEEDS 'GL I
LOYf RATES
FO.R
case
FARMINGTON
STEV ERA,
WASH. HUGHES, Editor and Proprietor,
CLIBEXCE LEE, .... rubilsucr.
Sl.oO a Year, 7o cents G Months.
The NEW ERA is the onlv Democratic pa
per published in St. Francois coun
ty; is wholly printed at
home, with an en
tire new
outfit.
Has c. good steadily increasing eirculr.iion.
Address nil corr.-n nic3tiens to thee di
tjr, ramiinston, J'j-
Is Preparea to Execats
0 all funds in both
..-i. .X I
CONE
Ths Farming Copijtnunity and
the Public Generally will
Bear in Mind
that the
"0OjtE MILLS"
Alv.iijs i'.'.! I lie HMiilKS? J! A K K V. Y
J'BICE for
When t
AJiW IS
J A. S II O 3S' X. Y !
Well-Known Choico Ilrands of
FAMILY FJ.OUH,
Coae" and "Eloy,
And Other Grades
KEPT CCJfSTAXTLY 0- HAKD
And for Sale, a:iJ tt lbs
' 10 WEST POSSIBLE FIGURES.
3L.ols ot lOO lls and TfJjj-
win-tl Dcli'vex c1 Free
oi" Charec Witlxm
the City JLimits.
HABTIN MEYER.
Ste. Gescvicvo, iio. IQy
'Ten
I TEE ST. LODIS REHJffiM
1
.. ..
WliatfS Said Of It. OpInlOHS Of
ft I. -K MtA11111iUllV
Ppo
rnss.
IliC Vif iiitmjiuatM j
TiTiusioSubsfirwers ror ish.
. l.l..,.1.onfv- in IVr-m i'IhIk
Inuncemenu to torn iiuu.
-
The St. Louis f'epablican has bn on-
, lan;el eigi.t -columns and is now a fifty sis
column paper, jual in size lo the largest
i dailv journal published in the country.
. Coucernins its churacter as a newspaper the
' Republican is UispOfeJ to irnlulj in no
vainglorious boast, but bolieyin that its
course in the past is the best iuJex ot the
snirit uidcU Mill control Us future iiianaire-
iiit-nt, it refers with sati.-faction to the an-
nexed extfaets from a few of the many lUt-
teriiii? notice of it- eonteniporaries :
Kroin UieBrunswu-.er.J
Tlie bea nfiri-paper in the state.
From the l'a-e county (Iowa) Democrat )
This is the leading paper oi the Mississ-p-
pivallev. . ,, . -,
1 From the SlantieM DemoeraUl
The ablest mid most independent jourua.
mtrmuM:im
J- . V ,, - - --.-
in noun i e.ciu-iiio J..U.I1...
; the licputinea!. lias no pser in rtnienia
I rom the Callaw.y Count v indicator,
tno olllie oesi, Bto.i reiiauie ami can-
Ijlly conuucic.1 ppers 111 1110 uniiea
stntes.
I From the Leavenworth t-oi:iiiieni il.
'Pk.i i....i.i;,..,:, : .... ni .-.,..
m .. , ..
I'V
ver. lliomrli we ue wi t:rce v.iui it 111 pel-
I From the Indianapolis Sm.tiiiel.
In neus c:ilacitv and ilitorial com'
c.jiial to the b.-t in the coant-y, and tho
Iea.hr it, tie. et.
I From tho Western CMiiiiit-rci.l
Wo est. em it on., of tin: lust t'.ev..-;nji. i:
I in the worM, and Jjio erv best west ol'N- .
i York citv.
I From tlie Iiidcpcndi'iico (Mo.) t-ii:iii.-.I j
As 101 indcpi-Mleiit n w-pap -r. tin
Louis Uepublican has but o w wjua! and 110
superior-..
I From ibe .la. Ks ei t'lish-ltoo!
Besides I einir one .-f the ..-st m-wjn.p.-rs
in tl.u whole country. Iho ilenuldicm is
now nl-o one of the l.ir.'.t. Skction 1. That tho Bic Field of the
(From tho I'leasnul Hill Dispatch. town of Ste. (lenovieve, shall be kpt chsed
1 1 any of our reudurs want t take it n-li.i- at ail times, and the fences maintained, and
bio paper in even- tens'; of the wont, let cattle, horses, muleg, hos, and other domcs
thi'in send fur the Uepubiici.e. , tie animals excluded therefrom durini; the
From the Mexico Intcllij.vneer. ' u-lmle year.
The best newspaper in the West, and we- Approved and adopted this iKUh .!i.y ot
ond to none in the country, ndep.-ndet.cy 1 March, A. D, !S73. 1 VION,
docs not eeiu to hurt its prosp.iity very
mucii
iv...... .1... t T.... ..i 1
As a reliable now and commercial paper
I I (Ulll I1IU JI'UI3l.llil WVMI.
it stands without a rival. Should be in the
1 . ..I ni-..n' m.n nl i.iiiMut .t
II.--.,... I. l'l,..l..j ll., 1 Vuirs I
IH, .,,.V...1. , ....... .,
l ii s-iy tniii 1110 Jiepu011c.11; is inu .
and most iuliueiitial n.-wspnper in the West'
voul.l be simply to assert o f;t ncknowl
cdj;ed for years.
From the Kirl.sil!o Hiister.J 1
As a new.-pap.-,' tho Republican is second
t not-e in the West, and utter the New
York Tribune and lleni'.d is perhaps the
best in America.
I From the I'luttsbup ( Jjo.) I.evcr.J
-ST..nvi.!..;liiriili!..r th.! Keoiil.lii--.iti has'
abandoned tiie support of p.i.ty. ipias not
expericnt-od th iplilest di:;ih:utioa in ad-
ycrtisiti r eirculution.
I 1 ll'lll W-i. A.lll..J
Coming into .-xirtancf lon befon; the
!?. V...I... T:..... 1
Etnte of "Mi.-souri was dreamed of.it bus
L-piit i. ici- with the march of events, and lo
day stands at the head of the press of the
Mississippi valley.
IFroni t!ie Ia!!ali:i(Mi.) Democrat 1
For more than two-seori: of jear it l.as
a liousenoKl new in tl.e v. est a:.u i-o.iii':
M'ordo who do not ssru. with i". in all
tiling, are yet proud of rs einiiieace, and it
linis its way into every li-timet in the la'.d.
From tiiu Saline County l'r-rcfs.
Tne Republican lies ;itWuitd to i: indi-
pi-nc'eiice which enablei it to j'Urstie nn 1111-iiia-e-!
course with reirird to political par
tics and public u.ei:, and to be in ail things
strictly true to l!ii best interests of its thou
sands and thousands of reader.:.
From the Columbia Herald
As an exponent of true W, u-in C-veb'p-
nicnt, as a friend to iialiona! nroirres and 1:3
- ... ; .....c.,......- 7i
ajjum lu..-ii.a.. .iv...,j. w. ... i...i.
history and pres. nt infSiiei.ci of the H'-pub-
lican place it ahsad of any ol!ier paper w st
.lie 1 II. UMIIIS.
From tho Sprineeld Times. 1
The largest paper .vest of New 1 ork City;
and also tho best. 1'lie older it Kr,,ws tl.oj
more sians .f viijur and us.-.luliiess it shows; '
giving "the lie to those envious journals
iv-lii.-h li-ivi, gtiiiLimi ..fil .vili .lifncr....!,.!
win. !i luo spoken 01 11 m.ii uispiira-un;
epithctsbecause it itvulu not be:, slave lo '
parti.
rProni tlie Howard County .Vlwrthrr I
TIktc is a fact now jialpapla t WVst
Grn rntlpr;- wMi-Ii a tint tht 1?pm:1ilifp;:ii
I 1lM4 nffritrtrwl fix lln.f imlofjttii'i.t ti t n.kjtii.in
...!.- ..V.. . .L . r.
pleases in polities, a;;d iViiictiun, in tea.l f
1 iniurinif. s-i mi to snrcad iu fume and fain
been the most inllueiitial pper in tne -lis- t oMroiiT and Convknii:nck ot rassengcrs.
sisippi valley, To dy, in all that cnsli laity Packets Ileticeen St. f.onii on.
lutes a lir-t-eiari. paper i. is without 1. rival drum! Tmrer
I.. ..II .1. ........ t 'i-t Dtiift, V,teLrl llrltrmi .V' f.i.nt tt.
From thu'ciiillicothe (Mo J Constitution. ' Maufhii. I
The iturdv, old l'-puti!ie:in I'll-Ion.; 01 en Trl-WceKtii I'r.clett lieticeer. St. I.ouU
it supporters.
From the Oiocola Democrat. ' 200 Paoks ; COO ENORACisoa. tad Col
As an advertiinj; mediuni. it is consider- okkh Plate. Pubisbcd Quarterly itt &2
ed by bufincs men far the best of any other1 Cents a Year. First No. tor 187-!"jmt U
journal in the West. As a general" news- sued. A German edition at sumo pi 100.
paper, no hettor paper is puMislied an'--
H'horr mi 1 t, hi.n ,i-a .hi- (lii-: ,iiih-Ii .ii. I.nf !
utter luo sentiments, of the reading public
oi.tne great .Mississippi vaucy una tne.
whole W est.
From the New Orlc nr.s Times.
Iihiisii-UT beer, f.ictioas, extreme or vi-
olent; and no ra.tti r what itadvocated or
what it opposed, its tone has been that of a
sincere solicitude for tho good of tho com-1
munity immediately around it, ami of the
country at lir'e. Daring all this lime it
has been measurably well susUincd and
1 .. . .
rrom the Columbia btatejm-oi. J
r.ver3 now anu tnen -r oier tinny juh
55s aarJsss z "the"
reader it is rapidly declining in public fa-
piteofit ell the Republican "still lives"
and pthrrs str-n:;l!. and patron: and
public favor with iucrcaiiriK years. Lou:;
may it wave!
fFrom the Danville. Ills.. News.l
Tne Hepublican has been one ot the
ablest a it is the eldest Democratic paper
i- ,i- . . . ii,
I iii the est, find we talto occasion to make
particular mention of it, lecniire it was one
of the first to see the futility of trv ine to re-
form the evil that affected this country b
insisting upon relaininc the Democratic or-1
D:t!Tu'u
v line we unqualiueciy CiHer Item the
Hcpublican on questions of party politics
c ua.c no uean io wuanoia irom ii me
nril It df uirrp. ft. n nnirn.ii Rav njj
man we have read it regularly over twenty.
five yean and we arc ingenious cnoueh to
coniess mat we can i ao witnout il, it is a
monument of journalistic ability and en-,
terprise which the entire South and West
should be proud of. '
From the Dos Moines RegUter.
A&X
confess that we ctn't do without it. It is a
irr. t ' "
fair in politics as in other things. There is
no bluster or brag about it, nbr is it rapid
or racy in all of thi feature of its conduct
and management, but it rarely fails to
all the news that is going, and always has
all the important news irr full. Whatever
mai- ir.2n t hlZ v ,?r .it . A large assortment of all kinds of Grocer
may mean to be. the Ketiublican :s th fIr. ; mh .s . -vr in t
est and raost hont type of it that we hive
TZ&-.
Itm Of SlMMpUoa ;
i a-aw.tw. .
T?;V-OD,33rear' "- -- 2 W
. Three copies, one year, - ...
i,Te " " " "... i 00
lilt, wuEKiil REPUBLICAN.
t-ry nioaniBs, will be furnished to mail sub-
scriMM at tee tollowing rates :
One copy, one year. SI2t
Three copies .. i
... -.
five
Ten " - uoo
THE TRI-WSEKLY KEl'UBLICAN ,
T. s L...u i.ot,ubHe.,a. TVi-woehiv '
edition, uublished Moada-.s. "Vednesdas
Fridays, will Ki tuniiskci to mail sul-
iCribers at the follouitii; rates :
qiu) COj,v. ouo year....'. f i 0l
Three copies, one year. IT lK
j.-jV(J LVcft one vear. -'T 00
copici: 0ne year. ,"i0 IX)
jrl'apers are not sent un'es paul for in
ujmc UnJ invariablv discontinued at tho
,,f the tiie.e mid lir.
Uowr 10 Sl'Utl Monrjr.
Itemitances uiav be made bv draft, monev
lnjtT or rc-istercd letter, at our ri:k. Hive
pest-ollieo address in full, including State
Countv. and address CKOKCK
KXAl'P & CO., St. Louis, Mo.
Specimen Copies.
We will cheerfully send specimen copies
f lhl. Republican free to any aJdier.-. Send
fr a WJ,V anJ L,iamine iL
' Tems to Asents.
, i otiinasters ana otneri lorisiu e;t;i anu
..,.. u....iif r,i r..n Lt ;.it. .,i ii,..
Uepublican, m.sv retain ten per c.-nt. on all
-.uiMcriptioiw and add siiurle copies at club
rH.,4Mrt- ,i, :4 c.TI.l
IniDortanl.
Ti e Mi souri Kepubliccn weekly editioi-,
I tiritO.l Tin, c. I.i, -j u.i.l tit.. ilMl III it
0.u nej ivpresenu tlia actual tune 01 puo
. . .. rV -
i:..M.;,,n. Tho Itonnblimiu .-.mtnins all th.
tho
its publication, and is printed in tin'ie'to So
.....v--- ...,i.)M,.,.i :.. .1... .i.,:i..- .... .1, ..."
, in the saiiiu maiU.
OiH:i:nio.
A 11 ordinance provi.lin that "Bij; Fi.-l 1 of
t!i-town of Ste. Il.-nevievo" shall all bo
k.-ptled dcriiii; the whole jear. mid
1 1:.- f-i'..es maintained, and e.tttle. burses,
mules, liofj. and other domestic animals
excluded th'rofrom i.irii; the w!u!e
i-ar.
lie it urttiiiiinl by th board tif trustee
.on no turner of the Ittg rieia vj ine
tutea vj Ale. t.enerute, asjollourt:
Attest : Chairman.
ClIARLF.S C. KOZIKR, Clerk.
I 1
all Points South and North '
is vu tiji:
' Illl'lii
juia am m. uutua iuuc
MA 1L S TfiA MJCJIS
City of Helena, City of Vicksburft
( rand Tower, Belle Memphis,
, l;ity of Chester. St. Josoph,
i T.iliirail.-i
j
Emma C. Elliott,
Adam Jacob,
lulia.
Marble City.
1 Capitol City.
,
Tho above ma-jnillcent Steamers lint e all
beet! fitted up in the most clcipuit and com-
fortable style, and with all the modern im-
provemcnts calculated lo insure the Safktv,
ic 1 ici.s'jurn.
Ma!.in" close a'ul certain connection with '
nil Railroad and Steamboat lines diyori;in
, from intermeliato p'oints.
Ciencral Cilice, St. I.ui. Mo.
JCHX A. SCUDDER. VresL
Mm STATES ML LIKE.
Liiih.
irtrrn
W E an-now rutiiiliiR a Kaily IIjcL u-tntm l'jn..
ll.slnii an.l Sle. I!. lie. ii-J.
nr!U-ian-aii
J'; l".,,'" , i
new. I:vlnir I-
:..-.-.fln..Ialn an.l j cm, ui;n i.. (r.
i'";-'iil..ai. isuil. '' rj!p; ''1-ij' i-
x .
J C Jjas.SHS and p amilllgtoil.
I 1U:-1 ..iiilniie ti. rau.nis-luV 'uiueulic
I-1 'H9 sail Kruilifst.il.. tujllti eli" e.i.iii.vlii.11
alt lKai,.,lf,.T tritu,. Kan-'ii i..w .711.1 n.,.-...
.inlet i.v am ..ti.rr mine isy ri.iv.-.tiu-mii i.
1 i.sItm I liiijie It, turrit a !l!ier.O Fh .re of imMli- iniI-
r..i!..e. joa. v.. tAsiiKi:.
'
T71T" fY 4 TT riTTTI'in.
JL JJIKJ
i 301 " J-ft .
vuuress, jaiu ii iok.
Rochester, N. Y.
, "
rJ'OHN QARRON,
dealer ik
T")i.r Clffrc: (.fnnnriae
SJlJ vyUUUbj Tl OOUriCo,
Jtrc Jirc
Keeps ConstSTtly on Hand' a Lara nfi
r -tv ., AmH Ktnrk nf
O O O I
Which ho offer atPaices to Suit the
Times. Come all andinvc him a call and
. , fr curacW h
, alM ; BLACKSMITH SHOP close
asaT
lin
nino--J,l n JJN CAKKON.
g'"--dale.3'o. 3.
NEW STORE!
ri i 1 Ci 1
-bClWar(i beVSSIer.
STE. GENEVIEVE MO.
,., - . , " .
lla. Jusi reelvel a new aa4 couiDlete itock of.
itn.w.i.
X ancy UOIHueS,
anrl Pinft f!r A Vorfl
MmxiHB UTSwCCrS.
AUo h-eePs-
JacMsCeleMStoiewaflBittm
IXE8, JjIQUORS, AXD
FAMILY GROCFKIE5!
i,,uui.ea la eichuce rr,od!t the aiU,l
V,rk.t M. ... & jmm mm. mIRwII
J S TjU U 'Pl.nfTT
a. a. nfHWa.t
g-v , .
I ,&rD6Iiter. 1111 1 HOT
" " J Xuxlu't'1-
.
X CHITECT,
ShoPad Residaneeonthe Roek Haven
- nevieTe o.
loy
GEOCERT" ftTOTJF
li X W-tV-C'
T A rriiD -w w
Oa Plank Road opposite the Catholic
Grave yard
STE. GENEVIEVE MO
riwaV. on band,' aToVTS tKlS-St
possiDie rates. JACOB r Aha.
JThe highest market price paid for
Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Etc.
PnmO tft With
1OUlt lO Ufr 1,J1
.
.1JK . k.
Union Hotel!
LEO. JOKEIST,PmY.
iv e., ., , . .
lV. fCer. ot Merchant xmi r, .
STE. GENEVIEVE, MO.
The Traveline; Public will find (Wi
cjmmeJations. liod Roobsl UmJ
Bed, and Ooc4 Estable.
,
t I !
HI I.,
tfiJs:
-V X" I IV E
Sill
In connection with t!io Hotel, bc wDl fc.
I fu'd a choice selection of Wines,
Beers, Lumen, t'iRnrs,4c,
always oa hand.
A LAKCE is COMMODIOI'H
; O VN"' CT"j?C Cr T-T ATT
j X1L,
For t!sc lI50 (lf Concerts Show.
aho connection with tho
Hotel.
:
'22
C1IAS. J. LAliUOCHE"
lVaierlu
Stoves; Tin, ami Japaassi-War
Of all Kinds,
A1) AT I.OW PKlCKs
1
j
j
lltiotinjf and
Guttering,
JDone to Order.
I keep the
" Bakewcll n Cooking StoTi!
Whtcltare uusurpMil fr cfllctmejr. JanMihr,
Ktiiridnia, n.l rlr&aliiK.. ForMle LOW ftlft
PATRONIZE "
Homo Industry!!
CHRISTIAN 1SAUM,
Mait Street. ST1.. UENEVIRVE, JSC,
2lauufctMrt t fcu-t I.t in
BOOTS and SIIOES,
MOSTLT 1I0MC MAr,
Gaiters and
Slippers lor
Children's Wear.
82T A Complete and Seasonal!
block always on nanu. ly
CHARLES A. MUELLEB,
Dealer fa
ltv
V
Keep, the Itonowncd
Mi Brilliant Ccotiii M
a.ii otukb takigties.
-Bxiot. eatmlar. aa4 aUvorft la AM
neaUraiHlprompll. ctlt J. at I il
TaMe of Wefgkts.
Tho following isaUbloof tkeh;
ful weigts of this Stato. As it
ficial, it is valuable for futnran
I enco.
! Pounds to tho Bi-4f .
Applea, dried z
Barley
Uoans -JJ
Hmn -S '
Buckwheat
Bine zrass soed
. iS
1
......
.5
Broom corn soed
Castor Beans
Clover seed
Corn on the cob
Crn shelled
Corn meal
Coal
Flax seed
Hungarian grasn seed....
Hemp seed
Limo
Millet seed.,,,
Oats
Onins
Osage Orange Seed
Potatoes, sweet
Potatoes, Irish
Peaches, dried
.41
M
45
33
.....
Kyo
I a.""'
Sf
Salt
Stone coal
Lard (8 galloas equal 1 btufcel)-'!
C- 1 I ..
it
Timthoy ,,,,.
Uheat...
"We arcjust in receipt of
wan
Ntw Tvpe ard other material 'f
first-chu" jcb work. "We clahmt T
have the best assortment of JobTjfT
Southeast Miasopri, and that we e
out letter work than anr other ofto1"
section. Onr prices areas re""
any olbctcfficc. and we premise sot
, any -botched iobs." Our motto
, anv L'Oicnea iols. uur
fitdass work or none." Ve wflg.
you a good Ciu Circular, BiU-He45
' t -Head. Envelote. or an v thine
HjWi Aiis?tes,
gH Bo'?,
1
f
1
t
1
a
'Tweatv '
o :: g your J ob work. ; gJ!fa?SE