Ste. Genevieve Herald Ste. Genevieve, Mo. Saturday, Mar. 3, 1883 Mr. and Mrs. PETERSON had been married 35 years. Farmington has concluded to have a new school house. We hear Hy. SEXAUER is doing a roaring hotel business at Crystal City. Our roads are said to be improving somewhat. It is high time. There is nothing small about the editor of the F.P., especially his ears and feet. (The Fair Play is a rival newspaper in Ste. Genevieve. -- sjr) Mrs. DORGE's two sons caught a raft of pine lumber in the river this week, near Little Rock. It is said to be a valuable prize. Plant's pure and reliable garden Seeds, and new Goods at WILLIAM PALMER's. Call and examine. No sales, no pay. Father SENERICH is said to have left New Offenburg. As far as we know, no new priest has yet been appointed for the position. We do not know what grounds there are for the rumor that VALLEE & BETTEN Mills at Rock Haven will agin be in operation. Codfish, Holland Herring, Sardelles, Mackerell &c. at Mrs. J. FALK & Son Joe VOGT, son of Roman VOGT, had his hand nearly cut off at a log rolling, by an axe sticking in one of the logs; we could not learn particulars. $3,528.84 in Co. warrantsissued by the Co. Court, and not a cent in the treasury to pay. Truly, a good beginning for the new Co. Court. The Cone Mills present quite a new appearance, having received a new coat of paint and an appropriate sign. The new works will soon be in operation. As our readers probably saw in the list of transfers, Fabian GRIESHABER sold out his hotel on Main street last week. Wm. WILDER bought it for $2,500. Mr. ECKERT tells us that the wheat in his neighborhood iin the German Settlement has suffered much by the frost and the prospect for a good harvest is very slim. Vallee HAROLD has a tone of sadness in his voice and a "dejected 'havior in his visage," because he found out too late that the HERALD had not come down. (Mr. HAROLD is the editor of the Fair Play. -- sjr)