The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07
Mr.. William Bauer called last week

q pleasant call friday last.
Elk Gov. T.. +. Crittcndcn was in
the city yesterday. The governor is
looking remarkably well.
Mr.. j, f. Clark of Usage Bluff,
gave our Office n pleasant call last
Tuesday.
A nice assortment of road carts
and wagons can be seen at +. A.
Dwights, 702 West Main Street.
Mr.. S, IL Freshour, one of the
oldest citizens of Ccntrctown, vas in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Czarlinsky has been
in the country this week on business
for the Red Store, of which he is the
genial and thoroughly business man
agcr.
I The City hotel has in use ono Of
the finest water flterers in the coun-
try. The water is as clear and pure
as crystal after passing through it.
Mr.. Arthur Grimshaw's many
friends regret his determination 10
retire from official duty, as he has
been one of their most popular lead
crs in political campaigns.
The democratic farmer could not
even find standing room in the coun-
ty convention. The city got away
with the country boys, as usual,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Bowman of
Aurora Springs, were in the city this
week. They enjoyed the speech of
Congressman Mills, and gave our of.
flee 4 pleasant call.
Mr., Silver asked the democrats of
jefferson township to vindicatc him
by refusing 10 elect Pope as a dele
gate TO the county convention. They
indicated him by electing Pope.
The ways of the democracy are
queer.
Several thousand strangers and
people from the country were in the
city yesterday 10 see and hear Con-
grcssmcn Mills and Bland. The house
was filled TO overlooking during the
speeches of these gentlemen.
i'rof. John ID. Freshour and Miss
Eta Murray were elected, respect.
lively, principal and assistant of the
Ccntretown public school on last Sat
urday. We arc informed the district
arc highly pleased with the services
of these teachers.
a grand annual picnic will be hel Il
at Flessa's grove at Centrctown on
the 10th. The people about there
never do things in the way of bust
ness or amusement except in good
order, and their p%lcpics arc always
highly enjoyed by everybody that
attends.
Cole county sunday school conven.
ton will meet in this city August II
to Is. The friends and Sunday school
workers are earnestly requested to
meet with the convention for the
purpose of organizing a Cole County
Sunday School convention.
The following republican ticket was
nominated in Miller county on the
first inst: Representative, J. NJ.
Hawkins; Prosecuting Attorney, l..
n. Musser; Judge of Probate, j.. f..
Wirick; Presiding Justice County
Court, Absolom Bear; Circuit Clerk
and Recorder, w. p. Freeman Coun-
ty Clerk, VIM. NJ. Startling Treas
urcr, Wm. M. Harrison Sheriff, VIM.
L. Dial; Collector, John VI. Bass I;
Assessor, James Buster Judge Coun-
ty Court, Second District, Manassch
Jones Coroner, j. S. Gregory Judge
County Court, First District, b. ID.
Roark.
HICKORY HILL, %, lS9O.-Prof. j.
j. Sommcrs, county school commits.
sioner, met the teachers of this vicin-
ity and held a Teachers institute the
28th and 10Th, and an examination
the 30th. Fifteen teachers were
present at the institute and a good
representation of parents ard pat
rons. At the close, Clark township
teachers association organized with
j. j. Hunter, president, and Miss
! Lou Lumpkin, secretary. The fol-
lowing program was drafted for the
next regular meeting to be held Sat-
urday, August 80. at Pleasant Grove
school house. First session, 3 a. M.
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