The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-02-27
lie snow Of last Friday soon dis.

The steamer Helena will go up thu
Usage next week.
Mr.. C. A Deirckx Of Taos, has
become a resident of this city.
Our entcrprising business men are
preparing for q large spring trade.
Mr.. f. w. Roer has fitted his office
up in the most convenient manner.
For SALE!
Closing them out. Lot of Davis sew
ing machines at cost, at George Porth's
jewelry store.
Children's hats worth 75c and ST.,
are being sold at NJ. Goldman's for
25c.
The Friday Missouri clothing house
is making q fine display Of new
goods.
Mr.. Goldman was ia the east last
week making purchases of new
goods.
Capt. G. w. Thomas is at his place
of business again, after a pleasant
eastern trip.
The ferryboat has had long and
troublesome trips crossing tho river
during the past week.
Calvin Garnctt and Miss Amanda
Alexander of Centrctown, were Ii
, censcd to wed last Friday.
Cases Of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods purchased by NJ. Gold
man, are arriving every day.
Mr.. Will c. Thornton is pushing
his recently patented American
creamery and milk-shipplng can.
George p. Blythe and Mary f.
Forbes, both of Boone county, OBJ
tanned marriage license Monday.
NJ. Goldman has been in the mar
ket for the past two weeks and is
still there, buying q complete spring
stock.
The engine room Of Bragg hall Is
being pulled down, and the building
will continue to be put in shape for
city purposes.
The taxpayers Of heSecond ward
are urging Mr.. A. c. Shoup to be-
come q candidate for alderman at the
coming election.
Mr.. Herman Dulle, in making
garden last week unearthed 4 lot of
potato bugs that were alive and
moved about when dug up, as if
hunting for fresh potato vines.
Mr.. John Vaughn Of Aurora
Springs, who has been attending
medical school in Kcokuk, Iowa,
passed through this city last week
on his return home for the vacation.
Miss Bette Walker, who has been
assistant teacher in the high school Of
this city, rendered her resignation,
which was accepted last Friday by
the school board.
DR.. l. N. Enloe has become q resi-
dent of this city. He and his family
are heartily welcomed. The doctor
is n of Cole county's most popular
citizens and physicians.
Mr.. j. w. Adams, who has taught
a very successful six months school
at Elston, closed the term last Fri
day and passed through this city
Tuesday last on his return home to
Bunceton, Cooper county.
Tom Sawyer, March 8; The Noos
family, n noted musical attraction,
March Is, and the Clara Louise KEEL
logg Opera Co., March II, are the
next attractions engaged by Manager
Lehman.
Prof. j. X. Hunter, teacher Of the
Schumate Chapel school, gave THE
REPUBLICAN, office II pleasant call last
Saturday. The professor is one of
the most popular and successful
teachers of this county.
II is to he regretted that the public
schools in this city will close with an
eight months school this year, which
will end in April. The school taxes
seem large to the people vino have to
pay it, but it does not appear suf-
ficient to carry the school term
longer.
Mr.. George Wagner celebrated his
fiftieth year as n resident of Cole
county on last Friday the 2lst. Dur
ing this period Mr.. Wagner has beeh
respocted and honorcd by all who