The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-02
Thursday, January 2, 1890.

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will be dedicated OF the 18th inst.
"Cascys' Troubles at the opera house
Monday night was about the best that
has been here.
The water works company of this city
will elect new directors for the ensuing
year on the 18th inst.
The largest and finest lot of Library
Lamps ever kept in the city at A. j.
Hoefcr's.
The mail boxes for the free delivery
system were placed about the city last
Tuesday.
DR.. A. G. Dawson will have one of
he most convenient and beautiful resi-
denccs in the city when completed.
Buy a non-magnctic watch aud secure
a perfect time peace at Macauley's.
There will be an entertainment at the
new Catholic school house on the Sth
inst, by the juvenile members of the
congregation.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Abram
Murray Of Marion township, has recov-
| cred a fine horse stolen from him a short
| time since.
A fine line Of ladies' and gelts' Gold
watches at M~acaulcy's jcwelry store,
next to Exchange Bank.
! Mr., G. Russler, of the firm of Schir-
mer s. Russlcr, lat IIord, Galloway coun-
| ~, was In the city Tuesday.
A. j. IIoefer's, headquarters for Ii
brary Lamps.
Mcssrs. Tanner q Barker have en-.
| Urged their advertisement. They are
making a specially of what they advcr
| tise.
Don't forget THE REPUBLICAN job
Ificc IL complete and can do tirst-class
work at the lowest prices.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. George
Wagner's afflicted hand, supposed to
have been a canceruus aiiliction, is inn
proving.
For n full line of Fancy Groceries for
the Holidays, cali On G, W. Thomas.
Master Arthur Edwards, who was so
severely injured about the face Christ
mas from the premature discharge Of
powder in a lin can, we are glad to learn
is improving.
Start your subscription for TmE-STATg
REPUBLICAN with the beginning of the
New Year.
A iinc line of lalics'auA gents Chaius j.,
Charms, Pins, Cuff buttons and all kiuGs
Of jewelry at Macauley's.
G. w. Hobcrecht of Eldon, hired two
horses and a buggy to Il stranger last
week, ana he is now hunting for his
horses and buggy, believing they have
been stolea.
Specially in Library Lamps at A. j.
Hoefcl's. See them.
Mr.. Seven Ortmeyer has shipped from
Usage City during this season 800 hogs
and 200 beef cattle. Mr.. Ortmeyer Is
one Of Cole couuty's largest and most
enterprislng stock men.
Mr.. II. b. Holly has opened Il rcstaur-
ant AT 222 Madison street.
Mr.. Daniel Coffelt, of Scrugys, was
in the city last Saturday.
Mr.. James Jobc, one of the highly
respected young farmers Of Marion town
ship, was in the city last Saturday.
For SALE.
Closing them out. Lot Of Davis sew
Ing machines at cost, at George Porih's
jewclry store.
Mr.. Gus. kroegcr wa in st. Louis last
week for the trcatmcnto of his eyes, We
are glad to learn of his eyes improving.
Mr.. Cecil Thomas came up from st.
Louis to enjoy the holidays in this city.
Mr.. Hutchinson had a severe attack of
pneumonia last week.
Send IN your subscriptions at once for
THE REPUBLICAN. Only one dollar per
year In advance.
Get your watch, clock aud jewclry re-
pairing done Mt II. A. Macaulcy's
iewelry store, No. 2pi East High street.
Councilman Fitzpatrick was disabled
from work a few days lust week on az
count of severe cold. "Fitz'' is one of
he leading and heaviest councilmen aud
we hope he will pull through and con-
tinue to ''stand to the rack"
Library Lamps from $3.50 to sl4 at
A. j. lIoefer's.
Mr.. Noah Dawson died at his home | IN
Clark township on the 10Th of last
month. Mr.. Dawson was an old and
respected citizen of this county. lie
leaves many relatives and friends to
mourn his death.
G. w, Thomas is entitled to the "blne
ribbon as a window dresser. Ills dis
play of holiday delicacies always attract
attention.
Attention Is called to the fact that q
reduction from regular prices will be
made to all Sunday school or Public
school entertainments given during
Christmas week. c. W. THOMAS,
Grocer.
We were glad to meet George l.. Ed
wards, who l. attending college at Col
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