The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-11-13
Annie, little daughter of Mrs.
Thomas Macy, died last Sunday.

The L. S. district and circuit
courts will meet in this city Monday.
Clutch Charley" aged 20 years,
returned to the p~enitentiary last
Monday for the 18th time.
The railroad company has offered
a reward of $1,000 for the arrest and
conviction of the Otterville,. train
wreckers on the 9TH inst, and Gov.
Francis has offered $3.50.
Quite q successful revival meeting
has been held at the Baptist church
during the past week.
VIM. Rice, who is charged with
criminally assaulting Miss Abbie
Yunt near Cedar City last week, has
been arrested in Platte county.
Mr.. Tennie Mckinney passed
through this city from Webb City TO
Aurora Springs, where he will take
charge of q stock of jewelry he re-
Gently purchased. He is a young
mai of exemplary habits, and de-
serves a good patronage.
Mr.. Enoch G.. Enloe, whose resi-.
dence is two miles from Enon, was
elected justice Of the peace of his
township at the recent election. He
was in the city Friday supplying
himself with a lot of j. p. Blanks.
Mr.. G.. A. Fischer and Miss Jennie
Bruins were married at the BRIDES
home in st. Louis on last Saturday.
Mr.. Fischer is one OF our prominent
druggists and popular citizens, ami
the bride one of the most popular
young ladies of st. Louis and this
city. They have many friends who
join in wishing them well through
life.
Mr.. Chris Langerhans and Miss
Kate Gehmeinhart we're married at
the Lutheran church in this city, by
Rev. Schneider, on the 9Th inst. The
young couple are very popular and
have many friends who wish them n
happy and prosperous future.
A few months since Henry Richen-
berg became engaged to a daughter
of Anton Schultz who lives near
Koeltstown. The announcement of
the marriage had been made public,
and on Monday Mrs. Schultz, two
sons and the bride and groom.elect
came to this city and stopped at the
house. soon after their arri-
val Mrs. Schultz gave Richenberg
5000 to purchase Il housekeeping out.
fit, but instead Of buying the outfit
he skipped with the 5000, to parts
unknown. The police were nolitie |,
and hot pursuit has been instituted
for RicEelberg's arrest.
IL take one paper and can't afford
to subscribe for another" said Il man
to the canvasser. Chimes are hard
and | must economize."
SIS that your dog" asked the
as q canine as large as q
-four barrel put in an appearance.
"Yes sir,' proudly replied the
nan who had to econ IN re. "He
cost Inc fifteen dollars. | have two
others for which l paid ten dollars q
piece only last week. l would like
take your paper, but money is too
,carce. FIX.
The following estimate of the
Wheat crop is made by the London
Eorope, Egypt, Canada, Australia
md South America show q gain in
'ield in 1890, as compared with
.SS9, of So 900 900 bushels, while
he United States and India reveal q
oss of 80, 1000, 900. Consequently
he crop this year in the aggregate Is
o, 600 900 bushels below that of last
,ear. If last years yield had been
hove the average the shortage now
would not have much effect on prices.
This, however, Is not the case The
,rop of 1889 was rather under than
'ver the mean of the half dozen
ears Immediately preceding. Higher
therefore, for the next six or
light months seem to be indica-
ed.
Three Classes Of Citizens.
Coleman's Rural World states q
cry unpleasant truth when it says;
Every growing, ambitious town is
omposed of three elements-those
Vho work periodically, vigorously
nd intclligently for its advancement