The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-30
+. q. FULKERsoN, Business Manager.
Thursday, january 30, 1890.

The county court will meet next Mon
day.
Postmaster McCarty's term will ex-
pire on the first Of April.
Capt. Keown is getting his lumber
yard in shape for business.
Mr.. John Friday is preparing TO.
an extended eastern tour.
Call and examine samples and
prices of job work.
Mr.. Henry Nitchy has suffered inten-
scly the past week with rheumatism in
| the foot.
The Dallmeyer Dry Goods COM
pany's new method of advertising is
attracting attention.
Buy a n~on.magnetic watch and secure
Il perfect time peace at Macauley's.
Mr.. Peter Vogel was in the city Tues
| day and ordered TIE REPUBLICAN, sent
to Mr.. Chas BURY at Eureka, Utah.
An infant son of Mr.. Bernard Dulle
died last Friday. The funeral took place
4 from the Catholic church Saturday morn
ing.
The people at Osceola will celebrate
| the completion of their new iron bridge
| &C 'oss the Usage on the 22d of next
m nth.
Mr.. John Sobieski delivered sew
eral lectures at the Christian church
| this week to large and interested au.
diences.
Messrs. Tanner and Barker are
ready for an increased trade in the
reaping, moving and threshing ma
chine trade this season.
A fine line of ladies and gcrts' Gold
watches at Macaulcy's jowclry store,
next to Exchange Bank.
The state has started TO improve
Min street, and il is hoped the much
needed work will continue until that
part Of the street is put in proper
condition.
A call al NIcssrs. c. w. Thomas
John 7. Cravcns and John A. Lin
hardt's is sufficient evidence that the
grocery business in this city Is pros
porous.
Mrs. Fred Rommel's mother, Mrs.
Christ Gunleltingcr, died at her home
in Kansas City Thursday of last week,
aged 70 years.
Send III your subscription at once for
The REPUBLICAN. Only one dollar per
year in advance.
Judge J. II. D3ircks was elected cash
Ter of the Merchants bank on last Thurs
day, and Mr.. John Y. Clarke elected as
sistant cashier.
Get your watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairing done at II. A. Macauley's
icwclry store, No. 2G4 East High street.
Among the contestants in the program
Of the Prize Contest Of the Crescent
Literary society, given at the Warrens.
burg Normal chapel last Friday evening
was Miss Helen Dix,
For SALE.
Closing Them out. Lot Of Davis sew
ing machines at cost, at George p0rth's
jewe!ry store.
Chas. w. Goodyear. the very funny
negro comedian late Of Goodyear, Cocl
aud Dillon's MINISTRIES is II member of
Loders Merry Hiiarity company that will
this Thursday evening, January 30. fol
ono night only.
A fac line o. ladics'a and gents Chains
Charms, Pins, Cuff buttons aud all kind
Of jewelry at Maeauley's.
M. Goldman has disposed Of a!
immense quantity of goods during
the past few weeks and is still sell
ny.
Send us your orders for job printing i
you want neat and clean work AZ low
figures, Call and ser samples and as
certain prices.
Mr.. Il. D~allmcycr's clearing sale i
moving his stock at Il rapid rate. Hi
successful business chccfcd him 4
enjoy his birthday celebration las
Monday in a becoming style.
MI, L. s. Hall delivered an inter
esting lecture in the house or repre-
senta,iycs last Tuesday afternoon
The attendance va large, and Nj
Hall was warmly greeted.
The Ladies Of s.. Peters Catholl
church will give Il grand fair on I'll
18th, 18TH, 18th l4th and l5th {
February for the benefit of the col
gregation in the new spacious hall
The new school house. Preparation
are being made 50 rs to insure
pleasant time for all visitors.
Mamie Floyd, wife Of Mr.. John
Patterson, died on last Saturd.
evening in her 10th year. On the Is
of December, 1888, she and Jol
we're united in marriage by Rev. ID
Gauss, and now after only q ft
months of bauniress they are sonar