The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-13

ROAD law.
Messrs. Baber & Moore have dis
solved co.partnership. Mr.. Baber
will continue the business.
Mr.. Geo. B. Miller received a Sc
we're fracture of the shoulder by q
fall last Sunday evening.
Special attention is called to the
advertisement Of J. I. Wells & Co.,
on the first page Of this paper.
The t~reasurer's investigation has
brought 10 this city during the past
week a great many democratic poll
ticians.
The idca of an ice famine here this
year Is abandoned when it Is said ice
is received here from the northern
lakes at less than So per ton.
Mr.. Glen A. Ware has rccen ly
added some Of the finest outfits and
stock to his livery that could be
found in the best markets.
A marriage licence was issued
Tuesday to Mr.. e. IL Blackburn of
Howard county, and Amelia Z. Boil
let of Bonnots Mill. The REPUBLICAN
wishes them n happy and prosperous
future.
The past week would have been
n of q bountiful harvest for the
wood dealers of this city IL their sup
ply of wood had not entirely ex-
hausted last week.
There is some luck in leisure. The
old market house has been kicked at
for several years without hope of its
early disappearance, out relief has
come at last.
The. people are not willing 10 sub
nit 10 whitcwash in too many instan-
ces. "Thc responsibility" of "unfor-
tunatc affairs usually drop upon the
shoulders Of the honest people.
The officers to be elected in Mis-
souri, in November next are fourteen
congressman, state superintendent of
public schools, supreme court judge,
railroad commissioner, members Ct
the legislature and county officers.
Grading on the river route COM
menced this week at Boonvillc by
Moran Bros, who have q contract
for grading ten miles of the new line
from Boonville this way.
The old market house is rapidly
disappearing, and its obstruction will
soon give place to the continuous
beautiful appearance of that part of
High street.
School teachers should address
Mr.. II. A.. Gass of this city for sample
copies of the "Missouri School Jour
nal' If they are not getting it regu-
larly. 1t is one of the prime assist
ants to teachers.
We would be pleased to have
friends of this paper order legal pub
LEGATIONS sent to this office when they
have such to publish. Such as exec
%utor's, administrators, or guardians
notices or sales, orders of pub ication,
etc.
Mr.. Wilson Lockett died at his
home near Wardsville last Sunday of
pneumonia. He was well known in
this county and leaves many friends
to mourn his early demise. He leaves
a wife, a daughter of our respected
townsman, Mr.. G. Stats, and three
children.
Mr.. John Fl. Diercks has rendered
his resignation as judge of the pro-
bate court of this county. He has
ma lie an excellent judge, and all who
have had official business with him
will regret his resignation, the gov
ernor will fill the vacancy by appoint.
me 1t until the next election.
Republicans, come TO the front with
Your candidates for councilmen, and
elect them. This city has endured
"No politics in city Offices to its
satisfaction. Every manjn this city
is ava Of the present status OF the
city's "non-politlcal'' official stand.
i'm ald the result.
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