The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-04

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most pleasant tours through Massa-
chusetts, New York and other east.
ern resorts.
There is still a glimmer of hope
for st. Louis. Sixty-fve converts of
Mrs. Woodwork, the ~revivalist,
were baptized by emersion there last
Sunday.--Ex.
The republican press of Missouri
is as unanimous in its commentator
of the work of the state convention
as it was III doing tx. c. Globe.
A telegram was received here
Tuesday stating that Maj. N. c
Kouns died at the Asylum in Nc
vada Tuesday.
The road picnic at the Some place,
3 miles from this city, on the Brazito
road, on the 18th, promises to be a
very pleasant affair. The projectors
are making grand preparations 10 en-
terrain an immense crowd.
The Right Rev. d. S. futile, ID. D.,
S. L. D., bishop of Missouri, will ar
rive on the afternoon train Saturday,
and at Z p. m. will be given a recep-
ton at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Sullivan, whose guest he will be
during his stay in the city.
SUDDEN will make you finer cabinet
size photographs for the money than
anybody else in the city, Go to him
and get the best. If.
The Right Rev. d. S. futile, D.
d., 5. L. d., bishop of Missouri, will
visit the parish and hold services in
Grace Episcopa! church next Sunday
at 10 80 q. m, celebrating the Holy
Communion and administering the
apostolic rite of confirmation. The
public is cordially invited to hear this
ihooV eiuluclt plCiaIc'
Remember that DR.. Ritter can
only be consulted one week more. If
troubled with your eyes consult him
mt once.
Mr.. W. II. Bchring has Just com
pletcd some of the finest finished and
bound books that it has ever been
our pleasure to examine lie is q
thoroughly skilled bookbinder, and
hence q valuable addition to our city.
1t is stated that the imposing and
famous castle Of Chapultepcc, Next
co, is TO be sold to Jay Gould for
five million dollars. Mr.. Gould, it
is stated, made the offer of that sum
for the property during his visit TO
Mexico some months ago. The offer
was then refused, but has now been
accepted. The property belongs to
the government. The object of the
purchase is to make the castle the
winter home of the Goulds.-Ex.
The Red Store has just opened a
splendid and large stock of boots and
shoes and immense quantities of
other goods at prices lower than has
ever been offered. Call early and
often for bargains.
Democratic Misrepresentation and
misinterprctation of the proceedings
and effects of the republican state
convention cannot overcome the refu-
tation given democratic views by the
unanimous Endorsement the republic
can press give the convention from
start to hnish.-k. c. Globe.
Maj. Bittinger of the st. Joseph
Herald, has passed an opinion on the
republican state ticket as follows:
"The republican state ticket is n
of the best ever offered to the State
of Missouri for their support. Even
democrats conccde that the nominees
are men of character above reproach
and of exceptional qualifications for
the positions for which they have
been selected. If republicans can
be aroused to the Importance of poll
ing their full vote, this ticket will be
elected as it deserves to be-"
Read testimonials published in
this issue by DR.. Ritter, the optician,
at the Madison house.
School Examinations.
We will hold examinations in the
high school room next week as fol-
lows:
Wedncsday-First, second and
third reader grades.
Thursday, forenoon-Fourth read
err grades. Afternoon-Fifth reader
grades.
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