The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-29
rc Our friends.

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tees and guardians have the right
to name the paper in which publica-
lions required by law be made, and
! we ask our friends to remember the
| REPUBLICAN when they have publica-
tions to make.
We are glad TO hear from our reg
ular correspondents again.
The gas and electric light houses
are being reroofed and generally i'm
proved.
Many articles are offered at regu-
lar wholesale prices at the Red Store.
Call, compare goods and prices.
Mr.. David Steel, who lives three
miles west of the city, is seriously
i'll.
Remember the Red Store if you
want good goods at low prices.
Miss BETTE Sharp is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Manford Dougherty, two
miles west of this city.
Table cloths, towels, lace window
curtains sold at low figures at the
Red store.
Mr.. +. H. Cordell, for many years
a resident of this city, died in st..
Louis last Friday: ; 3
The May festival at Franz's garden
Monday evening was a pleasant and
successful affair.
Messrs. Franz received many COM
pliments from persons at the festival
Monday night upon their beautiful
park.
Miss Stella Donahoe of Ohio, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. T. II. Dona-
hoe, who resides two miles west of
this city.
The Giesecke boot and shoe com.
pany will open a branch factory in
the old foundry building, On Water
street next week.
The enterprising citizens about
C~laysville will give a grand old'time
barbecue at Claysville on the
The circuit court has done q great
deal of business during this term,
and will not likely adjourn before
Saturday.
Louis Deering, plumber, contractor
etc., made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors last Monday.
VIM. S. Dawson, ESD, was appointed
assignee. The stock assigned was es-
timatcd at 81, 900.
Mr.. II. A. Gass of the state de.
partment Of education; and editor of
the Missouri School Journal, returned
Monday from a business trip to Au-
drain county.
The new gravel road to the Moreau
creek is in first-c class condition and a
beautiful and pleasant drive. Only
two and one-haif miles to the Berry
and Lamkin springs near the Moreau.
The state senatorial convention has
been called to meet in this city on
the 10th day Of July to nominate q
democrat to be left at the next cleo
ton.
Mr.. j. L. Erwin of Galloway com.
ty, is gaining some prominence rs
the probable republican nominee for
congress in the Eleventh Missouri
district FIX.
Squire Il. A. Grcenup of Centre
town, was in the city this week att
tending circuit court. lie is Of the
opinion that the good people Of
Marion township are on top, and can
be counted in large majorities.
Mr.. A. j. Hoefer, former merchant
for several years in this city, is now
enjoying country life on a beautiful
little farm a few miles east of the
city. .
Mr.. David L. Hathhorn, senior of
the firm of d. L. IIathhorn & Co.,
merchants Mt Centretown, was in the
city last week attending circuit
court.
The republican party wants no
free trade. Free trade is against the
laborer, mechanic and farmer. The
democrats that want capitalists to
rule America will regret 1t In the near
future unless they are mossbacks.
A union picnic for the benefit of
the A. NJ. L and Christian churches
will be had at Usage City on Satur-
day, June 81. Music, speaking and
q fine dinner, etc., will be furnished
for the pleasure and benefit of all.