The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-17

most prominent before the people.
For successful work cannot begin
too early.
Mr.. Joseph Eveler was in the city
yesterday.
Henry DeWyl passed a very cred.
table examination and received his
diploma as a pharmacist.
The children of the Catholic school
enjoyed to their full satisfaction q
picnic on the Moreau yesterday.
At the meeting of the school board
last Monday Col. w. Q. Dallmeyer
was reelected treasurer and Hon. A.
NJ. Hough secretary.
Mr.. j. A. Kelley and Mrs. Callie
Robertson of Scots were married in
this city Tuesday. Squire Payne
OBLIGATED.
The grand lodge of the order Of
Good Templars of this state met in
this city on Tuesday, in their Seth
annual session.
Mr.. j. X. Barton has purchased
Judge j. l.. Smiths beautiful resi-
dence property in the southern SUI
burbs, at $3.50.
Mr.. A. A. Campbell of Centre.
town, was in the city yesterday. He
is preparing to go to st. Louis to buy
q large and G stock of goods.
The Democrat says, the politician
would oppose Mr.. Hickman if they
dared. So the democratic party only
carry him on their ticket because they
think they have to-not because they
want him?
Mr.. Charley Falk and Miss Lille
Baker were married here last week.
Mr.. Falk is one of the managers of
the Pacific Mutual telegraph office in
Kansas City. The newly married
couple have the we'll wishes of many
friends.
Ladies and gentlemen, attend the
Chillicothe Normal School and Bust.
ness Institute. Its expenses are the
least, Its building is the largest, finest
and best furnished, and its faculty
the strongest in the west. The fac
ulty is composed of % members.
Mr.. Fred. Jens, one of this city's
best and most studious young men, is
spending a vacation at home from one
Of the most prominent theological
schools in st. Louis, where he has
been for the past four years, and will
return for another year to finish his
studies in that school.
j. n. Scott of Aurora Springs, wa;
brought in yesterday on a charge OF
selling liquor at the Springs on the
4th without government license, and
Austin johnson of Camden for cut.
ting timber on government land.
Both gave bond after an examination
before Commissioner Geisberg fol
their appearance at the court.
Students can rent text books, SC.
lect their studies and enter any time
at the Chillicothe Normal School and
business Institute. This school sus.
tains q common school course, Nor
NAL, Scientific, Classical, CONNER
cial, shorthand and Type-writing,
Fine art, Pen art and conservatory
of music. The commercial depart.
ment exccls, having actual business
exchange with Electric City Business
College of st. Joseph.
The Chillicothe School and Bust.
ness Institute opens Sept. 2, 80.
Money refunded when students leave
school for any cause. Car fare paid
by the president if things are not a:
represented. Private help given free,
Prof. Allen Moore's nine years in
Stanley Normal the last six being
its presidcnt-will add every improve
ment possible, and make this the
least Expensive, and leading ,.schooI
Of the west. For free catalogue adj
dress, ALLEN MOORE, NJ. S. Pres.
Chillicothe, Mo
Maj. VIM. Carter of Sand Reel
Springs, superintendent Of the Col'
| county Ostrich farm, called thi'
: week, and reports business flourish
ing near the head waters of Littl'
: Tavern creek; says they have dis
covered and opened the larges
"Baryta' mine in the world and ar,
now shipping it by boat on the Osag'