The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-24

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end of the house? Well, sir, that
barrel is four feet deep, and l
dumped it ten times last winter. "
Racket.
Read the July sales of Mr.. II. +.
Schultz.
Mr.. II. Dallmcycr was in st. Louis
Monday on business.
Rev. johnson will return to this
city tomorrow.
A barbecue Will b, given 8 miles
north Of Cedar City on the both inst.
The Republicans of Miller county
will hold their county primaries on
August /.
1t is reported that the horses about
Hannibal are suffering in great nun
bers with the CHAMBERS.
The Missouri river continues in
very good boating stage. The Usage
river is reported low.
Mrs. Julia Groll and daughters,
Misses Mamie and Daisy, returned
to their home in st. Louis yesterday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Clark has purchased
the beautiful residence property op.
posite the governors mansion from
Mr.. L. G. Lehman for $4,000.
Henry Young, formerly a resident
of this city, brakeman on q freight
train, is under arrest at Chamois for
an assault upon a strange mar in the
railroad yard at Chamois.
DR.. J.. \. Enloe has received his
appointment as one of the board Of
pension examiners In place of Dir.
Elston. The board now consists of
Drs. L. a. Thompson, j. L. Thorpe
and |. n. Enloc. .
On the 9th of August the demo.
cratic C; ngressional nominating con-
vention will be held in this city. Sen
ator Vest and Congressman Roger Q.
Mills of Texas, will be here on that
day and deliver political speeches.
scdalia's boom is still dying. Her
only cry for a boom is capital re.
moval, which, of course, is a dead
goose. Poor Scdalia, it has lost it's
grip on every effort TO boom, and
the value of their town property ron.
tinucs TO decline.
In this Issue will be found the an
n1unccmcnt of Mr.. J. n. Stcininger,
ST., for probate judge. He is thor.
oughly qualified 10 take charge OF the
once, AS he Is one of the best bust
ness men of this country, and has, as
well, had considerable experience in
probate business.
An entire county ticket is to be
elected this fall: Representative,
prosecuting attorney, circuit clerk,
county clerk, collector, sheriff, treas
urtr, assessor, coroner, presiding
judge of county court and associate
judges from the first and second dis
tricts.
DR.. II, II. Brockman of Pleasant
Mount, Miller county, was in the city
yesterday. The doctor is q dealer in
general merchandise, and also enjoys
q fine practice as physician and sur
geon, whic!i he honestly merits, being
a graduate of three Of the finest med
ical institutes.
The republican congressional con-
.vention will be held in this city Aug.
-, The senatorial convention at
Boonvillc on August ,. Township
meetings to send delegates TO the
convention to nominate a
county ticket and elect a new county
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committee will be held next Satur-
day, the Goth. The time for holding
the county convention will he dcsig-
mated by the county committee.
Mr.. John G.. Pcasner, jr., and
Lawrence Pcasncr of Omaha, Ncb.,
sons of Capt. John Peasner of this
city, are paying their father a visit
this week. Mr.. John Peasner arrived
Saturday week and Mr.. Lawrence
Wednesday. Mr.. John, who has not
been here for the past seven years,
will remain here for an indefinite
time, as he has accepted a position
with Blumhofcr & Linhardt, and Mr..
Lawrence will return to Omaha after
o weeks visit to his parents. He is
in business with his brother George
in Omaha. |
At , mating hold ot Jefferson City