The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-31
A very pleasant and genial party

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of talented musical young men were
out on a serenadc Wednesday eve.
ming.
Mr.. ITouck McITenry, son of lion.
James Il. McIIenry, and Miss Par
tlienia Bolton, daughter of Mr.. Wal
Ter Bolton, were married at the Bap.
list church last evening.
Mr.. Daniel Gundcl6nger purchased
the building occupied by Mr.. G.. A.
Fischer on Saturday, and on Monday
lie transferred it to Mr.. Fischer.
Mr.. Vim. II. Piummer has an
nounced his intention to give Gen.
Mcintyre a twist for the nomination
for representative on the democratic
ticket.
"After studying under Prof. Peter
III. Clark, one of the ablcst negro
scholars in the country, he went to
Washington, d. c., where he grad.
uated from Harvard university in
lS79."-Jefferson City Daily Trib-
unc.
A very pleasant reception was
given at the residence of Mrs. Lc-
Page, on Bolivar street, Tuesday
evening to quite a number Of I. O..
G.. rs and others. Ice cream, lemon
ade, cake, fruits, etc, were served.
Who was the author of the silver
bill introduced by Mr.. Bland. was it
not o wall street measure and urged
on by Wall street spectators and
manipuIators!
Wall street will not spend a penny
in order to defeat Mr.. Bland.
Was it Wall street money that de-
feated Gen. IIockiday of Fulton,
Galloway county, in the Miller county
convention!
The state republican convention
will meet in this city 10 nominate
candidates for supreme judge, su-
pcrintendent of public schools and
railroad commissioner on the 18th of
August.
The republican congressional nom.
mating convention will meet in this
city on the 18th of August.
The republican state senatorial
convention at Boonvillc on the I'd Of
August.
CENTEETowN, Mo-, July 20, 1890.
Pursuant to a call of the republic
can county committee, the rcpubli-
cans Of Marion township met at
Grand Army hall and organized by
clecting I. a. Grecnup, temporary
chairman and II. c. OFT, secretary.
The chairman stated the object of the
meeting and the call of the county
committee was read by Secretary
OFT, the convention then proceeded
to elect delegates with the following
result: Ccntrctown, T. A. Grccnup
and Josiah Street; Marion, Henry
%Baushausen Elston, Il. I. Steelcy.
The delegation was instructed TO vote
and use all honorable means 10 secure
the nomination Of Adam Routszong
for circuit clerk, and Scott III. Fresh
our central committeeman, David l..
lIathorn township secretary. James
n. Staplcton, chairman. Ii. C. out,
secretary.
Clark township republican convcn-
ton was held at Brazito. a large
attendance and general good feeling.
Delegates elected to represent the
township, ID. {. Nolfeet, c. A. Arm
hold and Peter Nogel. b. +. Nc
Coy, president, W, $, Hastings, sec.
rotary.
SATURDAY, July %, '9O.--The
Marion township convention was
called to order by 7. A. Grcenup.
The meeting organized by clccting
James N. Stapleton chairman and
Henry OFT secretary.
Mr.. 7. A. Greenup and Josiah STREET.
yer elected delegates TO the county
convention from Ccntrctown precinct,
Josiah Steeley for Elston, Henry
Baushauscn for Marion precincts. S.
III. Freshour was elected committee
men for Marion township and ID. l..
~lIathhorn secretary.
The delegates of Marion township
were instructed to support Adam
Routszong as first choice for circuit
clerk in the county convention. j.
\. Stapleton, chairman, IL. c. OFT,
Secretary.