The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-27

Glenn A. Ware farm, one mile west
Of the city. IN
Lebanon wants the southwest
branch extended from Bagnell to
Lebanon. Jefferson City will assist
in the enterprise.
The people of this city must work
for the growth and benefit of the
city, not for a clique or a few indi-
viduals. Break the stale council
next Tuesday.
Messrs. Lawrence Linhardt, q thor
ough and well known young business
man, and L. Blumhoffer, a first class
baker, will open their new bakery
and confectionery store in q few
days.
Mas'er Eugene, son of Mr.. Lorenz
Wagner, died last Monday, aged
three years. The family have the
sympathy of their many friends in
the loss of their little boy.
A nan named Garry, supposed to
have been implicated in the robbery
of the postoflcc at Brumley, Miller
county, was arrested in this city
Monday by Marshal Schirmer.
! Mr.. John VIM. Schultz has recon .
sidered his withdrawal from the race
| for alderman of the Third ward. lie
| says in his card in this issue of The
REPUBLICAN, if elected he will serve
to the best interests of the city. He
is just the kind Of alderman the peo-
pie want and will elect.
Open for inspection and sale, at
lower prices than ever known in this
city, the latest and finest styles of
dry goods, at the Dallmeyer Dry
Goods Company, High street.
The steamer Hugo came in yester-
day with about 800 sacks of wheat
from Usage river points for the Dulle
Milling company, and will take back
from the mills a cargo of -four, bran,
etc.
On next Tuesday our new post
master will assume his duties under
the new administration, and TIE RE-
PUBLICAN extends its congratulations
and best wishes for q successful and
satisfactory term.
There is not q candidate on the re-
publican ticket for alderman who an
ticipates or would receive by any
combination sos, more or less, per
month on q team working for the
city.
We understand a meeting Of the
city council will be held this evening
to have q treasnrer's settlement,
which, we are told, has not been done
since Mayor Riddler's administers
ton.
The people Of this city would like
to see the financial statement of the
city's affairs, which they have been
denied. They will get it if they
elect the republican councilmen next
Tuesday.
Elect live and cntcrprising men to
the city council. If fair and impair
tial reference is made to the city's
interest during the past year, every
republican candidate on the ticket
will be elected.
Don't forget it," the "Independ-
ent" ticket is q straight out and out
democratic ticket, and the people
who want a change for the good of
the city will not be foiled by ''Inde-
pendents."
Mr.. Noland's bondsmen have not
settled with the state. They will try
to ascertain whether or not q portion
of the shortage was under his prede'
cessor. If so, their liability is les
sened to that extent FIX.
Hon. William Warner, who was
placed in nomination for governor O
Missouri some months ago, by TIL
STATE REPUBLICAN,, seems to be gain
ing favor and the endorsement of thu
entire republican press of the state
Road overseers will be elected q
the school meetings next Tuesday
! The farmers should select their yer,
best and most experienced men TO
/ the positions, as good roads are ont
of the most essential points for til
farmer.
, Mr.. j. II. Smith, formerly o
t Westminster, Carroll county, Mary
g land, (south of Mason and Dixon