The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-16
f. g. FULKERsoN, Business Manage,
Thursday, January 1G, 1890.

Call and examine samples and
prices of job work.
Tho pump house at the depot
burned last night.
Buy a non-magnetlc watch and secure
a perfect time peace at M%acauley's.
The Missouri Pacific pay a passed
west Tuesday.
Hon. j. G. McGinnis was in the
city this week.
Tho Sllcott reimbursement bill was
defeated in the house Wednesday.
Marriage license was granted to James
w. Elliott and Miss d. Ann. Wcdlok, a
few days since.
A fine line of ladies' and gents Gold
watches at Macaulcy's jewelry store,
next to Exchange Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Kolkmeyer quite
an aged couple of this city, have been
very sick for several days past.
The wind aud storm at this place Sun.
day afternoon caused some alarm for q
few minutes.
Send IN your subscription at once fol
The REPUBLICAN,. Only ono dollar pei
year In advance.
D. Crawford & Cos. dry goods
store in St. Louis lost $40 900 by fire
Wednesday.
Ella, daughter of Mr.. julius Wag-
ner, died on Tuesday morning, aged
twelve years.
Get your watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairing done at il. A. Macauley' {
jewelry store, No. 2Dl East High street
Walter Blaine, son of Secretary
James G. Blaine, died Wednesday Of
pneumonia.
Mr.. G. SUDDEN has recently added
10 his photograph establishment some
very costly and new instrum ents.
Mr.. Charles Linsey, n OF OIL
prominent citizens and best farmers,
was in the city last Tuesday.
FOR SALE!
Closing them out. Lot of Davis sew
ing machines at cost, at George Porth''
jewelry store.
We learn from our Usage City cor
respondent that the Usage river is or
a boom.
The printers ball, fixed for the
18th, promises to be q magnificent
affair.
A fue line Of ladirs'a aud gents Chains
Charms, Pins, Cuff buttons and all kinds
Of jewelry at Macauley's.
Miss Lena SeideI, the popular
salcslady at Mr.. H. +. Schullz's
dry goods store, is visiting her home
in Clinton this week.
Send us your orders for job printing Il
you want neat and clean work at lov
figures. Call and see samples aud as
certain prices.
The Winan's photograph studio
has been turning out some of the
finest specimens Of the art seen il
this vicinity.
A congressional commission has
recommended the increase Of the
lnavy during the next fourteen years
| by 100 vessels at q cost of $3.50, 900,
900.
A Protracted meeting was com
menced at the Methodist church lasI
Monday. R"v. Mr.. Carpenter Of Kan
sas City, will assist in the services
Mrs. Clara Hoffman will lecture q
The Baptist church at 2:30 Saturday
afternoon, and at the Christian
church al 8 o'clock Sunday after
noon.
Maj. John B, Harlow was appoint
cd postmaster &C St. Louis ycster
day. lie has been distributing agen'
in the st. Louis postotiice a numbe,
Of years.
The LaGrippe Is taking to II citi
zens without respect of age, sex o
condition Of color or circumstances
A more suggestive name has b,el
given the comprehensive gripper.
At the regular meeting Of the G. AR
Post Of this city last Tuesday nigh
eighteen recruits were balloted for, an
twenty comrades wore to be mustered
The officers for the ensuing year were III
stalled.
The st. Louis cyclone killed four per
sons, wounded qnite q number and de
stroyed considerable property .Sun3a
afternoon. In Clinton, KY, forty-fv
houses were demolished, eleven pcrsor
killed and nfty three wounded. Sewers
other places felt the storm severely, bl
The damage was not great,
The following officers of the Fir.
National bank were elected for til
ensuing year on Tuesday: Prcsiden'
W. G. Young; Vice.P President, job
G.. Schctt Cashier, Oscar G. Burch
Book-keepcr, G. A. Bauer /; Collec'
or, Emil Schott. =.
The republicans of each county shoul
now begin 10 organizc-organizo tho
nughly, and continue the 0rgauizatio
until they are q compact 0rganizatiC
all over the state, and In n discipline
working condition. The REPuBLICA