The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-03

Mr.. william Litton was granted a
pension on last Monday.
Mr.. Charles Holman Of near SCOTS,
lost a fine horse last week.
G. A. r. flags at Fred Rommel's s.
Mr.. D. III. Austin, ex-represcnta-
tive of Miller county, died at his
home neal Eldon, on Wednesday Of
last week.
Get G.. A.. r. flags at Fred Rom
mel's for Illuminating.
DR.. j. A.. Kerr, one of the oldest
practitioners in the city, has removed
to 1871 High street, over Joseph Helm.
richs barber shop.
Call on Fred Rommel If you want
something nice in the way Of G.. A.
r. flags.
The "Furnitnre King is rejoiced
to have his friends stand to him so
nobly in his election for school di-
rector last Tuesday. The king gen.
orally gets what he asks for.
Call on T.. A. Dwight, 702 West
| Main street and examine the new
Monarch Avery Check Row Corn
Planter 81, 900 premium offered for
an equal to this corn planter. If
The finest and greatest variety OF
illuminating flags in the city at Fred
Rommel's book store.
, The heaviest snow of several years
fell here last Sunday and Sunday
night. 1t was estimated at from II
to 20 inches. The warm sur of Tues
day caused a rapid thawing.
The cheapest and finest selection
of flags in this city can be had at
Fred Rommel's book store.
The Third ward polling place was
not opened until s o'clock last Tues
day, as no stove had been put in the
room or any other necessary prepare
ton for the purpose Of a polling
place except the booths.
If you want a lag--and every
house in the city will have them du.
ring the G.. A. r. encampment-call
at Fred Rommel's book store and ex.
anime his stock. They are superb.
In the Warrensburg society note:
published in the Kansas City Journa.
of last Saturday, was the following
"NIlss Helen Dix Of jefferson City
one of the most popular norma
students, is quite i'll at her boarding
place"
a young man named Kitchen was
fined in Justice Wagner's court las
Saturday for disturbing the peace a
a school house.-Moral. Do not dis
turb the peace of a school or church
The wind storm of last Thursday
did considerable damage in the coun
try in the way Of blowing down fen.
ces. The roof of Mr.. Glen Wares
house, the old Dixon home, mile
west of the city, and occupied by
MI. T. M. Barker, vas blown off.
The State Democratic Central com.
mittee have issued the notice of theil
nominating convention to nominate c
candidate for supreme judge, railroad
commissioner and superintendent O.
public schools, to be held at st
Joseph on June IL.
A Washington dispatch says
CONGRESSMAN Dick Norton, one o
cx-Treasurer Noland's bondsmen
proposes first to ascertain if he il
doing justice to himself if he pays W
his full proportion of the loss, a:
some Of the bondsmen are of an opin
ion that there was something wron!
antedating Noland's time as treasur
. er, and if so those who vouched 70
the latter should not be made to I'll
up the foot prints of those who pre-
E. coded him."
Lawyer Pope came in from Jeffel
son City Saturday. Mr.. Pope is no
+ what the ladies would call a mod
, : man, having quit chewing and smol
t ing, and drinks nothing stronger tina
Gods own beverage - pure col
water .-Tuscumbia Autogram.
DR.. MCGEE has traded for anoth,
# stock of drugs. He has also trade
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