The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-14
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John N. Steiningcr will make a
good probate judge.
Call and examine the stock Of in
fant's shoes at Bright's before buying
elsewhere.
Fulton fair opened on the 18th and
will close on the 10th this week.
A nice assortment of road carts
and wagons can be seen at +. A.
Dwights, 702 West site,
The straws point to the nomination
Of DR.. Enloe fer the legislature, and
w. w. Wagner for collector.
The state convention on The 2Sth
inst, promises to be one of the larg-
est held in years.
A basket picnic will be given at
the Union store near Brazito, next
Saturday.
The finest rain of this season hauled
the meeting of the congressional con-
vention.
The state commissioner advcrtiscs
for $4,000 bushels Of bituminous
coal.
Bring IN your subscription. Help
along the good work of spreading re.
publican gospel throughout the coun-
try.
Chaunccy l. Fiilcy has been filling
some appointments in the Fourteenth
congressional district. lie IS doing
good work.
The circus was not one Of the
greatest on earth, but for the small
boy it was large enough for all pur.
poses.
The Mason had considerable
trouble making her las. trip. The
lack of rain is shown in the low stage
Of the river.
Tie delegates to The congressional
convention were a fine appearing and
determined looking body Of tic
~staunchcst of Iissouri's citizens.
We insist that this is a bad year
for democrats. The farmers are with
us. The laboring man is with us, and
q solid republican parry is with us.
a picnic at Wardsville on the 10th
Is advertised, and all candidates and
others in search of q good time are
cordially invited.
The suburbcn place, cast of the
city, was sold Tuesday by the c
tor, Judge Joseph Stampili, to Mr..
Henry S~trodkoctler for $4,000.
Gov. Francis is going to New York
to consult an ear specialist. If it
will enable linn TO hear the cry Of the
taxpayers on Main street for street
improvements, the specialist will have
our thanks.
Some valuable improvements are
beng made at the w%aterworks under
the supervision of +. II. Binder,
president of the company.
J,lferson City is becoming q manu-
featuring point. 1t a show up
more manufacturing cstabli shments
than any city Of its SIC in the state.
jefferson City is the city Of con-
vcntions this year. Two senatorial,
two congressional and two state con-
ventions. Every party is beginning
to recognize J,ffcrs:n City as the
proper place to hold large gatherings,
Messrs. Powell, editor of the Rol'a
New Era, and Robert Rohyn of the
Hermann Savings bank, was in the
city this week attending the congress.
s'onal convention, assist'ny in putting
ont a candidate to succeed Mr..
B,a d.
There should be some means pro-
vided for taking care of horses that
are brought to the city and kept tied
TO q post for from ten to twenty
| hours without water or fool. Ii the
owner OF n horse cannot give 1t better
attention and more mercy, it should
be taken care Of by somebody.
At the meeting Of the city council,
held on Monday last, all the bids for
the Improvement of High street were
considered AMI rejected, owing to
the fact that they were all above the
engineers estimates. The Lids for
building bridges for MvCarty and
bolivar streets were also rejected for
fho somn unrs on