The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-04-17

Save up all the rags you wish to
dispose of-keep them together and
they will be called for regularly each
week. See advertisement of the Red
store. II
The Red store has the finest lot of
the finest country hams we kept in
this city. Every one guaranteed to
be good. Call and see them.
In the Kansas City court of ap-
reals, the case of Peter Davis, ap-
pellant, VS.. j. F. Clark, respondent,
from this county, has been reversed
and remanded.
Mr.. John l.. Sullivan is suffering
severely from a wound made by a
circular saw at his saddle tree shop
at the p~enitentiary.
Mr.. John 7. Craven, the hand
soonest and most entelprising grocer
in the west, is doing a fine business.
He is now selling brown sugar, a
staple, 1t wholesale cost. Try prices
on other goods.
Miss Dora Marks of Chamoi5, Mo-,
came up last Friday and will leave
for her home Sunday goth, while here
she was the guest Of her friends Miss
Jennie Goldman and Miss Mary
Faust.
Mr.. Peter Vogel of Brazito, reports
the recent election in Brazito straight
| republican. The democratic mayor,
for several years past, VIM. H.
Plummer, being retired for this year.
Mr.. Geo. Holzer, an old veteran
and living republican of Clark town
ship, was one of the prominent g..
A.. II. in attendance at the encamp-
mcnt last week, and while here gave
this office q pleasant call.
Mr.. Green Robinson wishes to in
form all who arc fond of sho citing
sport, that he has opened q first-class
shooting gallery in the building ad.
joining Goldman's clothing store,
for practice shooting.
Our stock of Children's, Bows,
Youths and MEMS clothing is larger
than ever before. Our stock of Gents
furnishing goods and Hats and Caps is
Immense. Entire new stock, the latest
styles and the 10 vest prices. You will
do well to call on us.
NJ. GOLDMAN.
On Thursday night of last week
the residences of Mr.. Ed T. holland
and Mr.. John w. Gordon were bur-
glarized. Mr.. holland lost a valuable
gold watch and some money. Mr..
Gordon, we understand, lost about
$12O.
Hon. c. D. Knight Of Bancroft,
Daviess county, was about the flesh
lest and most genial G.. A. r. at the
encampment. An acquaintance from
his county suggested that Mr.. Knight
would certainly represent his county
IN the lower house Of our next gen.
eral assembly, which, we trust, may
be true, as he is one of the staunch
and rellables.
Mr.. Walker w. Goodall was
knocked from the track at the Main
street crossing by the tie train engine
of the branch on Tuesday evening,
resulting in a bro ken thigh and sew
eral very severe bruises about the
head and body. He was taken to his
home and attended by Drs. Thomp-
son and Thorpe.
W. are in receipt of 4 copy of the
Daily Mining Exchange Journal of
Denver, in which appear the cards
of Louis Wagner, Esq, attorney at
law, and Mr.. c. f. Schmidt, member
Colorado Mining Stock Exchange,
broker in mining stocks and mines.
The 'Jourual' contains a pleasant
sketch of Frank.
Judge Ryland of Sedalia instructed
the grand jury to indict all persons
known to have played the games pro-
gressivc euchre, high five, etc.
Among those liable to indictment and
having been summoned before the
grand jury, are a number of Sedalia's
ladies, who are greatly excited over
the matter, and fear an Indictment
for gambling.
Mr.. Bland is again out with his
announcement as q candidate for re-
election. Let the DeODle of the dis.