The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-02-06

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prices Of job work.
Mr.. John Krspn;r gave The REruB
LIoAN a pleasant call last Saturday
In this issue we publish new cards o
our prominent banking Institutions, th,
Exchange, the First National and tn,
Merchants.
Send us your orders for job printing |
you want neat and clean work at low
figures. Call and see samples and as
certain prices.
1t is said that the ground hog did
not see his shadow last Sunday, ant
now the believers q prepare for ar
early spring.
John Thomas, q barber of this cit,
for several years, and respected and
prominent colored citizen, died on
last Saturday of pneumonia.
Mr.. F. M. Brown received last
Monday q consignment Of four hound
pups from abroad. 1t is needless 10
say that they are of fine stock.
Mrs. A. j. Porch, of ncar Russell
vile, is in attendance upon her sis
ter, Mrs. Hooper, who is quite i'll
with the measles. --Clarksburg Home.
DIR. VIC Halter las been admitted
to bail. His bond was fixed at &c.
600. Hon. Edwin Silver accompan-
, led the doctor TO Ft. Smith. The
trial is set for the 18th of May next.
We have recciycd a synopsis OF
annual report Of the labor bureau.
Mr.. Lee Mcriwethcr, the commits
sioner, is now in st. Louis inspecting
the factories.
Mr.. Z. II. Robertson, who hos been
in the mercantile business and post
master at SCOTS for many years,
died OF last Thursday. He was well
known in this city and county. He
leaves q wife and two children.
Mr.. II. II. Waggoner. of near
Cedar City, died on Wednesday
night of last week. He had many
acquointanccs and friends here who
join in sympathy with those who
were related to him.
The Messrs. Opel & CO. are put
ting Il new front 10 the Peasncr bak-
cry building. Tic contractors are of
the best mechanics in the city, and
the building will soon have quite a
different appearance.
Both of the older building and loan
associations of this city elected directors
as follows: Il. ii. Binder, o. G. Burch.
A.. j. Bauer, John II. Craven, r. Dali
Ed Kettering and Fred RommeI. This
association also elected D. G.. Burch
treasurer and Glenn Wallendorf secre-
tary.
The Capital City elected the following
board VIM. Roesen, o. II. Manches-
Ter. j. G. Cullens, j. Tanner, II. G.
Geisberg j. r. Craven Frank Lucas. j.
j. Kcane, Rudolph Dallmeycr, I. b.
dcnheimcr and Charles McGenness. The
board elects the secretary and will meet
on Friday evening for that purpose and
organize.
Supt. w. E. Coleman says: "a
careful comparison of the statistics
and general condition of the schools
of the state for the school year herein
reported with any previous year will
show decided improvement. More
teachers were employed and at better
salaries, more fines were collected
and placed to the credit of the per-
mancnt school fund, more good in
stitutcs were held, and more syste-
matte and thorough work done than
in the previous year."
Jefferson City has q new republi-
can papcr-THE STATE REPUBLICAN,
which we hope will receive sufficient
support to insure its eXistcnce.-Rc-
ileX.
Norman j. Coleman is talked of as
the democratic candidate for COVER
nor in 1892. He may be the demo-
cratic nominee, but some good, hon
est republican will be elected COVER
no",-EX.
The head Of the department of
Missouri, Sons Of Veterans, has is
sued n general order for the celebra-
lion by the members of that organi-
cation on the 18th of February, Lin
coins birthday.
Notice.
On the first Of March 1 will open
my gallery over M. Goldman's store,
which will be the best equipped in
the state, having the latest improved
Instruments. and will be pleased to
have all my friends call on me. Those
having pictures due them, from me,
can have same by calling on NJ. Gold
man.
S. GOLDMAN.
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