The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-09
:. G.. FULKERsoN, Business Manager.
Thursday, January 8, 1890.

This week has been a week of praye
in Boonvllle.
Call and examine samples ant
prices Of job work.
Mr.. Jacob O.. Antweiler gave us {
pleasant call last week.
Buy a Joni magnetic watch and secure
a perfect time peace at Macauley's.
Thomas Shelley was arrested by Of
tcer John Zimmerman last Friday MORN
ing.
Mr.. E. R. Richards is now the popular
agent for the Missouri Pacific at Usage
City.
A fine line Of ladies' and gents Gold
watches at M~acauley's jewelry store,
next to Exchange Bank.
Mr.. Scheulen "a prominent business man
OF Usage City, has ordered a good sup
ply of job work from this office.
A business meeting Of the Press asso-
Htation of this state will be held in st.
''''o VIZ hc EOu uuu Eiln InSI.
A. j. 1loefer's, headquarters for Ii
brary Lamps.
Mr.. James f. McIIenry was confined
to his bed several days last week on ac-
count of the latest Influenza,
Don't forget The REPUBLICAN Job
office is complete and can do first-class
work at the lowest prices,
We will give space in this paper to
the farmers clubs Of their meetings
Or proceedings at any time.
For a full line of Fancy Groceries for
The Holidays, call on G. W. Thomas.
Send us your orders for job printing if
yju want neat anl clean work at low
lgures. Call and see samples and as
certain prices.
A fine line Of ladies and gents Chains,
harms, Pins, Cuff buttons and all kinds
Of jewclry at Macauley's.
The Catholic Knights Of Boonvllle
celebrated their tenth anniversary I'm n
very successful name at Boonyillc the
week before lust.
Start your subscription for THE STATE
REPUBLICAN, with the beginning of the
New Year.
The entertainment given at the
new Catholic school house Wednes-
day evening was a successful and
very pleasant affair.
Specially in Library Lamps at A. j.
Hoefer's. See them.
we will take. pleasure in publish
Ing the meetings or proceedings Of
my q. A. r. clubs. Our columns
are always open 10 the cause.
For SALE.
closing them out. Lot of Davis sew
ing machines at cost, at George Porth's
jewelry store.
a special meeting of the Schumate
Republican club will he held at 2 p.
m. next Saturday for tie transaction
Of important business.
Send IN your subscriptions at once for
The REPUBLICAN. Only one dollar per
year in advance.
Nj. Goldman will commence selling
4 large stock OF clothing and furnish
ing goods at auction next SATURDAY,.
See advertisement in this paper.
Several Of our advertisers have in
formed us that they are well pleased
with their ads in The REruBLlcAN-
the returns have been quite satisfac.
tory to them.
Get your watch, clock and jcwclry re.
pairing done at II. a. Macavley's
lewciry store, No. 2Oi East High, street.
With II continuance OF liberal patron.
age we will double the siz, OF THE Re-
PUBLICAN in less than three months.
with its columns filed with interesting
re'.aihg for the people of this Jay.
Library Lamps from $3.50 to Sl4 al
A. j. lIoefer's.
Mr.. F. G. Schooner, forwarding and
commission merchant at Usage City, has
charge of the steamer Frederick, and
VIII make n success OF 1t. Mr.. Schoenen
Is a pioneer and thorough business man.
The largest and finest lot of Library
Lamps ever kept in the city at A. j.
lIocfe,'s.
The i%nfuenza has taken this city in
q swoop, and great care should be
taken as a cold wave has come with
it. Look out for pneumonia.
G. w, Thomas is eutitled to the "blut
ribbon as a window dresser. His dis
play of holiday delicacics always attract
attention.
Mr.. David Marshall, a rcsiden. for
many FEARS of Tuscumbia, died at his
home in Tuscumbia Thursday night
of last week, aged 62 years. Mr..
Marshall was respected by all who
knew him.
FOR SALE!
-Four Mexican ponies, cheap. For
further particulars apply to George
Perth.