The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-18

were opened Monday.
A Nevada paper says that Mr.
Raithel, who made his escape, has
been returned 10 the asylum.
The Jewish New Year, beginning
at sunset Sunday and continuing
until sunset Monday was celebrated
in the usual impressive manner.
Tho Elston picnic was largely at.
tended and quite successful.
SUDDEN will make you finer cabinet
size photographs for the money than
anybody else in the city. Go to him
and get the best.
Elder Wilkins has accepted the
pastorato of the Fredericktown
church.
The Volksfreund Office will occupy
their new quarters on Madison street
in a few days.
Styles, quality, quantity, guaran-
teed fit and prices to suit the pur-
chaser, cnn be found at the oldest
and most reliable house of NJ. Gold
man. The clothing, hats and fur
nishing goods cannot be found any
where to please you better.
The total enrolment of scholars at
the public school Monday morning
was 500.
Hog cholera seems 10 be among
the hogs in some parts of this county
in an alarming state.
A large number of our citizens at
tended the picnic at Elston Tuesday.
1t is said the fast mail ran from
Usage City to this city Sunday morn
ing in just nine minutes.
Mems brogans from 81 up.
Ladies' Misses and childrcn's shoes
at low figures.
ChildrCns' pants, 30 ccuts.
Fine line Of childrcr3' suits at low
er figures than anywhere else in the
city.
Como and see our stock of ladies'
misses and childrens' shoes. 1t is
complete and of a fine assortment.
All to be found at the Red Store.
The daily mail service from this
city to Usage Bluff will be extended
to st. Thomas, Babbtown and Koeltz-
town.
Mr.. j. l.. Cummings, one of Tus.
cumbia's cntcrprising business men,
passed through the city Tuesday on
his return home from q business trip
to the Red river country of Arkansas.
Mr.. Joseph a. Hendlcy and Miss
Matte Spaulding of Spring Garden,
Miller county, were granted marriage
license Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Macaulcy
retained Thursday from a pleasant
visit of several weeks with relatives
and friends in New York.
The storm here last Friday evening
brought about a change in the at
mosphere that demanded fire and
wraps. The thermometer reg
istered 10 at G q. IN. Saturday.
Mr., Ben Terrell, lecturer of the
national alliance, will speak at the
court house in this city at 10 o'clock
a. m. next Saturday, the~2Oth.
Mr.. Fred Miller, an old resident Of
this city, was buried in the city GEM
etery last Friday afternoon. lie had
been in poor health for some time.
Mrs. Giibers, daughter of Mr..
Herman Maus, died at her home near
Scots last Thursday night and was
buried nj the Catholic cemetery in
this city Saturday morning.
Mr.. Horace Wilcox, former state
printer at this place, is now an in
mate of the home for the disabled
volunteers at Leavenworth
Mr.. ID. A. Waters Of Claysville,
and Mrs. A. Lucasta Seamore of st
Thomas, were married in this city
last Friday by Judge II. II. Saltcr.
Republicans who wish . republican
paper possessing their ideal idea of a
newspaper, should give it at least a
small portion of their liberal printing
office patronage.
The road picnic at the Meister ,,
place last Saturday was not as sue.
cessful as it should have been on &C.
count Of the wet and cold weather,
and the push of the farmers in sew.
ing wheat.