The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-09
The city council will meet to-mor-

The city council will meet to-mo
row evening.
We regret to learn Of the scrior
Illness of Marshal Schirmer.
Mr.. Adam Decg has been doing a
extensive business in cnlcimining thi
season.
The 17-year-old son, Ben, of Mr.
Paul 1!ller, died at his home il
Vaudeville last Sunday.
The party given by the Pierlan clul
last Friday evening at Gcrmauia hall Il
said to have been a grand affair.
The report Of the finance committed
shows a balance in the city treasury
on the first of this month of &c..
746.78.
About four inches Of sleet Sunday
night and Monday afforded some
amusement for the boys AMI a little
sleighing.
Miss Mary Tellman, who went to
California for the benefit of her
health, some time since, died at San
Diego, CAL, last week.
The Eye Opener of Tuscumbia, is
an organ p%urporting to be for the
benefit of the farmer and laborer, as
such, we wish it success.
The Typographical union of this
city will give q magnificent ball on
The 18th inst. in commcmo:ation of
Benjamin Franklin's birthday.
A freight wreck occurred near New
Haven, on the Missouri Pacific Tues.
day night, which delayed the fast
mail Wednesday, several hours.
Capt. Alex Stewart was preparing
a crew yesterday to start up tie
o sage with the steamer Hugo. The
Capt. is one of our oldest and best
river men.
Give us your orders for ads and
job work and we will cndeavor to as
sist you through the columns of the
paper in your business, profession, or
aspirations for office. See?
Officers Blackburn and Zimmerman,
are as well rs Mr.. Crump not to be out
done by any officers thi, city has evcr
had. With Marshal S,hirmcr at the
head, this city a feel proud Of her
police force.
The coron2r's jury, in the case of
Albert Hardy for shooting Bert Ousley
at Syracuse returned Il verdict that SIDE
ceased came to his death by a pistol shot
fired by Albert Hardy. and that said
killing was done fcloniously,H
If the warden of the Missouri state
pcnitcntiary positively refuses to buy
mill stuff, Hour or corn meal of the mills
of this city, when he can get u superior
quality at lower prices Than he can buy
a. elsewhere, what Is his reason for so
doing? The whole people pay for these
supplies.
The Kraenzchen given by the Boon
vile Turn and Gesasg Verein at Thcs-
plan hall on New Years eve was n well
attended and very enjoyable affair. The
entertainment opened with a concert and
closed with Il dance. The concert was
excellent, the music being very fine.
-Boonvillc Republican.
The advertisement of NJ. Goldman APP
pears in this issue of our paper offering
n fine and large stock of clothing and
furnishing goods at auction. The auc-
ton sales will commence mex Saturday.
This Is one of the best clothing firms in
our city and we woull regret to see them
retire from business.
Tie democratic party in Missouri g
dominated by bosses and boodlers. Court
house rings and cliqucs control every
county wherein the party has a majority.
For the last dozen years the general as
sembly has been corrupt through and
through. The people will come to their
senses in the neal future and wipe out
bosses as well as boodicrs.- st. Joseph
Herald.
The statement of Henry j. Dulle,
county collector, for December, 1889,
shows the amount of taxes collected
for the month as follows:
State revenue tax = S4,50l 81
State interest tax 2,212 SO
County revenue tax : 1926 80
County interest tax : 6,5l7 GO
County school tax 5,G41 Ga
District school tax 3,048 AZ
Centretown school tax = 293 50
Road tax 1889 "A
Total = 1872 ,4l2 92
The redemption of the State of Mis-
souri, from bourbon rule is no longer q
matter of speculation and another furry
like that Of November, 1883, will land it
In the republican column. Facts at hand
show this. "Thirty-onc democratic
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