The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-02-12

Mr.. Chas. Linsey OF near Elston,
was N the city last week preparing
for a "trip through Southwest Mis-
souri, on business and to visit rela.
tives.
Mrs. VIM. Vogdt died yesterday
morning. She was the widow Of the
late VIM. Vogdt. The funeral took
place to-day.
The democratic nominating con.
sa ais q
Marchto nominate a city ticket.
Mrs. Prices offer of her West
Main street property for a city GEM
etery was rejected by the council
Monday evening.
Judge John NJ. oldham was ap.
pointed coroner by the county court
yesterday,
II the diphtheria exists among any
of the children in the city some pre-
caution should be taken to prevent
its spreading. The same should be
done in cases of scarlet fever.
During. a few days last week there
went out a great cry for street cross
ing. The recent mud dobbing on
High street without crossings.i is not
taking very well.
Mr.. Richard Huff is having Messrs.
'Theo. Tanner & Co. preparing a
sample portable sorghum furnace Of
bis newly patented furnace for exhi-
bition in this city,
Mr.. Tenny Mckinney of Aurora
Springs came Go this city last Thurs
day to meet a wholesale jeweler, to
examine samples and make pur-
chases. Feuuy IS a thorough young
business man, and we are glad to
note his success.
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Mr.. Jacob Goldman spent several
days of last week in our eityHe is
now doing a fine jobbing business in
st. LOUIS. He has many friends in
this city and surrounding country
that regret his leaving here.
Representative Julian has intro.
duced r bill that provides that every
theater or, public hall, seating more
than 1000 people, the parquet or
ground floor, shall not be more than
three feet above OF below the grade
Of the street.
Mrs. John Friday died yesterday
moaning after a lingering illness of
several weeks. Mr.. Friday is enc of
our most popular and good mer-
and has many friends who
extend their sympathy in his loss.
Mr.. Wells has taken charge of the
livery stable of his brother, the late
+. Wells, and as he is a clever
md good business Young man, will
10 doubt make the stables a success.
'll enterprise,
The bid Of 1912 by the Merchants
Iank for the deposit of the county
unds for the ensuing two years Is
to be a fair interest to the
of the county. The Cole
Democrat says this is the
lrst time the county has re-
ieived "a dollar for the tax payers
money. +.
The Gwinn alien ownership bill
vas taken up and passed without
discussion, The bill provides that
% person, other than a native or
Iaturalized citizen of the United
'uates shall be capable of acquiring
tile to real estate, by purchase, de-
ice or descent in this state.
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On Thursday Of last week occurred
he marriage Of Mr.. A. A.. GallaghA
md Miss Burnettye L. Zuber, at the
church. The Rev. )Hoog
dictated. The bride was attended 8
" her two sisters, Misses Zeralda I
md Mamie, and the groom by Mr.. ]
Ohm Gallagher Of Boston, and Mr.. ]
Ohm B%renneisen. The young folks
very popular here and enjoy the
congratulations Of a large circle Of
Specimen Cases. !.
s. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was v
ronbled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
is stomach was dlsordercd his liver was e
ifected to an alarming degree, appetite 9
ell away and he was terribly reduced IN b