The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-05-21

Messrs. george w. Hickam, VIM.
S. and F.. M. Tagart of Marion, were
in the city last Monday.
Mr.. Ira I. johnson, a prosperous
merchant Of T4isoumbia, was In the
city yesterday attending the. Cole
circuit court.
The prospect for an immense
strawberry crop this season by the
growers of this section was never
better.
The silver celebration of st. Peters
Benevolent society Monday was a..
very pleasant and successful affair.
Gilmorc's ''Twelve Temptations
at Lohmdn's opera house Friday
evening was ono of the llnesttroupes
sess4NxslAssd his eil
On. account of the late season we
are now forcing the sale of CDR enor-
nous stock of spring dry goods by
offering special bargains and reduced
prices in every department. Come
and-sec for yourself. Store now
open every evening until 8 o'clock
r. DALI,IEYER, Madison ST.
Tho southwestern Ba1d assUpiasf
tioH meeting at HeTmUnH, May Us,
"a and 20. One fare for tue round
trip on the Mo, Pac. Ry.
The steamer Mason had to be held
at Bonnots several days this week OH
account Of low water near the mouth
of the Usage, with $50 tons Of freight
on board.
Brakeman Geo. Gilbert had two
Of his fingers crushed so badly that
they had to be 0mputated, in coup
ling cars on the branch train last
Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Czarlinsky has Resumed.
charge of the Red Store again and
has added=same new goods lie in
vites everybody to call. .
A very pleasant excursion was
made from -this city up The Usage
Monday. Gov. and Mrs. Francis
accompanied the cxcursionists.
The Red Store is now carrying a
large assortment of shoes and hats at
Hover prices than can be had else.
| -whefe.-eaH and buy if you'll want
bargains.
In this issue appears a notice re-
garding school bonds, Holders of
the bonds mentioned should read the
notice.
The manager of the Red Store,
MIR. Charles Czarlinsky, is an ener-
getic merchant and does not intend
that his goods shall remain on the.
shelves, but he will sell them. Call
when you want bargains.
c.. NJ. Edwards and j. n. Rusk
haYe formed a co-partnership as on
tractors for all kinds of plastering.
They give prompt and special atten-
ton to orders from the country.
The inquest over the body Of Mr..
Thos. A. Sexton, who was run over
by a freight train Monday night near
the pork house, was held Tuesday.
The body was terribly mangled. The
remains were. buried in the city cen
etery Tuesday.
The laying of the corner stone Of
the new German Evangelical church
took place Monday afternoon. The
services were very impressive and
largely attended. The services were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. j. U.
Schneider, and Revs. Wieder and
Umbeck of California, Rev. kaufman
of Sedalia and Rev. DIR. Gauss of the
Presbyterian church of this city.
You can buy Coats best spool
Cotton at lie or 45c.; best English
needles &c, best American pins &c /;
AdamantiYc pins lc paper extra
quality knitting cotton sc ball good
Yests 10c, Fast black hose lQc, best
table oil cloth 25c, Amasherg apron
gingliams S1.5e, best shlrting prints
SC, SO inches wide, dress goods II
lie, fine brown muslin, yard wide,
6 lac, 100 fancy parasols at half
price, Nive Jerseys Zoe on the dol
lar, at r. Dallmeyer's cash store,
Madison St.
Mr.. John Nj. Reid, who has been
visiting his brother and family, was a
former partner of the latter for over
10 years. We understand Mr.. Reid
was much pleased with the capital
city, and it is not improbable that
the old ties that bound the MessFs.
Reid Brothers so strongly for years,