The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-05-14

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for sale by the- following merchants in
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I.
Mayor Grimshaw, Councilman A.
C. Shoup, Major Tom Park and Col
onel Chambliss leave to-day for q
camp fish and hunt on the Gascon-
ade.
A Fine line 8 day, half-hour strike
Walnut clocks $3.50 each at Macau-
ley's, 204 East High st.
Judge ]. b. CAN'T Of tho supreme
court, will deliver the address to the
graduating class of our public school
at Lohman's opera house on Monday
the 25th at Sa. m.
II you want your watch, clock OF
iewolry repaired, or engraved in good
style, on short notice, call on T. G.
Burkhardt, City hotel building.
Hon. Chauneey L. Filley Of st.
bnis, Mo has beenvcry ~favorabIy
Spoken OF -by-seperal of our northern
and eastern republican papers as
being the ablest and best man to sue,
coed President Harrison at the com.
ing election.
Mr.. Stephen Ortmeyer of Taos,
this county, received a bruise on the
head while in st. Louis last week,
which almost resulted in paralysis,
when he arrived here Tuesday.
"Uncle Steve" has a host of friends
here who wish him a speedy recoy-
cry.
On account Of the late season we
are now forcing the sale of our enor-
nous stock of spring dry goods by
offering special bargains and reduced
prices in every department. Come
and see for yourself. Store now
open every evening until s o'clock
X. DALLMEYER, Madison St.
The names Of the jurors in the re-
cent holland trial are John N. Stein
niger, Geo. W. Hickam, Samuel
White, w. X. Jones, II, w. Bay
singer, and Albert Pringer-six, who
voted for conviction, and the follow
ing six voted for acquittal j. w.
Ogden, D.A. Dawson, w. b. Taylor,
r. M. Proctor, G. l.. Evans and VIM.
Hogg.- The jury stood six for ac-
quittal and six for conviction from
the first ballot, and neither side would
yield to the last.
The German Evangelical church
extends a cordial invitation to all who
take an interest in the erection of Its
new church edihce, to attend the
corner stone laying next Monday
afternoon at ? O'Clock, May IS. The
services will be conducted by Rev.
.. U. Schneider, assisted by the Rev.
L. Kohlman Of Sedalla, Mo-, Rev. F.
A. Umbeek and Rev FIR, Wiedner Of
California, Mo.
At a meeting of the executive com.
mittee of the Missouri Press Asso
citation last Friday in St. Lonis, il
was decided to hold the next annua.
press association IN st. Louis ON tho
second of next September, to last
three days. After the convention an
excursion Of a week or ten days vii
be given to either The Thousand
Islands, Lebanon, Mo-, Springs, Elk.
celsior Springs or Hot Springs. Au-
rora Springs had no representative
present on the executive committee,
and was not put on the program.
You can buy Coats best spool
cotton at ic or 45c.; best English
needles &c best American pins DC
Adamantiye pins lie paper; extra
quality knitting cotton &c ball good
vests Toe, Fast black hose 10c, best
table oil cloth 25c, Amasherg apron
Iginghams 8 1-3c, best shIrting prints
DC, SO inches wide, dress goods IL
I-2c, fine brown muslin, yard wide,
6 lac, 100 fancy parasols at hall
price. Nice Jerseys Coo on the dol
lar, at r. Dallmeyer's cash store.
Madison st.