The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-06-18

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lation to Cole county lead mines,
may obtain same by addressing Mai.
VIM. Carter Hickory Hill, Mo.
Engraving neatly done at T. j.
Burkhardt's, City Hotel building.
The Methodist Sunday school
started at Z o'clock this morning for
an excursion TO the painted rock on
the Usage.
Have your watches repaired at r.
j. Burklardt's City Hotel building.
Read change in advertisement of
Mr.. Henry Schmidt. lily has some.
thing good for his customers.
Prompt attention given to repair
ing of watches, clocks and iewclry,
at I. j. Burkhardt'S, City IIotel
building.
This city should improve its streets
by adopting electric lights and q
cable line of street cars,
a Fine line s day, holf-hour strike
Walnut clocks So. 80 each at Macau.
lcy's, POI East High st.
The value of the entire property
| of the State university is put at ST..
100000.
Our city marshal is still confined
to his room, but deputies Crump and
Bowden are up and always on the
Alert.
For watches clocks, iewcly .silverware.
etc. go to George Perth, the leading
jewclry house in Central Missouri. Low
est prices, considering quality Of goods,
which are warranted as represented.
Prof. l. +. Page has been reelected
president of Lincoln institute, 10 the
perfect satisfaction Of all.
When q Fourth of July program
''mcets with great favor from the
public" something should be done.
For summer clothing 90 to NJ.
Goldman.
a reunion of the Blue and Gray
will be held at Sedalia on the Fourth.
and grand preparations arc made for
three DAYS celebration.
Tourists tickets arc now on sal to
Colorado points, Denver, Pueblo and
Manitou and return, at S32. 60. For
further particulars inquire of John j.
Church, agent.
The closing exercises of Lincoln
institute at the capital last Friday
were very crcditabIe in every partic-
ular. f. L. Luckett, Esq, presented
The graduating certificates.
For fourteen days, commencing
Saturday, 18th inst, we will sell any
light-colored suit at actual cost. NJ.
Goldman.
All of the small towns surrounding
this city are making arrangements
to celebrate in patriotic style the
Fourth of July. The Tribune's eff
fort and program has not, up to this
time, created much enthusiasm for a
celebration at This place.
Farmers are becoming very uneasy
as TO the result Of the weather. The
everyday rains for the past two
weeks have already destroyed q large
area OF wheat, and now harvest is on
hand and the rain coaseth rot.
The election last Tuesday on the
appropriation of $4,000 for Two new
school houses and the city limit OK.
tension created as much excitement
as II general election. The result
was, ro doubt satisfactory to the
majority Of the voters.
The following from the Tuscum.
bia, Miller Co.. Autogram, appears
snaky, hut II is no doubt q fact:
Jeff Vaughan, who lives west of
town about three mics, had n thrill.
ing experience with six wildcats on
last Friday, which fully proves the
statement that = man can "whlp his
weight in Wildcats Mr.. Vaughan
was out hunting on the day in Qucs-
ton and hearing repeated bowls Of
pain from his dog started in the di-
rectiop Of the sounds. Arriving at
the scene, lie discovered that h.. 1oo
had been attacked h. six wildcats,
two old ones ..,nd four kittens, and
'u"' &c dog was getting decidedly
the worst Of the fight. Fearing to
shoot lest he kill his dog, Jeff jumped
into the fray with "both feet" so to
speak, The old cats sprang to one
side, when they were dispatched by
two well directed shots. When the
old cats had been killed three of the
young ones left the dog and went to
where the old ones lay dead. One Of
the kittens still held unto the doc.