The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-03-10
The Missouri river Is in fine boat.

Aunt ] izzie Cotton colored aged
1903 years died In this city last Mon.
day morning.
Mr.. L. c. Lohman will build q
fine 10 room residence on the Peter
Meyer place, on south Jefferson
street.
Mr.. A. j. Shockley will open a
hardware store in this city as soon
as his store room is in order.
&, Closing out at less than cost as l
am going to retire from the shoe
business; boots, shoes, fixtures aud
furniture at great bargains. Geo.
A. McFadden.
Mr.. Theodore Schuelen, dealer In
general merchandise at Usage City,
is one of the leading business men Of
the west. He carries a large and
complete stock of goods and knows
how TO handle it.
For watches clocks ,jewely ,s~iiverware
etc.. go to George Forth, the leading
jewelry house in Central Missouri. Low
est prices, considering quality of goods,
| which are warranted as represented.
Mr.. Thomas Some of this city and
Miss Leater Harmon, were married
at the brides home near Elston Tues
day evening.
Mr.. s. w. Cox, as agent, sold the
! old Rogers property near the ferry
landing to the Lemp Brewing Com
pany of St. Louis. The company
will put the building in q condition
to keep their beer in IN large quaint.
ties to be handled for the trade here
by Mr.. Jacob Schmidt.
A Republican mass meeting will
be held at the County Court house on
Thursday, March l0th at 3 O'Clock
p. m. for the purpose of elccting
delegates to a convention to nominate
candidates for councilmen.
The Republicans of Missouri can
carry the state if they will get their
vote out and poll it. Jhere arc
thousands If Republicans in the
State who never vote, and who offer
as u pretext, ''lt's no use." Ropqh'
%licans will do their duty as citizens
and Republicans, Missouri can be
redeemed.-EX.
Remember that Ayers Cherry
pectorai has no equal as a specific
for coils, coughs, and affections Of
the throat and lungs. For nearly
half a century it has been in greater
dcmaud than any other remedy for
pulmonary complaints. All drug
gists have it for sale.
Try eLAcE:nsAyeaT ten for Dyspepsia.
Bids for the university were re.
ccivcd by the legislative committee
last Tuesday, the bids were as
follows.
Clinton, 500, 900 in cash and Q
choice of several eligible sites, mono
Of which comprise less than forty
acres.
SedaIia, 100000 and forty acres
of land.
independence offers oil the ground
desired and will put up the build
lngs without cost to the state if
allowed to apply the insurance
money due from the old building.
st. Louis county offers a site near
Attention of $50 acres of land and all
thereon.
Columbia offers 100000 TO re.
tain the university.
| cannot refrain from sending q
word of good cheer on the prospects
CT the republican party. On all
leading measures relating 10 the in.
dustrial interests of the people, we
are strong and growing stronger.
On the contrary, our opponents are
weak and growing weaker. They
are divided; we are united. If we
do not win it is our own fault. We
will be justly censurable if, with such
great measures involved, every re-
publican does not feel that he is ap
pealed to personally and that victory
in the election depends on him.
James G.. Blaine, Feb. p, 1891.
Grayness, badness. dandruff
and all diseases Of the scalp. and
falling If the hair can be cured by
useing Halls Vegetable Siciliau
Hair Remover.
AL. Fields Ministries will be at the
opera house next Monday evening
and they are recommended BY mum
erous press comments as being thu
best troupe on the road.
The ignorant Democratic papers asl
for the repeal of the tin plate duties
and talk as If there never had been
tariff on tine plate until the presen
law. Under the republican polio,
the tin plate duties have simply beel
increased from a rate which was 8
low tina it was merely a tax on tn
consumer-that is, it was not suhic