The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-21

In 1880 the West had, 95 electoral
votes, -cxt year IL will have 16S.
Mr.. Louis E~hcrhardt a In the
city Saturday OF last week.
Mr.. Charles Lrcsch is now residing
at PIP Dunklin street.
Mr.. Ed son Burch il attending
Westminster College at Fulton.
Poor sleepers should pass many
hours in the dny in Sunshine and as
few rs possible in the shade.
The ice bridge on the Cedar side
gives Capt. Moore o short run with
the ferry boa.
M:ElsEEs w.ss Of cAapY! for west Nerves.
Mr.. James Harris, an aged citizen
living s9me seven miles west Of this
city, died Monday night. We IN
derstand bis aged wife is not expect
ed to last many days more.
Mr.. John Kerl, an old resident Of
this COUNTY, died OF his home, near
Taos, last Saturday.
The continued cold weather since
the first inst, has fully ripened the
ice crop and the harvest will be the
best and largest for several years.
The First Baptist church has made
quite an addition 10 its membership
during the present %protracted meet
ing.
~ BLAcK.DRAuGHT tea cures Constipation.
The next Missouri Press associa-
ton will be- held at Excelsior Springs,
Clay county, May "a, rs and &c.
The annual fair will be given by
the ladies Of the Catholic congrega-
tioo during the second week of next
month.
Mr.. Daniel Coffelt, Of Scruggs,
passed through this city last Satur
day to Henry county to visit a
bryth,r.
The REPrpEIcAN will he pleased To
publish your administrators notices,
trustee sales, orders OF publications
and other legal advertisements.
MIR. Robert Mueller, one Of our
hest farmers and citizens OF near
Usage City, was in the city Monday.
l.. You can get mems heavy under.
wear for 80 cents a suit, at the Globe
Shoe and Clothing house.
One dollar will buy a fine pair Of
shoes for q lady at the "Globe."
~ WINE OF cARDul. a Toxic for Women,
Mcssrs, Gordon & Hampton have
purchased the coal interests Of Mr.,
Northrup.
Mr.. John Dochla is out on an ex
tended Western trip. Mr.. Adam
IIocfer has charge of the grocery
during Johns absence.
Several Of our leading Democrat,
papers in Missouri are booming BIZ
Stone for governor.
Boonvills has a republican club o.
360 members, with q. II. Redman
president; C. c. Bell, vice-prcsl
dent; W. T. Gibson, treasurer, ant
l.. Fl. Lcvens, secretary.
Mr.. PETER has introduced q hill Il
lend Indiana farmers 500, 900 ,00'
IN their farms He probably use'
Inlisna NJ the dog ON which to IT,.
the alliance medicine.
Mr.. X. G.. Cooper, n Of the pro
rrietors of the Denver Tribune va
in the city several days this week
Mr.. Cooper has many old friend
here.
Msslrss,. WINE OF cAnpy! for fsmalsdsSts
We arc informed Judge W lie
Young, Of 81. Joseph, Mo-, has re
turned from his trip East much i'm
proved in health.
The Kettering Paper Box Menu
featuring company, made an assign
ment Wednesday OF last week.
|, Do not forget the League GU
meeting at Sedalia on the 18th q
next month. SEND strong dclegrtc
to, represept this county.
Kansas City is in the lead for n
! National DeMoerAtie eonxsntlon. q
Louis has secured the National Prob
bitlon convention,
II you are a republican and in'el
ested in It's welfare, see that you AZ
: sist In It's organization. Less tai
aud moro work will reveal bette
success.
81 One Of Slater's leading Democrat
statesmen recently expressed him'e
OF the opinion that the present COZ
.gress should take steps to pay off u
Mckinney bill and lot lhc gov 1T
ment debt rest q spell. What
/, bright idssi-Siater Republican.
Judge Murphy, Of Pulaski coHnl