The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-28

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heads Joined fully az one head, with
four eyes in natural position and
three ears. Mr.. Schneider sent the
skin to New Haven, Mo to be filed
for preservation.
Ladies of Shumate Chapel will give n
supper Tuesday, Feb. 5, for the benefit
of Leighs, Indian Territory, mine suffer-
ers. 1t should be we'll patronized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr.. G. G. Brooks,
formerly Of this city, brought the re-
mains of Louis Martin here from
their present home at Snithton, Ark,
last Thursday for burial. Undertaken
Hcinrichs took charge OF tue remains.
You can get artists pictures cabinet
size for SO. 90 per dozen at Winau's gal
lery.
The marriage of Mr.. John w.
Grieshammer and Miss Annie Brede
mann took place at the Catholic
church Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock.
The service vas an impressive n
and witnessed by a large number of
relatives and friends. A grand and
beautiful reception vas given at tue
Central hotel during the evening.
For watches, clocks ,jewely ,siiverware,
etc., go to George Forth, the leading
iewelry house in Central Missouri. Low
est prices, considering quality of goods,
which are warranted rs represented.
r. S. Babbitt, of Ohio, wrote 8.
w. Cox offering for sale n fine farm
of 200 acres in Galloway county
very cheap $1,000.
Mrs. Albert Koebler, we under
stand, died at her home near Schulz
ert's Thursday of last week. Mrs
Koehlar was the mother Of Mrs.
Names of this city.
Halls Hair Remover enjoys a worll-
wide reputation for restoring the hair to
bald heads and changing gray hair to
the original cJlor of youth.
A special train loaded with Buck
eye cultivators is billed to pass
through this city at loo tomorrow,
westward bound.
Aristo or any other cabinet size, 90
per dozen at Wlnau's photograph gal
lely.
The Alba Haywood company was
one of the best ever seen in this city
and they are worthy a full house.
That beautiful glossy sheeu. so mucl
admired in hair, can be secured by the
use of Ayers Hair Vigor. There il
nothing better than this preparation fol
for strengthening the scalp and keeping
it free from dandruff and itching erup
tions.
r MIR. Frank S. Busser, attorney a
law with the Harding Brothers, O
sol Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
. writes that the winter has been quite
. warm there so far.
Springer's Stree wool" bill isplay
ing in hard luck. The CLEVELAND
. tariff REFORM fellows don't like i
e because it don't go far enough, th
wooden manufactures oppose it, tn
republicans laugh at it, and it is no
q go"
/. The REPUBLICAN, will he pleased I
publish your al illustrators notices
'. trustee sales, o ,lcrs Of publication
and other legal advertisements.
y A faded and d. cOlorcd beard is untid
and a misfortune. 1t may be prcvente
d by using B~uckingham's Dye for til
WhisIers, a meyer failing remedy.
;, Mrs. Edward Referring flied las
Saturday a petition for divorce fro'
her husband. The petition state
$. that their marriage took place in 1871;
They have two sons aged Is and /;
'e Mrs. Kettering asks for the younge'
= son and alimony for the support {
u herself and boy.
Marriage licenses were granite
Mr.. Joseph S~ickinger and Miss Clar
d Kauffmann OF Els,on, and Mr.. Marti
Fuchs, Of St. Louis, and Miss Catl
crime Statson, of this city.
If
A number Of persons in this city
among whom ale three or four ladies
X have had the misfortune during I'll
3 past week tc fall on the slippery sid
walks, spraiuing and breaking ankl.
!. ard arms. 1t is true, the owners
property along dangerous walks du
"a ing the slippery and icy time, thin
" people can take the street to sa,
themselves, and the police have no
~ IL seems, venturea as far as Wasl
ington from High to Stewart,
err w at Main from Broadway TO u
u, bridge and Stewart at the corner
os the armory. On all of these plac'
III waltr is run from cutters on the sid
walks, making such places traps
cripple everyone passing over then