The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28


stipation, sick headache, dyspepsia
and nervousness. A. BRANpENBERGER.
Ex.State Treasurer Ed. I. holland
went to the ~penitentiary last Thurs.
aayeabonb midnight and Is ~AOxsaet.
ing as Register in the Hospital de-
partment
MI. ~. b~GriAis1ak EVENT to- Kings
VINE MO. Tuesday on business for
N1Dfxpress Go. Mr.. Grims
shaw Ms done considerable work Of
late for the travelling auditor of the
sRQeP
Major Lusk Is again 10 harness
after having honors layishly thrust
upon him at the Sedalia convention
Of circuit clerks. The Major ought
long ago to have been promoted to
the position Of Secretary of State, he
"ht" on the wrong side for promo
ton.
The use Of Halls Hair Remover
promotes the growth Of the hair, and
restores its natural color and beauty,
frees the scalp Of dandruff, letter,
and all impurities.
The Democratic o~ficeseeke1s are
beginning to come out Of the woods.
They will be as thick around dele.
gates as flies around the bung hole of
a ~mollasses barrel when the county
convention meets-but by November
there won't be so many.
Rev. j. T. NJ. Johnston, Mrs
Johnston and their little son left.
Monday for the Pacific coast, They
will visit Portland, San Francisco.
Salt Lake, Tacoma and Seattle and,
make a run up to Alaska. They will
be gone about five weeks.
The nan who fell off a barge at
the Government works and was
drowned last week has,been identii-
cd as Henry Kohle, formerly Of Pip
South Eleventh street, st. Louis. He
was "a years of age, married, and
was insured in four lodges. Rela-
tiYes of the deceased have telegraph
ed to have the body shipped there
and this has been done. by Under
taker HeinrIchs.
/Mr. George Schultz, formerly Of
this place, died at Kansas City Sun
day from prostration Of the heat. He
was employed as an expressman at
the Union depot in that city and was.
a s%on-in-law Of Capt. c. b. Maus Of
this city. The remains we're brought
to this city Monday afternoon for ir-
terment. the funeral was in charge
Of the Odd Fellows lodge.
II is fixed and immutable law that
to have good, sound health one must
have pure, rich and abundant blood.
There is no shorter nor surer route
than by a course Of DE Wits Sar-
saparilla. A. BRANDENGERaER.
The jefferson City Republican club
has had several meetings during the
past week looking toward future
work, At the meeting on Saturday
night the following committee was
appointed TO arrange for the organi-
Aation OF a Warner club: J.. G. Fisher,
A. p. Grimshaw, T.. H.. McKenna,
Joseph stampni, George Forth, W /.
W. Wagner and w. A. Dallmeyer.
This committee will try and report on
Monday night Of next week,
The jefferson City Brick Co. has
had a strike on lis hands during this
week but the matter has been settled
and the men have resumed work.
They wanted better pay or a reduc-
ton ia the task and the company
agreed to reduce the task. The brick
company was organized about four
years ago to give laboring men work
aud not for the purpose Of making
millions, aud We were sorry to see
the strike as it discourages men
from investing in enterprises Of this
kind. But IL was all settled salts
factory to both men and the com
papy.
Floyd Crandall, SO years~of age.
was found dead in a chair Sunday
afternoon at his residence, seven
miles northwest Of this city. His
death is supposed to have been due
to heart disease and an inquest Twas
deemed unnecessary. Mr.C randall was
one Of the pioneers OF the county. and
belonged TO a large family bearing
the name. The funeral took place
yesterday at 6 p. M. at the CrandaIl