The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-11-28
MISSOURI NEWS.
Albany is going to build . $4,000
prick hotel next year.

prick hotel next year.
Cole county has . supply of gran
itc only four miles from Jefferson
City.
Mrs. q. satterlee, Of Moundvlllei
ssed 20, has commenced to cut hex
third set Of teeth.
There are 1900 miners on the pay
rolls Of the various companies oper-
ating in the Rich Hill district.
A sprsined ankle, resulting from q
defective sidewalk, cost Missouri's
Athens u, ,es6 in cold cash the other
day.
Rolls, by vote OF more than two
to one, decided against the PROPOSE
tion to issue %, 500 in bonds for the
erection Of a city hall.
William johnson, . Carroll county
negro, went cunning for an imsgin-
ary ghost the other night, and sue
ceeded in shooting himself.
The Joplin Ne,ps tells how Colonel
Gregg, one mile east OF Jackson, has
taken out nearly $4,000 pounds Of
lead at grass-root depth in four
weeks.
Mexico A. o. U. W. will hold q
series Of open sessions during the
winter. Interesting musical and
literary programmes will be pre-
sented.
Tho Columbia High School has
been placed on the list of "approved
schools" graduates from which can
enter the University without exam
ination.
Library day was proclaimed to
Missour. schools in 1891. Among
the first to announce its celebration
this year are the Concordia public
schools.
Marceline has lost the Estes Augur
Company. 1t has been incorporated
under the laws of Iowa, and head
quarters will be removed to Fort
Madison.
The Brookfield Budget says Arkan-
sas 10 getting few citizens from
Missouri, but for every man who
leaves this state for Arkansas, two
come from other states.
H. Mohammed, Q Turk, and his
wife, carrying three canary birds
with them, arrived in hich Hill on
what they claim is walking tour Of
from New York to San Francisco,
for a $4,000 wager.
The missing and much sought 8. B.
Black who disappeared September
30, and was first heard Of aiterwsrd
In North Carolina, short time ago,
returned to his homo in the Carl
junction neighborhood last week.
Emeline Barr appeared in the
place Of Mrs. Emmett in support Of
"Fritz," in his Joplin performance
Mrs. E., or "Emily Lytton," as she
10 known on the stage, having
skipped to California, with "a, 700 o.
the company's cash, to join the only
man she ever loved.
Another 10 per cent. dividend hal
lust been paid to the depositors o
the defunct Bank Of Brookfleld
masking . total of 6s1s per cent
paid. The assignees think that II
the wind up the depositors will no
have lost more than 20 per cent. o
the face value Of their accounts.
George W. Kincheloe, the we'll
known populist orator, who formerl.
resided at Macon, Mo-, died at tn
home of relatives in Wright county
twenty Ave miles south of this city
His son, A. 8. Kincheloe, Of st. Louii
bame out on hearing Of his father
serious illness, arriving q few hour
after his death. Deceased was 8
years old, and had been . resident Q
the state many years.
Squire Hume, OF Rolla, had pecul
lar experience in the marriage lin
one day last week. A young coupl
called ON him with . license, an
asked him what his charges were fc
tying the connubial knot. He in
formed them that the law set th
price, which was $3.50, which vi
the best he could do. The youn
man turned to his lady friend IN
said. "Dsrling, guess We won't q
married; the price is more than
will pay.''~ They then turned ar
left the house.
At the Lafayette Park Presbyteris
church, st. Louis, Colonel Luth'
McGilvrsy, wealthy iron broker, n
Mis- Clara Fleschert, formerly typ
writer for the Missouri State 6undi
School associss ON, were united
marriage. The two met last SUNNI
a.tsr the Colonel had, for son
time, watched his bride Of day
work in the sssociation's office o.
posite his in the Laclede buildin
Finally, though he was old enouI
TO be her father, he fell in love WI
her. He dictated his own propoi
10 her, leaving out tho name Of =
person to whom II was addresse
She wrote out the proposal and
took II TO his ofacs, wrote her nsr
at the top Of II, and ssnt II 10 b
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