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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21

We have repeatedly been asked who
represented this (7th) Congressional
District in the Cincinnati Convention.
to which we reply that Sam. Dunn
doc. SAM and another man by the
name of Strong. were the accepted
delegates to the convention. BY
what authority they were delegated
to speak for the people Of the district
we know not-perhaps the Democrats
can tcll.IAtchisOn County Journal.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21

GEORGE WOLF, of Oregon, Holt
county, was arrested in Forest CITY
on Tuesday, charged with robbing a
jewelry store in Oregon some time
last spring. Nine watches were found
in his possession and identified.
Wolf was committed in default of
81. 900 bail.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21
Admitted to the Bar.

GEelonel William Wilkinson, Of this
Pity, mer-a vGfy creditable examining
tion'sLp eof4mittee of attorueys ap-
poiatea Ps Ais Honor Judge Kelley,
Circuit Court, on TUESDAY last.
was admitted to practice his rrofes-
ssoHihtbe courts Of this portion of the
State. The Colonel is possessed of
considesable ability, and in common
wtththe many friends he has made
sinestia solvent among Us, we wish
him aiibounded success.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21

FOREIGN fruit, nuts, canned fruit, Der
rics in season, and delicious ice cream
and soda water can always be found at
Shedrick's-the best in the market. We
have triedshis make Of lemonade, and it
can't be beat. Don't take our word for
il, but give him a call.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21

The st. Louis SeDgerfest was with
out doubt, the biggest thing which
has occurred in the State. A process
sion three miles long, and the sale of
$4,000 worth of beer infour DAYS are
among the accomplishments OF that
immense gathering.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21

HAVING epened . dressmakiug shop ut Mrs.
III COUGHS, on Fifth street, south of the Public
I tspsrr, I woald call the a~ttsniion Of the public
Svc<rsi6ca bef6sv.s Miss s. N. GIBSON.
This Is 20 certify that Miss Sallie Gibson has
heen In my employ for three years, and Cor the
last Two wears has been in business for. herself.
! can recommend her ns a neat and ~tasfetal sew
or, aud one Thai hss given entire ien in
her ciitting and lifting. Iwsuld advise ali thoSs
xjshlagN gar1neHts cut aud made 10 give her u
- aa.. ion ~iai ffnd fes Kind. patient ann'iHdy,-
-Ekef1nd ] nsn certain yof will go away pleased.
. 3ers.S. n. Stall, fashionable dress,naker.
Z tS6Sa5 fae5 I.a f''@ Jacksonville, III.
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CASH PAID FOR GRAIN.
EcOB FAD E
Merchant Tailor,

INVEST SIDE THE SQUARE.
vaauah. No. Has had an expert
.sre Of msny years. and all his work is irst-
'iass In styls and material l
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Order Of Publication.
HENRY A. SMITH, plaintiff.
against Ellen r. Smith, defendant. Di-

HENRY A. SMITH, plaintiff.
II against Ellen r. Smith, defendant. Di-
Vow on this. tn day Of Nay, AID. 49,, comrs
HrnryA Smith, chspfaiuti6 q Tie eboss entitled
cs1e hefosr W undersigned, Csrk fthe Circuit
. ssSTs IF IF T Assssw . sss St. E E, he S:ti s;.ss al. of a sai-
daSit stating among odirr things INST he sbove
named defendsns, Ellen e. smfth, b q non-rrs-
pdent offhts slate & -yf
in vacation that publication be made notifying
her t1at an sctioH has been commenced against
her by petition IN the Circuit Court Of Andrew
county In The. state OF Ntssoari, The object and
and decsee of said eoprt 4i.sols ing ihe bonds Of
mitrimony existiug brfyfsen Ser and plsinfin.
Henry A. Smith, sod fhsf unfess She be and sp-
pear 1t the EXT trim of sid court, 10 be holden
the county of Andrew in the state Of Missouri.
before the sixth day thereof III IT, Tern, shall s..
long continnr and Y mol, then before the end Of
her as prayed n pisiniin's petition. Il Is fur
ther ordered that q cnp, herssf be puhli-hed III
the Andrew County Espubisan, . nca spaprr
puSlishsd in .sia eo,aiy e Anar,s. for l',.
least fonr weeks befhyr me cpr.nenccm-ni IL
The next term Of said court.
{: PTfINE as EpW ARDS. Cicrk.
By " " ": GaIpwnI,; DspIss Ssri.
/, Phineas Edwards. Clerk Of The Circuit
Court HHhin snd for the county OF -Asdrew. i'll
the st.te OF M3ssoarI, hereby certify the aboyr
the order Of publication in The esarcn therei.,
named n the same npYcars ca die IN ny Office
In witness whereof I nRvv b. rrto
( sctmy hand and Affixed my official
4 ss.l. II my office h. s.ssanah this
PMiSEA~ EbW ARDS. CLERK.
. BY W CALDWELL, Deputy s=S-Is1
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;,sGHFton House /!
Under NeW-M Gnageme nt

Under Ne0 NGnagemen emit.
ftAe ab6e8 hotel, would respectfully an
monaco 10 ne travelling public that he intends
imprOyinG Il In many respects, and an extended
sxperienee as . landlord warrants the belief that
uDshea6e VIA meet eyery want sought for In q
an1 GnAS establishment Commercial men viii
6ud here . No. j sample room to display sam
pies. Special inducements to regular boarlers.
uinnibnses leave for and arrive from every train
passing fhe city Give rs trial.
~ ~t J. VI. CULLEGS.
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CLOTHING, =, go !
HATS And GAPS. ''a, !. 90
BOOTS AND SHOES, 81 ar
l.al TRUNKS AND VAIIsES,
carpet 3 g. Notions. Gents Rurni n.
-. 81 Ing Goods, &C.,

. " NJ'.t :::T. - 2
As cheap as can be bought in
tlis part Of the country. that he
has removed into the building
on the East sitte, of the Public
Square, Savannah, Mo, whrre
he has. fitted nY IN uncomfortable
style, and all vino want any
thing in his line in excellent
quality and atavery low rates
are invited to give him a-call. -,
! Call and examine before bsF'-
ing elsewhere. b 4 >rne. ~
81 hon s;prr lx1nisEEa
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isaturaoy, he 13tk day Of duig. 1879,

isctwccn the hours of len o'slock in tte f~Jfcnoon
anil Ave o'clock III the afternoon pf that day, ut
flr soutis so6r Of the ceurt-ho,ts.r 10 the rity of
sayannah, Andrew county. in The state of Mis-
souri, / 9cecd to sell tha above described real
estate az public vehdue 10 the highest bidder.
fdr cash, 20 satisfy said note and Interest, to-
getler Will, the costs and expense attending
said sale. EZRA WEST. Norfgayee.
savannah, No, May L.. IS7.- :9Si
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EAsTEND STORE

s.Thonfas Kirker would.respect-'
fully announce to his NUMEROUS
customers and to all others who
desire anything III the line Of i
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Mortgage Sale.

NJ uEREAS, Frederick Camp and
Mary \. Camp, his wife, by their mort
gags diced, with power Of sale therein contained.
lated the first clay OF May, a. d.. ISL, md re-
corded in the Recorders Office of Andrew
county in the state of Missouri, in Book nuinher
10, ut page S74. conveyed to the undersigned
m Jrtxagee the following descrii~l hit, -;ract or
parcel OF land lying and being in Andrew coun-
~ in the state % Missouri, to-wit;
The north half OF the northwest quarter OF
section twenty-five t23y ny township number
.ixty-one (si) Of range number thirty three tsl,
Containing eighty acres, more OF less, which
said conveyance WAS milc To secure the pay-
'mens of u certain preipissory NOTE 10 said mort
y:iya des-t ttcscrii,ed. 'masle by t,id Frederick
Camp to the undersigned ON the iirsf ttay of May .
- D.. ISL, for the sum ut six .anslred Gaa
twenty dpilSrs,, with Interest nosn Il ,ie NJ the
rate uf ten per Cent, ncr annuin. aia Toe on or
before the iirst day'oi Nav, 4. u. Isfs2N ~ p
= And whereas, IL Ii provided In suid n,nrtgayc
deed that IL the said nats shall not he wei AID
ir,,ly paid when the same hcoJnies tins. anti paw
abb, thai Tin. undersigned mss proScett 10 sell
To the higi,cst biader ut tir cotrt-nousc -.lor III
the city Of Savannah, wittip tire cJrs,ly of A
drew aforesaid for cash, first g,S:iW siNy itys'
notice ofthe time terms az. place 5r salf Sale,
ami of the property ia b. sol.i' by Publication In
some nswsls'prr priced in the coaaty aud state
aforesaid. -.s,lfE Z
Aid whey~as. saih note ami the i~pterc.t there
on are IN due and unpaid; noa tkcrefpr-, by
viriac OF the power In nE. vested by sait nfprf-,
gage deed | will, on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-19
Odds and Ends.

The regulation Greeley white hat
Tor the Campaign j. not 'stovepipc.'
but ielt, with a wide brim.
A Chattanooga chicken-coop has
the following sign on it-'For sale
Chickens IN the blume of yuth.'
i would rather believe all the fa-
bles i'll the Legend and the Talnud and
the Koran than that this universal frame
is without Il mind.-Bdcon.
No man can for any considerable
period, wear one face to himself and
another to tae multitude, without final
" getting bewildered as to which NAV
be true.
The editor OF the Griggsvi.le Ga
-ette says it takes of course, Just ten
times the power to turn an honest PEN
ny that it takes to turn mill
"A Fort Wayne angel ate eleven
dishes Of ice cream at one sitting. and
then as ked her escort to excuse her del
icate appetite as she had dined heartily
on pork and beans.
A Danbury man has an interesting
heir loom in the shape of IA hat which
was worn through one hunered and
eightv-two drunks, and still retains
traces Of its former beauty
a lost Cow was lately advertised by
the following notice, which was posted
on trees and fences near the owners
| building: "Straved or Stolell-A large
Red kow, with Yaller Specks on her lei
! side, and a pair of white specks on right
/ ear. She is about seven or eight years
4 old, and belongs to "a poor widow with
short tail. Ten dollars will be given
to anybody who will turn her to Newark
Gune II. lS006s.
A gentleman once asked little girl
an only child, how many sisters she had
and Was told three or four Her
mother asked Mary when they were
alone what induced her to tell such an
untruth. why, mamma" said Mary,
II didn't want him to think that you
were 50 poor ilat you had but one child
Would't lie think we were drefful poor |!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-19

How Hans GOT EvEx.-Once ON 4
whose name was Hans Won Shrimpeti-
iicl. lie had a wife He had little
grocery where beer aud such personal
property were sold. He gave credit TO
parcel OF day customers, and kent MS
book with piece of white chalk on ii. 3
hcad-board OF the bcdstead.
One day Mrs. Shrimpetifiel. durino a
neat tit, took upon herself to cleaned
the head board, and with soap aud wa
ter settled the old mans accounts win
ing away every chalk-mark.
Pretty soon, before long, tho old ven
der OF things came into his house, and
saw what ruin his frau had wrought
| Then hc said:
Mem Gott, Frau Shrimpetitiel, what
Tor You make a ruined man OF me |
guess not You make wipe away all
dem names and figures what I owe
rhem leller's whats going to paw before
they get ready, and lose more rs zwie
hundert dollars"
His frau lett the room in fear and dis
gust: When she returned he had re-
| covered the head-koard with chalk
marks. Then she said:
Hans, You have made them all right.
don't it:"
well mein tearer frau | make the
figures all right, but put down some
! peter names as dem Old leller~ vot YOU
/ wiped out.
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now IT EELS TO BE BLowN Irp-A
survivor OF the recent disaster IN ,bo
tuG-Doat Mcdonald, on the Mississinni
thus tells the story OF mis- experience.
was awakened from sleep bv n beav,,
conclusion, followed immediately af,nr-
ward by 4 second and heavier ono
Everything seemed to give away. There
was rush OF hot air, and found nv
sell gong through the air Sometime
struck me in the side and broke NV rihs
Knew IN minute what was the matte.
ana had all my senses about me Il.
seemed to me that | went up a fearful
distance. How far, OF course. | cannot
tell l lett the hot air that started with
me, ana struck cooler current. went
up head first, and, as stopped. turned
over and came down head first. Tho
thought passed through NV mind thot
this was unfortunate, for might strike
piece OF the wreck and injurc myself.
Just then stick struck me and whirled
me oyer 50 that | struck the water fcot
ilrst. The blow left mark on nv rigbt
leg about eight inches long, and clippled
i 50 that | could not Us, il. | took i'm
lull breath ot air A. touched the water
and soon began to rise. The thought
struck me, What if | come down inst
IL time to be hit by falling timber:
A. came tip thrust up my hand to
protect it, and caught it on piece of
thc root, cutting it somewhat. Nv
theory j. that it was part Of the root
over me. had followed it up and beat
it coming down. looked round and
,aw the wreck had already sunk. TAc
deck seemed to be attached in some way
to The wreck, for tloatcd away from it,
and began % look around for somcthino
70 cling TO. found Il mass OF timber.
and was soon after picked up by some
men in skifi.
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The versatile editor OF the Atlanta
Weekly tells what ne knows about eAi
torship:
"One very hot day we were quietly
sitting III our little sanctnm. lauguidlv
waving 4 Greeley tan, that she'd i rose
ate reflected glory over onr classic fca-
lures. Our great leader on the North
Carolina election had ju-t gone To press
and with Il soothing SENSE of having iul-
filled our duty according 10 the best OF
nnr humble ability, we had taken To
profound meditation with our ewes shut
\ gentle tap 1T the door-it wasn't the
-ub-edltor, We were sure; he either
CONES boltin2 ia, OF il hc remember,
his manners which are rs vet rudimeut-
ary. he gives tremendous, double
knock like the traditional po,tuan Of
| the comic drama. 50 we reluctantly
| rose with sign aud opened the door
There stood Il young mau Of generally
wilted aspect, partly owing to the heat
and partly TO constitutional timidity.
His hair was preternaturallv smooth,
his collar exceedingly limp, he looked
| Dashfully at us with one eve, like
coquettish robin, and grasped in his
| hand cotton umbrella with u ferce
| determination. Are you the editor of
| the Atlanta Weekiy!' suggested rather
than asked this excellent Young man.
| We said that we were, and departed
| from our usual rule, which is TO get rid
| of everybody rs soon as we can, so tar
as o invite the youth to come in. We
| busted "A chair with our little handker-
chief and asked him to set down He
sat down, he gazed fixedly at the crown
of his hat-that didn't afford him any
inspiration-hc contemplated the bril-
liant shine OF his boots-'it was the
same with his toes;' so he plunged into
| bus ness with these words: Il want to
be an editor. Young man said we,
with the sublime pity OF one who has
had experience, why this wild desire
Tor salf-immolation! He evidently
thought we used good language. We
thought so too, and were encouraged to
proceed Have YOU reflected deeply on
the subject, do you know what it is 10
be an editorT The youth didn't exact
ly know he rather thought it was to iii
in a comfortable, coy office, write col
umns full OF burning eloquence, control
the minds of free and enlightened na.
ton by the force OF genius, compose
delightful little poems about moonlight
and uewy roses, make lots OF none,
and have free tickets TO everything
You re very much mistaken, said we
sadly but decidedly, 1T is to write abou
politics with the pleasing conviction
thai whatever YOU say, the opposition
paper will call yUl idiotic or mendaei
: Gus and generally both, TO be pursue,
| by bores OF all sorts. hunted down b.
agents tor patentinvcntioms, 10 be read
al n moments notice 10 sieze and selec
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]9oetrp.
SANS CEER.

| / was born 10 be a rich mans bride.
| My fathers rugged kinsmen said:
| j was reckless and clever. and fair beside.
| Like my lady mother, who rashly wed;
Reckless and clever and very fair
know that the women hated me then.
| For my pensive ewes and nv amber hair
Had worked sad mischief among the men.
fancy they knew PLAYED them false.
hat laughed at the flames I helped to fan
And took them only 10 practice the waltz.
Before the dance Of my life began.
And yet they searched for a woman's heart.
A the miner sifts the sandy grains.
tntil was weary rchear~ing the part
And ionged for guer'lon worth my pains.
1t came one evening" moneycd beau.
sailow with cities. and worn with wine:
lie was doing the pastoral thing. YOU know.
And had heard Of our lodgc-,hai the sport
was fine.
counted the creature a costly prizc-
There was scsnty fuel to start flame.
But knew the magic in my eycs
- gathered my glances and played my
game.
claimed no cunning at ribbons or rouge.
They lay below my finer aris.
For it costs a deeper subtcrfugc
To warm the blood in >hriveled hearts.
did not trust TO looks alone
was not my mothers child for naught.
And the languid lids were all her own.
Ana the winning whisper she had taught;
lhs odd, were strong against me: life.
Had been 10 him feast forlorn.
banquet broken up with strife.
Lit by the mockery OF morn.
TO him all women were mask.
As every rose conceal. string.
+ rom such a. spuTn 10 such a, ask
All trlnkei>. save the wedding rina
pleased him the drsi--a slight.
indincreni fancy. il l. true
but one watched and guided right.
And nurturcd a. II slowly grew
had no hope of winning love.
Beyond the wiichcry Of thu cyr.
And yet the meshes that wovc
Were tlghiened 10 the marriagc-tie.
Heigho' the scene was shifted then.
And had len the lif. / loathcd
10 hold my own with women and men.
palnuIy fed and richly clothed.
The thing was clever that had done.
INC world wa ready with -milc ami starr.
Anu i spent thc money that had won.
And aueencd II over The uro,Itl.sf fb.r
am grow ing obi. my enenlie, ,av
But the hrc OF Youth /, in lnr It'll
And OF lvwcls and Aowor> and All thipo. 49,,
Tear shall never have had my iin.
Right merTily | have lived. and well
tarlcss of caVil. and deaf IL blame
And not the foulc>i tongue can tcl
'landerons story 10 my shame.
Men are gathering around me vet
OF eNcy a;c and ,lyle.
Ana many remember, bu, few forget
The bright bewitching of my smllc.
have conquered the world. and Ill boil ma.
place % ''''' ny
!, ihAt toid 10 maintain. and iiicd high
running men with my handsome face.
And live on haiicry till ! die.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-19

Mr. 1iotlin disappeared from this city
about Il month ago, since which time
Mrs. Botlin has eadured the irving al
ternation- ot hope and fear. Yesterday
the trnant reappearcd in Il most forlorn
and dilapidatcd condition. Mrs. B. en-
coumtcroa him in The parlor hall with
bitter reproachcs. Il shall never, ncv-
er, forgive YOU, Henry" exclaimed his
inccnscd wife. Couldn't help it, NV
love. mcekly responded the guilty and
huniliAtcd Bofiin, I've been to Chica-
90 Been 10 Chica9o!" ScDrnfuIv
reiterated Mr.. T., a- an expression Of
contempt swept across her Grecian pro-
file. you've been drunk,' "Ies, my
love; got into the grain corner" n.
\. Com. Ad.
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Vol. XVIII. Whole No. 922, M. a

among the topics of the day and write
them up so that all interests shall be
truthinlly and forcibly represented. IL
Is TO vigorously support men and meas
ures that merit confidence, and to nm
compromisingly reject those that are
not trustworthy, no matter to what
party they may belong. 1t is to trv
faithfully to maintain the high tone Of a
paper, in its editorials and selections.
1t is'-here we stopped, for the Young
man didn't seem to follow the tidal
wave Of our eloquence exactly. So we
resumed III lighter strain: If Won
nave the strength of Samson and the
patience of Job, are willing to do twen-
y things at once in as many different
places, don't care about anv particular
time Tor sleep, and can live on an an
proving conscience and ice water. we
think you may make good editor. af-
ter little practice The youth looked
somewhat alan med, we gazed at him AS
much like guardian angel as we know
now. lie rose sadly from his chair
lie SAID his uncle John wanted him r.
20 INTO the retail grocery business win
nlih' and ne didn't know but he sbnuId
men he badc us good morning. thanked
Us Ior our advice, and made his exit, n
sadder and wiser man."
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ever run for office, that Mcdonald had
been led through the country with a
pair of handouts on = Lakeside
Monthly.
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pRAGDON and Martins well known st,ns Co.
u merry occupied hy Woodcoek and f;osld az
franklin Is now open with a well selectet s,ep -
Joblng and all kinds work done to rider an, -,
aspateh- partcniar attsntioa CIV en- to Harsa
ssioeing. Ihankiu III ior past favors / wish ta n
iorm the citizens of Franklin and viei.;,r - .s ~
they Will always find me in the sson Whay tnat
not IN The Franklin House. John IL vi an An
Franklin. June 10th 1872, Il IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-02
New orleans ToDa Geo Market.

We have again to notice an active de-
mand, but only light supply, notwith-
standing the sales for the past three days
sum up 382 hhds. as follows: 17S hhds. on
Wednesday embracing balers, old, at 12c,
and 173 hhds. g, 6, 8 and 155 old lugs), at
C; 172 hhds. yesterday embracing IA me-
dunn leaf at 10ac, l, old, at lie, u good,
new, at I15c, 9 at 125c, ! at 123c, 10 at
1890, 8 at 13c, and 122 q, 1, 2, IA, %, %,
% and 81 at &C; and 81 hhds. to-day at
&C. This makes a total for the week of
657 hhds. A good deal of complaint is
made at the interruption to the trade by the
difficulty Of making shipments from the
Ohio river, in which there appears to be an
unusually scant supply of tonnage. Prices
have been fully maintained, and we con-
tinue to quote Tugs al S69c; low leaf at 90
93c; medium at 9a611c; good at 113612c,
and fine and selections at 1236133c.--
Times, MGrch 80.