The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-05

That was the first residence erected on Chs spa
cious, wide; open street called Medicine street.
n rfs ssy your y g along nm ssSsa ssssss; xa'sa
now Washington Esenre, you behold that large
chimney towering rs lofty proportions toward
Cssy steam aw Mil. Yoa MAY see il occupies
an entire block. f11e struug-r says; Yes, I.
eau see.' The history OF this mill wotiid per-
haps occupy more timc tfnan you can spare
Permit mt TO remark, however, II JAMES " ats
had forcseen the noble Uses To- which his inven-
ton was destined TO be appliea, it vouid have
than MI the wealth of Crpsus placst al his dis
posal. II the spirits al the glsrious dead reii-
fered Immortal by the crest brhei,s they have
conferred Oh posterity, take any concrpn in
shelr uaairs. what real delight must ttsy -xp.-
rieir:e in t;,eir aerial flights arouid cirfE, ee.id-
ing their gaze ~dOwnw,rI. 10 bcnoid tieir IN
v~en.ions applied To purposes SO exalted. You
see that Cottage Just gu tne outskirts oi the city,
y vcrandI extending along the frons OF n The
occupant Of thai beivrs the present one was .
Liquor healer OF great n%otoriety IN this locality.
From the fame OF his beverage arose the nam:
to the whole street ON watch he Resided. fosi
can Bee thar a portion OF tae sardea Is u continue
alton OF Warrington aSrnle, !leu CT Ell MS
Ky street. And mere permit me To remark that
among the numerous projects for the moral I'M
proyement of civilized nlan, what more con-
after eminent Inen? te would be an Incentive to
the rising generation to behold streets erected
and named after great and god men, and ex.
hibIt q perpetual monument OF moral FEELING anu
of glory 10 the aspiring genius of every age.
| Win wia. en,hu ;iasfi a.itf Delight may y young
liquor dealer, on taking his stand behind = FASH
ionabie bar in Phu.ix City, b. reminded OF the
BiGJ Fran buildings. directing Your gaze In
an eester.y d;rcctioii, II tine base of thai rldge
running III II souiac.sterly cuufse, Is Sodaway
City. Ahumbrr ul Its inhabitants are leaving It
ut preseht, and repairing elsewhere To luxnriate
during the simmer at fashionable watering
places, / presu,ie. You can see how fxstiftiou5
| people aIe when they cptdd have enjoyed all tn.
| advantages o. ths most celebrated 1t Lon5
| Branch, ciose by; yes, within theif own CITY
limits. You see tiose parallel strips OF CLASSY
water extending ON eacn side Oi lie rIIIrOsd;
that Is the wac ring place 10 which hhve Oh
rectcf your attention. ~ see,' htSAyt. The
atmosphere of the place is rcdolent of pertain,
and the Erlsic of tine whip-po0r-wil c5iuInin-
gled with that oil the animals vi the lakes IL sus-
tanned with charming harmony N ~ soothing to
the irritibiliIy and fretiuiness vf healtIi-scsk-
ers. l need not say that oyeT that railroad IRE
transported the teas OF China, the sp:csY AMI
aroIn ,tic essences OF fndin and Arabia Felix,
the guild OF Caliiornis. aEd the proiusion oil min
| cient for tie present. he began; .'you have,
indeed, the beginning of IN elegant city. Those
strips OF bright lakes rejecting ID: quiseTIEg
trees, the frogs roainiug fearieaSly about IN It's
l;npid waters, with tilt venerable building
there t~pointii,g to the Mead Hotel), black anu
dsnk with age, irapartins an air oil classic sane
will aitrici the lovers OF the picturesque an
beautiful in fiEt;iTe and art from reIaoteet ian'ts.
We had tn.n descended the mount, and were
\ passing along tie banks oil Long Branch. What
| have seen io-day draws my mind strongly tn
the contemplation of the early giorics oil incient
Rome; of ~sJinulus and the sturdy warriOrs he
gathered around him to build his city; for here
l Can most readily Imagine that infant city with
her seven hills revived, surrounded by stately
| edidccs, with her Forum that viii re-echo tn
sturdy cloqu.nc. Of many Ciceros,. and in view
u second ''Irllow 1ibrf," flowing along In
stately IN ;jesI;. iou hase no; yet seen her col
iiseuns, her amphitiieaters, her triuInphaf
arches Of the Empcrors, her aqueducts, and her
| grand pubic highways, whose ruins to-day ex-
cite the wonder and admiration of the Learned
and uniearaed of Ill nations and peoples and
| tongues; bal in revolving ages tae classic .ray-
eler from Polynesia, taking his stand on = bro
| ken arch OF the PhGaiN Ciiy Bridge, may sketch
the ruins OF Il -. Peters. The designation OF
the city is prophetic Of its future greatness, for
even now il j: rising from its pr1mevsi wilder
ness As the phoenix from The asi.s of the parent.
renewing is youth and preparing for u sturdy
manhood OF usefulness, honor mad greatness.
Inc s,Ii of his glury may now be ascending the
eastern horizon, the brightness Of whose noon
day may be so traHsceEdant that proud and
| mighty citirE now, msy theu gladly seek the
cool OF the shade. 10 darker their glasses, that
they may b. enabled 10 peep through and gaze
, on her clu!gsDce. The Strangers face El1wet
with enthusiasm during rhe delirerance Of those
| prophetic illusions, and having finished with 4
courteous dignity. extending his hand, says,
''ia rsT1ir.' OATS.