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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

GRANGE OF ,IIlGR.-Those persons intend
ing to attend GOaley's excursion TO RehObOth,
will please remember that the time for leaving
Wilmington has been changed to 8 O'Clock, a.
O'Clock. p. m Tickets had better be secured
immediately. s.elt1 .t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

CAURIoN. Purchasers Of the PERUVIAN syrup
IA B, detected solution OF lhe prOt0xlde Of lronl
Are cautioned against being deceived Dy any y,
tho pFepaFati0na OF Peruvian Bark, or Bark ana
Iron, which may be offered them. Every Ooelle
Of genuine has PHRUvfAN sYRUP (nOt Peruvian
Bafkl blown In the glass. kxamlne the eolti'
before purchasing. leSA-S1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

New SAFR.-The Board Of Education, have
purchased, and had placed In their meeting
room, a fine new IRE proof safe, built by Mar
vim & Co, PhiladelPhla. is about ave feet
cost 1881 80. 1t Is an article the Board long
stood in need or #E#8 8t ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

HOLLOW HORN. The Dairy Of BENJAMIN
Hughes In West Pikelaud, twp, Pa, Is afact-
ed with disease resembling Hollow Horn
The first intimatiOn OF it Is the entire cessa.
tiOn Of secEetions OF the lacteal huid. 1t takes
an epidemic form, and Is passing through the
whole herd. M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

n Charles p. Carly received notice at Indian
apolis on Saturday, Of his appointment as
Supreme Recording and Corresponding Scribe
Of ihs Supreme Lodge Of the Werld, Knights
Of Pythias. His appointment Makes Indian
kaDolis headananaeFs Of the Order.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

COLORED MAsONs This morning the col
Ored MasOns Of this city went to Philadelphia,
to participate in the ceremonies Of laying the
cornerstone of q colOred Masonic Temple, at
Frankfort. They were accompanied by a
band. M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

SPECIAL SESSION. Special session Of the
State Council OF Delaware, A. u. A. NJ, will
be held, this evening, at Mechanics Hail, No
219 King street Some important business
will be tranacted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

PasAlng away passlpg aNayi
Each Tooth Wash Of o toriner day.
sOZODONT giVea tho coup de grace,
Goodbye 70 TIE hnmbugs let them pass.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

ROLL OF H0NoR. Tho following are the
names Of the scholars ID Mss RoWlGnd's room
been absent or tardy during the past school
year EewWLAN tt3aa y f.-s- q e 81
Mary Brogan,5 ,N Annie GawthFop, 4.
Kate IhOmpsonA NgtMaEy etnF9es, : r
Belle DuntEe, .wes MaStha MeLaue,
Mary WhIteraft. tS. ~ NSrV BSiSnee ss 4s. :
Cora MeCllntoeks EmRla Rlgheaf, . -
Sallle ShusteF, Nellla Qlntxa,a nSs q
Mary slmmobA SN Nellie nIIleE, 49,, ,
sr ktiga Lewis. CD -A = Z
10 Mss stswarts roomr same acheOl; they
Annie Mcleod, ,qAuplo Wood, ,ggs ~
Maggie Hnmes, Laura Walls,,itsr -
Anne Shaw, nis Eta TODD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
.e2l.tf.
sALE.

To close the estate of sCATTERGOOD ALLEN, de-
ceased,
Win be sold at PUBLIC SALE, by orders Of the
Executor, at
NO. 914 WEST STREET. WILMINGTON, DEL,
ON TUESDAY, JULY Ist,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
Excursions.
ST. ANDREWS SUNDAY SCHOOL
EXCURSION
TO BRANDYWINE SPRINGS.

Cars will leaye Wilmington and Western Railroad
Depot, south Market street
THURSDAY. .Julv 3rd. 1873. at 8 a. m.
These grounds are being put in order for the use
OF summer guests and this will be the only excursion
permitted to occupy them this season,
Can be obtained at the Religious Book and Tract
Repository GOT Market street, from w. N. Chandler
Oil Market street; George Jack. sos Market street
or of the teachers Of the school. je24-eOd.t0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
DROPOBALs
FOR
GRADING AND PAVING THE BED OF JET
EEkSON STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Street
Committee, at the office of the Street Commissioner
until
THURSDAY, JUNE Goth, 1873.
At o'clock, p. m.

For grading the bed Of Jefferson street. comm sncinR
on line with the curb line the nOrtherly side Of
Second street. and terminating at the curb line on
the sOutherly side Of Third street.
Also, furnishing stone for paving the sama hauI-
ing the sand and putting down the pavement in
c!nding the cutters and tagging. for which no extra
ing to be measured by single perdcia square mea-
surement the same as the stonO pavement.
al, doing the work and hauling the sand The city
to furnish the sand at the sand pitt
The committee reserve the right t. reject any OF
all bids. ' "
No bid will be accepted unless it be from respon
sible party, WILLIAM CANBY
Jezl-3t Chairman Of the Street Committee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
.WnLIC SALE o.
CIcNEErER1r LOTS

sVF0R RRNT.-TAa large Yard aaa Wharf proper
u y, foot Of Orange street. 0n,.
ApRly tQ ]. A. HARklS. g
jan2i-2AwtF n. +. esrnsS RrOnt and TAtnau Sc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

lMECHANICS' LOAN.-HavO ysu V,bseribe1 "a
4HA- the 3rd series Of Stock o. the NoehAniSs'
Loan Association.
Inc Association nov offers 10 pay q premium Q {
/ ID per cent. for stock Of the Ist series.
ms shows the large prohts made. and argues veil
for the value OF the new stock.
| Call on the Secretary.
n. T. TAYLOR
mayB 602 Market stFOGa. = =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
for SaIt aud fer Bent.

FOR SALE
Lots, 2Oxl01 9TH streot. between Van Bursn and
Harrison.
Lot. 3Sx96. Shallersss avenue and Adams street.
10 l6x8l, I'd street between Van Burea and HAr-
TisOn.
10 Lots. i6xso. Conrad street. u sell cheap.
52l9xl33, Dsla!are Avenue.
HAlO0 Rodney street,
9l1<xl3I corner Of Rodney street and Shall
cross avenue. Cd 4.
6 Lots l5xiOO. 10th street between Linosln and
Union.
new House4. IL roomsd. corner Shalleross avenue
and Harrison street.
new House, -OOm0d, Spruae street below 9Th.
elegant VashinatOn street property. Tot 36xl5O;
house l3 rooms, gas, water aud bath, shade trees
and fruit
Onice opeA from 6l5 &. IN. to 9p. m.
REYNOLDS l. scO.,
mayl5.T-Th-S- 9l5 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
guttfts.

N1IlC6.-A meeting Of the Corp9ators Of the
an BON b bsy Hook Land Improyems9 Company,
street. on SATURDAY next the 2sSh OF 80 IsTs
~ CLOCK .; M. TO organize the Compsn b and fsr
"a eieeton 81 Directors In accordance viii tha aet
H. n. wICKRRsAN
ELIJAH THOMAA
-. WILLIAM CALH0bN
JeZJ-W y. b. HAYES
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
PROPOSALS.
TO OONTHACTORs.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL OF
VANTAGE AND KITCHEN OFFAE FOR THE
SECOND AND FOURTH DISTRICTS.
In accordance With, and a. required By the ordi.
nance passed BY City Council. June 27th. 1872, in
uorsed proposals. for renewing garbage will be re-
he city OF Wilmington. .over the Fourth street mar
ket house. until
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

NQIICE.-WAlton + James will sesve pound.
~ lCE daily to any Of their customers for S. cents
PS' NaeA' je9-H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

NoTICE.-A A. M-Tbs sixtv-.svsu,b a..
4 nqal communication Of the NJ W. Grand LOdgo
II PA 4 +; 4. a.. Of the State Of Delaware viii Sc
nelo IN the " Asonlo Hail. in the city Of Wtlmiur-
ton, on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of June, 1873. a. II
eloeG.a. m J. p. ALMOND
mayzS-Sta"tm Secretary Grand Lodge
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
DIVIDEND.

DELAWARE RAILROAD COMPANY.
rLp Down. DE-. June 9th.
Ins Board Of Directors have decarod : SSmi-sn-
nuAt IlVldeud OF per cent. the Capital stock Of
tne 70 pany' payable on and after july lst 1873
IeiS-ZW N. HAYES. See'y aud Treasures.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

A MEETING OF cORPoRAToRs Of Clay
authorized TO open book for subseription on stoeE
II ls proposed TO run this loan on the new pisn.
namely 70 give TO the borrower. tae whole amount
ot me loan and to collect the premium with dges
and interest. 1t IS also proposed to have weekly
jel2-6 NIL .LICHTRysTETy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

nuA IlVldeud OF per cent. the Capital Stock Of
tne Hom mpany' payable on and after July lSt 1873
lelS-W NJ HAYES. See'y aud Treasuror
NOTICE TO EXCURSIONISTS
lNE43s
The Wilmington and Reading Rail Road Gonna
NJ invite the attentiOn ot Exeursionists and sun
Isy ~ oen1oi5 70 their New PICNIC GROUNDS at
LOckard's Bridge, This ground Is beautifully sit
uated on the banks Of the Brandy vine about forty
Two " miles north Of Wilmlmington and thirty
one l3ll miles from Reading has an ample supply Of
ground. 'A 11o "
Rates reasonable. For information applT to
p. VI. ERMENTROUT'G q Y "A
- COatesviIIe.
= .rrr Agent. Wilmington.
| Jelo II General Superintendent. CoatssvfIls
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-14

Says the Christian um1ui Tho
NrW VIII N, Murray ul Boston, Zoo
oUicYI0J. 40 tAe funeral ofAH tthtg
certainly Iuh.ol % conventions. rlo.
but who a.ii a4y ,.al lao violated ans
law OF inae,ent lhnpdolN ur that 10
did NOT stt nu example ,hlI In many
cgauu .aupea Might be wisely lmllH-
tcii WHOM 'atuNH comes 20 h,s mayo
iua luil 1-e ..loas % ,hork ulcun
clmptl boz hH season, WHO islikely %
ba u.D,uguMlied thln q l0yiug rover.
out.al SON 90 utter thc WurIsNbl"bih o
oosfiuu dcuuud4--wops %, a,,,ga0n.
comfort hone and eAulaliou2 Ne
cm iWapIuo q caso lu Which % auu
might well Hhrlnk Gou oNciNliugut
Nh fgthora iuupral bUt IN many 100
uunoe- we should Grim, HuuhuHpDIte
ON ,he plr' utas1u would peculiar
IF appropriate and beautiful
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-14

Thegcls u prof or Capen In Bm-
gu, who progn0NIoWc5 lGc weather
soMedlyN nhcod. SomotlMoe ne bits
itand sometimes he does not When
ho docs hiI iu Ice altlbu,es u 10 his
saglc,v hul wbNl lac doe no, hlt II,
be uttUbJ,c3tt,o Disturbances 10 the
di,,u iyeiulluH Of DC lino lines OF ,he
rgGiating influences Of the a1n's sular-
o., Ih.a sAouldle auAglWiYe,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
Decoration Day.
To the Editor Of the REPUBLICAN,.

To the Editor of the REPUBLICAN,.
May 30th is distinguished by our
Government for the conservation, by a
solemn and beautiful rite, of the last
resting place of those who died for it.
To-day the hand of affection has culled
the brightest flowers, and strewn them
above the ashes of our noble dead and
though the melancholy notes of the funer-
al march have scarcely died away, and
the soft spoken bencdiction still fingers
with the living, the fragrant offerings lie
withered and shOrn of their beauty.
II the ceremony had no further signiii-
canoe it would indeed be vanity, but
each recurring anniversary only deep
ems and strengthens the memory of the
herOism and suffering of those who
sleep for the flag. As We go to their
graves ladencd with flowers, the sorrow
of affectionate remembrances inter-
weaves more closely the story of their
self-sacrifice with the living history of
the country. Time has happily soltened
the aspeTities of sectional feeling,
and the rite each year is becoming more
national in significance.
As once a year the old torn flag flaps
and fiuttcrs in the azuline sky, a univer-
sal feeling Of reverence is engendered
toward its honored defenders, and for
giveness and sympathy for the mis-
guided and unfortunate. ANON.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
FilImore Items.

While some thirty or forty persons
were fishing below the mill. On she
Nodaway river, Friday afternoon, an
alteration took place between Richard
Berry and William Cardwell, when the
former struck the latter three or four
times with a large pocket-knife, infliet-
ing several wounds upon the head,
shoulders and breast; leaving him as
dead upon the ground, he came imme-
diately into town and got on his pony
and skedaddledi Cardwell WAS taken
into town and his wounds dressed by
Drs. Brown and Burtch, who say he
will probably recover But while the
dressing was going on at the Chase
Hotel, Aaron Cole and another voting
Cole and another young man tainted.
Then Daniel Robinson accidentally fell
off the sidewalk and dislocaicd his Shout
der, giving the doctors another job.
While these things were going on, Pro-
fessor Chute's singing class was prac-
ticing in the seminary, aud the scholars
were handsomely addressed by Elder
Smith and Colonel Wilkinson.
Business is generally quiet, as the
farmers are mostly busy tending their
crops.
There is quite a number Of fish being
caught in the river. generally in dip
nets.
DIR. w. +. Brown is having his house
re-roofed and re-moheled.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06

Next in order came singing; then an
address by Rev. +. IL. Grahsm (fomner-
ly Captain in an Ohio Regimentl. which
was short on account OF time, but very
good. Next Il song by William Chute !;
then singing, after which the procession
was formed by f. G.. Smith, Assistant
Marshal, rs follows: First. the flag /;
then the Grand Army banner, followed
by the old members of the e.. A. r.;
then old soldiers; next the school,
headed by 4 flag; next ladies and gen.
tlemen; next ladies'; next gentlemen
then those ON horseback. The process
sion was then marched to the cemetery
(where the remains of ten union sol
dicrs kiy buried), and the graves deco
rated and strewn with flowers, after
which the benediction was pronounced
by Rev. Mr.. Smith. The procession
was again formed and marched to the
public well, where q hollow square was
formed and three cheers given for the
old flag. Thanks were then returned
to the speakers, when the assembly was
dismissed. Everything passed off har-
moniously and quiet. and every one
seemed to be pleased and satisfied with
the whole affair. As that was the
evening tor singing-school, Colonel
Wilkinson was again called on to give
them a speech on music, which he very
ably did to their entire satisfaction.
OCCASIONAL.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
At Fillmore.

FILLMORE, June ?, 1873.
Mr.. EDIToR-IIaving a few leisure
moments, l thought l would give You n
few items which may be of interest to
your readers. On Monday evening.
May 26, there vas a meeting called at
the Fillmore seminary for the purpose
of making arrangements for Decoration
Day. The meeting was called to order
by electiug Captain j. G.. Honnold,
Chairman. and 4. G. Smith, Secretary,
after which the following committees
were elected: Committee on Programme
-. G.. Honnold, Rev. +. II. Graham
and A. l.. Dodge. Committee on Ar
rangements-Smi,h George, A. l..
Dodge. John X. Davis, James Wheaton
and Samuel Cooper. Committee on
Music-J. G.. Honnold, Jabe Powell,
William Chute, Amos Leininger, Mrs.
Hendricks, Mrs. Z. G.. Smith and Miss
BERTHE Spicer. Committee on Flowers
Melville, Frank Reed, Carl
ton Spicer, Thomas Kennedy, Mrs. DIR.
G. W. Spicer, Miss Hattie Davis, Miss
Ida Reed, Miss Ida Polk, and others;
after which j. &. HonnOld was elected
Marshal of the Day and Z. g. Smith
Assistant Marshal, when the meeting
adjourned. Nothing more OF interest
t~ranspired until the 30th, except that
the committees were vigorously doing
the work assigned to them.
On the 30th the citizens assembled at
the Fillmore Seminary, and at 2 O'Clock
were called to order by the Marshal, j.
G. Honnold, when the exercises were
opened by prayer by Rev. F. II. Gra-
ham: next singing; then an address,
very appropriate, by Rev. MIR. Smith;
then an address by Colonel William
Wilkinson, who was orator Of the day.
The Coloners speech was of more than
an hours duration. was very able and
eloquent for the occasion, dwelling on
many little incidents which came under
his own observation during the a
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
from the Maryville Republican,
BASE BALI
The Comets" of Maryville, Get
Away with the "Modocs," of Sa-
vouuah

The Comets" of Maryville, Get
Away with the "Modocs." of Sa-
vannah.
On Friday, May so, as previously an
nounced, the match game between the
base ball clubs of Maryville and Savan-
nah was played. At = O'Clock z. NJ,
the players began to arrive on the
ground, which also began to be sur
rounded with spectators. At half past
two, all the PLAYERS being present, time
was called, and the game commenced.
with the ..Modocs," OF Savannah, at the
bat. The playing was good on both
sides, but it was @ ident from the first
that our Maryville boys held the advant-
age. The Savannah boys were .'white-
washed three times and the Maryville
Club twice. The game occupied three
hours and twenty-five minutes, closing
nj five minutes to six O'Clock.
Several hundred spectators were pres
ent who evinced remarkable interest in
the game. among whom were many
ladies. Too much praise cannot be Civ
en- the umpire, Mr.. X. a. Morris, of Sa-
vannah, for his uniform fairness in his
decisions.
Although of course our citizens were
clated by boys triumph, yet a re-
gard for the feelings of our guests pre-
vented its showing; and we think the
Savannah boys will bear testimony to
the fairness with which they were treat
ed.
Below we give a partial score of the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
Personal.

W. L. Daily is on a visit to friends in
Nebraska.
David Moran, Silas f. Seeley, a.
Bowman and other prominent citizens
of the county were in the city on Mon
day.
Captain Stotts has moved into his new
residence, built since his farmer house
burned down. last winter.
Mr.. Illusions new residence in this
city is approaching completion.
DIR. Simmons. of Rochester was in
town on Tuesday last.
In a short visit to Bockow on Wednes-
day, we found NJ. Z. Allison at his fine
drug store. "complaining7 OF a press of
business. ii. NJ. Fox, theiipr.prietor ofthe
new livery stable, LOOKS forward to good
business, having in the course Of cree
ton a new stable, and we cordially rec
ommend all who need anything in his
line to give Mart Fox a call. The
City Hotel is in a prosperous condition,
.'mine host" being up to the standard Of
.'hetel keepers" Messrs. Dougan's
and Lander's stores are well patronized,
and business all round seemed moder-
ately good.
w. C. Smith, a native resident Of
this city for many years, and formerly
of the firm of ChallacOmbe & Smith,
having graduated from the st. Louis Law
School, after attending a full course,
has entered upon the profession of law,
and his law card will be found in our
Savannah Directory"
We were pleased to meet J. B. Kill
dow, Liberal candidate for Representa-
tive last fall, at Bolckow on Thursday
morning.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06

~ dying. Some say that with the best
care not II pig in a dozen is saved
there seems to Ike a fatal disease among
them. This is = misfortune to TAYLOR
county, and if any of our readers know
the why and wherefore, we wish they
would write IL IS their views for publica-
ton.
JUDGE kEI.LEf goes to Atchison
county, to hold a special term to try
the case'of Joseph PEBBLES, now Con-
fined in Jail here, charged with horse
stealing, who has signified his intention
to plead guilty and take a term in the
~Penitentiary.
Wool bought at j. B. Russelrs at
the highest market price. Mr.. Russell
has now on hands a lot of fine wooden
goods, to which attention is called.
Fancy dress goods, and a lot of new
millinery goods just received. Go and
examine.
If you want to see q mammoth stock
of dry goods, notions, ladies' and mems
shoes, call upon Tyner. who will make
you prices as low as any house in the
west. Cash or wool taken in exchange
for goods.
A STRAWBERRY festival will be given
at the Sixth Street Methodist Church on
Tuesday evning, the 10th inst, for the
benefit of the Sunday-schOol Of that
church. A good time is anticipated.
An adjourned term of the Circuit
Court will be held next Tuesday at Sa-
vannah, to close out some cases unfin-
ished Mt the last regular term.
A C%REsToN, Iowa, cow caught a base
ball on the first bound and swallowed
it, delaying the game half an hour.
FULL line of hardware, saddles and
brides, cheap, at W. S. Earls'.
NEW wooden goods just received from
Russelrs, to be sold cheap for cash or
exchange for wool.
ONLY ono dollar for a pound of Gun
powder tea at Beekman's
W. S. EARLs keeps hardware, tinwarc
and nails.
PROPERTY at a sacrifice" See adver-
tisement.
HIGHEST price paid for wool at Rus
sells.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
Duean's Cornet Brass Band.

We wish to say a word in favor of
II new brass band, and particularly of
its able and gentlemanly leader. The
members of the band were all green
Il. C., had never played on brass in
truments beforc-yet, by patient. un-
ceasing toll, Mr.. Dugan has brought
the band in a few months to such pro-
ficiency that they can render very ac-
ceptable music. Many were surprised
on Friday last Qheir first attempt in
public) at the proficiency they had at
tanned. We presume they are now in
readiness for engagements for picnics,
professions, &c.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
Amaxonia Items.
Business is comparatively quiet.

business is comparatively quiet
But the river is a lively affair, having
reached the highest point of the season
during the week. The current is full
of driftwood, and is very rapid, cutting
away its banks in one place and form
ing sand bars in another, the channel
constantly changing.
Mr.. L. X. KnowT $, who went on a
wild goose chase down to Southern
Kansas, has returned. He is not favorr
ably impressed with Southern Kansas
as a locality for young lawyers to start
in business. He thinks it is too much
Benderized to be healthy.
Mr.. Peter Moser, ST., who was kicked
by a horse last week, was hurt worse
than it was supposed, his injuries prov
ing fatal last Sunday. Andrew county
loses, in his death, one of her best
citizens.
Mr.. Michael Gilrs little b ", mentioned
last week rs being missing, was found
drowned in the Nodaway. lie had
seemingly been playing on u log On the
bank of the river, and eau ed the log to
roll ihto the water. 1t had evidently
rolled over him and injured him badly,
and carried him under.
A number of the Odd Fellows Of our
lodge went up to Bolekow On Wednes-
day to assist in organizing a c lodge
Mt that place.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
Holt County Items.
From the Sentinel


Mrs. Eliza Jane Norris, a widow
lady, living half a mile south of Forest
CITY died on Wednesday, the 21st inst,
from the effects of a wound in her
breast which was aecidently made by a
pair of scissors.
The Wagner party who started for
Arizona from Holt county last week,
consisted of t~wcnty-four persons. There
were five families and six single young
men in the company. They were pro-
yidcd with a complete outfit to ''team
it. through all the way to Arizona City,
Arizona Territory, near the Pacific
Ocean. They crossed the Missouri
river at White Cloud.
First rate fishing is reported in the
Missouri near j. G. Cooksey's. Bass,
nike. cat and other kinds, r plenty.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06

STILEs& HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they al do the
other thing. viz: to-wit, namely: they
a and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than any body can on credit.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06

Dr. Hsnry's Root and Plant Pills
Mid yss t~horoagh-no nausea or g~ripins-en-
tirely vegctable-grcatliver remedy. Price Is
cents. Sold by Druggists.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work. Enlarged Edition. New
Engravings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages,
Price 80 cents. Address DR. BUrrs' DTsPkN.
sAzs, II North Eighth Street, st. Louis, No
Be- Advsrtisement.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
Commonwealth Life lns. Co. Of N. Y.
st.

Offices Rooms 6 z Baldwin Block Cor.
land Felix streets. st. Joseph Mo,
N. L. HARRINGTON President
Geo. p. DIXON Vice President
II, C. CARTER. Secy.
THOS. CULLIGAN Treas.
NJ. BALDWIN,
WI. J0HNSON(
JOHN A. D0LMAN, Gen. Agent.
The features Of this Co. are Security.
Small Expenses and large dividends.
Solid assets. Equity. Cash loans to
policy holders. Absolute non-forfeiture.
Money invested cannot be lost. Our ra-
ito of assets to liabilities are larger than
any other Co. We present more favora-
bic features for policy holders than any
other Co. Be sure and examine our
plans before iusuring.
II. +. II. BEAUMONT, Special Agt.