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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-18
From the Holt County Sentinel. ]
Graham Items.

Elder Swank's country residence, sit
uated one mile northwest of Graham,
W as destroyed by fire on Tuesday night,
J My l. The fire is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary. The flames
spread very rapidly only u portion OF
the household goods were saved.@ there
was some insurance on the house, but
not enough to cover the loss.
Many OF our citizens spent the 4th
by going to Kings grove and Mary
vile.
Our Base Ball Club under Captain
jay, went oyer to Grant last week, and
PLAYED with the club at that place. We
did not learn the result.
Mr.. John Schmidt is engaged in
erecting a nice new residence, 2Sx3S,
and two stories high. The basement is
of stone. The structure will cost, when
completed, about $1,000.
The health of our town is very good
inst now. Notwithstanding tina. this is
the cheated term.
Harvesting IS going on all around
rs. aad wheat promises a heavy crop.
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Patrons


The following Oranges have been or
ganized recently:
Rochester Grange, 81 members
Master, c. W. Douglass, Rochester
Secretary, John Mlnton, Savannah.
Organized june %, 1878.
DeKalb Grange, "a members Master,
L. NJ. McCrary. Rochester; Secretary,
William Hayter. Rochester. Organized
June q. Place of meeting. SIX miles
east of Rochester, in DeKalb county.
blackberry Grange, q members /;
Master, c. C.-Gee, Savannah; Secreta-
~, J. H. Gillispie,S Savannah. Organized
June %.
andrew County Grange, 80 members
Master, A. B. Mcconnell; Secretary,
W. NJ. Miller. p. o., Rochester. Or
ganized July 8.
Sulphur Spring Grange, 80 members;
Master. Joshua Dean; Secretary, Robt.
Stockton; Pc, Stcwartsville, Mo. Or
ganized July Q.
There are now five oranges in An
drew county: number of members, III.
Applications to have new Oranges
organized in Andrew or DeKalb
ties should be addressed to Z. Brayton,
Savannah, Mo.
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Holt County Items.
From the scn,inel.1

AiS ~ a@fN'
The citizens of Forest City expect
soon the old Missouri back Mt that
place, which took its departure in 1868.
On June 26 and % the Missouri
river opposite Forest City was higher
than it has been at any time since 1868.
The Holt County Court, which met
in special session on Saturday, the 2Sth
ult., examined a number of bids for
building Il house for the county poor.
There were three bids, one by Ilerbst
& Co.. for s5.S75; N. Howley, $500;
and Moses Bennett, $3.50. The con
tract was awarded to Mr.. Bennett, being
the lowest responsible bidder. The
building is to be of brick and to be COM
pleted by the Goth of October, 1878.
The old Missouri is dissatisfied ut
the route of the Kansas City, st. Joe &
Council Bluffs Railroad, and has taken
the drop on the company, by removing
about two miles of the track six miles
south of Hamburg, and has returned to
her former bed, (from which she has
been separated twenty ycars), about
twenty feet beneath the track at said
point, thereby causing a removal of the
route, which, owing to the scarcity Of
hands, will delay travel for some time.
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Advertisements.

To advertise is to inform the public
that you are ready for business, and
have something to dispose of. either in
the way of service or stock. A sign
over the door, or across the face of the
building. may catch the eye of a few
passers-by, but a well-displayed notice
in a live paper is read by thousands.
Some men while saving ten dollars by
not advertising, lose hundreds in the
ack of custom. The live business man
is always found in print. He deals with
the people, and knows that the best way
to reach them is through the columns Of
the local paper. He eyerlackscustomers,
but is kept busy waiting upon those who
have read of his stock and who have
come to examine or buy. We favor
iudicious advertising. Good rs it is, ii
can be oyerdone. A man may exagger-
! ate his stock, and thereby disgust those
| who visit him. Another may expend
too much money on a single effort, and
fail in its object. The best way to ad
! yertise is, first: have something to dis
| pose of worth the price you ask: keep
within reasonable bounds in your notice
to the public; pay for the space yof
F! occspy promptly rs your business en-
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day afternoon last, carrying away con.
siderable Of the road bed and rendering
the track entirely impossible.
IFrom the Express.l
Hon. /. C. Parker wants to buy two
acres of land here to make him u farm.
Shouldn't wonder if he makes an at
tempt to join the Changers.
The farmers. of this vicinity arc
now busily engaged harvesting their
crops of wheat, which We are informed
promise an abundant yield.
About 3 p. m. yesterday, the 7th,N n.
Y. Woolsey and Mrs. Alva Brainard
were drowned in the N~ishnebotna river,
four miles north of Watson. Mrs.
Woolsey being sick, her husband crossed
the river in Il skiff for Mrs. Brainard.
They etarted on the return, Mrs. Il.
taking her youngest ~child, twelve
months old. The skiff was half full Of
water and Mr.. W. neglected to bail it
out. When about midway across the
stream the boat went down. Mrs.
Brainard rose three times, always man.
aging TO hold her child above the wa
tiers. Before she went down WITH her
child, she floated some distance along
or near the east bank. BY some means,
that seems almost miraculous, the child
was caught by the o~verhanging roots of
a tree and rescued and is still alive. Its
mother, who had displayed SO much
Spartan heroism, went or down and
finally sank. Her body was recovered
a short time after. She leaves a hus-
band and four children. Mr.. Woolsey's
body was found the next morning, near
by where he went down. His face was
considerably disfigurcd, supposed to
have been done by the skiff when he
came up. He leaves a wife and several
children. His wife gave birth to a child
last night. She was standing in the
door, which looked out upon the river,
saw him start for home and then go
down within the sound of her own
voice.
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Attention.

Just step into w. A. Prices grocery
store, on the south side Of the Square,
and you can buy goods right. He will
sell you 10 lbs good New Orleans sugar
for one dollar; for fifty cents, you can
get Il pound of Imperial tea that others
sell ut 81. This tea is warranted to give
satisfaction. We would also call your
attention 10 his stock OF dried fruits and
choice -four. Twelve pounds No.
dried peaches or apples for 81. His
-four is OF the best quality, and is also
sold very cheap. Three dollars and
ten cents per cwt. for strictly choice ar
ticie of spring wheat -four, and four dol
lars and fit ty cents for choice fall
wheat -four. Only $500 for a five-gal-
lon keg of the best New York crystal
syrup; 80 for Il barrel of new salt, Sl.6a
for a barrel of stock salt; and last, but
not least, thirty cents for a gallon of
COAL OIL,
And everything else the same in pro
portion. Please cali and see for your.
self.
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DeKalb County Items.
(from the Register


A young man was run owe and
killed by the cas- on the 9TH between
Stewartsville and Easton. lie was
taken to Easton by the same train that
caused his death he was buried the
next day by the citizens of Easton.
The County Court at the last meeting
fixed the rate of dram shop license at-S75
for the county and s25 for the State for
six months. The Court granted license
to enc shop in Osborn. Two petitions,
one from Osborn and n from here,
were laid over to next term. Some time
before the next term begins, it would
be worth while for the Court to take n
favorable position within ear-shot of the
saloon here, and listen. Night is the
best time for hearing what is TO be heard.
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Personal,

Mr.. Robinson, of the Maryville Re.
publican, was n visitor at our Office on
Saturday. lie come down to report the
grand match game of base ball.
Rev. /. Chivington, of the c. P.
Church, Andrew county, is visiting his
daughter here, Mrs. Giford.-[Rock
Port Express.
David Moran, Jonathan Snowden,
William Sullenger, E. G. Smith, Judge
Myers, and numerous other prom.
inent citizens of the county, were in the
city on Wednesday.
Captain Caldwell has been seriously
ill Tor some time.
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THE people of Macon county are very
much dissatisfied with the Township
Organization Law. The expenses of
the county are more than three times as
much Us they were under the old conn
ty management. They thipk the town
ship plan would work well in n thickiy
settled region; but I'M spasre popula-
ton. it is burdensome and expensive
beyond any plan yet adopted.-[Mays-
vile Register.
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Their value is by no means apprecia-
ted, but the rapidity with which people
are waking up to their necessity and
usefulness is n of the significant sign
of the times. Few families are now
content with a single newspaper. The
thirst for knowledge is not easily satia-
ted, and books, though uSefnl-yes. alb
solutcly necessary in their place, fail to
meet the demands of youth or age. The
village newspaper is eagerly sought
and its contents are eagerly devoured.
Then comes the demand for the county
news, State news, national and foreign
news. Next to the political come the
literary, and then the scientific journals.
Lastly and above all, come the moral
and religious journals. This variety is
demanded to satisfy the cravings of the
active mind.
Newspapers are also valuable to ma
terial prosperity. They advertise the
city, county and locality. They spread
before the reader a map on which may
be traced character, design and pro-
gress. II a stranger calls 1T a hotel he
first inquiries for the village newspaper;
if Il friend comes from a distance the
very next thing after the family greet
ing, he inquiries for your village o
county newspaper. and you feel discom
fitted il you are unable to find Il late
copy, and COMPOUNDED if you are com
PEELED to say you do 10 take it.
The newspaper is just as necessary to
fit a man for his true position in life as
food and raiment. Show us a ragged,
bare foot boy rather than an ignorant
one. His head will cover his feet in
after life If he is well supplied with
newspapers. Show US the child that
is eager for newspapers. He will make
a mar of mark in after life if you CRAFTY
that desire for knowledge, Other things
being equal, it is a rule that never fails.
Give the children newspapers.
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AdminishatO1''s Notice.

HREDiTORs and all others interested in the
N.estate Of James Anderson, DECEASED, viii
take notice that In pursuance OF sn order ~ ffr
Probate Court for Andrew county, missouri,
marie on the 4.h day Of February, 1s93, ] have
.,;en charge Of said estate for the purpose OF
administering the same; therefore, all persons
n1riag fiaiIns against said estate are requested
: hfe-est them 10 JDe forAnliowaace; and II such
Gums be not yresesird within one year they
esg be ~Prceiuied from the benefits of stisti es-
lsss and IL not presented in two years from this
site, they will ie forever barred.
ALLEN HOLT,
Public Administrator, Andrew Co., No.
5any - is5s
sErssLEf, airy ~
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A LARGE number of farmers took rec
reation for themselves and families, af-
ter their harvest work, by visiting "old
John Robinson's" show in Savannah on
Wednesday. The. show was fully up
to expectation generally, and cold
John may expect to be visited by a
greater number the next time he comes.
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OUR NEIaHsoRs.
Atchison County Items.
From the Journal

From the Journal
The Fourth was duly celebrated in
that portion Of the county known as
Bloody Bottom
Public Admin trator Shires sold
the Phelps House on Tuesday to Joseph
OrPelt, Esq, the present iiospitable
landlord.
The Missouri swept over the track
OF Inc !a:l.o.d at the narrows on Si1a-
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Fingers Pine Lumber Yard, st
Joseph, Mo.

Wholesale and retail dealers in lum-
Der, lath, shingles, pickets, posts, sash,
doors, blinds and moulding. Best pine
fencing, all lengths, $40 Copper thousand
feet; rough barn boards, $40 90 per
thousand feet; pine shceting, Sl2 so
to Si7 so per thousand feet; dimension
lumber, S22.50 per thousand feet. and
all other grades and qualities as low
n proportion. Yard and office, South
Fourth Street. st. Joseph. Mo.
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Take Notice.

Teachers will observe that the State
makes two provisions to obtain efficient
teachers in her schools-the normal
school and teachers institute. Those
teachers who know their own inability
to instruct, and who fail to avail them
selves of the means offered for their i'm
provemcnt, must not feel themselves
wronged if they are no longer numbered
as teachers of our county. We hope to
see a large attendance of teachers and
friends OF education.
W. d. H0AR,
Superintendent of Schools of Andrew
county.
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urges, let your advertisements keep
pace with its gFvwth; lay aside q e +
tain per cent. OF profit for the sole par-
pose of keeping your business before the
public. Thousands d men W thcfr
fortunes To a judicious sSssenf of advcr-
tiSipw.
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by William A. Pyle, Of jefferson
township. in Andrew county, Mo-, on the
lIth day OF June, 1ss5, and posted before Jesse
John, Justice OF the Peace, u light bay horse,
ffkrn hands high; no other marks OF brands
pre.ivahle. Appraised at seventy dollars by
D. e.. stotfs and John Hart, who were duly
sworn by me for that purpose. A frne copy.
S;Hs JESSE Ohm j. y.
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JUDGING from the reports that come
through our exchanges and from travel
ers, the crop of fine grains in Northwest
Missouri, Southwest Iowa, Southeast
Nebraska and Northeast Kansas will be
heavier than for the last eight o. ten
Years.
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STILES & HARDY amt got any money

STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
c-sh than any body can on credit.
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Wanted for sale, two farms Of forty
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Afn
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PRICES

Corrected W -ekiy by W. A. Price, Whole
sails and Retail Grocer and Commission
Merchant, Savannah, Me.
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building ut Savannah, Mo-, commenc-
ing August II, 1878, and continue four
days.
PROGRAMME.
Lecture by Professor Baldwin, oil
Kirksville State Normal School.
Lecture by DIR. Cruikshank; subject
Mental Philosophy.
Lecture by DIR. X. z. Smith; subject
Physiology.
Lecture by G. E. King; subject
Music.
Lecture by F. T. McFadden; subject
-Pcnmanship.
CLASS DRILLS.
photography. by W. ID. Hoar.
Reading, j. &. Honnold.
Mental Arithmetic, by j. W. Wilker-
son..
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Geography, by Eliza Adkins.
United States History, by Ella Ford.
Civil Government, byJ. b. kildow.
Algebra. by Cyrus Heren.
~Penmanship, by L. j. kinzer.
English Grammar, by IL. Z. Alexan-
der.
SELECT READING.
Miss Il. V. Wright, Jabe Powell,
j. q. Ilonnold, +. G. Matteson and Ii.
!. S. Gardner.
DECLARATIONS.
Hiram MattisOn, III. S. Gardner and
others.
ESSAYS.
Miss Annie Morris; subject-School
Teachers and Teaching. Miss Alice
Buckley; subject-Sunshine and Shad-
ow of a Teach r's Life. Mrs. Earls
subject-Co-operation of Parents with
Teachers. j. W. Grabill; subject
Incentives to Study. Miss c. F..
Wright; subject-Why am / Proud
of Being an American? John
Foultz subject-Methods of Study. j. c.
Brooks, suhject-Cultivation of the
Mind. +. J.. Kinzer, Wilson Daily,
Miss Angie Armstrong, G.. +. King,
Miss Margary Adkins, j. b. Kildow,
William Flemming and w. w. Booher.
MUSIC.
The Savannah choir will please furn-
ish music for the Institute.
Parties falling to perform the duties
assigned them, will please inform either
member of the committee.
j. C. BROOKS,
C. +. MATTESON,
j. &. HONNOLD,
Executive Committee.
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PHYSICIANS

n l.. &. STONE, NJ. d., having located In
II. savannah, offers his professional services
fo fhe citizens of the city and vicinity. Office,
sonfh side the square, first door east OF the new
Bank Building. AZ
TAR. q. ii. DAVENPORT having located in
Savannah, offers his professional services
ia fhe citizens of Savannah and vicinity. Office
nj his residence On Main street, one block east OF
the square
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Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute Of Andrew
county will convene in the public school
building ut Savannah, Mo-, commenc-
ing August II, 1873, and continue four
days. @
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UARDWARE. &c.

NOLBURN, SCO., dealer in hardware,
stoves and tinware, north side Ofthe square
Ssysnnsh, Mo. Jobbing IN finwork done on
short notice. q
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BAKERY, sc.

:" &. SHEDRICK & CO., Eagle bakery
ii. confectionery and restaurant, west side
Ofthe square. %
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AT THE OLD STAND.
South Side the Pablo Square.

mo nv old customers I take great y easure in
announcing that | have brought from New
York one of the largest stocks OF goo.ls in my line
ever brought 10 tii3 city, consisting Ia part OF
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w Atfornc y~-at-I.ayy.
aa,aic. over Savannah Savings Bns. with David
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COAL OIL,

And everything else the same in pro-
portion. Please cali and see for your
self.
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- HIGGINS -si-Iafw Office over
tIderman's store, savannah, Missouri.
al, practice in all the Courts of the 18Th Judi
vii tprrtit. SG