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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-10

Our fair and amiable friend, Mrs. Sue
Abney, on the part of her scholars, in
vites the .4duertiscr corps land empow-
ers them to invite, in her name, sail the
pleasant, picnic-going folks Of the vii
lage') to attend a Picnic and Fishing
ing-party at Collmead Academy, at
Dorn's Mills, on Friday next. Our kind
est thanks to Mrs. y. AID her scholars.
We will try to send some of the "pleas
ant picnic gcers" younger, handsomer
and prankier than ourselves.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-10

The weIl-dressed gentlemen from Au-
gusta were on hand as usual. Howard,
of Miller, Hack e. Howard, told us he
whssipk almost uptp DEATH and but for
Ae stimulus of a .fsws green backs he
must certainly go under. However, we
noticed that he kept up brayely all day.
It is pres1mable Therefore that our peo-
pie were prompt at "the captains office.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-10

is PREPARED TO RECEIVE COT
TON and other property upon Storage,
and make advances upon the same.
Cotton shipped to this house will be
stored subject to the order of the owner,
and the lowest rates charged for storage.
All property SO stored will be insured in
good reliable companies, if insurance is
desired; and advances will be made at
the lowest banking rates. Our store
houses arc 80 located that drayage is not
necessary; and no charge for handling
will be made.
All business communications should
be addressed to the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN F. GARY, Treasurer.
March 20 6m 13
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-10

Mr.. Pieyson, young unmarried Bap-
tist clergyman from Virginia, has arriv-
ed at Ridge Spring, as permanent pastor
Of the Baptist church there The people
are very much pleased with him. The
Church has been very much modernized'
and beautifled lately.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-10

The Edgefeld Medical Association held
their April ,qpartsrly .neetipgiih the
Hall OF tho Advertiser building.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-10
,iUre, consisting in part Of {:

VIZ H'o AoSe tf
49,. Seed BYE, BARLEY, Wheat and Oats
All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE sold on Commission.
Our Mr. w S. HOWARD will be at Edgfeld every Sale day.
HAILLER, HACK s. howard.
Augusta Ga. Sept 25 -. tt 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-10

We hear that Miss Gibbes' scholars
will give an exhibition. on the lst OF
May.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-10
I Il al lEsnl. {

/ We had fine weather for Sale.day in
April, and a considerable crowd of peo-
pleE Nothing of particular interest oc-
Cured except the public meeting. We
were struck with the chat on all sides
tcbAce hing gnsnos and commercial fer
,tilfzsrsLand with the .unsatisfed de-
mands for the same. Will this unlimi
ted buying Of guano make our country
rich or poor? In our opinion, rich. Ip
Ten wears the South will be the richest
country in the world. [s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-10
8 DOZEN DIR. SIMMONS REGULATOR

Prepared, in bottles and packages, by j. II. zeilir
only genuine Simmons Liver Regulator.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
ODIum sm0ke.

In smoking opium, the taste at first is not
unpleasant; but AS Is the case with tobacco, a
person must become habituated TO its use-
Lhe drug is prepared in a semi-auld state and
has sweet oily flavor somewhat resembling
rich cream. Smoking the substance for the
nrst time, not over 130 to 100 grains can be
used, as It is apt to cause violent vertigo, nAn-
sea and headache. The first puGfs render the
smoker lOqnaciOCls, then. lie becomes stuDidlv
happy and fnaily paleness and quick cOntrac-
IONS OF the face enSue. The sensations and
dreams differ according to the temperament
and nervous organization of the user A deer
eleep is generally produced, lasting from two
% three hours, during which time the pulse il
low and very feeble, Tue physical effects are
loss Of appetite, extreme emaciatioa, and, G-e
oueniIy, ldiOcy. ttI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
From the BaItimord American. n.----------es----
AZ yAHlali Beer, DrinkIug--
Yme R0YaA AlrcReEY.

MUNICH, July %, 1873.
We are still enjoying our German life in
Munich as we did In Vienna, living as the
people live, and like iE much better than hotel
life. Eve have, Just at IL O'Clock, p. NJ, re-
turned from supper, having taken 1t in gar
den, Where for nine krentZerS, admission
Cslx centS) we were enabled to listen while
eating to an excellent concert by band of
TyrOleSo Vocalsts. Last night, whilst taking
the same meal, we enjoyed aconcert in another
garden by full military band, and this even
ing propose to visit still another garden, all of
which are within five minuter' walk of our
hotel, where another of the great military
bands OF Munich will be in attendance. at
least one thousand persons take their evening
meal at each of these gardens every evening,
and there are dozens OF them in all sections
OF the city similarly attended. The admission
Is mere trifle, merely sufficient to pay for
Tourists who live in hotels know nothing of
the people among whom they are jOurneying,
ana return home from their travels fully post
ed about painting galleries, and Old chr rches,
ana castles, and monuments, and palaces, but
Know very little about the habits and customs
OF the people.
THE ROYAL BREWERY.
We visited yesterday afternoon the Royal
Brewery, an establishment managed for sew
eral hundred years back by the Government,
where mug of beer, containing nearly three
pints, or at least two pints and a-half, equal
20 hVe mugs of the size sold in Baltimore, is
furnished for eight kreutzers, or about i've
and a-half cents. The Government retails
beer here at very little over the cost of manu-
facture, aud furnishes better article than
can be mad from any Of the private breweFies
about Munich. The size of the mug aud the
price Is thus made universal by the Govern
ment, as any innovation on the standard as
to price and quantity as furnished by the Gov
ernmsnt would cause cessatin of sale. All
attempts made by the Government to advance
the price or reduce the size Of the mug has
produced such mnttering among the people
tnat 1t has of necessity been abandoned. The
Bavarian loves his beer, must have it good
and pure, and is unwilling to pay more for a
given quantity than his father and grand
rather paid before him. A recent attempt a;
frankfort to reduce the size of the glass
caused most serious revolt, the troops were
called out. men and women were shot down
IN the streets, and those arrested have been
sentenced to penal servitude for series OF
years. Any suggestion here to touch size OF
price has met with such demonstrations thai
lt has been abandoned, and although the de-
mand constantly increases at the ROYAL Brew.
cry they do not increase the quantity manu-
Aactured. That was being sold to-day, as in
Qlcated by notice in the tap-rOOm was Dur
chased from private brewer1es, Government
stock having thus early in the season become
exhausted. Any manner of tyranny will bt
submitted to by the Bavarian, Dut if YOU tOuel
mis- beer all the ferOcity OF his nature i
aroused
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

IOIALs lz,VUO OlFIS. ALL CASH,
S"SuuB iF0tVVVV
The distribution will be positive whether all the
tickets are sold or not, and the 20c0 gifts all paid
IN proportion to the tickets soldalI unsOd tic cts
being destroyed. as at the First and Second Con-
certs and not represented in the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; Halves s25; Tenths. or each
Coupon. 20; Eleven Whole TisKets tor $500; 221z
Tickets for $1,000; 1l3 Whole Tickets for s, 90;
27 Whole Tickets for $40. %. No discount on less
than $500 worth of Tick cts at time.
The unparalleled success o. the Third Gift Con-
cert os well as the satisfaction given by the First
and second, makes it only necessary TO annOunce
the Fourth 20 insure the prompt sale OF every
Ticket. Tho Fourth Gift Concert will be conduct;
ed in all its Details like the Third and full partc
ulars MAJ be learned from circulars, which will be
sent free from this office to all who apply for them
Tickets nov ready for sale. and all orders accom-.
panied BY the money promptly filed, LiberA
terms given 90 those who buy to sell again.
THOS. II. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Libr. KY. and Manager Gift Concert
Public LIBRARY Building. Louisville, Ky
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
nonin the Blood

The PeFWOS0sS Syrup, q E4N0eeees
ed SOVaitiOSO Of the FFOtODs50 Of
Iron, {s 50 combined az TO have
the character Of an 0ftNse1sfs SS
e0StEy dtNested and 0SSgtllatkOte6
aOtth the blood as tie aiiapEese
food 1t Increases the QUANTITY
or NatureSs Ot0St V3taIisisS0
.AQeSst, IrO1s In the Mood e1GSs6
cares dS0 thOass0SeCI iIJS, - stssapyN
bN1Omtng espb 1SSWt0OFgtt1eW 0Ss0
YttGSlSS1S9 tlse System. 1hSesss
sfched and Vit0gized blood per-
P1se0tes eUO1'V part O1eAee 0OduS
Siep0tTiHg dQ1lsaees ord SgWstss
searcetNg. oese E.eretd secsS-
ttOsss, and teavttsQ SSotAtsSg for
disease to feed el1l01s. ,..'',. ,.''
This Is the secret or tlle a10lS-
Gle11ssI sSgccess '0f' e 1,etise6lp ~
curing DypRepaias Liver C0W-
plalnts DrOpsy, OlaKOnic DiaE~
rhoea, BoiIs, NerYOns a fIections,
ChiIls and EeverzSs ltaumOrs,
Loss of COnstl tltatiOn0l TigOF,
Diseases Of tho kidneys ana
bladder, Female COmplaintHs
1~s4N4 49, AAt1NNa-Aa ~ NA44SAAA4a1fs ~
a bad state OF TIE btOo1I, o. 0cS
/. CO1ep0ssleG9 6N SiebStttH o., q IOs0
state Of the SyetelleS Betsy rec
from Alcohol, IN SsSsW form, ttS
enor0Igtn0 e6eOtS taSel roe f9k-
SOeU66 81 e0g9,es1 gsDR S-egc-
ttOso, OSst arc PeF5IDgSsiGISf ttl1tss
st1a0 streSlgtlSs vtgbes and, setu
life into all P0ftg 0Is st5A9 oit e1l8S
and building W tlis 1s'os COa@
zh0lssGMds hare beeB eA0gaet1
bv tie Ssee o1 tlbSs S,eilSeSiaIS fSDllA
eCo0Es stCA1Ns a0e1f fePt1A0 aoSs1Q-
ttsress 70 atF0aNs h0nlteai E0@9
A0npn e1oolD and SDot19elS 4lI84s
d9ev0tt1a cassseoe SseUB01sGt ~ AesS
-5tIfe to Ot0O te q itsst0s., I5i-lu7l 9its
See Ehag each bO le kaa Rllp
WAN SYRUP btolsA IN tha0 0lasss
PAanfhasts' E3o ss 81
SETH v. FOytE 4 SONS, Pspsiaiors..
Ne. / AIl1eSS Rlatss nsslsM.
sOID o. pHVSeIIyS -dtS1lxfih
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
Wilmington and western r r.
TIVE TABLE.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

cOmAenoink April nh,
Leave MtimingtOn %. 10 % . u. and 535 3 N.
Leave Landenberg IS, 10 IS . = and 50 D n,
Arrive at Wilmington 5I N, l o. and 90 D m
Arrive at LandenbeEg %. II 81 . D and 60 D NJ
CONNECflONS-Trains leaving WilminRtnn NJ
10 40 q with train leaving Philadelphia 81 50 4
N; Baltimore at 80 . N. and Delaware r r trains
arriving At 10 IS ., m.
Trains leaving WiInin9tOu At SSp N. connects
with train leaving PhiladelPhis At % D N.
train Phiiadalbhia az 10 AN.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 20 With train
for Philadelphia at % n. :. =.
Train arriving ~ Wilmington at % n with
train for Baltimore aad KashinGton at N N;
with trAin for Philadalphia aud New York "a s 50
n. AMI With DelagaIe 3 r trAias at 8 N.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Leave WilminstaA A q m- 200 nm
Leave LAndenhoRg IL % q. N, and 4 81 D. N.
Arrive Wilmington u Is n. and Is , n.
Arrive LAndeberg II % q N, and Is D m
Trains arriving in Milmington at IS D m. con
meet nth train for Philadelphia ak % , N
Omnibus connections between W. and W. and P.
W. and b DePOts. and ears eflhe Niimington City
Railway. DAVID c0NNRLL. Sapt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

Auv NILAg4 IaIu VIII run s1bject tOld8lay1 inoi-
gent 70 Irelgnt Dusness. and will stop only At sta
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Lease New Castle for WilmtDgtOn and PhiIaisl-
Wilmington at l.25 P. NJ. for New Castle.
, SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to those ab0V ., leave Smyrn for CiaV
ton IL - .. m. and 7.35 D. n LoaTS S1iaStn0 a.
smyrna $40 =. m, and 400 D. m, 10 mSkS econSe-
South. - 'S-''Ou'
CONNECTIONS.
Al. TOWNSEND. with the Ksnt County and oussn
Anne'g 8 Kent Railroads. ~ SN00a
AtChAYION. with the MAryIa land aad Delaware
AZ HARRINGTON. With the JunotiOu and Break.
At sEAF9RD With the Dorchester and DslauAr.
At BRLMAR, with the Basts-n Sho,. R.,,,o,
and WioomicO and PooOmoks Railroad.
| - " y. KENNRY RnRA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

ITO THR PUBLIC. ~ ~ e.-z..
Il The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com-
pAny have completed Arrange gements - carry Money
Packages and Express Matter 20 an1 iron all pOints
on the line at their road and West Chester.
Also. 90 al points on tho Philadelphia and Read
Ing and CAtsWiESs RailrOads including Reading,
ingt0wn, MahoRsy City. NJ CarAel NOrristOWn.
pottsVille, &c. -E .-.-'
For fnFthsrinfbgmAiien apply a t&o Depot cor
neP Of Front aud Madison strsata WilminRton.
Rxpress matter sent 10 Franklia TslaEraph u0oe,
Ne, WeSt Third street. OF 70 thslG 0spOe EfOn2
aad Madison, OF orders len with Mi allen a Seal
dslivsrinG agents. viii receive prempt attention.
ans-9 aea.i sas4 ". Al r R. %.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal.
umore Railroad.
DELAWARE nIVTST0M

IMPORTANT N0TICB-On and aftsr Monday.
4 April Asts lbI3, Passenger Train win leave Sss
lerd at 6.O z. m for fhiiadelphia, Baltimore ana
The 6S p, m: train from Wilmington With PhiIa.
9elPhln ana Baltimore connection, will run to Saa-
ford A rriging q. 1000 p. m. Making thrss dSiIv
trains to and from Seaford, -"
On and after the above date this Company will dis-
continue nlnning the early morning and eveni0R
| trains betEeen Milford and Harrington
Il. +. KRNNEY, SuD't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
$4,000 FOR 20 CENTS.

Before you start on journey, buy an Accident In
surance Ticket of the kailway Passengers
ASsuIan Co.. of Hartford, Conn. Tickets for
sale Rt railroad stations. Ask for an Insurance
Ticket.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

RUs11'8s tsa4aA~ ia@ g @es
STEAM FREI0HT line h'
Leaves "a wharf above chsstale street. Pkilaasl.
phiA daily ct .. m.. and fssReh etrest Wha VIZ
ninatOn. ct 8 n FREIGHT handed eAFOfalll md
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
FhiladslphiaS Whining ton and
Baltimore HaiIroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
sPRIEG ARRANGEMENT.

On ana aIRor MONDAY, April ne.
ssTS eve e GollowS; --' WI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

(T 10 Con pst dAyl. AEsats wanted All
either sex, young or old. make moro money at work
for Us in their spare moments or all the time han
At anything elsa. Particulars free. Address u.
STINS0N CO.. Portland. Maine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

AGENTS. everywhere to sell eur ASy and
~ A1AN ~ novel EmbroiderinR Iaohtne.-
WANTED the S-M Mckee MSa1isot1FiSG Com
pany. 9O9 Broadway. New York. eG" 81 h.4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

A RORTU U N E.- HoW3 By speCulatinR 10
"A stocks aud Geld. Capital, $40 to Slo0s will
pay 500 to 81 900 . month. Fall explanation sent
free. w. i. HUBBELL a CO.. Bankers and BFOk-
ers. SO Wall ST.. New York. Box 2S2.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
$1.5OO,OOO.

divided into 1900 cash gifts, will be distributed
ny lot among the ticket holders. The numbers OF
the tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind
chlle, On and the gifts from another.
LIST OF GIFTS:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

SETH Y. EoptE 4 SONS, FroslaIs.
Ne. 1 HIl1s6S Rlatss nShasn.
sOtDST, pHVSsii i-dipllxEsn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

The HeekwIsh sac Pereablo RamIly Sew
ing Machine On 30 Days Tr1alB May aAVan-
tagos over ALI Satisfaction guarauts0d. or 80 re-
with Sewing Machine Co. $50 broadway. N. 7.
THE NEW kLABfaD T1Ob8- A z1nOT-
tdat Inuefioa. IL retains the Rupture at s tiaOS.
and under the hArdst exercise QI saveragt strain,
It is worn with comic It. and IL kept on night and
Say affects permanent cure in = few weeks. Sold
cheap and sent BY mail when reqUessod. Circu-
lars free. when oIdered by leter goat 20 The Elas-
Nobody uses MstAl Spring TEussasE too paiuflli
slip oRt % frequshfly, =, 4. : ap2q 2taukOoWly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

BOSTON PLIRTATION sEGRAL1S
Sent on receipt Of 3 eents. UniqUe fFintias and
Publishing HOUSE. 81 Vessy atResL New YORk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
Phna6elphia, HIumlngIOn and RAM.
more Railroad.
TIME TAAI.E,,


PhiladelIhiG and " ashinEIOn kxDresS Trains are
issson ESprssS franS thus + 1 The S0f q
train iron Philadephia connoets for FORTRESS Mon
On aesoGnt of difference in time. trains leave Bal
hmoEe BY city time AVs minutes earlier than stated
s0UTHWARD.
Trains from Philsaolphia wiz leave depot, cor
per Of Broad street and Washington avenue a. fol-
For 18th street. TOO. SIS, 10 %, 10 IS a m. 1910
i. ,2le, 5 g, 8, s 45. 80. %, 9 90. II 4S n.
BonnsaSn. % is: 10 %. 10 IS =. m. u 10
Ps'sSs Z 3 80 4 4 T. B. R2i,
$50 AS. 8 45. 50 Z %, Y 80, IL 46 D IN.
sharon ain. co. 5 IS. 10 o. 10 Is a m. 12 40
ai.HSs:O g. fs g. Co. iS e II . ia q TO-
IoU9. siS s. u 10 g. g. So II p
.. s SIS. : 45. 8; 8. "a 49, s1G e;
CSs% LSan: y, 7Cs, 9 s1s lS g GO. G. 1919 a. m. 70 -
Oss' ~ 8 y Z = SsS 7dS g. Z g. y h s. 3?
s. :lS 4. g. T. g. q
ThuEloW.1 %. 30. 10 IS an; 2SO. ~. is. 90.
TfsiSsTS.7 %. 10 IS N; 80. sos Is. 90. 81
L.s.csd. !Oe. $40 IOS am; 40. $50. SIS,
"cIsS%SHs; 5CS; .. IO6am; 2sO. ssO. SIS.
| 100. 30, IL 30$ m.
BslIsvue. I 7OO.s 81. lOS AMI 2SO.s s1.5 1871 OO
1 93Opm.
s@.E: Is. si."7 %. ) 50. Ii 80 m. ~
Newport, 80 m; ~, lSpm.
sISnsSP. s29P ~ a N; nj 4. ls l5 Pin; p ac.
Elkten, 80 N; 4s. Is. II 80" N.
n OFth East. 30 m; A., 5 IS. IL 3Os m.
4" CharIestOWn, 8 20 m; 4. 5 Is p m.
.TnSTii: nRSIIiI SS g M: M: Il y i p II 20
| d M
Hayre-ds-drAOs. 70 a IN; IL 15'. A.. %. IL 80
pm.
" Aberdeen. 30 a IN, 4o, IL %. p IN.
Rereyma1sy:lls. 20 a IN; =. IL 31' pm.
kdgoWood. 8 80 . m; A, IL 38s D m,
| Magnolia. 80 N; e. II up pm,
| Ohaso's. $50 N: ~ m.
9temmors Run. 30 .. ma 4opw,
Baltimore. 30 m; IL l5o, A, 8 20 = IL ~ D N
NORTHWARD.
Trains for PhiladelphiA will leave as follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
p1ILLAspELlHlAIIIAI1 4 INILMIHaTOGI : RALTl

On ana aflsr WknNEsDxX, 0SSs6ar lslA, lsn
4 DassangaF OoP vii " a1AAsAoA .eo the frOiRh
ssll lsaVilG PAilaaslphia goo ,. n. Ter WI
tlsh SiIl So e elAslsas - bIloWs. Whou
dgnallsa as oR1Fas kslIg. saa ,. a LasAlSsse s.S
| i01 ea 3. ~ Linuood. 9.h5 ,. n Clay ag1A leo
q s@ieY y L. = y aViye i,Riegt9a. la. .
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-14
Amazonia Items.

For some time past the river has been
cutting away its left bank just below Am
azonia. This continued until the track
of the railroad was in danger, and the
railroad company found it necessary to
put a construction train and several
gangs of men at work filling in rock to
stop the break. The cannOnading heard
in this direction is caused by blasting
rock.
Saturday nigh, there was .an old
fashioned fight at the saloon, in which
beer glasses. stones. clubs and cord
wood bore Il conspicuous part. Sunday
night the whisky mysteriously leaked
out, and all the friends of Nasty are
in mourning.
4 teacher named Inbody is said to
have deserted his school lately. and it is
further reported that his landlady and a
number of others would like to sec him
about THAT little bill, you know"
The literary society seems to be in full
blast and well attended. The DISPOSE
ton 10 discuss the matter" seems sui
iicient for several such societies.
There is Il train which runs about once
Il month and reaches here early in the
day. that il rcceiv,d favOrably by 4 good
many people here, and they always
wear smiling faces after its visits.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-14
A Queer Story.

A strange account reaches us from
Fillmore, which should be ferrcted out
if there is proper foundation. 1t seems
n j b persuaded a Miss $
to marry him. B secured the ser
vices of a person named C., who
pretended to be authorized to Solcmnizc
marriages, assuming the name of Beers,
but whether representing himself As
Justice of the Peace or Il minister we
do not know. This was several weeks
arc. the two in the meantime living in
the relation of man and wife, the young
lady being under the idea they were le-
rallv married; but B, requesting
that il be kept secret until he sent his
grown-up daughter to Indiana, it was
not divulged until his daughter left.
Miss 5 then called on B--t to make
their marriage publicly known and 60
to housekeeping; but, having grown
tired of his fun" (save the mark. he
turned a deaf car to her appeals, telling
her they were not married, and she
had no claim Oh him. This is the sad
story as it is related here. If it Is true,
If should not end thus.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-14
PERSONAL.

Miss Angie Huffman some time since
departed for Kentucky, where she will
make a prolonged visit to relatives.
The following clipped from the C!ar-
india page county, Iowa. Herald, will
be appreciated by Mr.. CRAFTS friends
~hereabouts: The campaign which
closed VIGOROUSLY for the Republican
party in Page comfy was most admira-
bly, conducted by Mr.. Valentine Graft.
chairman of the central committee. Mr..
Graft is ii young man, and prior to the
present year had no experience in poll
tics; but he took charge of his office.
and went to work with the skill and dis
erection of Il veteran. In no county in
this State was better and shrcwdcr work
done for the good cause which tri-
umphed. And Graft is the gentleman
to be thanked"
Capt VIM. Lewis has been down sick
for two months with an affection Of the
sciatic nerve in his hip. but is improv-
ing.
VIM. y. Smith, Constable of Wash
ington township. goes to Nodawav
county, and therefore resigns his office.
Sorry to have him leave us. He still
takes the REPUBLICAN, of course.
W. c. Smith, Esq, left for st. Louis,
on Wednesday, to be absent a week or
ten days.
We are pleased to note the fact that
our friend +. NJ. Mitchell is now en-
ployed at the dry goods house of J. b.
Russell, west end of the Square. Mr..
Mitchell has long enjoyed Il fair rcputa-
ton in this community as a dry goods
man, and many of his old friends will
be pleased to see him again behind the
counter. Mr.. Russell informs us that
he intends to make it to the interest Of
customers to continue their patronage,
rs he is buying goods lower than here
tofore, and will sell at correspondingly
low tirurpS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-14
Roll of Honor.

TIL. following subscriptions were received
during the month of oct ,ber:
SdrdrnGh-Jas E.chisOn I5c, W A. j. Chap
clear 4uc, Henry Muse 15c, &. ". Jenkins
81 80, J. Il. ~Lumpkins .ae, Mrs. f.. Carpenter
81 30, VIM. Hurri 81 30, &. ". Selecmin 81 30,
David Moran 81 ~. X. \. Watt. a., Benz
Pe,ree 81 20, II. II. DobbIns 81 20, Ball. Pc
tree 81 ~, =. r. Garrett 40c, VI. ;. Morris 81 80,
T.. Brayton 81 30, \. 1. Gam, 81 30, John
Terrell 81. J. &. Higgins 81 y, r. Becker 81 %,
VIM Hancock 81 81, J. J. spurgcon 81 80, John
Hart 81 30, Vim. >ullcnger SOC, L. Il. Wilson
7sc. VIM. Eui 81, ". \. Price 81 ~, j. ID.
Mcknight 81 20, A. Barr 81 30, ii. 7. Alexander
81, f.. 4. Carson 81 20.
thHmore-Dani-l Brock 81 80, II. G. Muir
81 50, WIN. Uummon 81 so, q. W. Cole SIC. c.
". Splcer 81 81, j. L.. Mes-ick 81 80.
R0ssaddlc-Lewis \. Holt 81 10, VIM. Il. Al
len 81 -.
Ddwson's Mn Nsb.-B. :. Chit:endcn ST. 80
BoIckor-D. William. 81 -, f.. MctiIchie
81 30, John r. Mcclure 81 -, Truman Culver
robert Conrad 81 o, John Bailey 81 50.
En9ire prdIris-t. Bio ightt 81 -.
decentralization Baker 81 30.
EGSiu0Yf. Iord-J. 1. Trailkill &c.
Vest ChchdIim, Orsgon-Thos- Anderson 81 80,
Union star, MO.-R. ). Tilton 81.
EhifrsriIs-John simmons .jc.
Der L0dg,, acknowledgment smith 81.
Amd-onId-M. Scudder 81 80,
81. Joseph-A. l.. Gilkison 81 80.
F9ag Sgrings-W. IL. Moran .Jc.
SmiietorH, Ky.-Miss Angie Huffman 81 80.
San FraRo,scO, CGl.-Ed. FrOtsiiam soc