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PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
An Educational Column

The teachers OF the county will re-
member that NJ the last session OF their
Institute, they adopted Il resolution TO
the effect that they request the editor of
the R~EruELICAT to grant them IL column
OF his paper. The editor has very kind
" granted the request. BY some over
sight this business was left incomplete.
The Executive Committee have taken
up the matter where left by the Institute.
and have arranged it in such manner as
they think will insure the success of this
movement. The work has been as
signed teachers. who are to act as editors
Of the column for one month.
The following are the appointments:
From September 20 to October H.,
W. ID. IIoar, editor in chief: associates.
+. c. Mattison, w. w. Booher, Viii
liam Fleming.
From October II to NovemberS Rob't
Cruikshanls, editor in chief; Associates
Miss Anna c. Morris, Miss Ida G..
Potter and W. l.. Daily.
From November s to December 6, III.
p. Alexander, editor in chief: asSoci-
ates, j. c. Brooks, Miss Allah A. Buck
~ aitu y. u hcSD!ldHle.
From December 6 to January Z, 1874,
+. Il. McFaddcn, editor in chief: asso-
%ciates, Walter Thurtell, A. S. Gardner
and j. W. Wilkerson.
Every teacher in the county is expect
ed to contribute those who are mem
toned ara expected TO see that the col
umn is properly supplied with matter.
interesting to teachers and patrons of
the REPUBLICAN. And it is to be hoped
that teachers will take interest enough
in their W business to make it Il sue
cess. This can be made valuable to the
teachers in aiding and in~structing each
other, and will interest parents in hear
ING from every portion OF the county.
The committee feel confident that
those whom they have selected will per-
form the duties assigned them.
All communications should be di-
rected to the editor of the Educational
Column. GEO. +. KING,
j. &. HONNoLD,
+. T. MCFADDEN,
Executive Committee.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Personal.

W. W. Caldwell, Esq, having re-
moved his law Office to the commodious
room second floor of Glaciers building,
west end the square, invites those of his
friends who have c~onyeyancing, investi-
CATION of titles, &c, to do, to give him
Il call.
George Z. King, Principal of the Fill
more Public School, was in the city on
Saturday.
George Is. Bowman, the energetic
agent and correspondent of the st. Jo-
seph Gazette, took this vicinity in his
range the latter part of last week.
The printers of the REPUBLICAN, office
owe Captain William Caldwell sincere
thanks for a large basketful of nice
grapes.
S. Is. Sanborn, of Savannah, has re-
moved to st. Joseph and become one OF
our citizens. He has accepted a position
in the house of Bailey, Townsend e. Co.
.-[Herald.
Gotleib Segesscmann paidus a visit last
week.
William Pierce, of Empire Prairie,
was in town on Monday.
Charley Daily, a prominent cattle deal
er of Andrew county, was in town yes
tcrday and went East on the Hannibal
road.-[IIerald of Tuesday.
Messrs. John and James Todd and
James Richardson, prominent young
men of Andrew county, and well known
in st. Joseph, were in town yesterday
buying a stock of provisions to use in a
grand two weeks hunt in the Grand river
country. James Todd has been in poor
health for several months, and seeks the
sport and recreation to recruit up
Herald of Tuesday.
j. Z. Huston, Esq, returned from
Iowa on Monday, to visit his family in
this city. He proposes to remove to
Iowa if he IAN sell his residence here.
&. T. Bryan, Esq, has removed his
office to that occupied by the County
Treasurer, opposite the Office of the
Probate Judge.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Holt County Items.
From the Scntinel.l


Joel Baldwin has traded his farm
1850 acres) for 800 head OF Texas cattle.
Sam. Bakers youngest child died
on the 9th instant, of summer complaint,
and was buried ut Cowan's grave yard.
The most of our merchants have
zone through the motion of their annual
shaking process. and they are now able
to attend to their customers.
At 1 { o'clock on Tuc sday morning,
the 81 instant, Mr.. Hurd's house in
Mound City was discovered to be on fire.
1t burned nearly to the ground before
any assistance could be had. Origin OF
fire unknown.
On Tuesday, the I'd instant. two
Youngsters, the sons of solomon Law
renee. who resides near Craig, got to
plavinc with matches in the barn; in :;
very short time the barn with all its
| contents was ablazc. and burned to the
ground. Mr.. Lawrence's loss is very
Considerable,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

cd with much care and taste, and cost
$1,000. 1t is the finest Cepot ! have seen
in the State.
FILLMOEF.
The second town of Importance in the
county, is located in the northwest part
Of the county; c0nt.ins several good
business houses, churches, &c; has 4
fine. large school building; while ANA
zonia; Rochest I md Rpsentlalc are &C.
ahead. thriving Villages.
Crops throughout .!.:c county are gen.
orally good. Wheat IS yielding very
well, and the corr prospects were good:
but owing TO the long drouth we've been
having, farmers are fearing thai they
Will have but a poor crop OF corn
We have been having some very
warm weather for the last while. the
thermometer on different days indica-
ting a hight of 1867 in the shade.
The health OF the country is good.
BLUE j.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Bolckow Items.
..Brick Top saws of Bolckow

"Brlck Top" says OF Boickow:
Isaac 5. Hall, Esq, of the City Hotel.
was ready for Us, as was also Henry
Fox and others of the good boys of
Bolckow. Isaac still keeps the best Ia
bic of any little hotel in the country,
and his beds we can recommend.
Mr.. Dongan is still disposing of gro
ccrics and drugs, and has Il good trade.
VI. f.. Allison Il Co. are busy in their
little drug store. By the way, Mr.. ALI
son is Il good shot. We saw him tried
in the woods close to town. He thought
he saw Il squirrel in a tree top. He
closed his eyes and let It drive, and
would have killed Il cow some rods to
the left if the ball had not hit the tree
and glanced off To the right.
Nassrs. LnnI.r- Il Dolds nave ali the
business they can attend to in their lit
tic score OF dry goods, groceries, &c.
A very sad accident occurred about
three miles west of here. on Friday last,
in which IL son Of Mr.. GortOn lost two
fingers and Il portion of his left ear, and
the prospects are that he will lose anoth-
or finger. 1t seems young Gorton was
leaning on his gun, with both hands on
the muzzle, and upon attempting to
raise it caught the hammer in his cloth
ing, and the gun discharged. with the
above results. Drs. Williamson and
Robinson were Immediately called to
the young mans assistance, who dressed
the wounds and left him comfortable.
There is every induction here of good
times, and with the corious rains that
have descended in the neighborhood,
and the recent advance in wheat, the
farmers are made to feel that their call
ing is not so bad after all.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

an' orr citizens generally propose to
take 1t in for n or more days each
Eighteen entries for speed are already
reported, with the promise of more.
Every department will be full, nearly
every State and Territory in the Union
contributing something. Ii Will be
worth seeing. Buy tickets in advance.
Mr.. Childs, at the Farmers Bank in this
city, has 4 number to dispose of.
DURING next week the proprietor will
be absent on u visit to Kansas. w. :.
Greenlee, Esq, has kindly consented to
run the paper during u absence.
The editor of the Maryyille Republican
Will please not hold rs responsible or
what may appear next week.
MILK cows about Jimtown, in the
southern part of the county, are said to
be affected with black-tongue. The
symptoms are an indiSposition to eat,
Il stiffness in the limbs, and an en-
tire absence ofmilk altcrthe second day.
GEORGE HATToN and another man
came near meeting with a serious acct
dent yesterday morning. The fierce
wind blew down Mr.. Bcekman's sign,
which struck both, but luckily did not
hurt them badly.
\ MAN, whose nan we did not learn,
fell into a limc-kiln not far from Oregon,
Mo-, on Monday night, and it was three
O'Clock the next morning before he was
rescued-dead. his flesh falling from his
bones.
QUITE a serious accident occurred at
the school-house Wednesday. A little
son of Mr.. Myers was hit on the head
with a rock thrown by one of his play
mates, which made a very ugly wound.
%SlIEpRICK, west end OF the Square, is
still alive and attending to business. All
who want grapes, vegetables, apples,
fancy candies. good bread, or anything
in his line, should go and see him.
Our public school is filled to over.
tlowing-every nook and corner occu-
pied. Good.
A LITTLE rain yesterday morning.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Patrons of Husbandry.

There are now twelve Oranges in An
drew county. Appointments have been
made to organize three nor 1t is not
considered desirable to organize at more
than two more places: Fillmore and
Bird Allen School-house, in the north
east part of the county, which will make
in all seventeen Oranges in the county.
All Oranges organized are entitled to
representation in the Council which
meets in Savannah on the second Tues
day of October, at IL \. NJ. Each
Grange is entitled to one representative
for the Grange at large and one addi-
tional representative for each twenty
members.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Donirhan County Fair.

We are indebted to A. W. Bcalc. for
merly of this place, and now Secretary
of the noniphan County (KansaS) Agri-
cultural, Horticultural and Mechanical
Fair Association. for Il complimentary
ticket OF admission TO their fair for 1873,
which will be held from the Esd To the
18th o! this month at Troy. Kansas. \
liberal premium list is presented, and a
successful exhibition is anticipated.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Post-Omce.

Letters addressed TO the following per-
sons remained uncalled for at the Sal
vannah Post-oflice September IL: J. NJ.
Ant, Jas. W. Ewing and Miss Ida Smith.
Letters are held for postage addressed
to Mrs. Barbara Baughman, Lewis,
Cass county, Iowa, and Lyman Brown,
40 Warren street, New York, and can
not be forwarded to their destination
until postage thereon is prepaid.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
OUR NEIGHBoRS.
Atchison County Items.
ILrnn III Iulrnnl

Samuel Wood, Esq, has returned
from California fully satisfied that there
is no better country than this for agri-
cultural purposes at least.
Geo. Blake came lea parting with
his nasal organ the other day by permit
ting it to come in too close contact with
the hind hoof of Il mule.
Williams, the wife beaten, let his
beastlv temper get the upper hand Of
him again this week. lie was arraigned
before Squire Sparks on Thursday, for
whipping his wife and otherwise NAL
treating his family on Wednesday night.
and being "a little short of funds" was
sent to the cooler for thirty days.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

STILES e 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
cash than anybody Il on credit.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Notice.

The mersigncd having purchased the
interest of j. Alenbeau, in the thrashing
machine formerly owned by W. l.. Ogle
4 j. Alenbeau, notifies all persons in
debted for the services of said machine,
they are, by contract, to pay the same
to him. W. l.. OGLE.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Private Boarding.

Parties wishing board in private FAM
ily in Savannah will please apply to
Mrs. Amelia T. Mason OF Vim, Chalia-
cOplbr,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

1t is the great household remedy. pleasant to
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

The Trenton Republican says the corn
crop of Grundy county will not amount
to more than one-third of Il crop.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Marriage Guide.

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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

Notice to all Concerned.

SAVANNAH, No, August -, lisa.
THE Undersigned, having purchased the fol-
L lowing Real Estate, respectfully re'iiltst~ all
persons who may wish to purchase, OF any person
holding adverse claims against any part OF it, 10
call 81 his ofic-, where they viii be- shown an alb
stract of title, and the lan'is sold or title adjusted
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

W. 4. PRICE wants 10000 bushels
choice fall and spring wheat, for which
he will pay the highest market price in
cash.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

The great soothing remedy. Price only Is
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the cEild Sold by Druggists.
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PRICES CURRENT.
COUNTRY PRoDUCg-BUYISG.

Corrected W ekiy BIZ W. 4. Pricc, Whole
sa.s a4ii Retail Grocer and Commission
aI.ctn,s. ~~ayanudl, Mo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by Daniel c.. Caldwell, in Rochcs-
ter township, Andrew county. Missouri,
and posted before Henry Blount, Justice of the
Peace, one bay mare II hands high, some white
on the hind part of the right fore foot, some
white in the face, and appraised ut $50 by u,
Webster and John Sewel. HENRY
Az. j. l.. for Rochester township, MO.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Attention, Farmers!

w. \. PRICE wants 200 bushels q
white corn meal, which, if delivered il
10 days, will give you an extra PRICE
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

W. \. PRICE will give You more
than the present market PRICE for oats.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

rI,o nv old customers I tain great p rl-ur" in
L announcing that | hsve brought from New
York one of ihc larseet stocks af goods in III! line
ever brought 10 this city, consisting Ia P.Tto Of
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snoreu County aepnsIiean.
DIRECTORY.

,,.,r,isensnts in iris c0iaaa, .Gtty celts pr Inc
81. a.r yeap, iacld&iHg iAs general hcGS. EaOss
"a ~aETer.isc ia ms column are reliable GH7
.,rs,ghtorrdrd in their respective ~cdi'iagS.
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AT THE OLD STAND

South Side tie PaLlc Square.
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-, ulUtIiNS, Attorney-at-Law. UiIc- over
,ldrrnan's Store, savannah, Missouri.
TWi,I nrariice in all the Courts Of the ~ Judi
"nnnircuit. 33G
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-31

glieber geDeimer @eielI9afte1t III better
Mb]i9t Dan6eln nnb bllrtbaus ni6t bas
flare BenuBtlein baben, baB lie l,llr ge=
banfenlDs oesba1b 1nittDnr1, neil aud
anbere mittbun. Mber oas dl,bert Bic
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bleibt, ME mir lie bar9ele9t Dabe1t. l1nb
NIT Der Sa9e baben mir nlr 81 fbnn,
ni9t nit per1pne,1.
S6lieBli6 fiibren mir nod einise 8ei=
1piele an, tppbin Der irrige nnO berberbli=
DE @runb1ab llnleres @egners fiibrt. 9ie
8ibel er5dblt lus, bab unsdbtige Gnsel
bes Simmels Der Menge 9efolgt unb BON
@ott abgefallen nnb nerurtbeilt liro.
9ie san5e Menl9Deit 1T bis auf eineSa=
mile por ser SiinbFutb Der 9rpBenMen=
ge gefoIst uuo be1traft porben. Sn @o=
BONA bot ]i@ berlelbe @orfau >pieoer=
Dplt. Bei Der 3er1 1tbrun9 Serpi ialems
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besbalb in bie un9liidli6e @tabt, neil
lie an0ere balIelbe tbun laDen, uno rorn=
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bein,en Sc e0l9aften aufitelt, bic Wten=
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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-31
c5u,te Mn,erifa.

Gin tapfcrer Sun9e Greb. .2oenf fenb,
ein l4jabrise Sunse, Der III elmer CDieasocr
9clesrapD, ,gompasnie 8otenbienite beriiebt,
slitt aus, fiel unb brad iib ben linten Nrm i'm
Sanbselent. 9ros oes fnrdtbarcn S@,i,erseS
beiorste ct ben ibm getporOenen Nuftras unb
feDrte oann nab Der Sffice 5uriid, no Ct Ocn
oienittbnenoen @lerf eriudtc, Senano anocrs
fir i'm ein5uitellen, oa CT einem s(rlnbru6
erlitten. Natiirli@ ioaro fofort ein s(r;t ber>
beisebolt, Der bas berlebte @lieb einridtetc
nno Greb, ber bic idmerabafte Speration NIT
berStanbbaftisteit cine tleinen Seloen crtrue,
nod bet Bobnuns ieiner @ltern bra6te.
Gbillicotbee g., 23. Suli. -: 9mct
boffnunssboue @epraientanten. bes irn9en
slmsrita, ninberiabrise @o1nben bieiiaer
sead)teten Ga'nilien, baben bor einiscn Gaaen
oaS elterlide SalS berlaiIen, Uni ibr @lud in
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bic @anoerluit in ibren rcee sc,nadt.
GbarlOttebirle, 3d. 81. suIi. ST..
sobn &borulb's altcfer @obn, s. glareuee,
itarb beute in Golee cincs iide sufauio beige,
bradten sd5uiies. 2sssSa'% sss
8iue' sunsen entfamen far5ft6 aus BET wef,
terun9sanitalt bel Samesbura iube,n fic 1id bic
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-31

|9fuf, I,liti9 bei'1n Bierfrug uno anberen
,ueltli6en 8ergniigun9en. SIN Sabre
1913 trennten, fid) niebrere 9ogett nno
biloeten cine Nereinisun9 inter DEM 9la=
men vl1nabbdngieer Orben Der 9onoer=
baren 8riiber Independent Order
of Odd -Fellows). Da bieler 3mei9 Der
Obb=SellDtps 1neDr pber ipeniger bas
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oen einiteute unb, mag jebenfa1s bic
5auptia9e 1T, rnebr llnterit ritiib1ngsgeloer
in Grdnfbeitsfalen Sablte, 10 breitete er
|f6 raid aus, mas ia uu6 fein Wunber,
iuenn man jene i'm @laubensleben 10 Doe
uno traurige 3eit an liebt. 9lns oieiem
;3tueiae bes Orbens gingen 1pdter piebcr
onoere 1elbitltdnbige 8erbinoltngen ber=
Dor, unter anbern Die "Man chester
Unity'', bon pel6er uniere bieli9en 60
qenlieber lire Mb1tammuns ableiten. -
Sbomos @ilbep, Elm @robI9mie0, ioan=
berte I'M Sabre 1917 aus England e'n
unb begriinbete bier 1919 ben Oroen, oer
NIT Dem Orben in Gnslanb in Werbtn=
buns blieb big gum Sabre 1S43. Do mar
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ei9'nen TiiBen su Heben unb iaste lid)
beSbol6 BON Dem in Gn9lono befeberoen
los, troboem lebterer Sen bieligen lebr
liberol bebanoelt, 6reibriefe uno eig'ne
s. eri9tsbarteit se9eben bate. Gs 9etel
linn nun ober einmol' ni9t, mod nnter
irseno lpel9er Oberbobeit sn 1teben, Die
{einer Serrl l9aft> ieinem Gbrsei5 binoerno
in Sen @8eg treten fonnte, unb 10 ertldrte
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