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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-04-03

control them The testimony &c our hes, citi-
zens. Of all classes establishes the fact that
CHERRY PICTORIAL viii aud does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections O.. the Pulmonary Organs
Welt to IT. powe%; and eases OF Consum ption,
curc4 by this preparation IRE publicly known,
40 remarkable hardly To be believed were
thev not proven beyond dispute A remedy.
l. |, adequate. on which tie public NAV rev
fde filil prntection, By curing Coughs. the
foserunnerS 81 more serious disease, il saves I'M
nunherad lives ani at amount Of suffering not
10 be computed |, challenges trial. and con-
yinces the most sceptical Every family should
keep Il en- hand az protection against the early
and unperceved attack Of Pulmonary Alice
tions. which are easily met NJ first, but which
become incnrah'e. and too often fatal, If neg
lected. Tender lungs reed this defence: and /,
Is unwise 70 be without IT, As n safeguard 10
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the laraat anil Chest Of childhood. CHERRY
PEcroRAL is Invaluable; for. bv its timely use.
multitufes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved 10 the love and affection centred on
them. Il acts speedily md surely against ordi-
nary co'd., occurring sound and health-ressoring
eleao No ore will suffer trrublescme 1unue
enza md rainfnl bronchitis, when they know
how east they can lie cured.
Originally the precinct Of long. laborous, and
successful chemical investigation. no cost or toll
Il spared IN making every bottle in the utmost
.- = r. ~ may ny .rsasn I. hs. 'e assr
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures a.
memorable as the greatest II has ever effected.
PREPARED ny
Or. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
ny r,ut.1rtcrp
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Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are Of
more real value TO
mankind than this eff
fectual remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
md Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that 1t does
surely and etiertuallv
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KEARNEY's EXTRACT prcur

Curss Dsedses Arisino finn, N, ,,r,,a.-.
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convenience, and no exposure Ii eeuses = fire.
Suen, desire. snd gives strength to Urirate.
merely renewing Distractions, Preye, ting and
Curing Structures Of the Uretha. Allsyinp Pain
and Inflammation. 20 frequent in this class OF dis
0ases, and expelipR all Poison ous m attsy
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OlviSlONN. MISCELLANEOUS.
No. go. Musical Instruments.

VIM MARTIN SUPERINTENDENT.
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KEARYFY'e HrRAcr Rncrn'

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20 any address, secure from observation. Sold
y druggists everywhere. Prepared BY
AhARkEY h CO. l04 Duane St. n. Y.
70 WON al letters for Information should be
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases of the Throat and Lunss.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopins.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
and Consumption.
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No. 81. Dried and Canned Fruits.
DIVISION M. VEHICLES, FARM
AND HOUSEHOLD I'M
PIGMENTS.
No. So. Vehicles.

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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
BolckoW Items.

George Gorton, who shot himself a
few weeks since, is convalescing.
Edwin Gorton will migrate, in a few
weeks, to the State of Oregon.
George X. Montgomery's mansion will
be completed in a few weeks. 1t will
be rs fine a country dwelling as is in the
county-costs over $1,000. MIR. kinzell
is the contractor.
Captain Jack Fits killed a mammoth
snake, on last Friday. 1t measured fiji
teen inches in circumference and six
feet in length. He intends to preserve it
in alcohol, as a war trophy.
Simon Leiever's dwelling was struck
by lightning last Friday, during the hail
storm. The house was damaged con
siderably, but none of the family seri-
ously hurt. There was no lightning
rod.
John Gressley lost one of his twin
children, on Sunday last, by the fever
and whooping cough.
Jonathan Roberts. one of our Oldest
and best citizens, had a good, practical
Joke played on him at the st. Joe Expo
sition-to the tune of one. hundred and
twenty-five dollars. He says he don't
mind the money, but he would like to
know who got it.
Samuel Riley will be principal in the
Bolckow school the coming winter.
Several of our gay and festive
youths expect to migrate to the state of
matrimony, the coming winter, if Jay
Cook & Co. have no more failures.
ANON
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
&OueatiomaI.
Help on the Cause.

The proper employment of time by
teachers outside of school hours is greatly
neglected. Although-most teachers are
extremely careful to give long and hard
tasks to their pupils to keep them en-
gagged both evening and morning, they
never think to plan work for themselves.
The moments which they seem to be UNI
duly anxious lest their pupils should
lose, they themselves, let pass rs though
they were planks in a t.ead mill and
would soon return to them again. In
Guiding the noon recess and half an
hour morning and evening to arrange a
schOol-room, eight out OF the twenty
four hours in 4 day are spent directly in
the interests of the school. Allowing
eight hours for 81 'ep (this is enough for
any onc) and three for recreation, there
vet remains five hours at the disposal OF
the teacher. Now, what is to be done
with them? Throw them away in idle
gossip? No, sir, most eniphatically, no.
sir. Arrange 4 programme for just five
hours work and follow it closely. Allow
one hour for professional reading. one
in reviewing the lessons to be taught
during the coming day, and the remain
ing three spend in pursuing some new
branch of stndy and in carefully think
ing what YOU can write for this column
that will benefit yourself, be of interest
| to the readers of the REPUBLICAN and
the teachers and friends of education in
Andrew county. y.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
Cherry Grove Items.

The wheat crop in this vicinity never
looked better, and, Judging from the
amount sowed, there will be no lack of
biscuits next year.
The Cherry Grove Lyceum meets next
Saturday night, October IL.
A letter lately came to this place with
the following directions:
Curry ne onward, safe and sound;
To Hugh Murphy 1 am bound;
Savannah pOst-Ofice, early or late,
Andrew county, Missouri State.
Cherry Grove a boast of more ped
agogues than the whole county besides.
For instance there is Professor G.. +.
King, who is Principal of Fillmore high
school, and j. c. Brooks, j. w. Wood
cock and T. w. Mackie, who are to
teach at the Salem, Republican and
Kellogg school-houses, respectfully; be-
sides Mr.. Walter Thurtle, the teacher at
this place, and several more that are I'M
employed.
Mrs. c. NJ. Daily, of this place, is
visiting relations in Falls City, Ne
braska.
All our citizens that visited the st.
Joe Exposition say it was the finest thing
they have seen in the West.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
Order of Publication.

CTATE of Missouri, county of Andrew, SIS:
y Il. il remembered that ut the regular term
of the Circuit Court OF said county OF Ahdrew
said term, being the 9TH day of August, 1888,
there WAS had and done, among other things, the
following proceeding, to-wit:
Daniel Coiman, plaintiff, vs.. James Holland,
Now. on this 7th day of August, a. ID. 1873,
comes The plaintiff, by his attorney, and 1t APP
p.,ring to the court that the Defendant, james
Holland, is u non resident of the State of Missou
ri, and cannot he summoned in tnis action; II ID
therefore ordered by the court TINT publication
b.. male noiify ing the SAID james Holland that
an action has been commenced against him
in this court, by petition ami attachment,
the object and general nature OF which Is
to obtain the Judgment OF said court
arainst said defendant for the sum of three
hundred and ninety-live dollars and thirty IOui
cents (Ss95. 81 with interest and costs being the
amount paid by plaintiff in satisfaction OF y Ju,ig-
ment rendered IN said court against deiendaf,
and plaintiff herein, on the 9TH day of August,
Ii -. ON u note for the sum 0fthree hundred aud
thirty dollars, given by said defendant Jalne'
Uollaud. to the Savannah Savings Institution,
bearing date February IL, 1871, on which note
plaintiffs name was signed as security, that HI
property has been attached, anu mat Unless ne ~
and appear ut the next term OF said court, 10 De
h,iIeu at the Courthouse, IN savannah, withii
and for the county of Andrew, IN the State 81
Missouri, on the LIST day OF 1913, an,
ON or before the sixth day thereof (ifthe term shall
5, long continue, and If not, then before The en-
of The termJ judgment will be rendered againsi
him rs prayed in plaintiffs petition, and his pro-
perry sold to satisfy the came; II Is further or
icrcd that u copy hereof be published in The An
drew County Republican, ancwspapcr published
in said county of Andrew, for four weeks sue
cessiyrly, the last insertion {" be ut least ioul
weeks before the commencement of the mex
| term of said court.
STATE of Missouri. County of Andrew, IS:
/, Phineas Edwards, Clerk Of the Circui
| Court, within and for said county AMI Siat here
| by certify the ab we and foregoing To b. II true an'
| correct copy of the order of publication, In tn
| cause therein named, rs the SAINT appears u
record in my Office.
Witness my hand and the seal O
SEAL. J said Court ut my Office, IN Savannah
\IhiS list day of October, 1873.
| >5o. PHINEAS EDWARDS, Clerk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
Books. Magazines, &C.


TIE INLAND MoSIhLf.-ihis Is u sprieh'iy
hasazine ISSUED iroih 81 LOUIS Nh'fio"e
smith, editor ana proprietor. Inc nuihper ior
september now before us Is tniiy as gooa Us It's
predecessors, being particularly adapteu 10 tue
Mississippi Valley and the west. Inc nrst aru-
Gle contains a orieI history OF Jonatnah 1ouns
scammon, founder oil the Chicago inter-ocean,
ana contains u Inc steel engraving portrait o.
that gentleman. other articles OF practicai' TO
mantic and scientific natures are among the At
tractiohs' us u i've magazine anu VIII oe ap-
p~reciated by i've western people
Tile ExcHEQUER.- A little pamphlet has been
sent us, advocating the establishment of an eek
chequer Of the United States Of America, -
with u capital of one hundred million dollars,
one-fourth in legal tender notes and One-fourth
in gold. The pamphlet is made up Of letters
contributed to u weekly paper in New York,
and the object of the Exchequer Is to establish II
solid and safe banking institution in the countr,
something similar to the Bank OF England
and u resumption of specie aymen 1t Is
worth reading and studying. Those desiring to
read 1t should address D.. Ii. London, GJ Broad
way, New York.
pcterson,s Magazine for November Is on our
| tubic. ahead of all others. The principal steel
| engraving, s.Crossins the Brook" is very
beautiful. So, ALSO, is the mammo colorel
s,os, f,sh;,, Mat. nr,m;p.,t f.,,ur. of th;.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
Fire at Rock Port. Mo.

At IL o'clock IN Tuesday night of last
week a fire was discovered in the real
of Eandeventer & Stiles store and adj
joining warehouse and stable. These
buildings were destroyed despite the eff
forts to say them. BY the united efforts
oft',e citizens the fire was prevented from
spreading further, and the losses are est
mated at 81, 100, with an insurance of So
600. 1t is not doubted by the citizens OF
Rock Port that the fire was the work OF
an incendiary, and the Mayor of the
town has offered two hundred dollars for
the apprehension of the miscreants,
which the citizens, by private subscrip-
ton, have increased to four hundred and
fifty dollars. 1t is hoped they will be fer
reted out and punished.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
More Interest Required.

While the patrons and teachers OF this
county may well boast in the success
and advancement of our public schools,
vet there is need. agreat need,o a new.
lively and united interest for the general
good of all concerned in education.
While we teachers devote all our ener-
pies and minds to the building up OF
good schools, and the advancement of
our pupils, there seems to me to be a
very indifferent element resting with
too many parents. Many are careless
about sending their children regularly;
others about providing them with pro-
per books, &c. Now, if the parents are
so disinterested or careless in the educa-
ton of their own children, why should
we teachers strive SO faithfully and I'M
successfully. Is it possible that such,
children will become more interested
than their parents? believe we might
almost as well try to raise the dead, as
| 10 try to raise up such children into the
beautiful and honOred paths OF educa-
ton. But, perhaps. many parents are
re,dv TO saw our teacher is not doing
his duty. How a parents make such
! assertions, we ask? How often have
YOU visited your teacher ut his post?
am afraid ten out of every dozen have
never seen him there or visited his school
during the whole year. Why should he
or we become careless, Indifferent and
/ discouraged With what superior power
are we endowed with, that we can work
cheerfully and successfully under suct
adversities? What else would the pa
rents of this county place into our hands
so confiding as they do their chill
dren? Would they allow US a horse tc
use Just rs we wish for six months (ant
pay us also for using him) and neve'
come to see or ask anything concerning
him? We ask nothing more, but tina
parents will exhibit more interest il
their children's welfare in school. Com.
in and see and know for your good
YOUR children's and your teachers, wha
we are doing. Give us your riSht-han'
of fellowship and your hearty co-opera
ton, and q poor teacher and schoc
will never more be heard of in Andre,
county, and other counties may I'M
hern a mnlrl.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10

ZooK & Co., dry goods and grocery
merchants, south side the Square, Sa-
yannah, deserve a passing word of COM
mendation. By strict attention to
business, treating customers civilly and
keeping everything the public wants
and selling at a small profit, they have
steadily increased the business of their
house, and will continue to do so. Its
manager, Mr.. Tony Reeves, does not
follow the practice of marking some
goods down below cost aud making II
up by cxacting a double profit on Other
goods, but is content with a fair profit
The public generally are cordially re
auested to give them a trial.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
Farmers Bank.

A stakeholder of the Farmers Bank
has called our attention to some facts
that their depositors generally may not
be aware of. This bank has 1,2O7
shares of subscribed stock, which, at its
paid-up value, amounts to $12O, 700, with
such men for stockholders as DIR. Wake
field, August Schuster, j. C. Waterman,
Ben. Holt, G. w. Crowley, Judges Rob-
rer. Heren, Myers, and many other sub
stantial men of the county, who, in any
contingency, are liable for the whole
amount of their stock, which, together
with the large assets of the bank, far
exceeds the amount due to depositors.
This is an assurance that people ought
to appreciate, and feel That their money
is safer in such an institution than to be
carried in their pockets, stuck down in
their boots, or hid away in drawers or
chests at their homes, liable at any time
to be stolen by the midnight assassin or
bold daylight raider.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
The Savings Bank.

Mr.. Cook, the able President pro tenn.
of the Savannah Savings Institution,
brings us to cconn for not mentioning
his bank in our article on the bank
scare last week. 1t is scarcely neces-
sary for us to say it was unintentional
on our part. We had seer none of the
officer of or depositors in that bank, and
therefore knew nothing. 1t is but tair
to say we were not aware of any crush
made on that bank, or of any uneasiness
felt by its depositors; and. along with
all citizens desiring the welfare of our
city and county, are heartily glad Of it.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10

| four. the premium was awarded to B. Y. Akers
| for his Belle Johnson, which beat Mr.. Skilcs
peacDck in the three year old trotting mstcn OF
Wednesday.
For the best gelding four years old and over
the premium was awarded to w. /. Challis, o.
Atchison, wh) exhibited q fine animsl. There
were fifteen horses in this ring, all OF which
were good.
For the best mule for all purposes, the pre-.
MUM was awarded to J. Biyestaf and Funke-
showser, for u black mule IL hands and I inch
high. The only contestant he hail was q mule
owned by Jno. X. Lincoln, of Platte county
No.
POULTRY.
The premium for the hest trio Of Cochins was
won by G.. +. McGill, of LeavenwOrth, Kansas,
young chickens, and J.. A. Storm. of ST Jo-
seph, won the premium for the best trio of light
Brahmas. Mr.. McGill was awarded twelve
premiums, twenay-s ashii,t being &, r the a Sias,1a,
breeds of poultry, including ducks, geese AM
turkeys. This gentleman is a large breeder and
dealer In poultry. etc, at Leavenworth. The
the expectations of all poultry fanciers, and We
heard numerous remarks on the excellent quality
and great variety of breeds; the display of
vorably with the chickens, although the variety
Of breeds was not so great.
Premiums were awarded exh ibitors from An
drew county, rs follows:
W. X. Ely, Savannah, second premium for
largest and best collection of apples. Also, for
best three named varieties Of apples. Also, for
best ten varieties of ap~ples-special premium of
Claggett 4 Munger.
A. X. Martin. Bolckow, hest spring wheat.
John Ximmermann, Amazonia, first premium
on collection of grapes, not less than ten yarie-
ties. Also, Ives Seeding Wine. Also, red
wine.
a. w. Southland, Savannah, exhibited a corn
planter which ELECTED many commentators
from those who saw it.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
Atchison County Items.
From the Journal.

The locomotive and baggage car
that were ditched near Phelps last week
have been taken to the shops OF the
company at St. Joe for repairs.
There are to-day in Atchison coun-
tv " organized Oranges of the Patrons
of l~iusbandry with an average MEM
bersllip of perhaps 40, or a total men,
bership of over eight hundred.
lie Sanders reached home from
Europe the latter part of last week,
looking as hale and vigorous as 1t were
possible, almost. His friends herea-
bouts-and they are legion-gave him a
hearty welcome on his return.
John Coleman, q bottom farmer,
living southwest Of Phelps. sowed .
bushels of wheat last spring from which
he produced 262 bushels actual measure,
ment. At the ordinary rate OF seeding
1.-TWO bushels per acre. this would be al
average of G5i bushels per acre. Can
anw of our farmers beatthis:?
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
Personal.

Fred. Becker is absent, this week, at.
tending the annual reunion of the mem
bers of the old Army of the Cumberland
in Illinois. Fred is still loyal to the
Government, and believes in fostering
the friendships engendered among COM
rades during the late war. Right.
Mr.. Terhune presented us with a trio
of as large and handsome apples (Spitz.
enbergers) as we have seen since the
Exposition.
Our friend G. E. Schmitt, we are sor-
nv to learn, has closed out his store with
a view of removing to Barnard. Mr..
Schmitt is an excellent citizen, and will
loon ear the good will of the commu-
nifty where he is going as he has done
here.
l.. V. McMillen, Esq, of Maryville,
was in Savannah on Monday, attending
to a law Isl before Squire John.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
Roll of Honor.

The following subscriptions were received
during the month OF September.
Sdraaadh-Albert Walker Zoe, &. 4. whitta-
ker I5c, Z. L. Taflock 81 50, j. ". Brooks
81, J. Mechanic 81.
4mrzonic--M. W. Caplcs 81 81, p. Moser.
jr., 81 50, G;otl.ib Srgcssrm1n 75e. VIM. john
son 81 al. r.. H.. Stinson 81 80, q W. Alexander
s. 80: John Liggcit u 30, +. Il. Manning 1Jc,
W. II. Bowman &c.
CasHc-T. j. Kelley &c.
PGrkcr-J. VI. Warner 81 ~.
BDickosr-T. T.. Smith 81 80, Jacob Born sc
Joseph Briggs 81 10, Willis sIpp 81 30.
Empire PrdIris-John Sherm IN 81 ~.
Helena City, Moafaan-Jamrs A.. Cuip 81 80.
BciIrac, Ohio-Wm. Gam 81 80.
Noiar-ry Stdfi0n-J. J. Martin 81, Simon
McNut 81 Is, t.otlcib Stceby 81 10.
Rochexfer-Iohn Sliricve s., e.. &. StrOck
i5c. ID. VI. White 75c.
WaiirsriHe-Sylv-ster Marley 81 50.
| Wellington, XIV. ID. Bowman 81 20.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
Shay Notice.

PAkLS up by Edward n. stsrmes, a resident
" Hriaite township, In ANDREW county, an
mr. mr. VI Alssouri. two stSsys: One n gray WORK
4 n, supposed 10 be shout 1--we years old, blind
!, mr. y .sit eye and neatly blind In the right t.ye,
,rss.r or brands perceiyabIe; appraised o.
nuI %'-nve dollars; he other . brown WORK
Il n !. supposed 70 he s~ser or eight ycars old
y Marks or brands psrceiyeabie; appraised nj
= g,svs dollars; appraised by James r. Jack
tpss Nv Henry Mansbip, ouse-holders Of Platte
bst snip, who We're duly sworn Tor that lur-
stit., 1lsen under my hand this 18th day oil
E-aoef 1913. ID. HOSHAM,
Justice Of the Peace for Piaitc TEp.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10
Administrators Notice.

risEDrToRS anil all others interested IN the
Il estate OF Nancy Howard Decreased, arc hrr,-
h,- ~notife,l that | have taken cut letters OF al
m;;nist,ntiou ON tlr estate OF said decreased, bear
ing date July Is, ls12, and all persons having
: linn, auaiust said estate are i.tIutfed 10 pre-
~.,t Then, n, me for allowance within one year,
q, they may lie p~reelH,ied from any benefit Of
siii estate, and ii said claims are mol presented
as y. ). u0WAS), Administration.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-10

On Friday, s. ptember Sc, the resi-
dence of Calvin Williams, On the line
between Andrew and Buchanan
ties, about a mile east of the Rochester
road, took fire from the chimney burn
ing out and burned to the ground. The
loss was about one thousand dollars,
with an insurance of four hundred dol
lars.