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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-26
Empire Prairie Items.

Young Mr.. =. being rejected by u rs.
=, Mr.. Z. watchedl is chance and clu )cS.
with Mrs. S.. daughter of about scy eI :
teen years, Il bright and promi in g
Young lady, of Empire. The last II "a ii
from them they were on their w V to
Clay county, Missouri. his former ll: ce
parents are the best friends you hr e on
earth: take the advice of your pa re ntS
and make yourself happy.
DIR. Morrison, from the State ON rw
York, is here on Il visit at his bro;ht rs,
Rev. james VI. Morrison, Presh. te' rian
preacher of this circuit and town. lie
is an old Army surgeon. and has J ,cen
through the war. lie is now tax ng Il
trip through this western country and
he thinks Empire Prairie Is 'fthc
garden spots Of the western countr
Andrew McLain, of Empire. ami Mr..
Ilindman. OF Island City, shipp ed TO
Chicago this last week, from Rose, ,dalc,
one car load of beef steers and two. hun
dred head of hogs.
One day last week johnny DO nham,
son of John Bonhan,, ws S en-
gagged in hauling hay, and ] eft his
fork fall tines up, and slid off Il e load,
striking the fork, which ran entirely
through him, one tine geing through
his left lung. Strange to $ W, he is get
ting along well, and strong hopes are
entertained of his recovery. DIR. Me-
Nab. OF Flag Springs, ar Il DIR. Movies,
of New York, attending HIM.
James Hewett, of En- l,ire, makes the
best and finest quality OF sorg'lm molas-
ses of any man in this western country.
Ifyou don't belicveit, CT IN and try them.
Robert Bonham can equal any ma
chine in thrashing grain in Andrew
county, he is an old th rashcr and knows
how to keel, his mach ne in order. Yes
sir. Bob knows how + , do it.
The young folks of Empire have Il
sing at alternate pla ,es every Thursday
night Of each week. James z. Jackson,
their teacher. is Il IN; rried man, but he
says he feels rs YOU X rs ever.
oh, would he wa 6 boy ngain,
When lie seeinc9 formed of sunny years,
And all his heart q Iat knew Of pain
Was swept away III trancient tears.
But still his heart. nay friendly cling.
To hopes no long or deemed the truth,
And memory still ga back again
To the happy vi ions ofhis youth.
Z. G. Smith. ESQ i, Of Fillmore, has
been here this weei . to complete tine job
of painting our new Presbyterian Church.
He completed his work yesterday. and
it is said to he rs good a job OF painting
as there is in An brew county. Much
credit is due to hi II and the carpenters
for the workman hip displayed in the
building ofthis Il urch. 1t is one of the
best completed Il lurches in the county.
1t will he dedicat ed now in Il few weeks.
I. n. Fry is re, ydy and can do as good
a job of dentistry as any dentist in the
county or State. Give him a call: he is
ready an Il pleasant TO his Gus
toners. ID.
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direct special attention TO the ad-
vertlSemcnt Of MesSrs. n. +. Baldwin &
Co, st. Joseph, Missouri. in this issue.
ana request our subscribers and friends
to call at their splendid establishment.
and see the finest and best arranged
'tock of jewelry, &C.. in the west.
Look in whether You wish to buy Or not
oxE reason for the great rush Il
s~ehuSter's Clothing Emporium is the
urbans of Schuster and his
clerks, Dock and John. J.. G. WiIker-
son more Familiarity known, as Dock is Il
prince of gond fellows, and everybody
likes to trade with him. Strangers.
make a note of the place. South Side the
Square.
w. {. SMITH has removed his Law
Office to the room formerly occupied
by DIR. II. f. Smith, over the Savannah
Savings Bank.
TAKE the children to see the animals
with Grady's Menagerie.
CONTRIBUTORS will bear in mind that
the real name of the author must accom-
pany correspondents to permit its inser-
ton.
THOSE indebted to me will find their
notes aud accounts with Stewart Bros.
Il. f. SMITH.
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THE German Baptist brethren or
Dunkarls, held their annual meeting at
Bashor's,two miles North of Whitesville.
on Saturday evening and Sunday last.
which was we'll attended, and, excepting
the bad conduct of a few that the apos-
tie Paul called crude fellows of the bas-
cr sort" went off peaceful and harmoni-
Gus. One person was baptised-time
immersion-a lady from Maryville. The
services consisted on Saturday, of
preaching at 4 p. NJ, by Daniel ID. Sell,
from Clinton county; then at night,
Feet Washing. the Lords Supper and
Communion, which seemed rather queer
10 outsiders. yet solemn and impressive:
Daniel Is. Gibson, of Clinton, preached
in the evening. During Feet Washing,
Samuel Brocher, from DeKalb county,
preached SOME, and on Sunday morn
ing. Andrew j. Cornell, of Holt county,
prcched.
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Farewell Compliments.

We were the honored recipient of al
invitation to a sumptuous entertainment
given by our courteous and gentleman,
fellow-citizen, II. &. Shedrick. 1t was
the occasion of the anniversary Ofthe
departure of Professor r. $. Campbell.
who left this place for Texas. last Sep,
TENDER ~, and also the eve of DIR. II. L.
Smiths leaving for the East.
A few friends were assembled to en-
JOY brief consolation in the companion
ship of the one present, and to recall the
many pleasant hours spent with The
SeOl that's far away"
We were first greeted by our host
with the reading Of a beautiful poem
%improvised for the occasion entitled
"Welcome the friends we cherish"
After the repast, ''TOasts" were pro-
posed; among which we remember
MAY your lives shine in splendor and
set in glory" 'Earths fairest joys: may
they be yours" "May you live long
and be happy" ''May your lots be cast
on unruffied seas, and forever sail under
serener skies" MAY your talents be
recognized as they deserve. and may
you always be found on the high road
to prosperity"
Response by DIR. Smiths: "Plcdgcdb by
the sacred ties of honor and friendship.
give me the hand that has never fore
swOre it," Response by Mr.. II. C..
Shedrick, for Professor Campbell /:
Companions, we have met; these mo-
ments may we never forget, and hope
we may meet again."
The following resolution was offered,
and adopted unanimously:
Resolved, That we have felt and con
tinue to feel a warm attachment for u
gifted young friends, DIR. Smith and
Professor Campbell, and express our
deep regret that we are deprived of
their presence among us;
That in each we recognize examples
of true merit and moral worth rarely met
and worthy of emulation:
That we cherish their past friendship.
and look forward with pleasure to the
eminence their abilities bespeak, where
ever their lot be cast.
Social converse and pleasant amuse-
ments occupied the time till We We're,
by the latencss of the hour, admonished
to ''be going" and each went home
with something to be treasured in memo
ries cells for future services. APEX.
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educational.

The following is worth reading the
second time.
Observation-Disclosures should not for
get that most Of the schools are now
open and now is the time to organize
Township Institutes. How many can
be organized in the county? DO not
wait until the school term is half gone
and then come to the decision that it is
too late. DO not say L Township Insti-
tute will not be well attended. Will
three or four come? that is enough.
More is better. But three earnest
teachers can do much for their own i'm
prnvemcnt by associating together.
Meet, talk Of your failures and difficult
ties. Adopt some plan by which you
may advance yourselves in the branch
cs to be taught in school. Make the an
nouncement in this column of the II
ty paper, when and where YOU will
meet; alSo state the result of Your meet
ing in an unabridged form. Ask all
questions for information you may wish.
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EDITOR REPUBLICAN, The buildings
of the st. Joseph Exposition, acknowl-
edged to surpass in size, any buildings
in the West. and the completeness of
architecture, design. and imposing APP
pearance and beauty of workmanship,
any Exposition building in the country.
are in readiness for the reception of
goods. The entries are unprecedently
large. The mile race track is the fastest
in the West and will be tried by the
fastest horses in the country. Every
thing will be in readiness for the grand
opening, September Goth.
EDWARD FLETCHER, Sec'y.
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Married.

At the residence Of the brides father, VIVA,
Cook, Esq, in this city, by Rev. W. J. Martins
Cook.
The happy couple len for the east on An eN-
tended bridal trip, and will return ant make
this city their future home. May SUCCESS attend
them through life, Is the wish Of their many
friends.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned will please
come forward and settle Immediately.
G. T.. SCHMITT.
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LOOK out for Grady's big show on
the 30th.
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To the Farmers.

Shedrick desire , TO buy a few bushels
Of good apples 1T the West End Confec-
tionery.
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PHYSICIANS.
SOCIETIES.
W. f. BURTCH, NJ. D.,
Fillmore, Mo-.

PHYSICIAN. Surgeon. Accoucheur, &c. Sur
i gerry n speciality. a.
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THE L STAND.

FINp M nitl customers ! take great y ~ .iIrr il
aaigunrinS that !! hJyr brought irtsn NPw
York one OF III, largr>. stocks Of g0.si> IN NY las
cTcT Brought to this city, ras isttEs in Igiitdf
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-06-21

Z sac a5Ei,.sa8u SCos.Ne made its
4rsl appearance in "Fauis I-aL yesterday
eYou.lg
Their exhibitions viii continue tuo whole
Of ne&ywceh Referring to their perform,
ances IN Cumberland, the I}l1s says
The whitman Theatrical Company gave
3 secoaf entertainment at Bclvidere Hall
last eveNng The performances Of the
20. @-ll.: c..lr chss:s a1-a pleasing '-t
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.fGrGl-. bros.
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

MORTGAGE sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF CHATTEL
M MORTGAGE will expose 70 sale at public vendue on
Friday April & 1879 at IL o'clock M At 80 vesey street.
the Stock and Contents Of first class printing establish
tire Machine Paper Cutter stands Cabinets Safe &c,
&C. and all Implements and Tools appertainng to FIRST
class printing establishment Sale positive, by order Of
Il IaEERACHER Attorney Tor Mortgagee
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

A UCTION NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE
"A HENRY zINN Auctioneer sells this day all the ee
CANT and costly Household Furniture contained IN
private residence lA West 10Th st. commencing at lO1
O'Clock, comprising In part, viz :Rosewood Pianoere.
elegant Parlor Suits Brussels Carpets Oil Paintings Lace
Curtains Clocks Etageres, Cabinets Ornaments. &c.
Also Bedroom Suits, rosewood and walnut
Suits single and double Bedsteads. Bureaus Wardrobes,
Spring and Hair Mattresses, Lounges, Pillows Bolsters
Bedding. &C. also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen
Furniture, Sale positive, House q let.
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

DY MAX BAYERsDoRrEE, AUDTIoNEER-sELLs,
Is 2ocIock sos West Forty.ffth street. elegant Furni-
nre CARPETS rich paror Piano rich black walnut Cham
SAr suits Tables Chairs Bedsteads Mattresses Bedding
RnSERspoRrnE RiShaa pSTnETs mxCKERs ONCE Ms asusrv
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

JAMES CAGNEY AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE
and Loan Broker o3i Hudson street, will give per.
sSna attention 70 the sale q arniure private resi-
Moderate charges Storage and advances on General
Merchandise and miscel ellaneous Securities.
at LIT Third avenue, near seveny.frst street. genteel
Household FURNITURE of family declining
being in nice order and will be sold without reserve
Consists Of general assortment of Parlor Chamber
diately after sale. ~
SATURDAY, April 20, at I0s O'Clock
at " Clinton place eighth street, between Fifth md
Sixth avenues entire Furniture now in above Ave stor
house, about rs rooms consisting of Piano Per
Mirrors Paror Suits IN reps and broeatel fine Carpets
Kitchen Furniture. Fun particulars tomorrow. -
The New York herald., 1873-04-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
1EORRIS WILKINS AUCTIONERR
M Handsome Furniture,
fine MirrofS
Oil Paintings,

.:Eh LUDLOW ~! co. will soil BY auction. on Friday.
April 20 1873 at II o'clock M at the private residence
SS second avenue, Eighteenth street.
WOOD Parlor Suits In crimson. san brocate rosewood
ana tulip wood Round and Tripod stands handsome gilt
and rep Curtains, number OF OH Paintings two black
walnut Extension Dining Tables black walnut Buffet and
Dressing Bureaus Armores.s ulace. Commodes Turkish
and Easy Chairs, Lounges, Cornces China, decorated
Vases marble Clocks Mattresses Paiases Bosters PHI.
lows Blankets. &C. Administer and Brussels Carpets,
Ollcloths large number Of Engravngs &C., together
with an assortment OF Kitchen Furniture, with which
the sale will commence.
The New York herald., 1873-04-25
Es AND EARS.

4 RTIpIclAL uUMAN EyES.-T j. DAVIS IN,
n and only maker OF the improved ,hs cn
correct Imitation OF nature in the world. ns "as>
F,itecuth street. betweeu Third aud tourth aveuuoA
The New York herald., 1873-04-25
UGUST MARTINES AUCTIONEER
II Magnificent Household Furniture,
-Pianoforte, Bronzes, Paintings, Drawing Room Suits
and rare costly Works of Art,
a finn

THIS DAY (Friday), at 10L O'Clock,
at the elegant residence 36 West 18th St., 9th ay,
the property of W. r. Livingston, Esq
Drawing Rooms-Superb Suits, covered silk brocade of
richest description Marqneerie Boi de Rose Cabinets
Tables Encoigncrrs Jardinieres elegant Canopy Eta.
medallion Carpets Lace Curtains Paintings by eminent
artists BroRze Statuary, Clocks Vases magnificent
wood Pianoorte, celebrated maker; Music Stand Stool
Cover. Cnambers-Rosewoed, walnut bureaus: Bed
&c, Dining Reconsideration Table, Buffet Silver.
China, Glass, Cutlery, Linen Furniture of basement
kitchen, servants apartments N B-Partes wishing
attend this sale take 6tn av cars or 9Th av stages
The New York herald., 1873-04-25
AMUsx xmENrs.


NIBLO'S GARDEN np.rrS~
In POSITIVELY LAST TWO NrnurSS 1SAA
POSITIVELY LAST TWO NIGsiTS
TUE GREAT COMBTNATiON
Tiik GREAT C0MBIkATION
TIE GEO FAW0ETT ROWE
vUhES FAMILY, r. y MACKAY
NICrohA bcs,g CLAUDE BUaRoUGHs
Jessie, WELSH EDWARDS
RosINA II: MONTGOMERY
FhEDEklUk. Mrs G. WALCOT,
FAWDON. Miss LAURENs
GREAT SPECIALITY in the ""s
TUE ISXETCH FROM nIrVpna
WRONG MAN MICAWBER
IN THE MICAWBER.
RIGHT PLACE
LAST MATINEE TOMORROW SATURDAY. ATs
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, APRIL, 8
the entirely new and unique ballet pantonlme
AZRAEL; OR. THE MAGIC CHARM presented with
magnihcent scenery ana mountings superb corps de
ballet, MAFFfT and BARTHOLOMEW as Clown and
Pantaoon. and introducing the wonderful sensauoa
LULU, THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD.
NTIBLOS GARDEN MATINEE
IN OBSERVE PARTICULARLY
THE LAST
MATINEE PERFORMANCE
of the
GRAND COMBINATION.
THE VOKES FAMILY
$3.50 ROWE AND MAoKAY.
TOMORROW SATURDAY.,
AT2
The New York herald., 1873-04-25
SATURDAY, APRIL 26,

tlO1 O'CLOCK, at our sa!esroomN
95 Chambers and II Reade streets,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-GILT FRAME
PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS, Velvet Brussels and
Ingram Carpets, rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Suits in and various coorcd reps black walnut
Etageres Centre and Side Tables, black walnut Bed
steadA Bureaus Washstands and Commodcs, Lounges,
Rockers and Easy Chairs Dining Extension Tables,
black waln ut marble top Bullets Lace Window Curtains
Cottage Suits Hair and Spring Mattresses Beds, Boil
sters and Pillows Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Uten
all Ac Ac
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

DYs. w. DAUCHY, ADCTIoNEER
ID DAuCHY a JOHNSON
will sell this day, at s2l West Eleventh street. at 10s
o'clock the entire elegant Furniture OF rst class private
residence consisting Of Parlor Suits velvet tapestry and
ingram Carpets; black walnut and cottage Chamber
Suits and brocate Curtains, Paintings. Engravngs,
&C nc Pier Mirrors with Cornices Beds, Bedding and
Mattresses, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, Glass
nd CrnckerY Ware. &c. &c.
The New York herald., 1873-04-25
FRIDAY, APRIL g.
at l0H O'clock, at the private residence
% WEST ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND

SIXTH AVENUES,
G6NTEEEL G6sIEEGn aaoVsEH0Lpm d TuRSITgEE VI MIRR0Rs. o
COST $l4o; CARPETS, FINE CHINA. CUT GLASS,
PARLORs-vetvet Carpets rosewood Suits in maroon
PLUSH Lamhrequns and Lace Curtains, rosewood Centre
ana Side Tables Turkish and Reception Chairs bronze
antel Ornaments rosewood octave concert Grand
Piano by Steinway Sons; in perfect order; OF very
DINING RO0M-Brussels Carpet black walnut ESten. en-
sion Table Buffet and Chairs in reps large white and gilt
china Dinner and Tea Service ne cut Glassware Silver
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carpets black walnut and
mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus wardrobes Bookcases,
Washsands Lounges and Chairs, Sofa Bedsteads best
quality Hair Mattresses Boisters and Pillows Blankets
HALLs.OiicIoths, Carpets, Hat Stand. &C., &C., to-
Gether with Kitchen Utensils In variety.
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

RYJ. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER.
hold and kitchen Furniture contained in high stoop pri
vae residence 42s West Forythird street. near Ninth
cottage Furniture walnut dining and ether Chairs Bed
Wheeler L Wilson Sewing. Machine, Mirrors, Feather
Beds Pillows Bosters Bedding Desks Clocks elegant
Kitchen Utensils Crockery, &C. Catalogues early at resi-!
CAMPBELL & CO, Office AS Hudson street
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

DY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AucTIONEER, SALES
ID room dust removed toy 7G6 Broadway, near Ninth st.
ON MONDAY, APRIL rs,
at 10h O'Clock
at the private residence
1s2 EAST SEvENTIfTu STREET,
between Fourth and Lexington avenues.
ELE0ANr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VELVET
AND BRUsSELs CARPETS, BRONZE GAS FIXTURES,
French China Cut Glassware rich bronze Mante Clock,
Vases, &c.
FINE TX ROSEWOOD PIANOF0RTE, &C
Particulars hereafter Catalogues now ready at 766
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

RY ISADoRE J. SWARzKoPM. AUCTIoNEER-wILL
- sell, to-day l0h O'clock l Greene street, eregant
Furniture Of three story private resdence black walnut
Paror Suits, marbletop Centre Tables, marblcop Blu
and ingram CARPETS oiIcoths curains Paintings Mir.
Utensils positively in lots, Dealers and hous.keepers
particularly invited STRAUS SWARZKOPH,
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

sHoNGooD 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs, WILL con-
eD tnue today at l016 O'clock at 355 Eighth avenue
between Twenty seventh and Tweny.eghth streets yes
sstng Ribbons Fans Fancy Roxes Jewelry, Sachels
and Perfnmery Fixtures Counters Showcases and Re-
Electors are to be sold at IL o'clock Dealers invited
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

MIBLO's GARDEN. LULU.
IN MONDAY EVENING" APRIL &
LULU. LULU.
LULU LULU.
OF the
LULU. LULU.
LULU. f-MA1A LULU.
LULU. LULU.
,1T,r the Eighth Wonder OF tho World.
LULU III nor ITIU.
LULU. r o lIULU
LEAPING AT ONE BOUND
LULU noo,, LULU.
LULU. o ""1 ~ LUTW
PLATFORM SUSPENDED IN MID.AIR
LULU no --.-- LULU.
The New York herald., 1873-04-25
WIN. VAN TASSELL, AUCTIONEER.
w Office no. liz and u East Thirteenth street NJ

WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIoNEER-oFFlCE 50
w New Bowery, will sell on Friday, April Is at 10
O'Clock A. NJ the Machinery. Engines and Boilers.
Skating and Betting g. the Knding Wood Yard sss
Building and Sheds Horse Harness and Carts Property
10 70 removed on O before Nav l. 1873
The New York herald., 1873-04-25
RY s. W. DAUGHY, AucTIoNEER;,

10Y s. w. DAUCHY, AUCTIONEEH.
ID DAUCHY 4 JOHNSON
will sell, this day. at 464 Canal street. at O'clock large
and valuable assortment Of Household Furniture &c,
from families and others rosewood and black walnut
Pnrior Suits, Pier, Mantle and other Mirrors, velvet
Brussels and ingram Carpets, Otcoths rosewood and
enamel Chamber Suits, Centre, Dining and Tea Tables.
Glass silver Ware Lounges Ac Sofa Beds, Rocking
and other Chairs Bookcases, Wardrobes, black walnut
and other Bedstcads, Kitchen Utensils, &c; also
Scissor Grinding Machine, In complete order, suitable
fol n travelling grinder,
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

A I HAINES BROS
"A "a Union square,
Pirst class handsome Pianoiortcs for sale
on very reasonable terms,
and several used little, very low for cash.