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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

written. The st. Joe Gazette SAYS.
President Grant has done precisely
what the interests of the country have
demanded. lie has by this act lifted
himself above the clamor of intriguing
capitalists aud politicians, and in doing
so will receive the thanks of the people,
regardless of political differences.
Now, the facts are that ''intrigueing
capitalists" are about the only ones to
be benefited by contraction, and the
only ones who have been clamoring for
a veto. Our Democratic friends have
at last found one act of Grants to conf
mend, at any rate.
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To Contractors and Builders.

THE Rector and vcstry Of 81: Johns Mission
i ut Savannah, Missouri, Protestant Epis-
copal Church, will receive sealed pro-
posals for the erection of a frame Church
building until Friday. May l, 1854, ut noon.
tions now in the hands ofC. W. Hale, S-c'y at the
Office of Waterman Il Nash. lumber-yari. Two
sets of bids pre rrquesie,i; {. c for building
2,x4s. and for building 23xtO. The vestry re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids. Bids
should he addressed to Rev. :. G.. Blackistou, or
T.. W. Hale, Sec'y, Savannah, Missouri.
&. &. BLACkISrON, Rector.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

TINE and again are we told by our
subscribers that We are publishing the
best paper ever printed in the county.
We are glad We have succeeded So well
in pleasing our numerous readers.
Their concentrations are an incentive
to still further improvements. which
shall be made as fast as we become able.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

OK Thursday of last week twenty-five
hundred bankers met in New York
City and petitioned President Grant to
veto the bill increasing the currency
volume. Andrew county has twenty
five hundred farmers who petition on
the other side. If 1t is a contest between
bankers and farmers, the result is not
difficult t. guess.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

OS Friday last Governor William b.
Washburn was chosen to fill the uncx-
pired term Of Charles Sumner rs
Senator from Massachusetts, on the
thirty-third ballot. His election is re-
garded as a Ben. Butler defeat.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
IN Guardian Of The person and Curator OF the
estate of Robert Is. dawson, minor heir of X. Il.
Dawson, Sr., deceased, will. ut the next term III
the Probate Court of Andrew county, Missouri.
to be held in savannah, Andrew county, Missouri,
on the l,lh day ri June. 1874, being the third
Monday in June, ask leave TO resign his sail
Guardian and Guardianship and make final settle
ment VI his accounts Ii such Guardian and IL
r1tor. n. +. GILMORE,
G Guardian und Curator.
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Final Settlement.

CREDITORS and all others interested in the
estate Of Thomas sellers, decrtscd, will take
notice that at the next term of the PrulJai- Court
to he held nj the Office of THE judge of said Court,
in savannah, Andrew county, Missouri, on Mon
day. the l5iii day of june, ls.4, ! will make inul
settlement Of said estate, and ask to be discharged
from said administration.
ADRIAN JOHNSON,
~. Adm nistraiOr of Thomas soilars. dc.
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Monday, the LIST day of June,

A. ID. 1874, sell tbs real estat, hercinbrf re de-
scribcl ut public sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, nj the Court house door, In the cav %, s.
yannah, IN said county vi Andrew, and State Of
Missouri, between, The hours of eight O'Clock IN
ihr fDreiiooA and six O'Clock In the afternoon uf
thai day and convey said real estate 10 the pur-
chaser thereof. PEMiiRDkE MERCER.
sheriff OF Andrew county, Missouri.
BY 4. 7. SABIN, Deputy.
~ IliGGINs 4 TEwARr, Ait'ys for mortgayee.
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Builders and Bids

THE undersigned will receive sealed propo-
Il sails or bids for the erection of two store
rooms and u hall over botf, on the site Ofthe former
Clifton House, in Savannah, Mo-, up To- May 10,
1874. Plans and specifications for said building
may be seen at the store oil stiles a Hardy, Ssyan-
nah, No. We will reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. CARSON 4
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Saturday, The 16th day Of Nay.
MORTGAGE Sale.

VITHEREAS, that. on the 22l day Of February,
w 4. ID. ls12, Joseph ". Bond and A,ialin-
Bond. his wife, by their deed Of mortgage with
power of sale, conveyed ~ Charles MctIunagle,
of Amirew county, AMI state of Missouri, the
following described real estate, tn-wil: Lot
number one of block number thirty CO., in the
town oil tmuZonia, in Andrew county, in the
state of Missouri, Ia secure the pay mcnt of u
Certain proInissory note described in said mort
gage, for the sum OF one hundred aud sixty dol
lars (SlGO .0Jl, of even date with said mortgage,
due and payable Ia the orIier OF SAID Charles
Mctionaglr, twelve months after the date OF said
note, with interest thereon after the maturity at
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum until paid;
that the said mortgage deed contains the express
condition that upon full payment of said note
According Ia the terms thereof, the said mort
gage shall become void. hut If default of pay
meat of said note shall lie made, the said mort
gage TO he and rymain in iuli force; and that the
said Charles MrtiOnagle. or his lcgn! Representa-
iiyrs, or on The request al the Ieoal holder ot
said note, the ihcn acting sheriff oi said Andrew
county mi ght proceed to sell the said real estate,
Described IN said mortgage and !icreinbeiOre de-
scrib,-l, or m: part thereof, II public vrnduc, To
The highest bidder. for cash, Mt the Courthouse
door, in the city oi Savonnlh, couiiy Of .Au'ir.w,
and >tatr uf Missouri, iirst ri, ing thirty DAYS
public notice of said ,alt. with 81 description Of
sail real estate 10 be sold, published IN some
newspaper printed aud published ia said county
Of Andrew, IL there be one. prior 10 ifr day of
sale; and out Of The lrocct ds al said sai" ilr-f 10
pay all costs AMI expenses attending said sale,
anil apply the balance in lsy n n, oIth. amount
Of said mote, AMI convey the said real estate iy
deed In lee SIMPLE To the purchaser tilrrvof;
AMI VIII. rra-, dciaul. has been M pic in the
pa inent vi SAID note, and pursuant 10 the power
aud authority Nr>ttsl IN me. thr undersigned
sheriff Of sail county. by said decd al uiorfgayr,
!, ~ the acpng ,!rriI Of said county, viii. on
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Monday, the LIST doy Of June,

4. ID. 1875. sell the nal estate h-rrini-forc de-
,rripcd, at public sale. for cash, To the highest
bidder. al tir Court house door. in tine civ uf
Savannah siorrsaid, b-twecn the hours of eight
O'clDca In the torcuoou and ,iN O'Clock in the
afternoon Of said iir-t Mon'iay in June, 1874. and
convey the Same To The purciil 81 or purchasers,
thereof. Pc IiROkE MERCER.
sheriff Of Anerew county, Mo,
By 4. I. StEiN, Drputv.
q. HiGGINs 4 STEW ARr ATTORNEYS.
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The Fulton Telegraph is authorized
to state that Norman j. Colman is lot a
candidate for Governor.
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DR.. WHITTIER,
GU st. Charles street, 81. Louis, Mo.
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pimptss on the esce, pAystest dsosv, arsrsssn % seeisfy n
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sass % eases syery y:ar Acquires lras skill. P~tyskiaas
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mene, medicines can be sent bv exprsas or mail everywhere,
Ca,ssos sses sasran.eed. where dssss eSiss it,s frsnkiy
lP.n Psrsoss avtsias "a Gs city ss say Assr. saau -
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The et.6ilshmsns 70 whole houe Of tv1ivs roorps1 b The
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where all medicines uael In tho osssbiishne eat n, psepsrcI.
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illustrating dlseas d conditions. uAich have brsn procured
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17
tuI.l.E,,IArE DEPARTMENT..
TER vi IS !.

EssarI, futon, Nasttshg, tiftl aiai letii ~
i.ritfta III ilte MONTH, ri pi&ataes iigs,sn
fsss eian's Fsp, a,Al
ti.nilnr. itsss wear .ses la.,. a.,n
liat ssAs,iass, sanlnF I.plfA5plH,, .b.tHi
has ii hpsars, iaurr nut,alttnvnts, ui.W.
w it srta, il tlf saltr,N, Ap,sHs
Mu.s F,f.s, 4aat usss If ii,#,rnsitf hf .OM
y tlnlsh. I.Wf
Modern Ltut.uAMs, iaur. titan aNr, ia,0t
IfaaIna atd tiini ~. ~ FsuI N ~ phafstes,
HHltts farilseH ~ aHt fiiiU dHfiHe iils' tptr,
i,ut H,t ~ alsftnr PIT ri than Use Batths. -
na,.s fHfnHi,,i Sfet, linlyaau tsnf ~ tn irrras
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- llsHfss,
A n i'ayms " II - ,na,. liz al,anesl as'Nn
stnsulI - llii tt liz Int tn'iuis ass par IA III
ssttasia is'ss np' Tats, ",t Vii. HUI.
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GENERAL REGULATIONS.

liz #1t#sah FHi.inft,Hls aH lW ilfei NHhduy iif
srIsnsHf. IL nl,d .,tl AltaH w. ia ~ Jut,, With
I,tl.Ifs ssla nai mn fpet ir Riltasn. ttpI. ap
in VII tuA taafgsnait Hi HIT stsf ias#pF
a NAlsi, a .ithenifts,i msrt IN rniMt, j R,tIss.
aiiI ltftslll pi NJ. f5p.lsas tttiHa hpfHHs
I'M ettes ~, ssHlt stuibi lsrsl,a i,ssI anil lse,d
III tH aas " si, he ttftt ans Hii1 lsl,.lf. rntl
IL htHts t,@A thara ahassti.f 4 run ssi ~ ~
app, ~ tar MiHtsssant
III ustfsls Hih ystsful ipIsnst.n, III III Tin Hiuri
ss tahstAalts watched usss shr hittltts psssld,
IA fsi tHrras os,st nt ises sniu snti ail tefa.ta
lstlsl Hsutsr pssFs Hssentlaii,
I.sll.ilnA arr sssh NJ fLftstmua and Estsirt H.
TsHHts ~ ptar as ~ stiftuH, shriu III the health,
ftttel a,sd improvement M itnt waffls,
ri. u tgl.u latiRiu ~ ilr iHsiitia |. tio,nab
iHilslia, students NJ nsinr DENOMINATIONS arr MI
git'sI, provided st,., II. WIN, Int In SAKE ~
alt.f ai,'I auipslulit ~ iHid ir Is'ir assraisvs
III religious Mnstrt
I'll. ru,rstass..i,.s III students, N we'll ~ MI
tsashs us,d y, tl.ne ~. .asJ.si 10 The Insp.'lpn
~ ttlp itifastfr,
Ths pttt nahey NJ The slud.its II dsresltfd
will iit tteaunf. ~ In rlsrn " taintsHse may
snskusl. aHa nsBt |. rlrfts, ~ tsialls withheld
ftsin thsu, gi mutt NJ uasDluei ~ usatsst VI
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III elHarlnp, pash bparlsf shnusJ b. trst,i.a
Nth ~ able quantity nj stbuv. md sUis s,i
HHtat.t ~ siifis, tsHAs, haHdh, rrbIsfs, fn*uls.
sn,Ils, hvusftst str Minis ~ iissu viii H. fnrHs
tttH h, 'uea,, tltlt - tjr,ps tpIs,.f IL, made
k.sf, sHeti should ~ taafhei slil, Ill. nal4s ~
iIt in Hsf ~ mi.
ranais " ching ~ Itasp their eiIf.n r.ni home,
sis.uld gsa iimsty tH,lIrs. and inrM#n tfns.lihv
tslssts.ss tat further Iafisnusrss H.ielHsA
tbIs mo OILY w, VAtsihssr,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17

Tho sonspl.As msmorising II att.
qua.el fae,a that comprises what Il
called studying geography, IL only q
rc6ncd sprt II torture 10 infant prodi.
gics. While M sciuncc IN The cle,non.
tAry tosrse II instruction affords 10
rare opportunities for mental culture
and training. nono perhaps III - barren
of gocds results, The reasoning faculties
should bs exercired Ii this study BY
learning u climate, and animal and
vegetable distribution ~ controlled by
Il, tho natural features u n region. tho
most important occupations d mon. tho
influence VI climate and occupations In
moulding character and forming dinpo.
siticn. their effect upon tho lava and
institutions apgrcsasions II mon organ.
Inc. which mearurnhly control al The
activities u his nature, mental. moral
and physical.
Observation. investigation. compari.
son and calculation, should bc brought
into hcalthful and pleasing action aud
effort In every atsounpt u learn anything
Of earth or its inhabitants. Instruction
to 30 valuable should b. Lard upon,
son'o Logical plan, resting upon Tho laws
II natural development. Education
to 30 thorough should rsdiate from 4
common centre out 10 circumference
that limits the range II thought and
search. Tho child must proceed from
Tho concrets 70 ths abstract ---from thu
known ~ tho unknown --from inward
conAciousnsss ~ the outward manifcsta.
tiona kaah individual IL tho central
paint n NJ own world. and lin own
knowledge n that world will 10 true
and vitaliIins just 20 Tar " b. acquire.
Il by processes that graduate l,is ncpni.
itlons II har,aon, with tho growth II
hi being. Recognizing this N inron-
trovsrtiblo. 70 assume TINT tho study
a geography should begin with the
ashool rsSa os ~ home. and radiais
OF thsoseh To sssirs world. advancing
= n ssthsn IN ths facts shss sell
q ssrsb. and msn.
Tkue ehn child II made familiar with
IL hosss world. and y taught thst \ b
! part " 4 grand and m,ssevioaa Whole
uaising clear perceptions u what 4
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The Way R~fornscrs lDe II.

For tho past two Or three yonrs, tho
people Of this county have had moth
Ing 10 incc~an,ly pealcd In their ears
m thu cries Of reform, and the access.
i,y u lcsscning tho county expenses, =
objects worthy u .hs solieitude 81 The
best and purest minds. That tho
people may keep posted about tho pro-
grcss Of tho work under The leadership
81 such men n g Griffin 70 have
takon pains 10 examine tho proceed
inga u tho board In years past. In
ihGs ths board consisted VI twelve
members. comprising among them \.
4. Stone y. Patterson Truman Rob-
ison. Thomas sullivan { Griffin, the
entire appropriation for tho services u
the twelve. for tho year amounting 10
$4,000. In 1860 tho board Atill con-
sisted of twelve members g Griffin
giving place ~ Nicholas Lydcn. but
moss of.he old members remaining. and
the expenses, perhaps owing 70 tho all
scnce ~ J was reduced 10 600. o..
In lA10. In order that tho actual Ii.
,leb.edncs4 u the county might bc n.
contained ashorough oyerhauling and
investigation u lha county affairs from
shu worry incorporation % that time bo-
eamc necessary. and involved tho ~.
cessity Of an unusual amount 81 time
BY tho hoard. All tho work performed BY
q Griffin aud hia associate reformsr,
was performed BY tho former board.
consisting u smedley, eearlcs and
Potter In N thorough and corcct =
manner that { } and hin associates after
giving the matters tho most thorough
Investigation theis ,liminutisa inssllecss
were capable, were compelled 10 report
every thing N tho old board had done.
---corrcct, --snd even complimcnted
the investigated officials for Tho cap.
shlc and cficien. manncr In which thcy
had discharged their several duties.
And Tor these services aud their duties
for the entire year they werc psid
smcdleyis64 90 ssarlos, es4.l4. rot.
iar $50 40. bringa total of el34.OO.
Aud now No como 70 1874. A glance
u reform aud tho reduction of county
expenses shows that q 0ril6n has
pail lmrrlf for services thus far $780,.
81; y. =. Lambert hsa taken $3.50. -;
A. y rmsdlo, has been paid 81. and
IL addition % then sspsnses thsrs has
bssn paid for tlis investigation 70 ".
W. White $1,000 u q. b. Maxlsld
sSr Tho s~me purpose e72. 10 and 70
Abe forshec fer similar services ga. 90
making : total u eb46,77 for 1874
and three rersion1 d The board yet 70
come. How ~ III peoI1e liks reform.
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and The devil think. Tho family bah PIT
pie ios dinner.
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rank.
9TH An empty sardine bos--on ths
top shelf. The devil thinks Tho sar.
dimes were consumed a, supper,
| 18th A black jng with broken
hanlle--abca, half filled with sorghum.
The cork was In.
7th 4 sharcly half gallon whisky
jug. The cork was nut aud 40 Wal
the whisky. Our devil thinks NEST II
tho pot pic and Al Tho whisky was N
t'corgc'a stomach. but 40 George was
/ playing billiards In q ncishboring "a.
loon. and had taken his stomach with
him, he was unable % male q prrscr.
nj inspection.
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ell cur heroic devil and liz heat hast ]
retreat In good order. lie hopes n
continue hia operations nj the first fav.
orablc opportunity. for instance, somt
evening when tho Thumas-cat goes cul
u air himself. The ,uhlic II lasgci,
indebted 10 the devil for these valuable
statistics. and VIC trust their public.
alton will add largely 10 the welfare
u Gcorgy without = Ratchet.
| T. 4. Tho devil thinks most III mi,
scheduled rroycnicr wns pnii fcr cr
will be within tho next sixty days
| Some moro r. \.
Our devil comes i,nck u say, Gcorg,
Dry up! Oh, thou Sublime ~.
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and ,.ar cup u bitterness and voc over
Sewing, sends You heAdlenr % perli.
tim, On, on the cant and hspwrisy,
that would utter word II sympathy
u excuse co. these monster crimes II
she world; and The criminals who arc
sithcat . parallel In the worlds his-
tory. the manufacturers and vendors
u liquid damna.ion.
.DRivtxa orf CAriTAL" indeed!
Yea, and that kind u capital that causes
mors taxation 10 support Il than oil the
schools. state and charitable institution,
o. Tho country; that kind Of caplsal
that y instrumental IN making the man
ofintcllcct and character a vagabond
and > maniac; .ha. kind If capital thu,
transforms the kind husband and inlul.
gent parent into brute. and from q
brute to demon; that kind u capita
that transforms BY It's magic power the
happicst homo into tho hlackcst hell;
that kind u capital that creates ,he
necessity for poor.honses, fur luna.it
asylums. for prisons. and the gallowsi
that kiyl 81 capital 'ha. furnishes ncar
y every victim for tho mad house, II,
paupsra. criminals, and murderer
everywhere. That IMrers like II,
Dubuque Herald. Tho Telegraph, III,
Davenport Democrat should mourn thil
driving away u capital Il IN keeping
with tho supreme ttucss II things, m,
that papers whe,e symro,l,ies arc ~
the Inauguration OF licensed Or fro,
whisky, should support tho men M,
measures 4 these papers under III
name Of reform Of tho peoples moyo
,sent. or under any prcteAt to ~
away FROM tho support Of measures the.
abhor, i also In Keeping with tho 6.ne,
u things when called BY their RICH
tnn,ca.