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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-06-20

7 WOULD resp, ,cttully cali the attention of
i the public to my NEW STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, suitable for Mems and Boys Wear,
embracing all the Latest Styles and Colors of
FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN d AMERI-
CAN CLO1HS, CASSLMERES AND VEST
INGS, which will be made up in the most sub
stantial and fashionable manner, and at very
reasonable prices.
gs-G Goods bought elsewhere CUT MADE
UP TO ORDER.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-06-20

= AMATEUR RA1LRoADING.-The Fred burg
and Gordonsvlle Railroad Company has some
seventeen miles OF road completed from Fred
ericksburg, Va, to Parkers Store, hich is not
now operated. Some of the means devised by
the people on the line to make use ct the track
are thus described by the Fredericksburg Ledger:
"a gentleman who is residing here, who is the
owner Of small stationary engine, has attach
ed to it a fiat car on the Fredericksburg and
Gordonsville Railroad, and, with molasses
hogshead for his water-tank, runs up and down
the road between this city and Parker's Store
for freight and passengers. One Of hose inde-
fa tigable geniuses peculiar to the wilderness
of SpotsylVania becoming disguste | with the
tardy movements Of the railroad company, and
fearful that his hoop poles, if kept much longer
on hand, would not be merchanta bic, conceived
the novel idea of hauling his poles to town on
a fiat car drawn by young bull. The car was
loaded with 100 bundles of poles. There was
some difficulty in teaching the bull exactly
what was expected of him. The neodus operaa-
di was as follows The bull drew the car up
the grades and was then unhitched and
mounted on a platform at the rear of the
the car, which then ran down grade without
help. AS soon as his bullship got the hang OF
the thing, he took it very kindly, dragging the
car up grades with great alacrity, and evincing
the same pleasure in riding down that is shown
by boys who drag their sleighs up hill for the
pleasure of riding down again"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-06-20

How TO SET THE HOUSE ON FIrE-1. Rub
your furniture with linseed oil, and preserve
Carefully the old greasy rags used for this pur-
pose, in a paper box in an out of-the way
place.
.. If the fire in the stove does moi burn we'll.
pour benzine or kerosene on it from well all
ed gallon can.
3. When you light your cigar or the gas
throw ihe burning match--no matter where
and don't look after it, even if it gets into the
o: Ai"ays reau IN pea uHuTr yUu re.-As~-c- .
with the burning candle near YOU
6. Especially for builders Put the ends OF
the wooden beams into the 1ue walls; and il
you build hot air furnaces. be careful to use as
much wood as possible in their construction.
T. Away buy the cheapest kerosene you can
get.-The Builder.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-06-20

Nas~The ways of the wicked are various
The way it is managed in Oakland, California,
since the local option has carried the day, aud
no more liquor is sold by RETAIL is thus:
Thirsty Customer.-Mr. Barkeeper what will
five gallons and gill of yeur best whisk9y
cost
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-02
ntY>iCIANs AND DRUGGISTS.

\ prominent New York physician lately COM
planned Ia DC>DAs DICK Gb ,lt his S,SpALwooD
on CtrsrLg r., stliing tina sometimes they cured
mlrIcu!uI>iy, hut that u p9ticn. OF his had taken
them Tor some time without effect. Dn being in-
formed that several limitations were made and
sold, he inquired AMI found that his patient had
been taking capsules sold in bottles, and not
DUNDAS DICK X co.'s.
What happened To this physician may have
happened to Others, and DUNDAS DICK 4 Co.
take this method ofprotecting physicians, drug
gists and themselves, and preventing OIL OF
SANp.LwooD from comm. iutO disrepute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Capsules
VIII continue TO do 80, for tfiry contain the
pure Cii In the best and cheapest form.
DUNDAS iiCk Il co. Use more on OF SAN
IN the manufacture Of their Capsules
Than NIL The Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
periumcr, in til. United States combined, and
this Is the sole reason why the pure oil is sold
cheaper IN their Capsules than IN any other
form.
OIL OF SANDALwpOD is fast superscdins
every other remedy, sixty Capsules only being
required to insure a safe AMI certain cure In six
ar eight days. From no other medicine can this
result he had.
DIck's SOFT CAPSULES solves the problem
long considered by many eminent physic ians, of
how to avoid the nausea ard disgust expcriy need
IN swallowing, which ARE well known Ia detract
srum, IL not destroy the good effects of many
valuable remedies.
Solt Capsules are put up IN tiu-faif AMI neat
boxes, thirty in each, and are the only capsules
prescribed by Physicians
ID thrss w'rr the oalv Capsules admitted
" tn last Pari. Expositian
send for Circular to II Wooster Street. N. Y.
AOLD AT l. DWCG STORES.
G-n~rs, Agn~v, Ito K~str s<>p~, v. Y, 80
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-02
Pedantry.

SNtth
When you find 4 teacher vain o; his
or her grammar, you may depend upon
1t that they have little else 10 be proud
of. Ignorance and pedantry are never
far apart. have known teacher, when
in company TO make themselves di.a-
g%rceable, and their society oppressive
by their inopportune criticisms upon
the grammar made use of by those en-
gagged in the conversation; keeping all
in constant fear Ofbeing taken off nv the
bright ~grammarian, and thereby very
much interrupting tn. ~pleasantncss of
the social chat; or, perhaps, causing
some, through fear, to make mistakes
and commit errors of grammar which
they never would do if they felt at their
ease. Teachers often Overio their own
grammar i'll their efforts to be very pre-.
else. have heard some teachers use
the terms, 81 do not, che is not" in
stead of the proper colloquial forms,
81 don't" ''he isn't" also, Il arn't,r
for "I'm not" If sou do not want to
make your profession and yourselves
oppressive, don't make use of such very
precise grammar. Rather let Your ex-
pressions be free and easy, though the
un%couthness does show itself
now and then. 1t will not be rs likely
to excite ridicule as your oyer-much
nicely in grammar. When you go into
don't make every one YOU come
in contact with uncomfortable from your
efforts to be remarkably accu-
rate IN your syntax. Let those around
you ieel that You recognize them as fel-
low beings, even though you do think
you understand grammar so much better
than they.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-02
TRANSPORTATION

The following, from the st. Joseph
Standard, SO well embodies u views
on this question, that we reprint
il entire and would ask the thoughtful
consideration of it by all who are in any
way interested in the question Of trans
portation-more particularly the farming
community:
How shall we. at the least expense,
exchange the staples which we grow
Tor the manufactures which w need /?
OF course there is but one answer that
admits of immediate application; re-
duce the freight tariff. But there is
another answer. which. if more remote
in its application, will be more salutary
and permanent: bring the staples and
manufactures nearer togeth +. There
is only one way to do this. We cannot
carry our fertile soil to France, England,
Massachusetts, Connecticut and New
York; but we can adopt a policy which
will gradually but surely attract hither
manufactures to supply US with almost
all we need. We ought to manufacture
as near our Western farms rs possible.
all articles of utility and necessity, all
solid fabrics, all tools or implements
that are bulky andexpensive. We have
here in the West, leather. wood and
iron. wool. coal and metals Of all sorts;
we have muscle, too, that can be hired
for less than the cost Of average freight
aye to the seaboard.
The factory and the farm should shake
hands and become acquainted. The
weaver and the plow-boy should hail
each other at their toll. Every West
ern factory saves freight and helps to
solve the transportation question. Every
mill wheel is an ally Of the reaper. Every
forge increases the value of wheat with
in a hundred miles.
The lesson for our people TO ponder,
then, is this: Every factory aboliShes
transportation. tor every factory implies
Il number of months proportioned to
the product Bring producer and con-
sumer together, and the question is
solved.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-02
NodawaY County Items
[Frona theR publican.

Ifil "a u ibtbilIbu-
w. E. Trueblood has finished the
framing of thirteen bridges this fall.
A rape casc-hoth parties colored-
i: the latest legal sensation in this com.
ty.
On Friday night Of last week. r. C.
Eohart and wife, of Graham, in this
county, celebrated their silver wedding.
from The Democrat
Mrs. John &. Turner left on Monday
morning, for Il visit to her friends in
Kentucky.
Corn is up toa pretty good figure,
selling on the streets ut sc To B cents
per bushel in the past day or two.
The appointment of II. II. Geiger
as postmaster at this place WIS con-
firmcd by the United States Senate on
Thursday last.
-Mr. ". Shaw sold a pig ll0 DAYS
old, which weighed l30 pounds. and Mr..
Crcnshsw would like to See somebody
beat il.
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Harper's Magazine.
NOTICES or HE PRES,

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FROM the Holt County SeDtinei.1
A few days ago four wolves were
seen providing around the neighborhood
al KuRkel's mill.
The County Court Of Holt county.
we understand. will shortly advertise
for plans and bids to remodel the Jail.
The grand jury took a look at the
County Jail, the other day. and pro-
nasnced it unfit as an abode to keep hui,
lnan beings in.
The marketable hogs have all left
Wing Valley, a number going by way OF
the Marysillc branch, but most Of them
via the main line.
Spencer Georrc.o Of Fillmore. amused
himself the other day by as>au!ting the
person of Vim. Derr. for which sport
Mayor STICKY fined him 500.
Col. Libby, we regret to say, has
lost within the last ten days a hun ired
head Of hogs by cholera, He has dis
posed Of SO heal Of fat Texans, and has
I40 Texas calves to sell.
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Stray Notice.

TAkEN up by Jonathan s. Jones, living in
Nolaway township, in Andrew county,
Missouri, On the 18th day Of November, A. b.
1873, anu posted before Jesse John, a Justic. vl
IN" feare, IA roam COW, supposed TO he seven
wears old, marked with u cross and under biz in
risht AMI crop anu slit in The left ear; point OF
The right horn 1f. Appraised u, twenty dollars,
by IL Hickman and II. 4. Monroe. 4 true
copy from my Stray Book. JESSE JOHN,
o. Justice oi thr Pcac for So!awny Twp
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StraY Notice.

INhKEN ~ by Cyrus Clistie. living in Brntou
i township, andrew county. Missouri, on
the .uii. dsy If December. 4. b.. 1873, y Steer,
-iir'slH 1t TO b- iSb y'srs old past, . deep rel,
the bu h oi the t,l white, marked with = half
crop Ia tf- lrli ar sad nick III thr under part Of
lay pJ.st oi tn Ii.!ii TAR. branded ga thr right
a.p nbt l-.iilr. Apprsi'rd VI jwrIty dIlisrs,
By Wa Aupger, ani John NGbAers. n true
cDly from II. stray BOX
JDiIN II. TDNSSESD,
IL Jasi!cr 81 The I'rAct tor I.rnLon Twp.
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OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief Tor Young Wen from the effccts
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored: lmpediments 10 Marriage removed.
New method oil treatment. New and remarks
BE remedies. Books and Circulars sent frcs, in
sealed envelopes. Address, HOW ARD ASSO-
GlATiON, No. 2 S0uth Ninth ST., Philadelphia,
Sgss sZssss! a' sas,ee Ak hsy Ia a siss St Es, sr
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Administrators Notice.

rREDITOisS and all others interested IN the
estate OF Robert r. Perry, deceased, are
hereby notified tina, ] have taken ont letters Of
ain nistrition on the estate of said Deceased,
1. NinE dstr 5 ptcmbcr Is, 1873, and all persons
having claim, againt sad estate sre required Ia
pI-scat III III to M Tor llnuancc within one
gar, 81 they may br prrc!ud-i from any bcnc-
II, pi said estate. and II said claims arr not pre-
s'nGrd within two yrsrs, they Will he forever
barred. JAMES II. MURPHY, administrator
". ). GEkgNLkE, Any. IL
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-02
MOrtG0Ss Sale.

VNHEsEAs, on III. 81 day o. July, las. Jaa1
w " Bolton and Elisabeth $ .ltui. Ia, wife.
pt thr county OF Andrew. Iva th~ state uf A'-1yl-
ri, executed and drlirere,! % Aal-rao u,uAiu,.
OF III" county OF buchanan. arl SlIt- ri 40
SOUR, their ccrtsin n,rtgaS ~ ds-d; "ii:ra sai.i
mortgage deed IL recorded n t4.Jk y, oI iIs-
~, in tnr Recorder offer ci the c 'univ IL An
drew, IN the SiaIe Of Missouri; ctnye!iLs to lac
said AMI = r-"n iiinkiu- inr .,,lgwIrS a -scsib u
real estate, si,ust,d in the stri cD:L.iy y: AZ
drew. and Stale oi Missouri: Thl,i IS - ,Is. BE-
ginning ~ u stake twenty feet east uf gh- sva,n-
east corner Of lut nuInb-r |, in bliUS ngElhsr /.
running north parallel with said lot aIiIbt = | ~
\ -takr twenty Feet east OF the nur,h,as. r,,rdrg
Of said lot. thence east 10 Robert ACBtin'- line.
thence suuth Ia III. clrncr OF Sa:ulci =. S.cuIis'
laEd, thence west 20 The place ui brS;un.aS; 81
lots numbers one, two amt Three, Ia block 3uIu-
her one; NIL in the town Of Rochester. WAIsa
said conveyance was made To arc,tr- th- pay
meri of u CERTAIN proIal'ao:y n0;e, IL s-.ut IIDit-
gage deed mentioned ami described: said npie
dated st. Joseph, Mo-, June Seth. 's6a;",
ten per cent. interest, twelve month, after tliic
To anderson Hankins or order, AMI signed Joan
W. Beltni; and, whereas, Il Il prDNid, ii in >a:t
mortgage deed that II said mote be not We'll AID
trtily paid whcI tn saIac J"c1IaCS due GLdl ray
able, according u the tenor and eiirci thrreUI,
then the said Anderson HInk;is, or hi, lrSl
representative, or ~ the rsqlrst OF the Legal
holder oil said note, the then acting ohs ria Oi
Andrew county may proceed To- sell the real ~
tate herrinh-iorc icscriacd, At public 'rnGIr,
To the highest hit Ter, nj tn tuuri-!iuJ'sr dor,
in thr city oi savannah, county nf And. ew, aud
state OF Missouri, Er.t giving s!NfH days public
nctire al The tim, terms ash! place Il sale ami
OF th- property L, Ire sid, hy ADV rrtisclNrnt IN
soIuc new paper published in lie county of An
drew, and State Aforesaid. AMI upon such sale
shall mike AMI deliver u tie 20 he purchaser
thereof aud receive III. proceed, of said al. and
pay said note with the inier-tt AMI costs ol sale;
AMI whereas said note, with the nicrr-t'Iher'Jn,
i, now du- AMI Unplii; NV. thrrriorc, |, Penn
broke Mercer, Sheriff IF The county ut Andrew,
in the Stale of Missouri, at The Request Of tbs
l-sIi hulkr III aal,l note, and Nv Virtue OF the
authority in me vested by said mortgage decd,
will, Da
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-02

". A. Price has reduced the price ol
flour another % cents on the hundred
pounds. xxx fall wheat flour 50 %,
xxx spring wheat flour 3 60. The
Superior -four is always warranted tn
give perfect satisfaction or the money
returned.
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Our Clubbing List.

Vor the convenience Of those who may wish 10
subscribe for other periodicals.. We have made
arrangements for "clnhbing'' The ANDREW
COUNTY KKrrnLIcAy with the periodicals named
below, sending both to one address at the fol-
lowing favorable rates:
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The Andrew County Republican
and Prairie Farmer.

For the convenience Of such Of our patrons as
may desire TO subscribe for THE PRAIRIE
Farmer in connection with our journal, we
will supply the two papers 1.-THE regular price Of
the former being $3.50, and Of the latter sl.a),
If ordered togrhe1, for cnfv So Is.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-02

II consequence of a multiplicity of
drawbacks" this week, we are COM
PEELED to omi: several articles which We
would like to insert in this number, in
Guiding a portion of the proceedings of
the Teachers Institute and of the Circuit
('r,r
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE i, hereby given that letters of admin
~ Isiri,ion upon the esia.. of \. IL. simpson,
late al Andrew county. deceased, have been
granted la The Undersigned, l.. =. Franklin, ~
the Probate Court Of The County aforesaid, bear
ing Il iic the TWEEN! y-iourih dry of November, \.
d. 1873. All persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 exhibit them to me for Al
low Ince within oac year after the date Of said
letters, Or they III ~ bs precludcd from any bene-
tit 81 such { state. and If such claims be- not -X-
hihi;c'i within two year, from the time OF the
publication OF this notice, t~.y will be forever
barred l.. l.. FRANK IN,
liz Ainini.;rainr of y. II simpson. dec.
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Hort Sale.

"
N-HEIH ~, Thp:ns- aud Jane girLrr,
w Ia, vie. l., ,h,ir mortgage d"rI 1i;h
power -: Sale Ihrrvla rUItsIuci, dated October
-. i-sJ. Lal Zee ,ri''i Ia The Rrro7.irT's ut.r- ~
Anlrc~ Z IAN IA III STAKE ui Missouri, ia HppA
-. PAx ~, cpnN' y',i Ia the uni rsIsat 4 mort
<ts"- ;I following tLr.cIIb.i raj estate -iiu u. a
"a ,Ii e ,U.;y, ip-w.': Inc northeast quarter oi
-eclion i... tova-hip number lily -ninr, range
uinihrr thiri! I've; which aid = Nv, yaGCc WA
inIie tDsrc1r- ihr payment Oi tSJ prom --urN
npr, IN sad mps,gt.r deed described: un-
c .!ia; is tl.r sup III i" -gty two u~un!r,ri and
AZ! a'iisis .idr Iu two y,Irs. and uuc calling
70. i"U thousand iJii.I> Gu' ~ 4 ur Srtr., aat.
h.,ri.s IA ,s'si ~ the r.i, OF ten I,T crat. pr
tnuIin.
Ant. whereas, il . prpviiyd IN SID inpr.zSgc
ICED tisi { SD u Dirs or either o. ihrIA shall not
10 well AMI irLl: paid when the san, bee ,Inrs
ttti" ami pa. able, tltrn the und"r-igII-,i fHi. pro-
crr'i l., sell ,,ri property, or Any part thereof. At
pubic ~vuiuc, 10 the highest b.iLv., al The
= urt-hp'!,r do r. ia tIr cay oil SIV.innaiI, with
IL -I.! { 'uIi: Oi Andrew, for cash, ilr-t gavin.
'i!iTit JIs~ ptb!!c II ,ticr u. thr lIiu,, terms ali
"ph, By pub ir.ii,uL IN sumr n"wpipCr prinict! III
t!r rbunt. AMI state Aforesaid; and WHEREAS,
III" nI:c last iJ"sr dclcTibsd, AMI The int, rat
thereon tom October e. ls;., arr nov due and
unpaid. Now t.irr.i'rr, by virtue OF Ia. power
IN IN tested b. said mortgage deed, | viii, un
Saturday, The Slst day of JanuM-y.
\. u. l-.i, between the hours Of ten o'clorh il,
III" forenoon an five O'Clock in the .fIrrnnnD 81
thai day, al The south door OF the COurt-hou.r.
IN The eat; 81 Savannah, In An'.gcw cu:iuty,
stat at Missouri, pGrrrc'l 10 sell The alny. t,-
,cfIb~d real estate ~ public yr.tduc, 10 the high
c', bidder. Tor cIsh, Ia ,a;isiy SAID NOT. and in
trr"-t, iJg' Ih"r w!th the cost, aud c1prn,r, Al
tending -aii sale.
wN. I. STEELE, Nprtgsx~c.
II. {. torkEaiLL, Au'y, II. Joseph. No.
savannah. No, mbrr :: lo.i 10.
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