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The weekly Louisianian., 1874-04-25
RE gTATE-HOwE LEASE.
AN MExcUsABLE OUTRAGE ON THE STATE

X nExcusABLE OUTRAGE ON TIE srA7E.
Singular enough there is found
n the general appropriation bill. OF
L874-sandwitched between two
specific appropriations --aprovision
Il clause, creating a Board OF Com
missioners on Public Buildings,
consisting Of the Governor, Lieut.
and Speaker Of the
of Representatives, and en-
them to lease a building
to be used AZ = 6tate-House,
1t . cost not, exceeding fifty
dollars Per annum, and
for q period not to exceed twenty
years.
It is questionable whether ten
members OF the General Assembly
noticed the introduction OF this
foreign and homogeneous clause
into the appropriation bill, end its
presence, under the circumstances,
no less than its character, in so
recklessly comforting power on the
commissioners over the public purse
and public faith, were both alike
suspicious. and suggestiye of: a, pos
sible and speedy abuse OF power
These possibilities are now real
itieA, a., by reference TO a lease
made with the National Building
Association, and on record in the
Mortgage Office, it appears that the
commissioners have leased the st.
Louis Hotel for . State House. at q
rental Of Fifty thousand dollars pei
annum, and for . period Of nine
teen years: thus coming up to the
full limit Of their power in the price
and full limit in time, save one year
From q copy Of, the contract
herewith snbjoined, it will be see1
that the lease is signed BY Hon. Mr.
Bsnham and by r. e. Rivers
President and Secretary respec
lively, on the part Of the company
and by Lieutenant Governor c. {
Antoine, and Hon. Speaker G. "
Howell, On the part Of the commits
From the best information we ca
obtain, this company consists OF tn
following persons: Messrs. Benhau
Dewees, WanGs and Mathews-a
members of the House, and activ
workers in the passage Of tho BIZ
authorizing the lease-and Messr'
, Rivers, of the st. Charles Hote
and Joseph d. Oglesby. Prssider
of the Chamber of Commerce., an
President of the Louisiana Nations
) Bank, the present fiscal agent Of ii
State.
> In other words, all parties, lessor
and lessees, to this outrage upo
the people Of Louisiana, with tt
! exception of Rivers, are either o
: 6cers or agents Of the State All
people, who have been wronged.
this connection we are pleased
SEQ that Governor Kellogg, with b
usual sound discretion, far sigghte'
e ness and discrimination to prote
9 the financial interest Of the Stat
has refused, peremtorily, to give b
1signature to this monstrosity, al
we regret that the influence used |
him was not equal to prevent tt
approval of the lease, by his a
sociate commissioners.
If His Excellency should fail
r direct the Attorney General to /
10 teryene in behalf of the State, SO
to secure the dissolution Of this leas
It he will find in the contract, . reaso
10 additional. to those he has alrea'
" SO iorcibly given, in favor OF t
i Funding Bill-thep public debt mt
: be heavily scaled, to enable t
T. State to pay nine hundred and I'll
thousand dollars as rental to t
y Building Association.
Is ,our.readers will see the grossn'e
% of the outrage perpetrated upon t
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23
WORTH COUNTY BoURBoNS

In the little county of Worth. it seems,
the Bourbon party tlourishes amazingly.
Its leaders have been three county Off
cials: John Dawson. County Clerk c.
NJ. Hunt. Sheriff. and W. s. Hudson.
Circuit Clerk. These officials, with some
others who were admitted to the ring,
mad bought a paper, hired apoorprinter
10 run it. and then devoted themselves
enerceticallv to the task Of browbeating
every Democrat who had a warm side
for the Peoples movement. So very
earnest were these fellows in their work
of calling Republicans the worst kind of
thieves and everything else that is bad.
that some of Worth county's citizens be-
gan to suspect it was the old Cry of
''stop, thief to distract attention from
their own wronr-dOing. An investiga-
ton was had. and the things unearthed
are very unsavory, indeed, placing the
officers above named in a very bad po-
sition. We get this from the Worth
county Star, which publishes the result
of the investigation under the heading
of The Tammanv RinG-Gi~autic
Swindlc." &c. The Star goes on to
show how two of these officers had
been allowed claims Tor fees in six sever
al cases. twice oyer-in other words.
drawing from the people inst double
what the law allowed-and the other
getting double pay for issuing the Z
rants. II the Star is correct-and il
certainly would he very cautious about
making such Il serious charge-it will
90 hard with the Bourbon grabber>
of that courty These officials have
been very loud and vocitcrous in their
Recommendations OF salary grabs, &c, &c.
1t Is a pity their wind has been shut of
so unceremoniously. They Were the
proper ones to oppose Farmer Gentry
and advocate the claims of the railroad
iobber Hardin. and the balance of the
Bourbon ticket. Worth county has
doubtless now had enough Of Bourbon
misrule. after the few years experience
it has had.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

SOMEBODY has started the story that
Judge Kelley was one of the prime
movers in the late Republican conven-
ton. 1t is due Judge Kelley to state
that he has taken no part in that OF any
other political convention this year. He
will exercise his right rs n citizen, and
vote on election day, but he has acted,
from the commencement OF the cam
paign to the present time, upon the be-
lief that a Judicial officer should stand
aloof from politics. If the friends Of
William Herein have nc better way of
serving him than by circulating such
stories as the II referred TO, they may
rs well cease all efforts, for they can not
and ought not accomplish anything in
that way.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

AND still the Tow-llne is not happy!
Our statement last week seems to he
verified, to-wit: the people OF Andrew
county have no use for tow-lines. Such
being the case, orr neighbor of the Pa
iron of Bourbon Democracy is out of
employment, anu piteously exclaimed
last week:
Would i; not he we'll 10 hold = conn
" camp meeting and call. in 4 united
voice. tor divine aid in these our DAYS of
sore aflliction?"
In an ordinary case this might do,
friend; but there is no hope for a case
like vOurS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23
DE- FArLKNER elsewhere expresses

Dr.. FAULKNER elsewhere expresses
regrets at the appearance in our columns
of what i termed attacks on Mr.. Bray
ton and the Peoples movement. While
we have uniformly advocated the Peo-
pies movement. and do not believe any
attacks against il have been publishedIn
our columns, we at the same time would
not have felt privileged to refuse to pub
fish z communication attacking that OF
any other movement. \ full and free
discussion on every question affecting
the interests of the people has been en-
couraged by us always, believing that
that party or that movement which can
not stand the light. ought moi Il stand
IL all. Our influence has been for the
Peoples movement in Missouri, and We
are vain enough to believe that twill be
eycmpiitied on the Sd OF November by
Il large majority for Gentry and Thomp-
son in Andrew county. While we sup
polt that ticket, we hope we have not
lost our independence; and if We occa-
sionally criticize our friends in 4 friend
" spirit, we ought not to be charged
with attacking" them-for we don't.
The articles Of Mr.. Pctree are doubtless
what the Doctor has reference to. Mr..
Petree is of age and can speak for him
self. We know this, however: that Mr..
Petree is not afraid toilet his opinions be
known by the world, and is not n who
will tamely submit to misrepresentation
and abuse.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

FARMER Paul intimates in this weeks
issue of his paper that the Grange ticket
has been ~endeavoring to buy our office"
OF Democracy of last week.
If Kelley penned the above lines OTIS
more like McLain), he knew he was
stating a falSehood when he did so. We
did give place to q m that the lin
fiuence" of the Patron was altered to one
or more tickets AT 4 price; in other
words, he would fasten his tow-line on
to any of the tickets, and Try to pull it
through, if they would pay him his price
and his price wasn't very high, either.
Very Sensibly, the assistance of that
tow-line was not appreciated. lis serv-
ices were respectfully declined" And
now the Tow-line's occupations gone!
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

ment If opposition 10 Bourhonism was
unnappily neglected, resulting in the
nomination of another anti-Bourbon
ticket in the county-the Republican.
And on the other (C~itizens) ticket there
are as many anti-Bourbons as BourbonS.
Who is it that is not satisfied? If you
can find a more satisfied man than we
are. he must be Old Cuntentment him
s.lff
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23
Republican Meeting in Lincoln
Township.

After notice given, n large number Of
Republicans met AT Nodawav Station.
Lincoln township, Andrew county, No.
on Saturday, October Il. 1874. for the
purpose of putting in nomination per-
sons to fill the offices of Justice of the
Peace and Constable of said township.
Abraham Johnson was chosen Chairman
and Samuel Cailen appointed Secretary.
Abraham Johnson WAS put in nomina-
ton for Justice and Francis Mount for
Constable. No other candidates. They
We're unanimously declared the regular
nominees. The proceedings of the Re
publican convention held at Savannah
N Monday, the 18th. were made known
and the anne of the candidates put in
nomination at that convention. The pco-
pie being acquainted with them. passed
resolutions that we heartily concur
with the proceedings OF said convention.
and that we will support the nominees Of
said convention. Motion made TO ad-
iourn and that the proceedings he sent
for publication to the ANDREW COUNTY
~ltEFTBLICAN.
ABRAHAM JOHNSON. Chairman.
SAMUEL CAILES. Secretary.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

MCLAIS's organ tries to make ont We
insuited the candidates on the Grange
ticket" by intimain- they wanted
to bny his concern. If we had iutima
ted such thing, it would have been =
very mean insult. we acknowledge. No
party-howeyer strong it might be
could survive IL campaign with such =
paper a. that for its organ" Oh, no.
boss! We don't think the Grange tick
ct or the Fusion ticket want your sup
port. and we know the Republican ticket
don't.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

VIM. R~idenbaugh. one Of the early
settlers of St. Joseph, and founder of the
Gazette of that city, died suddenly last
Sunday.
DR.. W. F. Brown. Of Fillmore, starts
next week for New York City, where ne
purposes remaining during the winter:
John W. Ent, the present Constable
for Nodawav township, was renominatcd
for that position by both the Peoples
and Republican township meetings.
John should feel greatly fiattered by
this two-fold acknowledgment of his
worth, and we believe it to be deserved.
Webster & Smith, the new grocers
on the South Side, are doing a good
trade right from the start.
Captain Willis NJ. Sapp. Republican
candidate for Treasurer. was in town on
Wednesday Of this week. Mr.. Sapp is
4 thorough gentleman, is greatly re-
spected by men of all parties wherever
known. and is justly one of the most
popular mel Of the county.
For a large basketball Of specimens of
superb apples, embracing t~wenty-four
varieties, we tender thanks to Mr.. Ben
jamin Petrce. They We're brought to
exhibit at the fruit discussion in the
Grange on Saturday. and were then pre-.
scented 10 Us. Mr.. Pctree has u fine crop
of all the best varieties Of apples, judg-
ing by the specimens.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

PERSONS who think of voting the
Democratic ticket should look ut this
item from the st. Louis Democrat before
doing so:
Ajout eight millions Of those war
claims have already been filed. and the
Adiutant General Of Governor Brown
bore testimony that less than four hun
bred thousand dollars would cover all
legitimate claims outstanding ut the
close OF ihat administration. How large
4 debt do the Bourbons want to tastcn
upon this State?
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23
administrators Notice.

NOTICE * hereby gwen that letters of ndmin-
n l-tratiOn upon, III" estate oi Arthur L. Rob
"ris. drcea-r1i, have been granted TO The under
signed bv the Probate CONT of Andrew county.
bearing date October =. lS1i. vi persons having
claims against sad estate are required to exhibit
ll' IN to me Tor .liuwanC- within one wear from
the date of sand letters ar they iuuV lr prcrludcI
from ANY benefit ul such r-Iaic. and II said claims
be not exhibited within two Years from the time
Of The publication ot tins notice. they viii lie
forever barred. PRISCILLA j. ROBERTS,
- Administrative vi y i Roberts, dec.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

THE Bourbons ruled Arkansas thirty
years, and built twenty-six S~chool-hous-
es. The people were in power four
wears, and built eleven hundred and
forty-six. Education is strength-but
not for the Bourbons.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

Our editorial friend whose Office is
located on that classic avenue styled
''Shin-bone alley" wants TO convey the
impression that the REPUBLICAN is not
satisfied with the political situation in
Andrew county. Let Us see how you
make it out. The REPUBLICAN early
took 4 stand in favor Of L united oppoSi-
to Bourbon misrule in Missouri now
represented by the Hardin and Rea
ticket. which the Patron tlaunts at it
masthead. In the formation of Il Peo-
pies county ticket, n important ele-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

DAVID REA stands on the Bourbon
platform, and when the People knock
the props out from under it. he must 90
down with it. Can't help it. He had
no business to he there.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

"THF RLrUELICANBULLETS." cam
paign paper, issued in the interests of
the Republican party of Andrew county,
was published this week FOR gratuitous
distribution, w. y. Martindale, editor.
The mechanical execution was done at
this Office, and oi curse was well done.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

WITH reference to the judicial contest
in this Judicial Circuit. the bourbon
organ of St. Joseph says: Democratic
votes wiH count, and Judge IIcren
stands a good chance OF election" II
Judge Ilcren expects TO be elected by
Bourbon votes, he may u well hang
his harp on 4 willow tree" Bourbons
are few and ilr between in this Circuit.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

MrCH OF our space this week Is taken
up by the elaborate reports of the Work
inTmen's convention. We have not
neglected the "hard-fisted yeomanry,'
and we expect them to stand by us as
we do by them.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

DAVID REA, Esq, an oily-tongued
lawyer. tries to make capital out of the
tact that Farmer Thompson has not sig
nifed a desire 20 try to out-talk the glib
lawyer. Thompson is a man of action
-no of words.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

WILL there he any votes poi. ed in
Andrew county Tor a man by the name
of Hardin, this fallo 1t will be curious
to see how many he does get, when his
adherents are not sufficiently numerous
TO nominate n county ticket.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23
Final Settlement.

TREDITOiS and All othcra Interested N the
y estate al Anna a.. iIlgicr. minor heir of
Johnson iiagl"i, deceased. viii take notice thar
At the nrNt Term Oi ~" Probate Court. Ia %, held
AT The oilic. Of the judge al SAID Court, in 81
vaunah, Andrew county. Missouri. on MONDAY,
jI. 2l-I day Of December. ls14, / will MAKE final
settlement of SAID estate. and ask 10 resign the
Guardianship of the person and CuraiOrsniu of
the estate oil said Anna {. Higher.
JAMES l.. ANDERSON.
- Guurdiau and Curator.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23
FIRcCL Settlement.

rREDiTOfi~ and ali others Interested in the
y estate al f'ariurIIa NIrilul-. DECREASED, will
take notice thar NJ the next term Of the Probate
t"tri. Re- IT. held III the oiiicr of the Judge of
SAID Court, IN savannah. Andrew county. Mis-
~"uri, 'n Munday, The G!si day oi licrrmbcr,
lS14, | viii make final --iilrmrut ~ said estate,
and ask 10 he discharged from said admlnIsira-
ton. LANES NJ BUTCHER,
- AdmInIs'T OF i'arIn-lia Nichols. ,;"c.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

CANDIDATES and "whackers" have
been en!ightening the people in various
parts of the county all this week. The
fun will be kept up till election day, by
which time it IS hoped most OF our citi-
zens will have received light enough to
..srt i:n .
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

THE Patron Of Democracy last week
proceeds to state Il falsehood (that we
said the Grange ticket wanted to buy
his shebang), and then adds: This is
unqualiiedly false" There is no use of
our calling It q ftlsehood. then he con-
dennis himself ont Of his W mouth.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23
StrnyN Notice.

TAKEN up by Marion BuiS, living in Wash
L lnctOn township. in Andrew county, Ni--
sour. on the sih day of september, \ u. lSII,
ON. red roam cow describcl a. follows marked
with swallow Iork IN the right ear and Il crop on
the irft or upper slope; horns dark; suppose" To-
he about four wears old; appraised "a fifteen
dollars by y. :. Ishoui- and .I"nn u. Clark.
y true copy from ny stray book.
WM II. TIISOS,
Justice Of thu Peace for Washington township.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23
THE PEOPLES STATE TICKET.

Tor GOrsTTH~-
MAJOR WN. GENTRY, OF Pettis county
For LieafeHGHf GO"c~HOr-
HOS. :. W f1EADLEE, of Greene county.
For Secretary o. Slate
W. R.-LEfLErT, of Marion county.
Tor auditor
OIL. EVEN c. HALE, of Clinton county.
For Tr0rStrrr-
HON. JOHN II. FISSE, of ST. Louis.
For neGiStcr o. LCEES-
c. 7. QUlSENBERRY, Of Audrnin county.
For Superintendent OF Public Srh0OiS-
JOHN MONTEITl1, OF Iron county.
For Attorney GcHeTH-
u. :. MITCHELL, of Jackson county.
For .TrdOrs Of supreme Court
WN. j. HOWELL, OF Monroe county.
LOUIS HOUCk of Cape Glrardeau county.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

WITH this number Of the REPUBLICAN
commences the Fourth Volume OF our
paper-with prospects favorable.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

For Judge OF fhr 29h Judicial! Circuit
HENRY :. KELLEY, OF Andrew county.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

For ConGrcss-Ninth District
COZ. p. \. THOMPSON, of Atchison county
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-23

New fall clothing, hats, caps, boots.
&c, just received at j.. j. Nil
icr'S.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-08-13
>TATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWA
) COuni,-Circuit Court.

- SOuntt-Cucult Co'Tt.
9. 8 tioiland and Thomas rhomAson, plain tia.
against And ew Rear, defrnd at
Notice Ii hereby given that BY yirtu. OF m cxecu
ton Is uea out OF the xbve court, In the owe
FAMED action and 10 directed against the prop
cry Of The lief pdant bearing tie the 9Th day u
in ,uary, 1>74 have levied upon aud on the mn
day Of ueu :, 1s74 al o clock IN the fiernoon, Mt
front door u The Court House In the village Of
Dodgeve, viii Sc nj pubic vcndur. To tn high, st
tsder Tor cash. all OF the right, title aud mite est
witch The said Andrew r. nv had On The 10th = Of
January 1874 or has since acquired In the following
described real estate, t.wh: Part OF O's lumber
three t3) and four ~ In block number two (2), IN
the village Of Moscow, and mo,e PARTICULAR. de-
scribed by Notes and Bounds A. follows to. wit
inehciDg at the northeast corner u said lot numb
n iron street. and rum hg thence In \ north
ae-teriy direction rods and IL feet, thence In a
uihwestetiy dir ci0n 8 rods, IN nee 10 a south
easte,ly direction 4 tods and 70 feet, thence Ia
h-srtery direction rods along Water street Ia
tn place % beginning. nj, section number twelve
On. township number fur ~ North of range number
i've 81 in Iowa county aud state of Wisconsin or
much ther.f ~ viii sxtisf the sum VI $lS5 81,
with interest and costs
Dated sheriff. Office his 22t day 81 June. 1874.
WILLIAM SANDS,
26-6w sheriff Iowa Co., Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-08-13
SUMMONS rNR RELIEF.

The state ~ Wisco sin in the Circuit Court In and
for tn. county NJ Iowa.
Robert Hav Pla n,iG against Harriet Augusta
Lewis J hnP lie IL. h.r husband AID William
4 lie nv Defendants. or October term, 1871
The state Of Wisconsin to the above named drf'ts:
You are hereby summon,d AID r qnirrd to answer
IN. complaint ~ Robert Hay, the plaintiff In this
action a copy n which IL herewith served on YOU,
ard which l. a,ao NE In the Office Of the Clerk Of
,sii Court and YOU arr required to a copy Of
,our answer to the ~ complaint TIE suhscrihrrs
q, their officc In the city of Nieral Point wise n
sin within twenty DAYS after the service of This
summer. on Won exclusive Of tn dsy o. such SER
s.ryiee and II ,on fail to ansr err thr said ant
within the tine aforesaid the plaintiff In this acion
will apply To the Court for the relief demanded In
the said complaint.
Wunrss the Hon J T Mills Jud NJ said Court
at rodgevil- in said co inty, on this nth day OF
STRONG h WEBER
q5w; paintifYs' Attorneys
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-08-13
GO DAYS. COST SALE.

Jacob Schnebcrger will sell the Boot,
0td Saoes comprising his magnti aeut
-Rtork ut actual cast for the next co DAYS.
Here Is an opportunity for bargains
which the public should profit hy. MS
they may never have such another op
pnrtnnlty, Remember 1t i, only for 60
DAYS, and every thing in his stock is in,
eluded in the sacrifice to be made.
Mineral Point, jane Ia, 1874. -2tm2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-08-13
TO TEACHERS or IOWA COUNTY.

Joi ! Teachers institute for GRAFT. LAFAYETTE
and Iowa counties wi b. heli ut Plattevil.. Grant
o. commencing August Sd, and continuing four
weeks
rrofs nnuran. McGrevor and D. r Gardner have
been appointed ny the Boa'd OF Regents to take
chsrpe Of the irsii u'e Ia lie assisted nv the super
int ndents of the tire. caunries and by Others
The object Of he Institute is 10 give thu oh re
view of all the studies nsna " pursued In our con-
mon sch OILS iove her wi The me bods Of teaching,
& ho i mana cement and discipline
Books ~ be- furnished free TO those who attend.
hut any b oks teachers may have should be brought
for reference.
BOARD c,n be obtained NJ from 80 to SO Is per
week Jhos- wishing IT, seen boardinV pac can
apply to i'rof. q Guernsey Plat evi,
Certificates az Attendance win he Issued 10 all " NJ
attend the Inst TUE and examination will he held
nj sclose by tie respective County -upern 'ndents
e. ~ many of IN, teachers of the county posi-
hle he pr sent Nour Attendance ~ th- lnsi ute
vii hp .xc-eding, interesting aud profitable 10 Nnu
he drill viii no, only materially Improve your
stand ng ,onr certificates. hut--what !. OF mucf
g'.attr imrorta, CIVIL enable you to do better
work In the school. room, will make you bette,
teachers
WI PIX.
Supt Sc ools Iowa Co
Mineral Point, Wis, July 2sl 1874 80.