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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-04
DeKalb County Items.

Mr.. William 7. Fowler. for a lon"
time Il resident OF May>vilic. has re-
moved TO Stewartsvilie and zone into
the livery business.
We learn that Mr.. W. l.. Majors.
an old bachelor gentleman. j. to be
married to Miss >ada wilson TO NOR
row. Both parties live near Stew
artSvillc.
Wild turkeys appear to be plcnii-
full in the Thinner near town this win
ter. several flocko have been discov-
cred since the snow of last week. and
hunters have been successful in sup
plyiiig themselves with Thanksgiving
turkey
Elder Caldwell. the minister who
was to conduct the meeting at the
Baptist Church. failed to meet his
appointment, and the meeting has
been adjourned to some time in the
future.
UNION STAR ITEMS.
At the present time the business of
receiving hogs is lively in the rX-
ircme: l.iGO head left here To-day for
st. Joe. Mr. Carter. of King City, be-
in@ the ciiterprl>lng dealer. SIX cents
j. the price.
Our village is still Oh The increase,
not only in babies. but i'll b%uIldings
also. Mr.. +. W. Namcndori has built
a nice hall in addition to his boot and
shoe store, which he intends for a
dance hall. lie will give a free oys-
ter supper the 11th of December:
tickets for the hop 81.
The cheese factory nj this place is
troze mp, and the cows gone dry. May
lac they will let the milk down by
spring.
Too cold for Changers, and being
no more business before the house,
they have adjourned till grass comes,
to give old Adam "A rest.
-All quiet on the Potomac since
the election. and the Democrat zoos
trrs made sick by the fooli-hness of Il
few Republicans.
PETER CLODSMASuER.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Samuel |. Hunter, by his GER
w tain deed of trtsi dated August IL. ls.0, AMI
recorded in the Recorders Office uf An,lr. VITO.
Missouri, IN book -, page 40, c"nv,! ed 10 George
". samuel, Of buchanan county. Missouri, GER
tain tract, piece or parcel of land lying and be-
lug in the county of Andrew and state of Mis-
souri,. and described rs follows: the north hall
of the northeast quarter at s,ciinn ihiriy-one. IN
township siNEy, of range ihiriy-t"ur, containing
eighty acres. more or less: which said convey
incc Wa, made Ia secure the pay Incni "fa prom
i>sorv note in said deed of trust mentioned and
described; nHd whereas, SAID nntc, or balance
thereon. j. due and unpaid. tngcihr, with the III
irrr>i thereon. now. THEREFOR, !, the undersigned
ac ing >hcri1 OF Andrew county, Missouri. irE--
Tee in virtue of ia" power IN me vested by the
provision in saIi decd ui trust, and nj the request
OF the legal holder of said note, will, IN
.Monday, The 2Sh day Of December, 1874.
between the hours Of 8 O'Clock 4. NJ. and 4
p'c!"ck l.. NJ. ut the court house door. in the
city of savannah. Andrew county, Missouri,
proceed I" >gii the property above described AT
I~,uilir lrniac to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, and apply the proceeds of sale TO the pur-
l..-t, mcniiuHc,l in said deed Of trust.
PEMiiROkE MERCER.
- <t..yi" . = eco IN. " ppuuIy Mn
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QUE NEIGI3cES.
Worth County Items.
Irrnin thu. STAR ]

isTbth ut ''aI-l
Mr.. Daily. of Andrew county.
drove about 400 hogs from Allen
township last week.
Two or three days of good work
inc weather will cuahle the carpcll-
,ers 10 enclose the new mill at this
place.
Treasurer Xeluf started to Hop
kins Monday TO express the Worth
county bonds to the State Auditor
for REGISTRATION
We are Informed that the Hes
sian fv has already done considerable
injury to fail wheat in the Scott
ucighborhcld, three miles east of
town.
We learn frosa Mr.. Il. Lowe. of
Allen township, that the hog cholera
Is prevailing 10 some extent III his
ncighborhood. Mr.. Hastings lost
haIfa dozen fine porker> last week.
How important some people be-
cone just after al election. The
Democratic Central Committee of
Grundy cOuaty have sent word to the
editor of the Republican paper of that
county that they would permit
him TO still remain IN Trcn-
ton The result of an election
has no effect iii lie business or pros
pcritv OF a wide-awake newspaper
like the Trenton Republican. the
threats of Democratic Central Com
mlttces tothe contrary uoiwillIslaud-
Ing.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-04

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MANHOOD. |.oMANHooD! M~AREIAOL!
Iln2cdimcnts to Marriage; he cause
and care. Sent scrH"'y sc"' u, post
paid for 90 cents. bvDR. G. WHITTIER,
6I7 St. Charles St-rct, s.. Louis, No,
the great specialist . Read his works.
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Atchison County Items.

.[FroIn the Journal
Phelps City is to have a brass
band.
On Saturday morning last, about
: O'Clock. the dwcIIin" of orr fellow
citizen. j. :. COPYRIGHT. Esq. was
burned 20 tie ground. The fi;c orig
snatch tr,ii. Z; def c;.vr .lc.
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Thrilling Tales and Novelties

Are III" best published anywhere. All the mos
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for ''Prt-rsnn.' Ia I>I5. in addition Ia the u-u-
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Stray Notice.

'TAKEN up by I.ucius blanchard. living in
Nodaway township, in Andtw count,
Missouri. on the l2'h day Of N"'rmber, y. y
lS.4, u tIarn brown horse mule, Iour yr"r> obi
;,u-t, .ltoIi thirteen hands high. Nnulhci .naiAs
or brands rerlrivahit: ar'r"ised at i"'ntN-
i've dollar, hy i'rny BUS and George se,krl
JESSE JOHN,
cI Justice al thr Peso" - N''t"""t u
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Monday, he 18Th day Of December, 1874
Stray .Notice.

CTtTE Of Missouri, County of Andrew, So:
TakrI. M hy j. u. 'rpiorl. living in
Platte township, Andrew county, Mo-, on the
I9,h dly of November, !S'i, ~ Il stray, one
Light roam y~carling horse colt, with both l"it
feet Whit appraised ~ Harry dollars ny A'b
,yprirt AMI Joshua Mr'"arrc, aud sworn Ia he
:: " M ;ui- lS'h Ia 81 Wv .ni'' g. 1T
IL. - Il = ~ '
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Trustees safe.

V~I7HEREiS, Samuel |. Hunter. by his GER
w tam deed OF trust, ,ti"d October -, iSih,
and recorded Ia the i;rc"r'irr'> "i'ic- Of Andrew
cIiunly, Missouri. in Book ~, al irigc 10, con-
viewed To George W. samuel, Of buchanan r"un-
~. Missouri, certain tract, pieces 81 parcels Of
land living and being in the county of Andrew,
and described a. follow. the north hIlT OF III"
northwest quarter ui scrtinA thir;y-two ti.l,
north half rf the northeast, quarter al section
thirty -our, the north hull OF III, northwest quar-
range ihiriy-inur ga; also, north hall Of III"
northeast quarter ct the northeast quarter OF SET
ton thirty->iN, township si>fy, % range thirty
five, containing IN all TIVE hundred AID twenty
seven acre; which said conveyance WIS mad" lr
srrur. ti, payment of II PR mls-ory n"i' IN said
deed of trIsi mcnrinIr! aud dc-crihrd; AMI,
whereas. said note, ~ At balance Thereon, Is due
and unlnid, with interest thereon; now, here
fore, /, the undersigned irfihg >iI.rln If Andrew
COUNTY, Missouri, trustee la virtue Of The power
in me vested h. the provisions of said deed OF
trust, and al The request oi Re legal holder oil
saii mole, viii, on
Moniay, he 2Sh doy Of December, 1874,
be,wccn the hours of . o'clock 4. NJ. AMI 4
O'Clock T.. NJ, ~ the courthouse door, III In"
CITY of Savannah. county of Andrew, in the state
of Missouri. proceed To- sell tie property nhov"
described nj puL.lic yrndu- 10 tine highest bidder
for cash in hand. and apply tine prncrr'i- of sale
10 PURPOSES Hieliinnch IN said deed ui iru I.
PEMBROKE MERCER.
g. sheriff of Andrew county. Mo.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, LOREN T. Minturn, by his deed
w of trust dated July Il. lsG9, and duly re-
corded in the Office of the Recorder OF deeds for
Sndrcw county in the Stale of Missouri, in book
-, at page 34J, convened 10 the undersigned
trustee the following described real estate, sit
uatcl in the county of Andrew and State OF Mis-
souri,, to-wit: Lots numbers seven % and eight
IS in block number fnrty-one al in the town
of 'nllzonii, together with Il steam Touring
mill and all the machinery thereto belonging;
which >aid deed of. trust was made to secure the
payment of crrtain prolnissOry notes in saiddced
mentioned and described: and whereas said
notes remain due and unpaid with Interest there
ON. Now therefore, under the provisions of said
deed of trust, AMI by virtue OF the power there
in contained, and in NE vested, | will rs trustee
aforesaid OFFER said real estate for sale ut public
vcndIr 10 the highest bidder for cash, at the
touri-hOuse IN the city OF savannah, county of
Andrew and state Of Missouri, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and ) O'Clock
IN the afternoon, on
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01
WHO LOVES GOLDEN SYRUP.
Those Who DO Are Requested to Test Its Cunt
lily and See " hat it's Made Of

FROM the Detroit Trbune
4 recent number OF the Herald OF
Health contains an article on cool
den Drip Syrup" a commodity that
is much used ID Detroit, and as the
author seems to have given the sub
iect s careful investigation, We give
his conclusions for the benefit Of
those who love this kind Of sweeten-
ing. He says that it has long been
known to chemists that variety Of
sugar could be made from common
starch. saw-dust and cotton, or
woody fiber Of any kind By treating
it with sulphuric acid. The sugar
thus produced is called grape sugar,
and two and a half pounds are re-
quired TO equal cane sugar in sweet
ness
For some years this kind Of sugar
has cen used in the manufacture Of
candy aud OF alcoholic liquors, and 8
number Of Manufactures have been
established in this country. He Essays
the greatest fraud seems to be in the
article known as the golden drip
syrup. This syrup is very superior
in appearance, but often contains
not The slightest trace of cane sugar,
being made entirely from saw dust,
PAPER. rags, starch and other similar
trash. treated with suIphuric acid.
This syrup can always be distinguish.
ed from the genuine by its reaction
with an infusion Of taDnin. As tea
leaves contains large amount OF
tanuin q Convenient test is to put a
small quantity Of the syrup into a
strong tea, and if the syrup IS not
pure The liquid will become black up
on being stirred.
Tests Of this kind have frequently
been made, and the mixture invarla'
bly become as black as ink; thus re-
voaling the spurious character o.
| tie syrup. Some Of it was also
made into molasses candy which
upon being eaten turned the teeth
and tongue of the eaters very black
/ To Mace the matter beyond doubt
q snecimen was sent to DR.. Rose
professor of the labratory depart
ment Of the Michigan University at
Ann Arbor, who after 8 careful
chemical analysis Of the syrup, re.
ported that the sugar it contained
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01
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ronances Of current literature carefully selected
and legibly printed in its pages
IL 10 hrstrate agricultural paper. The most fresh
and instructive articles agricultural topics regu-
larry appear In this department.
1t is an independent political paper belonging to
no party and wearing no collar. II nights for prnci
pie and for the election of the best to Office. 1t
especially devote its energies to the exposure of the
great corruptons that now weaken and disgrace
country and threaten TO undermine republican inSti-
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Finally, il is the cheapest paper published. One
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01

SINGULAR FREAK OF NATURE
John Schmitz of this village,
brought large and fne looking ap"
pie into this office, Thursday, in the
center Of which was found, 10 cut
ting it open, piece of sand stone
about the Size OF common Almond
The annie was sound and perfect,
and the mystery is how did tnat
stone get inside. Il is one OF the
most singular Of the many curious
tbInos in nature, how solid stone
oftbe size Of this enc should find its
wav into the center of a most per-
feet apple. Will some wise man
Just explain how it happened.-RiI-
b0urn city Mirror.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01

was not cano but grape sugar. He
stated also, thai besides grape sugar,
the syrup contained large portion
fsalphurio acid, together with some
iron and little tannin, and must
have been made either from old rags
boiled with sulphuric acid ia iron
vessels, or from sawdust treated in
the same way.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01

"A Pittsburgh, Pa, dispatch says:
"A j. Cochrane, late City Treasurer
has been jailed for embezzling $780,"
900 of school funds, while be was
Treasure of the School Board"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01

The President has received the
recognition of Minister Sickles, but
declines to accept it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01
PHYSICIANS.

nF A. IL. BARBER PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ID Lancaster Wisconsin, 0hice 81 his residence, 90
po<ite Hon J. Allen BARRIERS. 80
pRc +. FALLEY. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ID aud Pension Examining Surgeon, Lancaster, WIS
Otfceover Btldwiu's Hardware store 80
nR PA CLARKE PHYSICIAN AND 81 RECON
IL Lancaster, Grant Co e, Wis, May be found At ne
residence 200 yards west II Jones Drug store Z4-50
W II. VAN DUSEN. PHYSICIAN ANDS SURGEON,
~ Wiasyille Grant c. Wis. fSuccessor 10 DR.. ;.
:: terF'h3 Al professional calls promptly attend
80 T.. 1Im6-~Sm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01

ALEXANDER SPECIE. w handled
yesterday a silver coin Of the reign Of
Alexander the Great, 323 b. c., and
therefore now 2,196 years old. In di.
ameter it ia not quite the size OF an
American dime, although, owing to
It's thickness, it has the weight Of
about two d mes. 1t bears upon
one side the head of the great Alex
ander crowned with laurel. Upon
the other side is The figure Of man.
resting on q chair, with one arm out
stretched, upon which q birds perch.
ed. The :mages on either side are
in alto relieve, giving the coin great
bulk. This curiosity Of the ancient
world has been il the possession Of
Mr.. Bcbneli and his ancestors for
over 8 hundred years past.-Aa5h-
fiHe ITni0u.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01
TO SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARDS
AND
TIL ACHERS.
L. ID. Holford & Co.
OF
BLOOMINGTON, WIS.
are ready to supply you with any
SCHOOL FURNITURE

you may want Such as
l. Black boards Programme Clocks, Thermom eters
2. Seats and Desks, Blackboard Rubbers and
Pointers.
3. Reading Frames or Cases or Charts, Writing
Charts Mineral Frames
J. Outline Maps. of Wisconsin, OF the United
States of the World. Globes
5. Phonetic Charts, Writing Spoilers, Drawing
Books.
.. Charts illustrating Physiology, Natural Histo-
ry and natural Science inc uding Color Charts.
:. Arithmetical Charts or Frames; Blocks, Cube
Root and Geometrcal; Map Drawing Scales; Micro
scopes and Magnets.
An ample supply Of good blackboard surface is
necessity in every schOol-room, and it duplicates
and reduplicaes the amount of effective instruction
and drill that IN be given to each class in every
study; and schooroom be said to be furnished
without it, Good seats and desks preserve the health
and good form Of tue pupils; poor seats aud desks
destroy both. II is more necessary that seats and
desks should be made to fit the pupils than that their
clothing should be made Our best seats and desks
are warranted TO fit.
W. prepared to come, when sent for, to any
part Of Grant, LaFay cite. Iowa. Richland Crawford
courtyard to put on Blackboard Surface black
green blue. on new old walls, and o perfectly
and thoroughly reHOyate old BlRckbOards that
have become defaced or too smooth and glossy for
0ur best Liquid Stating makes a perfectly
mOOth and even surface, harder than stone and
tace fer All the purposes designed
We max "a money by increasing the number of
sales and not the price of the goods in any sale;
and we guarantee you in each first, second or
third rate article just you ask for and we rep
resent; and for the same price that you cal get
them Of the manufacturer. l.. D. HOLFORD Co.
Bloomington, Wis, Oct. 20, 1873. 25-22y1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01

rUuEBANK OF BOSCOBEL IL PREP AIRED 70 DO
| t!rnaral Banking and xChauge Business; buy aud
Ill Cold silver aud Government Bonds; Discount
Notes receive Deposits aud transact all business en-
rnstel IT. its care Drafts ana Letters Of Credit FUR
nished on al the principal Banks and Bankers OF Ed
rope and the Orient Agency for the National Line q
Steamships to aud from Europe, Througn ucSets
from Liyerpools Queenstown and London TO Boscobe,
Wisconsin sol 30; from Hamburg, Antwerp and llaF-
81 III poscohel s5G 90 from Bremen, Norway Paris,
eden. Boscshel 500 4g Children under = !.aIs
,,aIf fare Infants under yeaI, &c. FOR turtheI
safarnatiou Apply 10 +. McSpADEN, A4ent' <3-f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01

DYLAND 4 HOLLOWAY BANKERS AND DEAL
Ii crs ia Exchange. Lancaster, Wis. Buy and sell
Eastern Exchange Gold and Silver and Government
psnds " B also draw Foreign EXchangein IS, Francs
ana Thalers, Britain, France and Germany. Also,
particular attention given TO the payment OF IaSes'
colecjio ms made and proceeds promptly RENTED.
Revenue stamps fail denominations Tor sale -4-oo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01

fYtuPuREY & CLARKE. BANKERS. BLOOMING
II ton. wiz. Buy ANA sell Coll and'Goyernment
bonds aua Eastern Exchange Prompt attention gay.
n NJ collections al All points, and the payment 1
tfx.s. Deposits received AID loans negotiated. Ad-
vaness uaie upon approved securities. Interest al
lowed on spqcialdcposits 1T best current rates -+-"u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-01-01

TARING AND FEATHERrNd.-lt
seems according to Holinshed, that
taring and featheripg is an Euro
pean invention. One Of Richard
Cmar de Lions ordinances for sea-
men was, THAT if any man were
taken with theft or piekery, and
thereof convicted he should have
bis head poIled, and hot pitch poured
upon his pate, and upon that the
feathers Of some pillows or cushion
shaken aloft, that be might thereby
be known for . thief and that, at
the next arrival Of the ships to any
land, be put forth of the company TO
seek his adventures without all hope
Of return unto bis fellows