davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04
A CrRE OF LIVER DISEASE.
DIED.

THOMPsON-Died at Gallatin. OF paralysis,
O'Clock A. NJ. April 5, DR.. GEORGE THOMPSON,
in the 10th wear of his age.
Funeral at II O'Clock, April 4, from the Pres
byterian Church.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04

100 pieces Irish Linen at % cents per
yard at 5. FARMLAND & Co.'S, No. 10 Union
mh29 un,tues, thurs,s sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04

Northern Seed 0ats.-A small lot Of
very superior Black Seed Oats from Chi
cago, for sale by Ewin, Pendleton & Co.
April ?, 1874. ap3 2t'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04

ParaSOls! ParaSOls!-AnOther shipment
of those elegant new styles of Parasols re-
ceived to-day, cheap, cheap. G.. Rice &Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04
CITY NOTICES.

Silks Silks! Silks!-The cheapest, the
best assorted Silks in Nashville. G.. Rice
x Co. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04
Still Preaching.

Benz. Allen, the colored preacher who
has been locked up in Jail to await trial be-
fore the Criminal Court for having abducted
a girl, preached TO a number of colored pris-
Oners at tie Jail last Sunday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04
The State al snnIs nrter nenth

This is to be the subject of the discourse
by Rev. W. J. Ellis, Sunday morning at II
A. NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04

5000 Cedar Posts for sale cheap by c.
E. II. Martin, 153 Broad street.
app St.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04

THOMAS CORDEs, a native Of South
Carolina, is a member Of the new British
Parliament.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04
OUR DRESS MAKING

Is in charge of MISS COOK, from New York
and we are prepared to show the latest London
and Paris styles to our patrons and those who
NAV favor us with a call. All are invited.
Our MR.. G. RICE, residing in New York, al
ways ready to take advantage in market of
every bargain offered, of which the public can
reap the benefits by examining our stock.
Country Merchants viii find it large
Iy to their interests to visit our house
and avail themselves of extra bargains.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04
LOUISVILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAELROAD.-Trsins leave and ar
rive 1t InnisNillR rs fnllnMs.
TRAINS.

TRAINS. LEAVE ARRIVE.
Eastern Fast Line, eX-
cept Sunday...-..... $50 a. n. $40 P. NJ.
Cincinnati EXPIRES, div $50 p. NJ. $3.50 P. N.
Cincinnati night Ex-
press. except Sunday HOO p. NJ. $40 A. n.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday....-..-..... 500 A. N. HOO A. N.
Lexington Express, ex-
cept Sunday....-... $50 P. n. $50 P. N.
Lagrange AccommOds-
ton, except Sunday. 9:35 A. N. sos A. II.
Lagrange AccOmmOda-I
ton, except Sunday. sos A. N. $50 P. n.
Shelbyville Mail except
Sunday.......-...... 600 P. N. SOS A. N.
Slelbyville Express eX-
cept Sunday..--.... $50 P. N. $3.50 P. n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04
STEAMBOATS,.

For GAINESVILLE, Paducah, Cairo, st.
Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.
THE fine Passenger Steamer -
il ADA HEILMAN. A@
Will leave on MONDAY, 9th inst, at II A. M
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
{. II. ARTHUR & Co, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04
RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, svih OGR0es -
the "a Hours snding 3 p. N. Apr5t2 1874.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04
Wholesale and Retail.
AN INSPECTION INVITED.

The marvellous success attending Our
past Grand Openings induces us to make
still further efforts to put before the
public a grander array Of the.mOst mag
nifleent assOrtments Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04
STATE OF THE WEATHER.
Local Report for the City, Friday,
Anrfl g.. 1874.

TslegrapAie Report from Signal Service C6Tps o.
q a, Of O6serpati0a, at $50 p. 1-Bv Ne
Western Union LiHS.
Place OF Obser- D. Th-w,.awdI STATE OF
walton. ~ VIM m b Weather.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04

E5OO,OO Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut
Shingles for sale cheap. C. E. II. Martin,
153 Broad street. ap4 ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04

Blank (..) indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tiOnary; minus (-) tendency to fall; plus IN ten
dency TO rise. A. G. FORD, Observer.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
Mertgages-an Interesting Opinion
Concerning Deeds of Trust.

.judG" a.iIrr on Saturday delivered
an "l,im.H: III the Supreme Court IN tn"
case al W. y Mc'tuir 't a. ;i"aii!>t
t,ru. v r"av ct nj. an appeal from tlr
lik, vruitv circri. c"urf. The S1s1 81
the OPINION i IL follows:
The ItS"rl '!i>clo-r> these facts: "'T
the I'd dav ri November, iNS?. ''e"rgr
". reav II Crru> iiiiaiaS. two ut Tire
defendants i'll this suit. borrowed" i " H.
\ MEct!ui". one "i the ri:Enlif>. IT," sam
"f$t-c"C and executed her '"''' 'krr''-
fnr. &n the same '!ay they "'i u
Tx >ain from Mary G. Foley, ainl exc
cr:i"u their not" i"T rht. >'ir',. ~ that
tiii.c Matilda i":t~ Nti' nl ''r"rHc W.
rtriv, owned ana p"--''>>.ri IL her -''lr'-
T5tr property " G"s"t at laHd ~:t.l"rtiii@
In" li"N En~ "--'cl!. c''s"E.l" tw"niN
acres. II" -c1UT" III" FavT''nt "i These
NOTES Matthias F"av a@i t'ror"" W. i"ay
.Irr hrl-irInd. Tu''rrl""k |" '\ect'' Il
Deed of TrrSt on IL" twcniV.arr'' t';'rl
ca iard. Az: 'yrE- w. N"'i'"'> ;'ii"
wife joined III III" same ms rnns"'- I'M
d"rtaSln~ II "Nr"'hr Il '',d al "@-f or
certain land- iNin- IN ;,n""'-'r c'rlniE.
The decd "i trust WAS detective III the
omission {" insert the nhiH'' al amy per-
Son a. i~ri-yc". III ali oii:oE RESPECTS :
wa- in the u>ii;il form =,
.titrr ils' execution al me nn'r> anu
the decd Mary {. F"!"E assigned and
transferred her nr'"- - Moses li"iri-
rick>. one "i t.r Fa'nif". herein. SUD
-,-irl"uiiy Matilda t'cav died. l"ivin" -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
Trustees Sale.

VIYUEEEN>, Samuel J. Hunter, iy his -.
tain led III trust. dated Drt,h-r -. 80,
and r,,-y,j,.t in the I.-curirr'- Office of ALSH,N
COUNTY. Missouri. in Book -. nj page ~. ct
y.y,.i 4, ,,,-rVr W. samuel. of Buchanan r'-l.'-
~ Missouri. certain tracts. pieces or i.re'.> !
lard living anil l.In, in the county Of A...l'H.
AMI .Ir-.riI,d a. follows: IN. r,rfi half .: IL.
I,.r,hwc-I quarter III section ihir;y-;w" ~,
north half I'll the northeast quarter 81 >'r..n
thir,v-nn-, the north half of The northwest 49,
ter oi section ihirty-one- ii township s:NtI {
range Ihiri,-iTur t;iI: also. norti, hall =: ~
northeast quarter eli the northeast quarter 81 >''-
ton thiriy->iX. tow n>hip -INty. al rang" i.li'i-
five. containing in all two hundred anu tw'L:
seven acre: which >ai.t coEv-, ancc Wa fn:',r :,
secure the IN, Ii:ni I'll q pr mi>suiS n,i. - I'll
,l,,-l of irt>i !ncnii,n,d AMI dr-crii"'t: :il-
whereas. said nurc. or Il balance thereon, = -
AMI unpaid. with interest thereon: new. IT,
fore. /. tn, undersigned srting sheriff! Of Mo-"
county, Missouri. trustee IN virtue "i IN "N-f
i'm me vs.ip.i 10y the provisions Of East ''''''
trust, aIi nj Nv, r,-Iiest Of the legal h".'''' -
sail note, viii, "a
.Wnlday, the 2sM day Of December, 49,.
be,ween the hnur- Of . O'Clock a. ". irt :
n'rlork T.. NJ, N ti- c,Snt- house door. ~ 'v
ri,v .t savannah. cpunty of Andrew. in ih' et.ir
of Missouri, pr.-,s,,l Z" sell the I%rrl.r;y at,'"
t,.rril,,, At p%Ii,lic vrndue Ia the highest i;a''f
tor cash in hand. AMI apply the lr"ce.'iso OF s.r
Il, ,ur,,vs-s Ih.a,rioAls'l in sai'i ,ire.i 81 trutt
PEMRROkE MERt XIX.
g.. sheriff u Andrew county. No.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
Transit of Venus.

TIE transit OF Vents. Uhirl WAS So
Interesting f. science. auo iry wise GOV
r~rnIrent> deemed Suiiicicf,;y important
TO Justify the sending nf costly cN.c'li-
lions 10 PARKWAY regions Fl the earth.
i generally known /" he tlr, lri>>a%" III
th,. planet between the csriii and the
srn: hut by n"n-srirntiiic readers it i
not so generally understand why the
p~hcnosuanon i Of scientific or practical
Importance. Thn it enables the i>fruii-
omrr t. measure with greater "Xar;-
ness ;han lv any other method the dis
tancci between tic earth and the >IIu. i
also Known To pIInv lrut il l. not i>iiI'-
IL understood :ll:,t it i in u high degree
important Ia navigation To know with
cN;ctnc-S the distance of all the planets
from the SIN. and that the knowledge
of the %cartli'S distance will enable the
astronomer L" determine the distance 81
all the planets. kcpler> third law.
which cost him half Il lifetime of study,
has enabled science Ia measure exactly
the relative distance OF all the planets
from the >r,I. 81 that. il we call the dis
tanccu of the earth from the sun one 50
lar mile. the exact number al such So
lar miles to every other planet hts been
already iSccrtaincl. But the Tiff
.icultv has been that the exact length Of
that solar mile was only approximately
a>certainci. In measuring the u
distance from the earth ii l169, an error
in the suns parallax, almost immca--
urably small-actualiy les. it Is said.
than !, hairs breadth seer fifty yards oil
caused the error of millions If miles
which j. now known Ia exist. l;u' the
vastly improved Instruments with which,
observations are now made will. il Is
believed. enable the exact distance 10 be
determined. E.ncke determined that it
WAS about 9j.214.@1 miles: aS'rono-
mers now only know that it is about
5000. "oo miles less. But the success
full observations now taken will doubt
less suffice to fix this distance, and ron
seIuentlv the distances of all the other
planets from the sun, and then to de-
termine exactly the longitude Of many
stations now known only approximate
ly. And. moreover. the marine tables
may then be so corrected that Il degree
Of confidence and safety never vet
known mav be attained by navigators.
-nemncrat.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
Sale of the St. Joe. Gazette.

The Gazette has again changed hands
and bids fair. this time. to become Il first
cia>s newspaper. Mc>>rs. t;.org. W.
Eeft and +. VI. Tufts. of rlsf,- county.
ald NJ, j. Il. MAYNARD. 81 louisville.
Ky are the purchasers. Thc ,w" gen
i!rmrn truun Platte are we'll known to
the most "f our ofr,ZcnS ~ substantial.
honorable. iiclsEiin,i-,l men. They
have ~:humd:sm" ri capital. and av"w
rhe drtcrm:nafIeE.t place the Gazette
ul'nn Il iir>t-class basis III every respect.
They VIII make -. Joseph their home.
and @~ccr:Gia::y welcome them To- our
r.id-...
kr'. Mtvaari i; an old newspaper
mas, and i strongly recommended by
thee who have known him longest.
Elsewhere we pub.i>h favorable notices
Of hiis, clipped tTers the Louisville
Ledger. Ne extend To him the right
hand 81 selioN>lip "n his journalistic
llvcN IT. the WeG and wish the tiaz-
cite. TE.icc rs rev management. all Of
the sv-ccs> wlEcli Il ii-st-cla>> democratic
or"anf IN :li> city ,ir>crvcs.-LIleralI.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
Those Vicksburg Murderers

The Gazette asks If tise Mcriing Her
aid Will examine the reports of the
EickSbur" difficulty. Ccrtxi;i.v. The
reports thus far received from Vick>-
burg show ila; ovcr ljr acgrrcS were
killed. and but two white m.,t yer
harmed.
While Col. Miller. of the White Lea--
1crl wis absent from his command "n
N"naiv. L" see Crosby. his men tged
upon and Killed Il number Of coi"rrd
persons. On returning. Miller ssil
that if <Grh 4 thing occurred again. he
wnuld creu upnn his followers and lie
.oIImcc tie1i actions a. di>~racctui.
Az eyewitness of Mondays fight in
Iick>lrrg says he was with the crowd
nt White LraguerS at y a. VI. Starting
out op Cherry street they overlook Il
~peaceajle Old c"iorca PRESBYTERIAN
preacher goiuw - his home. The lead
or fired upon and killed him without 4
word Of warning. Upon examining his
body he was found unarmed. This WIS
the frs: man kilicd-;tn unrrovokc'l
murder. Subsequently, having arrived
Al the hill. where "a few cslnrcd men
We're standing. The Lraguer> opened fire
upon them, not waiiinGto see wliatticy
intended. \ number we're killed. and
The negroes returned ,he fire. hut at
long range. Na che Vas hurt among
the Lea%uerS.
:. Democrat in fioksi,urg sent 4 dis
patch 10 Il brother White Lacquer in
jackson, Miss. on ie fatal Monday.
reading as follows: ".forty-three mig
gers Killed and everything lovely here"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
~.I,i.USfpe'S S.uIe.

WHEREAS. Sanu.i j. Hunter, 10y his ~er-
w tain de-! Of trust dated August u. l>ip.a Uri
r-,uri,-i ia ih" Recorder ciiir,. oi Andrew e.,
Missouri. Ia 'npk ~, Iar- -. .'s'ns.s'-i T"''-"rgc
". Samii-i, eli l;urlIanan county. Missouri. GER
tain tract. piece. or ,,srrri Of lar. D. wing an.i he
in. in thu county al .tnr!r-w and Stale al Mi--
,nuri. AMI ,tr>"ril"-i a. fril"ws: the n"r'h half
.t The northeast quarter Ut section fhiriy-on-. IN
township -i>ty. "f range thirty .t'ur. Containing
rightly s.rr-. more ur les: which said CONVEY
aUr- VIZ ful'lr tn secure The payment nf n rr'HE-
i--rrv note in said ,i,,,i III ir".t mentioned AMI
described: and Whereas. >ai,l nutc. err i,slan'-
thereon, j. due AMI unpaid. f'.rii"i with tn. III
trr,--i thereon. how. thercinrr. !, the undersigned
acting sheriff of Andrew -'uni! Missouri. trll--
Tee IN yirtu" al the power IN me vested by the
provision in -ari ,ir,d Of trust, and AT the Request
fti,- legal holder Of said note. Will, Oh
.Nonfay, tic 2sh day IF NoccmJcr, 1874,
between the hours OF - o'clock 4. ". and 1
o'clock i. NJ, at the c.urr-ii'u-r '!o.r. in the
riry "f savannah, Andrew rouniy. Missouri.
proceed ro -rll the property above described at
public v-n'lGr ir tn. highest bidder fer ra-h IN
hand. ani apply the proceed. If sale To- iir rur-
poses mentioned in said deed Of trust.
IEMliHpkE MERCER.
e. sheriff II Andrew county. Mo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
E:rIa thu tN'i. Trrai'. s.i..i Torch Ii.
Advice Of an Old Maid.


~'.E%;"ri-ncc j. the best teacher" i d
very c"mnn",i nr"vrrh: but an oil maid
al ii!ty finds. alas. her experience ha>
I""r very dearly h"uwiit. If she couls
-ii"n rrtr:tcc her steps. and live over the
iI>t thirty wears of her life. how diff
.'"rc::' % course She would piir>rr. II i
~".,!"h. an old maid will give Il warming
rn.c". "r even say. girls bcwarr'co the~c
whom S!ie sees lull"nim~ i'll The >a!s'e
r.th. How often | have >ai,l: Il w"r'f
~ AN old maid" and yct ] could No.
;rrvrn. it. | did all il r&v power /"
lnlr-T: bat fac was awaiu-T re. VIII
low tel Dlv Youthful rca,brs some al
Hv trials am failures Whca ] WIS
eighteen ! Wis Il "Iv. ~iknu@iti!"-s. "'!-
~ -iri. W. pretty even when ! iurk-
al nv nest. | ind To- *ckm"w.ed~r <. 1
though. mv charms st.I,. all riNr!npc,t
IN my -avct,. and thus tried III every
Wa; /" MAKE myself agreeable. | WAS
the eldest "f >tN -;r!s: M father wa> in
moderate circiIri>E :Ecss- IN! with my
vanity | thought l Should marry early.
Nj iioi..> were al! certc"s,i nn marriage.
! though. and drearzcd uf l,ulc else.
When ~. the stree. mv voice could he
heard above the l~uli:!c-.. ant 7yiih nv
iit:-iI coarse laurii ! imagined | WIS
anakin- the place ring with nlir;h. ami
thrilling the hearts Of TIE ,na>cuiinr
rlrr. >u,n attracted Tie a~tt-niirr If
4 merchant. and then | nrvc- tired walk
:mr rr,~, the Store. watching Ii:rr Tcr-
forming his duties. AMI dropping in an
-luiphcrir>> occasions. y look or bow
were sufficient 10 max" me think he
SlI"wc5 mr great attention: an, > bs--
irrin- rclrark would make me happy for
weeks. | blessed in the -ay->t cu!nr>.
! altered oitt dresses. l,uuml,t new ones.
and busted nv br.lia ioll"w;n" i~.t-liirfi~-
lie paid M -prc attention l-rich D 4
friend might ~li"w.) al p~icmir>. ana par
-ir>. sometimes ~aliaUici inr - church.
and Just H. | WAS prrlarin" my answer
| WAS invited Ia III. v.,iiin". p.-,p-
7~r"imtc.! and moris--t at my t%iilerr, |
lost az tim" in >r:E CHM Tor ar"i;."r.
lrl soon WAS relieved by IA" appear
;lr",' "i :; gentleman in the fern al 4
srluol-trar!l-r. ut once did III | could
/" attract hi~ attention. | multiplied
nv walks and alwav> took tlIriu wh's.
school WAS not in session. : turned lEy
attention r. the ,anSc ot education. /
visited the various INSTITUTES" an'!
Teachers Meetings of all kin'i>. jim
Ell the choir III church. and commenced
taking lnIl-ic ir>-c->. | suddenly "'-
CAME VERY fond al horseback riding:
and with riy vnEm- friends m@mr an
evening when I"i otherwise engaged.
did ! ~>tar.lr "nr quiet place with my
larr,r .,,.t- r--t,- 1Nnr-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
1874. 1875.
The St. Louis Globe.
1875.
1874.

IL ;h- iiir'l wear oi ii- .Ni~irnrr. the -. Louis
'iini- r.u Iruihiiilly bpi-t "f Il ,irI rlaiIrsI. irr
it, different i-,u"-. -irt Il lew ui i'll r'IcInirt-
rili-- in lt- Wet J,,S--s
irUlyf - -irl 81 the t.lu'" that 10 newspaper
WA ever -, C~,r.liall' received , y she Ir'Ii, I"r
" lrIm IL Wa intended. IL WI r-ialli-h,tl u. Il
r,.i1rr-,nt,fiv E.lrsiilt'an journal an" & e rIa'f-
l,-r-" 81 Ii- I:.I ui'lIr,n party in the West gas 4;
cars ial wclr'rc from iiI- Ir~t. For ;hi- W. ~"
ilIfnIfrl. and |c -AfN always ,-rirav"r i' ~
ray a. ily"rjh tie i'.>i lr,, >ih'r p.irEcr, which
l. II I.rNing thai W ..r>rT" e Il.
Nts.ih, Ll....- will aiNa- = hr in thr frp;r to
S--iair tie Erl.,iE,n T.rTr prt Irra>pr'- "
wifi reserve the right. ~ 4 j. IL dr'! "r the
'I'y 81 any newspaper. To- 'ptp-r az, f'',+:>urr
n',' III uui--u viii. Republican principle. al
il~d Ia it may 81, iiai' ir'ii - II az know Ir,iS-
,ng all allegiance TO- the Republican, lr,.iy-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25

Rev. T.. G. Troyer. Pastor of the Mich
DIS Grove German congregation, Of the
Evangelical Association. has collected
S2o in cash and St0 IN goods. which he
will forward Immediately to the destitute
settlers in Jewell county. Kansas: aud
Rev. II. Fiegenbanm. pastor Of the Ger
man church OF Oregon. has collected
ana forwarded tn Saline county. Eeh-as-
i.. $50. l;o:h ot Holt county.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
Thrilling Tales and Novelties
Mammoth Cciored Fashion P,.:es
Sv::ss PREMIUM ssssAV%G

L" every person getting up "Iii.r g. 81. -
low in. ,Iui,> Tor I>.J will lee .rtf graft. = ,.Is
nf cur new ami -I.lrn'.ii mrzzo'ini :uT .Tas,..[
f>iZc sINSl wv a>hinyt"u'- tir~r IIt,Is,,
With Ills Wife Ili> l. u Give Ooii,r In-
craving. iI't Tn" lnr>f desirable Pr, Iuiusi4 .N,.
..il,r,-i. Dor large clUl.-, a. will -, -.rI. ..-,.u.
an .Nira cvtS al il- Magazine sal Le 80; :
addition.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by Lucius blanchard. living in
L N"'laway tow n-hiI,, in Andrew county
Missouri. on the l:ih day "f NOVEMBER, a. -:
lisa, a dark brown horse mule, four year, old
past. about thirteen hands high. N""th-r marks
ar brands peTr-ivahie. Appraised AT twenty
five dollar. hy Perry Bui- and George Seekei.
4 true copy from my .'ray book.
JESSE John.
y Justice 0: ;tr Peace :Ur Nodsway TIP.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25

Mrs. Augusta SplittStocsseT, child and
sister, vt Mrcczen. Northwestern Ger
many. arrived AT Oregon. Holt county.
last v ednes,iav. just in nineteen days
tr,mihe time they go; aboard line steam
or IL Bremen.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25

Postage ~,sr~la9i o. &C..
club, with - c-J'y "a; ':r = -
2 Cones for So 60 peril rrZZ"iiaI 40
3 so Nv a.'in:t"n'- fir>t h.
view " nh Ills WIFE. "a .Lr
person getting up lie 60
Postage pr--i.a. 49, ..~
tiii,. wiId both All -N;,. ., :
6 Ccrr $40 90 al The Nscayiuc :I.' ~ "a
q " 90 ,.rb ll-zZ"tini, 'N.>I i =
p I" i8 90 IONS Fr-I inrrr":,v " !
Ili> " lie. - to ihr ,Hr-,< -
Ting up The CkIh.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
The Weekly Globe
WILL AIM 10 FL
The Eest Comm ercial and Family
Paper in the West.

7 will iErn y it, -ras-r- with tn. latest news,
~,lriu. "a. ->F,--- t"':i>ianrc il competitors.
The news "i ir. week will IL. written ami pre-
yar,,l --i"rIllly fer their edition.. -, is ip Idui
The largest ;tp.rnr nf Information lnin the SMALL
81 amount al SPACE. This viii give IL an OPP
pyriuu.Iy To- d-I uir Il large share III eur page To
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
Ell NJ S:
DAILY.

ANY additional number 81 80 each.
On these very low rates we will
give all agents who get up clubs
for us a liberal commission.
Send for sample copies, circu-
lars and instructions TO agents.
No papers sent unless paid for in
advance. Money sent to us in
registered letters, money orders,
drafts, or by express, at our risk.
Address,
St Louis Democrat Co.,
sc, LONis.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25

An exponent Of advanced thought
and progressive politics. and a
newspaper fully up to the require.
mcnts of the time as :, chronicle Of
current events at home and abroad
tho worlds history, its COM
mcrcc and its literature. 1t will
lie true to the mission Ut 4 great
ncwspapcr-secking to teach the
highest and hest principles in pot
itics. and To fill. rs to all other de-
partmcnts within its columns, the
poets measure of
"A map of busy life.
Its fluctuations and It's vas concerns"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
EVERY LADY SHOULD TAKE II.
PE1Eason'S MArAzIsE,
Tie Cheapest and BIS: ia Tie T:.:!


THIS popular Monthly Magazine. .- -.
for the riI"n"y than any in the woTi.i. =. -.
u VIII h- -T'Iily Improved. II WI 80 =.
bn- Ihuu-airl Page. Fourteen ~pl.I,s.. >-..i
Plate. Twelve I"l"rr-l Berlin i-I;. :.
Twelve Mammoth tolnr-'l Fa>hi"L>. Nh ill.,
.lr,|i N'""i tut. Tweniy-i"ur PAGE 80 Nj.
All Ihi> will ic given f"r only " Ir. I..A5.S
Il YEAR. lnsia-- ~rr"lEii'i Il! the pUi'ii-i.
dollar les Han Magazines oi 'lr Tia.s
irr-.,II. 1T
Thrilling Tales and Novelties
Are tive Hc-, Ish!i>ii'tl anywhere. All ~ COS
popular wr!i,f- an, ,supisl'i :u W.T.. -.-4.S
for -i'rirr~"n.' In -. ~ I'hiifio2 e. .. -
al 'is:aiprv at Si"ri -i'sSr~. Five grl-.us. z -
ri.g't \"Nci,;i,- will lee gwen. IL, NJ. ~. -.
stephens. Frank i". f'r"i:r;. Sam & H.
Ms;sc;ia }l,'ll,c airl Iai~v ! rntn"r.
Mammoth CcioreS Fashion P's:ss
Alra al uf all ether. Sr~.r ,tst-> aTt .r..r'.
an steel. vice. the Usual .Fr., a-r. ar, uI.- -
for beauty. They will lie. .ui.r.iy cD...,.
Also. Household aut either receipts: il. s:.,..
every thing iiicr->ii.. I" la'iir>.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25

7oprlar3lu,'rstcdhoo cfnpa-cs>on
MANHOOD. "nVANiiouo. MARRIAGE!
Experiments = Marriage: ..ilc Cause
and cure. Scat sccnr'i.y s""hd, post
ra:iipr % cent. l:i;S. =. WHITTIER,
81 S.. Char!>~ Street. 81. I.os:;>. Mo-,
the great specialist Read hi, works.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25

Terms tlluar- IN a.iyIr.rl 80. 90 A Tca-.
Io.t.iy, II.-iari by lie ILlIII:-L,..
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-25
AT THE L STAND.
>;.U;h Sale tie Pobi,c Square.

Two NV .ll rU-i.m,r- ! rak. great u .:i-IrV IN
auu"unriu. that l have. brought ii'li N-w
In;+. ..u- at IL, Target -'"rk-.! ..""i- in nay li.!e
ever brought 10 this city. consisting IA irart" I'll