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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11
Two Hundred Dollars Reward:

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do!lal> - ANY pcr~1n who WI give r2e
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" s.pnp-,h"u.is"el. lie had On. when
he left humc. a black lei. hat. t:ark
clothes. Wilhnut Il v,st.
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Err.

IN Sunday "vc-:a- last. ahont six
o'clock. the d-rad alarm of fire rarg
through our city. 1t was caused by tie
burning nf the dwelling Of Ilr. Nelson
Graves, in the northeast part nj town.
Ii WAS Il story-and-a-irlli building. and
the tire IS supposed To have originate.
iron Il defective fiue. When first dis
covered il h:rf moi nl:ufe much hpadwav,
AMI Mr.. Graves y1ry nearly Succeeded
iii cxiin@uiShin" the ifnnrS with 4
turning a. the well for Il silir,i bucket
null. the rope broke. AMI the delay rinS
ncc,Sioned enabled the fire I, gain such
Roadway is to hc beyond con'roi. Mr..
Graves succeeded in saving his horSe-
hold -oods,wit the exception Of Il snail
quantity upstairs. We learn the house
was insured in the American Insurance
Company. oi Chicago. lur 500, and
that the household goods were coyarod
by insurance.
The burning " this bui!iin- should
prove timely warning t. om citizens
to examine vel their iucs. stove pipes
and chimncys, and see that ti:cv are in
GOOD orlrr. Every man should dp this.
not only for his W interest. hus al-o
~ protect his nci~hhcrS.
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TIE NEW Yo:K GrsEI;vEI:-G'niS IS
one oi the oldest and ailr>t RELIGIOUS
papers of which oar country ran hoa,t.
Few papers have been able = attain il
influence AMI rs+Ir.inr--, 1. T. pulli>hr,!
in the interest Of the Presbyterian d.
nomination. and IN the members al that
church we particularly commend /.
Terms. postage paid. 50: "a si,gi" sub
>cribcr. - IL: two me-" Subscribers,
- ~. Liberal commission 20 agents.
Sample copies free.
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KANSAS CITY. DECEMBER S.-Tbe rob.

NANSA~ lily. DSccinbfE S.-I ne FOB
hers Of the rail have .inss committed
II Of TIE most dariug acts on record.
.Ahou: halt past three O'Clock this after
noon. - the Kansas Pacific train reached
Mnncic. Il few miles west of this city.
i've masked men .ia-ge,! and stopped il.
rut off tn" passenger COACHES and moved
the engine and express car some dis
lance forward ana robbed Wells. Fargo
* Cos >ai,. of about 50 .prl. One can
Of gold dust fer Kcuntze brothers. New
York. containing 5000. was also ear
ried of. III were large mcu and lode
hay and brown horses. and Were heavily
armed with Henry rifles and rcvoirer>.
The express company offers Il reward a.
Slu,nfs!. the Kansas Pacific railroad -
uuU, ;i:rl Governor Osborn S2.IGA iDr the
recovery Of the funds and arres. of Tie
robbers.
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Hero We hrei

At the I'm place. in TIE heat brown
front. >nailr side. aad with IN entire
new stock of goods. .;a-t rccaivri-at
J. l.. RUSSELL, lie has dress Goods.
shoes. s.. which will hc sold ~ bottom
prices. GIll AMI cxa:GiEc lis i;.:c lot al
-oo!-. aad the low prices a>hc,a |. i
la cvrry cnr's iYicr'>ttp ln 80. and II"
doesn't charge anything iur exhibiting
lis nfnck.
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N0tice The change in Beck
mans Price List.
Notices OF the Press.

Mr.. FRANCIS VI. TAYLOR. al old
friend uf UTr-. after quitiin" the
newspaper business some eight wears
a"o. lia> "oIc back tn his Oil love. aud
embarked on ;hc tcmpcsiuous sca"
of journalism by purchasing the Sa-
vaunah REPUBLICAN,. Mr.. Tavlor j.
Il good printer aE,i Il clever gentle
IMAM. AMI W. hope he will meet Will.
abundant ~Iicrr.-> III hi- ncv; field o!
labu..- Md:sviil i:r"i>tcr.
THE ANDREW County, REpuELI-
AN i. the title of Il paper Just re-
~.rivc,l. published by oar friend +. VI.
Taylor. formerly of The Howard IN
:an. The l,i:.'ri i I;rpunlican in poi
lilies. AM presents Il neat appearance.
~. TAYLOR j. a gentleman. and Will
c%oH'lHci Il hi@it-,"mrJ paper: and.
though We diIrr il politics. we wish
him @r"Ht uccuriary sicccss.-IGlas-
gov Journal.
TIL HrrvEIIc,T has bccr sold. Mr..
Pan. t,:rrin" it ovrr 10 I. II. TAYLOR. o.
Charlton county, for the sum "f fifteen
hundred dollars. We know vc:,y l:i,lr
ah"ut Mr.. Taylor: W lrlicy. he
ON To tbs county Il stranger 30 all
our citizens. Bus from present appear
ancc, AMI he slight ac,;Iii;;-,ncc W.
have had with htn. he rcr:ii:,lv Is i
Gentleman, and fully competent iC.con-
tirue the SEgr!LIrAS an Interesting
county paper. In politics we believe
that Mr.. T. 'or takes his l'rprhlirauism
straight" He seems Ia link. ike our
friend lion. \. }. Harlan. tia; ctr GOV
rrn.ncHt can not live except Lrouch the
Republican panty. Bit OF ties. things
we prr~:m," that Mc. favor Siil not h.
slow - pIi. him~rli before lie people.
We wish Mr.. FAVOR Success N every
thing ave and except his po.itic>.-
Patron.
We return our thanks to or.r nciglbor
.ar his courtesy. end hope vi relations
personally 10 each other may ever Is
:.micIblc AMI harmonious.
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WILLIAM CuLE. near ! mi"u Si:.r. viii
sell on December ~, - head OF cattle.
mostly ~iwo-y"ar-oiri steers, > head Two
year-old r!u!cs. ere span No. ! geld
ings. hogs sheep. farming utensils,
household furniture. corn in shock,
twenty ~ thirty tons timothy AMI
prairie hay. Twelve months .~rc,l.;.
without interest.
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IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Re-
Jtect TO Abram Bowman.

" = regular communication al Sa-
yannah Lodge No. al. \. I. and 4. NJ,
held ou the 9TH instant. the followin.
resolutions We're real and adopted:
AGAIN has the grim Archer invaded
our Iii.d~I AMI iIlscn one at our oidr>s
members. Brother Bowman WAS iniu-
1i"d. Pl-Sc,! and raised. in SINaunal.
LODI" No. -. in the year \. ID. i>.,..
Ills faI.! WIS ever open To the ar.-
2ca!S Of CHARITY: many al lis deeds
were performed Unknown !" any hi;
himself. In the hmnblr walks of lie
uur brother WIS wei! Known iur his lii.
cri.ity.aI his character was established
A. Il man al prob.;r arG honor. Broth
or EnwmauS age and occupation pre-
vented hIE FIR u irw wears past from
frequent Attendance ~ our iur'tm"-.
hut h" always hai The interest # ihr
f.oi"c in view. AMI always ryiOiccd il.
il prosperity: therefore. lac !;
hr>nlvci. Tliit.i in the death 0f .ihram
Bowman. this Lodge his lost :, true.
tried and tru>iv brother.
Resolved. That :: memorial page of
orr record book he devoted L. his ncm-
"ry--'hat This report hr copied in the
rrc"l't # the Lodge. and Il copy pre-
scented tn the fanny of the deceased.
i~!@ucth
il. VI. pANFOED. }
l.. -. WlLkEESOT, fCon.
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-lndrew Go. Rrnuhlie:n.
Railroad Timetable.

srsas City. ST Joseph ard Council Bluffs R-iir'ld.
N,tA. N.l:lS NI:lA
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-12


Hon. Henry Green, of 10 Daviess couns
ty, is one OF the most useful as he is one of
the most honest and conscientious of the
legislators of Illinois.
After being detained at his home for
about a month by illness, Mr. Green re-
appeared in his seat in the Senate last
week On Saturday, being ay-day, the
Auditor handed him a warrant for his full
per diem, the same as if he had been con-
tinuously at his post. Instead of drawing
the full amount, as is the thievish custom
in such cases. Mr.. Green requested that
the twenty-four days of his absence be de
Quoted from the warrant, Having rem
dered no service during that time, and,
therefore, not having earned the money,
he very honorably believed that he was
not entitled to it, and accordingly he turn
ed it over into the State Treasury. The
The average legislator, whose conscience
is generally minus quantity, would have
eagerly drawn the whole amount, pocketed
it, and said nothing. We would suggest
that Mr. Green would be most excellent
man to fill the Office of Governor. - Chica-
go journal.
Mr.. Warner, of Henry county, one of
our Representatives continues to draw his
pay for Sundays with great regularity.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-12

ter cruelty. No. l must believe that
natural causes tended to this result, or con-
slider Herod type of divine love forever
after.
The ether picture is by AIRY Schetfer,
and is called in the catalogue Count Eber-
hard, of Wirtemberg, weeping over the
body of his son." There must be a mis-
take. though, somewhere, as the face and
figure of the mail-clad ''son" are those OF
lovely girl. The scene is a tent in the
field, through the opening Of which mailed
knights and their men-at-arms are seer
looking sorrowfully upon the old father
mourning over his dead child. A dog, the
picture of canine fidelity, sits upon hi:
launches, and seems to share his masters
sorrow, as only faithful dog can.
Portraits are represented also by some
very homely faces of which Mrs Warren,
the wife of him who fell at Bunker Hill, is
the very ugliest leading one to the belief
that the getting away from such quintes-
sence of ugliness was well worth getting 8
fall at any time.
The murdered Caesar, lying on the fool
of the forum,i is also there, but since childish
folly led meinto the scrape of reading Fox's
Book of Martyrs, in which men with ag
gravated noses, and impossible knives
carve all sorts of hideous martyrs I've
had a wholesome desire to give UGH sub
jects as little of my attention as possible
and know therefore only enough of that pic
ture to be able to certify to its existence.
Some genus in the genre line are there
though, among which ''The First Cigar
furnishes standing warning to boys il
general. They are companion pieces; in
the first, Young America with bright eyes,
rough cheeks, and cigar in mouth, goes
putting along, feeling this world just an
inch or two too narrow for him. In the
next that same hero leans pale and wan
against a friendly wall He feels this
world to be heeting show, and wants to
go home but his legs being on strike,
he concludes to wait for the coming erup-
ton, and then make his weary way up the
back stairs, where Sis can't see him.
But there; I've overstepped my margin
already. Al reroiir. lie NARD.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-12
VINEGAR HITTERs.
DIR. J. Walkers California Vim

DIR. J. Walkers California Vim
egar BitterS are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
mia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
rERs?" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
a perfect Renovation and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle Purgative as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases. q
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Dlaphoretic,
Carminative Nutritious, Laxative, Dluretic
Sedative, Counter Irritant, Sudortlc, AItera'
tive. and Anti Billions
II. III. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen ACTS, San Francisco California
and cor. of Washington and Charlton SITS, n. Y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
II d&w1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-12
CLIMAX! CLIMAX /!

Pages Climax Salye, a Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without scar. No
family should be without it.
Wewarrant it to cure ScrOfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
IthasnO Para!lcl-haying per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all ether remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound OF
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and putup in large.
bOxesf0r thesame price than any
other Ointment.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-12
MOVFAT'S life PILLS
ana
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The MostSucccsSfGl Medicines
in the World.
Established il 1885, By one of
our Nest Eminent Physicians.
and ROW used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any ether
Medicine in eases OF diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, 1ndiges-
ton, COstiyeness, Bilious COr-
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and ASue.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accounts Of perfect CURES effect
cd by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
IL Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
Sd Liberty Street, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-12
10000 Tickets, $4,000 Gifts
LIST OF GIFTS.

Total $4,000 Gifts, all Cash, amounting to$1 $4,000
20 The concert and distribution of gifts will
posi-. lively and unequivocaly take plac on the day
and Tie 12,GtU gifts all paid III propo. ton To the
number Of tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. $50: Halves So: Tenths or each
coupon, 50: Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 2?1s
Tickets for s, 900: 1l3 Whole Tickets for 5000:
221 Whole tickets loc $4,000. No discount on less
than $500 tn of tickets.
The time for the drawing is near at hand, and
persons intending to purchase tickets have time
10 lose.
THOS. f. BRAMLETTE.
Ag't Pub Libr. Ky. and Manager Gift &C ucert,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Tickets at +. Breunert's Smith & Bonney's
Drug Stores. 2-l6d&w1m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-12
The LIE Nard Letters.

The svindling Taxation Scheme Of BOSS"
Shepherd to be Investigated District
Employees Unpaid Very interesting Dsscrip-
ton Of Paintings and ststuary IN the Cor.
coran Art Gallery. s~---
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BOickoW Items.

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'' -. -',.', -. ,,,',., Iost tn srt
-. ..'' W - ~. -. ,,,I rernnvnl 10
,...' -" .' -, H.. ,.,.,,,.'aJ tn make -
- ''.,.l ..-,;,.. S..+.r,. bn.,I.b He
.,' I W r,,,, ',.,,, .,r, one a,,, Inst week
-. ~ Inn ,,,,r,ru.l,jv satisfied with
J,.~an and the west. lie IS now on
lie lookout for" farm il the northern
,..rt OF Andrew county.
- pf.,-. .,-,v,r.,, ~, ..,..,ot and cor
r,-rnuLrat TO. the i. Joe Gazette. WAS
In lg,yu one l..y last week.
,..,.i., ~. Scots or Savannah,
L.',.. :, - ,I,,-.,,r, hrI,in~ I,
~. ,'..,,,1 t,,.,a ,.,r, nr lis wheat ti,o;
,''..,., ,..,,,. 49,, his l.,rm ON, mile south
- lrr.
,, ,vo.t hos associated with HIM il
H. ;,'..' hi. h,n,,a,, Nortnu West.
,rr,.,. i,,,,I :, extend taair business.
and 'gur tha, purpose they are going 10
hyilIa new -,orc-room 21x5O feet, two
stories hirh. the upper story to be used
rs = .erau rrys' hall.
W. L,J , s,rrrlil rain on last Fri
iYy. About two inches Ul water icIL.
h;t the ground was 50 dry that you can
hardly notice now that it wet the
GROUND, though the crops are not suffer,
inc for want oi' rain, aud the corn will
make 4 very GOOD crop il we don't get
anv more rain this season.
IrIoo 1Tvprs missed thrnuch our
,,,.,, :, f.,r i,,.s ,l~,.n, hi, way from
r,.,,,,,rI vLt,-, he h7I Lrcn attcuding
g., sn,nn ,or,.,I hpsinr;.
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q. ~ N'','I" : ", w. '.;."I HI lin, :,
U''''l' - i ~" I- ''i,' LnoG, ,,J.r I
,c" gay ~ " ..'' ms .,'' ,;r',.I ,,,hn,. i,,
ms arm; On MS Wy - ~" :" "',;t ia
nc il'.,l ~, -; ,i pi'S ~, ~ ho',t hin, ,,n-
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Barn Burned.

During the storm at Empire Prairie.
on Friday last, Mr.. William Wright@
barn was struck by lightning. setting
the building ON fire and burning it to
the ground. Two horses. two mules. a
lot OF hay. grain. farming implements.
harness, &C.. were III tie bUildin% n
the time. One mule and harness,
we believe. was alI that W., saved
The los, IS estimated at thousand dol
lars-insur.,nce four hundred, secured
bat few days before
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From ROchnSter.
ROCHESTER,, No. july -, /

EoIHE~rEE No, July 2H, lS'i.
EDlroE EErUElICAN-We Weather hot
and dry; indications of rain are abund-
ant, but Just at this present tiAc we are
realizing the tr.th Of the old saying ::
"Ali signs tail in 4 dry time"
The picnic "ivcn under the direction
of the Horse Protection Company came
of saturday. The day w@S very inc,
though rather warm, and Il large crowd
was in attendance. Apparently, all had
Il good time, and Went away satisfied.
We noticed Il number of persons present
from Savannah, among them. friend
William Webster. of the Clerks office.
We asked him his business, and received
by way oi reply, the information that he
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24
ROsendale Items,

AIr. POsten has sold half interest in
his mills to Dr. Austin. late of Lincoln,
Nebraska. The Doctor likes this local
ity, and has cast his lot with rs for the
present.
Peter Hunter is building a dwelling:
house. which will add much 20 the ap-
pearance of his part Of town. and not 4
little 20 'grandpa's" happnesE.
Miss Sayory. OF St. ,ToSeph, IS having
Il very nice photographers portable car
built ut this place. and VIII be here in Il
short time, prepared to take pictures in
the most approved style known TO the
Photographic art.
Stock shippers viii lie glad 20 known
that the railroad company are putting a
pump il the stock wards l. this station.
il has long been needed.
Judge Movers was in town one day
last week. lie came alone. lie can't
come anv other way than alone when
he comes in Il one-horse buggy. The
oalv room left after he gets in IS on the
outside Of the hu@@y. The Judge keeps
cool. notwithstanding the hot weather,
and says the grIngers are sure 10 VIA.
DR.. Mullenix SAYS there is vast
amount of good health in this vicinity
now. We are pleased 70 hear this. NJ
the same time wsth the Doctor success.
Prof. L. Cobb Is attending to business
again. lie has been sick for some time.
W.
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Personal.

D.. X. u. shannon. IF buchanan
county. gave rs 4 call, the o:her day
The doctor is a pleasant gentleman. an"
is around over the State working mp his
chances for nomination IS SuperiH-
tenlent OF the Public schools by the
strairht-out Democratic Convention.
Charles McGonagle WAS attracted
from Amazonia to Savannah on bus
mess, Tuesday.
4. ". Earnett of Whitcsyillc, was il
town on Tuesday.
Nj. Thomas W. Stamp has built
new fence On the south side Of his
place.
John ". Iiobson has Our thanks lol
some nice eating apples.
Our City Clerk aud Attorney, J. II
Stewart. has rendered us under repeat
ed Obligations for f;.yors recently
Henry fills both offices with general sat
iSlaction, we believe, being earnest anc
efficient and 1T the same tiEac courteous
to all.
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From Monroe Township.

INiNENCE- July ~, l,tl.
EDITOR REryEIICAN-We had hop d
that ere we should write again rain
might come and relieve suffering ye%e-
tation, but we have to announce again
that we have had 10 rain for about i've
weeks, and it Is plainly shown on corn,
vegetables, Sc.
harvest IS over with the farmers, but
the ncyer-to-be-iorgiyen little chlnch Is
set 1t work dcvouring everything in his
way. The plaques that iniest this Sec
lion are the following: Chinch bugs,
grasshoppers, potato-bu@s. grub-worms
AMI app'ctrec-borers. All these per
form their share Of the work. and toll
day by day with extraordinary faithful
ness.
The weather IS getting hotter every
,Iav. Mercury stands about lo) Far.
IL that cowtail comet hes anything to do
with the hot weather, we hope it will
not approach any closer Tor Il few years
vet, anyhow.
The political capldron has not com
mcuced TO boil yet. Farmers have
more important business to look after
ut present. but they will be at their post
when the time comes.
News items are scarce. and not very
good prospects ahead No marriages
or deaths this week.
The more We read the REPUBLICAN
the more we Ike ii. Wish every per-
son in the county would subscribe for it
and read and become wise, &c.
Excuse ireyity; too hot, You know.
Yours ~ ever. q. KAY.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24
Andrew County Teachers Insti-
tute.

The Teachers Institute Of Andrew CcH1iy vii,
conyrne in the Pub!ic >choaI Buil'us, eavHa-
nll,. No, ON Tuesday, August Il, a.lJ \. i.
PROGRAMMES.
Tuesday Norn.ua-Thc institute WI organize
Tuesday Artprnuou-rriulIy ella. at.ii, con-
,Iur...l h. Miss NIlah EUcEl-y. - H.-'is--"g
On thc ul rt- ot different teAt-911>-, IA Vie" "l
rns. recent ilW ON the subject oI ttNt-'''.N-
Tuesday EyruIn.s-t> ou each % the following.
evenings the institute VIII be favored with 81
essay and a lecture.
"Wednesday Morning, August l2-LIctrre an!
class drill ii rtuiin=, b. r. Z. NILts1A.
Lecture aud class Hrjil III LnSllSh grammar, u
Miss Angie Armstrong. ,
Wednesday Ailrrnoon-Lecture and c'ass drill
in written arithmetic, by T. T. attFa'ien. :.
Descriptive geography, ly Miss W l.. i''tntL'
EyrniuE-inctIlrc dn', essay
Thursday Morning, August l3-I.ecture on Pen
maH-hip by l'roi Dorchestrr JONES : Lecture
anI class drill, ;'lse5ra q IL ; 1'",..'5r- I
THURSDAY AttcJHuUn--IbiScu-,I Iuu of l.r qur>-
ton: ..-huuli mental and written .-:liiIietic be
.augit svnratciy OF tJ-Cther:' tf'=''!N9loh
nI,.u..t ly ! q H1nnold. >. lecture ou phys
ic.rl gro-f,l!iy ami mode Of teaching ~, by Oh.
Frii'av Moruin-. Ar=ustli-Lcrtytrr on or
biography @9.i mod" ui jc;3cslhE l', " ''-i"'
~ Gr.-.,u. ;. Discussion - subject .'!'
t,p,rrluu-lt' - op"hr.l ug thtr."- Si'' '.'.1'-ie
, Discussion - subject: ''tny-i't'rE ;r "H.
rulic ~cAo".9, - opc4r'i y >a.'ti...r'...'.'- w.
y. iiaHr.
I,.r !niloniae gentlemen arc expected t. d.
liver lectures before il'e Institute o2 '"t i3 ...
evenings uI .hv session: iihu. j"At ''f4't'.i''
~t,.,. u,..giuf,us-HG: ~Hrrr.nirT,..i.. l. d.
[,..,y. e.! - Joseph y. i.ri. y. n, %. is"C--
,-srr;: i r. Mayors Esd, col !oio. NJ
Iii. fsl"Wins pcr-"t- are Ni''',,t.' - tt,''
=ay~ before III. institute: Nj, Mar-~re' . t.
hiI.. MI, + N I5tlock, Mis- li,!a Potter, " d..
-''''' j. W. W.L.EE-oN,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24

4 CALL has, bees! made in NuttdWaI
county, authorized by Il meeting oil lhe
Patrons of lIusban}ry, tor each Grangt
to send its quota OF delegates to 4 con
ven,ion on the first Of August, To nom'