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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-06-18
re CossafU Race.
STANFORD, June Is, 1875

/ kffcf 1H'cffW dYtihds
DEAR SIR As a Democrst | desire to
take & hasiy survey Of the County Race"
u stranger had CHANGED to have hear the
speeches OF Messrs. Shanks and Harris on
last county court day, he would have ex-
claimed, Are these men running in the in
teresis OF the Democratic party, or have
they organized a Shanks and Harris party
In few brief and plain words the f,cis are
these, why the Democracy OF Lincoln is
now in such a muddle with contention and
strife in its ranks. The breach was first
made last August when Lytle, Bobbitt 4
Co. were elected over the regular nominees
Of the party. Men then forgot principal
because Of personal dislike to some of the
nominees and brought their favorites ont as
independent candidates, encouraged aided,
and elected them. This had very bad
effect on the party and has even infected the
Democratic County Committee, and this
year the Committee has failed to do its du-
~ and left the party open for rush Of
candidates. And now two aspirants are on
the track, encouraged by jealous friends,
arc widening the breach thus making it an
easy prey for an independent" or even a
Radical.
M.ssrs sh.sks and Harris are both good
men. lint the wsy they are conducting the
..o. ,.,a. IN Ia, ,oralize the Democracy in
Lincoln.
Thor, are .-oo vo,ars in Lincoln. 100
If these arc xLi,e and black Radicals
ls0v;.. 1900 Democratic vo,ers 400 Of
these NAV ar will he allowed to Bobbitt,
IN. oJ,ds...as,, - which Leaves 100 70 be
a;v;d.d ,,., w.., sb,,ts and Harris Fig
AFRO. vii, NO, liz The Radicals have a de.
c;dsd m,;or;tv and ,bev can we'll afford to
wal, until , fsw d.vs before the election
before thew make n sbow of their han l.
easily eIec, ths;r man. TINS 6orecoinp dis
.oa ,a,;, ~ ,h. Rsu,eo,.cv NJ Iin.oln
O,h.r counties avian ,ov no;n, the finger of
re,,o,ch n, bcr
:,
n -. s .l'... a"' 49, CO. IN,
..,'.N - II.
p
.,,, ~, 49,. r.,
-, ~.
~ vi, ,"'" :" ."u "' 49,, -
-.
f'
VIM
bui even the isad'ea'S DO NOT "r'"g
out candidate al all, !e' "he" 'ne e,ec'
ton day comes you VIII then see a req 'ieks,
with iarlans name on IL Tor Governor an"
in all probability the "indepsndsn' BOD
bit on the same ticket; Tor independent"
who VIII not submit 10 the wishes OF 'heir
own party nnders'and tue tricks OF WORK
ing with both parties Harlan VIII do MS
utmost to encourage Independents IN
each county but no true answering Dem
ocrat Will vote ioi one IN principle ou' IL
he should so cast his vote he then strikes
dagger at the cause oil Democracy the par
r. n,,ar r,i, .nd o..,r.I;,a,;o, 10,
a,.., n.,,,o,,, oo,.idor ~. l;h.r,v a, s,.Ls
49, 80 - ~ a.-o.,,,, a., e,;,h
Eli -, A.. -, n.n,o..,;o Co,,,,,
Ii, 80 q 90, a.. :,
A. ranr an, sn.,ch ,hs q :. hand from
among, the n,r,yi Calm the troubled wa.
.srsi Rr;ng harmony into N. rank, again
Encourage all the Democrats to be SHOULDER
to shoulder, heart to heart in the great
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Louisville 20 Chicago,
BT. Louie. NEW YORK ,
and the priAeipsl Eastern Cities

Palace csrs are run south both ways sahou,
change to Nash vile, Chattanooga. Mem.
phts, Atlanta, M0s sSssnssss Macon,
Mobile. NeS Oriea1s, SA<ksen VILE,
fla, and all other intermediate points.
Ticket Once Al Depot.
& T.. ATNORf, Gent Pass. A Text Ag't.
-. Asruosf, Ag't stanford, Ky.
iSi-iy
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m ap again reign supreme and insurc the sal
vsti on Of the party in our beloved old
county.
A DEMOCRAT
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OUR STATE TICKET.

OUR STATE TICKET.
ro' COrrHsr
Hos. JAS. r. McCREARl,
cf luadisgr.
iar L,eu,cnan, Gotong,
&c. UNDERWOOD,
Of Wdrrs7.
Tor Auditor.
4. HOWARD SMITH,
Il Ovo.
Ter Irtasvrcr,
JAMES W. TATE,
e Bosrboa.
~ Suprin:cnisn, Psbl,c Iss.reticr,
n N. HENDERSON,
4 F,asliir.
-. ieornsy General,
IHoe. Z. MOSS,
q MCraete-.
For Register,
7. d. MARCUM,
q Laurence.
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y ..,. /,
, ~ ~ :.
o'' I" "fte"'' 80" ~ -
o"'. '"s"'. w V.s u, ," ".
Sos ou' r'o''' :" vs'.
p""., a, A. - \,
is thought and II we can keep our children
alive until the berric. ripen, we can then
turn them out TO gra,e upon berries, which
we hope will last until rostin'.ear time
This will feed them until ches,nuts, acorns
and other nuts come, and upon these they
can feast until cold weather but after il
becomes to intensity cold for them to bear
il otherwise we will he compelled to gather
them IN, sort en- out, anu put shoc- ahn
other clothing upon them, and by econo-
mixing we may be able to sustain them on
marched corn through the winter.
Srocx sales are unfrequent and most
k'hus sou 20 ~ W" P''or'
Tu,,, .o,.ar. An hc A., dead cain, 4, all
= -,.,-
MINIS " 'sue' eSoeP' !" WING "'''"'" ~,
We ""'" - my .,..,-.
thah ever oe'"re' l" Seo"S' '''' '""' "'s"
priced ones are taking the day aud that
Granger machines have played out. Why
is II that country Sc wing machine agents do
not advertise
We have been informed that the writer
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T OUISVlILE
Paducah Il South-W estern
Rail. ~ q A ID.


Connecting at Ovensloro June,ion with L.. q. A
y. r. Il. fnr ONetisiufo.
Al NUItonyiIle 18th ~. I1ris 4 sOuth-E Eastern
R.R.
Al PAducah for all points south and Southwest.
Al Louisville for all points Nosth-East.
u. D. wHITCOMB, sup't.
EpwARD p. WILSON, Genl FRI Tiett All,
i5S-ly Louisville, Ky.
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are run North, South. East and West bath says
without change, from
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SOLID FOR MccREARY.

We arrived home the following
morning at $50 via the Richmond
braDch-glad once more to set foot in
our adopted town-vhich, though not
as pretsaious, probably, as some We
yisited-is by no means inferior to any
of them.
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GOIN0 NORTH.

rains leave stanford as follow. daily, sundays
excepted.
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PULASKI COUNTY SEWs.

A DENocp At.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-28
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Regular January Session, 1875.
FOURTH DAY-cosTIsUED.

The Board now proceeded to examine
the Tieasurer's books and vouchers, and
10 compare the same with the Auditors
books. and found the same to be correct.
whereupDn said vouchers were turned
over 10 the Auditor TO remain on ME In
lils office.
On motion Board adjourned until 10.
morrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

P.sssxS column
Bo4k5ARS w4NTrGp10sISysS yry PAcE.Tlfh equmn
ssygssSEs column.
cay REAL ESTATE FOX sALE-srcoSD PAsE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwrLrrH PAGn-Fnth col
P.GrsiTts column p.s,-
ooAsr%E pa PAa.-rhrd and
oop1& farSG fGiH HTPs-Nu-u PAGE
6qRSSTTEEY eoanS
bKY Gn2psEEsI PAoEFqIuEtn cTFTqRm%sHEp AND
U FURNlsHED-sKcoSD PAGE-first and second
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-sEcoSD PAer-Tnird col
ExovasIoYs-, sEcoTD PAoE-Fihh and sixth columns.
FoE ASp TO LET
SECOND PAeE-second column,
EEES Ssnm
HELP 0 AN i2ISa PAor-si1th col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, 4o.-Frnsr PAGr-Thlrd and
HOUSES, ROOMS, 90, wASTEO~SsCOSD rAar-seo-
IINsTEGHllGSgEI PAorzsi1th column.
LOST AND EoUND-FIRsr PAeE-Second column.
S@q%S column
PAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
MUSlCAL-fIRsT fAGE-Sixth column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Stxth column
fEKSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First and second columns.
PIANoFOkTEs, ORGANS, &C.-FIRsr PAck-Finh col
umn.
POST OFFICE NOTICEs-FInsr PAeE-Fourth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH PAGE-Fourth column - -
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-SEcoSD PAGE-Flrst column
REAL ESTATE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGB-First
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoND PAeE-Firsr col
REwARDs-FIRsr PAGE-second column
bALES AT AUCfION-SEcOND fAGE-Slxth column.
MUTATIONS WANTED-FEMALes-TwE PACE
First second, third and fourth columns
MUTATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGx-Fith
column.
BPECIAL NoTICEs-FRsr PAGE-Second and third
JUMMEK Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Sixth column
THE TRADES-iwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TURF-fIRsT lAGE-Third column
70 LIE FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-sEcoNp PACE
First column.
rRAvELLER,' GUIDE-sEcoND PAcE-Fourth and nth
UNFGRSISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LEr-SEcoSD PAGK-Second column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-ELEvE sTH PAGE-Sixth col
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.-ELEvENrH PAos-sixth
sEsTCHhsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LEr-SEcoED PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FRsr AGE-Fourth col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04
RACES
August 10, IL, IA, II. 10 and q.

An opportunity of winning small fortune at the out
lay insignificant amount Is afforded at Saratoga
the 10Th and following Certain horses have been
saved expressly from the this meeting, and
from a with winners at the first meeting several
races are a certainty; IN ON tuesday
position will be offered of any moment as owners
having the best horses Will row in together and pools
VIII only be bought up on the day OF race so mat %
than probable that horse will all
pools lie among the held Name of horse and all other
particulars and four certain winners at aratoga's
ond meeting sent post trec receipt of ST. Address
j. H., box 5,229 Post Office New YORK
THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISH.
i MINT, No. HS Broadway prepared to do every
variety of Printing, Wood Engraving and Lthography
atvery low rates.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A CITY lArCrIoN MART AND NEW YORK TAT
IhRsALL's, CORNER OF Broadway and Thirty'ninth
MAJOR cHAs. W. BARKER, AUcTIoNEER.
EVERY V4H H WE6SEsDAY e' AND SSf5t sXffURDxY,
AT tLEYEY O'CLOCK.
horse sold under warrantee.
TnIs Is the only auction mart in the State having
large driving track entirely under cover and plenty of
''''' ~ 64iXIoGTE Of, SALE THIS DAP
GENTLEMAN'S srLESDIb Family Establishment,
high, and 8 years old; extra appearance and style;
afraid OF d perfect for family use and warranted
bmLt by Wood Bros Harness, &c
ST s A KS SS9 BY Bepsoa g5os
bay orange county bred Hampetonian Trottng Mares,
sire Goser ;e are M high Years o ~
are prompt game and easy drivers are unframed ana
trotting teams to be found and warranted kind.
FiS s T0P PoNY 9I Ph NYe built by Close
General Knox. 1917 high years old: stylish and
pleasant driver can vet IN 2;4s ana Is gated well
reliable can be dtyen by any at speed and is
NEW AND SECOND hand Harness. Horse Clothing,
ELEGANT ROAD Turnout, comprising a beautiful
dd owns name and tae S hsh YEARS Old e
game and pleasant drivers is unframed rot in
three IN nutcs ana is warranted sound and Kind; also
GOP WAGON by Wood Bros
SPEEDY soRREL rrottng Gelding. lsH high. years
old fine, easy driver and great pole horse can rot
FINE ROIKAWAY, built by White
NO TOp Express Wagon. by Taylor 4 Co.
ROAD TURNOUT comprising a fast brown Trotting
in 2:i5; Warranted sound and Kind also Waterman
TWENTY.Two other top and top Road WAGONS,
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed on account OF weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04

AN OLD ESTABLISHED BAR AND REsTAUR-
n ant doing a good business for sale or exchange
Real or Personal Estate sickness OF Hing
Apply at 25S West street
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TIvoLI THEATRE, EIGHTH STREET,
i between second and Third avenues.
PAUL FALK Propriotos
THE ONLY THEATRE
arranged after the plan OF the
LONDON MUSIC HALLS.
House crowded nightly
witness
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT
IN New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04

A HANDSOME BLACK MARE, 10 HANDS. YEARS
n ola sound and kind, can show 2aOi single or
doubles line Brewster Wagon, fine HARVEST separate
ogcthcr very cheap for cash Call and see AZ 4g West
hriy.nfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04

L,OR sALE.-A BLACK MARE, PHAEToN, NEARLY
II new, single harness, whip. robe blunket every
thing complete sold only for want OF Apply Tor
this Thursday OF Dr. BURRAS. As Great Jones street
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BENNETT BUILDING.
BENNETT BUILDING.
- A rpw Nopk OFFrcps To INT

ID EMMETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE oFFIoEs TO LEE
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT.
lLayr saSs. S SG sn"assi Furnishing
50; W. smith, Law Books.
idSSip nLL:lII5IlsSn,,, Cigars 'as,,..
6-Baum Friedman, TAI %ovx
inlet Very s shSoS 9 R sP5Ez and 1n'ur.no
l-McMahon 4 Morse, Lawyers
Nv II. ODwyer, Lawyer
i koss ! FY Kenny 5aT Ess Estate.
Sd. Herrick Henry, Lawyer
j. E. Ludden Lawyer.
6-Northwestern Lite Insurance Company
z-Homer 4; Nelson. lawyer.
E Frsssas s ). seke e~snsf lawyer
William G. Cooke LAWYER.
John Fowler Jr., Lawyer.
~ Charlton 7. Lewis, secretary
i2-McCarthy Chalmers, lawyer
Il. ,. Ferguson Lawyer.
;. Y Nj " c walS 's av Lawyer
International Collection Association.
{, G. Dern'h'0n'F HIKES STORY.
s2FFetiritch Gardweil, Lawyer1
IL. i i. H BsnH. L a1yssr-
Dudley l. James Lawyer
5-shcridan Bonynge, stsnographer
7- s Il e g Fsi Fsai f Is%s.r.
J. b Aitken, Lawyer.
6-W g. Traphagen, Lawyer
= Z GWa ',daS Lawyer.
". DufacF. Lawyer.
lS-MiiESnson 4 Peters Trussss. OF Estate ofwAisA
5 haI5lsS$ stsr s' sisnos ETSss!'
IL " \ BepSboIz Civil Engineer
fsSa6 ana feSSss$ f sSSss Company
l-rhornton 4 Earle, Lawyers w
k kssesam sss Eswy N Bankruptcy
4-Henry wehe, Lawyer.
s :. f FashleT kr EaSTer.
S-Rgsssn ATsTisSn Manufacturing Company D.
s#s:@%3ssas , SMfSi 's$ss; lawyer
' PurroT 1 B St9Sk Lawyers 1Swys.s
8 rary, D %eiisr &Es scEenok Lawyer.
Z. u'Bren, Lawyer.
.s-S % al ss' SINNER law lawyer
= Fred. W. Kenny Attorney and Counsellor
Is Lockwood Crosby, lawyers
E}s' BUTLER Lawyer .no,u
IL stlqm9re. Lawyer. '
2-stuyvesant Bank Receiver
TTf K %sss 4 ns'iri a%y Lawyer.
So. B. Roe A1 lawyer l."'0''
6-iniernsnonaI f'ubiishins Company
7- iqtsS Ell Z Fitch, Lawyers
b-Hascall Stetson, LawyerA
l.. c. Stedman, Lawyer.
g-SOciety Tor Reformation Of Juvenile Delnuueuta
l0-S II. Steele, Lawyer
. W. H. King, Lawyer
III. p. J. a. Reed Lawyers
l2-Byrne, Everett Co. Lawyers
Il Walsh, Halbcrt kckerson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
l-John Townshend, Lawyer
A. Nicholson
Vim. Coventry II; waddell, General Assignee in Bank
ruptcy, act of Congress OF ls4l. ~
2-R Logan. Scotch Granite Monumental 40
E-G w. carpenter lawyer
"a Otis T. Hall, Lawyer.
IS G. i. Webster, Lawyer
jefferson Clark, Lawyer
81 John l.. Knight
~ Jantor.
81 NJ. +. Eller, Lawyer
9) &. A. Lane, LAWYER
smith Dean City Surveyor
10)G. w. Van Siclen, Lawyer.
II IT H. Baldwin. Lawyer.
Wy Charles II. Barrow, Lawyer.
Fenton Rockwell, Lawyer
J. A. Lydecker. Re II Estate.
g. +. ydecker, Lawyer.
l3 Henry A. Gldersleeve, Lawyer
AS q. X. Carrington Lawyer
U. W. 1ompklnS Lawyer
T. u. Miner. Lawyer
Two passenger elevators running all the time.
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THE TURF.

NEW .DoRP CLUB GROUNDS, STATEN ISLAND
IN saturday August H. l875-Purse $500; $50 TO first
$50 to $S5 to third SIS fourth hreeonarer
track heats; pes in in harness; open all horses
that have beaten 2:34 Entries TO be made the
proprietor in writing. with 10 per cent, before
D. R. RYERs, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04

AMUSEMENTs-FIRsT PAGE-Sxth column
AeTROLOGY-SEcoND PAGE-Stxth column.
BILLIA RDS-sEcoND PAGE--txth column.
BOAkDERS WANTED-ELEyESTH PAGE-Fifth column
BoAkD AND LODGING wANTED-ELEvEsrH PAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04
Personal.

nHoMAs MULLIGAN. WHO LEFT CHURCHILL
county FermAnsgh, In the year 1851. no account OF
him SINCE 1884 and was then with Denis rogers, Flush
ing Long Island state OF New York. Any nformalio
respecting him will be thankfully received by his
brother, JAS. MULLiGAN, Ballintree county Donegal
Ireland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04

AN OLD ESTABLISHED CONFECTIONERY AND
n Ice Cream saloon with all necessary utensils, doing
good party business will sold cheap tor ca sh good
given tor ceiling Apply AZ 225s THIRD avenue,
between l2ld and l23d streets, Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04

THE TWO SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN (BRoTHERs)
who wished To engage board TWEEN ~ first street.
with dinner at can De accommodated II not suited.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02
PHYSICIANS.

~ T.. "a. II DAVENPORT having located IN
[ : savannah. offers lIS professional services
l., The c:tiZcnS Of Savannah and vicinity. once
at h.S Iicncc Main street, one block east OF
tnc square.
ZEILk-F. {. MATTr>0c- supplies orr citizens
w with fresh MILK every morning y evening
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

CkEENI"E q KING. Attorneys and
I z councillors III law. Particular attention
riv,.a 10 r"licr-1p:>. H"ic" on the south ~ric
1t.,.. square, ia G"w Bank Building. -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

g\,~~~- EN- FRANKLIN LODGE, No. 355, :.
Ey-&.< sDr. n \. NJ, meets first Saturday in
ssG-Ss<,:.,A month, at 10 4. u. All brothers in
C}N|<& rood stauting are fratclnally invited to
v.s;-u~. JOHN l.. STANTON, W. ".
r. /. NcTAnDFN. >cc'y.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

WASHINGTON, June 2G.-The follow
ing dispatch was received at the Indian
Bureau this morning:
RED CLOUD AGENCY, June q.
Ia, lion. /. y. Smith:
The Red Cloud and Spotted Tail IN
dians have signed an agreement to re-
l;nuuish their rights in Nebraska. They
want eleven thousand six hundred dol
lars in horses, nine thousand dollars in
cows. twenty-one hundred dollars in
harness and twenty-three hundred de-
Lars in wagons. All are well pleased
(Signed) j. W. DANIELS,
United States Indian Inspector.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02
How to Become Rich.

My success is owing to .iberality in
advertising.-Bonner.
The road to fortune is through prin-
terS' ink-P. I. Barnum.
Frequent and constant advertising
brought me all own.- AT. Stewart.
Success depends upon liberal patron
age of printing offices.-J. ]. Astor.
How can the world know man has a
good thing unless he advertises his pos
session of it?-Vanderbilt.
My son, deal with men who advertise
You will never lose by it.-Ben Frank.
lin..
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02
SAVANNAH, MO. FRIDAY JULY 2, 1875.

A sort of Tilton speaker got along
pretty weliin his lecture until he said.
almost triumphantly, Are tie young
LADIES' of the present Gay fit for wives?"
y female voice was heard in the audi
ence saying: They are lit for hus-
bands, but the trouble Is YOU men are
aot fit tor wives" The female voice
was right, and the lecturer did not fol-
Iow up that branch of his argument.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

and polite, and in tact every 5hing
conducted in the most satisfied tOry
manner. \ fine display of the PRO
duets Of the country was made as Tn
ion Hall. where an impromptU ball
was gotten up for the entertainment
of the "Fabcr Wicidcrs," which was
81 pleasant and enjoyable affair.
We eft Wichita at :. Il. IN, on Fri
day and took breakfast at Hutchin-
son, Reno county, the citizens doing
everything in their power TO render
Us comfortable, and taking it all i'll
alI, Hut Crimson is entitled to great
credit for the entertainment we re-
ccivc,i. Here they furnished biscuit
from wheat grown this year.
Oar next Stopping place was at
Dodge City, > miles from TT. Dodge
Mai Kirk /. 5. ~. and DR.. W. L..
Tremunc |. :. a., prepared for us d
magnificent dinner, with the usual
ctcctcras of /. ). y. dinners. After
pleasant hour spent here We are
o,roi, on o,,,. ,,-o,- .,,,3 rnocb Cronoda
90 o.to, ;, ,.i.o .,,,,or and ro.;ro
On cotnrlar ,,,r,,in,t flo troin i RIM
o,+ - -. orl of +Lo t,oc,, oftor
,,.ni,.h ,vo ro4,,,,, +.lo dinpor ond
,.a,,.o,,.o.,, la,,,, .,:u
~, ,,-o, rrdonl,,o',1,. ono of .ho
,,o.+ ,,1~,.,n+ oal a,,;,,ol,1o o,-o,,r
.;a,, n,,a. ,,1on,,oI on,I o--oortod. not
1..,,,} ,.a:laut
.o,,,I o,.1 oo.,,,,.l,. ,o- .,1,,.o1
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02
BRASS BAND TEACHER.
JOHN S. DUGAN,

DRt>S BAND TEACHER. Music arranged
k0 rDurrr Also, original pieces furnished
et request Terms satisfactory. -
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q TEASONIC.->avm Lodge. No. =,
-A W \. F. n y. NJ, meets first and third
* X SATURDAY ia eacn month al o clock pm.
~ All brOthcrs in good standing are fratcr-
rai!y iHH itcd 10 visit Us.
u. VI. DANFORD, w. NJ.
r y JOY. Scc'y
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SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.

in his column ffy cents per line
tor ga;p. 5or!uGiaq he gracrGi heat. Those
wh1 c6r.rtjse IN ms cOinmn ere rc'1H5ie GtI
TrGiGft tfOrrrrt IN their respective cGNinqs.
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SOCIETIES..

.,s~.,z.... T o. q: F--S3Y"nr"h lodse, No.:
* 90 tt k>DAI EVENING, - Odd
|<>s.N">- Fellows Hall, rnonhcast corner
D THE Public Square. All members oft3" order
il -o"'j standing, visiting the city, are cordially
invited 10 meet with rs.
VINAL G. FARES n. q.
! II. STEWART, Scc'v. 29S
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BAKERY, &c.

T {. SHEDRICk, Eagle bakery, c"ntcc-
tiOucry and restaurant, west side OF The
s.u!urr Parties furnished Oh short notice. -
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~ \. WHITAKER. attorney AT law and
l s tIrnrri ClaiIU agent, Savannah, Mo. sol
Gf,r~' claims against the GoNcrlila'n! for land
warrants. Lac!; pav and bousty. widows and
invalid pensions in,l general collections attended
10 wi;I -rcut ,,lr7. and promptn"Ss. Also, for
wawiu- am3 ijud agent i5rthc NCtlSon, Topeka
tE san: T., Railroad Company. All inqElrlrS
promptly ans vrr,. He will ticket parties I" all
poinf> on The ruu !. Call on him. I3
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T + BRl ~ a'for!.r.y Y at Law, viii ara, tce
u. IL al ~ ,'1.rts 81 Northwest Missouri
Special att,.lii,.l given to business in the county
and ,-,,.,atr cu,irgs. Oilicr over Farmers
Bank. =.
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TIE INDIANS SIGN AWAY THEIR HUNT
ING GROUNDS.
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ATTORNEYS.


VST v. CLt.DWELL, attnrncv-ai-'aw am!
~ Nul.ry i'uhlic. Pay special attention
. cnll"c:iu.c. r,..N .yaucin- ami investigating
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