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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

Y Mem e;c u 0 d roku 1921
vyhlasene.
Co prostfedek prot nemocini, jake;
SolnatJ tok, kozni vyrazeni-
a, ostrost krve, pokazeny IA
lud K paleni zahy. $50
Nejvy bornejsi lex proti ne
m c j 10 ater, sloziny zluee.
Spolehlivy lex proti a,
boIeni hiayy
yseho druhu, dychavicnosti zapachu
ust.
Osvtdeeny lex pfi vsech zenskych ne
mocech, bednicce, zloutenici, zkazene kr-
We 2aludkovych kfeci.
Jisty presttedck proti zimnici rheu-
matismu.
Uzivani iedne lahve Augsburgskych
kapek usetfi vetsch vyloh "a leky.
25 clI "a lahev aneb lahvi "a S1.00
X dostani ka2de pofadne lekarne nsb
pfi zaslani obnosu, hlavnho skladu pro
Ameriku od
vi. Ernst, Cleveland, d.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
7 o v o d G Il.

POttsviiie, 10. srp. Y Tamaqua
strhl Sc lijavec, ktery pine dve hodiny tr
val mesto tax vodou zatopil, re sklepy
byly chvilce plny vody ze obchodnic
q hospodsti pred vodou dovnitf SC valic,
zavfiti museli Ma zeeznieni trait sp6so
bila voda znaGnou skodu
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
Bratroy yra { d a.

Cincinnati, 10. srp. Tfi bratri da
Ii Sc ma konsk6m trzisti hadce do sebe;
We rvacce byl jeden Mich zabit. Zabi-
ty obratnymi spekulacemi majetek dru,
hych dvou 81 ziskal popudil je tim ma
sebe
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
Poulieni loupez.

Kansas City, No, 19. srp. Dnes
o 10. hod. notni byh diva cizinci Cd dyou
zakuklenych zakefnikd pfepadeni s
10 zeleznicni listky do Denver oloupe-
nj
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
Z Upad d e k.

Indianapolis, 19. srp. A. Bor.
den, vynikaiici pozemkovf spekulant ban
krotoval.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
Edwin Booth the Actor,

LuW10 0OOCA u0O ACTOR.
IN noting Mr.. Booths temperance, the
N. Y. Herald says:
The accident does not interfere with his
acting. 1t was sad, however. to SOC his
let arm hanging motionless at his eide.
IN the first act he supported it in the folds
" his robe, and in the second it hunglelp-
le'sly. And yet 20 perfect in the art Of
gesture is Mr.. Booth, that if the spectators
.ad been previously unaware Of the acci-
'ent, they would net have know it by any
want Of grace in the actsr. He made one
arm 30 as far a. = dozen arms Of ordinary
actors. Briareus himself osuld moi have
'one better. 1t is for this reason that We
ny that the misfortune did not interfere
WITH the actiag. 1t called forth all Mr..
: ne.sa's invention, It is true; but the won
.~1ul wealth sf gesture he revalsl with
''' arm alsns, might BE- compared to the
psrt'rnniaaaos, q Pagst isi >. . single string
:, ~ th' violin. bHe used his leit Hand t.
a0ld the srs.srd.r, and .tt.r HI, triumph
VT physifcsl fFll5 dis.Sls.asat ia Il. fsanisx
- .''.e NV, ". ''lsus = ssslA .p,.y oRansso
-. wStehes:: es:.''l,h''!'3'' ", . -ofi 10 '@7''
'. -
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

THE MORNING HERALD
Is published every morning, (sundsys ex.
excepted). and delivered in the ::slty sf
Wilmington and surrounding places
for six cents per week, payable -
tho carriers. Mall subscrip-
tions. postage free, ,1r
,'t sitlt rD..tl.i.. 81.
.4sEE Z j ABS PER ANNUN 8,
I'M AnVANcR H.J ~
niI.tL N~f""TIl~TrT .D@nll
o'BykE1 BR0s.. fv1LssHzR, 'n
a,s IA ~ sHnLHY r. :,
W111Wo3o4. DAAWA2D NJ"
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
A Kentucky Heroine.

From 'he Femingsbug Rambler.
Last week, Thursday, a lady of this
county put quilt into the frames, and on
the evening of the day following the quilt
was taken out finished. Besides doing this
'he attended to the dairy, charming twice,
'aubbing porch forty feet long, washed =
little, and assisted in catching one dozen
chickens. What treasure for some noble
Young man.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

ICE ICE ZOE
HAVING LAID. IN A LARGER STOCK
OF ICE
Than ever before, Of excellent quality. And
thickness, ~ to is inches) Wo 40
now ready for the season Of
1876, at the following
prices:
pounds dsa!ly...:-:.::... .;@ cents week
-. s..s......... .........86
y ..................!.60
l6 " " ....................0o
~ .....s..........,...76
, q ............ .....,..0o
g :" :" and oyer q csnt per pound.
LOO 1t ~ cents Der ~ N.
ICE BY THE TON At Low Mates.
Contracts for he seasoa q low as the low.
's' ut, y - 'iTT j ',-"
We ptids Sssseives IN having obtained
tho MOst yJ-,1 ~ IIl m H----'
CAREFUL, POLITE, AND Aoooarnrr.
ri s'na' 3 DATING hf4VERS ~
's !. u tAs civ fox AZ sar rostea
.davs g . eaA hstcre aaAg slsswheus, i
o.. u.nys o. Il WAT1NE i BRO.
d. ...e~ a. -; s"''S = ''sl!1ll y \, III 4
'{fh1l ,o,rS .a.W Mo,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

NHANGE OF OURs+WILMINGTON
~ & WESTERN RAILROAD Commence
will cun as follows:
Leave Wilmington 1890 q. m. and 5.35 p. m.
Leave Landenberg 6.45 am, and l.3O pm.
Arrive Wilmington 7.55 am, and 8. Is pm
Arrive Landeaberg II. Is p. m, and $50 m.
CONNECTIONS.-At Wilmington, with
P. w. & B. and Delaware X. r. trains. At
Landenberg with Penna. 4 Delaware r. r
sug B-tf DAVID cONNELL, SUP.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
THE MORNING HERALD
IL the only Morning Paper publish ed in th
State Of Delaw are.

The HERALD contains all the latest Tele
6 raphic News, bright and; newsy locals
pointed and pithy Editorials, q full line Of
Correspondence, and variety OF Miscel-
lane as items. r.,.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.

PERSONAL AND PEE1 IN ENT.
Millions in it-Singer's will.
Julia Matthews has rheumatism.
Prairie fires are raging in Nebraska.
Mrs. John Wood is sick with jsundics.
A castor oil factory has been started in
Kansas.
The Reverend Spurgeon has \ wonder
full memory.
Some letters Of Galileo have just been
discovered.
They capture 4ooo-pound bears in New
Hampshire.
Stable dogs in Troy are affected with the
epizootic
Secretary Chandler weighs ex-Zachly
2OS pounds.
The dentists epitaph-"He is filling his
last cavity"
A Baptist clergyman of London carries
tent around with him.
A funny phrase in politics-Republi-
cans supporting John Norrisey.
This has been the hottest and dryest
autumn ever known on the Pacific coast.
What jolly crowd the three will be-
the President,s old Zach, and the quart
bottle.
Jay Cookies collection Of pictures, which
cost 100000, brought 100000 at the auc-
ton sale.
An English clergyman has assertained
that dogs have souls and 60 to heaven of
their own.
President Grant receives from 10 to ~
A. N. lie doesn't object to "recsiviug"
at other hours, tho.
DR.. Hayes is sure that there is an open
polar sea, and thinks it would b good po-
lar-sea to hunt it up.
Distant relations People Who imagin.
they have claim to rob ysu if you are
ich, and to insult you if you are poor.
The Oldest harp in tho wsrld is said to
be that preserved in Trinity College, Dab
lin, which was made in the eleventh cen
tury.
The bed Of the river Danube is st some
points as dry as chip, and tho stream is
supposed to have found a subterraneous
channel. |.
Forty miles west Of Laramie, Wyoming
Territory, large lake has been discovered
in which the bottom is thick layer of sui ,
phats of nagnesia or EPSON salts, in alnos t
. pure state.
Jefferson Clyne, who lives near Wyth-
vile, Va, is only feet inches high in .
MS boots, which are No. lis. He is 20
years old, weighed l2 pounds at his birth, i
and now weighs Al pounds. {
A Wisconsin editor illustrates the pre- 4
Vallng extravagancs of the people Of the r.
present day, calling attention to the costly
'aby carriages in use now; while, when he I
vas baby, they hauled him around by !
he hair of the head. n
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

DLnASE NOTICE
THAT YOU WILL FIND
Blank books, Writing Paper,
Fancy Papers, Envelopes, Initial Papers,
Slate Pencils, Lead Penslls, Steel Pens,
sGho0! n,sns sistesa M1Ec,lage TX. penholders,
Back Cannon Boards, ...
Bice and Dice Cups, Lotto Games
Base Balls, Croquet, Pocket Knives,
Wallets, Stationers Hardware, .,.. 4!
'..' ' Drawing Materials,
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF STATION
.-H ERY,
AT &. 8. r. BUTLER's
No. 42e Market Street.
v. ALLEN .. %. ... a Il
PRACTICAL RARBER,
5'r0op Ell NEW, B1xTH s7azsr|
"..i.IH 9tv- .l.....i..
Hair cuaaias. nhampsoing, and Dysias n
-. syof1 alyl& sns1&-. 4
,l oFsscc11 ,,e,,,,, 14,y,T ,,'7 .71 ~. T---ol
rH /" III ."'I; p, "PHAcur RASsRs ~
D" II. xsktse 11syzAs.sn /
d, E,>J4,sV Il 1a1'f9r s.::. ~. - =. =
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
H0SIERY.

lBARsA1Ns ! BAsaA1ss' BARGAINS
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CIcY
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS IS AT
sMARKETsTRERT.
PLAID, PLAIN AND REPP GOODS
from Is cents to 81.
ALL WOOL CAsHMEREs.
BLACK ALAPAcAs, s'''D " Genus !" 'l'''
ALL WOOL EMPRESS sFsS e cGoTH, EFF T. 'l'"'
Best Qualities, SO cents.
BLANKETS BLANKETS BLANKETS {!
l2H Blankets, from s2 IS to SIS %.
Full assortment of Cloth and Cassimeres.
Shawls from 80 cts. upwards.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACEl
E. FELLHIMER,
l16 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
y. B:-Fine assortment black silks 1ren.
800 to &W Oct 25-tf
, JOHN H. REED,
N. E. Cor. Second and Orange Streets.
PICTURE FRAMES,
of all styles made to order of Walnut, Gilt
and Imitation.
LOOKING GLASSES,
SQUARE AND ,1dAdon 9XAd . ~, M ,,,,.,
the loves, o. prices.
aug. 2-ly
NOAL HODS! COAL HODs!!
"
ASH RIDDLES! ASH RIDDLES! I!
WOOD SAWS! WOOD SAWS
A large variety, for sale cheap, at
JAMES y BRO.
Hardware,
sep2-tf 2o4 Market street.
BUT1ER' BUTTER' |
A few more customers wanted for
BRANDYWINE HUNDRED, BUTTER,
Received every Tuesday and Friday, at Sd |
street Market.
oct6-1m HILLEGAR & co,
THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING 20,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
pEEssS ON.

Press on, o, alter not
Thou Pilgrim on life's road
Gird faiths arm0r on, 2
Shoulder now thy load.
II thoins lurk beneath
The flowers along the way.
Press on, press on, there'll
Dawn srighter day.
II clouds hang DER thee,
Despairing do not be,
For silver liniags to each cloud
Ere long thine eyes will see.
Press on. and when thy feet
Arc FIRM upon the goal,
Thou wilt appreciate the toll,
And Joy win I'LL thy soul.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

DIANO AND ORGAN TUNING, Church
1 Organs, Cabinet Organs, Melodeons,
Pianos, and all kinds Of musical instru-
ments tuned and repaired; new Bellows and
Reeds made for Cabinet Organs and Mele-
deons; 20 years experience. ]. H. Bleyer,
40 Orange street. oct8-3m
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-21
THE 3OTE CT A
Arrangements fcr its Observance.

A meeting was held il John b. Me-
ior's Office, on Wednesday evening
May 10Th, to make arrangements for
observing Decoration Day. The meet
ING was organized by electing Capt.
p. Mercer chairman, and Abram
Dobbs Secretary.
\ Committee of three, consisting
OF Capt. WY. Caldwell, -. c. Stotts
and 3. II. DMltOrd. were appointed
a Committee of arrangements.
Motion carried, that said Commit
tee. appoint CommittGa or flowers,
consisting OF ladies.
Molten carried that Judge John
NcLain, be requested to act as Chair
man Of the meeting en he Seth.
II. c. ShedTick. ii. L. Sargent and
j. G. Ilonnold, were appointed Com
mittee Oh music.
Moved and carried that Rev. B. 7.
.Stauber, be requested to act as Chap
lain.
The Committee CT Arrangements
were authorized to procure Speak
crs. Capt. p. Mercer WAS appointed
Marshal of She Day.
j. NJ. Elliot "a appointed & Com
mittce to designate graves.
On motion the papers Of the City
were requested so publish proceed
ings of the meeting.
p. MERCER, Chairman,
ADRIAN DOBBS Secretary.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-21
Letter from Mr.. Kirtiey.

EDITOR REPURLICAN-Iy atten-
dion was directed to the reading of
an article in the Patron of the 18th
inst, censuring my action as a county
official in presenting my claim to the
County Court of Andrew County,
for one thousand dollars salary per
aRnum, instead CT eight hundred, the
amount paid the former Treasurer.
1t is well understood, | presume,
that the salary of the County Treas
trer is not fixed by law, but left in
the sound discretion Of the court to
be governed by the amount of labor
to be performed and the responsible
tv assumed. Hence it is, that differ
eut salaries have been received by the
various incumbents elected, or ap-
DointeA to this office. At a time
when the responsibility was less, the
bond required much less than now,
and the labor comparatively nothing
to what it now is, the County Court
fixed the Salary of this office from
$500 to 81, 900; and without an eXcep-
ton, | believe, the former officers
were enabled to attend, and did at
tend. to other business III addition to
their official duties.
With a largely increased bond, and
the labor of the office increased i'll a
still greater proportion, indeed, at
times more labor than OHe man could
possibly attend to in Justice to him
self, and those having bushes in the
office, often requiring assistance, L
thought, and still think, that l onght
to be paid as literally as was a form
er Treasurer. when the labor was far
less than at present. ] thought, II
still think that .Hy salary should be
fixed at one thousand dollars per an
mum. and net until after fully famili-
arizing myself with the work of the
office did ] ask to have my sal
arv fixed, and not until the court
should have an opportunity of inves-
tigating the matter, did / csk them
to pass upon it. If i'll all this there
is any crime, | am the criminal. The
article referred to says: THE salary
of Capt. John Z. Majors, was eight
hundred dollars annually, with addi-
tional perquisites in the way Of a
percentage Oh SCIlOOl HlOilicS, "HiCl
brought his salary up to $4,000 a
year," which statement is false. The
Treasurer is entitled by law to one
half of one per cent OH all school
monies d~isbursed, and only amounted
to $113.41 instead of $4,000 in, the
case cited. 1t is farther stated, that
/ did not mention the fact, that my
percentages are likely to be much
more than Mr.. Majors were. | did
fail to state any such facts, simply
because they r not facts, so far as !
have any knowledge. The percent
age on school monies above referred
to, are the only perquisites connected
with, or appertaining to, this office
that [ have any knowledge of.
In conclusion, l desire to say, that
without seeking to ascertain the au
thor of the malicious ettnsion which
however, l have every reason to be
lieve, emanated from the brain of TIT
self constituted guardian of the PEG
pies interests, in all matters that d.
mot conflict with his own, reh2shed b,
the stupid pen OF cocktail Kelly.
NOW dismiss the subject, not wishin;
TO CRAFTY them either with a stree
or journalistic controversy.
NICHOLAS KIRTLEY,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-21
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John Gressler' Nav 4 |,
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Joseph Peters. NAV 4. i
George 4 EerSev. May 4 l.
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-21

IGitNcT tor JaI!
road commissioner
registrar
goods for prisoners {
printing for county ]
registrar !
clerk and messenger election
publi-hUl" notice
road Oycr-ucr
registrar /
registrar !
official salary :
official salary
official salary .
clerk and messenger election
clerk OF election
iurt-r Of election
judge oi election
judge Of election
constable oi election
clerk ri election
clerk OF election
jude Of election
judge II election
Judge of election
judge OF election
tax enormously paid
registrar
Judge of election
Judge OF cicctioa
JHr@~e az election
clcrE. Of election
clerk q elcctiCa
registrar
registrar
Registrar !
CLERK Of election
Judge eff election
.iId"r of election
clerk OF election
clerk of election
Judge and messenger election
.IhtG" and messenger election
lut-t and messenger election
.inJSr aub messenger election
clerk of election
SundrIeS for Office
Registrar
Judge Of election
judge O~felrcti0n
judge detection
clerk of election
clerk of election
official services ]
goods for Jail
stationery :
stationery
wood for county .
wood fur COUNTS .
wood for county
Wood Tor county d:
wood Tor county
official services
official services
official services .
official services j
official services 3
official services :
official services
Official services
forfeit book 4
clerk Of election
clerk of election
judge of election
Judge of election
Judge of election
Official service !:
Toad OVerSeer ]
bridge commissioner
Official service 81
Clothing prisoners
printing
official service
registrar
official service &c i
bill of cost II
bill of cost
bill of cost
tax enormously paid
boarding prisoners
official service !
judge %OfelectiOn
judge of election
stationery
making raOd Ii st
registrar
clerk OF election
registrar
judge of election
blanks
carrying chain
carrying chain
services as constable
Judge Of election
rem of room
Judge of election
service ut election
wood saving
clerk of eleCtiOn
clerk of election
clerk of election
printing
conveying prisoners to jail
Judge of election
official services y
official services
official service
stationary
assessor q
printing
keeping patient
stationery ~ medicine
locks for Jail
opening polls
saving wood
repairs on jail
goods for jail
stationery
chairs
express
team
straw for jail
poll books
official service
clothing for prisoners
judge of election
clerk of election
printing
keeping 4 S kenyon
official service
official service
official service
stationery
official service
clothing for lunatiG
Judge OF election
iude of election
judge of eleCtiOS
clerk of election
clerk and messenger of election
road Oversecr
stray record
judge ~OfelectiOn
judge of election
judge Of election
clerk OF election
clerk and messenger of election
judge of election and messenger
serving election
clerk election
CLERK election
judge election
judge election
repairs for jail
judge election
judge election
judge election
clerk election
judge election
judge election
judge and messenger election
judge election
judge election
road commissioner
road commissioner
fee book
painting
tin boxes
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-21
EXHIBIT.

FEyIE following is an Abstract of the Receipts and Disbursements Of the several
Funds OF Andrew County, for the Fiscal Year commencing May lt lS74 and
endinr Ami }Mh. 1875: rs tie same appears of record in 1.-THE Office Of the Clerk
OF The Count Court, this 18th day Of May, 1876.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-21
County Fund.

t,vnE 13!
t,v.S II
raves PIT
49, -,
'"NeS -
.rotot S3,aG9.
u. T..-I
COItfttU i ttICSt.
N VIA ACCT ISSUED. ANON
Official .orvir.S so -
Road s.rvirrs 10 60
S,I,rv 900 90
EnnIs.rvica ~ 90
Pad S.ryirr ~ l
p,-t ..rvicn - ut
HysJ .rrvics 70 90
POD snyvicn % M
Pad ...r;ce g D
RnrJ .~trvirn ~ 90
Corryinr Cb.;p ~
pnaI ..Tvicm Is 90
Tn"i scrrico Is 90
Enni st,.yirn II 90
III ..r,i.r !; oo
S,Jnrr - ca
START 80 l.
pn,I,urioo - On
III Saw-n 10 nl
rnnJ s.ryico - 90
Ro,i soyvicc : Oh
rnnT Sar,.ico % "a
nIs"ctsn,nhhn,. -
Rn.d sarvire 6 no
Se,v;cc :, hs,.,rm "a M
Road .arvir. mn
Road service II on
Rod ServIcn on nl
Rnr5 sory;rn * nO
po,d Snrv;co & M
pnnd c.ry;.o In AN
pnod cor,.icc : M
work at >sylum II 81
rood soryics In IN
rnod cns.rni~ sc;oro, 4 oo
,ood cnryico : nm
ro.d service IN on
."nI Son ~ 01
800 Sorr;co = 90
r""J Sorrico - oT
r .oa $500 - ~
road service - M
- eorr;co 10 mn
uronL tnrcn,,n.r : U0
rnnd saU,na ~ on
- Carr;.o - an
ro"i ooomiosio,o y HO
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