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, 1875-08-20

GREAT BRITAIN.
THE AnborHfonp DiHAArEn,
Z LIVERPOOL. AuS. 1o.-Tha board Of Trade hsa
begun IN inquiry into tic loss Of The stcam-
ahip ALcotSfatd.
THE TRIAL or cnr.. BAKER,
4ser Iart ribsHf.
Col BskoFA pUhltlon waa vury brilliant ons
in Ms' profesBi0ll, aud very Ettl one in soeiety
Il IA tho fanil!un to speak oI i,ln ~ Sir Sa,nuoi
baker'a brother. but I fancy that in the army
lakars htethor. lie w&a ono Of tho few otllccr5
wllp Without incurr!ug tbs repIo4eh OF being q
oooAWoru mAda tho study of war III soma seusu
sciantitc. Competans Judges thought lin
rays very rba4 fdp'b1e ,1ost sa oIs ne ns,ey
his aetaal servlcs q aLo Cape anl il,
tue Cinnes madu him less famous ot
late ye4s" tlsn lis adventures during the war ol
1870. lls ts Colonel Of The ronth I1usHara--tho
Prince vi Wales r6gImcAt-a,d hs took that ol,.
lo'tnnie7 to study oayalry TACTICS with tho most
famous iEArsitiunors Of modern times, Thu
uAlAaa, q GhFmauy. People spokp Of him some.
tl1ag ~ ~ Internationally years aga tho lA1neltsd
the Frtnee OF Wales woro 40 ultimate ~ to give
rise To taH story that thu i'riuce had used hls
IleFboual edoEt1 to pssyent tha ca4a frou, oo1n.
lug tp trlAl. do Aot knpw xlpt!ler that story
III true, Or oaiy pTobahlu. 1t Was belieYsd,
and tno Priuas. who mus. have known 1t wus bo-
lsyel, saetns to 4Avs I&kel no pai.k to hayu Ii
dislrlasui. 1hera ncFu quals Eepusts about
ths pressure put upon el!e young iRay's relA.
tises. Al Que time It wRH pAlu ui1enly Tint liza
prosecution would be abandoned but to tlIis
tt.uuEht Tue Win waa the only father. II would
% dti4cuEt 10 imagine what temptation could
have tnuHcea her Or 1cr fE!6Ads ts listen for
0ua taameut to proiIuaAI *!lici, amuupted
~ n0sh!uy luss fur Arr than life ruined
" s9hpiclon aud scsndal. 1t il difficult to
tiuaglua bow such propositions conld he made,
laat Col. uAksr wR1 ouo Ut tbs sui,a ctoosou to
accompany lle Irluco on his lud!sn tour. lie
u kLn,,fk
ul4r tI*t tAsy stood " him III way that altnoss
brought dlucsedtt III tae army; in : way that
a!'Aoat seemed 70 tuply determination to Yiu-
dae-te Col. DAksr, right u Hroug+ uAder IsKai
a:lt1ea, 4nd III ths f4cn Of shs general feeling.
thai pul pass, II 1t exikts had 10 10 1eltnaul,i.
Cd. But The athtuda Vi tue 1lea TO Rhom it xaa
IMPUTED eaplaiu* tue bsliei in tts psrsl.tant A.
tc14pts 10 Lush the tnattur up.
tLtt.nE as.as Col. Bakers "ar friends and the
oi4os1s Y 10 thought The honor Ut the uruv might
~ hiAtla W euuIpto,uias Ill beAa!f'uf alnI.ol,.
est5, 10 ktnssA fsaIlnK abont tue c4.a l,.s t.cn
tis.t 9as. tbs cuAdeAuAlu. ut Lu.. E4ape
, 1875-08-20
THE CHICAGO RAPER-MonEy Razoo.
THE TUNES PLAYED Ny THE ninED onuAH or COR
nrFrIoN NOT rLEAslAd TO TUE ADMINIsrnA-

rloS.
snrG4t D:spa.eh to The cncaqo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Aug. 10.-Tho Iuter. Ocean
nsscmpta to tlscredit lilo Washington infotma-
zion Of The THnIuHE by publishing epecious
denial Of what TIE Tn1uuxH did NOT aascycrato.
It knocks down Its own man Of straw.
It dcuies TINT 1t las rocctyod anr money
from tho National lsoputloan Committee.
1t will not dony that Its proprletora and man.
agers, personally and through agents. hayo at
tempted TO secure money for tbat novapnper
from tho Congressional Executive Nopub!ican
Committee with Hhoh Po4tma4tot Edmunda is
conutotcd. Thefe are too many In Wasl,-
ington who know this for tho Inter-
0otan to deny it, Tie information Of
Tnk Ta1BrsR upon thia subject oomea from
Ventloman Of worry much higher plaoe In the
Government rhau Postmaster Edmunds or 1udi-
an-Commissiuncr Palmer. Tho attsmpt to OBJ
tain money for this purposv camo to tho kuowl-
oigo Of this official. who Denounced it Ia tho
sryereat manner. Tho money will nat
probably be Forthcoming. Tic attempt to OBJ
tatn il was n,ade, however ingenious the oluiyo-
cal aenta's, ana those who madc the attempt
thought they lad certain promise that the
money "o1l be sont. Attempts hAye sl,o
bceu made to dispose Of atock ot that
newspaper hero, on tic GROUND that it iH
au Administration organ, but tho principal Cab
slGh otHCola huAa AIA lEAuIH& RlAEkAlD t4PEGba
sntprso that tho paper should anptte to be an
Administration organ when 1t constantly op-
poses. orony or covertly. tho vital prlnclpios Of
tito Presidents policy. which are specie Eesutnp-
tlun, tue destruction OF tha whisky aud Indian
rings. and tho ospoaaro Of n!l rascality within ths
party.
SPECIMEN or RELIABILITY.
Judge burnham, Acting SECRETARY Of tho
Treasury. antuorizas tho most EN- phat,c contra
d'ctlon Of tho interview pu1porting to have been
had with him OH the subject, "A published In tho
{nteT-U -Uctan. lie says that no such interview
was ever had; that tho Hnole story waA MAUI
% IL s mouth he % uoser ultera spe ana ths ns nv
Btatmcuts made aro not thu truth.
, 1875-08-20

spefa7 D'spa7ah q tn th}eaao TI9buHk,
sPHiSoFlELD, Aug. lV.--I4a State DQerd Of
kq lallzatloa again met to-day and adjourned
III Tomorrow. Tha committees arc now fsiylv
u "oss ena l!tte slse will be done ill they rel
through NTH their work suu leppst. yleks
, 1875-08-20

sretsat Ds*Juteh u T'he Ch1caqo Tribune.
CaaI1Ny1Llx. ILL.,. Aug. ia son Of aeorga
L. Drown, Of this city. whia hunting to-day,
mot with m accident BY tile discharge of his
gun. which, fhuaed him to losc one cyo and haud
With other Injuries which may prove fatal.
, 1875-08-20
KILLED 1Y A FALLING DERRICK,
1Sf1f .idf Utfudfeh Ia ihA fth1cdfn i,.1hitnk

CEDAR RArlps, Ia, Aug. ia BoLon,isn, re-
Gently arrived from tho old country waa fatally
Injured hsse to-day by tho falling Of desrsox
whore tho now bridge is erecting across the
Cod4r. He feavts a Tlfe md four children in
destitute circumstances.
, 1875-08-20

1pSs7Hs &'aF3*stss
CAMBRIDGE ClrY, Ind, Aug. I'D. Clarou
WAS struck by lightning md instantly killed last
night about mi1oa this sEdo Of luslvllo, ujs
son. who MAS with him, WA rendered unoon-
scious by tho shock for . long time. Claren uAs
pue of tho piouee1a Of this Beckiou.
, 1875-08-20

H1@t11t UaBItF71 % fke Ehlca6o 1Ff6NNe,
5T. PAu1. Minn., Aug. 18.-ln tho concluding
not At the lIippodrone last night, about 100 town
boyH took part. Qua lad Ut II years, sou OF
Conrad Fabel, shoemaker, foil in front Of rum
n!pB horae. which stepped on hla bruast, ipdict-
lug probably fatkl injuries,
, 1875-08-20
JHE'ERIE CANAL,

Special Dspatch to lht ch.caqs TrfbvnA,
1'usYAIo, n. r., Aug, 1g,-A ean4l break Ia 70
ported on faur-luila losGl, woat Of schenectady.
It WIZ take four " Qys dsys " raualf,
, 1875-08-20

FNWE9LE.
noFEhNNENr r[IEuArIIOHa.

GOVERNMENT PRECAUTIONS.
VERSAILLES Aug. 19.-Tho Republican Per-
Manont Committed to-day presented an interpret.
laton to NJ. Buffet, Munster Ut the Interior, co-
ccrtlng Donapartist newspaper articles aud tho
prohibition the sale Ut G1Alatone's pamp4lst
asninnt Vatican'su. II. Buffet defended the
course OF tho Government, And said vigorous
uscasules had boeu directed AghlnBt Donnpartsst
us"tpSpers ne said hv Ind recoiyad no request
to Iuthtrize tAe tale OF GadAtone's book, but
Vnutd lot anthotix0 circulation Of roleu,ics
apa.uHt Catholic faith.
u: Buffet further explained that GlaGstone's
publications. were allowed to be Mold in hhnls
lut No. 0 nut authorized to DO haxkod about the
6tIctta.
CARDINAL MfoLosKEY
to-day received yinits from tho l'a,Al Nuncio and
tho Archbishop oi Ikr4b,
CATHOLIC cONdHEHa
at Folttors boNaO It's sessions today. Tho open-
ins B"rsnon WAS preached by tho Archbishop, Of
Nav orltsus.
, 1875-08-20

INTERNATIONAL cOrnTE5lEs,
BERLIN. Aug. l9.-The Wnr Office hAa Invited
dnn. aaelgs. of the United Statcs army, 10 Wit.
mesa the military mnneuycrs in Aleaix next
autumn.
, 1875-08-20

Bptefai Mspnsch u 1hs Chicago TrfouM,
DuDuQrE, H., Aug. l9.-At 8 o'clock thls A.
ternoon Elmer Layau. a boy II yoa1s old, wlilo
swimming near tho railroad bridge, got boyonl
b,s deptu aud was drowned. This body Was not
recovered.
, 1875-08-20

Special Dspatfh to The Chicago tribune.
DETnoIT, Mtch., Aug. 1o.-Willto, = 3-year-old
son Of James Lvous, was run over and killed by
\ loaded dray to-day.
, 1875-08-20
WISCONSIN,

OSHKOSH. AuE. 1a.-Ths past week hss hesu
Qua of April showers and Yery l'tsls auushus,
liam fa, nearly evcry day, and tho work OF hss-
Tassiox mas materially interrupted. Only about
ona,hfth Of tho whsat-osop IN this section OF
the 8tats had been cut and the remainder Ia not
injured, s1cept BY being lodged and tramplsd
down. -TAu hx1FesIsQ Wheat Will probably uot
, 1875-08-20


Sptetat Dsstskh 70 The Chicago fFloun<.
MoGuEaon, L.. Aug. 1o.-Yestord4y evening
George Tbbett, OF Highland, .h.!e racing waa
thrown ftota his hosso aud Instantly killed..
, 1875-08-20

UTICA. n. T., Aug. l9.-Itobsrk Bonner hu
purchased tho tfottinR horae Grafton from
!tIchAri PenniHtou, OF Lexington, Ky., fps
$50. 00o. Grafton. gr0tted trial nile iu 2:lb,f,
, 1875-08-20

sn..t., ,,..,.t,s ,uwA = Sahhs. ast
npa Mo1.rs Ia .vn N "@|s ns..,';s"s ,'sa'
thu st,to aw ,,,orn ~ ...an,sot..a h.'., auuu,
s,ah,a.. .s,,,x". H., s.a ua"An ~ a"u
oailod to mako @ Of ts IT, coni.on ""sa ~
tina. vo,r vnan.var ,1o u,... ...a'.s. ~.
s "AsA''o, e1' 's"so Aua'toh ufsJ
CAL los ~ Iho last call Waa Tor statement Of
eoeatt0o ooana OF" On 'ne i,th Of 9ay Al the banks
| ported to auditor Hbortouu. tin t.entv.tSo
hanks n,onor yonort . ,o,,, ,o,a. .,, -. ~
S.ta*us tou aAasbss -, taa. ldt4* laUills!e6.
xl,5l1 w. Ut uu4Irided Ptolss3 &!aQ, 01H37.
lhs heaviest institution IL the Union Bank, Of
s2sJ, ,000 and tho ligl.est ~ liz HumnolIt d.
Bani. At bAgoIn tItv, %,.h = rsniIsi ~ ~ ~,
n.',' t4sen 1@uAn w nos pna10aa ptlsAta oAhka or
naHunat ~. uhee.
sent pAid-up capital OF 4t55. 5oV. viii assets
fpadaipg S3,IQY. .4Il 40 and LhblIities I'd an. :.
07777. liz oniy Gapk Ut tbs oIsss tocsesd eS9 n
.v,t,, .s.,,t.I =, In .aa Wy as'nks HAos.
aL!l,os s sts Isl "a @ H*1ns, Iae,s ~ "
60
81. Jous n. b., Aux. 1o.-John ii. Lesyttt,
~ " 80 e'u.'no3 na9 ola's "o'ks' aoa ALLAH
nfoshof'' founders, hayo made sss'sntnentu.
DUNCAN. SHERMAN l. CO.
Nesa Ywx 4srati, dug, Is.
1 rlfcn1sr ~ ,uI,J,k, ncuw ID n}van h.t,-.
w&a sent yesterday by Sir. William Huslar Dun
can TO The cre,iJtora oY duncan, Hhorm.n r cn
NJ yasx .n, "a ,a7* w. IN. Tr.aS,s. ~ ~ H w.
,.n .uAA. rat: ~, iaJ uaf'
..' . .s"s. "an ta.t ~ wv sao " 1!sn!!!t@es
- @ n'ea " ste agn; ~. ou.pns1 A4s!eneo
IN. ~ .M.a. An9 os sne a'el1Sss o3 the
itai'',,,.. ins1e eppeat 70 - -
a.s.s a'''s @ta''"a'as s''''''' '''''s'ss'ysootLss
saumus psotes'Ao1o ~ A1e~' " iaou1Nse u ~ ~
RI esa@ ,Hs,,u nav ,,a .h.,a.,, ...,..,
od & e.fsaa ~ ram san, aa oy 10 accomplished
wha . sss. nay sIso 10 cspsa o = ,s ste nsnd
ot Ae!F s@9e ~ a,sax a os4t Jaaxfent md soma
As osuR a'ps* ss e'Hose sss snaN tau *taed Fsl4s-
, 1875-08-20
RUSSIA.


sr. PErEnsnrHi, Aus. la.-Throo hundred
houses burned at l;yctr to-day.
, 1875-08-20

3pftsdE D!tpdth 10 1HF Chicago TFfbune,
LAWRENCE, knn., Aug. 19-Tho Lawrence
journal OF this morning publishes crop
itcms f1on forty counties OF : tho
State fully oorroboratine tho reports
and eatimates atroady pIbllahsd in ruE
TA1BuNB. III fact, these reports, ~ they come
IN from week to week, grow very pesccptlby
better, and thtak With al truth. Some fear
IL faIt that lata coEn will suffer- fton, troas, III
tho NeatLoF ia remarkably cool for This aeaso,l.
No g1asshoppcrH pro Ut work IL this State.
Jhoao reported M coming FROM ths north haze
paAsd oves and boyond ua.
COLORADO,
p" DENVER, COL, Aug. l0.-Hesyy rains oro
prevailing throughout Colorado aod Now Mox-
leo, and the prospect for an abundant grain .crop
is unusually promising.
, 1875-08-20

NEW B4uNsWlcK 6uspENs,oNs.
81. 4ous, n. T., Aug. 1Q.-John u. Lesyitt.
Of tue Courtney Hay Glass Works, aud Allan
Dsoshefs, founders, hAyo made 4ss.8nluents.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

Rev. Mr.. Elmer, of St. Joseph, Geliv-
cred q splendid Temperance Lecture in
the NJ. Z. Church. in this place, on Tues
day evening last. He was greeted with
Il very fair audience, and his remarks
made & most favorable impression. lie
is an eloquent and graceful speaker,
young in years, with q life OF usefulness
in the prospective. At the close Of his
meeting Il Good Templar's Lodge was
organized, beginning with 4 member
ship of about twenty. Their first meet
ING will be held on next Monday night,
at their old kall oyer DanIord u Chitten-
dpn'S.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03
An Excursion

To Fort Larned, in the Arkansas Valley,
Onc-third rates. Leaves Savannah. Nc,
on the morning of the 18th of Septcm-
Der, leaving Atchison in the afternoon
Of the same day, over the line Of the y.
7. & S. 7. Il. Il. All parties wishing
to sec the beautiful vallics of the Cot
tonwood ana Arkansas can take advau-
tago Of these very low rates by calling
on c. y. Whitaker, Savannah, Mo.
Send in your names before Sine Of start
me.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03
Pastor in charge.

The friends and members OF the n.
L. Church at this place and vicinity,
have Just completed, dedicated and pre-
sented to God, unincrmberci, 4 fine
Church edifce. This house was con-
menced in June, 1877, the foundation
is solid masonry, thirty, by fifty, with
sixteen foot story in clear, height from
ground to center spire - feet, style
modernized gothic; cost 81 ,2O0. amount
CT debt August Doth covering al, $3.50,
which was easily raised by the con@re-
CATION. Elder L. +. Weller conducted
the dedication services, assisted by Pas
tor in charge. &c.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

The Great Establishment on it's
Way Here.

BarnWm IS coming, and it is lat fair
to expect the best th0 world affords in
the show line. We are assured by Mr..
Durand, the press agent, that this is
the show intact, and nc subdivision OF
Barnum's Hippodrome. It will be in
st. Joseph on the Sth and 9th of Sep
TENDER. giving II performance the
first day and three on the second, thus
atlording everybody an opportunity to
witness the performance. The papers
are loud in their praiscs.-St. Joseph
Herald.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03
BOlckoW Items.
SUNpA- SCHOOL PICNIC.

There viii be q Sunday School Picnic
Celebration on the Barnard Circuit, to
be held midway between BoIckow and
Barnard, On the old Camp Ground,
September 1lth. Exercises Will COM
mencc at 10! o'clock 4. M, consisting CT
music by the different schools and APP
propriatc addresses. All schools IN An
drew county are cordially invited to At
lend. b. order Of
ISAAC CIIIYINGTON.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03
School Election Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that an election will be held on the
11th day of September, 1870, ut the
Court House, i'll Savannah, Mo-, in
School District No. IL, in Andrew com
~, for the purpose of electing four Di-
rectors to fill vacancies of the Savannah
Public School Board, occurring by he
expiration ofthe terms of office Of j. Il.
Tyner and Lewis c. Stiles, and the res
ignations of David Rca and Edward ID.
Nash. Said designations to take effect
September 10th, 1875. This notice is
given in compliance with Section 5 OF
the Special Act in reference to School
Laws governing cities and towns, in the
State OF Missouri.
BY order of the Board.
j.. 3. MAJORS, President,
j. II. TYNEE, Clerk.
August 9th, 1S1j-td.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03
Something New and Beautiful.

At the West-End Millinery Establish
mcnt Mrs. BuSkirk received Oh Tues
day last Il splendid assortment OF Ladies
and Misses Hats. She has also Il lu,l
line OF Millinery Goods and Notion. open
for the Inspection Of the ladies. and will
be continually receiving additions 20 the
same. noi5tf
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

During the Fl .demic Of intormittents
in the West this season, the whole I'M
mcnse stock Of Ayers A@ue Cure be
came exhausted, ana the producing
power Of his Laboratory was found in
adequate to meet the demand. Many
who knew its extraordinary virtues for
the cure of Chills and Fever. paid cxor-
bitant prices for it. This AgUe Cure is
said, by those who use 1t, to never fail.
Reader, if You must have medical cid,
take the best OF medicine. Poor RENE
dies are dear, as good are cheap, at any
price You have to pay for them -
Charleston Courier.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

Again, under date March Is, Mr.Rey-
rolds writes: "We have been opera
ting the Howe constantly have had 10
trouble, doing al! kinds of work with
case. We have just finished IN elabo-
la.c piece of braid;ng, the admiration Of
all who have seen H."
This machine was ordaredto be ship
ped by express, and the only instruc-
tons they had were from tie instruction
book which accompanies each machine,
and is SO plain that a child can under
stand il.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

WE can't say we are Just exactly sat
isfed with the way Stiles & Hardy do
their advertising. They don't advertise
much in the papers, and yet they are
selling q heap of goods, and candor
forces us to admit they have q fine store.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

kirksy;lle Journal There is q fire
prospect of the @. NJ. & ?. Road being
pushed forward to completion at an
carly day. The negotiations with 4
London company for its completion
have about been consummatcd, and
tie officers and members OF the new
company are now ont west on thc line
taking Il view of the proposed route.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

Burr Robbins Circus performed IN
- place on Friday last, to very good
%aaiences afternoon and evening They
gave very good performances, and ev-
c-ything passed of quietly. They paid
Ill their debts promptly, and we hear
10 complaints against them after the
Ike left.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

The Republic Magazine for Septem-
Der has been received. No Republican
shouldb he without this sterling monthly.
Il is doing good service to the country
is bold and outspokcn, md should re-
coive a liberal support from al friends
of the cause. Can the Nation trust the
Democratic party IS the title ofan az
ticle, that contains material which
should be in the hands OF every public
speaker. 1t is a review of the Demo
cratic record for the past fifteen years,
with extracts from public papers; votes
in Congress; also views OF the party
from a Confederate standpoint. Other
interesting articles published in the
September number make it one Of great
power in the pending campaign. Send
$500 to Republic Publishing Company,
Washington, d. c., and obtain the Mag
aglne tor one Year..
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

Hiss Ellen Morris, OF this city, Gaugh-
,,r Of our fellow-townsman, N. 5. Nor
rs, returned to kewanee, Illinois, OF
Yesterday, where She is engaged as 4
Teacher in the Public School.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

Crops dcstroyed:-Moncy hard 10 get
-and John j. Miller has reduced the
-..;ces Of his mammoth stock of Cloth
,.o to suit this state of affairs. Call
".t be convinced.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

Tuesday and Wednesday last were
Unusually warm days, being about the
hottest of the season.. The heavy rains
c asst week is telling most fayorably on
+. repIant. Should September hold
OK a. it has SET in, a bountifui orr
c.op will be raised after al.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

4 pair of elk horns was in the express
,a;cc on Wednesday last in this place,
{. route for Galcsburg, Illinois. They
wcye Of mammoth size, and weighed
twenty-five pounds. They were shipped
t.u4 Colorado.
Pure Cider Vinegar-bcst k;nd-car
row be had at the Savannah NIca. MAJ
-. South side Of the Square. noil
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

Hiss Maggie Thompson, southeaSt
>,-ucr of the Public Square, has Just re
,r:vcd a full assortment of the latestand
.c:.est STYLES OF Millinery Goods, and
i, also prepared to do al kinds Of sew
~ and dress making in a neat and sat
~i,.actOry manner See card.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

Rev. 4. G. Gam, and family, of this
county, who have been absent for two
or three months past, on a visit to their
relatives i'll Ohio, returned home again
yesterday.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-03

In regard to the benefits arising % the
community from the closing Of saloons,
. correspondent of the Holt Co. Times,
writing from FILLMORE, bears this strong
practical testimony:
"Our town Of Fillmore has done
without saloons for over seven years,
and our citizens viii all testify that it
works like It charm. Never was there
a town more quiet and free from brawls,
than ours. \ drunkard is scarcely ever
seen among lis, and we know that the
temptations for leading the young peo-
pie into danger are q hundred fold less
than when we had s~aloons.'
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A couple Of wheat threshers in Adj
ans county, Iowa, last week. not CON
tent with ''threShms" wheat, got into a
thrashing contest themselves Is to who
could tkHesh the most wheat.
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Iiardy's Liniment, so successfully us
cI.n the cure of Big-IIead and Fistula,
~ "Uncle Dave" Moran and others, for
sa.c by L. G. WilkersOn.
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Vi 4 II l. d.

At b residence OF the brides father,
August 26th, 1876, by Rev. c. a. Shear
man, Mr.. j. 2. SwINK to Miss SALLIE
!. SHAEEss all Of Andrew county, No.
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Fer pure Drugs, Chemicals, and
Sc.,ool Books, 90 to /. g. NilNerson,
successor 20 Sargent S Wilkerson.
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the Republican.
A CIRCUS DAY INCIDENT


We're told that wonders never ceasc.
IN time Of war, il time OF peace,
Men of mind, Of sense Iui wit,
Are oft among the easiest ''h;t'''
IIe proof / give YOU III my lay,
Which lappe:cd IN 4 circus day,
That day which mystery hangs arounG
Wren money arra5 - easy !i;unG,
When men VINO never pay q G"bt
Whose appetite arv scarcely Whc,;
Men who never sceru to find,
En"rgh for debts of any Kind,
Ni!l that day q dollar raise,
impossible u other day!
But To- Ilv ttlc:-AcrO-S the street,
Near Nlcdrick's, Where You get to Eat
Delicious fruit, and grapes from wire,
Rich clusters, almost dropping wine,
At thi- pOmt, selected well,
The pca-an. and the city swell,
Gathered Uhclc tie wagon rtJgl,
To hear the -aan 30 sharp and shrewd,
Like insects on 4 summers NIGHT
Eluttcring round the fatal Light,
Nearer, nearer, drew the crowd,
And thus the man kcl: cGyiE@ loud:
''Comc buy rlE wares! Pm Ircm the East,
You need not fear, not in The least"
Like spider talking from its ccllD
- 'Trcatmc right. I'll treat you we'll"
1on see iHIS genuine silver t:m"?
AnickcI for il, and 'us thinc!!"
20 talked the man w.ttLoily tongue,
EntraplilS old, dcc,i~inS Young.
Inc rings he s"ii' and rinke!s rare,
For almost Aau&ht' he did not cure.
lie W's 80 generous, KIM and true,
Returning cash he 9ot from y'U,
Anon The GROVE" noticed t.rec
Who drank HI iaIkllhc "cau de Vie"
The first, : fa!incr >iaTAch and true,
Can give L joke, take one from you,
loV'd wonder one 20 sharp ami old,
to"!d haze been ST. dreadfHllr sold
The second, Wei, thought was proof
Against such SHARES. jueteet for youth,
y first ratc fellow, sharp and clear,
And | was told, AN a~uctlonter.
The third i5"nr VIII" EE"W-s What'sri6ht,
y burning and shining Light;
Fit to TAKE Il public si"Ai
In pulpit, court, or ely BAND.
Zach ! We'll knew hY his i'oh
Was counting funds III POCKET boot!
Now the chains were bri't t"NieW.
GiiioIiAr a. II Win G'!.,H dew!
Maize" al @'ij nom distant cline,
III T. @."ce ',aty far,
-Nna H'nt the trv-arS of aer hair!
Nv 40 VIII -IYc me collars TWO?