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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15
GONE THIS WAY, FATHER"

The following beautiful and touching sol
s written by Hon. 4. W. Wilds, Of Showkcga
II
! remember voice
Which once guided my way
When lost on the sea
Fog.cnshroudcd ] lay;
Twas the voice Of u child,
As he stood on The shore
1t sounded out clear
DER the dark pillows roar
Come this way my father
Steer straight for me,
Here safe on the shore
am waiting for thee
remember that voice,
As il led our lone way,
Midst rocks and through breakers
And high dashing spray;
How sweet to my heart
Did il sound from the shore,
As it echoed out clear
DER the dark pillows roar
Come this way, my father
Steer straight for me,
Here safe on the shore
am waiting for thee
remember my JOY
When held to my breast
The form of that dear one,
And soothcd it to rest.
For the tones Of my child
| called you, dear father
And knew You would hear
The voice Of your darling
Far DER the dark sea,
While safe on the shore
was waiting for thee
That voice is now hushcd
Which then guided my way,
The form | then pressed
Is now mingling with clay;
But the tones of my child
Still sound in my ear,
| am calling you, father
Oh, can you not hear
The voice Of your darling,
As YOU toss on life's sea?
For on bright shore
| am waiting for thee
] remember that voice,
In many a lone hour,
IT speaks to my heart
With fresh beauty and power.
And still echoes far out
over lifc's troubled wave,
And sounds from the loved lips
That lie in the grave
Come this way, my father
Oh, steer straight for me-
Here safely in Heaven
I'm waiting for thee"
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-28

Spro9ene. 6su9rafsn 8abl
bar iast. at Der sr $50 iGrifilte
Spros. % 5000 SiaIsttsr. IoeIuus
en- anoen bsfienot Stribent i nsnns
Watsris opr.snsr 1864 Spros 90
Oialstter. Weu inbsnfor bisie op.
rssnene Spros % SiaIsttsr siuss
Der utallise Spros.S oiomsr % man
oil pios, at Der sipes imaa Ser i
Spbbaust, iom lisss binanosn sanlte
nor, uben at bog berss 8efolfnius
i~oritaa binauosn. Qf Dc $50 Spros,
iom Sabi oprsaner, bersr SO til Gu.
ropa, ia til Ifrita, 122 til Nia.
All til Nmsrita % III til Sceania,
mso bpiltst Napn man bstssnsr Bet
ubbrs MntaI Ser, Der itreffs fig mel.
lem Sitinoisn (5inoOitan) % Spo.
Nmsrifa.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-28

-Sen&un t at aabns oirtefrie
3aale ipuss at p9re inbtraabt | ct
npt Starium. gn unaarif Snsenipr,
bsrsttss Der ifsIse "N. Nitbl.T fra
@isn, tiIbso for tort SID iiosn en-
oerbosnbe Ysnsemanb ct @9oosmaaI
ON at aabne bans Yenssifab, Der
bar foripuet mso De npeits iinpri9it
inorsttsoe 3aale, / tortere SID emo
en- Slime. H%snsemanorn. iom ito.
Isos paa fine 9aales ll~fsiIbarbso.
mobtos Seopemaalet ; men en- Slime
siter opoageoe ban, at De iaa msset
rOite 9aaiss Sirfsfribeo bar ell rem
Suuion. Den opinolomme Sra.
spur tog en- fn Sprelte. iom ban
fplote meo &ano, % lpreileoe ortt.
paa en- s%ienoommsli9 Maabe ind i
Neslsbuuerne. Gfter ct Spar fun
ballot lptfspe 6orirs tit ban enosIis
eaaisns op. Srpffst al @annitraa.
len pirfspe paa iamme Maaos lom
Ne9lsns Safer. srsb IND / 8islen
% ifeo Den tilbaSe. @u maa alt.
iaa Observation-Disclosures pere bst0nfts
paa at opiinos iprcitsfri 9aaie.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-28

Gnlem Sitting. Gn BOG.
b%anpler, Der paa 0ppner.Sernbanen
par fommen / en- fulppaffet @osn
felte after % after Den eienooms
msliss Stiffsn % &lssn iom fris
per fig fra pisie letpinpte Smaas
ppr. S iaa tort Selitab funbe
Ban intet uprette mpD ben 1iulte
5ienbe, % ban maatte rsrfor tie
% libe til ban naaspe neite Stas
ticn. San ifpnote fig IND | en-
tom 8upe % traf gurerne al. S
ct Nu Mt ban benz %upenfOr 0ins
Duet, % rpftepe Dem, mepens 20.
get git / fulp 5art. ulpffsliapis
Hap ban genflRoerne % Ipset
BRUTE pipere, upen at bsfpmre its
ON Den gareleie. Npe Heiienpe
pilpe itise IND men fcrbinprepes
BERT at gpsbanpleren, Der siennem
@inpusrne Ips pClplrmt ON iis.
Sernbauebetienten trcsoe, ra pisie
Seener sientpse zig PED bper Sta
ticn, at ban rar panrittis % tes
lesraierepe berfcr til ben nermes
tie Scpebitaticn, for at Der pep
Iossts Infpmit funne pare baanps
falte 5plf tilitsbe til at ppermans
Be % bemastise fig BEN fOrmeAts
lis Sale. st 4ar pplitilclpater
~inpfanbt fig % cpNagepe mart
Sammenbensen. @ep ct Bar al
4clitiiuipsfteren laante genfla.
Der reppepes Scsbanrleren uD al
i'm 0aanbe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-28
SnOuitriielifuber, III. M.

Otter Mnmobnina bar Ri tiQnot
os at ps,lrtte ira She OtcOrab De.
publican Ell I~ibanollua. buOri en-
Snbisnosr 6. g. unbsr Spsrifrlftcn
1Snruitrial Yartneribip, or Gu.ups
rntIpe Soclstiss" omltennelisen uppl'.
Ter oisle Slass NGrin9ssrenss Se.
tpbnins % Waaosn, buorpaa De mar.
melt buroc ornnes % fprts, m. NJ
6. 8.s Nibanblin9 r i Spsrlrtteli,
pmtrent %ianlsess:
Sill Heoaftcren for "HspubIican 70
Seq bar ofte meo Snterssle os Sp.
m,rtlombeo iasltasst % ousrpeist oct
ri9slige uobptte % Den osraf fel.
e,nps @clitanp % 9pft., iom Snbu.
ftrllelltaber % andre lampirtenoe
8omp suisr / osnne sller bin Ne.
~rinsssrsne bar 9lort. : port 2ano.
men iler / England % Stotlano
bar bette Ss!liabs. eu,r SOmpa9ni.
Spftem prret til operorosntlis tort
Sam for Bet belle Samfuno baaps
i etonOmiif % borseIla Ssnis.noe.-
@eb en- ~forltanpig Stprsliesmaaos
bar iIiss Ssllfaber / saulte iaa Var
opnaast en- betprsli9 Sterrtlir % bar
berpso ,iterbaouosn r9et Ell oslto
sauuIiser. Snrllposlie paa Weebor,
sernss Stiuin9. ipet Den enfeltss sSor'
%fatnlns er blspst iorbepret, % Sor.
aoloet msllsm lamtli9e 9nnltl8ers, %
enoeli9 bar Den 9ienliol9e Sntsresle
mellem Sabrifanterne % Ssrss Nr
belner. % Sslipttere Watrons) blspel
mere lepenoe % Dc fGlles Mnll99en'
Der Iorbolpspis al lterre 8elponln9.
SerlOm iaabanne SnbultrlforsnIn'
Ger % andre lignenoe nptti9e Gel.
ltaber blcp mere ouerfienote % iprrf'
iaIte Der / &titer, pllpe me9et pHre
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-28
SuerpareIie af ct taIri9t YubIifum
% unber Mulifens fsltliss Slang.

gu W eller tolueoe laa erobt,
at ban enoeli9 blep it9pnet for 8st.
ten. San bleu operbeuiit, % Dom.
msrsn ipur9te bam meo en- srapis.
tilt Mine: "Men, bpor bar bet MIL.
Zig. at S funne sisrs Ser ltplbis /
iaa aabenbare 3ppsrier ?" - "Mf,
Sr. CONNER, tIputsbs Meusrsn:
Ser better iaa mango % itore vi.
glitter paa min Meue, at leg umll.
Zig uoen at iti9le tan pebblipe at
bore en- erIig Wanb."
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-28

= Gn ga & &c nj peg
blsD Den l7oe % 1Soe Iu9. feIcst
/ Bebmsn. Sens Stammc bapce
ct Smfaus Of 2l Os Ell Seioe al
81 SOB. gitsr SasfpnoiSes Me'
ming bauoe Greet Ell MIosr al 500
Iar. SmbuSnluscn fauNt Stso i
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-28
Sfatte for 1874.

Telosnre Sabel fra Gruntp alsier.rens
6cntcr ucriitr een belle Sflt Inn Tai innfras
res / @innsibsit 81. for 1874. mse llnbtagelie
Al 0eiislt:
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-28
Qonoons Snbpaanere.

Sblanot be 4 Miuioner Snobp9.
9ere, lom 3onbon NIL omtrent bar,
eipes Der hsre Sober END / YaIe.
tina, Here Stotlonbere emo | Goin.
burab, Hsre Srlenbers END i Dublin.
% Here &atbolifer END / 8om. Yaa
bpsrt fsmte Winut forefommer Der
en- 6eoisl. % paa bpert ottenoe Wi.
nut ct 0ebsfaIo.
- Meiteren: "Ser Yeter, NIL
ltaI bu leess / &atfslounen, bet for.
ltaar pu not2"
Setter: Seq psb BET lite.
Msitsren: Sar ou aloris siort
bet fer?
Ystsr: SO ies bar tibt lasti Sat.
tsIopnsn men ies bar aloris faaet
Bet til at brGnbe.
0nrerinben: 8an ou min
lille &iSe n9une mig noale let an.
tencslise 6ienitanoe? - Barnet =:
So. Der sr &rubt % Petroleum os
Chicago.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
Veto OF the Penitentiary Bill.

The Governor returned the bill to the
Senate, where it originated, tor the fol
lowing reasons:
|. 1t is contrary to popular sense, as
may be Judged from the expressions al
ready given. The whole framework of
the biz furnishes evidence that the leg
%islaturc itself doubted the propricty of
the act by giving counties, cities and
corporated towns power to exclude con-
yicts from their midst.
,. Cruel and inhuman treatment
would be visited on convicts, not inten-
tIonally. perhaps, but incidentally from
the want Of permanent structures in
which to house them.
,. Large numbers would undoubtedly
escape, and many perhaps be Shot in at
tcmpts to gain their liberty.
t. Competition with mining and other
labors in districts where ~convicts should
be carried.
D. Close confinement in the penitcn-
tiary has been observed by the States
generally as being the best system of
prison management, and this is confirm
ed By ii W experience.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
COUNTY SCHOOL COMM
SIONER.

ED. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS one
thing connected with the coming
election that | wish to bring before
your numerous readers. 1t IS the
election Of school Commissioner. The
amer OF clcctIng that officer Is
somewhat mixed | think, under the
present school law. The vote for
school Commissioner has to be cast
in each school district 1T the same
time and place the annual school
meeting Is held. hope each voter
vii! consider it his duty to visit the
school election and assist III the cleo
tion Of a proper man to fill the Office
OF school tr..~tec and at the same time
vote for the proper nan for School
Commissioner.
y to who is the proper person for
that office is 4 question otimportance
am inclined to think that when the
votes are counted, John WilkcrsOn,
of Savannah. viii find himself elected
10 that office; | hope Sc for l Believe
n;r, ia L.;n ovory rrs,,cct qualified
f,r tLo onico md if cI,rtcL ! am sat
i>ficd that he win fill the office with
credit ito his constituency. There is an
o+bo, trong orrumcpt in his favor:
Ia ros Iivn,i !, savannah f,rthe mast
ioxou ,.oor. and this j. the first time
-. r,o bnnu mentioned for with
.r., Tho om. connot he said
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
Tunneiing the Snow.

1t is nothing new for people to pass
under mountains and rivers in tunnels.
but most persons would probably regard
ii as 4 novelty to travel with horse and
sleigh through Il tunnel iii the snow.
Should any of our readers have an an
bition in that direction. they can be graf
flied by going about three miles north
Of Lee Center in the Fish Greek region.
There they will lind that 4 most reliable
portion OF the road lies in u du"-OUt un-
der the beautiful snow, which Is twenty
feet high i'll tie road. We have the as
surance OF those who have passed
through the tunnel. that the driveway
in it is smooth and even, and while the
wind may howl and the snow DRIFT out
side. this part OF the road Is Il sort Of
OASIS, IS it were. even level, and COM
Portable. There is said To be only one
drawback-it Is Il little dark about mid
way. The roof Of The tuunci is kept
FROM falling in by ceiling of hemlock
slabs. We have failed to ascertain the
length of this tunnel. but Judge it must
be shout an eighth OF Il mile. 1t is Il
single track route, with places for teams
To turn on in case OF mectin@.-Rome
Sentinel.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02

On Sunday evening. the 81 inst, Mr..
O. Lon@gernecker. living one and one
fourth miles northeast of Conception,
met with an accident which resulted in
his death. He was or 4 stack. endeav-
oring to pitch some hay to the ground,
when the handle of the pitch fork sud
denly broke and threw him from the
stack. He struck Il wagon tongue,
breaking some Of his ribs and intlicting
fatal internal injuries. He was carried
to the house and medical aid procured,
but it was of no avail, and he breathed
his last on the Tuesday following
Maryville Republican.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02

WE heartily endorse the following.
taken from m exchange, in reference TO
Speaker Blaine:
The unanimous VOTE of thanks Ia
Speaker Blaine, BY the House of Repre-
SentatiyCS, was no mean or ordinary
compliment. The session has been one
which developed Il great deal OF i"lI-tcel-
ing and bad blood, and the struggle for
parliamentary advantages of AL kinds
had been very great. Randall, and Cox,
and Fernando Wood have all been i'll
training rs candidates for Speaker ofthc
next House, and each had to show oft
his parliamentary agility in such Il way
as to make capital for himself hereafter.
Their zeal to distinguish themselves rs
parliameitarians has naturally given
Blaine, as Speaker, a great deal OF I'M
necessary trouble: but he has pulled
through handsomely, and ever his DEM
ocratic opponents are compelled to con-
cede to him the praise of having acted
impaItially. fairly and honoHably to-
wards all the members Of the House.
without regard to political differences.
Under the peculiar circumstances of the
case, this is high praise, and well-de-
served, and places Mr.. Blaine among
the foremost men Of the nation.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02

Maj. Henry Moore, a promlnentiarm
er, living a Alton, Illinois, has writ
ten a letter to the Stock journal, giving
his opinion of the Pacific coast. He say
that he spent e five months i'll Cali
iornia and Oregon, and that he rode all
over the best portions of Oregon. spend
ing three months in that State, and he
believes he is qualified to speak know
ingly OF that country. We use his W
language, in the summing up, which Is:
Il would not give one good farm in III
inOis for the whole d-n Pacific coast"
He urges persons who contemplate max
inc the move. not to dispose of their
property IN the States until they have
made the trip and seen for themselves,
as he feels satisfied that nine out of ten
will come back thoroughly Disguised
with the country.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
Be3iarnin petree Declines.

En- Hrry.rrTc,x:-Aftcr q spell
Of .icl,a.. whirh has confined me to
hol tow ovor two months and 7
hole find myself wonderfully be-
I:,.,I +L.o ,;oos r,t now os have
uoi,,oa s.rouo,b apouoh 70 hn I'M and
,.,lI- orourd tho bou.n q LITTLE and
ma ora
,,l,ou nm for LOST time
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02

In the Circuit Court Of Randolph
county, held last week, g great scamp
named Ware, with Il large number OF
aliases. was convicted and sentenced
10 the pc~nitentiary for five years for
the crime of forgery upon his own
confession. The Sheriff has taken
him to jefferson City. The Citizen
gives a few points III the history Of
this william, as follows:
..Sincc his arrest here the Sheriff
has received no less than four capiao-
cs from Livingston county alone,
where as many indictments were
pending against him for horse steal
inc. the number Of horses stolen By
him i'll that county being nineteen,
his victims being VIM. l.. Shannon,
VIM. Plummer and john Smith, with
intimatiOns that he could, upon de-
livery, be Handicapped with any num-
Der Of similar legal parchments. Be-
sides these, we have before us a req
uisition from Gov. Hendricks, of In
diana, upon Gov. Woodson. and ap-
proved by the latter for the arrest
and delivery OF this man, upon q
"harGe OF arson committed III that
State. and OF which he is said to have
been convicted. and to have escaped
while en- route to the State prison.
He is also said TO be familiar TO the
law officers south OF the Missouri
river, As 'B0liver Ware.thc FOrger.' "
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02

The police commissioners Of New
York have informed the parties expect
inc to parade i'll the funeral pageant ON
Sunday, in honor Of Jno. Mitchell, that
such parade cannot take place. us the
law forbidS any such demonstrations
The public parade has therefor been
abandoned, and an ovation will take
place on Sunday afternoon in the hip
podrome.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02

We see it stated III II Of our r%-
changes. that the Hannibal / St. Jo-
.nnh Railroad is to have its entire
truck rc-laid with steel rails the COM
ing spring: also. that all the rolling
stock is being pat in complete repair,
III anticipation OF q heavy spring b"-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
PROCLAMATION.

By virtue of the authority vested in
NE by the Constitution of the State Of
Missouri, /, Charles IL. Hardin, Gov
ernor of the State of Missouri. do here
by convene the Twenty-eighth General
Assembly in special session, and | do
call upon the Senators and Representa-
tives to meet in their respective places
in the capitol, in the City of Jefferson,
at the hour of , p. M, on this, the 29th
day of March, 1875, for the purpose of
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
March q, 1873.
CALLED SESSION.

JEFFERSON CITY, March 29.-That
the Governor has called an extra SEES
sion, will not surprise many people i'll
Jefferson City, and those elsewhere
conversant with what has been done and
what has not been done at this session,
The following is the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
The Storm King-Giant Oaks that
have Stayed the Storms for Cen
turtles, are Snapped like Pipe
Stems.

AUGUSTA. GA. March 23.-The path
OF the tornado WAS from two to six hun
drcd yards wide. The cyclone was of Il
cylindical shape, and rotated with fear
iul velocity from north to south. The
front cloud was black as night. and half
a mile high. The real was Illuminated
by Il bright light. 1t travelled nearly
due east, yeerIng Il little to the north.
After devastating COmak, the tornado
seems to have divided. one portion 60
ing east by north, and one crossing The
Savannah river above and below Au-
gusta. both proving equally destructive,
!aying waste everything in their track.
Hue trees were broken like reeds, and
in some instances carried ~threc-quarters
of Il mile by the tornado, pressed by =
dull, heavy roaring, Us OF heavy ariif-
lery in the distance. It spent Is great
est fury i'll about three minutes. An
eye witness says his senses were utterly
deadened and appalled,. There WAS =
crash, 4 oar. and Il mingling Of a hun
bred terrific and unearthiy Sounds
Houses We're demolished. and oaks that
had stood the storms of 4 century were
snapped il twain. There IS great dis
treSS in the devastated district. embrace
inc eight counties in Georgia and two
in South Carolina. The destruction OF
property is immense. and the list OF
killed and wounded appalling.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
ERANCH pENITENTIARY.

Mr.. Jones introduced bill in the
House providing for the building of a
branch pcnitcntiary. The bill pro
vidcS for the issuing Of 100000 III .
per cent. bonds. to run for thirty
wears. to be used 10 pay for the cree
ton Of said branch prnitcmtiary- 1t
authorizes the purchasing Of ten acres
of land. and the enclosure Of the
SAM with Il stone wall OF al average
height of - feet and t feet thick
The cell building is to contain 9Og
cells. y kitchen is to be built with
ali the modern Improvements. also 4
hospital. The said branch penitcn-
tiary Is 10 be built under the super
vision OF the inspectors. they to Sc
lcct the site III any part OF The State
that the inspectors may elect.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
Platte Township Republican Nom
nations.

Trustee-NelsOn Crockett.
Clerk-Isaac Taylor.
Assessor-F. IL. Brockus.
Constable-Geo. Bishop.
Justice of the Peace-Jas. Colyill
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02

bly, distributed. when this calamity will
be over-past, and Nebraska herself
again. j. Ii. NOTEwAKD,
State Sup't of immigration, Neb.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
Republican Meeting Clay Town
ship.

According 10 notice, the Republi-
ans OF Clay township met at Clay
Centre on Saturday, Mich 9th, 1870,
for the purpose OF nominating Il
Township ticket.
Tie following nominations were
made:
For T'rustcc-A. X. MARTIN.
For Clcrk-GEO. 7. BENNETT.
For Collector - PlllNEAS ED
WARDS.
For issCSSOr-W VI. ID. UATTEN.
For Justice Of the Peace - WI.
TOWNSEND.
For COnstablc-TIIOMAS MUIR.
ReSoiccG. That the proceedings OF
this meeting b. furnished the Andrew
County l:EPUBLiCAN and Patron OF
lIuSbamdry for publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
JAMES DUNCAN, Ch'm'n.
W. ID. IIATTES, Scc'y.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
4E7UBLICAN N~OMINATLONS.

Tor County Judge, f.: The County 1T Large,
JONATHAN SN0WDEN.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02

providing for the management of the
penitentiary and the extension of the
of the system, either by establishing Il
branch of the present one, or Increasing
the capacity thereof, or both. and max
ing appropriations for the payment OF
the same. and also for making apprO-
pr%iations for the support of the Indus
trial Home of the orphans and INDECENT
children OF Missouri for the next two
wears, and tor heating the building
thereof; and also for the support of the
School Of Mines and M~etallurgy at
RolIa: and also for the publication of
the decisions of the Supreme Court :
and also making appropriation for the
contingent expenses OF the Superlntell-
dent OF Public Schools; and also for
making appropriation for Il suitable rep
rcScntatiOn of the interests OF the State
at Philadelphia; and also amending the
present law in regard to theas>essmcnt,
equalization and collection of taxes Oh
railroad and individual property; and
also establishing a tariff of fees for ser
vices rendered IN the Office OF the Adlu-
tant General and Paylnaster General
and for the payment Of the same into
the State Treasury.
In witness Whereof etc.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
NEW FIRM NEW GOODS!
DANFORD &CEIT'TENDEN.

Having purchased J. T. Colburn's Hardwar eStore and re-
moved it to the n. f. corner OF the Square, and purchased
in St. Louis. a full stock of first class goods, consisting i'll
part of $40 Els and TINWAIIE, QUEENSWARE, and
GLASSWARE, WINDOW GLASS, LAMPS. TOOLS of
all kinds. Pocket and Table Cutlery. House furnishing goods.
o STEEL, and WHEELING NAILS, Garden and
Harvest tools, and in short everything usually kept in a first
class Hardware Store. we are ROW offering them as cheap as
the chea pest, for CASH.
COME AND SEE US !
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02

Election. Tuesday, April 9Th, 1873,
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District No. t~-Crmr">t'I If Jackson LII
c.ln ANA clay Townships.
ANDREW BARR, OF Lincoln.
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ni,yI;cr No. > composed of Washington
aaI No,3away Townships,
WM. Ii. TlLSON, Of Washington.
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nI,rr!cr No. 2.-Comp0-ti 81 rIaItH, Lmplrc
ana l,cnIun townships.
Ii. Is. WATSON, Of Platte.
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For County ~rk"pI Commissioner,
.I0UN W. WiLhEltSON.
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QUITE Il shower OF rain fell on Tues
day night, and Wednesdays of this week,
which we consider most opportunc, as
it opens spriHg with fair promise to our
farming friends. 1t Is Il splendid set
ont for Il good crop, and needs but for
the farmers to come cut on Tuesday
next and vote the Republican ticket, to
insure ;he ful&lmcnt of the present flat
tcrin- prospects of Il hnuntitui harvest.
TIE Ashland savings band ~ Potts
vile. Pa. has saved all the money for
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In witness whereof, etc.
G.. II. HARDIN

The proclamation was first read IN
the Senate BY the Governors private
secretary, and then promul rated III the
House. 1t WAS received just before II
O'Clock. and business at once ceased. II
is not probable that the session Will
last more than another week, rs only
those subjects can be acted upon spec
tally noted in the message.
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Terms CT Advertising.

FRIDAY MORNING., APRIL :. ISL.