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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-28

oTnr Undertakcrs Mutual Gloom
Association" is p sitively the last sweet
thing in societies.
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Ahead Of An Competitions Ina abe CIo,h
Aux Trade.


Aux Trade.
This Is very applicable TO the enter
prising cIothiers, Il. NJ. Kahn d BIO
first aud formUst TO open the fall
campaign by the introduction OF NJ,
immense stock Of fashionable cloth
ing for men, boys and children, IL
suit the deaires OF every body, the Hp'
probation of which In being Gttestru
daily by the many beautiful suits thcS
have turned out this season II Ia safe
10 ASSERT that whenever you see any
one wearing niCe-nttng, well.
mndc an cheap suit, that 1t comes
from r.. NJ. Kahn Il Bros, and why
thls is thus, Ia because they eXcrclS,
the grpatcst care In selecting the lnteFt
aud most approved styles, and then
goods and prices satisfy everybody
Having been In this city since ID
fancy, they are well qualified 10 kno"
he wants OF this section, aud then
constantly increasing business IL TIA,
est proof that tic public appreciate
them.
We commend lhis reliable clothing
| establishment 10 the hubble, wher,
those contemplating uuying can save
money md get better goods thul
anywhere In the city. We simply say
visit this popular emporium and TX
anime their stock, and our word tor 1t
you viii 10 amply repaid.
Remember r.. M. Kahn " Bro, th,
clolhicra, corner Elm and Lamar
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N A No. | saddle maze, with new saddle
~ NLu on NJ 90 uIluty. lle Bluidut'td'
An eN,onolt chance for any 4. Who ut-
Sir.s !, good hurru with uud uDtrd tllu M %
reasonable p.lcu, Adultss more '"IY
hernld Uillcr. 90 80.
AND-.UiuHc.os ofgupu mlll To- oHcAgyec
Ia Tor lumber AdI.as, IS" HE,,ALuOI 5o
CeciO H.
NOR -AI etc KcutucIl, bonding hou
L near the Uuon depot lna pr".n"t"r
wishes 10 cntlSI bji,loa' App.y on Vie
premises dv lam
(,OOK 5rOVE-A IirSs cpDt sJOys with
v Il ares al ~ XJpi irtGr Tor stt'. Ust
49, VIII sill i1rtj A iig5" "b,' 80 80
mos. duNV u
AND. $50 acres ot Lnud, one-lnir, uU-
~ bnr sltnbtoj IN ne Mort 'WyeL corner
OF Freost n" county, Halpiulua workman
station on tho lLuUo.uu ana Veaue Othv' IL
auilIO Il, There rru - acres under ithcc,
aud necessary biildn SOu the pl CO. he
above described premises viii ur SUii 0utNp.
Address K. u, lnughOthAW, WurtnN ~la-
ZION, Frg@tnh COUNTY, loNt,, lNO-t
tNHE DIV ELLING- so, ~ carter street,
nyo rooms Hud Two halls, gas through.
uQt, cellar, ma. hen, serv,,ntS' room, Nundly
| tor BtauIol cl,tcvu uuu Wrl lOt ljoNlW icCt
| one oi the lnndsoinest aud most convenient
lHsidSnc,h ~ me CITY, Apply 10 EhAS'
| FIRED, QUICKER. oct2)-u
ALD PAPERS-At this ONCE, IN quaint
~ llez toeult, at u u hlndLed. ly51.u I-.
u OMBlNArIUN LOCK SAbE-uHll's paw
y ont, cheap Apply 10 G. D." H"aa
| OqiCe, pleilu-,i
| ,lSsOu LANU-Flve hundred acres OF
| VI land In SUuth-cHtt Missouri, ca ap--
| with perfect title, or wlIuIchungri Tor u Has
Glly grorerLy AdILce.. T.. y. this oihee
LII PApGRS At tuia office, lnqGo n
" then 10 suit, nj el a huudrot A.t
Waotod-Situstiou
HUVSEkEEPEk.--A riouce house
| IA keeper d'klrtN IA i untIOn, Uther IA Il
II tel or private family, ras DuyJ Of rrftI.
nee CIV II, Add eSs, iloWek 'pcr. r2I u
| NAN AND " lFE- Wants u sltua ion to
| WI do b"ueral wu.k, and whu un telA,snus
| gard n NO aud ATTENDS to hpnes, Address
| Work AN, tnis once
- 49, -
WHnisd--To Buy,
| C,oW--'ro buy sosd COW with Young On
~ Apply W 4 W, dulst at tloIRlu once
|
| NJ ULES "A puiro f mules, not less THAI h
| WI hanJs aud well brDke Apply. slHdng
price aud pnrllrnLnIs. Q ION ~ 9lllcc. lwi
| AIULEs- 10 buy few good uule,, Il "a
| WI lhla hnnds high, AMI ave TO eAGht yen y
o,d u. Il. burl'. lov2j-It
Wautod-Fomale HrIp.
| COOK "A white woman - cook md d.
~ gc ernl hou ewot K, In "a family of toni
Apply 10 II. IL Lit lthnic, Camp st., north
side r. y = Dep I. d'cg7 II
|
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NOR al Etc KeulucN, bounding sou G
L urNr the Uuol depot, Ina pru dioi"r
wishes 10 cntnsI bJj,lo5t Apply ON rhe
nIrInlAna div laLm
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Wantod-Fomale HIP,

MULES 10 buy few good Iuule,, l. Ia
WI lh,R hands HIGH AMI I'VE 10 el{ht yen y
GA H. Il. Nur,l,. ION2j-It
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Wunisd-To Buy.

rOW-ro buy II gosd COW with Young cuff
~ Apply w 4, W, dursJ ut IvrUlr once
q f,lu
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Wanted -Silueiisn

HuVSEkEEPEk,--A riouCe house
IA keeper d,sirvs II i untlon, other IA Il
II tel OF private family, ias DuyJ Of refer
nee civ n, Add tess, huuhrk rpcr. Il cN u
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(NOOK 5rOVE-A l,rks cbDC syOys with
v Il ares All IA XJui irtgr tor sit'. Usl
~, willsallfS rSj A ilsy5s 49, da 10
LInna hu-LN U
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N.s7'N-- H-es~ss
NOOK "A white woman - cook md do
y " erHl hou ewoI K, In "A fimily OF TOM.
Apply 10 u. II Lit lehnIc, Camp IT,, north
side r, 4. Dep I. d'cg7 II
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lSsOu LANU--Flve huudrcd acre, OF
VI lana In SUuth-cat Missouri, ca np--
with perfect title, or wllluEchung" tur d Has
CITY property Address. T.. y, this office
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,E,HE PA NJ ml.inz from glp lirrulh
Cu toritI rooms tWO volumes I bl''h'
stone Communicates wid please irluin l,''
same, u'N'".h
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IAN AM " lFE- Hantsu situa ion TO
WI do bnueral wutk, and VINO uu tGIs,snus
gard II NO aud ATTENDS to hpfhes, Address
DIRK IAN, tnis once,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10
Orth's Retirement.

Our dispatches this morning announce
that Godlove S. Orth, Republican candi-
date for Governor of Indiana, yesterday
rendered the Chairman OF the State Com
mittee his d%eclination, and retired from
the canvass.
In common with Republicans gener-
ally throughout the country, we rejoice
at this cousumation so devoutly to be
wished tor.
His frank avowal that he sees he can
not receive the united support of Re-
| publicans is a handsome tribute to the
honesty and integrity Of the mass OF the
party.
For several years previous to his nom.
| ination, Mr.. Orth has been United States
Minister to Venezuela. Previous to his
appointment to that position he had
served honorably in Congress. and in
every sphere of life had borne an ire.
proachable character. lie was a fine
orator, gifted, educated, and calculated
to adorn any position. II was on the
strength of this that he was honorcd
with the nomination, by the Republic
cans, for Governor of Indiana. Nc
sooner, however, had the campaign
urcneI than it was demonstrated tina
while abroad he had engaged disrepu'
tably, in securing Tie payment OF Ger,
tain claims held by Venezuela against
this government. As Don as this charge
against him became conclusively es
tablished the Republicans of his Stat,
indicated Enthusiastically that they would
not vote for him. The result is that HI
now withdraws from the ticket.
NlTl.l- "a l. A. - al.aN H..
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er is based. secondly, on the allegation
that he crushed the New York State
Canal ring. This claim Is almost ms
III founded as that In regard TO the
Tweed ring. Note what the BROOKLYN
Argus. n Democratic journ al. says of Il
lie bid loudly for reform support t~hroughou,
the state by attacking Denniscn, In Syracuse,
and Lord, In Rochester, where the Democrats
navs s no ssSSSf" In N Rissny. Ss% York; Ti'" an. anS
Brootlyn whcr' N. prmcera,,o machine Is
powerful. NJ: Iildsn has written hts
will vote right"
Note also the following from Tilden's
record as the reform Governor of
New York: In his message treating of
canal frauds he specifically denounced
rs corrupt q certain contract of one Will
lard johnson, and showed that three
times the amount of the contract price
had already been paid to johnson,
Subsequently bill was passed awarding
TO johnson. n Democrat. $4,000 addi-
tional. While the bill was in his hands
he promised n friend of Johnson's, one
Delos De Wolf, that IL he did not con-
clude to sign the bill he would permit
ii to become a law. illustrating his max
i'm, "Never punish a man who will
vote right" In a word he robbed the
people of New York of $4,000 for the
benefit ola Democratic friend. z. A
man should not vote for Tilden be-
cause he (Tilden) is a thief. according
to law. He defrauds by legal process,
es. lie robs. monstrous proposition,
by bills in equity. lie has accumulated
a vast estate, estimated at six millions
dollars, through the manipulation of
railway suits in the courts lie is the
great railway wrecker of America, lie
Is the the father of railway consolida-
ton, which continued until the huge
steals of Tilden and his gang forced up
passenger and freight rates, which In
turn produced the revolt of the farmers
known as the granger movement. The
name of Samuel j. Tilden appears on
the docket OF nearly every United States
Circuit Court in the great railway
States of the Union rs defendant to the
charge Of lrard and sharp practice in
forcing railway companies into bank
ruptcy in order that he might absorb
their assets.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10
A FATAL BOLT.
A Man and Two Horses Killed by
Lightning

On Friday forenoon Of last week. du.
ring the storm, a man by the name OF
Crockett and two horses were instantly
killed by lightning In Clark township.
Crockett and Thomas Waits, son of JO-
seph Waits. of Irish Grove, were riding
along the road together, and when but
a short distance from the residence Of
Harvey Shires the fatal bolt descended,
striking Crockett on the head, instantly
killing him and his horse and the horse
rode by young Waits. The latter was
badly stunned. but as soon as he recov-
cred his senses he gave the alarm, and
It was but q few moments till q number
of persons were on the ground. Crock,
cts clothing was completely riddled
and on fire, and fragments Of his ha
were found from twenty TO fifty fee
away. Young Waits escape from thu
fate of his companion Is regarded Al
miraculous. Crockett leaves a larg'
family to mourn his loss. His remainI
were Inferred on Saturday last.-Atchi
son journal.
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John Lawrence.

John Lawrence was tried in the Cir
cult Court by a jury of twelve citizens
of this city and county, who found him
guilty of murder in the first degree on
the third count OF the indictment. At
ter the decision had been rendered, nm
application was made by the defend
ants attorneys for an arrest of judg-
ment, in order to get n new trial oft6e
cast on the ground of certain technical
informslities on the part Of the circuit
clerk OF Holt county in making up the
record. Judge Grubb took the matter
under advisement. and yesterday ruled
In favor OF the prisoners application.
Thus it will be seen that Lawrence has
been acquitted on the first and second
counts Of the Indictment, and now has
another chance for his lie on the third
count, upon which he was adjudged
guilty at the former tria l-Herald.
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The Canvass.

The present Presidential canvass is in
some respects ;he most remarkable po-
litical contest ever witnessed in this
country. The Republican party has
presented n ticket which is absolutely
unassailable. Therefore the Democrat
ic press makes no attempt to attack the
Republican candidates either as to per-
sonal character or official record. So
far the Democratic skirmishers have
been employed in sharp shooting at va
rious and sundry Republican leaders
who have made themselves prominent
as targets, and have not ven attempted
! to bring down the standard-bearers.
It cannot be denied that some promi-
| nent Republicans have committed cr-
rors some have been guilty Of crimes.
These latter have been denounced by
| Republicans. and wherever the evil
dence could DO procured against such
offenders they have been punished by
Republicans.
The Democrats presented n ticket the
head of which has been charged with
rascality in almost all its forms, from
the robbery of railroads to the s%tufling
of ballot-boxes. These charges origina,
ted with Democrats, were first pub
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10
Rspusnoan Senatorial Convention

.H.H.NI.L
The Republican Senatorial Com
mlttee Of this, the First. Senatorial
district, met in Ammonia OH Friday
last. Nodswav county unrcpresented.
II was resolved that the convention
TO nominate . candidate for Senator
from this district be held at Amazo-
mia, September 9Th. We hope that
every county will be fully represented
ON that occasion, and . good man
brought out.
Tho following il tho appointment
Of delegates, the same as adopted by
the Republican State Committee:
Andrew, 6; Atchison, 1; Holt, s; Nod.
awnY, q.
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She7if's Sale.

DYvIRrrE AND AUTHORITY OF AN
DExccution issued from the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Andrew County,
Missouri, rcturnablc at the August Term, 1876,
of said Court, and to me directed in favor of
Nathan Cole, Ezra Is. Starkw cnthcr and Arm
stead o.. Grubb. to the Use of George T.. Bryan,
anil against Andrew J Harlan, Henry NJ. Oglc
and David X. y. Harlan, J have levied upon
and seized all the right. title. interest and claim
of the above named Andrew j. Harlan in aud
to the following described real estate, situate in
the county OF Andrew, and state of Missouri,
to-wit: The west half of the sOu'hcast quarter
of section Is, Township 50, of Range 81. And
I will, on
SATURDAY The 12M day IF august, 1876,
between The hours of nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon, and live O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, at the south door of the Court House, IN
the City OF Savannah, County Of Andrew, sell
the came, or so much thereof rs may he re-
CURED, ut Public Ncndue, to the higies, bidder:
for cash in hand, to satisfy such execution and
costs. j., u. tARlEh,
Sheriff of Andrew County, Mo-.
,July %. lST6-tW
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Warrington Township Matters
Candidate for Sheriff.
WARRINGTON TowNsHIP,(
s-.Nc Inn A 1879

S9nAluRtE ~
WASHINGTON TowNsHIP,l
Andrew Co, AUG. 4, 1861
EprroR RErUBLIcAN:-The har'
vest 10 over, and the grain all In the
stack, ready for the Threshing Ma
chine, while some Of our farmers
have already threshed out their crop
yielding about thirty bushels pei
acre. The prospect for corn never
was better In Northwest Missouri
Politically we are almost unanimous
for Hayes and Wheeler, regardless to
party. Confident that the national
| ticket will be elected by two-third:
vote of the Electoral College In the
Union.
II behooves the republican party OF
Andrew County at their next coun'
ty convention to place In nomination
none but good and honest men for
county officers -such men that will
command the respect and approval
Of both parties. Our end of the
county will offer as q candidate
GEORGE W. MILLER, Esq, for the
Office of Sheriff. Mr.. Miller is q sound
republican, aud if nominated will
command a large vote in the county.
He is fully qualified for the Office, and
q man who no one can say a harmful
word against. lie is honest in all his
transactions And is beloved by all
who know him. Let the convention
act judicious in the selection of coun-
ty officers, and the victory shall be
ours. REPUBLICAN,.
(Mr. Miller lately lived in Sa-
vannah, and was connected with
the FIGURING Mil; in this place.
While we have not considered 1t
properly within our province to es-
pouse the cause of aly candidate be-
fore nomination, intending that the
Republican shall be impartial to all;
yet we feel we can truthfully say
without doing injustice to any other
candidate, that Mr.. Miller is regarded
by all who know him as sincere, hon.
est and upright in all the relations Of
life, and none know him but to hon
or and respect him for his sterling
virtues. He belongs to that class OF
men that it has now become the high
duty of the people to seek afte, to
fill such offices Of trust and response.
bility.-Ed.l
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10

Major NJ. Oliver, of ST. Joseph, and
Messrs. Late Dawson and A. Royal,
Of Maryville, addressed the citizens
Of Albany on the Sd inst, on the po-
litical issues of the day. Verify, the
contest for David's seat wakes warm,
and the number OF aspirants cen to
be on the increase.
We notice, also, a circular, signed
| by o number OF the friends Of Major
Oliver, setting forth his claims fol
the nomination, is being circulated
throughout the district.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by George Williams Twin G
in Washington Township, in Andre "
County, Missouri, on the 18th day OF
July, A. d., 1876. rs n Stray. a ccrtai in
Sorrcl Horse, scar on the right knee.
small star in the forehead, shod before,
about fifteen hands high. years
old. Appraised at Forty dollars. by
John II. Williams and Alfred Knapp.
4. true copy from my Stray Book.
W. II. WILSON.
Justice OF the Peace, tor Washington
Township. 42-4w'
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The Adler and Furst pardons.

A dispatch from Jefferson City says
pardons were received there yesterday
for Adler and Furst, distillors and rccti.
fiers Of this city. Under the terms OF
these pnrdons. sentences are committed
to three months Imprisonment in the
county Jail, which term the parties hay,
already served. On condition. however,
that they withdraw their writ Of error
20 the circuit court in affirmation of the
district courts judgment OF conlemna,
ton. in which conliscation of their es.
Establishments is ordered, and that they
pay the ino required, 10000 GA
zettc,
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SheriM''S Sale.

pY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF A
II Especial Execution issued from the office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Andrew Coun-
y, Missouri, rcturnable at the August Term,
1876, ofsaid Court, and to me directed, III favor
of joel -. schacfrer and against Jackson Truck,
ltrbecca Morris and Richard Morris, | have lev
irl upon and seized all the right, title, interest
aud claim of the above named Jackson Truck,
Rcbccca Morris and Richard Morris, IN and to
the following described real estate, situate in
the County nj Andrew, aud state of Missouri,
upon which the debt and costs mentioned in
said execution are declared to he n lien and
charge.) to-wit: The east half OF the north
west quarter of section twcnty-SiN, also, the
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter of
section twenty-siN, and ~ acres east part OF lot
I, Of Section twenty-s,vcn all in Township so,
OF Range 80. And | will, on
Thursday, The I'm day Of august, 1876.
between the hours OF nine o'clock In forenoon,
AMI i've O'Clock in the afternoon of that day,
ut the south door Ofthr Court House, in the city
of savannah, County Of Andrew. sell the same,
or SO much thereof Ne may he required, NJ Fab
lie Ncnhue, To the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, to satisfy such execution AMI costs.
l.. ID. CARTER,
sheriff of Andrew County, Mo.
July y, 1s7G-4w.
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The Democratic County Ticket.

The Democratic County Ticket.
In another place will be found the
ticket to be beaten by the Republi-
cans Of Andrew at tho November
election. On the whole, it Is a fair
ticket, but II has a number Of weak
points In it. with which the DEM
ocracy themselves, r not satisfied.
1t IL within the power Of the Repub-
lican party to put out a better ticket,
which, with the superiority OF its
principles, viii insure them success
at the polls.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10

w think our reioiuder to Mr.. Paul's
aggression must have hurt. as Il takes
him two weeks to gct through with
a. IL IL the truth that hurts. The
first week he essayed a little answer,
and now last weeks Reporey. with nc
incentive on our mart. nor none in the
arst. has three more articles lcyelcd
n NJ.
A. An the Arst ,nstance. n borrows
the c.sa.o0 caotb.s nj the Patron. and
..vs.
.sThs Reporter will no. abuse public officers
,oI Sss 's aI1, u their ( pst rm.sr &c to , lie SiA &C.
c !, pctronsys q hi. once 70 Us. regardless
We treated this statement vvhen n
arst annesred In tho, pn,ron months
ACC. with that contemnt sucb /. ora.
tu,tou, f,,sehooa aaserv.d ana now
when Il is renroduced In the Rcnorter
we see the same oyerpowerinp in.
stiuct cropnino ont hat cau,ed n,
first appearance.
Whv he ehouId attempt Ia belittlt
our efforts 10 secure harmony and
unity in the party.n while ostensibl,
lahorinv for tbe same end b;mseIf W.,
cannot now tell. aito0etber surely
avery effort and aim Of ours has bee,
20 nromota ,h;. end No nerson boy
inc spy regard for the truth will den,
this. Can he as much3 If Mn
truth be here told It will 10 a wors
dose for him than the "fur can an,
-oyercoatp this warm weather.
We have no entangling personal a
fsnces TO interfere with on
s-urporting the nominees of the mart,
we have never rum n paper IN n
interest Of either one Of the division
into which the marty was divided !
1874. We favorneither side as againl
the other. and will support nominee
! srom either with equal cordiality an
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10
Township and County
Conventions.

A meeting Of the Andrew County
Repsbllcan csunty committee was
Hold In 6avnanah Saturday, July 18th,
At which iIns Il was agreed that the
Bspabiicans OF the various townships
q tho county be called upon to hold
meetinss d their respective places of
voting on SATURDAY. Auousr
lsrH, q one O'Clock, r. n, each town.
ship 70 elect twelve delegates to at
tend ! County Conventional be held
I'm Savannah. on
xON0AX, AUGUST 2iST. At II
O'CLOCK, A.. NJ.
u nsminats candidates for the vari-
sas county o~flccs; and to elect dele
gates TO the Senatorial and Congress
sional Conventions. A full attendance
u most earnestly requested.
AUGUST SCnUSTER,
Chairman Republican County Con-
vcntion.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters Of admin.
IN istrrtion on the estate Of Andrew n Camp
bell, deceased, have been granted the undcrsirr-
Ell hy the Probate court OF Andrew county, bear.
ing date June 81, 1870,
All pcrsons having claims against said estate
are required To exhibit them FOR allow ancc with.
In one year from the date Of said letters or the,
may he ~prrcludrd nom having any benefit ol
said estate; ana IL such claims are not presented
within two years they will b, forever barred.
LrZENA CAMPBELL,
AdministratriN Of Andrew II. Campbell, decd
August 10, ls~,G-4wnl9
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10

Many Republican clubs in central H.
inois have adopted the title Of 'Hayma-
ker" with the motto ''Make Hay while
the sun shines, then Wheeler in" The
symbol Of the clubs represents a sythe
and q pitchfork crossed over q wheel.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10
,Sfy,0U .NOfyce.
PROPOSALS for COrd-WOOd.

Sealed bids, will be received by the undersign-
cd, until August 18th 1876 to furnish 90 cords OF
good, sound dry, hard wood, four feet long, TO
be delivered and corded in School House yard,
at Savannah by Oct. II 1876. No bid will he
received for less than ten cords, and Board re-
serves the right to reject all bids.
by order Of Board Of Education OF Savarnah.
ADRIAN DOBBS, Scc'y.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-08-10

A No. l article of Peaches in three
pound cans, can be had at w. A.
Prices for 20 cents per can. Every
q warranted the finest kind.