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THE GRAIN MARKET.

COllN-TrxaA IN shuok, 90 10 90 cents, Tex
as Ia sack, Gl ~ ~ ounis, kansas ear, 40 cts,
kansas, sacked, % 30 ~ cents. Market quiet
supply up 10 the demand,
WHEAT No, 2, from Nc 10 u ~; No. q,
nom ~ cents No, 4, ~ cents. In demand luf
lower gladoi market weak, Reports uf
growing crops uniayOrable, on account OF
rust generally,
BARLEl-Nothing doing no stock, prices
nominal Nc DOE.
oATS-A are worth from - 10 y conls, Mar.
ket very dull.
hNE-lrlces nominal at GOT nothing DO
ing.
BRAN-Market we'll supplied with fair do
mand, We quote NJ No porowt,
HAf-TeNas, nom slOelll'l per ton,
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rRuITs AND Nuts.

APpDES-Are scarce; they are quoted ~
sgalO per barrel for extra choice medium CO.
market dull, supply small. oo.
ONDS-Ferragora from 2S@2oc per 10
D. RANANAs-F ON s2@i per bunch.
FIGS--In layer, per pound, Nc; nc ur ~.
fes in the market; small pill boxes by Inc
IEMoNs-Are advancing and are quoted
mt 81 50@7 % per box. ,., - on
ORA SGFS-Are scarce and quoted al :, w
0eS Os per hundred for the Messina. NO raj
srmo or Louisiana In market.
PECANS-Are scarce, AZ lev ~ Po"""'
KSIsINS-Layer per box, So 0OsS 'o9i W.
w WAi,NJITS-Grenoble are quoted al zoe.
COCOANTTS-Are quoted at W per nun
ur pEA NuTs-Tennessee firm at lO9i2c per
pound
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HIDES AND rEI.rR,Es.
L.IMnER.

YELLOW PTSE-Boxlng, fenclng, scnntllng
81 - per hundred; dressed boards, v 30 ppr
hundred; ceiling, N. "; ceiling, o., S!2l,
wentherboarding u 7b9sz flooring, " 70.
erboarding, -; select boards, "A jJJt5.
CYPRESS BoARD4-S i6lSl 70.
SHlNGLFs-Whito pine, 50 j09si 90; cy.
press, So 90,
Tho market is evidently active, Demand
quiet; supply ample, The amount OF build.
Ing going on IL considerable and no falling
on peroeptihle.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

BEER-Anheuser' SIS per cask; Uhrlgs,
sl5 per cask; Lemp's $40 per cask; Cincinnati
Star, sl2 per cask.
WHISKY--Sl l0@3 50.
BRANDY-Appie, 81 5O93 %; Cognac, S3@21
per gallon peach, So %; blackberry, 81 7oi
Ginger, 81 %
GIN-Sl 50G2 %. ave.
CHAMPAGNE - Cooks Imperial, 10
Krug, In baskets, $50; Heidsiches' sH per
CLARET-.Is worth s. to $40 90, according
| 10 brand and quality. o
PORT WINE-Is worth 81 0g2 w per
SHERRY standard, Is worth 500 per
| gallon.
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oa'iie on Thousand nils and ma
MIIh

one would suppose that a country
winch annually sends TO Chlcao. NJ
Louis New York and New Onenn. beef
c1ltIe by The tom thousand would luw
win rich milk Tho first uliue which
struck me ~ tbo hotel table wa.ad..h
OF doshm butter uudwhou the wt1er
handed around 'eoudouseI milk mt
N Maine, To go into my ten. / wa, dlm.
loundod' When called for 10 GLASS of
MIX. the reply was they had none cy.
Gopl m those little tiu uui,lns rpon
inquiry J learned that men owning eat.
Tie by the thousand never have any
mix or huIterayelhat which is bought
ilue there are beginning TO he little
uairy farms around cities and large
towns from which you con obtain linn.
lled supplies ut twenty cents per uart
ana something resembling condemned
whey or pressed lard for butter at 6ny
cents per pound, Leather II imported
nom Boston, Boots, shoes, harness
everything into which the COWS hide Is
worked, ditto, ! have not seen Il tan.
yard IN the State, though ! am told
there are few, Houston Crcxas) Cor
respondent Chicago Times.
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ESCULENTS.

oNIoNs-old dry, 81 40 per barrel. Mar
ket bare, ...
POTATO S-There is little or nothing do
ing, and but few good In market. They are
worth from l04GJ cents per bushel. New
ones coming In, are worth 81 w per bushel.
BEANs--VaTy, AZ cents per h.; white &c.
Supply good.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in market; supply
ligh.. Scarce and high.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LGME-rhe besqunlity In barrels, Is worth
~ W. In bulk, 81 20, Ordinary Dallas "a
cents per hushel.
CEMENT Rosondale IL worth 81 OO per
barrel. Louisville best, little kept u 30 pei
barrel,
PLASTER--ls worth IS 80 per barrel Thu
supply OF the above mentioned articles IL
ample demand lair, market arm,
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN


i, ~. liuNtf, Attorney at Law, ai rnm-
ineftr sifrr' south 40 rluUunusph nHliRs,
lnAas sprrlu Wirullun phli io llnd
rlHiWa npru
hNt a Nulin nnlrr on Main street over
State savings btug tuh@lN
W, n. Oldham, olnru la Mlahios building,
opposite ihu lNirHnd hutpl, Main street
JHuliuu
John N Stnmmnus, Attorney AZ Law, M,
@N North Rldo rhlln square, up'slain,
urt@-ltf
Mccoy a Mocuy, once south side OF Cour.
hvnse square, u
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

TOBACCo-Is worth from jO@75c, accord
ing 10 quality; The market is declining,
The stock is large and the demand very good.
CIGARS-W Worth from 81 2baS 90 for doneS-
tic with Havana filters. Market Is dulii sup
ply ample, demand fair.
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Office Hours.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-John ID. Kerioot,
Engineer-W William NJ. Johnson,
Attorney Barnett gibbs. .#
Recommendation W. Bowen.
secretary--J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-J. y. Ogden.
Marshal-W. +. Morton.
Health Oiicer:-Dr. M. A. Cornelius.
AldGrmen-Flrst ward ii. Ervay, j. W
Drowdus. Second ward: W. ]. Clark and r.
h Guedry. Thirdiward u. r. JET ana NJ;
'owan. Fourth ward j. Il. Williams and
NJ. NJ. NewsUme.
of Immigratlon-J. Manlove.
The offices of the various city officers are
Al the city market house. The board of Al
iemen meet in regular session Mt the coun-
M room over the market, every Tuesday
....t.
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WOOL MARKET.

Best QuRllty......,....,,.... ......... % cents
BURY and short clip".",....".... ll@S cents
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OONSTABLES.
SOCIETIES..
Masonic.

All Masonic bodies meet at OH MAIN sVee''
over Q. M. Wheats store.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal AfSh |
MasOns, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the |
sty OF Dallas, on the nrst Monday In each
month. I'D
JOSEPH L. FISHER, Secretary.
,TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, T; q A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
HENRY BOIL, W. M.
!. B. LoUCKx, Secretary.
ALIAS LODGE, No Az +. 4 a. NJ
son the first and third Saturday even;
every month, at It's nan over " M
lstore, on Main street. II, =,
ADGETT, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
sCHILIERBUND LODGE NO. ,2S, J.; Q;
Y F. meets every ThqrsadsSy night q Gua
Il. WAGNER, Secretary.
Eureka Lodge, U. D., IL 0. o. f., meets at
richardson, Dallas county, every Weohes-
nay evening, at half-past O'Clock.
I. l.. FRANK, N. q,
q. Flown. Secretary. rt' N'f
RDGELEx rNCAMPMENT No. %, !. y,
Y: f.. meets on the first and thru friuay
Flights in each month, at the Odd Fellows
Hall j. r. DAVIS, q. Z.
l.. WAGNER. Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. "A, !. o. o. F., meets
oW syfHiy g Wednesday niBht G& Il tp9 N g.
NJ. TnEvENET, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE Nol9s | o, O. F., meets
VERY Monday night at Odd Follows nail;
;, G. H. CALHOUN, NJ &.
\. TuRLEY, Secretary.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, !. .: u. IL,
meets every Saturday night ut the Ihoiha'
SION s. RECORD. W. c. T.
D. W. RECORD w. Secretary.
4 DALLAS LODGE No. 49, l. o. q. T., meets
Every Friday night, at their lodge room, on
pain street, between Austin and Lamar.
JOSEPH SWAIN, W. u 4.
q. McNEALus, W. s. 4aR
fmeet every Monday night mt old college,
building, Elm street, at eighto'clock =; NJ;
NJ. b. FRANKLIN, W.P'
j. N. RUSSELL, II. 8. Effk
B'Nai FIRTH.
DALLAS LODGE NO, 1877, B'NAI BIRTH
neets every second and fourth Tuesday III
{schmonth. President. d. Goslin; vice pres,
neht, Noise Kahn; secretary, Joseph ~
IN aiIGWnl; monitor, ID. Goslin; treasurer Eiian
Medical.
The DALLAS MEDICAL and SURGICAL
en SdpUt.S, ~. rleets regularly on me ~
m; =. u. THURSTON, Nj. D., President.
a. y. GRAHAM, NJ. d., Secretary.
1. ". G. A-The Young Mems Christian
Hay, +A'e'"e Nv r
knights of Pythias.
UoEUR DE LION LODGE No. s, meet
Re1y Thursday evening T. NJ. Mlers, 4. "
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speed, Safety ana Comfort.
Pullman !aIsIl Slipping lall
ON ALL NIGIir TRAINS.

pn@Onpcra nro requested 10 obtain reliable
Inflammation Of the superior advantages ot
their route, thus enabling tho. 10 purchase
tickets by u horouglfmro preferred over all
othotH. HH tf
FTolrt or Passage win be chceriully fun-
ished, aud claims for ovOfchafge, lots or
damage, ote,, will meet prompt attention "
addressed % t
GOnOrnl Fplghtand Passenger Agent
Marshall, Texas.
GRO. NOBLE, General superintendent
MnlShall, TeARA
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Inn, II, Morton, N, d., onlce over First Ma
tipunl Bank, llrsldrnov corner hnn iarlutu
aud llnrwood streets, Dallas, Texas,
mchlh I'm
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CONSTRUCTIONS.

~ rlsNAliKANA, with All tTalns on ~.
LoulA a Iron MOuntAin II, H. for all points
North Fast and NnuthonW,
a. lONuNiEW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA, with tInlna ON tho International
n. r. Tor Tyler, rRloatlne, Houston, Calves
ton and BAN AntnniO
DALLAS, with trains North Rnd Aouth
On Houston aud Texas Cenual H.. II. Tor
SneImRn, Paris, hnullRm, Mckinney, Cor
dcRnn, nromond, Waco, Houston and Aus
TN,
At SHRfN FpuRf, with regular line VI
drsf.c idss sedmefS iof New Oi1eniiH
Thia line, being nilly equipped with all
M Odorn improvements such an MVstlng.
house Air brakes aud Miller IN nhs Platforms
and Coupler, Is unsurpAecd for
speed, Safety and Comfort.
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nAIIAS COUNTY.

DALLAS COUNTY.
District Judge-Nat. NJ. Burford, Dallas.
County Judge-Robert II. West.
county Attorney-George n. Aldredge.
District Clerk William A. HARDWOOD
County Clerk Alexander Harwood'
Sherif-W. NJ, Moon.
Surveyor-lobert M. Cook
TreaSurer-M V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector - EMERSON
COUNly COMMISSIONERS.
District No. Nv. Ii. Witt, Trinity Mills.
District No. 2-T. j. Nash, Duck Creek;
District No. 3--Flem. q. Bledsoe, Hutcnlns
district No. An. o. McAdains, FlVo MIC
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. Nv. W. Peak and II. Z.
Precinct No. 81. r. Blewett, Richardson.
Precinct No. BE. n. Myers, Duck Creek.
Precinct No, IA. Is. Lanier, baughts
't0fe. ,.
Precinct No. G-Joseph II. Stewart Cedar
Precinct No. 7--G. w. Neely, Eagle Ford.
Precinct No. S--John Preston, Grapevine.
O0NSrABLES.
Precinct No. LA. Fl. Hardin, Dallas
Precinct No. 81. Nj. Salmons, Irlhl'y
Wills. no,,
Precinct No. 81. NJ. Bergman, Duck
Precinct No. 4-Jas. II. sullivan. Hanghts
tore. ,.o,
Precinct No. 5--Robert George, Lancaster
Precinct No. 7-Eagle Ferd'
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


lur mono ary mnTket Is WmnN hat string.
gu, l1l ubisluu business, nat moro u nmple
lHula lpr legitimate busints, aud uumn.ui-
DIAL trade.
ulLii- nnylnE n sHlllug, u.
BIN Elt-filuus nominal
inrlnls hui llilr gold orhllyor iu market.
hAullANul1-uolnlnVrclnl par hank, 4,
premium,
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Cedar MilI Mail.

m Fort Worth, Cloburne, Gmnbury,
1hcrford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jncksboro
western posts, arrives ut 100 p III; de-
al kHlO n IN,
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THE FARMERS HOME JOURNAL
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY

Subscription Prices. Per Year, In Advance
The Home journal IN AN Independent Agrl'
cultural newspaper, the equal In every re-
spect of any publication OF It's GLASS IN
America. IL was established In 1915, and,
though not IN any sense an organ, IL has
al ways been looked to Tor reliable inlormn
ton regarding the great blooded stock In
terest OF the lilue Grass Region of kentucky,
Besldes every problem connected with The
breeding aud Improvement of all tho various
domentioated animals are fully discussed In
It's pages, and every new discovery IN mis-
and all other departments OF Agriculture
promptly chronicled, In order To adapt the
paper fully 10 the wants of the American
Farmer we give n Miscellany OF useful lnfor-
nation OF II Literary and Scientific charnc-
ter, specially fitted for reading In the Family
circle, and we exclude from our columns
everything of an objectionable nature, so
that parents can NJ all times put the paper
into the hands Of their children, confident
that nothing will be found IN II Of II corrupt
ing or immoral tendency.
Subscriptions may begin NJ any time.
aend postoniee order for two dollars, and the
paper will be forwarded. postdgc pnd, forone
yenr sample copies ten cents each. CLUBS
OF Ave subscribers nt 81 81 each
FARMERS HOME j0URNAJ,
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Ip DAILY HERALD.
ouII,OAD TIME TABLE.
J and Departure OF Trims NJ
Dallas.
-..rnrnN AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

hou''' AITivOe,
r,os,uth tmnil ana oSpTessl, $40 n, m
Pom w.. Hnrth Nunil aud eApresAl- D'2i y. m
fon Wv, Snuth, (accommodRtlonlll i2O Am
PROM w. North, accommodation 800 y. m
''''' TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves, Arrives
Express. ,,..,.,, 6.25 p. IN. 1906 y. m
Nail ahu liitiion.,...,.,,.. 500 d. IN. b30 y, M
A''o,nngh Prsght.-.-o,J;5O o. M lO'OO ~ m
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1876. 65 CENTS. 1915.
THE ST. LOUIS TIMES
The Leading Democratic Journal Of
the Mississippi vaiiey--The Re
e0gnized organ OF the West.
ern DpmOri ncy.

THE WEEKLY TIMES In ready for the PRES
IDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF 1876 Price only
70 cents from MAY lst until DECEMBER LIST.
In clubs of ten or more, Ia one address. 10
cents. Agents allowed 10 per cent.
THE TIMES IN large R-column paper,
printed with clear bold type, on clonr, white
paper, aud edited with confess ed ability:
: THE TINES inserihes upon "a banners these
words clean hands everywhere; IN pubic
offices. strict economy and integrity; free
south free money; &c banksi Tree trade
free schools free labor FREQ speech free
thought /; free suffrage. In one word, a Tree
self-governmeht
For the benefit OF the popular masses, We
have put the cam paign TIMES down 10 about
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REGuTAR RATES FOR THE TIMES.
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We will give as n premium TO any single
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.

HILL, MoMURTRAY & co.
General auction and Commission Ace
lO9 Elm Street. Dallas, Texas.ll our HOUSE -
now open for consignmentsi 81 ~, k liius =,
Goods, Wares and Merchnnditu. ho t.,'is.,
INV speciaf attention 10 nlling oipers 'or
Cotton, Grain, Flour, etc !, ~, p, ,rRAy SEQ
NV HILL. MON uttihAi y eO.n j
api2sdim ANteNe
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ferry llrns., s0i Main sluet, mAnuiActur.
cra ~ Pure Candies, French Pastry and ice
lrvnm, mayuU
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nT and r FE S9mpTiTSingi soSSern m emu
KY Iittle Rock, aud shreveport, ana all
,.iern ,frxas, arrives daily ut 1905, p m de-
Wv daily at G!l5 p IN. Pouch closes ut .
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southern mail.

IA K. aud 4, II, H., comprising western,
w u,'l,, nud eastern states, New YORK ana
'' iiu,,is muils, nrrlYespt li;2j y mi ieparA
i rnIm. Pouch closes nj II IN,
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DEMON Mail.

AR HI, Mansfield, Alvarhdo ana Cross
.c,,h@rs, arrives 90 p m Wednesday and
ss'Iarlny, departs Monday and Thursday Ut
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,,.., Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
,.'',on Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
WIN v,s In southern Texas, arrives AZ 7Ao II
\, departs ut go M Pouch closes w 70 ~
" - usn..aYn MuiI
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THE MAILS.
NnriI,erm NAL.

Northern Mail,
maj K.oud 4, II. H., comprising .wesier
WNbarl und eastern states, new YORK W
y, irlls mlils, nrriyeHhV uis1 y mi ''eph'
e'',;'ijnm. Pouch closes NJ I II M
"' southern mail. U.
49,, Orl,nns and southern Louisiana, Ga
',vnn Houston, Austin, Waco, ana allplll
Nefi,ry,s In southern Texas, arrives AZ 7lo
JJspnrts ut d;2i y M. Pouch closes NJ D p
Eastern Mail,
,u. n and p. R.R., comprising southern, 81
Win states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mel
KY iittle Rock, aud shreveport, ana u
a.t,rn lrxus, arrives daily nj lO;O0 p M q
Ts daily at 6!l5 p IN. Pouch closes III
IL western Mail,
m Fort Worth, Clcburne, Grnnbur
hereford, Decatur, Paio Pinto, Jacksbo
western posts, arrives Ut 100 p M; d
nj 500 n IN,
Cedar I'M Mail.
Hlll, Mansfield, AlvarHdo ana Gro
,rn,1grg arrives 90 y IN Wednesday M
ssl1rdny; departs Monday and Thursday
'"' Denton Mail.
n,nlon. Bolivar Eli2abethtown, BOYD
Mia Lewisville and Trinity Mills, arriv
s XIII m, Monday, Wednesday aud Saturda
leparts at q. II. IN. alternate dnys'
Grapevine Mail
Arrives every Monday at p. M Depar
tuesday at Sa. IN.
Office YHOurs.
ndiyery window, u. m, TO p, M; none
,rler window, 4 n. IN. TO II m, and nom !
/" IN 4 u, IN. stamps sold from s n. M "a
, l' Letters registered only curing mon'
An persons having complaints against y
,ace ON any account, will please present u
eme in writing or IN person, TO the Pos
master
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knights Of Pythias.

GoEUR DE LION LODGE No. 8, meets
"A gppy Thursday evening. I. NJ. Mlers, r. y
n. Il s Annspaugh, c. c.; Richard Morgan, y.
IN IN ii; A. McCullam, Prelate; ID. l.; Rlchara-
Az , N; X. and 8. Jos. Swain,a Master,
e,lns j. q. Leigh, NJ. OF E.; Paul Furst, ~. OF
marry Jacobs, l. G., John II. Ryan, Y, Y,
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n,,ion. Bolivar, Eli2abethtown, Boyd's
Mis- Lewisyille and Trinity NILS, arrives
s s,'' m. Monday, Wednesday aud Saturday.
W ~. ~ n II M. nlLnrnnIo llNs.
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n. Y. IIerali.l
The Progress of the Order.

Col. A. p. Smcdly, the worthy lect-
urer OF the National Grange, in arecent
address said:
..Six wears ago no manufacturers
dealt with us directly, no elevators
were owned ny us, and no banks or in
surance companies were controlled by
us. Now. in one State alone. there
are thirty eight fire insurance conipaniesi
aud more than half the Warehouses ana
elevators, in Iowa and Wisconsin, are
under our control. Furthermore, We
have agents in every section of the
country, to whom we ship our produce
and from them we receive forty to hity
per cent. more than we used To receive
from local buyers. In consequence oi
these agents, we arc bound by the ties OF
brotherhood and many heavy bonds
The Patrons OF Husbandry saved in
1873, 81, ,0O0, 900; in 1874. $4,000 600
and according to present indications
will save at least $50, 100000 in 1873
Six years ago there were ten oranges
next year there were thirty-ei hi. tht
next thirty nine, the next ten thousant
and the next twenty thousand. Nov
there are fifteen oranges joining on
ranks daily, and we number over on
million five hundred thousand. Our ex
perieuce is pointed proof that womel
| are worthy members of every union
| We have four hundred thousand ofthen
among us, and ought to be qualified 1
give an opinion OF this Kind.
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In our article Of the 25th ult.. in
allusion to the bad state of feeling ey.
listing between portion of the citi.
zens in the ncighborhood of Mount
Pleasant School House, in regard TO
the use of the school house for meet.
ing and Sunday School purposes, we
also made mention of the unnIauly
conduct OF some young mch who as.
sembled there on Sunday in drunk
on condition, and in various wavs at
tempted to break up the Sunday
school. 1t seems our article has crca-
ted the impression that this conduct
OF The Young men derived encourage
ment from those opposed to using the
school house for religious purposes.
We are reliably informed that this
conduct had no connection with, and
derived no sympathy from, the oppo.
sition to the public use of the school
further, that such oppo.
sition was based on the fact that the
new style school room seats were rs,-
for miscellaneous assemblies.
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-06-08
DECORATION DAY AT RAD
ICAL.

For the RFrruLIcAS
The farmers of this place being busily
engaged through the week, the Sabbath
has thus far been adopted as the most
appropriate for the decoration OF the
soldiers graves. This year the first
Sunday in June was selected.
About half past nine o'clock an assem-
blage began to gather at the Radical
School House, with boquct's and flowers
to sprinkle over the graves of the true
and brave" who are screnely slumber-
ing in the grave ~ard near that place.
There are three soldiers of the late
war buried here, James Muse. only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Muse, now of Savan-
nah, George Clark, who served through
the war in an Ohio regiment, aud
Henry Har, ison IAN Englishman who
was willing to fight tor America and
served thr, ugh the war;.
At nearly eleven o'clock (the parents
and relatives of James Muse having ar
riyed) the procession. about $50 in num-
Der, marched to the grave yard. The
following is .he programme as carried
out:
lst. Song sung by the choir-"The
soldiers graves"
2nd. Prayer by Rev, A. c. Hewitt.
3rd. Song.-"America."
4,h. Address by j. b. Kildow.
9TH. Song-The Old Camp Ground
Sung by Nelson Crockett and family.
9th. Decoration.
The Committee on Decoration TO
James MUSES. grave, were his mother
with Mrs. Saunders Hileman, Miss Jen
' ME Hileman, aud Miss Matte Humans
for George Clark's grave. Mrs. Faulknt
Mrs. Robinson, and Mrs. Nelson Crocl
EFT; for Henry Harrison's grave Mi'
Mollie Hewitt. Kate uannahs, and MI
ry Talbot.
y Flowers in abundance were put
y the graves, after which, Judge Talo
Q made u few impressive remarks al
/. read Il poem, and "The Long Coo
v Night" was sung by the choir.
II Mr., and Mrs. Muse are to be cor
d mended Tor the choice collection
IS flowers they brought all Oh their ov
~ raising. b'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-06-08
Pic-Nic.


On Saturday afternoon, June 3rd.
IN Mr.. j. c Wateman's pasture. ives,
OF town, a number of ladies and GEN
tlemen assembled for the purpose of
spending one of those days of jov
Morris, de- Jeu",s %,s'safqu safgqu,, iissss u Annie a9pi
man, Rosa Waterman, Arthur Bry-
ant, David Bryant, ,and others. About
two o'clock sulnptous dinner was
spread, of which all partook; after
gathering up the remainder, which
was an abundance, the party retired
to Mr.. Waicrman's beautiful lawn to
enjoy themselves in game of Gro
quet. After playing for some time, a
champion game was proposed to be
PLAYED between Miss Sallic Water
man and Miss Jennie Morris, Miss
Annie Morris and Il. 5. Shaw. Miss
Jennie Morris and Miss Sallie Water
man playing together, and Miss An
ME Morris and II. 5. Shaw, their op'
ponents. The game was holly con-
tested, and after playing some time
the game was finally decided in favor
of Miss Morris and Waterman, who
won three straight games. y