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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-23
From Bolckow. .
BoLCKOw, August Ii

DOLtfNON <huSuSe
Mr.. EDITOR-As you have a num-
Der of friends and patrons here, it
seems very natural to suppose that
yourself and uInero readers would
like to hear from this locality. The
dry weather enabled farmers to get
their small grain stacked nicely, and
much of it thrashcd. Oats is q good
heavy crop, but wheat is light and
thin. Corn and potatoes are coming
on nobly, and apples bidfair to'yield
well. Our town is growing finely
Besides seven HOUSES built here this
year already, Messrs. Landers 4
Dodds are building a large store 22x4O,
wilma Masonic Hall i'll the upper
story. "A schOol-hOuse is in cOntem-
plation. to he built soon, 26x36. Mr..
VIM. L. Chute, singing Teacher, is
about building a nice ktuse I6X24-
lie has lived in MaryviIe, Albany and
Guilford, but now concludes Bolekow
better than either OF those places
The Baptist Chapel, lately built, is
occ ul,ied alternately, twice n month,
by Baptists and Methodists: aud every
Sunday by y Sunday School and.sing-
ing class. The latter is tau ght by j.
J.. Sclil1flyecht, who lives over west
on the prairie. More non
- BLtNO.
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- w. Il. ALLEN, Pres't.
w. II. TILsoN, Sec'y. -
Grant and Wilson Club at Noda.
WaV.

NooSv ", August u,
The citizens of Nodaway met ut the caiten
~sehoSAhsuse IsIrsirm. to nolicc, forire purpgss
OF OF gaiixing u Grant and Wilsol Chlb
The naeeting MSS cali 81 10 ortsr b. ; Hunter.
Oh motion, j. IL Miller was elected presi,l.ni
ARD +. z. BaTcs record:ug SECRETARY, pro tenn.
g.. ). Eaton, *. Garner, John Dol ~ AL
lisbasind &. 81. Lent We're jtiSr appoaitcl ! coni-
miit"e To nominate permanent fscsrS,
Ii Corimiter report Tor President, j. Miller,
Vice President, j. Ii. Baker; REGARDING secrsta-
~, Ep HIes corresponding necrsiary, sam
tTl Clllen; R,a,ier, =. Hiirtef;I re;astrery J W.
johnson, which were DIZZY e'ae.et By bailfDt
after which the ollowi were ;fr'e5s;fed "a
.lrnft 4 constitution and by-laws:oIsS haiesi,
Samuel talien and e.. Is. McslelitI- 80
Committee. soon returned and reported a con-
~stifution supporting tie CONSTITUTION ihi Laws ol
the United States ami constitution ant laws oil
Missouri, and E,yOrins the principles ard f,lit-
form of The National Republican hty, (Which
WAS afopt. d unanimously. -
Michael Jhronister, MIR. Boyer and r. freeman
Were appointed IN Executive Com niitee
Remark being in ORDER, MIR. =. Uilter took
the iuT, anil in y very able ami clear address
upon the %pJiilic:il condition of the coIi,ltry, tp-
irr;:ined the people for Ten minutes Mr. Han
ter Is IN old line Democrat OF the Jefferson
school, straight ssi,0uIb9n, " Who ctifnot b.
induced 10 support the great journalist by the
Originpiors of .shoO1yism' in Washington, their
aiders and abette,s, or the trickery Of the lame
Democracy of the Cincinnati Convention, pre-
ferinS to support The chieftain who has dis
tingtIislied himself in civil rs well as II military
capacity, claiming that the past services ID
Gen. Grant us President is q sufficient SS'laran-
~ for the future.
4 speech OF Hon. Henry Wilson, of Massachu-
sets, delivered at Srsat t'atis. Nh, eth Feb
rIary, 1872, was Their readily Mr.. Hunter.
Mr.. Barr responded to II call with IA few re-
marks. Meeting adjourned one week.
T.. =. BATES, Recording secretary
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The New Era Ring Flu ttering.

To the Editor OF the Republican:
If won throw a stone in the dark
| and hear Il dog howl, don't you think
| il. hit him? Well then. If you ask the
Ring leader of the otiicc-holders' and
office seekers ring in Savannah Il ques-
Etion. and he refuses to answer il, but
he and all the balance of the
ring. set up Il howl. don't vou
suppose they arc afraid of being hurt'
''Tax-naEerss' questions arc all I'M
answered: ..~ne,-,esponse is n frantic
howl by the leader and Il slight growl
from u NANCY IL trailing by his
side. 80 s4 n.
What harm is there in ASKING queSf
lions concerning the management Of
the peoples money aud the cxpendi-
turc thereof. when there is talk all
over the county, that it has been mis-
applied, and does it make any differ
erce who asks the question: The an
swers are what the taxpayers, want
to see, and they want them rue II
Now Mr.. Era, will Won answer this
one question in lieu of those formerly
asked on the subject: Did the late
Treasurer or his Deputy AZ any time
use any of the moneys which came
into his hands as Treasurer for his
own purposes or individual benefit, or
did any oft disappear at any time so
that il hadto be replaced by borrow
ing? This qucstionyou can answer, Tor
the facts are peculiarly within your
knowledge. little money was o
SO used. and you or the late Treasurer
have suffered any wrong by reason OF
the inquiries neude By Taxpayer"
and others in re2etionioit, just blame
your political friends ana nss"rna.cs
some of whom arc on the treasurer
bond, for starting DC matter,
The New Era ohSrges that Judge
K%cllcy.is the author of ''Tax-pas,
er's" interrogations, and that he pad
for them as advertisements. This
charge is not true. In another place
it is charged that Taxpayer tried
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Correspondents.
Benton Township.
BoLckow. August /

BoLCkow. August II.
EDIToI: MISUNDERSTANDING
to noticc previously given, there was
a meeting held to-day ut this place for
the purpose of pcrfcr'ing the organ-
zation of a Grant and Wilson Club
The meeting was called TO order by
John Anderson. who PIT in nnn,ina-
ton Isaac tanhorn. as Chairman. who.
was unanimously elected. James
McI.ricn was then chosen Secretary.
DIR. y. b. Brown, being loudly called
for, came forward and excused him
self from making aspcecli Oil account
of i'll health. explained the object of
the meeting. and said ut some future
time he would give them his views on
the political situation. General Will
liam Wilkinson then came forward
and made a speech of about two hours
duration. which was listened to with
profound attention and warmly ap-
plaudcd. The speaker dealt with
facts and figures and challenged con-
t%radiction. a goodly number then
came forward and joined the club, at
ter which the meeting adjourned. .
ISAAC VANHORN, Chairman.
JAMES MCIiRIEN. Sccy.
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Base Ball

The Union Base Ball Club. Of st.
Joseph, paid "our boys'f visit OH
Saturday, and played a match game
in the drilling rain. Quite n res
pectable crowd was in attendance
The Savannah club was short several
of its best players, and was badly
''scooped in George Jenkins, of St.
Joseph, umpired the game. But five
innings were playcd-thc score stand
ing: Savannah IL. Unions IS. 1t Is
the intention to play return game at
st. Joseph al an early day. The boys
from St. Joseph were pleased with
their visit.
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Music to Soothe the Savage.

SAVANNAH. Ang. n. 1872.
EDITOR BErCBLicAN- desire through the cpl-
umns of your most excellent paper, to express
my heart-le eli thanks and high appreciation of that
musical salent displayed here in orr midst night
". and | but feebly portray my inward feelings
when 1 solemaly affirm that doubt not but that
all the gushing melodies that ever burst forth from
that angel choir, around the throne of Him who
is the master af the skies, could be easily a:Zzled
by That LITTLE banl of lovely ones, which has SO
Kindly volunteered to mark the rosy hours OF
night with their Heavenly strains. surely these
man ran give To man, but never lose sight of
that sacred admonition. laid down in Holy Wit,
that nothing is perfect here in this our world of
tears. Hence | would ask these night singers,
would not 4 little cultivation of the voice and an
entire abandonment. of midnight songs, add
murf, to the sweetness of your concerts and also
be u little NOR beneficial TO Those who live in
close proximity? ANN1HlLATED.
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Personal ABUSE.

Mr.. EDIToR-Alffough differing
with yOn politically, | take the liberty
of writing this III the interest of fair
play and justice in local affairs
Yourself and correspondents have
thought prcper to ~interrogate the
County Court and County Treasurer
rs to certain sinister reports which
came from Democratic sources rela-
tive to the county money. They may
not have been coucheG in very elc-
CANT or polite language, but then the
circumstances of the case would seem
to me TO justify a plain answer, H.
stead of the poor reply in the shape of
personal filings at Judge Kelley and
attorney Greenlee, which were
presented by the Era last week.
Although YOUR paper does sometimes
verge on to the personal traducing'
style, | pust give you the credit Of
having less Of it than the Era, and L
believe the public aresick of it, come
from what cyer source. For my part.
I don't sec why the matter has not
been settled by a full and fair state
ment OF the facts as they existed. 1t
there is nothing wrong, we certainly
can't lose anything by it. You are ut
liberty to publish this if you choose,
emitting my name. LIBERAL.
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Meeting in Washington Township.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Aug. II.
Pursuant to call, and in spite of
rainy weather, a large number of the
Hetthlicans of Washington Town
ship met at the Coilinan school house,
at s O'Clock L. NJ, TO: the purpose of
organizing aGrant and Wilson Club.
Mr.. WI Allen was; closcn Chair
man, aud +. NJ. Wood, Secretary of
the meeting. G.. Il. Bryan, Esq, was
then called upon and responded in a
short. but excellent speech, which was
well received. after which Mr.. Perry
Buis was called upon and made some
remarks which were to the point
A Grant and Wilson Club was then
organized. with Il large number OF
members. The following named gen.
tlemcn were elected rs officers of the
club:
President. W. b. Allen; Vice Prcsi-
dent. Allen Holt; Secretary. w. IL.
Tilson; Treasurer, Newton Rhodes.
Committee Oh Constitution and
Bv-LawsLRobert Lumpkins, Rich
ard Buis, NJ. M. Elliott.
The following named persons were
appointed to solicit members tor the
club, in the respective sehooldistricis:
No. Nv. y. Aiicn,1 James Ander-
soi,, Joseph Wells. No. p Wm. II.
Tilson, G. W. Kellogg. Jacob Schnis-
zius. No. S-Jesse Snyder. Vinai g.
Farris, w. S. Calvert. No. 4-R.
Lumpkins, d. Graves. r. Buis. No.
5-Geo. Colburn. B. Nickles, III. Nc
Glothlin. No. 6-John Holt. Allen
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TAXPAYER.
Equal and Exact Justice to All.

SAVANNAH, August 20.
Ma, EDIToR-Last week you. adj
mitted toyour columns a communication
in which Que Of the two persons who
have announced themselves as candi-
dates is roundly praised. Although said
correspondent certainly meant hot TO re-
feet on the rival asp'rant. th;nN you
owe it to all concerned to permit TIE
friends of Captain Mercer TO say word
for him. AL who know Captain Mer-
GER entertain for him the greatest res
pect, as a man of honor. integrity and ster-
ling manly qualities. He is immensely
popular among his neighbors in Platte
Township, and would secure Il largely
greater vote in his township than any
other person could possibly obtain. AS
to his record, he has been all through
the war from its inception, entering as a
private, and by his steady eprnestness
and quiet ability (always present for duty
found himself at the head of a company
when mastering out time came. |
know he is a man of some self-acquired
means, a hard working farmer, and in
every sense true and trustworthy man,
and is not known as an ofice-seeking
politician. That he is willing to accept
the office OfSheriff is not to his discredit;
ami | believe the Republican party ought
to give to Platte Township the nomini-
ton for Sheriff, particularly when she
presents such a good candidate. In pre-
senting these views no d-isparagemeRt is
intended to any others who may be
brought forward, but only to givca good
man Il fair showing. JUSTICE.
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Eaten Up by Hogs.

An unknown man. thought to he
about thirty-five years of age, is sup.
posed to have been eaten up by hogs, in
Holt county. Some clothing. a pen.
knife and money were found in
the woods a quarter of q mile
from Mr.. VIM. IIobson's residence,
in that county, and upon search
being made, the head of a hui
man being and a thigh-bone, the
flesh entirely of of them; also, Il
heavy casinet sack-coat of redish col
or, one pair of pants of a light color,
zone light. colored vest, two shirts, one
of cotton cross-barred goods, the 9TH
or heavy casinet, two dark colored,
one cap of blue felt cloth, one pair
light kip boots half-soled. The Sen
tincl says that about the middle of
| May last, there came into that neigh
borhood m lrishman, supposed to be
between 80 and 10 years ofage, about
five feet six inches high, with light
colorcd hair, had cap and clothing TO
correspond with those found. lie
| said he came from Omaha and had
been a section boss on the Union Pa
| cific Railroad. lie said there was a
band of men after him to lynch and
rob him of his money; said he was 60
ing to St. Joe; that he had been on a
spree, &c. Witnesses thought he was
crazy, or had delirium trcmens. He
was not heard Of afterward.
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OR Wednesday, a..

OE Wednesday a.<
week, about 2 O'Clock, ~
who rode out from St. Joseph
our friend Mr.. Terhune, accomplished
the most aud~aciously bold robbery
we have heard of for a long time.
These men entered the house of Mr..
M. b. Vancleave, an old settler and
much respected citizen, living about
five miles from st. Joe, OH the Roch-
ester road, and most noncha,ently
called Mrs. Vancleave by her given
name, her husband being absent from
home. This startled the good lady,
who had not the remotest idea who
her strange visitors. were, or what
could be the object oftheir intrusion.
Mrs. Vancleaye, under the circum-
stances, displayed great GOODNESS and
presence of mind. She was not long
left in doubt as to the object of the
intruders. Drawing their weapons,
the highway robbers demanded the
money in the house, saying that if the
demand was not instantly complied
with, they would take the lives of ev-
cry one of the inmates, consisting of
two ladies and one old gentleman.
The ladies were given to understand
that the least noise would result in
their instant death. Resistance being
impossible bytwe defenseless woman
and one feeble old man, the robbers
quickly secured what they went for.
There were 800, which was Kept for
safety in a bureau drawer. This, by
menaces and threats with drawn
pistols, they soon discovered, and ap-
propriating it to themselves they
hastily left the house, leaving no
traces behind of whittier they went,
and nothing by which they could be
identified.
The officers of Justice arc in pursuit
of the villains, and it is to be hoped
thal tiics VIII DC captuIcu anu udNe
condigm punishment meted out to
them for their crime. They were
apparently young men and when first
seen approaching the house they
were on foot. This robbery is well cal
culated to startle the community. Is
would appear that the perpetrators
must have known that Mr.. Vancleave
had the money in the house, and that
he himself was st the time absent
from home.
1t is thought that one or more of
the miscreants have before been up
before u courts for misdcmeanors.
Should they be caught a more severe
judgment awaits them than they have
heretofore succeeded i'm obtaining.
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Large Meeting at Flag Springs.

The meeting of Republicans and
others who oppose Greeley's election,
which was held ut Flag Springs on
Thursday afternoon of last week,
was the largest and most enthusiasts
tic assemblage that ever met there,
More than six hundred people of the
live township of Empire were present
to hear theissues Of the day discussed.
The speakers (wlo all did well) inclu-
dcd General Wilkinson, john tris-
man, Isaac Chivington OF Empire
Township, and Nathaniel Folk, 81
Fillmore. AGrant and Wilson Club
WI as formed, which, at the time our
informant left, numbered n hun
drsd and fifteen names! Empire
township promises TO give a good ac-
count of itself.
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Asas City. st. Joseph &
Burlingtcn-Route.

/ Though last, not least isan old adage
as trne as it is.old, and It's truth is again
~eXespplifcd ky she completion OF the
New Line to ths. East RIO Creston and
/ Burlington, which: Though the Iasf, may
! be called the best ronse IN the West.
The Lime consists saA the Kansas
City. st. JoserhsjS Council Bluffs r.
r., with two daily trains from Kansas
City. through Ntchisspn, L~eayonworth'
aud ST. Joseph ia the Missouri State
Line, there connecting with the Rsss'
lipgtes Route, vhichleads direct toCM
cage, Cfncshnati, indianapolis, LJkansls
port and Gofupibns-through cars are
sbding run "a all these points =
I This B.pe is well built, .thohosghly
equipped With every modern approve
ment:-including' y ullaaah S s Sleeping and
fDining;C Cars, and Nowhere else can the
passenger so completely depend on a
speedy safe and comfortab BILE Journey.
i The Burlington Route has admira-.
pbly answered the query, sIIow to go Fast
by the publication ofan interesting and
truthful document, containing a valuable
and correct Map. which can be obtained
free of charge by addressing General
PASSENGER Agent b. & MR.. R.R.,
Burlington, Iowa.
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sided III
eight years, and is known to the citi.
zens ofthe eastern part of the county
as a worthy asrirant for the position
he seeks. -
MI. John Montcith, State Superin-
teHdent ofPublic Schools, gave us a
call on Thursday last. Mr.. Mon:eith
is arranging fora District Convention
for the furtherancc Of the cause of cd
ucation. He is earnestly engaged in
the work of education, and deserves
the cooperation of all.
THE following persons from fllis
comfy were in ST. Joseph the early
part of this week, most of them irving
to get humbugged by Barnum: w. r.
Hobson, w. s. Greenlec, Judge Hcren.
}. ID. Shepard, j. A. Duncan, j. G.
Humbcrt, D.. I. Hoffman, \. L.
Dodge, j. L. Smith.
Major B. X. Davis of Nodawav
county, is being brought forward for
the position. of Attorney General
We would like to see Major Davis
name OH the ticket. gett e
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Dressu1akingi

HAVING opened a siressmaking shop one door
II e1st of Yrs. Couch's. south of the Public
square, ! would ,ais the attention Of the public
70 the certificate helOw. Miss :. NJ GIBSON.
This is to certify that Miss Saliie Gibson has
lrrn in NV employ for three wears, and for the
last two yeats has been in business for herself.
] eau rpcDmniend her as a neat and tasteful sew
er, and 0ir that has given rspIre satisfaction in
h~r cutting and fitting. would advise all those
wishing sarn ats cut and made to give her u
tll. 1ssi viii lml2-, kind. patient and lady
like. and ] anf ~certain Won will go away pleased.
Mrs. :. NJ. STkt., fashionable dressm9ker,
SO Jacksonville, LII.
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1sr<sm, because what, everybody
Knows TO etruc need not beantd.
Guess again, Mr.. Huston, butt don't.
forget to answer the pertinent. ques-
ton asked in this communication, and
while you and the ring are using the
rasp, YOU may be expected to Wii,ee-
underline sharp friction of the hand-,
saw file applied by the taxpayers to
your rotteE politically carcasses.-
There it is, How"
~ 49, may ID XrEyp
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Berkshire Pigs.

/ have just ordered u lot Of Derk-
shire pigs from one Of the largest
breeders of Bcrkshircs in the West.
Persons wanting pigs of The Hcrk-
shire stock will do well 10 address
me at Savannah. or call at nay resi-
dcncc. three and II half miles north
of Rochester. l.. BRAITON.
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Clifton H6usei

Uader TeW
THE undersigned. having heroHi- proprietor
1 OF The above hotel, would respectfully IN
nounce 10 the travelling public hat he lntcnh:
Improving il IN m inv respects, and an extended
experience ~ q landlord warrants the belief that
be house y i'll meet every want sought for in q
lrst class establishment. Commercial men viii
find here a No. l sample room to display sam
paes. Special Inducements to regular boarders.
Dmnibuses leave for ard arrive from every train
passing the city. Give us a trial.
90 n n. CULLERS.
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Meeting in East Jackson Township.

Owing to an error in the announce
ment ofthe meeting at Union School
house, on Wednesday evening, there
was but a medium turnout. A tenn
porary organization was had, howev-
er, with Mr.. Thompson rs President
and MI. Inbody as Secretary, and IL C
club adjourned to meet next Wednes-
day evening, for a permanent orsani-
cation ola Grant and Wilson Cam
paign Club. Let the Republicans of
jackson turn out i'll numbers and or
ganize for victory. Union School
house is. situated one mile from Yves
ley Chapel, on Benefits Lane, in
Jackson Township. Good speakers
have been engaged to be present.
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Grant and Wilson Club.

The Sodaway Township Grant aud Wilson
,lab meets EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, nj
,hs hall iu Waterman's Building, northwest of
the square, Savannah, Missouri. All those OPP
,osing Greeleyism in any of its forms, are COR
i9IisIly and earnestly requested to participate in
our meetings !. n. WEBSTER, Pres't.
d. r. PAUL, Sec'y.
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For SHERIFF..

". are authorized to announce Jonathan Snow
a,m of Monroe Township, as a candidate for
Ssn,jG Of Andrew County, subject to the deci-
s s;nn Of the Republican Convention.
We are authorized to announce Captain Penn
troke Mercer, of Platte Township, as a candi-
a.te for sheriff of Andrew County, subject 10
,Ss decision of the County Republican Conven-
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$4,000. $4,000.

Wanted for sale, a good pralrie
farm, of about one hundred aud SIX
~ acres. Price not to exceed $4,ooo
cash. . WsscHALLACOMBE,
Real Estate Agent.
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rop SCVOoL NORTHUMBERLAND.

We are authorized to announces w. D.. Hoar,
.p,.tte township, rs a candidate for the office
OF Irnnnty school Superintendent, subject to the
a9acision Of the Republican County Convention.
We are authorized to announce Hanson Ward,
platte township, as a candidates for County
"sbooi superintendent, subject to the decision Of
,hs Republican Convention.
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PHYSICIANS.

ID L. &. STONE, MID. having located ia Sa-
ID. rapnah. offers his professional services TO
The citizens of the city and vicinity. Office,
south side The Sya.;r-, iirst door east of the new
iianl f;uildis.. 49,
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rob 'TPEaSURrp

W. are authorized to announce John T. Barr
= 7 ;ncoIn Township, rs q candidate for County
rressurer, subject 10 the decision of the Repub-
Ian County Convention. -
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n COLLECTOR.

n. are authorized to announce E. u. Mitchell,
,Nodayay. Township, MS q candidate for the
osce m Count Collector, subject to the decision
oE I'M. Coupty RclnfDlicin Convention.
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HAHDWARE.& Sc.

COLBCRS, JOY 20, dealers in hardware,
y stoves and tinware, north side of the square
Savannah, Mo. Jobbins in tinworl done ON
short notice. q