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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26
administrators Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby given that letters OF admin
IN i~sfrsfion, with The will annexed, upon the
estate Of George Human, deceased. were grant
.Antirrw County, Missouri. on the 18th day Of
July, AID. Is.2. Therefore, all persons having
claims against said estate are required to exhibit
the date al -ni,i letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of said estate; and II such
claims ir MT exhibited within two years they
shall bc forever bsrrsd-
administrator y ith fhc will aancN-i.
Juiy q, iS.s S0E
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26

WHY are county warrants, under
the present reform administration
of the county selling at ten per cent.
discount? Us n to allow members of
the Ring to buy county paper Mt a
discount, or is any. body buying notes
with the county's money?
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26

Our correspondent who inquiries if
it is really so, that a Liberal editor
not q thousand miles from Savan-
nah-oflcred to support J.. s. Rollins
for nomination as Governor in consid-
Grafton Of one hundred dollars in
greenbacks, is informed that We made
our statement on good authority, and
that the assertion has not been de-
.s,l
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26
administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin-
IN ~istratinn upon the estate of George ]. Reed,
de- ,ensci, were granted to the undersigned ON
the 9Th day Of February, 1879, by the Probate
Court Of Andrew county, Missouri. All persons
having claims against said estate are required TO
exhibit them for allowance within one year after
the date Of said letters, or they msy he precluded
from any benefit Of said estate; and IL such
claims he not exhibited within two years from
the date Of said letters, they will be forever
barred. 1fa' Mis-. II. ID. REED,
ass: .f7rF s-.5 Administratrix
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26

VIZ are requested by atax-payer to
ask what has become Of the taxes lev
led . couple Of years since to pay the
interest on the Andrew county Rail-
road bonds. Tfany one Is specializing
with those funds, the people want to
know it. Come, gentlemen of the
Ring, explain. The people desire in
formation on this subject, you know.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26
Saturday, the 10th day of August

is12, between The hours at nine (D o'clock AN.
anil live % o'rlock v. NJ. of said day, and during
the session III the Circuit Court fur said county at
Andrew, AT the south d'ur Of the court-housc in
the city of savannah. in said county and STATE,
expose To sale nj public auction and cutlery, for
casi, Ia hand, all the right. title und interest Of
the said Defendant. of, in and To the following
described real estate, to-wit: the north half oi
lots five % ninl six Wl, anil NIL of lot nuni,er
seven 90. in block nunhpr thirty -tlir,-c CE9 in
the city OF savannah, Andrew county. Missouri,
taken ~ the property uf said defendant, Edmond
Long, 10 satisfy the Aforesaid execution and
eos. RDBERT ttbNONER,
3D. Sheriff tuIr,w county. Missouri
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26

CARL Schurz says of the nomina-
tion of Greeley, that stIt did not pour
food Of moral principles into our
political life." We should say not.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26
Tuesday, the 10th day of august, 1872

Between the hours Of ten O'Clock In the forenoon
and 1se 0,clock in the afternoon Of that day, ut
the south door Of the courthouse in the city Of
souri,, ! -oceei to sell the above described real
estate ut public ~yensiue TO the highest bidder,
for cash, To satisfy said note and interest, to-
gether with the costs and expenses attending
said sale. AUGUST sCHuSTER, Mortgage. !
Savannah, Mo. July ID, 1872. SOC
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given Ia creditors, and all
IN others concerned In fhr estate Of John Mes
sick, deceased, that the undersigned intends to
make final settlement of sail estate NJ the next
term Of the Probate Csirt Of Andrew County,
Missouri. to be held at Savannah, on the 10Th day
Of september, lsI2. WI. MESSlCk,.
ADMINISTRATOR Of the estate OF John Messick. dec.
July u. 49,. 400
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26
REPuBLTcAN COMPRESSION
AL CONVENTION.

Ia especially recommended to thu Central Ey-
ecutiye Committee Of each county in the district
that County Conventions 10 eject delegates To thi:
Coaeressional Convention b- called nj rs carly a
day - Il practicable and consistent with smla,
h0tice to the Republican electors.
Arrsneenents will be made to secure fhe usual
reduction In railroad frrr TO deirgatcs.
Republican papers nthe 18th District are re-
Qursted to copy this call.
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
c. d. WILKINSON, Chairman.
4 W Porryp. S~rrrf@ry. -Vr
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26
SheriF's Sale.

KfICHAEL MILLER vs.. Edmond Long. Ficri
wi ficias IN transcript from JUSTICES docket.
By virtue Of mn execution Ia me directed and is
sued from The Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
souri,, and dated the second iay of May, ls12. ON
n transcript Ola judgment rendered ON the 3oth
LAY of December, ISL, by Henry Blount, n JUS
Wherein Michael Miller is plaintiff and Edmond
Long defendant, for forty-eiyht dollars AMI fort.
cents, with Interest and costs Of suit, | shall, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26
SATURDAY., the 10th day of August,

ls.s, at fhc south ,loor Of the court-house, In the
city nj savannah, county Of Andrew and State oil
Missouri, between the hours OF nine o'clock In
the forenoon and Ave O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, durin; the term Of the Circuit Court Tor
said county ut Andrew, EXPOSE 20 sale publicly
at auction, for cash In hand. all the right. title
and interest of Thomas =. Allen, the defendant
In SAIL execution. nj, In and to the following de-
in the state Of Missouri, to-wit: The northeast
quarter Of section number nineteen (is), in
township number -iXfy-Sne (6ll. of range num-
Der rhiriy-siN Cs) or so much thereof ~ may be
sufficient to satisfy said execution.
X. CONOyEE. +
:a;s sheriff Andrew county. Missouri.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-26
Sheriff Sale.

ny virtue II an execution TO me directed and
ID issus-i, from the Office Of the Clerk offhe Cir
cult Court oi Andrew county in III. state of Mis-
souri,. dated May =. AID. lsss, In fsyor Of 4.
Tlainiify-, and against Thomas r. Allen, defend
ant. I will, on
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

The New York Commereidl Advertiser has
q curious story about Mr. Greeley and his
partners In the Tribune, TO this effect; "The
Doctors recent refusal to unite In the call
for the national convention, and his yauntIng
assertion Of his determination to preserve
his Independence, were taken as conclusive OF
his Intention to bolt Grants denomination
anyhow. Now, this was al very manly and
honorable as far as the Doctor was con-
corned, but It was a very bad thing for the
stockholders OF the Tribune who found that
his factious cOurse had reduced the circuia-
ton and diminished the receipts Of that
paper. Accordingly, In the article on com
ing eyents,' we have a very plain lntlmatlon
that the Doctor and that Journal are no
longer one and the same" However the
truth Of this story may be, It cannot be de-
MED that the Tribune has recently suffsr
severely, particularly the weekly edition, In
Its circulation, which Il not nov anything
near so large as Ii was year ago. Only a
few days since we wero shown letter, In
which II was stated that In one Western town
where there was aourishlng Tribune club
Of one hundred and iifty members, single
copy OF the paper Is not now taken. And
the same is doubtless true Of other portions
Of the country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

THERE is scarcely any subject on which,
as q general thing people are less informed
than on what may be called military mortal
lty. There arc vague Ideas floating through
the popular mind Of immense hosts slain 10
battle, which, on actual investigation, prove
10 be eTaggeratlons, magnihed hundred
and thousand fold. The Official figures Of
the Franco-Prusslan war show that less than
1900 men were killed In the late struggle
which has blotted ont for at least quarter
Of century one Of the leading powers OF
Europe, overturned q monarchy and once
again reconstructed the map Of that portion
Of the world. The more destructive the
weapons OF warfare, the less, 1t would seem,
the average number oi killed. In the early
ages Of the world, II we may believe biblical
history, the slaughter was immense, amount
ing often to hundreds Of thousands. But as
the world grows older, and, let us hope, bet
ter, the number Of killed and wounded In
war becomes less. At the battle OF Leipsic
one hundred thousand were killed or mAlmed
on both sides. Thlrty.seyen thousand OF the
Allies fell or were taken of the field at Water
loo. In the battle OF Antietam which was
one OF the most desperate and sanguinary en-
gagements Of the late war, the Killed and
wounded on both sides did not exceed thirty
two thousand.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

= Tn. .,ns.n,s :, ADn ~. ..r.u., Il. an,
eIty annuniiy moi ie.s ,hsn ssOa az, 'u '"a'
' ~ F'''~NS'
- Christ church, New York, has secured four
bnnalo singers tor It's chgir. Mrs. Brown, Miss
Wilson, MIS- Sheldon and Miss TOedG
-IouIa NaDoieon an1 Eugento iii r,.ko
tbolT headauartc,s a. Tor,,,sv ~, ,hs .,,ni,,s
season '''fs'' wv Wv ''"''"S
- Daniel W. voorhees, will probably be the
- The trustees OF the "Publio Library Of Ken.
tuoky" have, out OF the proceedS OF thelr lot.
terry, purchased a hall in Ioulsyille Al a cost Of
t2io,Ooo.
- -,.--,--
= ftety, nNaolous MIS- Seguin, OF the Pa
Iepa troupe, vas N4unued leeenty IN the prop
Wy SIy IY9m eI tno boston theatre, ~ me sect.
uehtA, elh ulsehatso OI pistol Ine weapon CON
. .h,nsa ohiy p9Nuef' hrEe poIion o. Whlch
~, oIsHu "a .hs i.ays manu- causing painiuio out
not o'uanEorous wound
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

THE ASCENT TO the Capitol Is rather more
steep than tue hill Of Paruassus poets sing so
much about, and numerous Congressmen
troubled with flesh and short wind climb aud
wearily groan each day for some invention
that will put them into their seats without
injury to their precious wind, so much needed
In the pursuit OF fame. Filled with sympathy
for the suffering servants Of the people, we
have considered ways aud means for their
relief, and finally have prepared model Of
an invention, to be submitted to the honorcd
Commissioner Of Patents. Not being selfish
or afraid OF competition, we print our Ideas
for general information. The Committee on
Public Buildings already approve, and so we
are not afraid Of objection, II other than
granite blocks be used In Its construction.
Our plan Is to build pneumatic tube from
the Avenue To the Capitol, opening ilto the
centre door, where the big and handsome
doorkeepers now reign In dual grandeur.
We regret that these useful individuals will
ind both OF their occupations gone-openlng
the door for distinguished representatives;
but It Is always best that the many should be
benefited at the expense Of the few, aud so
we shall insist upon an amendment TO the
present mode OF eleyatlng members. We also
agree to further improve our invention, go
that members shall be distributed In their re-
spective seats. Place q gentleman In charge
OF the tube, whom we hopo will be some per-
sou intimately acquainted with the PERSONAL
lty Of membsrs-Rs, for instance, Mr.. Camp,
Of the Tribuns-thus avoiding any little con-
iretsmPs such as sending Me-. Poland rapidly
through the tube and placing him In his scat
with u sudden jolt, thus disturbing his equa-
nlmity. Again, some lofty and dignlhed per-
sonage like Mr., Brooks should not be squlrted
through, so as To shake him up too much, and
thus scatter his ideas TO farther Ind or to
the land OF the japanese! Then imagine lit
tie Conner treated like q ponderOus body and
injected moderately rs II to slow music; this
would never do, aud so we move the previous
question and Insist upon Mr.. Camp having
sole control Of the Congressional conveyance
canal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

To yINDIcATE the Senate Committee on
Elections, we quote the following from the
Chicago Tribune, and hero add that the re-
port alluded to Is erroneous and will not be
made:
"From time immsmorihl all questions Of con.
tested elections to tho United Statas Senate
have been referred to the Judiciary Comnittee
Of that body. Last spring, however, special
committee on elections was Formed Tho ohlect
OF this movement, which was matured In the
famous caucus, was TO take from the lawyers Of
the old committee the consideration OF purely
legal questions, and commit them 10 partisan
The case Of an advsntaref named Abbott, claim.
ing TO be Senator IRON North Carolina.
Hrhe facts Of the case were, thAt the Logls-
m, held an election i5f senator. Governor
Vance received tWO-shlrds Oi the vOlee OF all
the members, and Abbott the votes Of the o heTs
II happened that Vance could not take his seat
untII his political disabilities under the tour.
teen amendment were removed. Abbott be-
came al Opos an opponent Of all measures Of am.
bsr to lobby on the fOors Of both Houses 70 de.
feat any removal OF NAnoes disabilities, He
also claims 10 have been elected senator on the
EEonnd that Vance & 9eins G inshnip.9 AZ bo,, NSyss
roooolvod all the votes given for any person eli.
glbls, no was elected and this claim . asserted
70 The I.ee o. the sSPrs'; Proyl:iCa Si hw 'hSI @
receive majority Of all the votes polled BY q
quorum--tho quorum consisting OF majority
Of ali the members elected 10 the two houses Of
the Legislature. We now have the report that
tho new Committee Of the Senate on Elections
has reported In myoT Of admitting Abbott 20
Ms seal AZ senator from North Carolina. Ordi
nnrlly, the intlmatl0u that q committee Of the
senate would make uuoh a report would be
tfOalsd with contempt but, eonsideTlng the
md that this new committee was organized 10
do things which Il was known tho judiciary
IjOmmittss would not do, It iA more than prOba-
ble the report Is true, and that Abbott Will be
Admitted 10 the Senate"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05


BRIo. Cas-. DoSo PnTT, tho editor Of the
organ OF tho antl-Grant party, makes this
enumeration Of the leading men Of the move
menti
"Horaco Greeley, Charles Sumner, Senator
schurE, Lyman Trumbull, and the host Of emit
nent men voting with them, are not to he treated
with insult"
This Is extremely unjust to man who, 10
point Of courage, foresight aud knowledge Of
politlcal movements, is the head and soul Of
tho whole movement We mean George
Wilkes, the great editor Of New York. Mr..
Wilkes made tho fret direct assault upon the
President, and as he informs us In his news
paper, he never sought nor expected office,
nor would he ever accept one. Now, here is
a man who acts from conviction, and yet he
Is ignored In the principal organ Of the move
ment.
Il II possible that General Dong Is Jealous
Of wilkes7 Il looks very much like Il.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

THE ISTMauEs Of aspiring politicians to
defeat the nomination Of Hon. Schuyler Col.
fax for the Vice Presidency are already bear
ing evil fruit II there Is one thing more
than anouther upon which the American
people seem united, Il Is that Mr.. ColfaK shall
give tre country the benefit Of his example
10 public life. The sooner this Is understo5 ID
the better for the harmony Of the party. He
has borne himself In his high oflico so mod
estly, so purely, and rs such an example OF
Republican simplicity, that there can be no
objection to his denomination except what
springs from disappointed and unholy ambi-
ton. These remarks do not apply to all Of
the statesmen who have been mentioned In
connection with the Office. Many Of these
have acted nobly. Speaker Blaine led OF
with Characteristic maguanlmlty, and With
drew from the canvass. lie saw. that there
was a charm In the name OF colfax that
meant victory. Judge Kelley, of Pennsyl.
yanla, whose candidacy would be u tower OF
strength among the believers In protection to
American industry, has also Withdrawn, un.
willing that his friends should be In the least
degree a source OF mischief, and seeing the
wisdom Ct keeping tho ticket Intact Mr..
Colfax will bring too many elements OF
strength 70 the party for us TO permit any
combination OF selfish politicians TO destroy
him. "Grant aud ColfaN" was the legend
under which we marched TO victory in 1883
By this slgn we shall conquer in 1871.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

FREDRRIcE DOUGLASS, In tho last number
Of his jourual-the National NaS Era-says;
Whoever else may favor free trade, the col
ored men OF the nation should resist II a. q
calamity more fatal 10 their welfare than war,
pehtilenoe and famine. II takes from thom the
eating their children hut Of living at ALL except
upon public charity. Labor to a nation Is the
foundation of all its wealth and prosperity and
that demand for labor, and the reward that 4
demand always creates, II Rs absolutely neces-
pary to the well-belng Of labOrors as labor is TO
our natural existence"
Free trade would be just as great calamity
TO the white worklngman as to the black
laborer. The Interests Of both are alike
bound up in the continuance Of q protective
tariff.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

sr"under the prprIsIons Of the act Of Con.
gress approved February q, 1874, . Territorial
Eovsraaeat was orgAnlIed Ia the District oi
cclumbia. Its rcsHiis have tha' far fullJ real.
IHsd the eHpeetaiIons Of It's advocates. Under
the direction ofths Territorial onlcers, sJstsm
ofimproremeutz has ben lnAasurated, By means
of which WashInEtea Is rapidly Incoming city
worthy of tbs aatioR's capital. The eitirena Of
the District haVInE voiuutHriiJ taxed them
selves 10 large amOunt for the purpose Of con.
,rlbutiaE TO the adoruneut or the seat of Gov.
erumsnt, reeommeRd liberal appropriations on
the part Of Congress, In order that the Govern-
meat mar bear Its Just share Of the expense Of
earryins out . Judiolous system Of Improve.
ments. - PrssidsHf GrdHrs MssIage,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

,, ,,--.,,-, - o',l'.,l ,,,-.,.t,...,,,,, mn
lnc Odp''d'' @r' eonu'As ""'"'"s
k,n' sare. ,,...,. 49,
lev. Ttsmbnila sgmnss sehats and Tipton are
Rspublicans They may he sald n iae, , 70 %
pys n pay, nn np,nSisisa bnt iaieiect Thsy
won for Il favor with the masses, and through
,ne,r a learning ana s'Ia bnesgse tbsy venture ~
diner upon the propriety. Of continuing IN power
the present ineumVen tnSy snnss nv ~ sucb sm o
inent nsn meet to eonsult such meeting is
called eon,pTasy ,,aaS ss, 'SI S.s,s sn n,S, Snr
civil service, the move Is stigmAtiIed as one a.
rooted ngaios, the President; In word' ne
,osIsi Of thS RspsSiiesa OF this civ, tie Sc
knoyledged organ Of the Administration, In
lion Of T PTesilSnt Grant PSse charged With ais-
loyalty TO the party, The party ih the eonnsc-
''vr ~ Vo'"s e"o ''''uon'' i0 --.-. -,----
ino,o sie one VI 'Wo imPor'su' n''''p'0-
.o"'a''ons W our Po'i''on i' 'uo soo'e 70, oN-
erS "n0u We ues,'e W eorIeos ino W
run1'oAH u'u no' .ns'se 'Vu'o VI au'
NJ ssO'o.uN.uu ',l' WI" uyy
party oeesuss sney ae OpPos0u @ " we ', re-
nou'uN'lou OF rIes,ueul urSu'' "nN D " u'u
as'so, auu NuN y INV , Ie''e' ~ vas ~,
mr' senui.' anu tne sen''eu'en "no w WIN
hl'ii' arc u'sloya 70 'ne parry "nen 'ney IN
nouuoe' u s0"ie =, .ue" na,e anuou'u' y, ~,
'n. 'I'y WI, Snn "oN 'no w $50, |
ueN' "oP"""Sa" SO"'''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

lisa TRIAL before the mayor Of okalona,
Miss, few days since, the question as to
"whether a wife could sleep with her head
upon her husbands arm all night without
paralyElng II sufficiently to wake him up
and cause him 10 withdraw hls arm from
under her head, was sprung II proved too
hard tor the young attorneys who were con-
ductlng the trial, and an old physician was
called In TO decide the question, and he said,
she might, aud then again she mlghtn't."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

tV- An oommunieatloos. vhs,hsr on basiuess OF
tsr pahlieation, should be addressed ta wu J. MuR
rsoB. PsOpristos NATIONAL RsPusLioGN. washing
toa. ID o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

From the publishers "The Lutheran Board
Of Education" through W. II. & o. II. Nor
rlson, we have received "Luther at Home, "
BY 7. stork, d. d.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
Drugs and Chemicals.

IL. o. FIlARMACIsT,
Corner Tenth and " streets.
Pure DmEs, Chemicals and Pharmaceutical pTopA
fine FngIIah Hair Nail and Tooth Brushsa
Toilet SOAPS and Perfumes, All genuine lmpoftAr
tionA l.. &. BIhiOP'
dSs.u Corner Tenth Ahd streets,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05


BEST PINE WOOD At - PR UoRD. DELiv.
TIIOMNs FAuRY,
fsstt Oorper o. Tenth stroot west and Canal.
TINTED srATEs PATENT OFFIoE,
~ ..--..., WAaHisoros, D. O., Jan. 81, lss9,
NJ ". prsyins isr ths sItsnsioS of ! psi.sp srastsd
. him % the tlh dag Sf Ma. .iss fSi an
orasisd that the ts-,Iuouy In the s... bs o,o.od
Sr The ~ du Of APtil merit that the tune for
imlLd 70 ths isth dag o. April ssai ard tSSt aid
pstiton be heard on the i'm dAy Of pril nsEt.
fr.'a mi" f. fsSasfF is. isii? tss 6%Sm...
I'm" '0r"5Fs 5F o5;SysssSf2S. SHysS K. rss sa'T@sVT
A'' Aa' " s'eoH's'' AM Ps,,,,
ooSs ssySs % SS Sseosa aI 70 X. osus S 10 hs. s
70, nd pErt Of 70, 10 sqa.re 80, 2 Corstophsr
sS .S d sSa .oS SSD sS S Es e. -. Ss
s.Isd a.. StS y, = JSsas5y: ~, ,S.t q; IA
ssSis q. fi Z ~ 'is% 'SsSH Sssr
nsssPSpsr pubiis6sd 10 The oily Of WssSissea, once
= vsst fe, thrss weeks before the said FIRST mon
DAY In March
by the UOurti A. wYLIR.
AtTas eopy-Testi
By l. wILLnMs, AsslstAn, JletL. tssNas
THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BASK.
COrRsr Of Plftsenth street aad New York aTenue,
Opposite RiGKs' BInk)
Pays SIX PER oGST. on al dS.olts from ten
oslis to ons thou,And dollars
Money dSpostsi on or before t.s 81 Of the mouth
dT4Ws latsrsst from thu H.
HENRY A. WILLARD. President.
wh. srICKNRY.VIoe President iAH.a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
Loan Offices.
Pianos.

HARE OpANuR l--HAvlNo DETERMINED
6sSsod SUN IQkkIl PIANO PhlL ~
Adaiphla, Wheh baa the noweat I'm. NNM
pToVemeati, mag llheb bot lyns Il betteEl
hniahsd aud more durable than any
other piAno made, nov ohoI the same q 90 peF cent
les Tor cash than any other hTstoAas Piano can be
bought Or Tor reAsona be instAllmonta.
:. OIL and OHAmins Tor yoursslyss,
OARL RICHTER, Agent
~ PonnglyAniA GVsnus,
aSa Between ninth and TSnth IuSstS