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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-16
INVEST VA. INSURANCE ooMPY

WEST VA. INSURANCE COMFY
CAPITAL, S1eo.ooo.
Takes risks d the lowest rates on Buildings Of
all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, MeFehAn
disc and Goods In TrandE
puHCFoRS:
Jacob HoEnbrook, jacob Y. Biekel,
Henry Hartman, d.. J. O. Happ,
Jonathan RoWley, Edmund Booking,
Z. J. smyth, T. ]. Campbell,
J. Il. Brlstof, y. Prayer,
VIM. D. 0dbcrt, 3. B, deCulloeh,
D. D. T. FArnsWoFth, VIM. B. Crane,
David BllhnyE, Joseph Shields,
VIM. r. White, N. Goa, Jr.
]. Il. DuvAl, D. II. Z. Dir,
VIM. 3. Stevenson,
oflca, No, 8 A'Lure House Block, Wheeling
West VI.
JACOB aORNBRooK, Pres'L
JACOB II. NICKEL, Vice Pres't.
|. q. WILLIAMS, Secretary. mII
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-16
Insumnce.
pEABoDY INSURANCE COMFY
AT WHEELING. WEST va

CAPITAL, el25, 600
With The privilege q increasing the same 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-16

TRANKLN INSURANCE COMFY
Z OF WHEELING,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21
Mortgage Sale.

"UEREAS, John Conwell and
.Nsncs,As Gonwcii = his wife, by their
mortgage deed " it'll power Of sale, dstcdfhe Slsf
day of July, 1871. and recorded in the Record-
er's Office Of Andrew county In the state Of Mis-.
sour. In Book number nineteen iW Ut page 81
signed mortgage the following dcscribssi lots,
tracts or parcels of land lying aud being In the
county of Andrew in the state of missouri, to-
wit: The south halfOf lots Eve % mad six ~ In
block numbered thirty seven 0i' in the ciIy Of
IA, nnnah, which said conveyance was made ~
SECURE the p aymcnt OF u crrty'n promi>s"ry note
ia said III ,rtgage deed dc$cf .bed ~ follows, to-
wit. FALLING thr the sum of two hundred and
sixty ~.IoIisrS, due flur months after date, and II
not prompti, paid when due To bear intrtrs'
frun date ut The rate ct ten per cent. PER as,n,ihi
until patti; signed John Gonwru-
And " hrrca-, IL II provided In said mortgage
deed iiit. II the said Hr,fe shall not be We'll and
truly paid =. hen The same becomes due and pay
said LAID, or any part thereof. at P,iDlicve ndne.
to the highest bidder, "a. tbe, court-hpiisr door In
the citv of sayinlgh, within s,id county OF An
DIRE q /. for cash, tirst giving ffirty days notice
of { 40 tiI,r ;iu,t place al sale nni Of thr property
10 be sold, Iy publication In somr newspaper
printed ir the county and state aforesaid; aud
whereas, the said note AMI the interest ucrton
are due and uiinai,i, now therefore, by virtue OF
The power In M, vested by said mortgage d-tt,
Nv III, on
Thursdoy, tie 18th day Of jury, 1872.
Between the innnrs OF ten o'eiock IN tha forenoon
and five O'Clock In The AFTERNOON OF thai tay, ut
me south door Of the cnart -hnusc, In the city nj
Savannah, Airirew ro,uaty, In the state ut Mis-
SQUIRT, proceed To sell the abnve described prop~.r-
~ at public veaduc, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, 10 satisfy salt noirs aud interest. together
with III. co-ts and expenses attending said sale,
JOHN e. GAM, Mortgage,
savannah, M jane ~, iS... JI
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21

FEDERAL patronage is to President
Grant. as it has been to every one of our
Presidents, a source of weakness instead
Of strength. It gave Mr.. Lincoln more
trouble than the entire conduct of the
war. 1t alienated political friends and
supporters. brought him weariness and
trouble and vexation, and in the last year
of his administration, the same rs it has
been to General Grant, a relentless and
troubled opposition. The men who fail
ed to get office from him, or contracts
from his Secretaries, ran off TO Cleveland,
and put candidates for the Presidency in
the field. II is the old play, with pretty
much the old actors. That it will come
to the same ignominious end there eau
be little doubt. The great body of the
people are simply amused by these exibi-
lions. They listen To the music of the
oratory. and admire the fireworks, but
when election day IN they turn away
from the political quacks aud mounte-
banks, and pay no attention, whatever, TO
thcm-lthicag1 Intcr-Dcela.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21

the schools which they maintain, and en-
courage their children in every possible
way; school furnished with Mitchel's
new outline maps and National reading
charts, which go towards proving that
there are son living in this district
who are Interested in education; this is
a comfortable frame, pterly seated: is
situated about 3 miles sotsheast of Sa-
vannah: and known as the Wookburn
school house. ~
h. s5 "a. Dune ~, 1872.
Washington township, school: district
No. |. township ~, range 50; Miss Allie
Buckley, Teacher; enrolment 30, av-
erage attendance %; length of term 3
months. Text books: National readers
and spoilers, also a class in MctiuAieys
LIST reader, Warren's geography, tircones
grammar. Brooks mental and Rats
written, R%obinspn's algebra, Quackenbo's,
history school well graded and classified,
and the children are making rapid pro-
gress in educating their minds; system of
instruction good, fully MP with the time,
being both thorough and practical. and
the children are being taught to think
and reason for themselves; Miss Buck
ley Gems to have the happy faculty of
inspiring her. pupils with a love of study
as well as a disposition to keep. good
order, and is eminently successful as a
teacher Of youth; is well qualified for
her responsible work and enters into it |
with her whole SOUL, hence is one among
thu best teachers IN the county, and will
make her mark in any school in which
she may be employed; this is a large
frame building, well seated; furnished
With Saunders. reading charts; situated
2 3iiles southeast of Rosendale, and
Know as the Glenwood school house.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21
Murder in Holt County.

Last Saturday night, about II
O'Clock, one of the most bloody and
villainous tragedies occurred i'll Holt
county that has ever been recorded in
the history of that section. The MUIR
der took place at Rush Bottom. about
four miles west of Bigelow. A ficnd
by the name of John Hughes. came
home partly under the influence of
liquor, and made inquiries for his
brothcr-in-law, David Fitzwater, who
was residing ut the same place.
Titzwater was in bed when Hughes
returned home, but remained quiet,
thinking that Hughes would retire
shortly. and the trouble would be
over. But Hughes went to the door
Of Fitzwater, telling him hispurposc.
He was armed with a heavy biudgeon,
about two feet long, with which he
lourished around in q threatening
manner.
/. The members of the family endeav-
ored to pacify Hughes and get him in
to bed. Heturped a deaf ear to their
~cntreaties, aud said he must sec Fitz-
water and intended to Kill him.
Fitzwater had come out from his
room and was then seeking protection
behind his mother, trying to shield
himself frem sight. 1t twas but a
short time however, until Hughes
started in the direction of the two
He tore the mother away, and with
one blow from his club hc. fclled poor
Fitzwatef to the floor, where he eX-
pired in a few. minutes. ~
The bloM.fell upon the right side of
Fitzwater breaking several of the
ribs and causing a rupture Of the main
blood vessels. APost mOrtem exami
nation was afterwards made, II II
was asccrtaincd that the Injuries
wore sufficient to cause instant
death. eEs-T g,.r
After the blow was struck the fam
jly caught and secured him. n he
was held in durcss until next morning.
Meanwhile messengers had been sent
for officers to hasten TO their assist
ance, andi in the morning the. consta-
BILE from BigelOw arrived with aJus-
tice of the Peace, prepared 10 taxi
the murderer in custody. He WAS
brought out from his temporary pris-
on and u guard placed over him while
the necessary papers were being pre-,
parctt, re managed to give his guard
The slip, hoMevcr, and made good his
escape. = I,
: An Efforts to recapturc him proved
unayai1ilig, and he is still at large.
On Sunday everybody Joined in the
efforts to find him, but no trace that
IL likely TO lead to his discovery wa
found.
The citizcns, of Holt county have
offered a reward OF $500 for the APP
prchcnsion of. Fitzwater's murderer.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21
Order Of Publication.
COLEMAN GARYH. m

GAkSIS, pf1fiHBn,
aEainst Charity Garrin, defendant. IN the
stIealit Cenrt Of Audrew county in the state Of
Hs.ssssi. ssf9re the Clerk of saia-eurt, in Va
Sow % 81. dsy m ne plaintiff n the
aMdartf, stating sunoag nlher things that the
above named defends, Ch5efy Garyin, "a non
ressdeat q this stase. O. ist6encupon ordered
" tns Cserk sfsresaid, in gacaflDn. That pub
,acs,s"n be nasde notifying bef fhst IN action
= cSea sommsnerd sgitnst her BY petition in
81 Missouri, the object and esS.ys; ns,,,s -
which y 70 procure the order md decree OF aid
sssft diassIring the bonds or uY~atrfnonr s,,ss-
Sng betrees her and the ptAinti0 hereir ana
ttsf ggiess she be and appear AZ the ncSi term
u saA court 10 be holdca at the court-hous. n
savsSnah, within the county Of Andrew afore.
sa4. On tsc Jcs day OF August, iS7s, aud on or
sss.rs the eth day tbss-of Or the term shsii %
sseg e~ontinnr. aud u not then before the end Of
~ % prayed in pasintfn1s pe9Iti1n. It's rur,
tner ardered that . copy heresf be publtshea 10
Ne Andsvw County Republican. q newspapeS
psbushsd In said county Of Andrew, for four
ws<ks suecsssisriy, the last insertion TO he at
tase esaf weeks beESse ths commencement Of the
sexf eeuu Of said ooarfl sg ta'~ Nt.
.t PHfNEAs EDWARDS. Clerk.
fntneas, -Estyards, Clerk Of the Circuit
sSsr v!thts sad Tor the county OF Andrew and
Isssyetag 70 be 9 true and correct copy of the
Mletnai order OF publication In the csnse therein
-Asseo, % the same appears on file In my Office
In Witiyess Nhe-eOf, I hHse berefO
set my hand snA al xef my 0hbeial
tkAI. sesi ~ my once In SsysBnsh, Mis-.
- sour. fifs i3fh Day Of Mar, Is72.
OF PHiAEAs EDWARDS, Clerk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21
School Visiting.

June 9TH, 1877.
Iincoln township, school district No.
4, township 50, range 81; Miss +. NJ.
TalIock, teacher; length of term 3
months; enrolment a, average attend
ance about IS. Text books: National
readers and spoilers, Monteith's geogra.
ply, Grecne's grammar, Brooks mental
and Ray written arithmetics; Spcnccrian
system of penmanship taught. School
we'll graded and classified, and in good
condition, everything being in order;
system of instruction coed, and the chill
dren are learning to think and show that
originality is being cultivated, and learn
not only what is in their text books, but
much outside of their lessons, hence it is
not the fault Of the teacher if the boys
and girls are not practical. Miss Tai
lock seems to possess the faculty Of in
spring her pupils with a thirst for knowl-
edge and a love of study, as well as a dis
position to keep good order; is thorough
" posted in her work and enters into it
with her whole soul, hence is eminently
successful in governing and training ehil-
dren as they should be-. This is one
among the best schools in the county, and
tho children are making rapid progress in
their studies, and they could not well do
otherwise under their present teacher;
school is furnished with mars. globe aud
charts. (also appropriate motioes) the
latter being furnished by the teacher;
this is a large frame, we'll seated; situated
2 miles south Of Amazonia; aud known
a the Liegett school house.
June 10. 1872.
Jackson township. school district No.
Z, township 80, ranec 50; Jas, ". Will
kcrson. teacher; length of tcrm3 months;
enrolment IS, average attendance about
80. Text books: cGuifcy's readers,
National spoilers, also class in Ma,
tional 18th reader. Br,oks' %nientaf, Rays
3D. book and Robinson's rsdiuents aritli-
metics. Clark's grammar, Warren's geog-
rapby. School well classified, and the
childrep seem to be progressing rapidly
enough in their studies, understanding
what they reciie. are tatsht to think for
thcmscl,cs. awI ty educate their
minds. BY doing their own work, and
this Is IN il should be, because it is only
By study that the mind il developed and
strengthened. This is 0 among the
best schools in the county; We think
thai parents should BY all means, visit
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21
Order Of Publication.
DOBERT G. HUBBARD. plaintiff.

OODEka1 II. y DID Ill, plalntlU,
d. "a Thomas Fox, defendants.
Nov on This 4sSh day of May, 4. d. 1877. Canes
Rs6srt C. Hubbard, the plaintiff In the asr,ve
.nsitied cause. before the undersigned, Clerk Of
ihe Circuit tourf OF Andrew county IN the state
d4issouri, In vacstion, and dies his petition
esffne among Other things that the above named
kfrndants, John W. Hopkins and Mary Is.
fhrirups,n ordered by the clerk aforesaid in vaca-
fiOu that publication be made notifying them
tanf "a scfi0n has been against them
W PETITION in the Circuit Court of Andrew coun-
II In he state OF Missouri, the object and gen
enl nstffe OF which Is to procure \ Judgment Of
aid court against said John W. Hopkins and in
favor Of Robert q; Hubbard on 9 certain note
executed by Nv. Hopkins and william n.
Townsend for Two hundred and any dollars To
semuel =. Garrvtt, unier date ef December l,
isses which raid note Was sisaed by said Town
srnd ~ security for said Hopkins, and by him
paid sod assigned % tine plaintiff In fhis nction.
And further, 10 rrocnre the order and DECREE Of
s.id ceart fyreciesing = certain nfortgage made
~ drfendants. yshn W. Hopkins and Mary Is.
Ils9ykins, 20 said William d. Townsend aud de-
kna.sf IhnmAs Fox: under date OF February
II, lsSi, 10 secure said Townsend ns security on
satd n0fe, and REMEMBERING LOT number fifteen
and thirty feet on of lot fourteen In block NUM-
Der eight In the town of D0lckow, in Andrew
county In the state Of Missouri; IT. is further
Ordrrrd that unless said defendants be and ap-
pear NJ the next term Of said court, to be holden
1t the court-house In the city of savannah
within said county Of Andrew. on the 5th day
day tiereof {f the term shall 50 long continue,
snd II not, then before thes end Of the tcrml
Judgment will be rendered against them and
tier property sold 10 satisfy the same. II is
fsrsksr ordered t,zs . ~ hereof be published
n te Andrew County Republican, q neg spaper
psslished I'm said county Of Andrew, for four
weeks successfully, the last insertion 10 be at
least four weeks before the commencement Of
the next term Of said court.
PHiNEAs EDWARDS, Clerk.
l. Phineas Edwards, Clerk Of the Circuit
SOart within and for the county Of Andrew in
IL staee u Missouri. hereby certify the shove
aed Foregoing TO be o true and correct copy OF
" original order Of publication In the cause
thsseia named rs the same appears on Ole In ms
In wiiness whereof have hereto
GT0Zkt4 NV rand and afHxed my Official
SEAL, seal 1t my Office IN savannah. Mb-
Y s ssuri, this 18th day Of May n,
a.s.z-s "PiiISEAs EDWARDS, U:erk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21

ONE ofour exchange, says the free.
traders, in whose interest the Cincinnati
convention Was called, have, il appears,
ignored that plank in the national plat
form, and resolved in favor of referring
the matter so the people in the Congrcs-
sional districts This is a sign of weak
ness which we did not expect. It's like
a General going into the field, leaving
every regiment to fight on its own hook,
and to advance or retreat, according TO
circumstance "
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21
GaarinRs fnomthe.Nra

I .NIn thisnfay and sge OF the world fher. * M
excuse for a nsin's being ignorant
.Noexcuss for the County Court for being il.
ncrant;of tie Township orgaaization Lawn
THE Democrats will go for Grant very mrch
az the shower bath has gone for the farms over
That will be strong. But do You SPEAK AS the
Organ Of the Democratic or Rvmblica,
party2 r. p s - .t~eef ss,s
Zone Of the weakest signs on the SQUARE Il the
sign of envy on The part of the Republican con-
corning the county reform question. {,f~ :.
The worst sign we've seen lately is 1 lib
eral'' editor hunting round for a Gutcrnratorial
candidate mentally weak enough to give him n
hundred dollars for his Support
''H has q wife, b." r5't
That Is true; also three children. But our
~neighbor might find better employ ,ncnt than
looking after other folks wives. a1.! r1
THE East Side editor Is getting more lib
~eral.'' +..s -
Since the North Side editor CLAIM, 10 be ,u,xf
liberal, We hope we are not accused OF approx
imating his condition.
This tCineinnatD movement comes not from
money and gift seeking politicians"
Well, then, it probably comes from, the desire
for money without work. and Office seeking
politicians. ) t.t yH lt,c".3 -" -.
Inc 5teatinE5 ana roDbtngJ and pnlbezZlings
which have been charged upon The present Al
ministration and his underlingS has not been de-
nied.v - 4,
Every charge of corruption against President,
Grant and his Cabinet has been clearly dis
proven. That there has been cmbezzlemcnt.
&c, by minor officers will not he denied. Now.
Mr.. Era, point out an instance where such thief
has not been brought TO trial and summ,rily
punished. To show that man of this STAN, exist
elsewhere, We need only to mention the Liberal
Judge Lucas. now being Impractical for crim.s
misdcmcanors. az
I when the joke hnd been told, and dw.lt
upon ut length, one poor fellow wanted to know
II Captain Pembroke Mercer was "a coI0rpd
gentleman. % H -
The joke WA about som one mistakinsl Mer-
Ger for a Democrat. Are we to infer thar n
white gentleman Is moi likely TO be mistaken for
a Democrat ? -.. tt.s .-,
We have no prejudices against Cincinnati
forth. ~
We have, too. Tht ~spl-i,n. Greeley and
Brown ticket was sent out from that unfortunate
city.
Mr.. Shedrick says he does not draw '.lemon-
AIDE drinks from lee fountains, us stated BY the
Era last week, but he puts ice in 'em.
eve have noted that more than four ffths of
the Democratic congressman are for Greeley -
But what about the other ffth-yoerhces and
others? The Era says: ON voorhees." II
Is sad.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21
Personal

- -
received a call on Tuesday from,
N;Scudder, Esq. OF Asfazonia. Mr..
EsSudder thinks the prospect for Re.
fp~ubiicanism n more favorable in his
vicinity than it has been for a long
time past. -
Hon. ELS. Davis gave us q call on
Wednesday. lie says he can prove
that the Township Organization Law
is not a Democratic measure, as asser-
ted by the Era. w
L.G. WILKINSON, Esq, the gen
tleiianly and polite clerk at T'yner's
store, has made arrangements to
leave the city. lie goes to Hopkins,
Nodaway county, to open and take
charge of a store for Nh. Tyncr. Mr..
Wilkcrson has made MANY warm
friends in this city and county, who
regret to lose him very much. but new
erthcless wish him success in his new
field.
. w. H. Sherman, Esq. of St. Joseph,
caiAe in to see us on Wednesday. He
was here on COURT business.
Capt. Duifcc, Deputy Collector
for this 9th District of Mo, was in
town last week Oh business pertain
ing to his office.
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i g II
Order Of Publication.
DOBERT G. HUBBARp. pyainti

d OBERT G. IICBBARD. plaintiff,
II against John W. hopkins. MARY b. Hop
kin> and Thomas Fox. defendants.
Now ON This 2Sth day Of May, A. D. Isis, comes
Robert q. Hubbard, the plainiin in the above
entitled causc before the undersigned. Clerk of
the Circuit 4 aurt Uf sAurifew county in the state
of Missouri. In vacation. and lilies his petition
a i%s .sSn9s nan,sS H LEI e' aaaaS john %enn' W. Sn' Hopk sias
and Mary u. HOPKINS. are nonresident OF this
stat. II i therefore ordered by the clerk afore-
tifyiny them that an action has been coianencrd
against them by petition in tbe circuit Court of
Andrew county la ilr state of MtssopFi. the OBJ
ject an! general nature of. which is To procure
the order and decree Of said court torccIosing q
certain mortgage executed by said John W.
Hopkins and Mary T. Hopkins, HE wife, on the
sou and James Blsckerby, TO secure them as Sc
cnritics OH a certain note executed by said j.
W. Hopkins To one Mary J. Graham for five
hundred dollars witirirsercs; from date, ut the
rate OF ten per cent per uinunf and dated the
1h day of March, a .. $50; which said mort
gage chctmbcr, bot thirteen and twenty feet on
eight, in the town c<Eblkow in Andrew county
note '.id right Characterization having been as
signed Ia plaintiff ;Robert g; Hubbard, by said
Anderson and Blsckerby by virtue " which
said assignment piaintim asks for Judgment fur
said sum al live hundred dollars and ioreclosure
Of said m9rsSaseI Y L further ordered that
kins be and appear at fhe next Term Of said court
TO he holden Ut the court house In the city Of Sa-
vannah, within the county of of Andrew afore.
said. on the 9Th day Of august, A. u. lS73, and
on or before fthe sixth day thereof (r the term
shall 80 long continue, and il not, then before
the end Of the, ternO, Judgment will be rendered
against them ~ prayed in plaintiffs petition.
and their property sold to satisfy the same. 1t
is further ordered that acopy hereof be pub
iished In the Andrew County Republican, n
newspaper published in said county OF Andrew,
for four weeks successfully, the last insertion to
be at least four weeks before the commencement
Of the next term Of said court.
l.Hn .tE. -PIINEAS EDW ARDS, Clerk.
state of Missouri, county Of Andrew, as:
I. Phiness Edwards, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court within and for ftic county of Andrew In
the stale Of Missouri. hereby certify the above
and foregoing 10 be u true and correct copy of
the original order of publication in the cause
therein named rs the same appears on ills in my
Office. ..H- tltratf t .# I'll
In witness whereof l have heretp
Jsct my hand and Affixed my official
SEAL. seal nj my Office In savannah. this
! }2sth day OF May A p,ie73.
SELL 30 PIfINEAs EItW ARDS, CLERK.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21

II. ii. DObbins has the larges: stock
of drugs, books and notions in the
city. He buys for cash in large guam
titles, pays no interest, pays no rent,
and can afford to sell his goods at a
small profit. He has also a large stock
of wall paper, paints and oils. Per-
sons contemplating building should
call and examine his goods, and learn
his prices before purchasing. 'Livc
and let live" is his motto. Mr.. Dob
bins experience in buying, handling
and putting up drugs, induces him to
guarantee satisfaction in all cases
Step into his store and be convinced.
Remember the brick drug store, south
side Square.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21
Increase DIMENSIONS.

Pensioners, on account of the loss
OF any member or members of the
body, are. under the act Of June s,
1856, entitled to an increase by the act
OF Congress passed May %, 1872. To
secure such increase no Intervention
OF M attorney and no formal applica-
tioIi will be necessary. The Commits
sio1ier of Pensions will at an, early
day inform the public ofthe steps re-
requisite to establish the claim. 1fii
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-21


THE large stock Of groceries of w.
A. Price, is now being closed out at
strictly cost prices. His store is con-
stantly crowded with customers to
take advantage Of this rare opportu-
nifty. We learn from Mr.. Price, who
is one Of the Oldest citizens of this
county, and the oldest merchant BY
several. years in this city, that he full
ly intends to retire from the grocery
business as sOon as he can close out
his present large stock. No family
within twenty-five miles from Sa-
vannah should miss this favorable OPP
portunity to lay in the grocery sup
ply cheap.