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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Andrew County Roads.

The Holt-County:: Sentinel editor
has views about the condition of the
public roads in Andrew County not
very complimentary..to those whose
business tits to keep them in good
repair. 1t says:
at is a fact, and l can prove it by
my better half, if the people living
three miles east of Fillmore should
happen to catch the highway fever,
and mend their WAYS, we in Holt coun-
ty, who have occasion to go to St. Jo-
seph by wagon should not be under
the painfulnecessity oftaking plough,
scraper and shovel with US. 1 wish,
for the benefit of Andrew, county.
that all.papers throughout the Union
would copy this from a man that likes
good roads,"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Married.

On Thursday, the 18th Of Scptem-
Der, 1872, by Rev. j. NJ. Morrison, at
Flag Springs, Mo-, D. A. Spiccr, NJ.
D.. t. Miss Sarah NJ. Chapman, both
of Flag Springs, Andrew County,
Missouri.
Accompanying the above notice of
the joining of "two souls with but a
single thought-Lwo hearts that beat
as one" came a most mysterious
package, which, being cautiously
opened, disclosed TO the eager eyes of
the starving printer a most generous
slice of wedding cake. Our best and
.sincerest wishes go with the happy
couple; in the enjoyment Of welded
bliss, may both Sallie and Dan. "lif
long and brosper,"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

CAKES AMEs denies fully aud fiat,
ly the slanderous charges made by
one McCoomb against Speaker Blaine,
John A. Garfield, Henry Wilson, and
| other pure and respected Republi-
cans. This McCoomb alleged that
Ames gave to certain Congressman
stock or shares in Credit Mobilier
for their votes and influence in favor
of the corporation in Congress. Mr.
:Ames saws:
All the executive officers Of the c,mpsly and
several Of i3 l:-g.st stoekho drrs, including
myself, have answered in said suit ibsg since
nnder oath. that the charges were entirely falis,
bany was ever given TO any member VI CJnyress,
directly o. Indirectly, by me, Or ANY one else 10
nj knowledge.
now rciier.ir' aud reanirn the statement,
with III further declaration tina; 1 never gave q
shar'- ofs-. .cs of thai or any other ccfnpa Y, d.
rely 81 Indirectly, tp any member of Congress.
The sworn answers Of myself and these other
gentlemen, made and filed In the sam. suit, lying
sidr by side III the same record, could have been
published with the chsrge Ind il suited tbs poll
teal puulnscs of the New York Sun.
an willing to vi re the sworn declarations OF
any one "a these Individuals, ofthe highest char
acter and reputation. l9sinst the nfaiavifs of
Mr.. McC0rnb, wherever he Is we'll known,
with no fear OF nm adverse opinion on the in.eg-
r.ty 81 ans une OF them A. against him.
IES list uf 9tm - given by McCOmS As in
iorset m iry letter aud published were written
by him ,elf. ~ he stated wii-a under oath ut the
hearing in Pennsylvania He hsd NJ authority
ffoIn me for IN ,king any such statement
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN GRANT

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN GRANT
AND WILSON CAMPAIGN SONG Book
of Sc pages, containing IS campaign
songs, arranged for popular airs. The
best campaign song book ever pub
lished. Price, single copy 20 cents, or
81 IS per dozen. Address ''Secreta-
ry Union Republican Congressional
Committee, Washington, d. c."
Editors of Republican newspapers
will confer a great favor and matePi-
ally aid the good work by calling at
tention to the fact that a Grant and
Wilson Campaign Song book has
been published, and cal be obtained
upon application, with amount of
price enclosed, to the Secretary ofthe
Union Republican Congressional
Committee, Washington, ID. q.
All editors noticing this campaign
song book, as above, will De furnished
with a copy of the song book free.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

Col. Fielding Burns, General Agent
of the Missouri Valley Life Insur-
ance Company, has for some days
been in Savannah working in the in
terest of the Company, and has sue
ceeded i'll organizing a Board of Trus-
tees in the county, composed of some
of the best men in the country, men
of influence and substantial worth
The Missouri Valley Life Insurance
Company is one of the best life in
surance companies in the west, as its
past and present history proves. All
money for premiums is retained in
the county and managed by the
Board, and its high rate of interest
upon its capital, its tontine invest
ment and registered policies, and
stringent laws, also tests the great
worth of the company. The follow
ing are some of its members in the
county: A. G.. Clark, DR.. NJ. +. Wake
field, j. c. Waterman, P. Edwards,
j. c. Stanton, j. c. Gam, T. r. Sell
ecman, VIM. S. Greenlee, Upton Rob
e and n. B, Giddings, getting as
agent, the last Of whom is SC well
known in this community, for his
honorable and fair dealing, that those
desiring information or policies al
with safety and confidence rely upon
any information communicated by
him, connected with the business of
the company.
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Andrew County Exhibitors in the
Holt County Fair

| LOU COunCy Fair.
Although Andrew County can not
raise energy enough to have an agri.
cultural fair within her own borders,
our citizens have the privilege of car
rying off prizes from the fairs being
held in the neighboring counties! A
large part of the awards at tine Holt
County Fair were to citizens of this
county. We give a portion of them
N. Polk, second premium for draft
mares four yeans old and over, S.: g,
Stntte, certificate r.v - :s..r
ID. Cole, certificate for draft mare
over two and under three wears.
n. Polk, second premium for draft
geldlngs four years old and over SIS.
IN. Kenyon, second premium for
Dull three years old and over. Sc:
same, second premium for cow over
two and under three years, SIS; same,
second premium for under one wear.
50. ~
Avis, second premium in tourna-
ment, S..
Robert Gibson, second premium for
trotting, mile heat.
j. j. Cole, second premium on
mares two years old and under three.
S.; same, first premium on mares two
years old and under three, $40; same,
hrst premium on geldings four years
old and over, $40.
Anna Cole, second premium for
equestrian display by young ladies,
Ira Spaulding, second premium for
fastest trotting, $25.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Flew to 90 Fart"



Though last, not least" il an old adaes
as true as it is old. and its truth is seafin
exenplifed by the conpletion Of the
New Line to the. Fast ria Creston and
Burlington, which, though the last, may
be called the hest route IN the West.
The Line ) consists Of the Kansas
City. st. joseph 4 Council Bluffs R.
r., With tyo daily trains from Kansas
City; through Atehisasc ~Leavenworth
and St. J.0seph TO the Missouri State
Line, there connecting with the BUs
lington Route, which leads direct to CHI
eago, Cincinnati. indianapolis. Logans-
port and Columbus-through caf5 ars
being run to all there POINTS z,s
This Line is well Guilt, thotuufhiy
equipped with every modern improved
ment. including pullman's Sleeping and
Dining Cars, and nowhere else can the
passenger SO completely depend on q
speedy, safe and comfortable journey.
The Burlington Route has admira.
bly, answered the query, How to 60 East
by the publication osan interesting and
truthful document. containing a valuable
and correct Map. which can be obtained
free OF charge by addressing General
Passenger Agent b. 4 NJ. Il. Z. R.,
Burlington. Iowa.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Correspondence
2

MR.. EDIToR-The building of the
railroad at this place makes the town
have an unusual appearance of hustle
and thrift. The work 10 going OH
steadily and the road will be com .
pleted at the earliest practicable mo-
ment. Our citizens are looking ahead
to brighter times for our little town,
when this "cut-off" is finished and
in running order.
Mr.. John Zimmerman, of Anna
zonia, took seven first premiums on
grapes and wine at the st. Joseph
HORTICULTURAL Fair. last week.
Our Grant and Wilson Club is IN a
fiourishing condition-numbering
over fifty members. Regular weekly
meetings are held at the school-house
Friday erening.
Mr.. G.. W. Snyder, of Savannah.
is removing his planning and turning
shop to this place, regarding ANA
zonia as a more favorable point.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
.eEi9ter!

Remember Registration DAYS.:
October 10, II and -. Every
voter must register on one of
those days, aohether he has regis-
tered tstoTe ornot. Our Repub-
iican friends in the various
townships should see to it that
their neighbors are registered.
Don't NEGLECT it.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Death of q rromiuens otti.en.

Colonel Robert Conover, Sheriff Of Andrew
county, died of consumption at his residence in
this city, last Saturday evening. September Il.
1879. His remains were inferred in the cemetery
near the city on Sunday afternoon, under the
a~uspices of the Masonic Fraternity Of which he
was q member, and were followed to the grave
by alarge concourse ofhis neighborsa and friends.
The deceased was born at Shelbyvine. Indiana
on the 18th of May, 1856, and was therefore several
months over thirty-three years Of aee. Mr.. Con-
over served in the Union army throughout the
late war, entering "a private early In 1861. randi
ly rising to Lieutenant and Adjutant, then Ma
jor, Lieutenant Colonel, and at the time The regi-
rlent (the Sixteenth Indiana Infantry was mus
tered out, in August, 1865, he held the commits
sion OF Colonel OF his regiment. In the fall of
1863 Colonel Conover took up his residence IN
this city, where he engaged in the clothing and
real estate business: Before leaving Indiana,
however, he married Miss Laura Sprague, OF
that State, who died the next year and her re-
mains taken back to Indiana for i%nternent. On
the Sth of February, ISL, Colonel Conover was
married TO Mrs. Emma Terrell, of Andrew
county, by whom he had one child, and who are
both left to mourn his loss. The deceaoed was
elected Sheriff in 1870, which position he has
hlled with general acceptation up to the day of
his death. We were no. intimately acquainted |
with the Colonel, but we are informed that he |
was very highly respected and honored by a
large circle of personal friends throughout the
county.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Church

On the second Sabbath of October
Q3tb), a new Presbyterian Church
at blackberry Ridge will be-..dedica-
ted at II o'clock A. NJ. This church
is situated four miles west of Savan-
nah, and it is expected a large num-
Der from this city will be present, as
all arc invited. Rev. DIR. Cruikshank,
of this city, and others, will take
part in the dedication ceremonies.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Bills for Meetings.

Our friends throughout the county
who propose holding Republican
meetings during the campaign are ill
formed that we have on hand a large
number of posters with the place and
time of meeting left blank. We will
sell them at the low rats Of twenty
five cents per dozen. The title and
place of the meeting IA be written
in them without much trouble.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

IIAvTN9 opened q dressnsAking shop ona door
II east OF Mr., Couch's, s~otsfof the Public
Square, I would call the attention of the public
10 the certificate below. Mas s. M. GIBSON.
."This ts to certify thst Miss Sallie Gibson has
been in nv employ for three years, and for the
last two years has been in business for herself.
I can recommend her as a nest ana tasteful sew
er, and one that has given entire satisfaction in
her cutting and fitting. would advise all those
wishing garments cut and made 10 give her q
call. You will find her kind. patient and lady
Ike. and | am certain you will go away pleased.
Nrs. s. NJ. STALL, fashionable dressmaker,
HS Jacksonville, III.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Berlshire Pigs.

Ihave q lot of Berkshire pigs ready
for delivery. Persons wantingpi pig OF
the Berkshire stock viii do well to.
sddress .4s Ut Savannah, or call at
ny " rssidehse three and q half miles
norta 81 g4s,aa.v,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
To Teachers and Parents.

The time is approaching for our
schools to begin, and it would be well
to see that your pupils and children
are provided with books, states, pen
ellis, pens and paper. You a get al
of these at Youart & Sargent's.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
WHAT GREELEY KNOWS.

In the DAYS when ''honest Greeley"
had no vaulting ambition to be Pres
ident he expressed himself forcibly
and honestly on various subjects
which will have full force to-day
We give his views OH various topics
which are live issues in this cam
paign:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
For Sale.

One fine marc, warranted sound in
all and every particular; ofMessenger
and Morgan stock ; she now has a
mare colt, and is probably with foal by
the'.horse Of Mr.. Cannon:
II. FRASSE.
Savannah Mo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
$4,000. $4,000.

Wanted for sale, o good prairie
farm, of about one hundred ana s IN
cssh WM'CHALLACOMBE,
Real Estats+Agent.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
New Lime Kiln I

The undersigned has just started a lime
hin n and a quarter mile north of Sa-
sannah, on the Whitesville road, where he
would be pleased to receive orders from all
Who want lime at very low rates. Give me
scall. Orders left at the residence Of G.
Balson, Savannah. AMOS COBB.
June 10, 1872. 3oO
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

The following shows that his pres:
emit evil opinion o fthe American sol
dfers tes expressed in his Pittsburg
speech last week) was o always en-.
teriained by him, and, that he has
changcd-not the volunteers,
"a stirring address ha, been issxled by the
Convention Of the fsepublicsu soldifys and s,ii-
ors To their lac c.mrsdes in arTr1 Throughout
the country, pointing out the good WORK which
has been done by the present Congress, and ar
ging unanimity aid vigor In the sortle oIninx
csmpsixn TO insIre the election Of Gen. Grant,
that the restoration OF an era Of pace and pr1s-
berity may no; be delay ej. IL Tribune, jisy 3,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

Under NeD Management

Under Ne1o Management.
TIME Undersigned, having become proprietor
L of the above hotel, would respectfully an
nounce to the travelling public that he intends
experience as a landlord warrants the belief that
the house will meet every want sought for In =
ar,t class establishment. Commercial men will
fud her. q No. ! sample room to display sam
pies. Special inducements to regular boarders.
Ounibuses leaye for and arrive from every. train
passing the city. Give Us a trial.
Sc j. u. CULLERS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Grant and Wilson club.

ne Nodaway Township Grant sud Wilson
rynb meets EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. ri
~ nall in Waterman's Building, northwsst OF
he square, Savannah, Missouri. All those on
nosing Greeleyism In any Of its forms are cor
Sisiiy and earnestly requested to participate in
Gun meetings. /, n. WEBSTER, Pres't.
10. +. PAU, Sec'y. ,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
President Grant.

"Gen. Grants as thoroughly a citizen to-day,
as perfectly q civilian in his habits, rs any man
in the country. We think OF no Que il public
station who represents more fully the idea OF the
american gentleman. transformations, unas-
Stunning, brave; without ambition, forbearing,
resolute in doing what he deems To be right, but
never offensive in asserting hiruself, General
Grant is a man OF the people; one III heart and
weave. ''-ITribune, February IS, 1850.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
HORSE POWER
Jdsr Mill and Wine Press.

The undersigned is improv-
ing his facilities for making CT
der and Wine this fall and win
ter, and will make on reasona-
able terms.
Please give me a call.
Also have Cider Vinegar for sale
at my Mil. in Savannah, No.
'n' ". B. HOWARD.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

Freight, going north, passes Savannah at 7 A
~ and going south at 6 80 p. ~
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
HYSICIAN

d L. G.. STONE, MD, having located in Sa-
ID. vannah, offers his professional services to
the citizens of the city and vicinity. Office,
south side the Square, first door east of the new
Bank Building. 49,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
The Reauefion of fhe National De5t.


ssThe fact that the Debt has been steadily and
largely reduced has done more than anything
else to make the Administration and the party
supporting it strong and p pular. so many mil
lions paid or each month are TO Gen. Grant's
Administration what Union victories on hard
fought fields were to Mr.. Lincoln's. No fnan-
ciai difficulties beset n rule which is thus amply
supplied with revenue and using II for such u
purpose. The fact stated by the President that
Inc annual burden of the Debt Is now Seventeen
Millions less than 1t was when h. was inaligura-
ted is a perfect Vickshurg TO his sarporters. y
Decemb,F5, Isl.
Gen. Grant ana the God Gumaers.
''The insinuation that the President was IN
colluSion with the Gold Gamblers never had q
faci to lin ii above the level of audacions CAL
umny, or n motive save the eoarsest sensational
ism or clumsy malignlty. There was n combina-
tion 10 pui gold up. When il assumed danger
ous proportions General Grant inierfered and
crushed IL. Thcrenpon he is charged VITA hav-
ing been a member of it'll The country knows
its President to be incapable of such conduct. II
IL aid moi IL would still be able in SO plain u case
70 reason that men are not secretly seeking that
which they openly, detsrminedly. and effectively
destroy. BY their fruits ye shall know them"
October 10, ls6e.
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the Old Stand!
South side of the Public Square

ITO INV old customers 1 take great pleasure In
j snouncinE that I have brought from New
York one Of the largest stocks ofgoods in my line
svef brought to this city, consisting In part OF
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&C.

NOLBURN, JOY 4 CO., dealers in hardware,
u stoves and tinware, north side of the square,
savannah, Mo. Jobbing in tinwork done on
short notice.
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A n. sCHUSTER & CO., dealers in ready
"A. made clothing, hats and caps, boots and
shoes, gents furnishing goods, Sc. Sc, north
east corner of the public square. Examine our
Foods and prices. q
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

DARIEs SOLE AGENT OF ROYAL HAVANA
"A. Lottery. bs5 Broadway. Post once box 4s09 New
York Dealers supplied. Send for circulars
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
THE TURF.

ID Purses 70 be troted October Il to 25 inclusive Closed
with III Gs!EsMlfnsu FnRsE FOR OCTOBER
F. Herrlngtton tor. enters b. m Topsy
TaBes BeSas, sa'a & p 1ssS a brown
nfeRf BE- Boy
4. Thomas enters b. s.. Boston Boy.
4 nsnss snss enters enters S. sssTs' SsCiss 9S x,n
FaSIiSss SSs sa's5sS sssss. 3 %inss,a @ Anderson
dsR5 sHsis fr viss fHEsh Nia T5n OCTOBER a
r Bennett enters br. M Parksii
SIPss sns%fs Sos Jefferson
4. Thomas enters b Boston BOY.
HSnGe enoy b 5,s caCnS ASn %na.r,o0
II. Powell enters :. IN. Dolly Warden
RsR1" ipisri FOR OCTOBER 20
i. SfSss S;,Sss, ssSss; s%s;. * SSsssse ss$.,
y RlG%f so'i enters snisrs sik b E. !. Dfa' Mate
Sp'SEi FGnsE kEsafEIan; Ra5sis'
+ Sanss enters enters s 81 anassl hasS HSTs Sss
grns, gi,Ss1, snsrs enters sr M nrSMm SSme Prince
s %1sn, ss%%iS en,srs snSrs = B. Jim IN GRsp R4Jpwn G
Twj ifSi sR'sEi raFfa FusA FOR ocronrr r.
H..
Il. z Casey DSy enters nH,rsi blk I M Lady Byron
%o Sq'a fn'siS ei fsukksE roa OCTOBER %
A. Thomas enters &. IN. Lady Brismcn.
a. Miller enters spotted Colt
,phn S.Sn Marpnyy enters & Ersa & Victor
W. Thomas enters blk. m. Eveue
P4pss fplsf rRs prsPSr F3PS OCTOBER a.
Dan Pnicr enters ch. m. Grace Beriram
Fysn x.nss Sess snisrs sntsEs S n n = 's%f; Whitney
John Murphy enters &: 6. Victor
" " ihpism H. Bors, s'r cncrs s m Lady Backus
sEEs sT9frs Fl rtEE laS Ton OCTOBER "a
W. H. Harrison enterss. NJ. Susie.
T. Nance cntcrsg 9: Mercer, it.
f. II. Hubbard enters :, IN. Nonesueh.
Dan Pffer enters 8. Z. Lottery.
DRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
uo,,nTi, TALL MEEriHG, F12 Ecr %
Purse No Z Purse and Stake for four ycar.old colts
r. IT, Galaway enters br 8. Dixon by Happy Medium.
M NJ Judkins enters br :. Ben Morrcll, by Winthrop
a. Il. Rowe enters blk s. Kowes Tommy, formerly
chr. Bsckman enters b. g. silver Heel by Rysdyk's
faryse No 5000 free r all 100 to first, sllo to
efSnS sen ssse s e snlsTs Fs sn and Sse Fullerton
n. H. bohic cniersb. m, Rosniind
j. J, Bowen enters blk. :. CanlQrs.
John Lovctt enters b. ~ Gazclle:
Races Commence each day at o'clock r. NJ, good day
soa 81 G lid weer notice viii be the Herald
fYSk FILE
GKc W. OAKLEY, snperlntchdenL
T)RosPEcT PARK FAIR GROUNDS
aTSSRggss qST9SSns %S Saa y est n J. Il harness.
T.. Hubbard, Jr, names s. m Nonesuch.
W. H. Harrison names s. n; sIsic
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

a ~ CNkESEkVEQ BALE ny PUbLlC AlCIltN OF
"A FINE AND FAST HORSES, TRorrING WAGONS,
ROBES AND BLANKETS,
THIS DAY, FRIDAY, OCT IL,
AT 10 O'CLOCK PROMPT, AT NEW YORK BOARDING
STABLES,
Is AND II EAST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
MADISON AND FIFTH AVENUES.
Sold TO close out partnership and consisting o some OF
the choicest stock 10 be found In the city, and will be
positively sold without limit or reservation, to the high
est bidder, as foll0ws,-
Fast gray Gelding Highlander 15 hands high, years
old long flowing TAIL with fine styleand action was raised
IN Burlington Vermont by James Fitch, ESQ, and sired
by General Knox, dam Messengers brought 10 this
city two and trocd at Prospect Park last June
TO l25 pound wagon in 2;l7; he spure gated does
pull, and can be driven by lady, Is an excellent pole
horse has vices or tricks and Is warranted sound
and kind, and can always beat 80 To road wagon.
Beautiful and fast Hambletonan Mare Ida, Is hands
high eyears old sired by Volunteer aud raised at Thorn
four years old, and OF 1874 year she has
been trained for the track having been used road she
Is or fine dispositions can be driven BY the most umid
lady and with proper handling will trot in 30 heter
she Is hall sister Huntrcss and gated very much like
her she Is warranted kind and rxe and free from vice
blemish
Fast team of blood Bay Geldings 1871 high, and s
years old have great style and action and can ro In
$50 together; beat 2f0 they drive evenly to-
gether; 90 not lug pull and are very stylish and at
tractye.
High bred bay Kentucky Saddle Mare l5aS high, years
taken premium at county fair in Kentucky best sadder
sound and kind.
Also three Trottng Wagons by Brewster top Wagon
by Brewser single and double Harness.: all III fine order
Stock on exhibition at stable Sale positive rain or shine