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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
Fatal Quarrel in Platte County.

4 fatal r%cncounter occurred 4 couple
of miles north of Weston, Platte county,
on Friday evening last. Anderson
Mitchell and James Is. Smock had been
paying attention to the same young lady,
and Il strong feeling of jealousy existed
between them. Smock had been board
ing with Mitchelrs mother, quarrels had
frequently occurred between Smock and
Mitchell, and on Friday morning they
met in the road near Weston, and the
quarrel was renewed, Michel saying
that if SmoCk cver attempted to enter
his mothers house again he would kill
him. On Friday evening Smock walked
into the yard in front of Mrs. Mitchell's
house. Mitchell came to the door with
a revolver in his hand. and said if Smock
undertook to enter the house he who'd
kill him. Smock approached the door,
laughing and remarking. .'Oh, you
wouldn't kill anybody" when Mitchell
raised the revolver and fired. The ball
struck Smock in the right breast, killing
him instantly. Mitchell surrendered
himself to the authorities, and was in
dicted for murder in the first degree.
Smock was Il young man formerly from
Oven buro, Kentucky.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
Holt County Fair.

Premiums We're awarded Andrew
county citizens at the above Fair as fol-
lows. ST. far us we can learn:
l.. Polk, first premium for draft stall
lion colt under l year; first premium
for hest walkin" stallion; best stallion
> wears old and under four:
j. J. Cole, second premium for best
draft mare four wears old and over: first
premium for stallion for all purposes
one vrrr old and under: first premium
Tor mare two years old and under three;
first premium tor saddle gclding four
wears old and over: first premium fer
best buck two wear, old and over; first
premium for best buck II year old and
under two: first premium for eve two
years old and over: first premium for
eve one wear old and under two; first
premium Tor eve under one year; first
premium for hest four eve and buck:
Mrs. j. J. Cole. countcrpane. first pre-
mum: silk quilt first premium.
George W. Jcnkin'.tir>t premiums for
jack three years old, for jack under
three. and for sweepstakes jack.
\. a. Gardner. savannah. first premi-
um on washing machine.
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Books, MAGAZINES. &c.

TuE November number ut Htrp-r's Magazine
CLOSES Il -cini-aHnual volume of remarkable. cN-
rrllcnce, whcih 1 We reg Ird IT. reading matter
or i'll illustrations. or ihc'lafter there Inns been
four hun lr.l ia hi, volume. Upon examining
the content" Of the last two volumes, "" find that
there il, on an average, one illustrated paper ia
each numb y which contain. the pith and prpfusc
pictorial cInbcllishm mt Of somr notable new
work, or collection of works, belonging 10 thr
department Of Travels, Scirnc, or %iIi-tory.
The current number contains two such articles.
The first is an exceedingly valuable contribution
by Helen :. c"uaHt. entitled "Ihc Score, of the
Strait, - mrie up from The unpublished report II
thu late irr. &. \. Mhnck, the Ic0l"gist Of the
Darirn Exploring Expedition Of 1871. I'll. seq
ond l. II contribution by :. :. Conant, entitled
''Ihc Lust orth" Tire" arrpppst To- the rec mt
publication of the MrIn,irS and Letters Of Stra
Col.ridc". Beside separate articles containing
the substance "f The most important of recent
publications., iirr.. are always running in II "
per the most n"rnbic literary productions Of The
day during thri- progress and previous To their
final publication in book form. These comprise
not only ,rrial stories from such writers u.
Wilkic Collins, Charles Ilcade, Professor DE
Mile, Anthony Trollopc, Mis-, Thackeray. and
Miss Mulnck: hat serials of an entirely different
character, such IL, Emilio Castelar's ''Repuhii-
can Movement in Europe, "Moncurr ID. Conway's
"souih Coast : ,unterings in England Porte
Crayon's Mountains charles Nordhon's
brilliant and Comprehensive papers on the Pa
cinc G a,i the Recollection ofan Old Stagcr,"
aud ''Our London Scrapbook."
THE November number of Drmorcst's Month
" VI tgaZin. presents its usual rich display of
Fall and Winter novelties, illustrated with nu-
merOus engrayings, among which is one full
page, a miniature of tn. celebrated Chromo,
CLONE, Sweet Home This Chrome is one of
the series given To each So yearly subscriber TO
this model monthly. How so large and bcauti-
FIJI II picture can be given away j. one of the
Inarvel- of The day, for IL must be remember red
that these cannot be clnssri among the usual
chromos given AS premiums, but ARE v,ritahlc
gems, richly deserving their high reputation for
beauty and artistic excellence.
THE Science Of Health for November contains
Il rich variety Of interesting and instructive IN IL
ter; especially interesting arr the articles on
''Sickiy Country Girls;'' Disease and lis
Treatmrni;'' 1.-The Health OF Children ut
school; - 1.-THE Woman Doctor" illustrated;
''Jhe Two Jacks;'' Diseased Liver and sui
ciir;'' "Calico;'' 'Emcrgencies;'' ''Scasona-
bile Dishes, - i,eing IL rich collection oil srasona-
Bile receipts; ''Malarial Fevcr;'' ''Patients and
Physicians;'' and the usual Miscellany and
Answers to Core spondents. Only 500 n year,
20 ccntsa number. To new subscribers three
months ION trial." for IS cents. Agents
wanted. Address. s. u. Wells, Publisher,
3-s broadway. New York.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24

Is his recent speech at Dayton, Ohio,
Senator Norton in speaking of the cheap
transportation question, made IA state
ment OF considerable Importance. He
SAYS that he has in his possession a pro-
posal submitted by Dutch capitalists to
build a railroad with four tracks from
the West to the seaboard, without ask
ing any aid, either State or national.
All they ask is a charter. W. trust this
proposal will not be forgotten when
Congress meets, for it will contrast very
strangely with certain other PROPOSE
tions which will be submitted to the au-
thorities
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
Order of Publication.

cYLTESTER F. MANSUIP, plaintiff, vs..
- EIzabrih Manship, defendants; IN Inc .ir-
Gait tulri Of Andrew county. IN The stale OF MIS-
souri,, bc.Jr. the Clerk of said court, III vaci-
tiDn. September ID, 1853. -
Snw, Oh thi, day, Genes the plIlniin IN the
above cafi.ied cause. by John Z. Altseid, his at
t,riry, and files his petition anil affidavit, stat.
ing. imoag other things, that the above named
Il. f-n,Ltnt, Elizabeth Manship, Is u NONRESIDENT
OF this state; it is tlicreiipOn ordered by the clerk
aforesaid, in vacation that publication he made
no living her that an action has been commenced
against her, by petition, in the Circuit Court oil
Andrew county, in the state OF MISSOURI, ihe
object and general nature of which l. To procure
the ard r and decree Of said court disSolving the
bonds of m1trimony existing between her ana
tine plaintiff herein; and that unless she be ana
appear al the next term OF s1iu court, 10 De
IL rllcn at the COURTHOUSE, in the city al Swan
nah, within the county of Andrew aforesaid, ON
the lSt day OF December, 1873, and on or before
the sixth day thereof (f the term shall so long
Continue, AMI If not, then before the end of the
term, Judgment will be rendered against her, As
prayed in plaintiffs petition. 1t Is further or
d-rcd that n copy hereof be published in the An
drew County Republican, newspaper published
in said couhty Of Andrew, for four weeks sue
crssivrlv, the last insertion to be at least four
Of said court. PHINEAS EDW RDS, Clerk.
State of Missouri i, county of Andrew, IS:
l., Phircas Edwards, Clerk of the Circuit
Court within AMI for the county OF Andrew, III
tir state Of Missouri. hereby certify The above
To be u true copy OF the order of publication in
the cause therein named, rs the same appears ON
lille in my Office.
SEAL to set my hand and affixed my official
\S,al at my Office, in savannah, Mo. this
18th diy of September, A. ID. lS13.
so PIiiNEAS EDW ARDS, Clerk.
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Order of PubHcntiOn,

IDA u. RIDGwAY. plaintiff, vs.. Louis Is.
lal5NLy defendant.
Now, on this 18th day of September, AID.
l>ii. comes Ida i. I,idgway. The plaintiff III the
above entitled cause. bv Enoch G. smith, her
agent. I,.fpr. the undersigned Clerk Of the Cir
Gait Cur; pf An ircw county, in the STATE Of
Nj soIri. in vacation, ami lies her petition ana
a|niIlv!t, stating, among other things, that tie
a5nvr named defendant, Louis II. Ridgway ms
Hb>rlird himself from his usual place ot abode,
AMI has coIcraled himself 50 that the ordinary
process Of iw cannot br served upon him: II u
,h-rrGpru ortrred by the clerk aforesaid, IN Va
rIiirl. ihIt publication be made, notifying him
IL II gt action has been commenced against MN
by petition in the Circuit Court nf Andrew coUn-
~ IN the state Of Missouri the object and general
nIsuTr -! which is to procure tn" order AMI de-
cree. oi said Court dissnlving the bond, Of mliri-
m,ay existing between him and the plaintiff
herein, and that unless he he and appear AT the
next term OF said Court. To he holden at the
Court house, in the city OF Savannah, within thc
rDuatv aforesaid, on the first dav of December,
IS1J, and on or before the sixth day thereof al
Inc term shall 50 long continue, and If not. thea
H. fore The cad of term) judgment Will he rcn-
'irrrd against hun rs prayed in plaintiffs petit
ZION: il j. further ordered that "a copy hereof be
published in the Andrew County Republican,, a
Newspaper published in the said county OF An
drew. tor four We, Ks successfully, the last in
-rriip1 to l- mt least four weeks before the COM
mcncrmrut of the next term of said Court.
PIINEAS EDW ARDS, Clerk.
state of Missouri, county of Andrew, -:
l., Phln"as Edwards, Clerk of the Circuit
Cnu,t within and for the county of Andrew, IN
he state 81 Missouri, hereby certify the above
aud foregoing 10 be n true copy oi the order OF
publication IN the cuase therein named, n the
sum appears ON file in my Office.
In witness whereof, | have hcrcuntD
-tAL. sci my hand and liked my official seal
Vat my Office in the city I'll savannah >
Missouri, this 18th Hay of september. ls.3.
so rIiiNEAS EDW ARDS, Clerk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
Irregular Attendance.

The great hindrance TO advancement
and thoroughness in our common schools
is the irregular attendance of the pupils.
Too frequently are teachers good
teachers-who Use every means to Sc
cure the great ends ~ofeducation, blamed
for the failure; blamed, too. by parents
who persist in keeping their children
from school two Or three halt days in L
week.
OF any one of such parents who read
the Educational Column in the RE-
PUBLICAN. | would ask, if the cook in
your family were to prepare good, whole
some meals three times each day, and he
would keep his children from them two
or three half days perhaps days-oi
each week. would the cook be to blame
if his children failed to grow and
strengthen? The teacher may prepare
the food for the children's minds. but if
they are not present to receive their por-
ton. Il thorough development OF that
mind is only as possible rs that of the
body without its food. Adj.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24

In Doniphan County, ansas' the
farmers nominated 4 ticket for county
officers, composed exclusively of farm
ers. The Republican County Central
Committee met. and concluding there
was not time to have a convention
called. selected candidates (Some OF
whom were on the farmers ticket and
recommended Republicans to vote for
them. 4. mass convention of mechanics
and laboring men has been called by a
number of that class, with the view OF
putting in the field a ticket of mechan-
les and laborers. Now it remains for
the ~loafers to nominate their ticket and
sweep the field against their divided adj
yerSarieS,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24

AMAss convention of farmers of the
northwest assembled in Chicago, We'd
nesday morning, in pursuance of "A call
issued by the State central committee Of
the farmers association of Illinois. to
discuss the transportation question and
other matters affecting agricultural in
tcrests. The attendance was very
large, delegates being present from Hi
nois, Indiana. Iowa, Michigan, Missouri
aud New York.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24

BROOKS of the Rock Port Express
not only possesses originality. but con-
siderable bravery. Witness the follow
inc. which sounds strangely vlvacious'
coming, as it does, from an old iosy
Democratic editor:
If the Republican party is dead-l' II
has accomplished its mlsSion-li IL Is
..plaved out"-if it is rotten-m II Is
feeble and emaciated-we say, II these
things are true, it is the most decei'lui
cornse we ever saw. "Why DIM
these thinr?a" we are asked. Why de,
ceiye. is our reply. We have listened
IN the syren long enough. aud propose
to deal with facts. We ask men VINO
think and claim to be candid to consider
what are FACTS, and let them reason
t,netber for their good and let the SUM
beriug issues-that already stlnk-alone
in the grave where they belong. we
make one prediction, at the FISK OF ne
inc booted down: if the people o ms
country haven't the nerve to oo "heii
the hour arrives, if they can't do any
more than they have done. not only VIII
Rep~ublicanism triumph, but the very
south itself. with all OF its hatred for
the man, will support L.. 5. Grant Tor Il
third term.
If the great bugaboo of the Demo
crats is another reelection of General
Grant, We can give them some pertinent
advice. Let him be nominated by the
Democratic party. The Republicans
will not renominate him, and his defeat
will be certain; and the Locofoco party
can lay the flattering JUNCTION to their
soul that, for once, after many years OF
effort, they have been crowned With
success.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24

FROST, it is generally believed. blots
out the yellow fever instantly upon its
appearance. A nice frost was lately
had at Memphis, but it seems TO have
had little. if any, beneficial effect
Much suffering and distress is still cx-
pcrierced in that unfortunate city, and
The whole country sympathizes and is
sending forward assistance of money.
clothing, provisions and medical attend
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
SiJ'uY Notice.

TNKEN up a. an csiray hy George Pinl~groye.
liviu. in Lincoln township, about Ten miles
w.t. Of savannah. aud posted hrinr" James
I;trn- IN the 18Th dav Of October, l>13, IN" bay
mar, ,h,u, twelve wears old 81 upwards, about
Il hand, high, right hind loot white, II white spot
ON her forehead. a Jew saddle "r harness mitk-
On her back, and -ccm- II liIv" been ~"rii'd IN
her len shoulder; no other marks or brands per
Appraised NJ twenty dollars te@p u
John " il-on and Anirrw Burnside. Who haN"
h,ru duly Sw ,rn hy III. subscriber i'r that puf-
pose. \ tru: cop! from nay StrtN ','%h
JAMES III Rms.
~ Justice nI the i'rGr-.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
Accident Near Fillmore.

BY letter from Fillmore. Andrew
county. we learn al IN accident that oc-
cured there On Sunday morning last.
which came very near proving fatal {" u
lady. Mr.. and Mrs. {. G.. Eppersnn
were riding in a buggy, and desiring Ia
pass through a gate, Mr.. +. got out Ia
open it. whenthc horse took fright aud
ran away, dashing the buggy against
the side of a house and then ovcrturning
il, throwing Mrs. T.. under the vehicle
and dragging her some distance. She
was very severely injured, bu, is recov-
erinr.-1Hcrald.
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,IIOJf6Uo'e ,Suie.

WHEREAS. an the ~ ily III July, i-IJ. J"hn
w " Bolton nnl Elisabeth %i;-ltpn, IA. "'ir.
OF The county oil Andrew, IN the STAT" 81 Nl--'u-
ri. executed and delivered L" AniCr-" iiihhln>'
OF the county oi Iiuc!ian1n. and stat" oil Ma,
souri,. their certain mortgage decd; which ehid
m rItgnsc deed i, recorded IA book IT,. On pi1'
-. in li- u c"l''rr' uiic" al ih' county 90 III
drew, Ia Ia. ~tIi- at Ni--ouri; r"i'cN iiE - IN,
said Anderson UinhiH- tn follow M h'r'!ip'h
real c-tair. stu lied IN iir -Lit ''IhiN "t hh-
dew. and state oi Missouri. lhAi l. 10 -! ~
z nlins q q take twenty LIT vat ui M ,''''h-
. III corner OF To- number /. in block nul;hb"r /,
runniu. north parallel Win ~hti i"i H'iinh-r ! u"
a stake twenty feet east al the norm 'i-t Cnihf
OF said lot. thence east {" Robert NOE an : inr.
thence south to- the curnrr Of samuel =. NIc.'l>'
lani, Theme west To- th- ~ ace ct % s!nni'iS' di'n
lots naluI,-r- "u-, two airl three, ia block mum
l,-r one: al in IN" tr'Sn { H'rhc-irr "iI't
aid conveyance" WAS Ia lie to >rc,rc The pay
mrnt of = certain pT"ini--p"y note. IN -lii niIIi-
ga,r ,lsr,. mrHtiunr-i AMI described; -iiti note
dated ST. Jus,nh. Mo. june 9th, 49,:
calling rbr M h~r.irc,i dollar, payable, with
ten per cent Interest. twelve months ait"r ISL
IL Au l.r,pi II tnL a. or orisr. AMI ~iSh-' john
" ~IiriIpu; ani, "hcrras: II i provided "a -aiu
nIiTr g1g" 'l't'i That II SAID mol" DE- MT VI III ana
tu,lS laid uira The ,tihr becomes 'lu" ami pay
aide, according - the tenor AMI effect thereof,
then The ~li'l Anirr>un liahh!nN. or Ia" l'rIl
r-uryS NATIVE, 81 a. the ~r.iuv.i oi th- gEi
hnIicr uI said note. III" thea ac'!nE h'ril OF
Nuir-w county may proceed I" -r'l N" real 80
tti' hyrriul,ciuTr described. at pu'liC NciI.tir'
ir thu high Il LIIl.r, al Ia 8 url- l:pn'c door,
Ia tn I ;y pt >HSHonih, county al Nnt'rH, an!
sal, al Missouri. tir.i ~, ing -i>I, day pprlir
notice 81 the TIM. terms sud pltr" III SAFE amt
of the property To- b.. sid, las advertisement IN
= .I," newspaper lIlh'i Nd IL 10" county nf IN
,Ir-g., and St.i. ai,rr said, ani upon such -alc
ii al IA "a. anil lclN-T = decd in The purchaser
thereof aai receive the proceed "I aid -ilr ami
pay sail mote with the Interest AMI coats III sii'
anil whereas said mole. with III, intrrrst.ihrrr".i.
J. moss dur ayl unpaid; nrw, Therefore, !, Penn
hrrk" Mercer, sheriff If the e 'un.y of Andrew.
In thu state al Missouri, at the request IL the
l,rr,l nntltr ,t said upTp ami lN NtTIilg uf tn.
authority in me vested by said mortgage deed.
will, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to MI creditors: ana
" Other Interested in The estate ii William
Gillwlv. deceased, that |, fhi.ip Cook. N'tlnhi-
i-rator of SAID est itr. Ini"rd I" AK" hili ~
,,.,n mi thereof. nj ti,,. mex term "f the Probate
Court of Andrew COUNTY, Ia b" held ~ the once
of ihr judge Of said Court, in the city oi : IVAN
nah. in sail county, in tn" ~ iicu al Mi,an,nf, Oh
thr thirI N ,uIit Ia Dee m'rr. A.. u. le13.
PHILIP DDN Adm.niS'rti"r
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER a, 10.
THE ELECTIONS.

In Ohio the Democratic candidate tor
Governor is elected, with a majority IN
both branches of the Legislature. The
Republicans elect one or w candidates
on the State ticket. In Iowa, Governor
CARPENTER is reelected by the Repubil-
cans by a majority in the ~neighborhood
of five thousand. The Legislature Is
RepuLlican in both branches. Oregon
elects Nesmith (Democrat) to Congress
bv about one thousand majority.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
SfyuY Notice.

"AKEN II, hv William :. Walker, n h use
htlI-r Ut E.m,i.c towh~hIp. III .An'tGrW
rpunfy. Iri >iIt- II Missouri. na" SiriN two
yrAr-nlI h ,rsr colt. l., Il hin,; f.nt wtli" up l" me
pt~tera j,in:, npniiirr mirS~ Or bltid' lrfr;IN-
,li,,, Aura. .,i AZ forty do'l'rS by .irliili IN
Fppler and GrrrSr ll.ilr, both hpu-rhold"r- IN
Emp rc I ,Nn~iip, WA wtrr duly sW'fi ~
IN Tor tia: purp 80. Given under my manu- tii'
2a.h day of September, i,.S.
Il; Jus,ic. of the Peace.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON is rapidly
rcgaining his health. During last week
he was in Boston attending to business
affairs. lie looks hale and hearty, and
says he will be in Washington to preside
over the Senate al the beginning Of the
anSsion
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Val LIABLE FARMS FORSAlF

42O. A small tract of27 acres, with 1000 grape vines, 100 apple trees, La
peach trees and other fruit.
p 43. A small farm Of 10 acres. 2 ~ miles from Savannah, all under fence
and fmr. improvements.and "a variety of fruit, cheap for leash.
1926. So acre farm, 81 acres in cultivation, 'g dwelling, good stable, a small
orchard, IL mile from school howe.
Several dwellings in the city tOr sale cheap. 80
A number of suburban residences, and uDimproved lots adjoining the city, for,
sale on favorable terms.
4S. One hundred and ninety six acreso of good farming land, 2 miles from
Savannah, with 4dwaings can be divided into three farms 100 apple trees
a large number of peach and cherry trees and small fruit; under good fence, and
well waGred a very desirable locahon.
40 so acres of good farming land. 7mles east of Savannah and 2 niles
west Of Rochester, with Il new frame house of rooms, and 10 acres in cuiya.
I1. A good farm offs IL acres, in good ~neghborhood, o a public road
all improved, Z miles north Of Savannah.
~ A desirable farm of 100 acres, 2 ~ miles from two depots, 80 aHesin
to give one farm 200 fruit hees and the other SUD- Terms easy.
4y A good farm OF ESQ acres so acres under fence and in cultivation, 2 dwelling
good stock water, 29 apple trees 2o peach trees anaa variety OF other fruit
1870 A choice small farm of 5S acres; lS III cultivation good trane house
and a log dwelling, good living water q apple trees, ~ peach, and other fruit
miles from depot. 4 bargain if applied for soon.
45I. l2O acres of good farming land, 100 aGesn cultivation, % acres tm-
her. good frame dwelling ola rooms and cellar, new barn and oubuldngs, 16 alb
pie trees anda variety ofother fruit; 2mnes from Rochester
Der. A good brick house 20x32 feet and a log dwelling, frame stable crib and
cranarv. 300 bearing apple trees and some small fruit 3 - miles from Savannah
farm house. good cellar, young orchard, well watered; 10mles from ST. Joseph,
hear Spenceis Mil.
1876. Wanted: 4 good farm near Savannah, in trade fora good brick house offs
rooms, good Outbuldings and good pasture, adJOnIngS Savannah.
44. A choice farm of 1876 acres; 40 in cultivation; a good house S6x40f feet,
well water, $50 apple trees and "A variety of other fruit; II miles from ROh-
46. A choice suburban residence with 81 acres of ground in the City Of
4Jz. A neat cottage Of 6 rooms, cellar and pantry, with 3 12 acres of land a-
joining the city.
$50 40 acres IF good land; 1Oacres in cultivation; a small hoae; good spring.
200 apple trees and 200 peach trees 2 miles from depot. Price 1925.
400 A forty acre farm, with ID acres in cultivation; a good frame IL story
house with 4 rooms; mile from depot; l23 apple trees and 81 acre of grapes
Price $50.
WILLIAM ~CHALLACOMBE
REAL E~STA7EAGENT
Proprietor of the Abstracts of Andrew County.
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a BOOK FOR the MILLION!
GUIDE

Private Counselor to MaL,
or those about to Marry, on the PhysioioG'ca, y.
teries and revelations OF the sexual system, Wiz od
latest discoveries in producing and pre'en'iAs
spring, preserving the complexion, &C.; r,s4a and
This is an interesting work OF two hunor,,ius
sixty pages. with numerous engrsvings, andeoad or
valuable information for those who are mar nnsbt
sontemp,ate marriage; still 1t is a book tina. yssIlr
to be rndcr lock and key and not laid s'
Sen, to ANY one tfree Of postage, for riny Cents. ,%,s' NO.
pr' Bats,' Disp<usary, No. n \. Eighth Street 1870
NOTICE 70 gaI AFFLICTED AMI uS.Ss: :assrsi,e !.
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