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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.
SELL your hides to Howard.

SELL your hides to Howard.
THE newest styles of domestic print,
at Russelrs.N N pNNE~
SEE advertisement Property at a
Sacrifice in another column.
TYNEE will buy your wool, giving the
highest market price in cash or trade.
FRuIr-JARs. jelly-glasses, goblets,
sauce dishes, aud lo-oking-glasses at
DRY and green hides bought at How
ards South Side Meat Store. Highest
market price paid.
Wool bought at J. b. Russelrs, Who
pays the highest cash price, or gives in
exchange goods at low prices.
A LARGE breadth of wheat has been
harvested in the northwest part of the
county-the crop being splendid.
LETTERS are held for postage at the
st. Joseph post-office addressed to NJ.
Hurst, Savannah, and A. III. Messimer,
Rosendale, no.
HOWARD. south side the Square,
keeps his meat on ice, SO that II is al
ways fresh, call when you will. He
also keeps the pure elder einegar-s5
cents 4 gallon.
"A i assortment of millinery goods
can be found ut Mrs. Buskirk's, west
end of the Square, from which tan be
selected bonnets, hats, ribbons, trim
mings, Sc, to suit the most f~astidious
taste. Go and see.
A NUMBER of persons bitten by mad
dogs have lately been visiting the "mad
stone" in possession of Mrs. Nelson, OF
this city. In most cases it ndheres
firmly to the wounds, which is consid-
cred proof that q heal is effected.
THOSE wishing to exchange wool for
wooden goods, can find at Tyner's a
large stock of jeans, flannel and cassi-
mers, of the celebrated Jacksonville
Wooden Mills make; goods not
surpassed by any in the market.
TEXAS cattle fever is reported prev
alent in Davicss county, in this State,
many cattle dying. Much excitement
prevails, and proceedings have been in
stituted against the importers for viola
ton of the statutes of the State.
PAINT and paper your houses, and
make home pleasant and comfortable.
In order to do this, call on j. G.. Walk
er, north side the Square, and select
your fayorite shade of mixed paint and
secure a supply of handsome wall paper
from his full stock.
STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely !: they
ri and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford 10 sell goods lower for
cash than anybody can on credit.
THREE horses and a mule were stolen
in Nodaway county, last week, two of
which are supposed to have been taken
by discharged employees of Robinson's
circus. They passed through Savannah
and St. Joe, and thence into Kansas.
They had not been captured at last ac-
counts.
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Chapter Of Accidents.

The eastern part Of the county has
been quite prolific of mishaps for a
month Or two past. In the early part
of June a nan named Riley Clark had a
leg broken by a horse falling on him.
Another named johnson had his should
err hurt severely in the same manner, and
Mr.. Kirtley had a leg badly injured by
a horse. Last week a young man
named JEFF. King had an arm broken
and clothes torn off by getting caught
a%ccidentily in the tumbling shaft Of a
thrashing machine.
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Hardly Fair.

SAVANNAH, July p, 1873.
MIR. EDIroR-Thc editor of the Maryvillc Re-
publican adyertises s'mOney to lOan-Inquirc al
this Office" 1t is not often an editor has money
enough to bear current expenses, to say nothing
of mortgages and sich." We congratulate
him most heartily; we are always glad to see q
printer s'well fixed" The Republican editor
came down to see u game of base ball here on
Saturday week. We do not known whether he
filled his wallet before he came or not. He CAME
down for the avowed purpose o fseeing the mo
docs'' get beaten, but did not say he had any
financial interest in that event. This is his re-
port Of the game:
slt will thus be seen that the contest was very
close, and ii would probably have ended differ
emily hal there been "A disinferested umpire.
We do not mean 10 say that he decided unfairly
knowingly, but he was 200 easily influenced by
the crowd. And certainly Savannah turned out
Ms 'ornery' a crowd of roughs and .gsloots' on
that day as We ever saw. They hOoted and
yelled and threatened the umpire until he scarce
iy Knew which end he stood on. And their in
hueuce was so great that he made several decis-
ions which even the Savannah club said were
unjust. The boys playing used our boys We'll
and no complaint can be made only of the crowd
of outsiders. Money WAS bet on the game,
which was the source of the trouble
Now this statement is correct, with the cxrep-
ton OF the following: The umpire was disinter-
not one straw. which club beat.
lie was not influenced in the least by amy one.
~ tcC.uttt ETOutIiy aiHt, utsIttS Nv NhVttS "a
the MaryriHe boys to browbeat him and reverse
his decisions by referring to the ''book'' on sew
eral occasions, his decisions were never reversed,
being Sustained By The rules, TO which so fire.
quent reference was male by the visitors, who
seem not to have studied them very carefully.
II Is admitted there WAS too much noise made by
outsiders, but your contemporary Is certainly not
warranted in styling them ''roughs'' and ''ga-
loots." In u close game, wherc the excitement
is great, the audience will be noisy, no matter
where it is; but no nc. of violence, or any at
tempt at such, was made from the commence
ment of the game to Its close, and The editor Of
the Maryvilfe parer should try 10 be just, and
not ruin his case by nm exhibition OF partially
much greater than ne claims the umpire shaved.
No ''ihreatening'' Of the umpire was made cN-
cept by the Maryville club. no decisions were
made in favor of the Savannah club which the
savannah club said were unjust;' although
they did feel gricved over some close decisions
favorins their visitors; but, being well discip-
lined, made no noise about IL. With these
''trifimg exceptions, ,, the report is in the main
correct. With regard TO the betting on the
game" by those who had money, l know moth
ing. and ana Wiling to let it go as stated. Ill
hoped, however, the result of the betting had
nothing to do with the unjust report:
BASE BALLER.
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Guardians Notice of Final Setaemeat,

CTATE of Missouri, county OF Nnslrew -.
- Estate of Msrgurvt Wrsiaie, min r: Eliss
Croner, Guarsiisn and Caratcr. In ne fn,i@t,
Sotgt o. An'lEvw county, IN the STATE Of Missou-
~ given that the undersigned Gusriian Of fhn
person and estate OF Msrxarrt Wrsldic. m;e.,r
heir Of William Weddie, Decreased, has ml,d,. =
self aud his slii w.,rl and fiie,i the s.n,s
with The Probate Court u said ecurSr
and that ON the first day offhc next Seps. p.iss.
term, lS.j, thereof. he intends 10 apl,ly Il. s.s'i
Court fr leave To make II final set I,Incnt 7, ~
Gsariians Zip accounts, and for his dischsrs,r . .
such Gau:rtla;. ELIAS CRnVEp a
Wv Guardian.
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z County Items.
[F'rom the Registcr.1

Judge ID. NJ. Albright is not expect
ed to live many days.
We learn that an attempt was made
on Tuesday night to burn the old Ma
this House at Cameron.
The weather is hot and beginning
to be ds:;. Ii dry spell should come,
the ri would be utterly ruined.
The members of the Christis n
Church ut Dayton City purpose to have
a protracted meeting in their church
beginning the I'd Sunday i'll August, if
possible.
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STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, % 'ain't rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than any body en- OIL credit.
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Look Out for the K.

Those subscribers who find an X after
their names will please understand
therefrom that their subscription has
expired, and that unless they renew
within the next week, their names will
be dropped.
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Holt County Far.

The Sixth Annual Fair of the Holt
County Agricultural and Mechanical As
sociation will be held at their grounds,
near Oregon. on the soth Of September
and the let, I'd, and Sd OF Ocsoocr next.
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Died.

Oh brain fever, on Surd ~, July II, ISIS,
George, infant and only sou of Micaiah AMI
Emalinda scud Ter, of Amiaz mia, Andrew roun-
~, Missouri, aged ten months and twrnty-ioar
days.
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Fingers Pine Lumber Yard, st
Joseph. Nc.

Wholesale and retail dealers in lum-
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doors, blinds and moulding. Best pine
fencing. all lengths, $40 OOper thousand
feet; rough barn boards, $40 90 per
thousand feet; pine shooting, s12 so
to s17 so per thousand feet; dimension
lumber, $3.50 per thousand feet. and
all other grades and qualities rs low
n proportion. Yard and Office, South
Fourth Street, st. Joseph. Nc.
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wanna Grange.

The regular meeting Of this Grange is
appointed for the third Saturday in each
month at 10 o'clock A. NJ. A special
meeting is called for the first Saturday
in August.
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s1,sOo Cash.

Wanted for sale, two farms of forty
acres each. Apply to William Challa-
comb, real estate agent, Savannah,
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Match Game Saturday.

Tomorrow afternoon saturday, July s6l the
''Actives,'' of st. Joseph, play u return game
with the ''Modocs, " of this city, on the grounds
Of the latter. An interesting game Is expected.
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BASE BALL.
"Modocs" VS.. independents"

"Modocs" VS.. independents"
On Saturday last IJuly i9l the Modoc Base
Dali Club, Of Savannah, met the Independent
Club, Of Mount Pleasant, in q match game ut
Empire in this county. The game was not a
very spirited one, the Savannah club easily
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Saturday, the 9th day of august

.isI5, between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
~ %@tsneon and I'VE O'Clock In the afternoon ~
N.Y. ~ inc Court n russ door In the city OF
- ssuan, county Of Andrew Aforesaid, sell the
tufsS2 ~ SO much thereof rs may he required, at
hssdr sendtie 70 the highest bidder, for cash in
osssss sesanJssf 10 al prior liens and Judgments
a-ii execafi9d and costs.
1k &C., Ft.fahoKE MERCER.
sa*rie Of Arircw county, Missouri.
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THE st. Joo bridge is all right again.
aEd t.aias Lave coEnoIcCd c.ossias.
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CHICAGO
Shcrif's Sale.

-
DY virtue and authority Of an execution. issued
ID frOsn the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Andrew county, Missouri, re urnable ut
the August term. lSI5, Of ssid Court, and 10 me
directed, in fiyor of Eaoch George and against
solomon kistier: l have levied upon and seized
all the right, title, interest and claim Of the said
Solomon kiSilcr OF, in and to the f~ollowing de-
scrlhed real estate, to-wit: Lot number IS, lot
number 40, lot number n and lot number *, in
the town of Boston, in Andrew county, Missouri;
all lying and being in the said county, snl State
oil Missouri; and l will, ON
Saturday, the 9th day of August,
\. d. 1913, between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon AMI five o'clock In the afternoon Of
That dsy, at the Cnurt-house DIOR, in the city Of
cotmty of Andrew aforesaid, sell the
same, or SO much thereof As Hny ir required, at
public vcndie, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hiIid, tsublttt to all prior liens and Judgments,
TO satisfy said execution and costs.
PEMBROkE MERCER,
500 Sheriff of Andrew v. county, No.
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BAKERY. &c.

TT Z. SHEDRiCK & CO, Eagle bakery,
III. confectionery and restaurant, west side
Of the square. q
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She,iTs Sale.

RI virtue and authority Of q special exec=tion,
tssus-t froin the ofice Of the clerk OF he Cir
sssif Court Of Andrew county, Missouri. rcturra-
.e at the August term, 1873, OF said Courf. and
= zoe directed, In favor OF yamcs c. NcCaDdiiss
70 against William II Lester, hare leyiei upon
20 seizesi ali the right title Interest and claim Of
,he said William II Lester OF, In and 10 The FOL
owing described real estate, to-wit: B~eginnipy
eae hundred and twenty-nine Q2p feet west. I
ssIess north OF the southeast corner OF fhe
sssinesst quarter OF the southeast quarter II Sec
non number thiry-four $50, In township num-
- eixfy-onc t6D, Of range MANNER thirfy-nve
,,Sb mnning thence north parallel with section
~ one hundred ADD nincty-ninc u99 feet.
ssnce west sixty-eight f6s) feet, thence south
~ hundred and eighty-nine (lS9) feet, thence
m ~ !, 2 Degrees south 10 the place Of beginning;
), ~ uaying and being In the said county, and Stale
" Missouri; and 1 will. on
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Saturday, the 9th day of August,
Shcrif,s Sale.

DY virtue AMI authority of special execution,
ID issued from the Office OF the Clerk of the Cir
csiit Court of Andrew county, Missouri, rturna-
BILE ut The August term, 1853, Of said Court,
and 10 me d,rected, in favor Of JuscI,h Younger,
executor of Thomas Foster, decrssei, and
against James +. Wildish. Mary n. Wildish anil
the right, title, interest," and ciaim Of the said
James y. Wiidisli, Maya. Wildish nnd Frank
Nueent of, in and TO the following describe.t
real estate, to-wit: The south half of the north
half Of the ri,,rfheaSt quarter III The northwest
quarter of section number thiriy-fve .C2J), in
tow nship number siSty-one t6i,, ~ range NUM-
Der thirty four GU, containing ten acres more
or less; all lying and being In the said county,
and State of Mis.nIri: and L will ON
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Cmpire-F. c. Mattison, of Savannah.
Scorers. r.. Albin, for Independents, an
John A. Watts, for M0docs.
Time Of Game-Threeh hours.
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SOCIETIES.

no my old customers I take great p easure in
L announcing that I have brought from New
York one of the largest stocks OF goods in my line
ever brought to this city, consisting in part Of
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IrT L. SMITH,
w AttOrnc y-at-Lnw.
oascs over Savannah savings Bank. with David
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-19

FREIGHTs-Grain: v steam, 3s-s-d; v
-u-I.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, Is. The President sent a
message to the Senate to day, withdrawing
the nomination of Henry Kessler as post
master of the Senate.
The sailors and marines who have deserted
who shall report for duty before the first day
of February next will receive a full pardon.
The President has signed bill for the re-
demption of the loan of 1858.
George A. Christian, late clerk in the Sur
geon Generals offi;e, and Charles Green,
both convicted of digging up dead bodies and
selling them, were to- day each sentenced II
one years imprisonment and a fine of $1,000.
The Postmaster General, in response to a
resolution of Congress, refers to cases where
diamonds have been seized while in mail
transit from Europe to this country, for reve-
nue. duties upon them.
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS'

New York, Is. A Washington special say
there has been more rigid investigation into
the nomination of Judge Williams than has
been generally supposed. Until yesterday
he was entirely ignorant of any of the
charges made against him. Yesterday a
statement OF some of the charges were sub
mitted to him and he was requested to an
swer them. As they related to matters oc-
curing since n became Attorney General,
he was able to furnish the necessary explana-
tons from the records of the department.
His statement has been sent in.
Advices have been received at the Cuban
headquarters that the insurgents have doubled
their besiVgiuE forces Ground Manzaniilo and
the place must soon tali. Direct communi-
cation has been eslab.isiird with other islands
of the W lest Indies aud large amounts of sup
plies are being received. An entire change
will be made in the a ling N n of the Cuban
Junta, and it is believed that Gen. Villegas
will succeed Qles,5a.
A very dense log prevails of the river and
navigation is nearly suspended
The statement published yesterday morning
that an attempt had been made to blow up the
Minnesota is, the navy yard officials say, a
deliberate fabrication.
The steamer Edgar Stewart, which has
already landed Ave cargoes of men and arms
on the Cuban coast, is being prepared for
another trip to Cuban waters. Its supposed
she will sail about Jan. lst.
A st. Paul, Minnesota, despatch says the
report Of the commission will eXonerate In
dian Commissioner Smith from the charges
made against him.
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The Cook-room OF the Body,

The food that has been cooked in the kitchen
must be re.cooked in the stomach before it can be
applied to the nou risnment of the body. As u
of facilitating this second cooking, in cases
" here the process is slowly and imperiectly per-
formed, Hoetetters Stomach Bitters Is invalu lble.
1t promotes the generation of heat in the living lab
oratory III which The crude materials for Building
up and recruiting the human frame are turned into
convertible aliment. But this is not ALL It acte
beneticiaily upon the cellular membrane which SIS
crets the gastric juice, upon the liver which pro
duces that natural laxative, the bile upon the veS-
sells which receive the digested food and upon the
absorbents which connect the digestive CANS with
the channels of circulation. If any portion of this
complex machinery Is out of order the Bitters will
set it right, thus promoting vigorous digestion,
healthy secretion aud the production of pure, rich,
lte-sustainiDg blood. decl5-t eod&wlw
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Masonic * Directory.

TRINITY COMMANDERY, No. T. Knights Tenn
plar. stated meetings Friday on or before the
fall moon of each month. A. d, Knight, Eminent
Commander. o. d. Quirby, Recorder; A. L.
Smith, Recorder pro tenn.
ALPHA COUNCII4-Meets at Hallowen. Quar-.
terly Conversations, January, April, July, Oc-
tober; Wednesday succeeding full moon. J.
w. Toward Thrice Illustrious Master.
JERU SALEM ROY AL ARCH CHAPTER-Meets
at Hallowell Stated conversations Thursday on
or before the full moon of each month. John
W. Rowe, High Priest. +. J. Day, Secretary.
BETHLEHEM LODGE, No. IS, F. and A. NJ.
stated meetings first Monday of each month.
Special meetings on Monday evenings. John w.
Rowe Master. G. ii. Brick Secretary.
AUGUSTA LODGE, No. 1tl, +. Il A. NJ. Stated
meetings first Tuesday of each month. Special
meetings every Tuesday evening. G. b. Nor.
ton. Master. L. f. Blackman, Secretary.
noyG i6m