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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-02

CHERIFFs SALE.-In Cbsncery of New Jer-
sutton, complainant. and James McCabe, and
al, defendants. Fieri facias.
By virtue of the above stated writ Of ieri facias,
to me directed, shall expose for sale at public
vendue, at the Court House. in the city of Eliza.
BETH N. j., on Wednesday, the LIST day OF Octo-
Der, A. d. 1873, at two o'clockp. m of said day,
all the following described parcel Of land and
premises, situate, lying and being in the town
ship of Union, in the county Of Union and st tie OF
New Jer ey:
Beginning at a corner of land belonging to
Sarah Crane on the east side of the roat leading
from Magic town to the Morris township road (;
thence running along the easterlY side of the first
mentioned road north forty-two degrees and
thirty minutes east five chains and eighty-two
links to line of land belonging to John Kean !;
thence along his line south sixty-nne degrees
east three chains and thirty links to line fence
thence along said fence south thirty-eght degrees
anu tAiIty minutes west Xix chains and six and
half links to line of said Sarah Gran "a land;
thence along her line north sixty-four degrees and
fftt en- minutes west four chains and one half
links to the aforesaid road at the place of begin
Mug, containing two acres and eghteen-hun-
dredths of an acre of land, be the same more or
lesa and being the same land and premises con-
veyed to the said James McCabe, the first from
William L. Day al wife, recorded In b ok Ia of
deeds for Union county, pages &c. 20 and II, the
other from Sarah NJ Crane recorded in book %
OF deeds for aid county of Union, pages 26l, 262
and 263.
SETa B. RYDER, Sheriff.
Elizabeth, July "a 1873. 50 4wTu
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Salem Avenue.
GORGE SPIES.
Union COUNTY sURRoGATE's OFFICE.

~ August 18th, 1879.
John g. Crane and Job S. Williams, exc
cutors Of Josiah Crane, Sem, deceased. Sur
rogate's or .er to limit creditors.
On application of the above named exc
cutors it is ordered that said executors
give public notice to the creditors of the
estate of said decedent to bring in their
under oah Within n e nne months from S this
date, by setting up copy of this orGer,
within twenty days hereafter in five of the
most public places in the county o. Union,
for two months, and also withir the said
T f 'he same IN
of time and if any creditor shall neglect to
exhibit lis or her debt, demand or claim,
within the said period of nine months, pub
lie notice being giver as aforesaid, such
sction therefor against the said executors
By ADDISON $. CLARK, Surrogate.
au27 Pm
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-02
btfttl COIIIlIHSIUHtT,
Dated, Elizabeth, September Q, 1878. 1t
MILL LANE, MORRIS AVENUE AND ELM
SpREEr SEWHR

MILL LANE, MORRIS AVENUE AND ELM
STREET SEWER.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Notice is
" hereby given, That the Commissioners
report and estimate for building and con-
structing u sewer in Mill lane and Morris
avenue to Stiles street. and Elm street, from
Morris avenue to Cherry street, have been
deposited in the Office of the Comptroller of
the city of Elizabeth for inspection; and all
parties having obi ctions thereto are hereby
required to make the same to the Commits
sioners, on Tuesday, the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1873, at Z! o'clock in the
evening, at the Office of said Commissioners,
at the City Hall, in said city.
WILLIAM II. LUSTEn,
CHARLES H. WATERBURY,
FRANCIS HARRIS,
Commissioners.
Elizabeth, September l, 1878. 50 2wTu
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DOARD OF EXCIsE.

FoR SALE.
A beautiful farm of 56a acres of land,
finely located in Central New York, with fine
buildings, ear churches, schools, railroad
and canal Will sell at a sacrifice, or may
exchange for city or property near by, with
stock, crops and tools, one pair of fiue young
horses, two cows, one heifer, one hog, plenty
Of poultry, I'VE acres Of oats, three hundred
one acre of turnips, half acre of peas and fl g
lot Of garden truck. Address, Box 101,
Elizabethport post office, or inquire of
JOHN WOODS, at Gallagher & Lamands
ship-yard, near the Elizabethport station.
au30 1w*
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New Advertisements.
1 SILK PARAsoL,
EAST JERSEY STREET.

Left at Aliens Confectionery, Arcade,
will be restored to owner if called for. 1t
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UTHEN you wish neat cards printed call
w at our office.
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The Governors Island Band and Mr.. J. P,
Bonnels Glee Club will be in attendance.
For further particulars see small bills.
Henry Clay, Sergeant s. L. Moore, Thomas
s. Carlton, Corporal Frank Engel, J. A. Por-
ter, Committee. au26 1w
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-02

Fl uLMER'
DYEING AND CLEANSIN
No. Sc Morris Avenue.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-02

s2-Patlick OBrien VS. James NJ. More
house. Hanney Il Herman. Teese q Fitz
gerald. Attachment in Case. Issue April
10, 1878. Filed August 81, 1878.
83-Edwin Davey vs. Patrick & Julia
O'Keefe. Ranney & Herman. Ferry & Lup
ton. Case. Issue Nov. 25, 1872. Filed Au
gust 81, 1873.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
THE RhILRoAo STRIKE.

81. Louis, March 1.-THE telegraph
wires vert cut tonight s1ove .loutSom
err, a1l NJ .fursh.r inf r at;ion eau be
obtained from Mojerly or tho Wesi
branch of TIE road. The Grand CHEZ
Engineer Of tho Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers is expected here to NOR,
row, WHEN the matter viii be submitted
to him, and he will endeavor to bring
about an amicable settlement. !.
h. St. Joseph, March:l7.-When the at
ternoon train on the North Missouri ar
rived here to-day. it vas met by all ths
railroad employees in the city, who or
dered the engineer to leave the road
they finally consented that he might re.
turn.with the the train and the U. S,
Mails, but they refused to permit him t.
run the train If a single passenger go
aboard. The entire police force ofths
city was present, and prevented an
more serious disturbance. The strike o,
the railroad seriously Interrupts the tra'
ell from this point.
Yesterday the train On this road cam
In a little before one o'clock, and lett oil
time. A strong police force was at tn
depot, but no effort was made to create
disturbance. A few men gathered aroun'
the engine and hurled their invectiyes a
the engineer, but no attention WAS pai'
! to them. The trains on the main lin
. are, we understand. running regularly.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
AoaraAGK SALE.
80. 90 Frat Trees, vsricas Kinds.
5000 Grspe Vines, vs!iots klnsis.

NJ, it.ii.u n. srsnds. pstent Hives.
,yhspess, Edward \. Bssrows. hy his ohsttel
mortgage with power VI sale, dated the 6sh day
q July, fs7s. conveyed =. ths undsrstsasa ~
his wadivtded inferfst q II ~. 1s,a - r.
had on me tsnd ~ EgsiA td H. : q ~ n @Sres.
in y spykp D. - NO sxsS hsai. kuu
And wncre:s" IIrkAF:s, AZ. ~ a.,
mortgaSe - saaes y ~ sss,,lrra rnef
of Jsnr1fy, 1873, cobsSy.4, '.c.fs,e,
his half interest in aud 70 he ABOVE uU~.S.
property, together with about twenty empty NC
xurus At said Perry's and = nurssry OF appi,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
Mr.. HUsroN's vALEDIcToRY


The following parting words APP
peared in tie final number of the Era,
on Tuesday last. and is republished for
the information Of all concerned: a iBa
With this number of the ERA my con-
nection with it ceases, and the ERA for
ever closes its earthly career. have
no parting words to make my readers.
Nv nearly four wears work among the
people shall be my title to their esteem
or condemnation. My selling TO Mir.
Paul was simply matter of business
and, as such, il q be OF no earthly ill.,
terest TO any one but myself. l am en-
tirel- satisfied with the disposition made
of my property and the price received
for it. I should have been glad had
been able TO refund the money paid me
in advance by about 100 individuals IL
the county and should have done so had
the more than 200 persons owing ms
from three months to three years eomt
forward and paid ne what is dus.
have, therefore, ia selling. made thu
best possible arrangement L could
namely: contracted with Mr.. Paul t
fill the unexpired term of the ERA b.
sending them the Republican. Shoul'
they be inclined to feel hurt at this they
can have the satisfaction of remember
ing that l filled an unexpired term q
subscription of a greater number of per
sons three years ago for Mr.. BEALE
and thus secured a change of admins
tration of county affairs. Those wh'
have paid me In advance for adyeftis
ing will also have the contracts tinishe,
by the Republican. 7u u
In conclusion allow. me to say TO al,
..Be ~virtuous and ron Willie happy"
Respectfully.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
Tobacco Raising.
Savannah, March 25, Is

il. -a. Savannah, March %, 1913.
Mr.. EpIroR-With your permission.
I will say a few things to the farmers of
Andrew county respecting the raising
Of tobacco, or, at least, some other crops
than corn and hogs. l think all can
and do see that something al and must
be done to bring about 4 change OF pro
pramme. We see that the farmers OF
this or any other county can run any
thing ssinto the ground.n Everything is
made to depend upon a single crop be 1t
hogs, corn, tobacco, or anything else.
Let corn and hogs be raised, but raise
other things as well. l am convinced
that this part of Missouri especially An
drew COUNTY, is fine tobacco lani, and
[ have been engaged in .hc .obcco bus
mess. all my life ultil | came to this
country. But people say there is nc
market for tobacco. In reply, l answer
thore would be n market if there was
enough raised to justify persons enga-
gips in the business of manufacturing
CT packing and shipping it to some other
market. I learn there are some who
contemplate raising tobacco, and have
made preparation in that direction. Ia q
To those who have had but little or
no experience in the production of to-
bacco,I would say that the first steps
taken in that direction are the most i'm
portant ones. First, the seed. the prep
~aration OF the seed beds, the tine for
sowing, &c. of which branch, Together
With the Kind nf-vva ~aI Pssfaeatian
for q crop, the care of the crop while
growing. and finally the harvesting. J
Shall probably take occasion ~ su NIT
rema ks hereafter. l. wish now TO
merely call attention to the subject.
r MANUFACTURER.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
AN OLD MERCHANT GONE
csath q G. Gore. Of the Firm Of SdhusLe
ketchsm l. 40.

ceath q % G.. Gore. Of the Firm Of Sdhuste' /,
k.trhsn' 4 40.
f, cry old resident of st, Joseph will
read with sorrow this morning the intel
gence OF the death Of Mr.. II. &. Gore. OF
the firm Of Schd,ter ketehim &Co, who
expired At his reSilslce Oh the Corner 81
Tenth aud Folk streets, At nine O'clock
last evening. alter an illness oi two
/ woakst
Mr.. Gore wats an old merchant OF. our
city, AID wen ..kspwff throughout the
northwestgA iIe was born in Nelson Co.
ny. and came 81 ~Sasannah Mo. in 1915
when he engaged in tae mercantile bust
nc,s with Mr., Slmuel Riddle; thep " III
Nave Nc CorIe 500. and atterwaras
with Mr.: Williasr Is,0tle, While IN that
| place he was married in 1898, to Miss
Mar, Jane Wilson. the daughter OF one
OF the Oldest and most respected resi-
dents OF Andrew Co. In 1907, he came
to st. Joseph.s AMI after filing impor-
tint POSITIONS ia several houses, finally
became, n partpa. in the large dry goods
house OF May, We'll q Co.. Here he re-
manned several years. anu was finally
compelled to retire on account of declin-
ing health. Subsequently he engaged
with the firm Of We'll & Calm, and then
u few weeks since became n partner in
the wholesale Clothing House Of Sehus-
ter. Kctcham Il Co. with which firm he
wa . connected ut the time of his death.
Mr.. Gore had been confined TO his
house by illness for the past two weeks
Ills death was calm and peaceful. Ills
character is well known to every old
citizen of the Grand river country. Hon
oracle and upright, w~armheartcd and
generous. every nan WAS his friend. No
one ever hearl an uhkind word from his
lips. lie had but 'oAe rule in his life,
and that was > plain straight forward
one. lie has passed away to u better
world, leaving u memory behind that
will be kindly cherished by hundreds.
Mr.. G.. was u memcer of King Hill
Lodse.I, @. D. r.; Zeredatha Lodge
No. is9, A. r, and A. N. aud st. Joseph
Royal Arch Chapter, No. IA A, Y. and
A. NJ. He will be buried with the HON
ors Of These orders or Fr;day.-M. Joe
'H~rSe.
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rn,pAy MoRSrsa. MARCH . s.'s7s
EXIT shEW Ella"


On Tuesdays so Ssss Era c..ossd It's
earthly eareSf fo.essr, dc elice pass.
Ing Into the hands Of the proprietor OF
the RErrEL,cAy. The Era was cling
DATA rery feeble existence, ard had
been oderedfos s4lesome time previous;
Our Office being destroyed, and it being
difficult to rairc cash enough to start d
han rvw Office, the Eres reasoaarIC
proposition 70 sell to us was accepted.
il seems strange that the destruction o.
the REPUBiIcAN Office by fire should be
followed by tho death Of the Era, but
such Is the fact
Our advertising rates will remain the
came, although our circulation equals
the combined subscription lists of the
two papers. Advertisers will please
make a note Of the fact that money spen'
in adyertiing viii go twice as far nov
AS formerly. To our friends We say
Come and see us in our new quarters a
the REPUBLICAN, Office, north side thu
Square-latei Nee Era office.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
NEW WASHING MACHINE.

We this week hail a call from Mr.
Sllarod Harris from near Fillmore " 9
Is canvassing the city for q new Az,
greatly improved Steam Washer recent
" p.ten.ei by &c. Tilton of Pitisaarg.
Pa. sazA
The advantages claimed for It are:
1t does It's own work and requires no u .
tention uses less soap and clothes,
washed with 1t. wear much longer.
Ladies. buy one /; you can do your wash.
Ing and rock the baby or read aAovsl
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

SINCE thc new postage law has gone
into operation, newspapers. magazines.
ETC., can be sent in PARCELS weighing
not over twelve ounces for n cent III
every two ounces, just half what # cost
under the Old law. Books require two
cents for each two ounces. Beck mann-
script and proas-ahcets 90 bs'se n
authors and publishers at p cent Tor
each twn ounces or iiraetie MS twoy an "a
but manuscript for pl5Eciliga IL ieT'-,
papers and mt,,sziaes mist bc paid -
at letter rates. lP~ackayaaof dtsef Kinds
not exceeding twelvsieancs's in weight
IN be III l,lei 70 any part of lhised
states Of q charge Of two cents for
40 ounees. 50 that for snN ltwkayes
the mali isnaahr cheaper sts,aaatss e+'
mnks.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

are gia / 10 note tle enterprise of Mr..
Paul, the able editor. III not missing the
publication of n single Issue of the best
rape- in Andrew c.. .ty.-SGrant City
Star.
a savaansh had s,l,oo1 FIRE tst
week, which consumed a~saloon, adnhg
s4ors AID the RErusIIc.N printing Roi-
ylfcc. No;n ursnce Ga aug Of the pro::'
city destroyed. Bro: PAID has oarsu.
es, .y.upathy In tie loss OF his printing
office. and we certainly hope he VIII
soon he on his Pias aSsxin.-ttscs,''o'
! Couut7 Journal.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
THE REPUBLICAN AND TEE
FIRE.

What Our Nsighbors Say of Us.
At the risk Of being considered ego
t%istical. we. will reprint the followine
notices Of some Of our exchangesin re-
gar to the burning an l early resump-
don Of pnblication ofthe RErrBLieAS. i
isa pleasing consolation to know that
somebody appreciates US:
savannah had a $4,000 fire on
Thursday last-the REPUBLICAN was
clean burned cut. but it came to hand
usual,aaand our copy was not ever
sissed.-(SLJ psoph Standard.
yszl4n the bate Cru At Savannah. the Re
a PUBLICAN Office was burned, togcthe,
with, nearly, the whole Of its contents
but We Observe that the paper has Pho
ID mixed? We shall have TO gextcnd our
isr rTir'hr4n eYtif,. ear9-rsta'i at I'll
,aAne tmA-CAassEille DcKalb Coun'
ID Register. u, .r.,,s,. ~,
!, Live Savannah R~ErugLICAN "rises
ike q Phoenix from the ashes" Of the
late disastrous FIRE IN that town, and
q comes u our exchange table rs usual
Rctais weeks lively. positive and newsy as
cxer.xe The Office Of the paper was
buraed ~ the recent fire that destroyed
the whole row in which it was situated
E and % large share Of the material wa
lost but its enterprisjng proprietor, Mr.
o. Z. Paul. went 70 work with his usual
energy and turned out the issue at reg
ifaf date. About o. year age Mr.. Pm
D took hold nf the REPUBLICAE ana raiseG
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

VOC never can tell where an adror-
tisement may strike. The following il
a case IN point: ga Brooklyn LAZY, who
had resided for some years in Peru, read
IN a copy oftho1 Brooklyn Daily Eagle,
which she received, an advertisement of
d certain city merchant. She is now on
4 visit to her home, and called las
Thursday upon the merchant. stated
where she read the advertisement, and
made a purchase of the goods adver.
. ia ., nd 5~tfafrqs aHf .t,. q i .
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
Nodaway County Items.

= SSS go - ""T--| |T|N =" :"
trrom the Democrat
A base ball club is being organized.
lrircuit Court is still in session, and
will probably remain SO until Saturday
evening. gaHs 10 80 72 dF4 II sol I
The delegates from the different
Oranges ofPatrons ofHus5andry, IN the
county, heidi convention in the Union
Hall last Friday. They held their de-
liberations with closed doors. sn9narsy'
John w. Robinson, who was arrest
ed some two weeks since, for stealing
a horse from Crit Croyles and two from
Neil Terhune, was tried here in Circuit
! Court last week, and was elected to JET
ferson City for FIVE years. to Labor for
the benefit ofthe State. I g tIa z@]-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
John Keen, Or the Old, OLD Story

oSAAs GA0OAN
tst. Louis Globe @ rI.i
The mans name was keen-Jeha
Keen of Lancaster. Pa. How strange u
is that names, like dreams. always e
by contraries. Mr.. White may be black
and Mr.. Black may be white. Short
may be tall; and once we kaewa mir.
Prettyman who was ugly enong5h III
countenance to Brighten little children.
John Keen was of this contradictory
character. lie was anything but keen.
If his name had been GreenH woul,l
have been much better. p-a
Keen, ofLancaster, had been to Ar
kansas, and was returning. He bousli
a ticket for Lancaster at the Ciicago
| and Alton office, and then sat down to
| mediate and wait for the tim
for tho bus to start. While wait
ing, a polite looking man. who was
standing in the doorway, saw something
funny in the street and laughed at it.
lie called Mr.. Keen's attention to it and
he came to the door and laughed too.
Then the incident passed away, but I
served as q pleasant Introduction. Mr..
Keen and the polite gentleman were
now quite well acquainted, and chateed
away in a lively manner. Where was
Mr.. Keen going? To Lancaster, Pa.
why, L came from that region OF the
country" said the polite stranger:
Then you must be acquainted with old
jim B. said Keen. "Oh, perfectly
said the new acquaintance. and he men,
| toned several other a-cquaintances OF
Keen. And so they talked, and the
stranger said "supposel we walk while
we are waiting III b37ae7
They took a walk. and while go;ngTr
Fourta street they mcta friend 0. Po-
lite Stranger. lie was in a terrible
stew, and oh! 80 glad to meet his old
chum. s.Why, Ihave been hunting for
YOU half an hour" said he.L Then he
Stated that he had a freight bill to pay,
but tho $500 draft which he held was
not available till he could get q certain
man to identify him at the bunk. Would
bid friend let him have the money 70
pay the bill and hold the drafte Friend
lidn't have the amount. but said.
F'.Here is Mr.. Keen, from lancaster Ia.
Perhaps he will He will have plenty
3t time before the train go5s, TO- so and
get the dsatea he'd, sou know .
SO Keen was willing and a fool and
all that sort Of thing you know, and
took the draft and gave'thc scamp Sl5O.
He departed up street and while Keen
topped 10 look in at o window, hisp o--
to friend slipped off and turning round
,und he had made an ass Of himself.
), he left on the bus half an hour alter
ards feeling sneaky. ma15S
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
OUR MzIeI5oRs.
Atshis5n Ccun.yTt-Us:

Atchison County
A [From the JouInal.l
Sixteen persons were imnlefseu
last week.
Farmers from various parts OF the
coanty inform Us that the winter wheae
is looking splendid. .gtso
The man-trap on the top Of the hill.
commonly aud perhaps better Known as
the Courthouse, still stands. The frost
still cleaves to the foundation, otherwise
il might be different. 1H5t nj
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

.'TKE FIGURES appearing alter the
subscribers names on their copy of the
REPUBLICAN represents the number OF
months they are in arrears. For in,
stance: "Wm. Waters \ signifies that
he is four months behind with his sub
scription. We are in urgent need Of all
that is due us. and hope all who cap
possibly do so will como and settle fol
their paper.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

SonOol 4 usiU ApSS4 tAOAAiue1s
To Township 1reasurers'
Ihave this day apportioned the Aehooi
money now in the Treasury and The
same il now subject to tho order OF the
.TowushipT reasurcrs.
q. II. DANFDRD. Co. Clerk.
q Savaunahss March %. 1873.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
Trees III

We take pleasure in inviting the
attention Of our readers to the stock
of evergrcens and fruit trees at the
Savannah Nursery, one block north
of the old depot, W. b. Howard, pro
prietor. lie has . largo stock oil
all kinds of trees. which are being
sold very cheap. Call and ex.
anime WHIT be- has f. viii psy YOU
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

OK Monday last the State Legislature
adjourned to meet on the first Wednes-
day in January, 1919, There ere Prob
ably not very many who viii grieye over
thu fact except rarhans- rs re9ards its
meeting again in january
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

OWING to our sudden loss by Ere
we are comp He'd to ssk iho~1. WIN
owe US to pas. promptly. We hope
those to whom bills are presented
will do what they can for ~.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28

o. wmrE contracting to fill out tho ur-
expired terms 06f the subscribers to the
Era. we also come int possession Of
the accounts due said Paper on subscrip-
ton. Those who owe on the Era will
save trouble by. paying up at m
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
NOTICE or DMiNisTe FFnp

y rt;ccis hereby Civ "a u i ! tiers Am q"
dew c.0nts. Ma, a. ctu.ail. ls,r -. y yr44t f.
!, ih- inA rsigneil, VI Sct;dirf' - thu no
bit. Court isaid O. iinis 81 AnlEsa, ssirlas
late the 6ih ,lay al March, \. = 1913 MI per
sons having Giants again . said estate ar. re-
uusstc,l 10 exhibit th,in To me Tor AlL,wance " iih'
IN m. year amer the dite at said letters. or the.
may be preciutiri from ANY benefit % snch estate
md Ii snch claims ,rc MT exhibited Within iwf
wears from the fimn Of the publication of this NO.
ice they will be FOREVER barrtrt,
f+ VI SCUDDFR.
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