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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-11
MORTGAGE Sale.

WHEREAS, Jacob Book, George Clark and
w Davis Truesdel, by their mortgage deed
with power of sale therein contained, dated Feb
ofdce Of Andrew county, in the state Of Missouri,
in book Is, at page ~, conveyed to the under
signed mortgage the following described per-
sonal property situated In said county, to-wit:
boiler, stgInents, belts, and other fixtures there
to belonging, including one log wagon and one
set Of biacksmith,s tools, being the same prop
erty this day conveyed to said parties Of the first
conveyance vas made to secure the paymest Of
certain pfOmissOry notes in satd mO6tgage deed
described, among which Is one note for the sum
Of seven hundred and ffy dollars due twelve
months after said It'll day OF February. 1877, and
bearing interest from date at the rate Of ten per-
And whereas, 1t is provided in said mortgage
deed that If either of said notes shall not be we'll
and truly paid when the same become due and
payable, that the undersigned may proceed to
sell said property, or any part thereof, at public
vendue to the highest bidder, Ut the Courthouse
door, in the city Of Savannah within the county
Of Andrew, for cash, first giving thirty days pub
lie notice Of the time, terms and place Of sale,
and Of the property to be sold, by publication in
some newspaper printed in the county and State
scribed, and the interest thereon, are now due
and unpaid; now. therefore, by virtue Of the
power In me vested by said mortgage deed, l
will, on
Saturday, the 18th day of July,
AID. 1873, between the hours Of ten O'Clock In
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day, ut the south door Of the Courthouse,
of Missouri, proceed to sell the above described
personal property ut public vendue to the high
est bidder, for cash, to satisfy said note and In
terest, together with the costs and expenses at
JAMES C. COUCH, Mortgage.
Savannah, Mo-, june 6, lS73. BS
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What Manufacturine Does.

There is many a city and town tina,
will appreciate the following: One
mandatory employing a hundred mer
will support an additional 500 people,
These hundred families will disburse
annually, on the average, $500, or S75..
900 in the aggregate. This money
will be drawn into the town from the
outside. where the ma nufactured goods
are consumed. and the interest of this
$4,000 at ten per cent. would be
$500. These hundred families, too,
would require a hundred houses, thous-
ands of pounds of agricultural produce,
and thousands of yards of cotton and
wooden goods. thus giving health and
impetus to every branch of industry.
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MORTGAGE Sale by Sheriff:

| WHEREAS, James II. Martin and Lieuticis
w Il. Martin, his wife, Of the county Of An.
drew, and State Of Missouri, on the third day Of
L. Mclean their certain mortgage deed with
power of sale; which mortgage deed Is duly re-
corded on page los, In book q, In the Recorders
conveying to said Finesse i. Mclean the follow.
ing described real estate siturted In Andrew
county, Missouri, to-wit: One hundred and
five acres OF the west side ofthe northwest quar-
ter Of section thlrfy.five C5), in township sixty
t6O), range thirty-six t3G. Which said convey
ance was made to secure the payment of three
promissory notes in said mortgage deed men
TONED and described: said notes all dated the 3i
Martin, and payable to said Ffnesse Z. Mclean;
one calling for four hundred dollars, due In
twelve months after date; one for four hundred
for four hundred and seventy-two dollars and
f0rty-two cents due three years sfter dxfe, all
bearing ten per cent interest from date.
deed that II said notes shall not be well and truly
paid when the same become due and payable ac-
corning to the tenor and effect thereof, then rhe
s s%,s : , on n The =: r rsassn cf 81 H. NJ isr an So 5sers ae .s;S
notes, the (tfeu soting) sheriff of Andrew county
may proceed to sell the real estate hereinbeforr
dese sn or Ely part thereof, 81 public yendse
the city Of Savannah, county OF Andrew, snd
State Of Missouri, first giving sixty days public
notice Of the time, terms and place Of sale, and
some newspaper printed In the city Of Savannah,
county Of Andrew, and State Aforesaid.
And whereas, the said note hrst becoming due
mentioned and described In SAID mortgage deed,
with the interest thereon, is due and unpaid fall
said notes are unpaiD; now, therefore,. l, the
undersigned sheriff OF Andrew county. Missouri,
ut the request Of Finesse 4. Mclean, the legal
holder Of said notc, and by virtue Of the power
In me vested by said mortgage deed, will, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of august,
AID. lG3, between the hours Of9 O'Clock In the
forenoon aud 4O'clock In the afternoon Of said
day, nj the COurt-house door, In the city Of So
vannah, county Of Andrew, State OF Mis-
sour, proceed to sell the rial estate above de-
scribed at public vcndue. 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, and apply the prUcssSis OF the sale for
the purposes mentioned In said mortgage deed.
PEMiSROkE MERCER,
2sS Sheriff OF Andrew county, No.
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MortSaSe Sale by Sheriff.

VNTHEREAS, on the sth dny Of March, A. D..
w ISL, John ". D~iton by his promissory
received, to pay said William ". shsnks or or
der, twelve months after date, thrcc hundred and
eighty dollars, with ten per cent. interest per
annum from date, and 10 secure the payment of
said note, with the interest thereon, according 70
the tenor and effect thereof, he, the said john
W. Bolton, by his detd of mortgage, conveyed
TO the said William ". Shanks the following de-
scribcti real estate, situated In the county Of An
drew, aud State Of Missouri, to-wit: Beginning
Mt o stake twenty feet east Of the southeast corner
of lot number one, In block number one, In the
said lot number one to = stake twenty feet east
of the northeast corner Of said lot, thence east
to Robert McBath's line, thence south to the
TO the place OF beginning; also, lot number one,
lot number two and lot number three In the said
town Of Rochester; on the express condition that
If the said John W Bolton, his executors or ad-
ministrntor, should pay the sum oimoney speci-
fed In said note and all the Interest thereon, ac-
cording to the tenor and effect thereof, then said
deed To he void, but on failure Of the payment Of
said note and interest when the same Uec0mes
due and payable, then said mortgage deed 10 be
and remain In full force, and by the terms In
said deed expressed the said W lillian NJ. shanks,
the legal holder of said note, the then acting
Sheriff of Andrew county might proceed to sell
the property hcreinbefore described, or any part
thereof, at public vcndue, to the highest bidder.
at the Courthouse door, in Savannah, county
OF Andrew, and State Of Missouri, first giving
thirty days public notice Of the time, terms and
place OF sale and the property to to sold, by I'D
vertisemcnt In some new spaper printed In the
county and state aforsaid, and upon such sale
should make and deliver q deed to the pur-
chaser or purchasers thereof and apply the pro-
ceeds of said sale, AFTER paying the costs and ex-
penses Of the same. TO the payment VI said note
and interest, the remainder, IL any, IN be paid
b. said John w. Bolton; and whereas, Martin v.
Piper became the legal holder of said note by
assignment from the said William N. Shanks,
ON the 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1879, and
the said note, with sli the interest thereon, re-
mains due and unpaid; Now, by. request of
Martin v. Piper, the legal holder Of said note,
and pursuant TO the power given me rs Sheriff Of
Andrew county, I win self all right, title and
interest Of the said John W. Bolton of, In and to
the above described real estate at the Courthouse
door, In the city Of Savannah, county Of An
to the highest bidder, for cash, ON
Monday, the 21st day Of July, 1873,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and Ave O'Clock In the afternoon OF said
day. PEMBROKE MERCER.
S& Sheriff Of Andrew county Mo.
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From the Holt County SENTINEL
A Chlld Burned to Death, and
Another Partially.


A very sad and distressing occurrence
took place about eight miles north OF
Fillmore, Andrew county, Mo-, on Fri
day oflast week, June "a. Two little
daughters of Mr.. S. Beasly, one about
eleven years old and the other about
four years old, were engaged in kin
ding a fire in the cooking stove, pre-
paratory to cooking one Of the meas Of
the day, when they took the kerosene
oil-can and poured oil from it on the
Goals of fire in the stove, when the oil
igniting, produced an explosion, cover
ing the little four-year old all over with
the liquid flame, burning it 20 terribly
that it could scarcely be recognized as
a human being, and after suffering un-
told agonies, died the next day from the
effects oft. The other one was burned
badly in her lower limbs, from the
knees down to the feet, but is not
thought to be dangerously burned.
The flames communicated rapidly to the
buildings, and it was only BY almost by
superhuman efforts, on the part of the
father who was present, that the house
was not burned to the ground.
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Administrators Sae-Real Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all whom Il may
~ concern that by virtue OF an order of the
Probate Court of Andrew county, In the State OF
Missouri, made st the June term thereof, AID.
1873, will, In obedience 10 said order Of SAID
court, on the 9TH day Of August, 1873, ut The
south door Of the Courthouse, In the city Of Sa-
vnnnah, and during the session Of the Circuit
Court Of said county Of Andrew, expose to sale,
ut public auction, for cash In hand, all the In
terest and title that Robert Conover, deceased.
had In and to the following real estate ut the
time OF his dccease, to-wlt: The northeast quar-
ter OF section twenty-One t21), (exccpt six aud
one half acres on the south side Of the southwest
fourth OF said qnarter) and the north half of:the
northwest fractional ~cnarter Of section twenty.
two t2al, containing 81 81 .i0O acres; and twenty
acres described - follows: Commencing ct q
stone on the river hank, near the southeast cor.
ner Of the southwest quarter Of section fifteen,
running thence due north e rods, hence west
- rods 10 the second ravine, thence down the
same to the south line OF said quarter, thence
east on said line 70 the river bank, thence up
said river 70 the place Of baginnlnE; all In town.
ship sixty, Of range thirty. four In Andrew coun-
~, Missouri. MARTHA Y. CONOVER,
Admlnistrstrix Of estate Of Robert Couover, de-
ceased. So
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Savannahans Robbed in st. Joe.

IRON HE Herald, June 10.
McsSrs. John and William Painter re-
side together with their families on
Fifteenth street, between Mitchell ave.
nue. and Sacramento. About 1 O'clock
yesterday morning a man entered the
room by the window in which the two
ladies were sleeping with their children
both the men being absent-blowed
the light out. opened the door. ap-
preached the bed and toucl,ed,one of the
ladies, who started, but did not entirely
wake up. He then took hold of the
other lady, who screamed, and selling
some Of the bed clothes, rushed into the
street, giving the alarm. As soon as they
were out of the house the scoundreI
locked the door, relighted the lamp and
went through the bureau drawers, help
ing himself to n silver watch, one gold
ring, with her husbands initials, one
set of cuff buttons and 1915 in money.
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TIE practice which our County Court
has followed in letting contracts for
bridges and ~culverts, It seems to us,
might be improved. The plans and
specifications ought to be made and
placed at some point for the examina-
ton of contractors, so as to give them
ample time to figure the cost and other
wise study the whole matter. 1t seems
10 us also best that sealed proposals or
bids should be received instead of
trusting to open bidding.-CMaysville,
Dekaib county, Register.
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ABSURD ruinors are in circulation
that cholera prevails in st. Joe. We
have good authority for denying it.
Furthermore, in cities where it has ex-
listed, it has almost wholly disappeared,
and it has now no existence in the
country as an epidemic.
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COUNTERFEIT ffty.cent notes are

COUNTERFEIT fifty-cent notes are in
circulation. The counterfeit can be de-
ected by holding the note to the light,
when one can see there are no silk fibers
in the paper, but is simulated by irregu-
lar scratches on the plate which gives
the surface impression. The red treas
ury seal are also printed in ink. which
will rub and blur over the paper if a
person dampens his fingers and passes
them over if
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IPinger's Pine Lumber Yard, st.
Joseph. Mo.

Wholesale and retail dealers in lum-
Der, lath. shingles. pickets, posts, sash,
doors, blinds and moulding. Best pine
fencing, all lengths, $40 Ooper thousand
feet; rough barn boards, $40 w per
thousand feet; pine sheeting, Sl2 80
to S17 90 per thousand feet; dimension
lumber, S22.50 per thousand feet. and
all other grades and qualities as low
N proportion. Yard and office, South
Fourth Street, st. Joseph, Mo.
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HoW's This for LoWP

L. S. Eaton, Absalom Eledge and
John W. Dooley, at Nodaway Post
Office, have been taking the RErUBLI-
CAN more than year, and now refuse
to pay for it or take it from the office,
Eaton owes us $3.50, and Eledge and
Dooley owe us S1.65 each. Common
Il unnecpSserv
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TitE FIRsr JOURNALIST Or ris AGE; TIE BrsI.
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FRIDAY MORNING, July IL, 1873.
Look Out for the K.

Those subscribers who find an Y after
their names will please understand
therefrom that their subscription has
expired, and that unless they renew
within the next week, their names will
he dropped.
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CREDITORs and all others Interested In the
estate OF Elan c. Veal. deceased, will take
notice that In pursuance 0f an order OF the PRO-
bate Court for Andrew county, Missouri made on
March. I'd, lS73. l have. taken charge OF sale
estate for the purpose Of administering the same
said estate ARE requested 10 present the samr
me for allow ance, and n such claims be mot
presented within one year they may be preclu-
deu nom the benefits Of such estate, md II not
presented within two years from this date. they
VIII be forever barred. ALLEN HOLT,
Public Administrator, Andrew Co, Mo.
June %, Isis.
W. y. G~nEESLEE, atty. me-
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YOUNG Walworth, who murdered his
father in New York, some time since,
has been found guilty and sentenced to
Imprisonment for life. 1t was general
" believed he would be acquitted.
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Reward!

ID west Of whitesyilie, and Mr.. Dodge's TX
miles south Of Flag Springs, % gold double cased
hunting tstop) watch with the name Of George
Adam on the outside. 4 reward OF els viii be
paid to any QUE returning the said watch to
Enoeh Bryant at Mr.. Dodge's or DR.. A. McNab,
Tg' =. o. BRYANT, owner.
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TIE Changers of Grundy county, who
number twenty-five lodges and over ff-
cen hundred members, celebrated the
Fourth in grand style by a picnic.
speeches, &C., at Trenton, in that coun-
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RAIN almost nightly during the pro-
gress of wheat harvest interfered TO a
considerable extent, although we have
not heard of any serious damage done.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-11

THE universal celebration of the an
niversary of our independence, on Fri
day, showed that patriotism has not yet
died out of the hearts of the American
peon1p-
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SheriFs Sale.

D. virtue and authority Of an execution, issued
ID from the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Andrew county, Missouri, returnable
ut the August term, 1873, of said court, and 10
me directed, In favor Of Robert q. Hubbard and
against John W. Hopkins and Mary h. Hopkins,
I have levied upon and seized all the right, title,
interest and claim Of the said John W. Hopkins
and Mary b. Hopkins of. In and TO the following
described real estate, to-wit: lot number one
~ and lot number two Co, In block number
seven "a and lots number thirteen (l3) fourteen
40 and iifeen Q5), In block number eight ts),
all In the town Of Bolckow; all lying and being
IN the said county, and State of Missouri; and !
will, on
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I. II. BEEKMAN is not always blow
ing his horn, but will sell You groceries
rs low rs any house in Savannah or any
other place. Give him a call,
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Northwestern Turning Mills.
Amazosia, AadreW Co, M.
ALL KINDS or PLAIN AND FANCY
TURNING

EOR FURNITURE AND HOUSES,
:stairwsys and furniture making. House
finishing work done to order. Fancy wagon
and buggy neck yokes, and other wagon work.
Blacksiniths and wagon-makers win be supplied
In this county by Messrs. COlbum q Co., who
are my only agents in this county for the sale OF
wagon work. Wagon neck yokes, % per dozen;
buggy neck yokes, - per dozen.
8E G. w. SNYDER, Proprietor.
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Home runs-Iiddings !, Caldwell /.
Time Of Game-3 hours and 50 minutes.
tmpire-A. W. MuchmOre, Of 81. Josc,h.
Scorcrs-S. Binswanger, Of the Actiyes; job,
Watts, oil the ModOcs.
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DiUideNX Notice.

The Board Of Directors of this Bank have re-
solved that out OF the net earnings Of the past
six months a dividend Of TEN rER CENT. on the
paid up capital, free of all tax, shall be- credited
to Stockholders, and the balance carried TO Sur
plus Fund.
BENZ. CHiLDS, Cashier.
Savannah, July !, 1873. Sc
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I'm AFRICA.

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Farmers. Take Noticei

We hereby give notice to those con-
cerned that after Saturday, July IL, no
grinding will be done at the Savannah
Mills, until the new wheat crop comes
in. C. 7. MILLER & SONS.
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WE hope those who promised to pay
their subscription ''after harvest" are
not troubled with bad memories.
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D.. HenPy's Do0t aoA rlaas Rllls.
MIA - thofoush-oo nsnsea sfSfipangeu.
relyvegetabie-Sreat liveT rsDedy. Price =
ossts. Sold By DFusyiss.