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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28
Death of Morrison Francis.

The subject of this article is known to
many in this county who We're here in
1S61-2-3, when he was in the stock buy
ing business, in connection with his
brother-in-law, Mr.. +. 4. Phillips, of
this city. MI. Francis had long suffered
from an affection of the throat, which
finally caused his death. which took
place at his residence at Andover, Henry
county. Illinois, on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 10Th, 1873. The following brief
account of the deceased i taken from
the paper published at the town of his
late residence:
Mr.. Francis was born May 9Th, 1916.
in Pennsylvania, and was therefore 81
years of age when he died. In early.
childhood he came with his parents to
Indiana. B.forc he became of age, the
western fever seized him, andhe came rs
far as Joliet, Illinois. and engaged in
the stock business. While there he be-
cam acquainted with Miss Mary Moore,
and aflerwarl married her. She sur
wives him. In 1910 he removed 10 An
dover. but a!tcrward bought Il farm in
Red Oak and settled Oh it. This farm
he traded for the house and lot where he
has since resided and where he died.
In 1910 he went to California, making
another trip in 1852. IL 1861 he bought
the Andovcr Mills: AMI, as IN instance
of his energy, it is related tia. when the
mills burned down in 1868, they werC
rebuilt and running in sixty days. Al
though comparatively uncducatcd, he
enjoyed the confidence and respect of
his neighbors. As proof of this the fact
is given that, while his township is
largely Republican (being a Dcmocrat).
he has repeatedly been elected Super
visor from his township. His funeral
was attended by hundreds of mourning
friends, the funeral procession being
nearly Il mile in length.
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We leard that friend karnes Laugh
lin has associated with him Mr.. n.
Gregory, and opened ont a dry goods
store at Fillmore. Success to them.
DIR. Fulkerson sold his hogs at 50 80
per hundred, instead of So, as stated last
week.
&c Smith, Esq, of Fillmore, paid
us a visit last week. lie has Just recov-
cred from a severe sick spell, and pro-
poses removing to Oregon, Holt county,
soon. Our best wishes go with him and
his.
DC. Higgins, Esq, and Judge Myers,
of this county, attended Circuit Court
ut Maryville last week.
Rev. Mr.. Blackiston, of the Episcopal
Church of this city, was ordained last
Sunday at st. Joseph, as rector.
W. 5. Greenlee, Esq, went to Atch-
ison county, yesterday, on legal business.
William IIixon presented lis with sew
eral large ears of corn, which don't look
as though the drouth had been very Sc
we're ~hereabouts.
On receipt of news by Mr.. W. b. How
ard that his father in New York was ex-
pected to die, he started to sec him. AZ
ter his departure, however, news was
received of his fathers death, Mr..
Howard will probably be there in time to
attend the funeral.
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AmaZOnia Items.

Everybody r~eioices because we had Il
rain which abolished the dust.
Cold weather has brought dismay into
the ranks of the no" army. Pork steak
and .~sassingcrs" is the universal cry.
7. Moser & Co. are slaughtcring and
packing hogs. They will pack several
hundred, and are paving the highest
market prices. 1t is 10 be regretted that
they contemplate packing only Il few
hundred. as they would undoubtedly
make money by putting up sev"ralth thou
sand.
Considerable anxiety was felt by a
class in Sunday-school, lately, at the alb
scnce of a teacher, and it was feared he
was i'll. The feeling of suspense was
somewhat modified when he was seen
returning in the evening with n gun on
his shoulder and a couple of rabbits and
a pup in his hand.
Numbers of wild geese are seen flying
toward the bars in the river in the even
ing and away i'm the morning, and n
good many shots are fired at them. 1t
is estimated that it takes an average of
about one keg of powder and Il sack OF
shot for every goose killed.
Aman named Isaiah Names is wanted
here on account of some irregularities in
regard to 4 wagon, on which account he
is indebted to the State of Missouri. He
also owes several merchants here. He
left here Saturday night with two teams
and wagons, and passed through Savan-
nah. 4 reward is offered tor him.
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Married..

September IL, 1873, Mr.. James r.. Bazzill to
Mis-, Josephine Mann, both Of Andrew county,
by JAS. II. Gillspie, j. z.
August 10, at RcsenGale by Rev. John Girls
man, Mr.. John Harding TO Sarah J. Williams,
both of this county.
July y, at the residence of Sargen; Beasley,
b. abraham Taylor, J. p, Mr.. John Thompson
TO Miss Ann Rcasicy, of this county.
July p, by Ahrahsm Taylor, J.. p, Mr..
Benjamin Lewis 10 .Almeda Bowman, OF this
county.
September 9Th, by Rev. 4. p. Parker, Mr.. j.
&. Clark To susan Clansy, both OF this county.
On September &c, 1873, at Nodaway Island,
Andrew county, No, by r.. Il. Stinson, j. z.
Mr.. Richmond Roberts, of Doniphan county,
Kansas, 10 Viola Il. Elswick, of this county.
On September {. at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. w. Il. Trapp, Mr. Joshua W.
Giizer TO Miss Mildred Foul;z, both of this coun-
~.
On October IL, 1873, at the residence of the
brides Iather, by Joshua Bond, u Justice Of the
County Court, Mr. Joseph a.. Jenkins to Jo-
anna Zimmerman, both of this county.
On August Is. 1873, by Rev. Charles Balson,
Mr.. Andrew j. Henderson to Miss Ida May
Fox, of this county.
On August Is, lS13, by Rev. j. W. Tate, Mr..
j. W. shirley TO Miss Sarah +. Debell.
On the III of October, 1873, at the residence
of Robert Muir, in this county, by Rev. n. H..
Smith. Mr.. Thomas Muir, of this county, to
Mrs. Sailic A. Norris, OF Newcastle, Indiana.
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A Novel Case

The following case came before Judge
Kelley at MaryvIlle last week-Lindell
VS.. Rokcs:
On the first of July, 1872, the defend
ant agreed and promised to pay to the
plaintiff $50, upon the condition that 'if
during the time from July LIST. 1872, TO
March lst, 1873, plaintiff would not use
Intoxicating liquors or beers of any
kind" The justice gave Judgment for
the plaintiff, andthe defendant appealed
to the circuit court. where the ease came
up on motion of the defendant to dis
miss the suit on the ground that the
plaintiff .'claims $50 for doing that
which he was morally and illegally bound
TO do The court overrulcd the mo-
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Nice Things for the HOLIDAYS.

We have been shown the beautiful hol.
iday goods Of Iouart & Sargent, south
side the Square, and were pleasurably
surprised. They have already received
a stock of good, superior to those they
disposed of last year, and everybody
knows that they were hard to beat. We
saw picture books, the Illustrations in
which were as rich and enchanting as
chromos. For children and young peo-
pie their assortment of attractive books
is complete, while elegantly bound STAN
dard works for older heads they have in
great variety also. Then there are al
buns, portemonnaies, &C., &c. But the
sight of them will cost you nothing. Go
and see, and you will be delighted.
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Fillmore Items.

The following items are culled from
the Fillmore correspondent of the Holt
County Sentinel:
A number of our citizens have changed
location recently. DIR. Dunn has re-
turned to Quitman, Nodaway county.
Two families, who came here last
spring from Northwest Iowa, returned
a few days ago. Mrs. Wright changed
her residence from Il neat little cottage
on street, to the ''lIollister brick"
Mr.. Cooper changed his residence from
the Young property to the property va
Gated by Mrs. Wright. Mr.. Ed. Cooper,
the industrious and cnterprising shoe
maker of this place, has bought the cot
tage into which his father moved.
Mr.. Wright, a married son of Mrs.
Wright, is occupying the property made
vacant by the removal of DIR. Dunn.
Mr.. Charles Cole has purchased the
entire stock and outfit of Mr.. S. Geor-
gie's saddle and harness shop.
Miss Fannie Scott, late OF Holt county,
has opened out a very neat and judic-
iously selected assortment of millinery
goods in this place.
The Seminary, now owned by the
Board of Education, is being treated to
a new coat of red paint, under the SUI
pervision of Mr.. E. q. Smith, a No. l
man at the business.
Mr.. Thomas Monroe, a former resi-
dent of this place, now a resident OF
Montana, returned a few days ago on a
visit to friends who live in the vicinity.
after an absence of six years. He is en-
joying good health. Is much delighted
with the country and purposes returning
in a short time.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28

THE Estate of Edward Nugent, deceased, s.
i W. Combcst administrators d. b0ais non.
Now, on this day, comes Samuel w, COmbc>t,
Administrator de boais non OF the estate of Ed
ward Sugcnt, deceased, and files his lists and
inventory ~ required by law, and prayed for in
the petition OF James WIldish, Il creditor of said
estate, and asking for the sale of the real estate
of sad deceased, to-wit: Sixty acres, the south
part Of the soIth halt nf the northeast quarter Of
section numb'r nine, in township siXty-one. of
rnngc thirty-three, in Andrew county Missouri,
and showing thIt said estate Is indebted, and
that there Is not sufficient assets on hand To pay
the same; on examination thereof it Is Ordered
by the court. that all persons interested in the
-stIte of said deceased h". notified that appli-
cation rs aforesaid has been made, and that un
les the contrary he shown on or before the first
day Of :hc next term of this court, to be held on
The 18th day of December next, an orl-r will be
made for the sale of the real estate in said petition
described, or so much thereof as shall ne SUI Ill
cicnt for the payment OF said debts and the rx-
pa'nSeS OF such sale. Aud ii is further ordered
that this notice he Published in some newspaper
puh!tshcd in said county OF Andrew, ior iOur
weeks prior Ia the next term of this court.
state OF Missouri, County of Andrew, So:
Id. II. Caldwell. Judge of Probate in and FOR
The county aforesaid, certify that the foregoing
Is II true copy of the ORDER therein set forth Us The
same appears of record IN my Office.
Witness iny hand AMI official seal,
SEAL. at Office this 18th diy Of October, 1873.
NJaSS.T3 }. Il. CfLDW ELL, Judge.
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Partition Sale.

. Y virtue and authority of an orler Of sale
I'D made mt the regular August term. isI3, Of
the Circuit Court within and for the county Of
Andrew, i'm the State of Missouri, in the cause of
Aaron Ferneau and Isabella FerBeau, plaintiffs,
against Thomas W. Jones, William X. Jones,
JameI ii. Jones and Elizabeth q. Head, defend
ants, will sell, for the purpose of Partition, at
M the Courthouse door, in the city of Savsn-
nah, county OF Andrew, and State OF Missouri.
on
Saturday, the 9Th day of December.
\. d. 1873, the following described real estate,
to-wit:i iIhe east half OF the southwest quarter of
section number eighteen, in township number
siNty-One, range number thirty-fUur,i in Andrew
county, and State of Missouri.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
A. Sheriff of .An,irrw County,, Missouri.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28
Ho! for Cuba.

The immense number of recruits that
are fitting out for Cuba very scnsibly
lay in their supplies ut Russelr's, south
west of the Square, for he has a com
plcte assortment and sells remarkably
cheap for cash. Some, after, buying
declare they will no go to Cuba as long
as they can get dry goods, shoes, no.
tons, &C., so cheap here.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28
Festival Next Tuesday.

The ladies of the Sixth Street Mctho-
dist Church will have a festival and sup
per at the basement of the church next
Tuesday evening, and it is needless to
saw the entertainment will be worth at
tending. The ladies know how to make
it so. The price of admission has been
fixed at fifty cents Children under II,
halt price,, and supper free.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28
Closing Out at Cost at Glaciers.

Savannah, October 20, 1873.
FROM this date goods will be sold at
cost, in order to close out the business
and settle the estate of G. w. Glazier,
deceased. All those indebted to the es-
tate are requested to come forward and
settle without further notice.
JULIA A. GLAZIER,
Administrative.
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FIR0I SettlcRent.

NOTICE IL d hereby gwen 10 all crtTli.ors. AMI
IN others Interested In the estate of Am'trew
Cornelison, deceased. that flames III. Gillispie:
Executor. of said estate, intend 10 make final
settlement thereof, Mt the next term of Probate
Court Of Andrew county, to be held ut the Office
OF the Judge of said Court, IN the City OF Savan-
nah, in said county, In the State of Missouri, on
the third Monday In December. A. u. 1873.
)" JAMES IL. GiLLiSrIE, Executor.
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Flour Flour !

VI. A. Price has reduced the price Of
-four another % cents on the hundred
pounds. xxx fall wheat flour IS %,
XXX spring wheat flour 81 65. The
Superior flour is always warranted TO
give perfect satisfaction or the money
returned.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned will please
come forward and settle Immediately.
G.. +. SCHMITT.
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STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough 10 sci!
goods on credit; but the can do the
other thing, viz: to-wii, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than anybody can on credit.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28

IT is stated that late in the fall, if you
rub the bark of the trees with animals
blood, rabbits will not touch them.
Also, that if you take beef liver and
rub the tree with it rs far as you can
reach, it will have the same result. The
preventive is cas- and worthy of trial.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28
Ten Dollars Saved.

Buy Gardeners washer Of Weed
Earls, at SIS, and you get a machine
worth $50 and a stove boiler worth s..
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28

BuCKwHEAT wanted by Wa .Pricc, for
which he will pay in cash a higher price
than the mill or any one else in this city.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28
Whea Wanted!

w. 4. Price wants fall and spring
wheat, for which he will pay the highest
cash price.
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TYNER's is the place to buy fourteen
spools of Goats cotton Tor Il dollar; also,
calico at nine and ten yards for a dollar.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28

G.RpNER's washer steams and stirs
at the same time.
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OCIETIE
to MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief Ter Young Men from the effects
al Errors and Abuses la early life. Ninh3ol
Rsior-L. lml'ciim.nts TO Marriage removed.
Wv m,thod oil irratn mt. New AMI ryE4arka-
bic remedies. Books and Circ;lars sent frer. ia
sealed cnvrioprs. Address. HON ARD AS>o-
CATION, No. = SOUTH Ninth 81, fiiIliiclVhia,
PI..-an Institution having u high reputation for
honorable coniuc; aaa professional skill. .
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CoRS wanted at Savannah Mills.
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,nsun County sspubIiean.
SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.

,s-srfiseasa,s In t.is column, .EtSy ceats per lilac
"a, ono yrd,. iacisiiRg Tie 9easrsi head. Those
!!,She eareriise in this column are reliable and
,,rrilhfforrhrd in their resssctrc cduincs.
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HARDW &c.

III X co, dealer in hardware.
stoves and tipware, north side ofth- square,
sSyaunah, Mo. Jobbing IN inwork done on
shart notice. "a
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Savannah Flour aad Grain Market,

Corrected weekly by c. =. MILLER & SONS,
dealers in all kinds OF Grain, Flour, Meal,
Grah.n, and Mil Ecel.
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RAEERY sc

TT {. SHEDRICK 4 co, Eagle bakery,
III. confectionery anu restaurant, west side
Of the square. "a
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ShelIH"S Sale.

p virtue and authority Of a general execu-
- ton, issued from the Office ofthc Clerk OF the
Circuit Court .Of Andrew county, Missouri, re-
turuabie at the December term, 1873, of said
Court, and tn me directed, in favor Of Charles
Hartman, and against Baltzer Lybrook, 1 have
lev ieti upon and seized all the right, title, in
t,rcrt and clam of the said Baltzer Lybrook OF, i'm
northwest quarter dissection seven, tOwnshipfiffy-
eight, range thirty-four, and lot one ofthe north
West quarter OF section seven, township fffy-
acres, more or less; also lot four, in section
twelve, township iifty-eiglit, range rh:rty-ive,
containing forty-ivc and thir y-nine one-hun-
in the said county, and State Of Missouri; end
I will IN
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PHYSICIANS

TAR. G.. II. DAVENPORT having located in
IL savannah, oilers his professional services
10 the citizens OF Savannah and Vicinity Office
al hi residence on Main street, one block east Of
the : Iulre.
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Northwestern Turning Mills.
Amazoniia, 4ndrew Co, No.
ALL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
TURNING

EOR FURNITURE AND HOUSES,
Il stairways and furniture making House
finishing work done TO order. Fancy wagon
and buggy neck yokes, and other wagon work.
in this county by Messrs. Colburn x Co, who
are my only agents in this county for the sale "f
wagon work. Wagon neck yokes, 81 per dozen;
buggy neck yokes, 81 per dozen.
26E G.. w SNYDER. Proprietor.
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~ A. WHITAKER attorney at law and
>. General Claim Agent, Savannah Mo. Sol
warrants, back pay and bounty, widows and
invalid pensions and general collections attended
IA with great care and promptness. Also, for
warning and land agent for the Atchison, Topeka
& santa Fe Railroad Company All inquiries
,romptIy answered. H. will ticket parties TO all
,,aints on the road. Call OF him. Is
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Saturday, the 9Th day of December,

a. ID. 1873, between the hours Of nine O'Clock i'm
the forenoon and five O'Clock In the afternoon Of
that day, at the Court house door, in the city of
Savannah, county of Andrew aforesaid, sell the
same, or SO much thereof as may be required, ut
public yendae, to the highest bidder, for ca III in
hand, Subject TO all prior lie0s and judSmcnts,l
to satisfy said execution and costs.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
A. Sheriff of Andrew county. No.
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AT THE L STAND.

To nv old customers flake great n casure in
L announcing that l have brought from New
York one of It'll. largest stocks of gOods in my line
ever brought To ihis city, consisting IN part of
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To Our Savannah Subscribers.

Commencing with the number for
July 4th, those who obtain their copy
OF the REPUBLICAN, through the Post
Office will be charged postage at the
full rates. We shall deliver papers
thereafter by carrier to all those subscrib-
crs living in the city. We would re-
quest that all who desire their copy left
at their residence or place of business,
let us know before that time where they
desire it delivered. Country subscrib-
ers VIII find their copies of the REPrB-
LICAN commencing with the above date,
at the News Stand of j. II. Watts, in
the Pos %t-otiioe building, directly oppo-
site the delivery, as we have made ar
rangcments with Mr.. Watts to deliver
said papers and to act Us agent for us,
both to receive new subscribers and col
lect money due us on subscription.
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AmaZonia Items.

Fans and umbrellas are at q premi-
UNI. River on y decline. Business
dull ice-houses receiving the most at
tention.
A few buildings are being put up,
and q few are under contract. Among
the number are the residences of NJ. w.
Caples, p. f. Kershsw, G.. W. Alexan-
der and F. Nj. Bailey. Bent. Yocam is
building a business house.
The Sunday-school, under the charge
Of Mr.. L. L. Minturn, is preparing for
q picnic, to come off the Fourth of July.
1t is a large Sunday-school, and the little
folks composing it are looking forward
in anticipation of a Jolly time. Con-
nected with the school is an afternoon
Bible class, composed of older persons.
Insurance men, sewing-machine men,
book agents and peddlers have visited us
regularly since the ''time whereof the
memory of man runneth not to the con-
trary,n but there has not been a photom-
rapher here for years. If one. shou /
come along, he would create a hubbub.
The only exciting occurrence of the
week was the attempt of drunken man
to ride his horse into Il saloon, in which
he succeeded only after several attempts,
rs the horse, more sensible than lis
master did no, fancy the idea of going
into saloons.
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Personal.

IL. b. johnson, Esq, eS-Attorncy
General Of Missouri, paid Savannah a
visit last week.
Our friend Andy Miilenis again hap
py. Not very long ago an angel visited
him-a girl-weight, eight and n halt
pounds. Upon being informed of the
hue of the capillary substance on the
summit of its Uranium, he was supreme
ly happy.
Friend J. D. Shepard, of Flag Springs,
was in the city on Saturday last.
Henry Molter, late of this county, but
now living in Holt county, was in the
city ON Saturday. lie likes Holt coun-
ty rs a place of residence.
Charley Whitaker, formerly of this
county-now of the Malcomb (Illinois)
Eagle, paid US a lightning visit on
Monday. He proposed remaining in
the county, visiting old friends, for
several days.
c. W. Snyder, of the Amazonia Turn
ing Mills, was in town on Tuesday. He
is among the number of sensible people
who believe farming implements should
lie made at home, and favors an estab-
lishment of that kind in this county.
Joshua Toles, who has been sojourn-
ing in the counties of Southwest Nilsson
ri,returned on Wednesday. He brings
many specimens ofthe minerals in which
that country richly abounds, presenting
us with a couple specimens of ''black
jack"
Mr.. Wright-the patent-right man.
has obtained letters patent on a sieve
which will be of value. The sieve Is
of tin, and, under his patent, is made
so strong and durable, and at the same
time so light and convenient, that it is
difficult to break it or pull the wire
out. This sieve will last as long as the
tin and wire do.
j. A. Wing, agent of the Missouri
Mutual Life Insurance Company, is with
us again, and will, during the coming
week, organize a Board of Advisory
Trustees here, for h epurpose offaeilita-
ting their business, as it is already get
ting to be large in this locality. The
company bind themselves to loan the
money taken rs premiums in the locali-
ty where it was obtained, thus making
it to all intents and purposes a Home
Company. They already have many OF
our leading business men insured, and
we advise all who have the future well
fare oftheir families at heart, to patron
ize this company at once, as life is I'M
| certain. ,