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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
Personal.

Captain Thomas Bateman, Of Flag
Springs, presented our Office with n fine
watermelon, which pleased our "deyil'
exceedingly. Thanks.
Miss Monroe, of Savannah, is men,
toned as n of those present at a dance
at Jeffs' new building, Troy. Kansas,
on Wednesday night of last week.
Pat Regain ~rejoices because a ''boy
baby" vas recently left at his house.
The Columbus (Kentucky) Dispatch
says of Charles p. Smith, Esq, late Of
this city: .'afr. Smith is winning the
good opinion of his associates here in
both business and social capacity, and
we trust he will have no reason to
change his resolution to become n OF
our permanent citizens"
The St. Joe Gazette of Friday says:
DIR. F. J. eager, of Rochester, Missouri,
was in the city yesterday. He reports
horse thieves quiet, and says the corn
crop is looking we'll considering the dry
weather. He says the corn OIL the prai-
RE will be the best.
George +. King has been engaged to
teach the Fillmore school this year. Mr..
King is a popular teacher, and we con-
graduate the Fillmoreites for their for
tune in securing him. Mr.. j. G. Hon.
mold, who taught the school last year,
assumes charge Of department in the
Savannah Seminary.
We heard last week that Ed. Gorton,
near Bolckow, had sold his place. We
hope it was a '.false report" as we
should be sorry to lose MI. Gorton from
our county.
John Gilmore had his left hand badly
mangled by accidentally discharging a
Deringer pistol into it, on Thursday
night last. His hand will ultimately get
all right again, without the loss of a fin
ger or thumb.
We called at the mammoth dry goods
house of Chambers and Marney. st. Joe,
on Friday, and found there the genial
countenancc of Thomas B. Upton, who
was in as good spirits as ever, and is
always happy to meet old Andrew
county friends.
Charles Wassnser, who has been alb
sent in Europe for several months, re-
turned last Friday. looking hearty and
well, and apparently glad to get back
home. He had in charge fifteen Ger
mans from Baden, some of whom will
settle in and around this city and others
in Nebraska.
Rev. Mr.. Hawkins, pastor of the
Southern NJ. E. Church at Savannah,
Missouri, preached in the Presbyterian
church in this city on the 18th, subject:
christian Perfection" Mr.. Hawkins is
a young minister of very good pulpit
qualities, and made a fine impression
upon his hearers.-CHolt County Sen
tinel.
John T. Barr is now in Colorado, and
has regained his health rapidly. His
numerous friends will be glad to hear
this.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
Holt County Items.

lfrom the Sehtinei.l
Master Peter Meyer, a ~six-year-old
son of George Meyer, fell off Of a mule
on last Sunday and broke an arm.
There is a lady in Oregon who has
lived 81 years in America, who says that
she has attended n Fourth OF
July celebration or q fair.
Mr.. Rily Watkins of Uuion town.
ship, residing about a mile northwest
OF Craig, had the misfortune to have
his house destroyed by fire on the Sd of
this month.
-Grasshoppers which have devastated
so nan corn fields in Southern Dakota
and Northwestern Iowa, have made
their appearance. On Monday, the 18th,
immense clouds of grasshoppers passed
over Holt county, taking "a southeastern
ly direction, with the wind in the north
west. But few alighted in Holt county.
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Amazonia Items.

A light shower laid the dust and puri-
fed the air Monday.
John How'd was arrested a few days
since, and much of the clothing which
has been stolen lately, found in his po-
session. After an examination, he was
sent to Jail in default Of three hundred
dollars bail.
Price, Davis & Co. are building an
addition to their box factory, forty feet
long by twenty-five wide. They employ
ten or twelve hands.
Sunday evening aparty of men from
Kansas came over into town hunting a
man who had cut the throat of another
manin an affray in what is known as the
..Burr Oak Bottom" in that State. They
overlook their man a short distance be-
low here and Immediately ~recrOssed the
river with him. =
Mr.. L. T. Minturn & Son are laying
iron piping from a spring n quarter OF
a mile distant, to their mill. They are
bound to have water to run their mill,
'.if it takes all summer"
"Whiskey," in a game of nine innings,
Tuesday afternoon, won by a score OF
about a. so to two. 1t was per-
hapse the most brilliant game of the
season, beginning with spirit and ending
more so. In the first. second and third
inningst the "Whiskies" whitewashed the
peoples" club, but warming mp in the
fourth, they did some good playing; all
to no purpose. however, for Spence,
catcher and best general player, was
put out on the fly by Names, while two
more failed to reach first base. In the
fifth Spence. was fioored by Names,
while the others went out on the fly.
In the sixth Spence was held by Cayton,
short-stop, the rest being out on fys. In
the seventh Cayton again took Spence
and tore his shirt, while young Names
took his father on the fly. The eighth
was similar to the seventh. In the ninth
Spence. after getting in his wagon,
made a home run, and Cayton. in at
tempting to do the same thing, demol-
ishoa his wagon and only succeeded in
reaching second base, where he came
near breaking his neck. The time oil
PLAYING was about two hours.
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DeKalb County Items.
From the Register.1

-Died.-On Tuesday night, the 10Th
inst, after a long and painful illness,
Judge d. M. Albright Of this county.
His remains were carried to Clay coun-
ty AMI inferred in the family burying
ground.
"A camp-meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held about
eighteen miles south of this place, be-
ginning the latter part of this month.
The camp-meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, will begin
next Thursday, the 2Sth as already an
nounced, in Jepp's Grove, Al miles east
of town
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Books. Magazines, &c.

DEMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for Septem-
Der Is rich in literary novelties, anil also gives
fine display Of the new Fall Fashions. Demo-
rest seems TO ou.bid all his contemporaries in the
value Of the Premiums to his subscribers; he an
no,.nccs an astounding offer for 1874, of thc large
and celebrated chrome, ''The Old 0aken Buck
ct. after Jerome Thompson, and several Other
equally large and valuable Chromos, ''The Cap
tive Child" ..Home, Sweet Home, and "Af-
Tor The s,o,m.o for the ensuing three years
worth sI5 earh. This Is certainly unparaiie ed,
and We wonder how Il can be done. Send 10.
Circular. address w Jennings Deinpresf, "
R-naivay, y u.
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Atchison County Items.

lrEohh dc E<NpiNoo
A base ball club in Holt county is
called the Terrible Nine" because it is
terrible uncertain, we suppose.
We have a detective ont hunting up
the private histories of our delin-
quent subscribers. They will be pub
lished when collected.
We have heard of two instances in
the past few days that go 10 show a de.
pravity of heart-that we never supposed
existed in this county. We can not, OF
course, give any of the particulars. On
the one side it is a father and his daugh-
ter, on the other a brother and a sister,
The circumstances are to awful to ap-
pear in print.
Captain d. A. Colvin's elegant
house is up under roof, painted, floors
down, glazing finished, lathed and
waits the mortar. 1t will be, when fin
ished, one of the most convenient
homes in upper Missouri.
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LOCAL BRETITIES.
SELL your hides to Howard.

SELL your hides to Howard.
W. A. PRICE sells Imperial Tea for
so cents a pound.
TYNER will buy your wool, giving the
highest market price in cash or trade.
DIR and green hides bought ut How
ards South Side Meat Store. Highest
market price paid.
w. A. PRICE sells Crystal Syrup at
$500 per 5 gallon key.
Wool bought at j. B. Russelrs, who
pays the highest cash price, or gives in
exchange goods at low prices.
The shower IN Monday was very
welcome. 1t settled the dust, but there
was not enough of it to do vegetation
much good.
LETTERS are held for postage at the
St. Joe P~ost-office addressed to Miss
Nell Evans, Castle, and W. F. Taylor,
Fillmore, Mo.
w. A. PRICE gives eleven pounds OF
good sugar for S1.00.
WE have several copies of the premi-
um list of the st. Joseph Exposition,
which will be presented to any who wish
to exhibit articles at the Fair.
FARMERs!-or any other man-you
can save from five to twenty-five pei
cent. by buying your goods at Russell's,
west end Of the Square. Try it.
HOWARD, south side the Square,
keeps his meat or ice, so that it is al
ways fresh, call when you will. He
also keeps the pure cider vinegar;
cents a gallon.
COPIES of the ANDREW COUNTY RE,
PUBLICAN can be obtained at the new:
stand of j. r. Watts-price, five cents
Mr.. Watts also keeps all the other stan
dard publications OF the day.
W A. PRICE sells groceries and pro.
visions cheaper than the cheapest.
TUESDAY last, afternoon and night
was, beyond peradventure, the '.hottes
of the season. At 8 P. NJ. the thermom
eter stood at 1O4 degrees in the shade
and at night it was so high as to render
sleep out of the question.
Those wishing to exchange wool fol
wooden goods, can find at Tyner's ,
large stock of jeans, flannel and cassi
mers, of the celebrated Jacksonvill,
Wooden Mills make; goods no
surpassed by any in the market.
Mrs. BUsKIRK has a fine lot of bon
nets and hats, ribbons, &C., to whicl
the attention of the ladies of Savan
nah and vicinity is respectfully invited
Get a bonnet or hat trimmed a
this establishment, and you a not
help but be suited.
FRUIT-JARs, jel~ly-glasses, gobiets
Sauce dishes, aud looking-glasses a
Tyner's.
STILES & HARDY amt got any none!
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sci
goous on credit; but they AN do thu
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: the.
can and do sell goods very low, and sa.
they can afford to sell goods lower fo
cash than anybody can on credit.
JUDGE C. P. Woodcock, a prominen
farmer of this county, raised a larg'
crop of wheat, which he is confident will
yield when thrashed forty bushels pc
acre. His neighbors, he says, join hin
in the opinion that it is the finest field O
wheat raised in the northwestern par
of the State for years.
WALKER, at the North Side Pain
Shop and Wall Paper Depot, still has o.
hand a lot more of those fine patterns @
wall paper, which are being quickl
disposed of at low prices. Nike
paints of all shades constantly on hand
Paper hanging and painting done wit
neatness and on short notice.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
Pastime Juniors VS.. Black Stock
inQ6.

These clubs played q match game on the
grounds Of the Modoc club, in this city, on Tues
day afternoon. With the exception that the UNI
pire was SO old-fssbioned as TO in'erSiict under
hand throwing in lieu Of pitching (which the
new rules specifically permit, he came In for
no more merited ''cussing'' than umpires gen.
orally do. This being the first match game b.
the ''Black-legs,'' much excited playing, with
wild throwing, &C., was INDUCED in. Weller
at first and second base and Arnold In right
field we're noticeable for fine fielding. One Of
tie st. Joe players with but one arm land that n
left ARM, caught two difficult flies In right field.
Tla GlIa.uI.x l. H. acara.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
Cutting Scrape in Monroe Town
shin.

On Saturday last Robert S. Fimple
and William X. Miller DIETER known as
''Kise" Miller) quarreled over some
matter which we did not learn, when
Fimple cut Miller in a very serious man.
ner. We could not learn any further
particulars. A preliminary examination
will be held before Squire Blount, at
Rochesters tomorrow Saturday.
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Mortgage sle6y.SterIT.

vryHgRxAs. ON the 9 h day Of March, AID
w Mi Joha " TseIfnn IN his prunisaorY
ust, 4. WiIIIsm AZ Shsnks prsmisrd, for vfdue
rscsived 10 nav said WiIlisn d. Shanks or or
~ s~sive 1scpths after date. fhree hnDdred and
o'.S,s, Saii,rs with ten per cent. interest per
. .,n,,8, from d,fr' and 20 secure ne paymeni OF
ia rat. with interest thereon. ~nccoriing to
az - NJ s1art s6rfrof, ~. ne said John
~ n.sscc Nv his .t.esi ~ mort4are. coUveyed
~ ~ - ~ N; I'm ii shanks fSs fuilowinr DE-,
20 M ~ III y .lt.ss s;s,,,f.sf In tbe cnunfv al An.
IL" s,' ~ $50 = assscsni to-wit: G<riuninr
IT.: anu s..ss rarnes
NJ $3.50 ~ SsssaS ~ = ~ rn@b- ~ in the
~ s.. = "a Rrsh.sss russs;rse 800 nSSsifeI with
~ y. n0on1- a. 49, ss~i-sv 1..t s.sf
oashs .g no.th.sss nprc<y al ssjf II. thence east
~ y Sa<S..Ss. H. sFc@sCssfs - The
% LsoDrft $3.50 - : xa.Es.s 49, 49,. VET
.o,hes z |. /. ..n..sIts c~;..i.v. No. icss -nsssh~r one
sythe ptsSS ~ sp1ss3 4. a.
.My mn III s.s " :. ~ sxS-S rscd;-
usors so or ad,ninissrstos sisouid psy ser sum or
thereon, accorlinH to the tenor and eGecf thereof,
then said deed 10 be void, bat on failure of the
Dsymeut of said note and interest when the
same becomes due and payable, then said n ort-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
Loves Dining Rooms, st. Joseph.

We are glad to observe so many of
our Andrew county friends have found
out the whereabouts of the above supe-
rior restaurant. Mr.. Love is a model
landlord, and those of our readers who
are in St. Joseph should go to Loves,
opposite the Post-ofice, and get a meal
that they can relish-and they will al
ways be m to go to the same place
even after. Mr.. Love is making prepa-
tons for a large number of boarders
during the great Exposition, it being his
purpose to send every customer away
well satisfied and happy.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ Curator of the estate of James Ann Dunlap,
the next term of the Probate Court Of Andrew
county, Missouri, TO be held at Savannah, An
drew county, Missouri, on the 18th day Of Sep
tember, 1873, being the third Monday in Septcm-
her, ask leave to resign his said Curatorship and
make final settlement of his accounts as such
Curator. kARNES LAUGHLlN,
A3+ Curator.
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SrHEs-& ILAKDY amt got any money
to loan. o amt 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 lowerfor
cash than anybody can on credit.
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Il. n. Dobbiua

Sells coal oil at 80 cents q gallon,
school and miscellaneous books at
equally low prices, ink, pens. paper,
&C., at the bottom. Remember the old
stand. one door east of Prices.
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Notice.

All persons indebted 70 the estate OF
George w. Glazier, deceased. will
please call at the store as soon as prac-
tieable and settle up.
MRS. JULIA GLAZIER.
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Notice to All Concerned.

SAVANNAH, Mo, August 20, 1873.
All persons indebted to the under
signed through the firm of Colburn. Joy
& Co, will please call at E. Alderman's
store and pay the same and save cost.
E. W. JOY.
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Saturday, the 9th day of September,
Trustees Sale.

VXIHEIEAS, Martha Clements and Charles +:
w Clements, her husband, on the eighth day Of
July, eighteen hundred and seventy one, exc
cuted and delivered to the undersigned Trustee
for Mmlton Hoyt their certain deed of trust,
which said deed oftrust is duly recorded In book
y, at pages l5S, l59 and $50, in the Recorders
office of ANDREW county. In inc state o. Missoa-
Phincas Edwards, trustee rs Aforesaid, certain
pieces, parcels or tracts of land lying and being
situated in the county Of Andrew, and State Of
| Missouri, that is To say: One hundred tto0l
acres, the south part of the northwest quarter of
| section Qs), township sixty-one tll, range
thirty-three $50; and Twenty-Five tss acres,
nfteen Q5), township sixty-One Wll, range
thirty-four go containing in all one hundred
and twenty-five acres; which said deed OF trust
and conveyance was made to secure the pay
mcnt OF two certain promiss0ry notes IN said
deed of trust set out, mentioned and described,
said notes dated sth day of July, 1871 and made
received, for thirteen hundred and thirty and
I2-lO0 dollars, with interest at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum from date, and made payable
for six hundred and sixty-dve and 6-l0o dollars,
with ten per cent. interest, and due ono year
from date. Note number two, for six hundred
and sixty-ive and 6-l00 dollars, with ten per
cent. interest and due and payable two years
from date; the interest on this last note to be due
and payable at the end of the first year, when
vided in said deed of trust that should the said
first parties Martha Clements and Chas. L Glenn
euts) fail or refuse to pay the debt or the said IN
terest, or any part thereof, when the same or
any part thereof shall become due and payable
according to the true tenor, date and effect of
said notes, then the undersigned trustee afore-
said may proceed to sell the property hereinbe-
fore described, or any part thereof, ut public
venduc, TO the highest bidder, at the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Savannah, Andrew county.
Missouri, for cash, first giving twenty days
public notice OF the time, terms and place OF sale,
and of the property to be sold, by advertisement
in some newspaper printed aud published in
the State Of Missouri. And, whereas. the said
notes mentioned anil described in said deed of
trust. with the interest thereon, are due and I'm
paid; now, therefore, I, The undersigned trustee,
at the request of Moulton Hoyt, the legal holder
of said notes, and by virtue of the authority IN me
vested by said deed OF trust, will on
Saturday, the 18th day Of September,
A. d. 1si3, between the hours Of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon anl four o'clock in the afternoon
of said ,lay, ut the Court huits door in the city
OF Savannah, eouniy Of Andrew, and State OF
Missouri, proceed 10 sell the real estate a)oye
described At public v~-nlne, to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy saif netes and Interest, To-
ge,hsr with the costs and eylsnses attending
said sale. PHfNEAS nwXRDS, Truste-.
August 18th, 1873, 49,
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Home runs-W ats I.
Umpire-H. McPheIran, ofSt. Louis.
Scor ers-L. Roubideaux for Pastimes, and j.
A. Watts for Modocs.
Time of game-Eour hours.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
ST. Toe Exposition.

The preparations being made by the
managers of this praiseworthy institu-
ton are on a surprisingly large and lib
cral scale. The buildings and improve
ments in course of erection on the
grounds are grand and imposing. seem
ingly regardless OF expense. The per.
son who neglects to attend the st. Jo-
seph Exposition will miss a treat that is
very seldom presented. Buy your tick
cts early. Mr.. Childs, at the Farmers
Bank, has a number of tickets to dispose
of, for the convenience Of those who
wish to take time by the forelock.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29

The Comet ball club Of this place sent out -four
challenges last week, to which they can hear ne
answer. Is it possible that ''somebody Il
afraid?"-[Maryville Republican.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29

THE Gazette Of Thursday has this item: ''Our
boys, the Pastimes, jr., desire to return thanks
to Mr.. Bryant. who treated them so kindly on
their last visit 10 Savannah"
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One of the departments in the Expo
sition premium hist is headed, ..AIt arti-
cles in this department mnst have been
made by the exhibitors" Does this
rule apply TO The baby show Herald.
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W. A. PRICE will purchase all the
wheat and barley on each side Of the
railroad from Savannah to Barnard.
Bring in your samples.
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29

TIMERS is the place to buy fourteen
spools of Coats cotton for a dollar; also'
calico at nine and ten yards for q dollar.
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Trustees Sale.

JX7HERE AS, Thomas +. Allen and Missouri
w T.. Allen, his wife, of Andrew county, Mis-
souri,, by their certain deed of trust, dated the
in the Recorders Office of Andrew county,
state of Missouri, in book "a ut page "a conveyed
to the undersigned trustee . certain tract, piece.
Of Andrew, state of Missouri, to wit: The north
east quarter Of section nineteen tl8l In township
number sixty-one (6l1 of range thirty-six ISL,
containing one hundred and sixty acres more or
less, which said convey ance was made to Sc
cure the payment Of five pr0missory notes in
said deed eff trust mentioned and described;
And whereas, all Of said notes are due and I'M
paid, now therefore in pursuance of the p~rovis-
ions of said deed of trust, and at the request OF
the legal holderof said notes, notice. Is hereby
given that /, the undersigned trustee, will, ON
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29

THE claim that ''our pets of Savannah have
never been beaten since the club was organized
did they reorgsnixe after being beaten here In
order to say that?l will have to he modified now
rs the Pastimes beat them last Friday, by n
score of IS to 81. -(Maryville Republican.