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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-13
BY Cook & Lauahton. Auctionecrs,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
- Of ALABASTER AND MARBLE STATG-
AIRY, VASES, URNS. FIGURES, GEOGPS; n!;
NhMr MS, &c, AT AuC1 lOE.-On THURS.
DAY The 18th instant, u! 10 O'clock sc Wi! sell =!
tie $ orc recently occupied by Nlr. :. IN EiiE'
NJ 1904 Mau street, Iarocand bea@t!h!c ciiectlon
OF ...
ITALIAN MARBLE and ALABaSIEE STA
TUAEY:
VASES, UHNS. CARB-RECEITtRS,
GROUPS, FIG Cat%. ORNAMENTS. Sc.
imported Ivy Mc:>;5. rAIiDtLFINl s hlOFtN-
SO>l. Of Ecw York, Will for bcant! o! design
and EniS.i superior 10 any ever oiicisd III thS
city.
lilo collection viii be ready. for exhibition on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, when Catalogues
may 10 i,d
Tie ladies' arc especially invited to attend this
ellc. COON Y LIZ cHfl'N'
4, II hur! DnCuiS.
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REEs & cos in trument for copying Old r!ctnrcs
and enarrDg them TO any size cost over SV0. THEY
cmn,ov ono nan rXcusivclv for this work.
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PEMBROKE S1,IHTs.-Ihc Justly celebrated PEN
broke shirts made t. order. and perfect Ill guaranteed
In Ill cases, by y. b. SrE%CE i AoN, lov0 1lail
street.
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

In Response to numerous inquiries, the subscriber
would state that lis. for signatures may be found
a. the Office Of The Guardian Mutual Insurance Com
"a ils.sss WILLIAM LoYENsTEiH.
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ALLEGIrASY WIIsKEY uSGei-vcry fine. W. u
BLAIR i Co, Ninth and Main streets.
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HATS OF EVERY VARIETY FOR SALE AT L.
WEIslGEE & Co.'S, i.ol Main street.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN FCRs-P. WEIsIGER
Co. arc selling their entire stnc! CT furS IL cost
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al. ELLYscSS Co., advertising Agents, DIspATCE
building, viii receive advertisements aud lave the;,
Inserted IN any Journal If The country at r2gui.l
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE SOUTHERN
NJ AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COM
PANY'S STOCK, rs directed by resolutions unaili-
mousIy adonted at stockholders meeting of said
company on the 9Th Instant viii I've received Il: the
Office Of the said company, No. 81 New street. New
York, by duly authorized agents Of tine said COM
Pany for that purpose. to tie capital stack Of said
company. uti1 the third day OF March next. After
that day further subscriptions Will he received to
said stock from amy one 40! now u sscrib. there
for at less than tel per celt. premium on the par
Yalue thereof JAMES X. CREhSHAW, 4.
fe Il, ecaiAlhl President
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w ANTED, a good COLORED WOMAN
w without incumbrance to nurse small chl!e.
None need apply unless we'll rccnnincndcd Apply
io i. WILLIAMS.
f. r1-,w 1883 Main street.
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yaEE SALE

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, three fine, e.
Il LaRGEWARWHOUSES in Commercial Ell
BLOCK 10: 1911, 1913 ard 1915. on the south side
Of Cary between Twelfth ard Thirteenth streets.
each 1our stories hesdeS cellars bn!t Within lew
ycars ust In the most substantial. CONVENIENT, ana
complete lnanilcr for large md heavy business.
rare opportunity is presented 10 those wanting sich
n-onsrfr mis- being In HE business centre OF the
rIty and o,y TO tie water rand railroad lines.
ApGl?to r., -: =; ~. E tro,,t g.
r.. -9w ISi.G ESJtt y EcDi> &C.
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ACCTIGS sAAg.s GZsg3 EST.

On oil saleS CT recl es,.te mnls 5et,reen Tie lSt q
January und so!h o. June TIC ta.ces for Mepre-
sent ycttr hGrcto be PAID byhe purchaser. On
all sales ondIie 6ettoee,l the let If July and last
of Tie year tie taxes hare to DC paid by the Stller
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
"Wednesday, February II.

"Wednesday. February II.
OFFERINGS.
WIIEaT.-Whi.c. II! bushels. Red, 0. bushels.
OAfS.--i7I: kiiS!!t.s.
SALES.
WuEAT.-White. s, bushels prime Il. !e.2j; 81
J,ls,lci: good Il, s2.l:-tofal. III bushels.
UATS.-l0J bushels Very good western at eGc.
RE-LXHIBlTED.
WuEAT.-Whitc, 81 bushels.
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i;y Wellington Goddiu,
AIU-UUIIETI I1I'T ItC''I I-5FH00 Ns''R'
corner OF Eleventh! and bauE streets.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- PRIVATE. DWELLING At SOTT!lMl 81,
CORNER Oh MARSHALL. AND SENEAi! u
STREETS-.tt the request Of h.essrs \. i. ANA !.
!. wexford. executors IF Ike late Or. Beverly l..
Wexford, shall sell at aucton on Tie premises cil
THURSDAY The 18th dag Of February. l.Ia, at i!
O'Clock y n, Qf fair: If not. The first fair day
.berc.,iicr.) the Iargc and elegant EESlDENCE q
the tccc1!cnt located as Il owe. II contains about
eleven rooms, built originally III the hest laa;mcr,
aud now in excellent order. Beside the dwelling
there IL an Office servants apartments, stable, car
r3gc-ho,2c uIl built OF !ick and the whole premises
surrounded Three sides 10y brick walls. aud IL Etl1
hv :n Iron railing. Its location hear Tie ~iiCc@Cc
iiill Market renders il peculiarly valuable for u
hnarng- l:sc, hotel, fur commercial purposes.
The lot has front of is feet and depth OF SO feet
to Mark alley.
II will nc sold whole. suldivided So rs to sell
with the dwelling tic entire front OH Marshall street,
running back % feet, and three lots on seventh street
90 by C5 fect, according 10 plat 10 DC exhibited ut
the hour Ct sale.
The buildings are insured In the Mutual Assurance
Society for ~ 600.
TERMS: Ouc-f0urh cash balance ut -four. atclt,
ana twelve months for negotiable notes bearing six
Der cent. Interest. Or ole-touTth cash; balance n
one, two, and three wears, hca.uS ten per cent in-
tcrest, half yearly, secured by trust iced.
ia 4-I,w5wSdtds W. GODIIN. Auctionccr.
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OWNERS OF FARMS OR COUNTRY
W PROPERTY desiring to sell or exchange, by
sending full particulars und fee of 81. can nave
.inIn advertised and otherwise negotiated without
iu",.rr!ng any further expense until business 10
effected. Commission, q per cent:
JEIIN S. EVEN, Peal Estate Broker
il AIM 50 Nassau street. sew I ork.
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WANTED. purchasers of TOBACCO to
w know tliat 4. L. SHEPHERD e CO. VIII sell
At the Tobacco Exchange on FRIDAY NEAT; the
Iltb Instant one of the best crops OF IgBAICV
tut has hccn offered there this season. This crop
Was raised in FIuvanua county lay John c. Holland,
&C. ~ " - f. I3-lts
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY p. Isl

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEBRUARY is. ls:3.
Sur rises 6:l2 Moon nses........ SIS
se:s. 5ls High tide ........ 6:5t
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BY erubbs q wtllisms.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
T,RfsTHYs SALE OF THE TRACT
M I.ANr EMgI.AcISG THE VILLAGE
OF 1TSiiLEWuoD,a on THE RICHMOND,
SRFEnERICKsBuRtS ARD PoToMAC Rail.
ROAD. ABOUT ElGHT MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND. At AUCTIOH.-By vlftue OF deed
OF trust from L. B. Newi,urn to ting su}scriIc s
dated nth Of june. 1872, and recorded II Henrle9
County Court Office (beine thereto reqnired, Will
sell at auction, ut lie Office OF GnuDHs VII
IIAMs, In the city of Richmond on THURSDAY.
a1ijl Fcbrlary mt IL O'Clock b. the properly above
referred b., containing EINETY-SEYEN ACRES;
. portion Of which nj, been laid ont into large
number Of bnildicg lots, lylnG pTes'ig Oh Tue I'LL
road, and known IS :. INGLEwoOD'
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and 10 pay on
balance of debt, amounting to about s725 inc resi-
due on such terms as said Nei'biru or ms assigns
may direct; and In event Of his or their lailnre 10
give any direction then upon terms to be named by
the trustee ut the time OF salc. ,.,
The trustee Ti only sell and convey snch tile Is
Is vested in him by tie aforesaid deed OF Trust.
% p w GRUEBS, Trustee.
GINNING 6, kuctiOupcrS. ne ~
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DER FREIscuUTz LIBRErros At c. +. JOHN
STON'S.
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WANTED, DEsK-ROoM on ground
w floor Main between Ninth and Twelfth stress.
4 ddrcs3, stating tcr:ns, Sc, P C.. valentine
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
Z ThAt'rS OF LAED. containing from 200 to
lnc3 acres each. heavily timrcrCd, near Rce's sta
tom Ei"a Diid and Petersburg railroad, n within
two ;ri:.S cr ,;;lnco river, Chesterfield county.
fur terms ana price. apply to ~
MUDMY Il ROYALL.
Co Manchester. Va.
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! AusTls,a aAat....ra 1ar. i,ay...'
b By s,pith & Peterson,
Eeci Estate Auestoneers,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

WTE WILL SELL At AUCTION. on
81, on IN corner Of BaIyier siret and ds Wasdp:
lare $50. 8i2I, a SMALL FRAME sDygFLLTSG.
containing three rooms In good repair, The lot "a
81 By $50 feet. This IS good chance for anlsn Of
small means 70 get good home.
Sale positive, and terms easy.
T. is-st Smith & PETERSON,
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WANTED. a No. / COOK, WASHER
w and IEuNEP without ircMmhrance. Apply
at dig Clay stree. Good recommendations required
Also n IN MBFRMNIp. he ll-3t
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By Grubbs & Williams,
By GrubjS & " lIlaHis'
. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank Streets.

BY Grutbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Heal Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
% O0n OLD BRICKS, SCANTLING,
0U,UUU JQlsT: FEAMES; OLD IRON re- S,s &c,
scs on tho alley between Franklln. Main. ana a az
streets ard Locust alley. Oh "EDN Gs ;6tN I'm
oq TemMS 'n .CasI. '' GHUBBs & WILLIAMS.
Auctioneers.
POSTPOHEAlEET
On account of TIC Indictment weather, the abo"e
sale is postponed until TIL RsDA9 iath " EeorV-
ar Y a. a. SAnie D'"' GHUBBs & WILLIAMS.
TJGH CONsTABLE'S sALE.--I will
II sell at pubic auction on THUEsDAl: Esbr 7,
Tnsrni On Main street between Eighth and Ninth
,rerts, the following PI'opEkTY to sstsfE s Dis
lress warrant i'll my HANGS !. 1 IN FAVOR u Nooo"eh
Robinson & Co. rs. u. l.. DuVal:
3 SHOWCASES and CONTENTS,
1S0 Show HOTTIES and CONTENTS,
PERFUHERY. POMItDDS, SOAP.
nRU 5 MKDIcISEs. CHEMICALS.
ToBACco. CIGARs. BRUSHES,
SHE!rISC. DRAWERS,
LISSEED OIL,
PLATFO,.M aud COUNTER SCALES,
| pgrC Mill.
LAMPS and SHADES,
sroA-roEsIAI% and GENERATORS
DESK, C0UHTEt6l
AwSING-FliAME,
ENTITY BOTTLES, &C. -
TERMS: Cash. A. :DUESHchEl,
fc Is-at High Constable City of lichmond.
By Moody s Royal,
Peal rstatc Agents aud Aue'ioneers.
oCicc corlicr of Seventh and iiull streets,
Manchester, Va
DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF ONE
"A THOUSAND BUSHELS OF CORN. ALSO
LARGE LOT OATS, FODDER, SHCGhS. &C. IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTG.-On THURSDAY.
February 18th. 1873. will expose for sale TT puzzle
auction. on The farm known US 'Amrht!." or tn"
Petersburg turnpike, about four miles from Nan
chester at haf-pG 10 o'clock a. d.,
lrU0 bushels CORN,
Gal &c lot Of OATS,
FODDER,
SHUCKS,
HAY, &C., &c.
a valuable assortment of HOUSEHOLD ana
KITCIlt FURNITURE, consisting of
CHAIRS,
TABLES.
BEDS and BEDDING,
CARPETS. l..
and many othcr useful articles too numerous to
mention. - ,--
TEYa!s:- Cash. FRANK ". CHRISTIAN,
Administrator cle boaiS non with the WILL annexed
of j rhu Watkins. deceased.
Aun.lnnCprS,
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ma,t r..

WANTED, a WOMAN to attend to the
w duties nf nISTNG-E0OM SERVANT:
S9ni need lP arse to or at ISL n
70 Iasj,s 4, CARLTON.
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sEEDss.ES, vE.e.sEsTs. dc.

GLOVER:
ORCHARD GRASS,
KENTUCKY Blue GRASS,
LAWN GRASS.
IIk.RDSGR.tSs and every SsHsS u
eIEI.D GRASS ard ,;,x
GSRDtS SEEDS or the FnesI laar,..'!'
,,, ,r..ot ~ rho LOWEST MARKER EAit''
>,,,,a.,ia uuota.,ons furnished 10 dealers. -,
PROMPT and careful attention sisen TO 81 o'1'''
wae'hef y, "'''' = ALLISON & ADDISON.
seed AID Guauo Merehsnt.,
Richmond. Va.
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T19E.E'T ARTICLES

ENHE CAPILLINA, or HAIR-NOURISH-
Z n las been fully icsicd and cn,ImcnGs its' Il
to all who desire 3: perfectly harmless lllir-iG mic
and dressing. Every who has used it is willing
10 testify t. IT, merit II he l,:ir IS thin or falling
out. or II IL needs frc>Eerirc in Appearance Capii
Liza Is just the preparation for II. sold by
WOOD & SON. Druggists.
fe5 Ninth and Main streets.
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BY Moody q Eorsll.

a.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
: Z. REAL ESTATE n THE TOWN or MAN
CHESTEE.-Ey virtue OF dec: 81 trust cyscuted
by William T. Libgow, trustee for Martha VI Lib
Cow, 10 Emmett w. Weisiger, dcted September u.
1871 and duly recorded In the County C0urt cerk's
Office of Chesterfield county, deed-5ook, volume IS
page ST, the undersigned will expose for sale al
public anction. On the premises, on SATURDAY.
February Is, 1879. ut O'Clock Z. ~, the following
property--t0 Wilt
One DOUBLE FRAMED DWELLING, sttua,s1
on :iic south side OF Fourteenth or Harrison street
The lot fronts on said Fourteenth street 81 feet. ard
runs back bct1ecI parallel Lines 1872 feet IKE house
contains five or six roore.
A very DESIRABLELOTat the corner OF Decatur
and Ninth streets, fronting rs feet on The south side
of Ninth Street and running back 10 feet.
This Is valuable property. conveniently located.
TERMS: Onc-iourth c,sI,' balance at four: eight
and twelve months for ice0sa9.e noles gearing six
per cent. interest, secured by :, iI'iss deed.
fe II-tds +. ". WI. SIGER, Trustee.
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w ANTED, Il SMALL LOT III Hollywood;
w accessible dry, and unimprovcd preferred.
Address MIN DFULL, DisOatch Office. stating size
price, aud address OF owner. le ll-etr
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EEks. ESTATE AtaEEES.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HILL K GOrDiS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AID AuCll0SEERS,
NO. 10, MAIN sTEEEr, RICHMOND, Va.

REAL, Est ATE AGENTS As'D lSliCHEcfS,
NO l!nS MAIN STEEEr, RICHMOND, VA.
Valuable FARMS in cvcry section Of The State :.
STORES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sand B'ltIlNG
L.Jr, In the most improving portions OF the city,
tor SAFE. .
HOUSES aui LANDS re!iec: or leased. Special
attention u the collection and prompt rcnit;ai oi
rents. LOANS NEGOTIATED OH real estate IN
tic city.
TiauE FL, for past faTGrS. we respectfully ask from
or frleIJ5 continuance OF t.ir patronage, ana,
with IL rcassd facilities. rruGiSc IN ih= future. a. IN
TIE past strict attention t. I'll ness entrusted 10
orr c2i, FRANK u. Hill.
&c al-Sm EDWARD T.. GDDDIk.
tn consequence of the many inquiries made
4 OF them hy English gentlemen reL.lise to set-
Ting IL Virginia, MesSrs BESGER, CLAREE *
CO. Of Gieildowcr, aih4marle county. have deter
mined u 0Icn III oslcc Us LAND AGENTS. ard
wiz be clld TO hear from gentlemen having land for
disposal. j. A-2mT
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1sT ANTED, A GENERAL HOUSE
w SERVANT. Apply at i19 Eighth street,
IA ,,.ot WILLIAM ELLISON.
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LOST. S'EEAYED. &c.

EISTRAY.--Tak up by the police, f.ESzrtt:s
~ on tl,c night Of the iii Instant, red-.-sG.--
COW with while flee, ana In To-" order Tie
owner get her application 1T Office Of Chief Of
Police. jobs ZOE. JE.,
f..t2 -cf
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02
Cherry Grove Items.

The farmers of this vicinity are busily
engaged preparatory for planting corn.
We are sorry to announce the remcv-
al of Mrs. Beummann and family to
Doniphan county, Kansas. In them
we lose good neighbors and friends.
We wish them much happiness.
Our citizens were pleased to see the
smiling face of our old friend Mr.. E Il.
Fenimore. He has come after his fam
ily to take them to their rev home In
Reno county, Kansas.
Mr.. B. X. Holt, of Atchison county,
is visiting his friends and relatives Of
this place.
On last Sabbath the Cherry Grove
Sabbath-school donated its entire library
to a Sabbath-school in Kansas. They
purpose for themselves a new and conf
plete library, which shows our school
to be in a prosperous condition.
Mr.. Simon Mackie has returned from
a visit through Kansas. He visited his
son w. s. Mackie in the southern part ol
that State. He expresses satisfaction
with the country. and speaks OF return
ing again to secure homes for his chill
dren.
By request of several of the poor folks
of the County Farm, there will be SER
vices there on Sunday, May 4, at four
O'Clock z. NJ.
The pleasant showers on Sunday re-
wives the crops and makes them have
the appearance of spring. Wheat and
oats are looking splendid. The fruit is
not all killed so far. Apple trees are
putting forth their leaves.
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Attention.

We would call the attention of all to
the local advertisements Of our South
Side groceryman w. A.. Price. He is
one among the few that keep every
thing that is needed by our farmers.
lie buys largely and often. and by SO
doing is enabled to offer superior in
ducements to any one in the city. His
stock is large, neat, and everything Of
the best quality. He not only deals in
groceries and provisions, but in all
kinds of country produce, for which he
pays the highest cash price. We would
advise every one to call and see Tor
themselves.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02
A Worthy Firm.

The Savannah Mills have recently
passed into the hands of Messrs. c. p.
Miller & Son, well known to a great
many Of GU citizens. Our community
should consider it their duty TO patron
ize this firm. Hundreds of sacks OF
foreign -four r monthly brought 10
this market by rail and bought by our
citizens, when we have an excellent
mill ut home which manufactures flour
equal to the best imported. This prac-
We consider unjust. The Messrs. Miller
are deserving gentlemen, who ask but
q fair trial al the hands Of the -four con-
suming public. and guarantee in every
instance full and complete satisfaction
Farmers who have been selling wheat
ut low figures and buying -four at high
rates can maaifestly q largely by
having their wheat ground into -four by
this mill, thus serving themselves and
encouraging q deserving home en-
4erprisc.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02

LADIES are beginning to look around
for spring styles of bonnets and hats for
themselves and children, now that the
season has opened so propitiously(D.
For the latest and most reliable fashions,
Sfrs. Buskirk's millinery store. west end
the Square, should by all means be Wis
tied. Her stock Of everything in that
line IS very large, and embraces all the
latest and raost handsome styles in
vogue.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02

WE observe DIR. Ferguson, at the
North Side Drug Store, has a bran new
stock OF goods in his line, consisting OF
paints, oils, window curtains, wall pa
per in good variety, &C., &C.. and an
inspection of the above articles and
their prices is solicited.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02

Joux J. MILLER, Esq, has bought out
the interest of 4. n. Schuster in the
clothing store northeast corner of the
II Mr.. Miller is now receiving a
new stock of spring and summer cloth
ing, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
which will be sold at low brices for cash.
An inspection of his goods is earnestly
requested. Nothing will be lost by ex-
aiming them.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02

STILES e. 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
can and do sell goods very low. and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than any body can on credit.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02
LOCAL BREVITLES.

ABOUT these times look out for rain.
SALT Lake peaches at Prices, seven
peunds for a dollar.
A GOOD solid rain came down on
Sunday last.
CHOICE article spring wheat -four at
Prices for % 20 per cwt.
W. A. PRICE will sell you 81 pounds
coffee A sugar for one dollar.
A summer is predicted by the
weather-wise and otherwise.
HOWARD pays the highest market
price for bacon, shoulders and hams.
W. A. PRICE sells coal oil for thirty
cents per gallon.
The bad weather of Sunday caused
a light attendance at the various
churches.
NEW Lake salt for $751; pei. barrel at
W. A. Prices.
PURE cider vinegar-a prime article
now for sale at the South Side Meat
Store; only % cents a gallon.
From a Kansas co respondent we
learn that Rus. Smith, late of this county.
was recently married to Miss Julia
Thompson, at Dover, Kansas.
AND w. A. Price sells the best Boston
syrup at 1926 per five gallon key.
REV. J. GILI1Es will deliver a sermon
on the subject of Temperance at the
Sixth Street Methodist Church, next
Sabbath evening at the usual hour.
Everybody is invited.
DR. BRYANT left for st. Lonis on
Wednesday to attend The State Medical
Convention. DIR. Smith will attend TO
his professional business during his alb
sence of about a week.
VERY best dried apples at Prices
IL pounds for a dollar.
If you want deeds, mortgages or
leases ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS taken,
collections Or settlements made, 90 TO
j. p. Altgeld, attorney-at-law and
Notary Public, Office in front room
over Farmers Bank.
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
a and do sell goods very low, and say
they a afford TO sell goods lower for
cash than any body can on credit.
AT the citizens meeting, last night,
the following excellent city ticket was
nominated: For Mayor-A. Schuster.
Councilmen-First Ward, T. II. Beck
man; Second Ward, WV. Caldwell;
Third Ward, W. S. Wells; Fourth Ward,
Joseph Russell; Fifth Ward, J. NJ. Phil
lips. Assessor-Thomas Frost.
The Lyceum at the Petree's School
house is in q Furnishing condition.
meeting every Saturday evening. The
question for tomorrow night will be
Resolved, THAT secret societies are
wrong, and should not be tolerated.
The chief antagonists are James Burns,
Affirmative. and +. II. Bartlett, negative.
ALTHOUGH the heavy rains of the
past few days have knocked the ''bOt-
tom OUT of the roads, the st IRE off. b.
Russell. southwest the Square. is
~transacting their usual business in dr.,
goods, boots and shoes, &c. Reason
why: he.has a choice stock of the latest
spring styles of dress goods. which thu
ladies' will have if they have to wade
ankle deep in the mud to get there.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02
THE
an'reD County Republican.
TERMS: 81 so per year, in adrance.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2 1873.

A GREAT deal of our space this week
is occupied by the County Financial
Exhibit, to the exclusion of local and
other reading matter. We will try to
give eur usual variety hereafter.