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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
REAL ESTkTeTRiNSfERs,

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The following account Of tranactions
in Real Estate was furnished this paper
by VIM. ChAllscombe. Real Estate Agt.
next door 10 Co. Clerk. and includes
all the transfers from Feb. n to 81, 7S.
| VIM. II. FELTON, 10 Albert X Wood
ress . 1 nj % sw 81 50 81 ne ne / sa
| % 410OO
Sylvester Manley 10 3. G. Sting 4rs
lev 81 Ell NV NV isE.ss $50
John +. Lewis to Sylvester Nan.
10y Il elnw NV $50
Warren Gibson to 1Larris. Z.
. 81 80 "a ~. 1900
Henry Patterson to Rssoa Eisinin
ger vi, 81 5, .s a 81 80 80 900.
MOSES Wilson to Peter II. Wells,
sw sw 81 81 80 atcfn $50
Christian Young to Robt. Davis sw ~
Sc IL 81 80 5 s4ra "a 4t0
Joseph C. Henderson to Andrew
Wilson n part of wp sw Il 50 Sc 1900
Thomas Pettigrew to George w
Mattox NV SO l9 81 81 HOO
r. L. Hudgens to W. A. Nc Can
dfis5 lot 2 and s In block SHudg-
ems and Carpenter $50
- Caldwell to G. p. Miller q
Co. lot Z snd s block o 5000
W. r. Ely to w. N. Ely pit sw s7at
lS 5Y IS 500
Fred S<,gmsl to Nelson Graves
sc corner block 2Sav $50
G. r. Carter to A. Schustcr %
sw 10 60 81 ne re wpt SPIT re 1000
w. B. Becraft to George H. Nor.
man PIT se IL 81 IS 200
John G.. Gamelich to Hugh W.
Gelchrist ] II block 8 Rosendxle 30
Randolph Wyssmann to Ran
t:olph Gy1Ax nj ws NV 20 $3.50
20 Acres ~,f +, 4SO
Henry A. Morris to James b.
johnson pt NV II 80 81 ~ Acres 100
Jonathan Roberts to Andrew j..
Carter pit OF bl n Saw and pit OF sw
10 80 IS 1900
Andrew j. Carter 20 Hamilton
F. simmons WI se 2 I'll IS and pit
Of ne RI 81 S. 80 Acres 45G0
n. Il. Brown TO John NJ. Huff
maa part Of lot 8 Whitesvills 1850
james +. Bryant to Frank knick
erbacker Lots 5 & Holt. add
Fillmore and l acre adjoining eco
A. l.. Dodds 4 J.. Landers to
Margaret Dodds N W corner Lot y
) Block 8 Bolekow 91l 1856!
John Montgomery 70 w. H. I
Woodward Lot 3 Block II Bolc-
kow $50
Lots / 4 2 Block 81 Savannah 105c|
John G. Wilson to Henry Bott-
ger pit of w3 sw 5 81 u 20A ss7 l
iIenry Bottger 10 Charles w. |
Hartman and John w. Hartman i
nj ne NV 10 of npt " ~ and pt
sw 8 So 81 "a Acres 100
Andrew Wilson to VIM Cooks2 l
sw q 81 &c and u gw sw ne ~ 81 |
Sc % Acres 1900
Z. A. Phillips 70 Mary c. Nefi
2 bl 81 Sav SD1
Thoe. Comady to VIM. o. Sim
mons ii Sc NV u 81 81 ~ Acres 400
Lyman Daniels to John Ham n
pt OF lot 5 and 8 BIZ add /
Rochester i 60 I
Alex C. Hufaker 70 VIM. Lock
Ut ~ Sc % 50 $40 Acres 800 |
Alex G. HufYaker to l.. P. Frank
lin " sc Is gu 81 40 Acres zoo ;
b b. d F. j. Emarton to John
G. 10y " pit sw NV 8 81 IS ~ A 800
J. ". Bean TO Rufus Ayers spt
ne 8 81 sc 30.6S Acres e54
& j. w. Bean ~ W. II. Wilkerson
y 81 81 rs and ps ~ 6 ~ VI 40
Acres $500
John Collet - A. S. Dawson pt
NV re 32 81 ~ 5 Acres 40
Eliza N. Wsymer TO j. ". Gil
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Fillmore Line.

Mr.. Philip Davidson, the present
mail carrier between this city and Fill
more, will carry passengers either way
daily. THIS is a convenient mode Of
conveyance which ough. 10 he awaited
Of by the travelling public. H~eadquar-
tiers At Shedrick's Restaurant. where
further particulars will be made known.
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A Handsome Testimonial

tofthe past two years Rev. c. Bal
SON has labored agresably and well in
the Rochester Circuit, n. E. Church,
and met with mnch success. Lately he
was made the recipient Of fine clog
Cabin quilt" made in superb style and
presented to him by the ladies Of Mack
les class. Mrs. Betj, MOughrner Was
the leading spirit in the work, and de.
serves special mention. Mr.. Balson, at
the last Conference, was transferred to
the Empire Circuit. We wish him CIV.
cry success in his new field of labor.
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Livsry and Feed Stable.

Id s;seS. fIne -Bass,-s ant Carrias add
..verytttss eise - ysar mind gEs
nkIt gives us rtssssrs to heshls TO recon-
~ mend 10 o1r frsesds aud all ~sh r. in
II esnthisg in thrir iias the esapfste asd
ns,Ehly faruishsd Livery and fee1 etsbls Of
b ssssts b~sa. Ka.t End the asaArs. rheir
IbAsf sss Dririn : H..rses are sxeeiient. sn5 their
hace ed Car iagesall ssw and Art { - In sly =
nj lsIA. E%~idrs they are xeseial .~eensmo1s'inr
rskuss " Do hsdne.s With esd thrir prices 81
SOS rsssnshls.
n ssrsns to and fr.n the depot ash IN any
sad IL cts ss tssa<censolAtios Of Ps<ssaEer
ts thsu . call.
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si,, Pc snr f.r ..lc ....,

t1ty Pre- err fer sale eh~ap
vii seIi ay haaa> ssinssed
~ OILY noe Arrk ftsu tho sQazr
SfAE$a eteup ;sr wiii exckase~ 10 ,.r
Rk 81 pros<ry Or vita ssy
~ ops Wishing ~ s~Hss~s - -
nd kr . god a. N - the cessfry- Tste-sr-
isis. covered wxb Ape. Sesa Sad, berry
~ csrsat and gssssehsrry tnshes. Crap sue1
stans berlss. Also q tSo 2 on. sn~ sfy.y Hsu Sc
as Gsry sat . half bar Is ~ So ge.d
~ ksae With exo-.irnt esi;ar sn i-rp- ssh and
,ssl ssl Of splsadi1 wsiss 81 tie iocf sf rhs
- J. 3. HC.foS
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Business

We will. after the LIST day OF April
next, self OH goods exclusively for
cash. Those knowing themselves in
Idebted to- as will please settle their
accounts by that time. We mast
GEO. W. GLAZIER. 81
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LOCAL BRETITIES.

- E.. ET
ne ~"
80
"oAp 10 inc new depot Is bein,
rw w.srxx
IHess VINO owS ds oti subscription
hCsIfAYuP tANsnfA TEIYs
LIE You van choice Nebraska spriri
wheat ior seed, go 20 Prices. Ill
a.
: advertisement OF MISSES Condor
AA' ~ ieoNu
.nis "eeA 5 -,-
LAHes aeiegatlon Oh Andrew coun'
visited 81, Joseph during the
ove rgong4a
REMEMERR W. A. Price sells Nc
orssso spring whcat nour ior % ~
MN NocCH talks Oh building AGAIN
the site Of inc Linton House. de-
'eu" ~"
WINTER wheat throughout buchanan
aud Andrew counties Is nov quite green
and looks very promising. "a,
The only house in the county that
gives nine pounds best Orleans sugar
Tor a dollar is W. A. Price.
BESIDES the full supply OF. material
in the Office, we have - lot of
new type. &C., coming. Get ready to
have your job WORK done.
THOSE who owe Us on subscrip.
ton MUsr PASua IMmEpIArELY.
T II R-a..,r.n has tursea orsr snew
He low sells Groceries fer cas,,
nnls and is making money byi both 70,
himself and his customers.
We are glad 70 observe thatRey. Mr..
Gillies has peen continued 1T Savanna.
another year. Nav his lsbers meet with
the success they so well deserve.
cro, ,.:I, 10 a,; : 81 Dab
~ -,
,twa we.ys from to-,lavl aud also ~,
t,,e fur,rino ffaS.srl saui,Y, mi.n.
and cvsa;ue.
~
Ix ,ca,i,,a per.Lr
~ :"
3
"'"' "o' "
IL you want ICED mortgages or
eases 'irswn'ack''owiedg'ncnis taSen'
COLLECTIONS or scttie'hehts maze, soto
+. Aitgeia, aitorhey-at-iaw ana
Notary fnoiic, once ]" front room
-"~.. .
UNTIL We se' ""'
ID ~ nc" quarters VIC WI"
MAKE inc "np'o'euic" N 'ne "
Oh lne ~EaosL'cAs' "n'eh are y
coatcmpiauon. IN stc" weeks ~ iar-
tncst' we nope eae "hcN VIII
oe i~eh again.
WE understand a proposition has
been made by the r.tilroad company I"
lay . track from the coirf-iioise 70 the
depot if the citizens will keep a street
esf running Oh IL o''n"eiS n'''ner'
!. "''
EUN HrF
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Personal.

From the St. Joe Herald we learn
that Judge +. S. Castle, a veteran resi-
dea: Of Andrew county. in company
with his wife and son, returned few
DAYS since from a quite extensive tour
of Southern Kansas. The country he
visited. unfortunately, WAS covered with
snow while he was there. and the Judge
expressed his Intention of visiting it
again in the summer.
b. Il. Danford, County Clerk, and
Messrs. +. w. Joy, w. B. Martindaie
anil. f. Huston attended Coughs lee
ture in st. Joseph last week, and re-
turned home we'll pleased.
j. K. Avis, late of this city, sends US
a cop eaci. of thc Sherman Patriot and
Courier and Dcnison Journal (Texas).
they are fine looking papers, and be-
token thrift and life in that region. Avis
is now ut Mckinney. Texas.
William Chute. Esq. of Bolckow,
called on US in new place Of business
an Wednesday
We last week called on Mr.. Thomas
Is. Upton, at Chambers & Marney's
|dry gools house, st, Joseph, and found
MIN in good health and excellent humor.
lie is always glad to see friends from
Andrew county.
A. p. Espenscheid. special agent and
adjister of the North Missouri Insur-
snce Company, Of st Louis, was in the
city on business a few days ago.
Mr.. j. Is. Beams is in business at st.
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MUSIC.

Miss Sylvia Stone offers her sevices
a. a music teacher to the citizens Of
Savannah. Terms. el3.00 for "a les.
ann. Resideuee at DR.. Stones,
Christian Rfdes. 6syannshsa21g
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Farm for Rent.

f.nsRs lee rinx 10 rent \ god s,,H sn %
ssfS cal. on sIsau q YnuGr two sill -..arh
. esd u Eavanpak on fhs east ar Isc f@xt 81
~ify seres in euitivatiss, ssait srrhsrs s.d
s-.r,.As house. Q able and other cot taiidi.g.
N GOD aaa esn get the place. on rerf ~
k6 ~ 10 terms @r ,vsssg ksisz desiroas 10
NJ ~ plaes inSrsvsd 70 The fiii snent oil the
ns1lSN8. asfETsH -
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Loves Dining Rooms. at. Joe.

We are glad to observe our friend
Loves business rapidly increasing, as
he is every way deserving. His estab-
lishment Opposite the post-ofice) is
frst-class in every particular, and We
cheerfully recommend our Andrew coun
ty friends to give him a trial when they
60 to that city.
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Ar. J. q. II.

(La1 Of y. LoaisJ 2 @
sylis prsfsesienal sevvices 80 the citizensr
puh %. vicinity. 0dhte In Drug Store 'n- No -
Las ssuzrS. es2ts5-
I'M @ n. bivESPJRT. hs~inS laeai-i 10 So
I)urssl oGe,s fs profcsaSsna servers to th-
.ss. Of ksssaa.h sni vlshits, otce & hi-
Il srs u ksia sSr~ei. vse block east OF the
|say .1
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THE place to buy white sugar 10 ct
Prices, where you can get eight
rounds for . dollsv, SID
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XVI have q fall supply Of Blanks for The sss
of Justices Of The Peace and C0nstablee,
which are gotten up In excellent style, and viii
ave the officers . great deal Of iAborioue writing.
hey will be sold cheap, and nquantities 70 sus1
,Iurch .scrs. Office, north side the squire.
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e sesJ.Hszt- g.Zs I-ss bra
az rs ~ s1se-sa sssH{S ~ $40 gf;Ss
81 ,+HsFsgsss srEE .sEJ fasEsssE
a7s aH 5 Trf s1-st.
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SALE.

D f,tas saa authority Of . special DIeesfics
Issusd frsm She Once q the ClerA OF The Circui,
Conrt 81 Duchannsn Iespty, Aissosrf. rseornsblr
1t the yuns tern, ISIS OF sad Coart. anl 60 Ne di-
rsets1 J. IN favor oi Net .su Wsk-1rld and against
Riias n. Davis ssd janice L, Davis I hare ,svisi up-
on and reise 4 ell the r shs. lille late est sad claim
Of shs ssid Eltss n. Dssts enc jane L. Davis Of, In
aid Ia the fol owing deserihsA Real f<sts ts-uit:
The West hal Of The North sAst garter Of saction
thirty tvsts5itu fs~ns Up siKt, one u ofA W
hirty liz &c. sist tbs south ent quarter Of s,c,;ep
Tv.sty siE - IL Tos 1ship sixty one 81 o. Rsss-
thirty sx -; Al.o the soosh hall asd the north Gas,
qlartsr Of the north east quarter of sac tisu twenty
Az 70 iu Township sixty one 81 Of Range thirty sig
-. also tb soata aAsi a1sftsr VI the Gpsth sssi
qu.rtsr Of sestio. tsesiy right - In Township six.
y one 81 Of RanGS Thirty six ~.
ALI lying nd being il said Comfy. sad oAts Of
Missouri ard ] gill. os
WEDNESDAY the Stb DAY o. APRIL
A: D. 1878 bstusss the hosrs 81 aiss o'clock 10 the
,osssoos Esd ave ssioek 10 the sfts- usoa o. tAat
day, OF the south 6sor Of shs Cssst s3csse, IN the
City OF ssvssssh. COanty VI ApArsv afsressiA, ssii
hes mt: Or % nsch thereof - may be seaslrsl. st
pah,ie sAs Ice. ~ tia highest bidder for sSa in
baud, ~tsat1sst 20 oil prior lisns aus judsDssss 70
satisfy said sxeeslos snt costs.
PtNIReKR MgacuR.
March - ls7a. - Sheriff VI AaArsv Co., No.
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Commonwealth Life ms. Co. Of N. Y.
DEPARTMENT.
Offices Rooms 81 Baldwin Block Cor.
4 and Felix streets. st. Joseph No,
n. L. HARRINGTON Presidents
Geo. P. DIXON Vice President
H, C. CARTER Secy. 81
THOS. CULLIGAN Treas. q -
!; ! ! + s S%Sa#TaSsoy3 E. COMMITTEES ties *
John A. O0LMAN. asa. Agent.
The features Of this Co. are Security.
Small Expenses and large dividends.
Solid assets. Equity. Cash loans 10
policy holders. Absolute non-1orfeiturs.
Money invested cannot be lost. Our NJ
ito of asssts to liabilities are larger than
any other Co. We present more fayora-
BILE features for policy holders than any
other Co. Be sure and examine our
plans before insuring- ~,
tt. E. II. BEAUMONT Special Agt.
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AHerneys

NNHar
.,roELp. J: r: h~ssora.y..;.t1.
s.a's. promptly attended to. Jan. ISIS
.,y.y. attorney at law. will prsCiie.
n RI M courts Of Northwest Missouri.
i.nention given 70 business IN the eennts
. ~ ooarts. oace on the west side 81
eIpDrNGs has re -umed thc praes
no.. sfisvs He csn be- found at his old Of
asTS side Of thr pnblie square, savannah,
s.ed,
(. cREENLEE, sttorncy and oeul-
VrA.,,mor atlsw. Particular attention --treu
Ws"as- Oflce on tns south side Of the
No. : sr~ Bank Building. -
vurrrAKER attorney Mt law and
s.~rI Claim Agent, savannah 80. Sol
-, against fhe Goyernmenr or lshd
- A~k par AID bounty, widow and
y h .,,tisas and e<nrra collections Attended
"a rrsst care and psenPtAess. IL
BAKERY, &c.
c sEEDaICK 4 Co. Eaetc bakery.
,sasreiiunrry = drsssarrsn,, ~sss si'.e
isaas's.
CLOTHING, Sc.
sCECs -ER&Co. dealers In r ads
"A. asde clothing, hsts andeaps, boot Anil
~ cpis' furnishing. goods. &H &C., sorta-
ana Of the public saurs. ExanIne or
= nd prices.
HARDWARE, Sc.
cnyrRy, AGO.. dealer IN hArd~sre
.oyu and tinware, north side ofth. SQUARE
c..ssh,: No. JottiAg In Gnwark done o.
. ssdsA -, a5s l.
PHYSICIANS.
h I C. sTONk, N. D., having located IL
ss snnah, Offers his Drofrssfonai s~cryie-r
~ sitiEens Of the city and vicinity. ones,
4 Gde the square, first dsr cast Of The new
j Baildins. aG ~ 81
SOCIETIES.
Il q & T.-Hope Of the VALLEY Lpdge, No
y. meets EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, At
Y hsl, over a. y. SeAusfrr & Co.'S store.
JACOB K. EADER, W. CT.
exasog SIoLp See'y- IL
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@eifesaa .af dgf 70 4, u aasrE
SO asds Gsi1w ms2 M sasa IS
stsq. ,7s1G4saaa % q G.
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Il d 6. T.-Hope of the VALLEY Lpdge, No
y. meets EVERY FRIDAY EvESTSG, at
" hsl. over A. n. Schusfrr E Co.'S sore.
4 .sen Of other lodges are cordially yitvd.
JACOB x. EADER, W. { r.
sxasos AsxoLp, See'y. Il
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PHYSICIANS.

h I C. sTONk, N. D., having located IL
ss snnah, Offers his Drofrssfonai s~cryie-r
~ sitiEens Of the city and vicinity. ones,
q Bnildins. ~. q
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|. scHCs ER CO. dezlcrs In r adv
s,de clothing, hsts andcaps, boot Anil
~. rpis' furnishinK- goods. &H Sc, nosta-
\ sssper Of the public squrs. ExamIne M
= Snd prices. a r.
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IcMyrRy, AGO.. @deslet IN hArd~sre
soys and tinware, north side ofths squarr
E..ssh,. No. JokbiAg In Guwork done o.
= .kiaa -,-a = --.r--.s
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BAKERY, 4c
CLOTHING, &c.

: sEEpaICK 4 Co. Eagle bakery,
ssrlretionery and rssssrrsn., wsst sis.e
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Brief Items.

KIT is unusual TO see corn husking and
cider making this time of year, yet such
sights have been seen the past week. Mr.
G. S. Barnett, near this borough last week
made five barrels of cider, and has more yet
to make.
An act has been passed to authorize the
borough of Thompsontown, Juniata co.,
to borrow money and levy an additional
tax.
Henry j. Mason, for some years phono-
grapher to the legislature in Harrisburg,
was found dead in his bed on Wednesday
morning last.
|NThe river rose so high during the past
week that the road between Marysville and
Duncannon, was impossible for vehicles.
X" Local Option Cider'' is now advertised
for sale in some places, and we do believe
some chap in this place has some of it.
Another lot of new goods are coming up
for f. Mortimer, this week, as he is in the
city, purchasing his third stock for this
season.
( A lad named Frank Spots, of Newport,
was injured on Tuesday last, by falling off
a cart and catching on an iron hook,
I The plows made at the Bloomfield Foun-
dry, are great favorites with the farmers.
The demand is such that, the foundry is
worked to its utmost capacity to fill orders.
The water in Gillet's pond on the North
ern Central railroad was so high few eve
nings ago that 1t almost touched the steps
on the passenger coaches when the north.
ern train passed through.
/ ONLY very few farmers have ~ vet sowed
their oats in this county.
An exchange says that member Of the
Constitutional Convention is trying to get
in section making the killing of light
ning-rod agent only misdemeanor.
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The Tide of Emigration Turned !

Seekers for new homes are pouring into
Southwest Missouri, attracted by the cheap
Lands of the ATLANTIC s. PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY.
This Company offers 100000 Acres of
the finest land in the world, at from so to
$12 per acre, on seven years time, and with
free transportation to all purchasers.
This Road, NEVER BLOCKADED BY
SNOW, is destined to become the national
highway between NEW YORK and SAN
FRANCISCO and to the industrious farm
ers of older States we earnestly recommend
this land of cheap homes, sure that no
where can the poor man find more CRATE
full climate, a better soil, or greater pro-
ductiveness.
For full information, with Maps and
Pamphlets, address: AMOS TUCK, Land
Commissioner, 25 South Fourth Street, St.
Louis. If.
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Cumberland COunty.-From the Cum
berland county papers of last week, we
copy the following:
On Saturday last as Alfred Guilty, team
ster in the employ Of Mr.. VIM. M. Hender-
son, was driving team up North street.
his horses took fright and dashed off at a
lively rate of speed, throwing Mr.. G. out of
the wagon, who sustained serious injuries
by the fall The wagon was almost total
wreck.
The other day while Mr.. John Mccoy,
of Middlesex township, was out cunning
for ducks in the vicinity of the Cave mill,
he narrowly escaped fatal accident by the
premature bursting of the barrel of his gun.
A piece of the barrel struck him on the left
temple, stunning him considerably but did
moi, infict any serious injury. Fortunately
the gun was not heavily loaded, else the
explosion might have been attended with
serious results.
On last Saturday night, during the thun-
der storm, the meat house of Mr.. John
Dechant, proprietor Of the Merchants ho.
tel, Mechanicsburg, was robbed of all It's
contents, of an eatable line Mr.. Dechant
is quite unfortunate, as this is the second
time that the long-fingered gentry have
paid him visit within the past month.
William Barnitz of Shippensburg, had
the end Of his thumb shot off, Wednesday
morning, in manner, we presume, some
what unaccountable to himself He wal
carrying the weapon in his pocket, which
being loaded, accidentally discharged shoot
ing OIL the thumb Of the right hand.
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&C 0Rehind fhe Scenes,,

A very interesting book entitled "Behind
the Scenes in Washington" is now being
issued by the National Publishing Co., Of
Philadelphia. The book gives much val
liable information regarding many subjects
of interest to all. 1t gives sketches of
leading congressman details of the work
ing of the different "rings" that control
legislation descriptions of buildings how
the public money is expended; how the
currency is made what it cost the Pres
ident to live ; how he spends his time and
hundreds of other facts that cannot fail to
interest the people generally. We have no
doubt but what the book will meet with a
ready sale.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
Report of the Central NO-License Commit

The above Committee make the following
report to those citizens Of Perry County, for
whom they were appointed to act by the Bloom
field Convention
The result of the election it is now unneces-
sary to state. The Committee only desire to
say concerning it, that they performed their
duties with proper economy. The pamphlet
prepared and published by the Newport Sub
Committee will be mainly paid for at Newport.
The only other expenses were carriage hire to
one of the meetings, printing tickets and post
age of same and of circular, and publishing of
this report. A surplus over all the expenses is
still held by the Committee, and If not other
wise ordered at q meeting of delegates in May,
IL will be applied to any Court expenses for
necessary prosecutions, If such should arise, as
may be necessary even before the May Court,
and that not with reference to houses licensed
at May Court of last year. For this purpose,
the Central Committee will still act and work, 4,
and expects the township and borough COM
mittees to act and work until the general meet
ing during the May Court, communicating
when necessary, with the Central Committee
If for no other purpose, such information will
enable the Central Committee to know where
constables do not report according to law. The
Committee have legal advice for saying that
by the law there Is no need of notice OF stop
page to be given to sellers, other than the usual
notice of other laws, viz: publication which
has been already given and on infringement of
rants selling anything which intoxicates, in vio-
lation of law, or druggists deviating from
the strict letter of the law regulating their
special licenses.
Each township and borough committee is re-
quested to see to the enforcement of the law in
its own locality, and it is requested of all good
citizens that without fear or favor, they will
lend their aid to the enforcement of what is
now the law of the county. Any township or
borough suffering from the continued violation
of the law, has only itself to blame, for with
proper effort, the law can be easily vindicated,
and the fines and penalties of Imprisonment,
provided for by the State law Con which the
offender is thrown) are sufficient to carry out
this law, if acted upon. For devsing the ne
cessary means for the continued enforcement
of the law, the subcommittee of each town.
ship will report IN person, on TUESDAY, of
May Court, to the Chairman of the Central
Committee, who will inform them of the place
of meeting on the evening of that day, and any
absent, will send reliable substitutes with
written credentials. AS well said In the call OF
the Cumberland County Committee for like
work, "our friends in defeated counties look
for our aid intheir own future efforts, by our
showing the good results of the law well en-
forced"
Is st CENTRAL COMMITTEE.