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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-06

'TuERE are 100000 Jews in Pc
land, the lumber having nearly
duadrnplcd since 1916. : sni@1
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-06

CmAMPAeNE has gone mp SO per
case, bat the rise is unwarrantcd,
as apple cores and logwood haven't
advanced q cent. Ia ~ ill., y /
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-06
Editor.

Why is the water like Cupid
Because it. is tho 'go-bctween
which forms mutual attachment.
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Trains run by Detroit time.
Passengers from North Western
Michigan to'the Capital of the State
and Jackson, Detroit, &C., will make
direct connection at Howard City with
this Road. 4. .sa
A. II, REESE. Gent Supt.
J. W. BRO Hey, Gcn'l Ticket Agt.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-06

Sin HENnY HOLLAND, tho we'll
known English author and physician
il dead. ~. eg
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-06

A CAT at Nicholasville, KY,
has three kittens aud three squir-
rcls in her family.
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AtJackson- Close onnectionsare made with Mich
igan Central. Jackson, lansing d Saginaw, and
Grand River Valley snd Michigan Air Line
Railroads.
Al Jonesville--With Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railroad.
At Bankers-WIth Detroit, lIillsdale b Indiana
Railroad.
At Waterioo-with Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern (Air Line).
At Auburn Junction-with Detroit Eel River q
Illinois Railroad.
At Fort waync-With Pittsburg. Fort Wayne b
Chicago; Toledo, Wabash a. Western, and Fort
Wayne, Muncic a. Cincinnati; and Cincinnati
Richmond q Fort Wayne Railroads.
NJ. w. A. ERNST, Supt
ROBERT RILLfH. General Ticket Agent.
AuOust Al lagy.
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WORKING people compose one half
the population Of Paris. ,
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ALL CLNVISSERS

AND active responsible persons who wish the pay
Ing agency In America, should send mt once for
circuIvrs giving terms OF any OF the following
books. Did you ever zee 30 many big selling
books advertised by one firm Everybod comedies
that our publications beat the world. Better sub
jects, by the most powerful authors, gotten up In
better STYLE and sold for less money giving better
terms than anybodx cdn. Why because we pub
Iish the best books oursrlves. We general agents
discounts.to our agents. Try our books when oil
other business fails.
ACiII MIS- WANTED.
The charming chrome THROW PHysIc TO TIVE
Does," which IL given away with DIR. Foote's
truly Wonderful work.
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MOTHER GOOSE.

~ on NATIONAL NURsERf RNrNEs.
Set TO Music J. w. Elliott, with ~ beautiful
Illustrations engraved BY the Brothers Dali
ziel Boards, $3.50 splsndidly bound in
cloth, gilt edges, s2.So. y "' ''4o' 20 ~
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Jackson Lansing & Saginaw R. R,
TRAINS NORTH.

The most direct route to the great Lumber and
Salt regions OF the Saginaw Valley, and the
Magnetic medicinal Springs Of
st. Louis.
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ASK FOR N0vELLo's EDrTI0Nss isa
Address, J. L. PErrRs. 500 Broadway n. II
Agent for Novelties Cheap Music.
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Send for Catalogues Z
NoyrLLo'S c Cheap MUSIC.

Novelties 0lccs. Part Songs, etc. @ 10 II cents
Novelties Church Music. ............s to ~ cents
Novelties Octave Edition Of Operas
Price, si;or q, bound In cloth, gilt edges.
Novelties Octave Edition Of Oratorios.
In paper from 90 cts to 81 cloth, with gilt edges,
80 81 TO t2each. OF ''
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WIsHART's PINE TREE
Tar Cordial,
NATURE'SGREAT REMEDY
ron the
Throat and Lungs.
Throat and Lungs.

It Is gratifying to us to inform the public that
DR.. L. Q. c. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for
Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an enviable
reputation from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast,
and from thence to some OF the first families Eof
Europe. not through the press alone, but by per-
sons throughout the States actually benefited
and cured at his Office. While he publishes less
so say our reporters, he is unable to supply the
demand. Itgains and holds Its reputation
First. Not by stopping cough, but by loosen
ing and assisting nature to throw ofthe unhealthy
matter collected about the throat and bronchial
tubes, srhich causes irritation.
Second. 1t removes the cause Of irritation
(Which produces cough OF the mucous MEM
brane and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to act
and throw of the unhealthy secretior, and puri
Aes the blood.
Third. 1t is free from squills, lobcIfa, ipecae
and opium, OF which most throat and lung RENE
dies are composed, which alley cough only, and
disorganize the stomach. It has a soothing effect
on the stomach, acts on the liver and Kidneys, and
Emphatic and nervous regions, thus reaching to
every part OF the system and In its invigorating
and durifying effects 1t has gained reputation
which It must hold above all ethersin tho Market
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Hdbts of DssslpotioN, sfc, IN eli their rtsrrs. al
little expense, little or no changein Diet mo- in
convenience, and no exposure, il ssuses frc-
thereby removing DISTINCTIONS. Preventing and
Curing Structures Of the Urstha, Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, % frequent In this class Of die
ssses, and expslling all Poison Gus matter.
nA1METD EXTRACT DUCHU. r,
ei.oopcr bottle or SIX bottles fer = 90 delivered
By drpggists syerywhers, Prepared By
KkARNKY q CO., io4 Duane g.. N. =.
70 whom all letters for information should %
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Darts kVn. thg Devil !; on Cusia A6u,ed.
TIVE VIEW RExEDy ron RuPTUHE:

a ncA Important hrssNfion,- Sulh BY The Eiastic'
Truss Co, No, -5ss Bfndway. N. !. eics II retains
Rupture absolutely in esse rndscomsort, night andi
day ut all tiines and uhder I'll circumstances.
without any eycsryScn whatever In any cass, and
shouid'ncv~r Do s6&~n on during Tho short time
qnisite to effect apermsnentcute. Sent by mail.
Circulars free. Any Druggst cr Physician wilh
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In the above locations can be round
some Of the BEST Farming and Zine land
in the State lying for twenty miles on
either side Of the surveyed line OF the
road ssd they embrace every variety .
soil With heavy and Eht timber: and are
In section OF Michigan now bsing rapid.
Iyicveioped BY rsilreadasd other enter.
Prises. roia,,
FARMING LANDS '
Are sold ON . reasonable credit, to
actual settlers, one susrterl Of purchase
money down, interest seven per cent.
NB-Sctsiers on any OF these lands o.
the q. r 81 r. R. Co., or on any Of the
Isnds Owned In CommoR.' In the town
ships shove dssignnssd win
- HAVE THF PRErERExCE iuf
or purchssing their lands, BY giving the
once Prcmpt Net or their vishep spoa
reading this Advertisement end d~sienat-
ing their postofice address.
FOR any infornssion eoacersing the
lands. price u oestieu eto sddress
WV, a. u0yARp,
Land commi.sioner, 6rsrd kspids. e
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Owned I'm Common"

with the +. 4 P. u. Railway Company.snd
located In the follow ing townships, to. Wit:
No IA and Is, Range q; IA, Is, Is end
10. Range Q; No. u, Is, Is, n, IL and 10,
Range q; No. Is. Is and II, Range 10; No.
Is, l6, IL, Is and 10. Range II; No. IL, 10,
Il, Is and 10, Range II, west; will al,o bs
forsa At the Office ofthe q. r. 4 ]. X. r..
In In
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coo 600 ACRES
OfsPLRNDlD
Farming and Pias Lands
ni roria,rr FOR sAIBi rio

TIE isnds belonging to theGrant ofthe
Grand Rapids 1 Indiana Railruad Co,
Are nov being brought into market,
Particularly such Of them
Asare situated in Townships numbered
from 10 to n NJ; and In Ranges from 8to
- w., inclusive, and in the counties Of
Kent, Ncwayso. Montcalm, Mecosta, Wex-
ford, Manistec, Misssukee, Clare, Like
and ISABELLA. The lands also
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-06

1A11A<A - - - - -
FLUID ExTR ACT DUcHu.
IL the only Known Remedy for Brights, Dis
ease. and has cured every case Of Diabetes n
of the Bladder and Inflammation of the Kidneys.
liberation OF tho Kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
tion Of Urinc, Diseases Of the Prostate Gland.
Stone In tho Bladder, Gravel, Brick Duet Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for Nm
feeblcd and Delicate Cons titutions Of both SexeN
attended with tho following symptoms; Loss
Of Power; Loss Of Memory, Dificnlty Of Breath
ing, Weak Nerves, Wakcfulnees, Pain In the
Back, Flushing OF the Body, Kuphcn on the
Pace, Pallid Countsnance, Lassitude OF the
System, etc.
Used By persons IN the declioe or change Of
life, after Confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
IN many affections peculiar 10 ladies', tho Kx-
tract B1chu H. .uneQualcd BY any other remedy
A In Chlorosis or Retention, Inequality, Pain
fuincss or Suppression Of Customary Kvacuations
Ulceratcd or echirrus state OF tho Uterus, Leu
pisints iscidcnt to the sex. IL 10 prceoribed
extcnslvely By the most eminent Physicisns and
Midwives for enfseblcd and delicate oonstiu-
tioua NJ both sexoa and All a0eo. .Iafrffftf.. r..
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=. 7. BARNUM, aon'l Agent,
lis Woodward Ave. Detroit.
Manufacture Of Iron, Copper and Brass Wire,
Wire Cloth, Boiling Cloth, Burr Mill Stonee,
Broom Wira and Irvine, Copper Weather vancs,
Wire Counter Railing, Wire Fencing and Oma.
mental Wire Work.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-25
to Death.

From a friend in Platte township we
learn that a fatal case of poisoning oc-
cured in that township last week which
should prove a warning to others. LIE.
grand Hewett picked up some tuberous
roots on some bottom land and suppos-
ing them to be ~spikenard, ate some Of
them and put Others in his pocket. On
Friday afternoon, after supper rs
they were burning prairie, he gave
some to his brother, who ate some, and
Legrand ate some more himself. lie
came home and went to bed, apparent-
~ well as ever, at ha1fpst 10 O'Clock.
At ii O'Clock he was taken with a n
vnlsion, and was not perfectly ra-
tional when he came out of it. He
was soon past swallowing, had repeated
commissions (thirteen. we are toldo, and
died at 2 o'clock, three hours from the
first apparent symptoms. He leaves
a wife and two small children. The
brother ate about the size of his fingers
of the root; commenced vomiting about
2 o'clock; had his stomach thoroughly
rinsed and took some medicine. He
had a severe convulsion at h~alf-past4 4,
but recovered. Our correspondent in
forms us that others have been using
the roots for their medicinal qualities"
and it is hoped that this will put a stop
to it. We are told that the roots which
caused n persons death and nearly
another, was that Of wild parsnips.
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Georeetown. Colorado.

As many of our citizens are aBtic-
ipating q trip to the far West this spring,
it may be interesting to them to know
that the prospect for business in the
above mentioned locality is, according
to accounts Just received from our old
friend and neigbbor D. e. Warner,
much better than We can reasonably
expect at home for the next twelve
months. He reports Georgetown to be
situated in a canyon between mountains
a mile high, and at the time of writing
enjoying the pleasant prospect of being
snow bound for a few days. His report
OF days wages is good, being from three
to four dollars per day, and eight to ten
dollars for a man and team, and says
there will be no danger but that wages
Will be good all summer. He says there
are some. excellent mines in that vicinity,
one in particular paying IS per cent. sill
yer; and others varying from 30 to 80
per cent, and those who have a DISPOSE
ton to dig can find full scope for their
latent abilities in this line at remuner-
alive prices. David is a whole-souled
young man, and desires that others who
are going his way may profit by his ex-
perience. He reports that with his pres
ent knowledge of goods and prices as he
tinds them in that country, he could
decidedly have bettered his con-
dition BY laying in a years supply before
he left here. -
Now, to all this we would call the at
tention of those about to emigrate, and
feel confident that we can gil the de-
mand for articles of wearing apparel
and all such supplies as will be necessary
to take to this far distant land. We
would invite your attention to our Few
stock of goods, selected chiefly on ac-
count of their cheapness and durability.
Hats, caps, boots and shoes of all sorts
and sizes, we have in p~rofusion, and at
prices SO low that those who once BUY
to TRY will ever after B Wy of j. H.
TYNER, south side the Public Square.
p. S.-We anticipate there will be
hustle enough about the ladies, if any
are intending to take this trip, to make
it useless to recommend anything in that
line we may have on hand. In con-
clusion: "Come, ye d~isconsolate," and
we will try and send you on your way
rejoicing Y your good fortune in pur-
chasing at Tyner's.
N. B.-For further particulars, in
quire within.
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Cherry Grove Items.

The election of School Directors al
this place came off IN Saturday, April
IL. James Brooks, William Starr and
S. o. Daily were elected.
W. are glad to learn that Colonel Nc
Carly has not rented his shop, as re-
ported. but has resumed business at his
old stand.
Our Sunday-school. under the care
of the excellent Superintendent, James
Burns, is in a fi~ourishing condition.
Mr.. j. c. Brooks. of this place, ha:
been elected Clerk of the Township
Board of Education.
1t "a rumored here last Saturday
that III Lyceum had been challenged
to meet the Lyceum at the Petree school
house in a field of mental combat. AL.
though disOrganizcd, we called together
our scattered host and marched to
the scene of action. On our arrival we
found them %unprepared to cope with
such an adversary; 30 the Cherry
Grove-ites (W. l.. Daily, James Brooks,
James Burns and james Ryan, re-
turned to their native soil, feeling quite
egotistical.
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Fillmore ItAma.

Mr.. Pope lost his smoke-house by fire
on Tuesday morning, with all the mea,
with which it was filed.
Quite i smash-up took place recently
occasioned by the team of james Spenc,
running of. The buggy was literally
smashed to pieces and Mr.. Spence wa.
badly bruised, although his son, wht
was with him, escaped uihurt.
Two horses, that were attached TO :
wagon, while being driven ON the fer
ry-boat neal HOLSTERS Mill, fell into the
river and were drowned
Mr.. Dawson, of the hack line be
tween Fillmore and Savannah, report;
business improving.
IT" sends the following under date
of April 10, to the Holt County SENT.
mel; but, luckily, this is a free country,
and we Gull u county locals where.
ever we find them:
The town of Fillmore is beautifully
located in a very rich, fertile country,
neal the euphonious and historic Nod.
away river, having its environs of beau
tiful groves of walnut, ash, elm, linn,
etc, giving It almost Il Paradisical ap-
pearance, riyaling in the beauty of its
scenery its sister town of Oregon.
Fillmore, on account of distance from
the railroad, has not been improving.
but rather retrogading, until recently il
has taken a new start. Several new
buildings have gone up recently, one
large store room, over which there is a
Masonic Hall. Fall wheat Is looking
well, of which there is a good breadth
sOwn.
The "Woodcock Seminary" four
miles north of this, was consumed by fire
on Saturday night last. It is supposed
to have been the work of an incen0iary.
There was a difficulty in regard to the
title, about which Judge WoOdcock and
others were contending, and it is sup
posed that some one, whether or not
to n of the parties, conclu-
ded in that way to end the contention.
No insurance. 40 GtUG
MI. Frank Sutton. an old bachelor
of this town, is building himself a fine
residence IN the corporate limits of FIJI
more, and when It is complete then
look out, girls, for Frank means business.
Mr.. Samuel Warner has rebuilt the
mill-dam, so as to be safe
the spring rises, and is doing a
good business in grinding for the hum
gry. He makes very good flour,
and is giving general satisfaction. He
also contemplates rebuilding and enlarg-
ing the mill shortly, and expects to be
able to accommodate all the farmers in
Holt and all the COMMITTEES adjoining, who
may favor him with a call.
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Amazonia Items.

There is increased activity in building
circles. and a number of dwellings are
being put up.
George W. Alexander babe farewell
to his friends last week, and took the
northern train bound for the State Of
matrimony. He~was accompanied by
Miss Maggie Dunlap. "tH lI
Anumber of gentlemen from Savan-
nah have permitted us to look upon
their beaming ~countenances this week.
Some boys were examined before
Justice Stinson on Monday, charged
with stealing some old iron near Noda-
way. Having no counsel, Mr.. L. X.
Knowles volunteered his services, and
was assisted by Mr.. j. Ryan. At the
close of the examination Mr.. George
Bryan, for the State, said he had the
wrong party, so the boys were released.
The river continued to fall during the
week.
Three mountain boats passed up dur
ing the week ending Wednesday.
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Temperance Meeting on Mon
70 q day Night. hh J

A goodly number of citizens met q
the Courthouse. in pursuance of q call
previously made, a large number Of
ladies being present.
The meeting was organized by the Sc
lection of DR.. b. L. G. Stone as Chair
man and B. NJ. Danford, Esq, as Secres.
airy. II
The following ticket was then placed
in nomination: 3
For Mayor. w. Joy. Assessor
d. T. Russell. COuncilmen- First
Ward, s. +. Garrett; Second Ward, j.
II. Tyner; Third Ward, O. +. Paul
Fourth Ward, William Caldwell; Fifth
Ward, H. II. Dobbins.
After the nomination of the above
ticket, addresseswer made by the Rev,
Messrs. Tate, rGillies and Cruikshank
when the meeting adjourned.
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Items.

Miss Ella Bradford, from California,
is visiting her friends here. who are
glad to see her. She will probably re.
main till the first of June.
William S. Bradford started for Cal
ifornia on the 10th inst, and d. W.
Stewart for Colorado on the 14th.
81 Ages blacksmith shop is prepared to
mend plows and other farming nipple.
ments.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Samuel Gibson and Cafher:n me
w Gibson, his wife, by their certain deed OF
trust, dated the 18th day of June, 1871, and re-
corded in the Recorders Office Of Andrew coun-
ty, In Deed Book II, conveyed to the undersigned
David Walter, all their right, title, interest and
estate in and to the following described real es-
tate, situated in the county Of Andrew, State of
Missouri, viz: One hundred acres OF the south
end Of the northeast quarter; and the north half
quarter Of the southwest quarter; all in section
one Q), of township fifty-nine (59), of range
thirty four 60. Which said conveyance was
made In trust to secure the payment of one GER
whereas, the said note has become due and is
unpaid, now, therefore, in accordance with the
provision Of said deed of trust, and ut the re-
quest Of the legal holder Of said note, ! shall pro-
coed to sell the above described real estate ut
Savannah, In the county Of Andrew, State
Aforesaid, TO the highest bidder, for cash ct pub
lie auction, on
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Personal.

Harrison Billmire, Esq, a prominen,
citizen of Flag Springs, was a visitor a,
our Office on Friday.
Mr.. Kellogg, of Maryville, and Ella.
Parker, of WhitesvIlle, dropped in to SET
us on Monday. -
Mr.. Alexander, late of this county, but
now living in Nodaway, paid us a visit
on Monday.
VIM. +. Chute, Esq, of Bolckow, ia.
vored us with Il call on Tuesday.
Phillip Lewis, late of Rochester town.
ship, has pitched his tent" near Plum
Grove, Butler county, Kansas.
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TAXPAYERS


THE delinquent Tax List for the year, lsee-10
IL 7l-79 are now IN my hands for collection
1 lind In section Ils Of the Revenue Law ofIs7;
n.s ali iawfnj means TO collect Ill, the taxel
Which /, they are required to collect IN thsiI res.
nsctiye counties, and to that end they shall hays
power to seize and sell the goods aud chs1eis
a. nnofs and chstteIs are or may be Required ID
he seized and sold Under execnffon Issued ..
Judgment Ut law and no property shal be exempt
froin seizure or sale for axes; ! nope g en'
v.t I intend TO follow the law to the best 81 my
ability. o. ndn- rnnr
37E Cohec'or OF
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BoIckow Items.

Hardin Messic. Dudley Messic,
Jim Westcot, John Allison, Samuel
sDysart, LAT. McLane, Horace Mckee
and NJ. E. Allison & Co. were all re-
'ceiving hogs and cattle here last Fri
day, shipping fifteen a loads Of stock
on Friday and Saturday. rot nr
Some mon blowing on Dr.. Browns
farm, on Platte river, a few days ago.
ploNed up some roots they took to be
snikeuard and commenced eating them.
In three hours one Of them. by the name
of Huett, was dead. The other only
survived by the aid Of vomiting. The
deceased lcavesa wife and two children.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-25

STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sci
goods on cr0dit; 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 fol
cash than any body can on credit.
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Commonwealth Life lns. Co. Of N. Y.
ST. JOSEPH DEPARTMENT

Offices Rooms 6 Z Baldwin Block Cor.
1 and Felix streets. st. Joseph Nc,
NJ. L. HARRINGTON President
Geo. p. DIXON Vice President 5
II, C. CARTER Secy.
THOS. CULLIGAN Treas.
n. T. Baldwin,
A 4. + /. sMIH \ Ez' Comm Committee tee
JOHN A. DoLMAN, Gen. Agent.
The features of this Co. are Security.
Small Expenses and large dividends.
Solid assets. Equity. Cash loans to
policy holders. Absolute non-forfeiture.
Money invested cannot be lost. Our ra-
ito Of assets to liabilities are larger than
any other Co. We present more favora-
bic features for policy holders than any
other Co. Be sure and examine our
plans before ipsuring.
il. E. H. BEAUMONT, Special Agt.
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Final Settlement.

CREDITORS and all others interested In the
u estate Of Samuel Pistole, deceased, will take
notice that ut the next term Of the Probate Court
TO be held at the Office Of the Judge of said Court,
In Savannah, Andrew county, Missouri, on Nom
day, the 18th day of June, 1873, I will ma ke final
settlement OF said estate, and ask to be discharged
from further administration.
VINCENT WILSON,
zS Administrator OF 8. Pistole, dec.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-25

Our subscribers in the county will
have to pay postage on the REPUBLICAN
from the first of July next Congress
passed the law that NJ free matter
whatever should pass through the
mails
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st. Louis Democrat and the An
drew County Republican for
$3.50.
New subscribers can have both the
Democrat and the REPUBLICAN for two
dollars and a half in advance. This
excellent opportunity of getting the
leading paper in the State and county
should be largely availed ofby those
who are taking neither.