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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
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nkIITI0uJ LEA PERKINS,
OAU IIUN .WorcesteIshire Sauce
Buyers are cautioned " avoid the numerous COun-
terfeits aud limitations offered fer sale
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, New York,
oct.l5-lyeod Agents for the United States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
For tho HOLIDAYS.

~ htio rfou0dNSs
Odor Cases ID ye'yct, Russia Leather AMI Rose
wood.
Cigar cases in Russia Leather.
Antique BruuZe5.
Gold and SILVER Capped pungenis
Cut Glass g iluguus IN pair, and set s.
wax Flower Mtlurll., ilOf3 and Tools.
bohemian ami Cut Y as sets
Poke. Matcl Boxes IN faSall Leather and CIT
Bronze. -
Bouquet Holders, Flour Vases and Mantel orna-
ments. ~
French Plate Toilet Mirror.
Hair Brushes and COMBS.
Powder Pulls and Boxes.
Novelties m Ptrfuncry
Sundfles In Relic Wood. Scotch Plaid WdOE, Rose
Moo, Turkish Wood, Russia Leather. swiss Carved
Wood, Satinw0od
Thermometers in groat variety,
AT uniformly low pilcts at
, 1873-08-08
A Tule OF q Cnts

Tho number Of livcB which cat poBssssea has
always boon matter of dispute, somo oontond-
Ing that nino woro the proper allowance; while
nthera stoutly asaort that the felino race ia no
more gifted in this respect than other animals.
TO this lattor theory Alr. Joncg, OF Milton.
Mass.. WAS atrong adhoront, until recent clr-
oun,stanco coming under his observation, loft
him in painful state OF uncertainty in regard
to the matter Having fow Hupornnmerary
kittens about the house, he determinrd to got
tied 8 stone about her neck, and, plumping her
into pail Of watcr, wnlkod on, lowing her to
her untimoly fnte In about bali an hour ho M
the garden. Tho next morning, nearly twonty-
four hours aftor tho burial, ,whilo passing
through. tho garden, he heard strange noises,
and upon investigation found thoy proceeded
from tho uow-made grave Of tho supposed de-
funot feline, upon opening which disclosea the
alarming faot that either there was live cat, Or
particularly lively doad ono, tho hrst apponr-
Ing to him the most reasonable, aB tho resur-
rected tabby possessed an astonishing appetite,
mud is still living. moving, aud having hor boine
aftor tho manuor Of cats in general. II any ont
now asks AR. Jones how many lives q cat has he
replies that ho ia certain they havo two, mid If
ready to take stock In tho other sovon.
, 1873-08-08

1NSTRUcTION.
f1fAVEnA0K goILEGE and HUDSON. RIVER;
i 18th @ "a ~
pills: largo gymnasium and drill hill Special ndyanAKos
In all lnpa rtmoua. Term opsnh aclt a. Rev AlONZO
FI.AOK. A. H., President. Clayora.k, NJ
-TIVIL AND MKUiIANi0ALr EEoINEERINa A
- t,e Rensso!asr PoIysschnl9 lnss.late Try, n X:
o'oh tsis eou1sry ye 1.aaste: osts sieent pe:Ias.
Haopens Sept. IT, For tls Annual nogSa!, cont*'nnR
1paf;e e * sqdy H9a @ psrs''ars addre''
GOTHIO HALL. STAMFORD. CONN.
hns'h ff'nS in Ynaus Smn G9asa Iaa. s'0''
catalogue apply to Missss and CHASE
GREYfoQK .INNTTTUrE, SOUTH, WILLIAMS.
" town, Horkshiso County, Ma,s ,Estshil.!ira & "
Psins!ps 1884, fanY reoo fer h"S" s S
s'sF opens aug iiisNJ. F. Mis K H. p7c'Da'
r EDLE SCHOOL, syRAOusE, NJ ET,iMaii 4
1saa IT, Roy p l''inann y; T. H. , n.," s.,i
J. %slRSGeHkifSy6 SRGkS6. II ssSs'ass.N ssfsa''ss IL y
TFAPIRWo0n. INsTlT!1rE FoR YnuSt; ~,
MI dles PttsAe. MHas. kno%n ff e 'his; ytasi IT, to"
V. Bpear. Prnvipal. ----------
I5ENNsYLVANIA hllLlTAnY hChTEMY, o'!:S- rs;
Reaun1t aeaunds annie buains handsome a oa,aa..
tonrso of stndoa estesiso Tharm'Sh tn,'tnc'i"n u
si4s''s sf's F9E f.'f'S55 M 5R ;Rse'y ys sS ''H2 G ;
nH9ss1No r to ' rGS65fa:F rG6 FhS # r. A?fT
, 1873-08-08

lITANTItD-TO RENr-RY A PROMPT PAYING
" tonan honse Of medium stzo; a.t DO II ss Gsoa
Wit, fu1l particulars proo. TO-, -, Tttoune oilcn.
IYANTKD--To ,nENr-qN MADIsoN-sT; nE,
W tWucu Union Pu1k and 1nlAted.st., ANAL aoro;
viii buy fixtures ii reasonabio, hddrcas apply imns
dIntsly, Mt GJ5 tyost Lhko:st.
, 1873-08-08

1;,on sALE-NDIL.ER AND ENu1NE, TtlnEE
II hprts.IInMer, in obmrDte running order. u. IL,
biANDEVfLhN, ia Twcn1y,abcona.at.
IiTANIED - BKOOND-lfAND WOODWORKING
w machines:
| sur{aGer about q lnohHs.
upright hlIAplnR .nlA chino.
p,wcr tuo1t!cb, u,pli,,., sIle.
tsnon machine. 70 ont nbout 8 Inches.
Hturtpyoht blower, h1u,t No. 4. ..
AdarS.s y Latter WITH gEiap o1g snd .ss Tho5s ns
U,oAkoy. ~ and 10 Lakc.st.. Chicago.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Holt County Items.


Hog shipping commences this week.
MeS>rs. T. 5. Bragg. V. L. Graham
and Henry Watson will ship from For
est City and Forbes twenty-fou carloads
destination, ST. Louis.
There is shepherd dog in Forest
City, the property OF James Sedwick.
who takes the cows to the prairie every
morning. watches them during the day
aud brings them to town every evening.
Valuable dog. this.
In Oregon. Mrs. Melinda WatrouS,
daughter OF RllIni Burnett. ESD, and
r"n1prt of Anslrm Watrous, departed
this lie AT Ol. O'Clock \. NJ. on the sd
day of November, 1868. aged b years.
Deceased was n OF the first white chill
drcn born in Holt county.
On Thursday of lat week. AT Bige-
low, deputy Sheriff Alkire, having ar
rested one Green Prnnick. charged
with DEMONSTRATING, Il mob OF some thir-
ty men gathered in town. and wrested
the prisoner from the custody of the Off
Ger, and strung him up. A rope was
fastened around Peraich'S neck and he
WAS thrice hoisted some seven feet off
the ground. As il was not the intention
Of the mob t. take his life. he was re-
leased and turned over to the consta-
bic. An examination before Squire
Long WAS had. and the prisoner was
To iail to await his trill At the De-
cember term of the Holt County Circuit
Cont
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05

Cr2l<rM,s CONES hut once a year, but ST.
SiCIIUt ~, the beautiful new Magazine for
t,irI- and Boy, just published by Scribner 4
o.. of New York, comes every month.
Il /, tall of good ihings, Pictures. Stprie.,
Talks with Children. Historical Sketches, Fairy
Tales, Nursery Rhymes, JingieS, Puzzles: etc
There arr two Serial Stories, WHAT
MIGHT HAVE BEEN ENPECfED,n Il story
for Boys, al fraiy comm need by Frank X.
stockton. one ut the best writers for Children in
lie country. The seen. lays in Virginia. The
Boy Her. ha, started on with Il gun on his
shoulder, AMI yoI NAV be sur. there Will be no
end To- Fan uui Adventure. In" other Is Il story
f,r Girls, ..NiNPD', Troubles by Olive
January. The EiiIogs sIy:-"lts = good
strrlg helpful story OF Girl Life, and will BE-
full OF interest Cor both girls AMI boys We are
upi SIRE but the boy will like the girls story
the best, and tn girls b. most delighted with
Th,n there is JACk-!N-TiiE-PGLPIT who
tell tn chiidreu the most Curious things they
ever heard.
81. NICHOLAS has already won the hearts
Of Tn. young-i,ihs who are eagerly eNpectInsihe
next numb y. The Publishers have ISSUED a
very amusing picture, entitled L!tile Chitifen
irving Tor ~. Nicholas.
II j. he m ,-t heautiiuI Magazine ever Issued,
and il has u hundred delightful suggestions for
the I.iuir-Enlks- Indeed you tiiisi IN lis pages
something for, all, from Grladpapa and Grand
mama To the iIby.
The Publishers say, they mean to 1naSe il just
~ good ard helpful 10 il.e children rs they can
They want .lGO co children made Happy by 81.
NItiIOL : before the Holidays. PEICs, s.. 90
! YElR-OSE PRICE To All: ST. NICHOLAS
j. for sale bv ali News Dealers and subscrip-
tinus are received hy all Booksellers, Post Mas
tiers ard Publishers OF Newspapers, and by
S~C..liSNEi; II y 6I Broadway, y. \.
p. =. The ASDREY COUNTY ltEPUBLlctN AMI
the ST. NICHOLAS will hr sen; 10 one address
ON, wear tor FOUR DOLLARS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Rochester Items.

We have nothing sensational IL report
from our CITY. Political intrigue and
yaultmg ambition are quiet OH the east
bank OF the Platte.
Business in town last Saturday was
good.
NJ. g. Ruby, the popular ,lruggis.,
has renovated hi drug store and opened
put a fine stock OF goods.
Mr.. Eli Smith has Op ned 4 nov store
in the Checkley buildinr. and offers Il
full stock of goods at hard times prices
to his many customers.
The Cuban war is losing ground AMI
"iyin" WAY t. the sober, sound thought
of the people. Doctor Glcrranl Captain
Lewis are tha principal advocates OF 4
war with Spain. They are not danger
"usly insane on III subject.
The Coag Menium ClIr. in common
with the citizens. was favored with Il
very fine lecture by Mrs. Paiilip>, of st.
Louis. last Friday ni-h.. on the Rise.
progress AID destiny or the American
Republic" a. foreshadoHci by the
oracles Of divine prophecy. She VA,
listened To attcntiyeiy and. 1T its close,
was rendered i unanimous vote oil
thanks.
The high school. il charge of c. d.
Powers. is succeeding finely.
Thine for peace, ALAMO.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Personal,

Hon. y. Il. Brown, orr efficient Rep
sentative iii the State Legislature, was
a visitor at our office on Tuesday. TIE
doctor informs us he is about making 4
visit to his mother in Morgan county,
Illinois, whom he has not seen for Il
number of years. The old lady will
doubtless rejoice to see her long absent
son, and may properly feel an honest
pride in his success in the land he has
selected as his home, regarded from Il
professional, business, political or social
standpoint. The doctor has been emf
nently successful in whatever he has I'M
taken.
We acknowledge calls this week from
George Blame and Lewis Gibson, Union
Star; Ii. Robertson, Fillmore; Daniel
Hileman and Jas. West. Bolckow: 4.
J. Deshazo. DR.. McNab. Michael Thomp-
son and Judge David Bonham, of the
northeast part of the county.
X. c. LanderS, of this county. who
has been TO Colorado operating in the
mines, returned here on a visit some
time since. He was about returning.
but hearing Of the hard times there.
will stay in this county for the present.
A valuable specimen of gold quartz was
presented us by Mr.. Landers, the other
day, which gives evidence of the great
value of the Colorado mines.
The professional card of DR.. Fry, of
Empire Prairie, will he seen in our al
vcrtising columns this week. The doe
tor is an excellent dentist, and we rec
ommend persons needing any work done
in his line to give him Il call.
W. ii. Lancaster, of Indiana. has our
thanks for a couple of indianapolis
papers.
William Daun. al Whitesville, advcr-
tises elsewhere that he will do WAGON
making in the best style of workman
ship cheap for cash. Those in need OF
new wagons or repairing, should give
him "A call.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
W. A. PRICES COLUMN.

I W. A. PRICE sells the finest fall
wheat flour for 50 - per 100 lbs.
If YOU want II lbs. good sugar for n
dollar, go to W. \. Prices.
You III get a pnunl of good tea for
10 cents at W. A. Prices.
THE best spring wheat -four in the
city is sold by ". A. Price for 81 %
per 100.
CHEsTSUTs just received by W. A.
Price.
If You want the hest VINEGAR. 20 t.
W. y. Price; 30 cents per gallon.
BrCKwHEAT lour-a superior article
j Just received by ". A. Price.
w. 4. PRICE has been selling gro
ceries in his same old stand for twenty
years, and has managed to live on small
er profits than am other man that ever
did sell goods in Savannah.
FOUR pounds choice green Rio coffee
at W. a. Prices for one dollar.
NICE syrup in 5-gallon kegs at W. \.
Prices. for S3.
s - LBS best white \ sugar for Il dol
lar at W. 4. Prices.
W. A. PRICE keeps a regular Granger
store, because he sells so cheap and
buys their produce at liberal prices.
SALT, Salt Just received at W. A.
Prices; 800 bbls. Ohio River and Lake
salt. 81 81 to 81 90 per Dbl.
W. \. Price has paid the farmers Il
higher price for potatoes. this fall. than
was eve paid in Savannah Tor the last
twenty wears.
W. A.. PRICE will buy the farmers
produce, let it be high or low.
THEEEis not one merchant in Il hun
dred that can tell how ". A. Price
lives and sells goods so cheap.
HIDES are very dull, hut W. \. Price
will buy them.
VINO ought 20 and who does get the
largest trade in Savannah from the
farmers? W. A. Price.
W. a. PRICE keeps the largest stock
of groceries in Savannah.
W. \. PRICE has paints. oils, brushes,
glass, putty, dye-stufS, ~saltpeire, alumni,
&c.
Corn and cornmeal wanted by W.
4. Price.
BRING ali Your eggs. butter. hides.
wax, lard, feathers and tallow to W. A..
Price if you wan; cash and cheap goods
tor them.
THERE is no place this side of king
dom come" where goods are sold so
as at W. 4. PRICES.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05

Toms.

Our Literary Sn"iaty meets ever Fri
dIv evening ut Car!iin Dvrtt,l'S hail,
he having above i, t. be u>ei Tor that
purpose. There i, 'all oi establishing
IA reading room and l!jr..g il c,an"
ton with the society.
Bond. Moser d c.. ar still >,ar~h-
term hogs, and paving Ii" highest
prices for them.
Sir Isarr Ncwt01-lJ. h of TIE APP
ple-is building 4 t"o-StD"y shop, ior
turning, chair-miIilE. x.
4 steamboat. probably the last Of the
season, passed down la~i Sunday.
The railroad cnmptay has reduced
the number OF its huns. the number oi
hours of labor. AMI also the wages OF
the hands here.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Letting of Mail Routes.

Proposals will be received at the Post
Office Department, Washington. ID. c.,
1nr carrying the mails on the following
routes in this neighborhood for one wear
from the lst of next July, the bids to be
sent in on or before the I'd of February
next. For full particulars. the necessa-
ry forms, &c, application should be
made to the PoStmasters or the Depart
ment:
No 2eiil. From ST. Joseph. by Castle, Epc;les-
IT, Union Star, Hing City. am. Regency, t.
Aibany, :ia]12 miles and back. ;hrec inns u
Leave st. Joseph Monday, Wednesday, AMI
Arrive at Albany next days at II Il. m:
Leave Albany Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at 6 Il. m;
Arriv" AT st. Joseph next days by IL m.
No. ssh. From savannah, by Flag Springs,
Umpire Prairie, Douglas, Island City. Mount
Pleasant, Honer's Store, Higcinsyille, and
mon Grove, 10 Grant City - miles and
pack Three times q week.
leave savannah Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday nj 5 Il. m:
Arrive at Grant City next days at Il m;
Leave Grant City Tuesday, Thursday, and SAT-
urdays at p. m;
Arrive at savannah next days hv y. m.
NJ stu FROM kn>"iiHaic, by hltcSS lille. 10
Giiiord. II miles and back three times ~ week.
Leave Ro>en'iale Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday at : 4 m;
Arrive al Clifford same day by '2m.;
cave clifford Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day At | pm:
Arrive al Resemble same days by 6 D m.
No isis. From savannah, by Fillmore. Park
er, Gr1han. Union Valley, Quirman. HalSa's
Perry. City Blum Lamar's station, College
eprln">, and Page City, 10 Jlirintla. 73
miles and back, daily from savannah to FIJI
more, and twice a week The residue.
Leave savannah daily, except sunday, at
ip m:
Arrive ~ Fillmore at 6 30 y. m:
Leave Fillmore daily .eAcrpt SUNDAY, at q q m
Arrive AT savannah by $50 4 m:
Leave Fillmore Monday and Thursday nj Pm:
Arrive al Clarinda ucNt days hy 6.3g y m:
am:
Arrive Mt Fillmore ncNt days by II am.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Nodaway County Items

'AF ~
From twenty to thirty carloads of
hogs are now being sent out OF the coun-
ty daily.
MIR. Kennedy. the accommodating
agent AT the Hopkins depot. was mar
ried on last Sunday week to Miss John
son. daughter of the landlord of the
johnson House.
from the Republican,
Several wild turkeys have been shot
in this county this fall.
-General j. l.. Smith has opened a
Cuban recruiting Office in the National
Hotel ut Maryville, Mo.
Wyatt Gum. who had his legs cut
off by II reaper this past summer. is
stumping a:ound on crutches quite lively
now.
Hog buying commenced in this
market on Monday, November IL, at
$500 per hundred, at which price it
continued all last week. An immense
quantity of hogs changed hands at that
price, which was better than the price at
the same time last year.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Nice Tnines Cor the Rol,days.

We have boen shown the beautiful hol-
iday roui5 of Iouari * Sargent, south
side the Square. and were plc'sIrably
surprised. They have already received
a stock of good. superior to those they
di sposed of last year. and everybody
knows that they were hard to beat. We
saw nicturc books, the illustrations Ill
which were as rich and enchanting as
chromos. For children and young peo-
ple 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 viii cost you nothing. Go
and see. and vcu viii he delighted.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Grange Items.

-Grangcrs are organizing 4 tannery
in Charlton county, Missouri.
MIR. John Ewing, of Allenville, has
received his commission as Deputy,
Patrons of Liushandry, for Worth
county.
A grange wa organized at Grant
City. Worth county, on the 10Th ult.
Blank applications for membership
can be procured at this office; price one
cont zach.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Time Va. Justice,

About six years ago n man named
Hundley shot Il man named Boyer, at
Albany. Gentry county. Missouri. 1t
was Il cold blooded murder. Boyer was
the local editor ofa paper there, and
had published a severe article Oh the
conduct OF llundley in company with.
We believe, some lewd woman while in
that place. lie was sitting in a drug
store when Hundley walked in, drew a
pistol and deliberately shot him. Humid
ley was tried before Judge Parker, and
sentenced to be hang, but by some
means managed to have his execution
postponed and finally gained = change
OF Venue and Il new trial, which tooe
place recently, AMI resulted in his &C.
qulttal. Here we have two results of
the tritl Of Il MN for murder, one ex-
actly the reverse of the other. On the
first trial he was found guilty of murder.
and OH the second he is fouad not guilty
and set free. He was Just rs guilty or
just ~ innocent 1T one time rs ut the
other. But acquittal is nearly always
the rr5alt Of !. lapse oftime in this couu-
try. Ia mn has money and friends.
and en- "'t his triil put of from time to
time, he Is always certain to get clear
We suppose. from all present appear@n-
ces. this will be the result OF the trial of
Stokes, which r. now going on. But in
this ease we don't know whether it
makes much difference how the trial
terminates. Ii STOKES is Il bad man, so
is his victim-probably Il worse me-.
This trial Of IIundlcy has cost both
the State and himself 4 big sum of
money his share, we see it stated, being
about S9o,oo9.-rTroy (Kansas) Re-
publican.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
THANKSGIVING.

Thursday OF last week was OBJ
served as usual in this city. Few bust
ness houses closed, and Union services
were held at the Presbyterian Church.
which might have been better attended.
\ dinner by the "B. "" society, n.
Shedrick's, was participated in by Il num-
Der of gentlemen. The preparation of
the dinner we hear spoken Of as a tri-
umph in the culinary art. Trust to
Shedrick for something good to cat, and
YOU can't miss it.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Revival at Flag Springs,

For neatly two weeks past asucccssful
religious revival has been in progress at
Flag Springs, conducted by Rev. Isaac
~ChivingtOn, of the Cumberland PreSby-
terian Church, and Rev. Charles BalSon,
Of the Methodist church. During the
week ending with Sabbath evening last.
some fifteen conversions were made,
and the meetings continue to be charac-
tcrized by a general good feeling and
a deep interest in the good work. The
meetings will continue until next Sab
bath, and probably longer.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
tFor the REPUBLICAN.
Autumn.
Dy LErTIE LINDEN.

Autumn leaves are fIlIiug-E,lliny,
RS Iiu~ Iowa the bleak brown glade;
TINS Il Y hopes are ~dying-dyIng,
one b, Onr grow scar and fade.
FATE into dTSneSs-rlllinr-calling!
NalnlE cllnSiiS back TO light:
Striving To brighten, MISUNDERSTANDING;
y, Ivli hopes, mast set IL night!
Tn ls1ve- q hurryiny. u5tling-rustling,
A-driven before tn autuma-blast,
81 tn hearts hopes have been gathering
gathering,
oar by "nc from the -ur=inC past.
hlSi ! -rr ihrm distinguishing.
Gan my : ,ul il burden bear!
Lies " irIn stream 80. IN notwithstanding
Seeing them IL I'M Wild despair
Oh. G,!.thv balm oc healing -healing'
Give - ~, sorrow stricken child
Though the nigh. wIals ar moanIng--moan-
ing.
Iich'-n The darkness with thy smile.
The tail old oaks stand s~tatrly-siatcly,
through the long, crid wintry hours;
But the ,l'.ingt,m- ~oncti-CoIneth,
FIttIIc them 70: SUNNI. r bJu chs.
Those cold. bare arms are ~louely-lonely;
With new born buds OF green are rife:
Tn" summer fJllowrth quicklv-quickly,
Those buds are warmed TO brIuteOus life.
THEN, sad heart, why lonEing-lonSing;
The trees ranlot gather up their leaves;
Thu let ih"in q. Manufacturing
Til" hearts dead hopes to the passing
bTecGc.
Other hopes will tc eomins-naming-
Other JOYS $40. spring 10 life;
Stop, my soul, til: withdrawing,
tull the buds " in beauties rife.
Irs. ms SOIL stand frmly-hrmly,
Ska AMI. pinc. dead h'pes no more;
Lif-'- summer will soon BE- bTinying-Jring-
ing.
Larih's rarcst gifts for thee yet in store.
Savannah. Mo. November. 1873.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Partition Sale.

ID virtue and authority of an order of sale
ID made ut the regular August term, IS73, Of
the Circuit Court within anu for the county of
Andrew, in the State Of Missouri, in the cause Of
Aaron Ferneau and Isabella + erneaI, plaintiffs,
against Thomas W. Jones, William r.. Jones,
James IL. Jones and Elizabeth Z Head, defend
ants, 1 will sell, for the purpose OF partition, at
public auction, TO the highest bidder. for cash,
at the Court-house doo-, in the city of Sa,an-
nah, county OF Andrew, aud State Of Missouri,
on
Saturday, the 9th day of December.
\. d. ISIS. the following described real estate.
to-wit:i The east half OF IN. southwest quarter OF
section number eighteen, in township number
sixty zone, range number thirty -four, in Andrew
county, and State of Missouri.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
a. sheriff of Andrew County. Missouri.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
For Sale Cheap.

A large and well selected stock Of
Christmas, holiday and toy books,
photograph albums, blank books, school
books, notions, &c, is offered at panic
prices at the old stand of II. ii. Dob
bins. two doors west of Farmers Bank,
Savannah. Missouri. Don't tail TO eX-
anime the stock before purchasing.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
HO, for Cuba.

The immense number of recruits that
are fitting out for Cuba very sensioly
lay in their supplies at RusselfS. south
west Of the Square, for he has a COM
plete assortment and sells remarkably
cheap for cash. Some, after, buying
declare they will not 60 to Cuba as long
as they can get dry goods, shoes, no.
tions, &C., 50 cheap here.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Flour Flour

". A. Price has reduced the price Of
-four another % cents on the hundred
mounds. XXX fall wheat flour IS %,
xxx spring wheat -four 81 Go. The
Superior -four is always warranted to
give perfect satisfaction or the money
returned
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Assessing About Done.

Squire Allen has nearly finished up
the assessment of personal property OF
Andrew county for this year, c~alculat-
inc to complete it, we understand, next
week. He has been assisted by Messrs.
j. r. Colburn, and Andrew Barr a good
portion of the time since August. Real
estate is not assessed this year. remain
inc at last wears assessment.