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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-06
Tag Springs Items.

The town has been in quite a flourish
ing condition :or the past week.
Shepard 6 Boyls are doing quite an
active business in the dry goods and
grocery line.
Down with the prices of shoe mend
ing. There are two shoe shops in Flag
Springs. Crovene's shop, on the west,
and bows, on the east. There is quite
a spirit of opposition existing.
DR.. Lockett has sold out to a Mr..
King, who is thinking of putting up o
picture gallery.
Joseph Lancy and Miss Robinson, both
of Flag Springs, will unite in the bonds
of matrimony on the 18th of February.
Joy be with them.
John X. White has gone to kirksville
to school. The people are looking for
him back, as he has an idea OF marrying
one of our young ladies soon.
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LarcenY Of Q Horse.

Rufus Webbea son of Willis-bor.
rowed a neighbours horse something like
a year ago to go after a doctor. He
went to St. Joe and traded the ANNA.
for another. which he sold, and left fol
parts unknown. Within a month or two
he has returned to this vicinity, and, as
an indictment for grand larceny had
been found against him by a recent
grand jury. he kept very quiet; but last
week Deputy Sheriff Arnold aaoin in
formed him the State had an o &c
settle with him and he will take his meai'
at the Sabin House until the April tern
OF Court.
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py re.rurs 1
f"DisSHe1 HSfs
Tho Indians Prayer.

IT'S Geo. Cowtell, Nova scotia, ABOUT the yea
lyaD, or before. Written after q cChrersafigi
with d converted Indian OF the Nicmac tribe.
In dc dark wood. no Indian nigh,
Den mr. lsok heaven npi s"nd ~ III.
Upon nv knee 40 so~f
Dat God On nigh, la shiny pt,c-,
see m- in night Wild te,is facri
Ny heart, him tell me 30.
Him send him angel to take me care.
Him cum himself and hesrum prayer.
II Indian heart do pray:
Him see m now, him know me here
Him say, poor Indian. nsber fear,
Me wild you night and Day
So me hub God wild inside heart.
He fight foI Inc, he takeum part,
He save urn life before.
God Tub poor indian in de wood.
Aud me hub m-aa dat be goud5
BE pray him two time more
When me he old, me head be gray,
Den him no Leah m"-so him SHY
"Ma wild YOU till YOU die;'
Den take me up 70 shiny place,
See white msn, red man, black man face
All happy like on high.
IL, wish tn Christ In heaben GO,
No, hunt de deer. like here below,
No arrow shooting deere:
Ne wish t. walk de heIbenly plain,
And sw lin dat riber gam. again,
Mid glory runs 80 fsir-
So when time come, poor Indian die,
Ne go great mtn above the sky,
And blanket lebe behind;
H. h,b No need of wigwam deere,
Ne better habitation sharv
Wild Jesus, good and kind.
When me get dere, me young and fair,
Ne see nv Jesus berry near,
Ne praise him all dc while;
Me will net tire, ms always dere.
And dat be nnn, me end my prayer;
Amen, 80 let il be.
sMesning twice Is often as formerly.
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DIED..

Near Blrnart, in S,dawsy county, January
2Ist, Charles Mc Arthur, Of typ"id fever; aged
about 10 years. Deceased was n native oi ONO,
member OF the ii L. Church; father oil j.; Y. n;
Me Arthur. A school teacher near Mary vile, AMI
fa;her-in-iaw Of John Is. Uonnoid, teaclier Id
the Savannah Public school.
On January 26. ut the house OF his brother in
law, John Glover. IN Clay township, Ahure"
cnun,y. from the effects Of fall from u tree,
John : Aldridyr, Jun. aged u. Hr WAS bar-
led ut Guiliord, Nadaway county, On ths 2sn,
near where his parents live, and where ne vs.
| converted 10 Christianity in October last. lie
| died buppy in the Lord Jesus Christ, SINGING
HYMNS much Of the time on his death bed, when
| was Ave days. A little while bef'rc hr di.d nc
| sunc the other night, - aud 50 sung :" hen | can
r,-s.f INV title clear HIS neighbors have iosi Il
| good comulni N and friend, the -iugtny-sch 'ni n
| good Scholar, the Church tttunb' riand fre7ny-
t.ri,n) "A wortj,y member, AMI his parents The
| flower Of the family. u
Near GuiIturd, January -. Emily, daughter
| Of william and Mary Whorion, Of chickcn-poA
aged exactly q years.
In Memor1am.
Died, at the residence of her uncle, William
Caldwell, ESD. savannah, Mo, dahnaf! 81
1878, Mrs. Alice BJyl-, aged Is years
That fatal mllady which lulis its victim into
deIu,iyc tranquility, and iecd- hope with the hec'
Tic Hu. IN on the check, marked IN" deceased iol
its own three years ago. " was ohiy u u"
N, NTH. .iucs. She los, all hope OF recovery, bn
in. rs,i,x ,ii,u Of her true condition brought val
|, no unrest to her heart. She c'leeriuliy res'Snct
Mi her INN ,rtal interests into the satr-kcepins
of the Infinite Father, who doeth all things wen
A wear az, Mrs. ;oyis came out on the L,r,i
side. Her clear statement of the grount OF ne
hone. wls both cheering and conclusive evidence
| ihat she was one of the Sayior's dear Hook, an'
WAS washed and m pde white in the blood Of tn
Lamb. Death hat no { ,rrors for her, pat ctni
10 bring hrr Joy uispeikabie. one hour oil sue
eonfo.t "a she experienced while sweeiiy breath
ing out her young HE, IL worth incomparabi.
more than a lifetime OF toe worlds ohoices
pleasures. For such onis'
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Order of Publication.

vN thr Circuit Court of Andrew County, Mis-
souri, ,Decrmber adjourned term 1858. Adam
\ S-hustcr and John J Tier plaint ns,ss Jor-
don Nethercui, solomon Nethrrcuit, Mary Meth
crcu,t and Washington +. Mckee, Defendants.
Now, on this 1lh day OF January, 1874, come
the plaintiffs, by their attorney, and II appearinE
TO the Satisfaction OF the court irom me auaaa.t
aud amended petition Of plaintiffs, that the de-
PENDANTS, Jorinn Sethercntt, solomon Ne Their
cut, and Mary Nethercutt, are non-residenfs OF
the state of Missouri, AMI can not be ummoned
in tbis action. Il 10 therefore ordered thai publi-
cation be INSIDE notifying said NONRESIDENT de-
PENDANTS that an action has been commenced
against them by petition IN the circuit Court oil
cure the Judgment or decree OF said court that q
certain deed executed by A. j. Harlan and wife
TO defendant, Mary Sethercutt, Conveying to the
sail Mary Srthrrcutt three acres and sixty rods
of land. part Of the southwest quarter of section
ten, in township flIty-nine of range fhirty-hre.
in Andrew county, Missouri, and also one other
certain deed from the said sary Nethercutt and
Jordan Nethercutt To Washington p. Mckee, for
! the same trset Of land, be set aside, Cancelled, an
/ nuile,i. and for naught held. aud that the said
! tr,c, OF land be declared subject to the payment
Of drbts due by said Jordan Nethercutt and Sol
| orn m Sethercu,t, and thai unless they be and APP
pear nj the next term Of said court, 10 be holden
NJ the court-house in the city of Savannah, in
| said county Of Andrew, on the first Monday OF
April. a. n. 1874, being the 9Th day of April
| 1914, and an or before the sixth day OF said term
ff the SAINT shall SO long continue, ana II mol;
then before the end of said terfnl. and then and
there plead or answer to the petition OF plsintin,
the matters and things therein charged VIII DE
taken as true, and confessed, and Judgment viii
h. rendered aeainst them accordingly. And II ID
further ordered that a copy hereof be published
In the AypnEw CorvrI RrrUBLIcAS, n weekly
new SNAPPER published in said county Of Andrew
for four weeks successfully. thu last insertion Ia
he a, lcast iour weeks before the commencement
Of the next term Of said court.
STATE of Missouri. county of Andrew, ss:
I. ph!neas Edwards, Clerk OF the Circuit Cour'
within anil iur tn. county Of Andrew In the STATE
OF Missouri, hereby certify the above and iorego'
Ing to be = frue copy OF the orfsr oil pubicatloi
in the cause therein named, Is the same appear:
on record In my ONCE.
In witness whereof, ] have hereuntt
srAI. sc, my hand and slak s;i my :, Official susns sea
Msxllrf, this sath day'qf JSpuayy, &7i..
ESslsSs cRINEN EDwARns, Cwk-
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The Singer Still Triumphant,

Mr.. d. ". Stathem, Of st. Joseph
general agent of the '.old reliable Sing
er sewing machines. in order to accom-
MEDIATE his numerous customers in An
drew county, has located n Of hi'
agents at this place, who will promptly
attend to all orders addressed to Agen'
SINGER Sewing Machine, Savannah, Mo
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Sad Accident.

Mr.. F. H. Shober, recently from Iowa,
and employed by Mr.. Fulton in saving
wood on the railroad, near Mr.. Har'
vey's, had his left hand terribly sawed
into and lacerated by the circular saw
last Friday. DR.. W. II. Bryant ampu,
tated three fingers and a portion OF the
hand, DIR. Ferguson assisting, who kept
the patient under the influence OF ether
for over an hour the patient enjoying
himself laughing during the operation
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by Jacob Siuckie, living m Ae1h-
i ester township, in Andrew county, n.s-
souri,, on the 18th dag vi November, a. ~. is.s.
and posted before the un,ersiyu. ii Justice ofthf
Peace, th- following described animal. to-wh:
one red and white spotted rosn hetfer, t~o
wears old, with y s,ar in the forehead; no o,t.sr
Marks or bran,is pe,ceivahte. Appraised ntnr-
teen dollars. by samuel Einxer AMI Chs-
stuckie, who were duly sworn for That purpose
A true copy from e! Stray Eook
u. BLOCST,
H. Justice of To- rsScs for Rochester fwr.
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Popular illustrated book(76opages)on
MANHOOD! WoMANHoopl MARRIAGE!
Impediments to Marriage; he cause
and eure. Sent securely scnL Il, post
paid for 50 cents, by DIR. c. WHITTIER,
Si7 St. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo-,
De great specialist . Read his works
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Strike While the Iron is Hot.

lam now offering my property on
Christian Ridge for worth
5000. If not sold by the 18th OF
March, will trade for St. Joe property
unimproved land in Nodaway. Holt Oh
Atchison counties. s. F. GARRETT.
January ~, 1874.
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Executors Notice.

CREDITORS and a.! otasro Interested u the
L. estate of John Field, deceased. are hsre9y
notified that | hsse taken OF letters tessAn-ntA,s
January 10, 1874, (4E't he-G appointed Gusrdiss
OF I'm person OF william Edward Fields. minor
heir) and nil parsons hsy ing CLAIMS AGAINST ~"
estate are required - present them to me Tor al
lowsnce within ore wear, or tnsy may oe pre-
cluded from an benefit Of sasd estate, sna II
said claims are not presented within TWO Yes's'
thew will be forever barred.
lie ABRAHAM JOHNSON. Executor.
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United States Land Office

BooSvILLx, Mo. January u, 1874.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that by the authority,
IN OF the Commissioner Of the General Land
Once. applications will be receive on the 18th
day OF February, 1874, nj ten O'Clock a. NJ. for
ths northcsst quarter OF the southwest quarter
OF section Is, township g rsnf. ~. 49,
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to MARRIAGE.

llpv,1 Rsiicf .sr feung Men froH The eeseS
of Err,rs and Abuses In early hfr. Manhood
Restored. fmuad,mrnis 10 Marriage rsrosyed.
New method OF treatment. New rnd remarks
HE rem,ei;.-. Books and Circulars sent fire., ia
s.a,ed ,,y .lope-. Address. HOWARD ASSo-
CiATION. M. So nth Ninth 81. Phi'adeiphis.
PAN institution havin: y hiEa rerntation for
honor.hIs conduct an.t professional skill.
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ALL kinds OF grain bought at Savan-
nah Mills. Farmers. if you want TO sell
don't forget to to bring your samples.
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WANTED."' m msn al s1r = . sssss'''
BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY

from 81 to IS per day, can be procsrd IN y"nr
own peighoorhocd, ard is strictly Memorable.
Particulars free, or ssmplss worth several daa-
Lars that Will enable you to 70 10 work sf once.
will be sent on receipt of dfty cents.
Address, J. LATHAM d Co..
az see Washington 2. Er<fvn Mss,
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No Drugs!

II yea wiah 70 be healthy. sleep Wen, good
! hnmored, and grow fat, 80 and ons some o'
Frsd Decker Arst-clAss
Native Wines and Beer
A,,A' r,cxrr HOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
GREELEY-NEMESIS.

John County election
In conclusion, l must say that when get
heath" I think Westchester Is the most beaufui
ton Irving calls Sleepy Hollow" but there must be
nothing sleepy about you on Tuesday next Methlnks
see Ichaboh Crane. WIN his louS meek ana vis ge
travelling around here TO nothing OF hun who IS the
Irving He is the greatest aud Oest writer lhe world
ever i''' proiuced; the man whom 70 tins county
stand. scott stSoi to scotland and osss Dsk
be treasured by every American as Shakespeare Is
nv every Engihman. Near here he lived and died.
been in lrope and the Bpls dc BOuognc. the
Champ e. ssee. Hyde Park Pnenix Park of DuDlln).
hut have never seen improvements 50 hne. arcntec
ure 50 grand aud country 80 lovely as tnat from spy
ten Dayvi 70 sing sng along g fG9 m BANKS & oi te noble
as StratfOrd-upou-Avou to an Elgllsnnan IL Is
county With whose history have been identified love
It as the place of nv Drth t Is county within which
hved and died that s.ge that pure good aud honest
nna H2Si R died at 6s nr fae an & ss
as snow; great in hls mind almost as Bacon or
by no man. living or dead. H thr standard bearer
Of the a1i H. 9 cn G S
Mr.. Lincoln. stricken down by the han the
the Liberal Republican Convention and Democrats at
Cincinnati that this man Dix twhom Greeley had be-
frended 0y thousands OF favorable notices in his paper
volunteered and published letter denounclng his
ddacy, and him as unht for the Presidency. cali
upon You to do what | snail do when / cast
my ballot against DIX in favor of TIden-to avenee
by i ara az the result INTACT OF this election the
Is a God in heaven, he was for tina time being the
o 6a 9d anS Ii f
Republicans IN this country He dId not live quite long
lived until 1876, and been then the an1idate Tor
President, he would then have swept out OF existence
this man on horseDack-the little Grant. tell you
Liberal Republicans here, remember toat Dix Is
who has held Office all his life who has been long
true to any pary-uniess the DIX party. He insuted
the living Horace Greeley, and You his friends and
neighoors should now as Liberal RepaDleans aud
phanty electing Ttdon your Governor. lAppause.l
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE.
MEETING Az PHILADELPHIA.

SECOND DAYS PRocEEDINGs-PRoF HENBf fAi'
TRIBUTE TO A DEPARTED FRIEND AND coLLAD-
oRAToR-NERvoUs SYSTEM OF THE LiMoLOs-
MEASURING CHANGES IN ATMOSPHERIC fhh'-
suRE-FFFECT OF MAGNETISM on IRON.
rrRoM tbs IEGuLAG CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuSEl
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. At is no wonder that
the members OF the Academy who on election day, oo-
liyous O. the cxctcment which seemed to infect the
very air calmly proceeded TO the consideration or ao-
sruse sciantc problems, not disturbed o-day oy
the news Of the political earthquake. III the third term
had been mentioned to these savans, they would nave
supposed that it referred 10 an equation the expah-
sion OF bar iron the thOusandth part OF an nch wheh
magnefzed was oi Importance iu their eyes than
the shrinkago OF the Republican vote throughout the
country and the slightest variations or the magnetic
needle than striking variation In the currents OF
popular opinion. The Pi6ce dc resistance OF the day
was Prof Henry'S interesting biographical memoir
n, Joseph SaxOn-a graceful tribute Of of re-
nown to the en0Ty OF friend, whose work IN the
domain OF practical science was likely TO
be forgotten by reason OF his modest neglect
70 claim the credit belonging to him during his lifetime
The other papers real chiefly Of value to special
ss. but also OF general interest showing what
delicate instruments and agencies science must often
employ make discoveries. and with what patience
votares deyot, themselves TO observing minute aud
apparently unIm pOrtant phenomena.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
SECULAR CHANGE OF THE MAGNETIC DE-
CLINATION.
Bv Charles A. SchoM

This paper was entitled Abstract Of
Paper on New Discussion OF the Secular Change OF the
Magnetic Declinaton in the United States and Adjacent
Countries IN North America" The investigation Is
based upon paper the subject in the Coast
Survey report for 1899; incorporates all additional
observations made collected since that time,
includes observations at fortythree stations,
The occasional reconstruction Of the numerical express
for the secular variation Is necessary for providing
the data the variation OF the compass which is put
upon the charts The formula employed include the
time or epoch counted from q certain fixed epoch,
constant representing the mean declinati0n and other
constants expressed in the forms of circular functions
which deduced from observations at the same and
at different places. The proper weights are Given
TO observations depending their relative accuracy
The list OF places at which observations were maze
commences with Halifax and ends with Sitka ana
Unaaskg thus embracing wide extent east and west
table was gwen showing the close agreement between
at Philadephia from 17oI 10 1872. Six da-
grams also showed the relations between the
computed and observed defectons. and the fact
that at each place the needle attained its greatest
easery dgresson at different times, but by progress
through curves Qnte similar In character The reahng
Of the paper was followed by short discussion H Oy
Profs Wocott, Gibbs, Lesley and Henry, during whlch
the necessity OF careful examination or old surveys
was insisted means OF increasing the information
upon which similar investigations must be based.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
MR. BEECHERs NOTION OF FEAR AND PUNISH
MENT.

Plymouth Church was well nlIeu IaSC eVen-
ing a the regular Friday evening exercises Mr. Beecner
spoke OF fear as moral element. Fear he regarded as
an indispensable necessity, moral instrument and
yet he was not at all certain tina: Gods work In the
world was be done by fear 1t might be severe and
aborious, and 1t might take the nature OF
solcitude. Fear gives coloring to all OF the
higher feelings of mans nature. 1 don't fear God
said be- as / fear the devil. 1t would be no credit
either TO me or to you II should. Some say that If
YOU preach love, or what some men call moral gush,
YOU do no thorough work but believe that many men
need according to the oldfashoned practice, tartar
emetic and dose Of calomel TO work immediate
results Growth In grace ought to be the de-
velopment Of the higher forms OF feeling and
not the lower forms. 1t is not half so
important how dies as how he lives Speaking OF
himself Mr. Beecher said he was buoyant as boy, full
OF animal spirits but not vicious. His father mad Is
children in governing them 1t was easier Tor llm 10
cuff tneIr than 10 DO anything else. never Knew
what it 10 look up into mOther's eyes. III had
had love and sympathy they could have led me TO
Canaan. The keynote OF my life and ministry has been
rescue others from their sins. .
Many questions asked regarding the training
and punishment OF children. Mr. Beecher did not be-
eve such punishment in school or at home as would
make the sufferer martyr and hero. The object aud
end discipline should be submissive, and any punish
neBt that does not tend to that Is radically wrong.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
LOWER WAGES IN LONGsHOREMEN
I'll U,onS htlont;c staom . n in comma MOS m

The Trans Atlantic steamship companies have
recently resolved decrease the OF 'ongshoremen
who are the men who engaged in loading and un-
loading ships at the wharves from 40 cents to IS cents
per hour day work. and from 80 cents to As cents per
hour for night work The rates to 90 into effect
on Nov l6 This action Of the steamship companies is
received with little favor among the workmen many Of
whom openly declare that they Will strike If the lower
rates 20 into effect. Some OF them work all night. and
they consider their work Of fatigung a character
that the pay which they now receive Is small
enough. The steamship companies claim that the
reduction ought to be made because they nave been
Obliged to their freight rates so far that their
Income has been seriously affected. and their business
gives OF recovery from its present
stagnaOn The wages Of longshorcmen are, they say,
as high as they during the war, when there was
plenty OF steamship business TIE laborers, the other
hand say that the times hard the OF rent and
living high and II any reduction Is made In their
wages they w scarcely be able TO support themselves
and their families Some of them are III favor of calling
"a meeting and organizing Immediately IN order 70 be
able to Withstand the demands or tler employers. The
wages OF those engaged sailing vessels, it appears,
will not be affected. Most Of those interested are enl-
ployed along the North River.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
HUNORS OF THE ELECTION.
DEDUCTIONS AT EvERYBODY'S EXPENSE.
From The Springfield Rcpu6loan (Lnd.)
The comet WAS nothing to this.

The comet was nothing to this.
Suppose anybody had predicted this TWO years ago
Those people VINO think Judge Hoar Is nconsolable
Did we hear anybody say anything about third term
Aud, II So viii he be Kind enough 70 repeat his little
They cried wolf" once too often It had worked SO
beautifully previous occasions that they thought 1t
would work again. That was their mistake.
The drop OF honey in the bitter cup OF the respect
The constituents OF tho With District don't seem to
take kindly to pills as steady political dlet.
had really done gone went and surrendered" itself
Break the news gently to Mr.. Blaine.
Senator from Massachusetts, will not be selected from
among the gentlemen who advised the Republicans OF
For SaleA secoud hand blue coat with brass buttons
slightly tarnisned Apply TO tho lid District OF Yer
us little too bad but they do say that large
Der of the employed in the Charlestown Navyysrd
for Gooch's special benefit, voted for Banks.
Suddenly, III Essex, Gen. Benjamin 1. Butler; are I'M
material. " There's rosemary, that's for remembrance
ADemocratic Governor elect in Massachusetts, is GER
tainly rather bewideri9e phenomenon Thousands Of
state House Indeed, the Republican party itself
only "just aborning" at that remote date.
Mr.. T. d. Morgan has not got common interest for his
money He Is a pretty good business man--s Morgan.
their reckoning, and make losing Investments.
NON.PARTIsAN FUN.
From The Commercial Adrsrster lAdm. Repl
"For OF all SAD words, by tongue or pen,
The saddest are these, We shan't have Ben"
FL iu, Jersey
All one way isn't ftf
VINO frowed dat las Drckf
Come now. let's talk about something else.
"Of years" had better be abolished altogether, II this
Is n sample.
over the political SKY to-day.
Aud how quietly 10 all went on. NO quotations ABOUT
snowhakes allowed on these premises.
Up In Massachusetts they dcyouIed Republican can.
didates without salt This Is Gastonomlcal feat
worth recording.
Our election roosters have got misaid somehow, ex
cept two, and they look they been out over
night In q raln-storIn ..
man came In 10 ask opinion as TO how Ritual
lam stood We told him hadn'G got the figures yet
from that district ....,
We are authorized to announce great reduction In
through fares the Salt River country. Owing to
demand for passage, carly application should DO made
Spilklns got home about O'clock this morning. and
woke wife to tell her the country was gone 90
the devil: also TO inquire where she had hid the side
board key. =,
Tnat syracuse who sod couple OF valuable
Oil paintings tue other eyeliax Wlta THO UNDERSTANDING