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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

CaDDa8e auu D'lco oeoAo' ~
McCarley.
NoSice-Chas. Muller.
New Goods-McMaster IL Rfce.
New Notwithstanding 5; Go.
NJ Some Of tho back streets arc
in a bad fix. Call out the street
squad aud put them in order.
Q8y" Mr.. Francis Gerig Jr., has
lost his music book for the "tuba."
We trust the finder will return tho
same.
EH" 1t is high timo the citizens
were making ready for the municipal
election. Nominate your candidates
and DO prepared for tho election.
The Columbia Phonix dcvotes
local to the poripatetic North Caro-
3iniau who advcrtises "Duxx fur
saille." He created quite a seusa-
ton.
w Tho March number of the
Southern Cultivator, Atlanta, Ca,
and American Agriculturist, Balti-
more, are ut hand, aud full of in
stvuctive matter for farmers and stock
raisers.
e. Winusboro is the only place
in South Carolina outside of Charles
ton that possesses combination dE
Market, Town Clock, Fire Eogiac
and street lamps. BY the way it is
said the covering of the clock leafs.
e. Sotne miscreants have been
tampering with the lamps, stealing
the wicL4. and turriug the lamp
down. 1t is to the interest of every
one tn endeavor to detect the oifchd.
>ers, aud, it caught, these >houla be
fined by the council.
AFrRAY.-A difficulty occurred
among some colored persons at Bar
bcr's store en- Saturday evening, in
the v5urso of which Daniel Rochelle
was cut in the thigh by Charley
'Strothcr. The cut is not serious.
~ Still more rain. The weather
has been so bad since the first of
january that farmers have been un-
able to make preparations for crop
ping. Every thing is bobind-hand
Roads too bad for hauling.
" The municipal election takcs
place in two we eks. "Property holder"
calls meeting on Friday night.
We trust it will be we'll attended,.
The time is drawing near. Let the
matter be attended to at once 80 that
there can be unanimity.
0I- We have received No. 3 of
Vick's Floral Catalogue. 1t contains
hints about laying out walks and
lawns about the cultivation Of now.
ers and vegetables, and concludes
with pronouncing dictionary Of DO.
tanical names--a valuable addition.
Jas. Wick, r ,chester N. Y.
The colored representative, Wal
lace, of Union, was garrotted in Co.
lumbia the other night, and robbed Of
$500. The Winnsboro police should
be on the alert, as there is evidently
a gang Of burglars, cracksmcn and
thieves going through The country.
The Treasurer's Office looks like3
sssome banquet hall deserted" The
crowds that were lately pressing
around to pay taxes are gone. Every
body takes a long breath of relief
when he has tho receipt in his pocket
and swears this Is the Ia st high tax
he means to pay:
CIV No down mail on Wedncs.
day This is growing monotonous
FREQUENTLY htth Northern and Yves.
tern mails fail to arrive. We don't
know where the hitch Ii is, bit there is
Il hitch somewhere, as every ono
can testify: We tecoihme civil
service reform to Posttn aster General
Creswcl;
Sws 4 gentleman informs us that
recently during the bad weather he
was riding out Of town. and overlook
n col,red man IN borsebncE y}uHrd
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18
4 SECOND S UPPLY

\ SECOND s UPPLY
ct Early Rose Potatoes just
arrived at D. LAUDER
DALES.
ALSO
Cheese and Maccaronb GALL
EARLY.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

" Still more rain. The weather
has been so bad since the first of
january that farmers have been un-
able to make preparations for crop
ping. Every thing is bchind-hand,
Roads too bad for hauling.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18
SUGAR AND, COFFEE !

\ BDL. Powdered Sugar.
l. l5'bbls. Crushed. Extra G. md Dcma
rara Sugars. Prime Rio Cof"c, in ftoro
aud for sale by BEATTY Il BRO.
ang 28
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

The colored representative, Wal
lace, of Union, was garrotted in Co.
lumbia the other night, and robbed Of
$500. The Winnsboro police should
be on the alert, as there is evidently
a gang Of burglars, cracksmcn and
thieves going through The country.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

AFrRAY-A difficulty occurred
Imong some colored persons at Bar
bcr's store cn Saturday evening, in
the v5urso of which Daniel Rochelle
was cut in the thigh by Charley
Strothcr. The cut is not serious.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

The Columbia Phonix dcvotes Il
local to the poripatetic North Caro-
}iniuu who advcrtises "Duxx fur
saille." He created quite seusa-
ton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

RipGEwAY ITEMsi-some young
gentlemen Of Ridgeway have lately
agreed to abstain from tobacco.-
Since then, they shave increased in
flesh at tho rate of pouod day.
Ridgeway is eti'l increasing in size
and prosperity. Mr.. Jos. Lauhon
has erected new store bouso next
door to his present one. 1t will soou
be occupied.
Mr.. d. II. Ruff has put up new
shoe shop. Mr.. Edward Kennedy has
erected residence, and Mr.. W. r..
Kennedy has enclosed lot propara-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

C1c5" Some miscreants have bten
tampering with the lamps, stealing
the wick4. and turriug the lamp,
down. 1t is to the interest Of every
one tn endeavor to detect the oifchd.
>ers, and, it caught, these >hould be
fined by the council.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

" Winnsboro is the only place
in South Carolina outside Of Charles
ton that possesses combination &c
Market, Town Clock, Fire Eogiac
and street lamps. BY the way it is
said the coYering of the clock leafs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

" Tho March number Of the
Southern Cultivasor, Atlanta, Ca,
and American Agriculturist, Balti-
more, are at hand, aud full of in
structive matter for farmers and stock
raisers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

The Treasurer's Office looks likea
s'some banquet hall deserted" The
crowds that wero lately pressing
around to pay taxes are gone. Every
body takes a long breath of relief
when he has the receipt in his pocket
and swcars this is the Ia st high tax
he means to pay:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

6ye 4 gentleman Informs us that
recently during the bad weather he
was iding out Of town. and overlook
colored man on horseback stalled
in the mud The rider weighed
about twice az much as the animal
and cffectually kept him down. Here
is good chance for the Legislative
Humanitarian Society.
The tax books show that 3,ll5 tax
receipts havo been signed. About
seventy have becn cancelled for ero
rors, etc. This gives ever three
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

a3y- No down mail on Wedncs.
day This is growing mono,onous
FREQUENTLY htth Northern and Yves.
tern mails fail to arrive: We don't
know where the hitch is, bit there is
h hitch somewhere, as every one
can testify: We tecoih amend civil
service reform to posttn aster General
Creswcll:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27

Mr. c. c. Suaervil!e. recently OF Can
ada. has purchased the old fair grounds,
near this place, ~ acres, fur Sl,500. and
intends erecting Il nea. and commodious
dweling-housc upon it.
DIR. Frassa. wko has been United
States Pension Surgeon ut this city for Il
number Of wears, died at his residence
on THURSDAY, the 10Th inst.
DR.. y. 3. Brown, we are glad to
learn. has received the appointment as
district surgeon for the examination OF
pensioners. DIR. Brown is Il practical
surgeon. and is in every way fitted tor
the position to which he has been as
signed.
A. L. Dodge. Esq. left for Hiawatha,
Kansas. this week, where he engages IN
business as a merchant. Success 90
with him.
Our fellow-citizen. Prof. W f. Chute,
of Bulckow. has just closed hs singing
classes in the county. and now goes to
Clinton county to teach singing. Mr..
Chute has an excellent reputation rs 4
teacher of singing.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
NOTES.

The member OF the next Congress
who takes his seat with the largest pop
ular Endorsement is Alex. ii Stevens, of
Georgia. II Republics are ungra.eful,
the surcst way to gain their approval in
these Bourbon days, is to seuh their
overthrow.
The independent" press of the United
States is as grand = hunbug As the
peoples party in this Sta&e. The st.
Louis Republican is Il fair sample G" the
independent" idea which controls that
class of papers. Before the late election
ii labored very hard to create the i'm
preston that it was IN independent jour
nal, but as soon as the election was
over, and the Democratic victories were
announced, the old thing Topped back
into the ranks and crowed as loud over
the victories as the most Jealous Demo-
cratic rooster.
The Democratic press Of this State
are bringing out their Senatorial timber.
Cockrell, Phelps. Vest, Hutchins. Vo-
ries, and n number Of lesser lights are
being brought to the surface.
The official returns. complete, reduce
the Democratic majority in Pennsylva-
MIA to 1863. Not much to brag OF, al
ter all.
Somebody pointedly asks, concerning
the Democratic victory. if any one can
tell what it is Il victory for: Hard mon
ey or soft, free trade or protection? No
/ body knows; but it Is u glorious vic
tory" all the same. .
The Toledo Blade says: in discuss
ing the probable candidate OF the Demo
cratic party for President in 1876, JEFF
Davis should not he overlooked. The
party which nominated and supported
Nallandi-ham in 1865, may in periec.
proprietv, nominate and support JEFF
Davis in Is7G.~
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27

INNS .lavc been offered. which are d.
y;ded between the various breeds %.
poultry, wild fouls. pigeons. blrds,squt-
reis. deer. rats, mice, cats, dos 0&.
The REPUBLICAN editor has a bid to Ii.
ANEW wine and beer house has been
orraed one door west OF the Becker
House. Buelrs old stand. Ivy Mr.. Peter
Christiansoi.. who inYiies all those who
want want fresh beer or pare native
wines, TO give hima call. Mr.. {. Is a
gentleman OF good character and pro
poses to keep Il oaiet, orderly house, and
has gone 10 some expense IN fit it up
ncat,; tor the acconAnodaaon OF his
customers.
THE Herald reports the receipts Of
pork packers at st. Joseph on "ednes-
da7 at oye. G.5tJ head Of hogs, and
about 900 killed. The market was re-
ported actira gs - 30 to 81 80, with
extra choiea lots nominal.
AN interestir- session of the mis-
souri, Legislature" vas held at the Good
Tenplars' hall. on "Wednesday evening.
The special or .er for next Wednesday
night is the election OF n United States
Senator to take the place OF Carl Schurz.
An exciting contest Is expected.
Now for holiday presents, Sargent
& Wilkerson have everything IN that
line gong. Go and see.
PROBATE and Circuit Courts convene
next Monday week. December !.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
New Church Building.

On Tuesday evening last, the visit OF
Bishop Robertson Of the Episcopal Do
cese of Missouri, was made the occa-
sion for the opening of the new Episco-
pal Church in this city, which was built
the present year. The church has not
been entirely finished, and we shall de
fer till some other time a description OF
the building. The lecture of the Bish-
op was appropriate and effective. The
minister was surprised by the presenta-
ton of = handsome Bible for the Church,
by the Sunday-schooi scholars of -.
Mary's Mission. Mr.. Singleton. OF It.
Joseph. presented a handsome boquet
of flowers, which graced the altar. The
church building is pronounced a hand
some. comfortable cditice for the pur-
poses intended. and il will he occupied
regularly, Sunday mornings and even
ings. by the pastor, Rev. J. Bennett,
and congregation.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Sheriff SITE.

DT vf-1u" and authority NJ r general execu-
ID ton issued from the office CI The Clrrk of
Circuit Sodrf of Andrew cpuntr, Missouri, TE-
irrIiblr ut the December ~ ~ said Court anil
to ne directed. IN tlYor - I-+ Perkins King.
and aysins; FraIsrs VI. Ming, DesdeIuonia King.
Jane unyt and SaIoU-' y. Hoyt, Mary T..
hing. Thomas e. EiBg, Joseph j. King
and Mar King, ] have levied upon and sI-zei
all the right. title, interest and claim Of
the said Thomas q. kiTf- and Joseph J
King of, in and To the following described
real estate, to-wif: tw"i.e acres of land off the
north part of the southwest quarter Of the south
east quarter, and fourteen acres OF the south
part of the northwest ,~{tuITIer 81 tine southeast
quarter of section seven q, township Hfry-
eight (5s), range thirjy-iUIr GIL also, twenty
eight acres, being the sCulh part Of the south
west quarter OF the sputheas: quarter of section
seven %, township iisly-eIgnt tJsj, range thirty
four GA all lying and being in SAID coun.s,
and State of Missouri; and : will, On
Saturday, the 18th Gay OF December.
4 ID. 1874. between the hours of rhine e'clOck in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF
thai: dav, at the CouIt-hOus- door, Ill the city Of
S.vnnuah, county Ui Andrew Aforesaid, sell the
same. or 80 much thereof ~ may tie REQUIRED, I.
hubble vendu.. To the higheS; tiU. IT, for cssh in
hand, i-ubject To all prior ll-Hs and Judgments
10 satisfy said execution ard costs.
PEMBEOkE MERCER,
3, Sheriff OF Andrew county, Mo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Old Folks Concert.

On Tuesday evening 4 concert was
given by McsSrs. Pollock. Somerville.
Hunter and Sanborn, Misses Rohrcr and
Schustcr. Mrs. Pollock. Mrs. Beckman.
and others. part of which embraced
I've ancient songs, and which were
SUM with the singers rohed ia the out
landish costume of a hundred or more
wears ago. Il WIS appreciated by =
large audience. who We're not backward
in teSiifying their approval 10y continued
and rep atcd encore>. A repetition OF
the concert i thought Of.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Two Hundred Dollars Reward!

Iwillpay a reward Of two hundred
dollars to any 9e2>on who will give me
correct information Of my son, Willie
Bceler. who left home. near highland,
Kansas, on the 9Th day Of September,
1874, and wa, it,t seen, a far - | can
learn. nj Atchi-on. on the 9th of Neptem-
her. The hoy i l. years of age, has
brars rvrs and black hair, and i slight
Iv storp->hou!dercd. He had on, when
he left home. Il black le!t hat, dark
clothes. without a vest.
Address me, at Highland. kansas.
JOHN :. BEELEE.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Naming Children.

II is a fearful responsibility TO he del
egaied 10 name Il child which Is not
YOUR own. 81 tar IL my children are
concerned, | am never bothered; | Just
watch them for a few days to catch Il
leading trait in their character, and then
found the name on that. If they are
mild tempered and peaceful. | select
some such Il name Is Placid. Content
mcnI. Harmony or Peace, and il ugly,
| saddle 'rm with hurricane. Tornado,
Tom Savers, Cape Form or Texas Jack.
Strangers are sometimes amazed 10 ,ec
me 80 down Ia the rate. and hear me
call ou;: Tornado Savers Cape Horn
Johnson Quad. YOU and Coutcntmcnt
Harmony Sunilower Burliugam" come
into supper" nut | run my domestic al
fairs ~ suits me best.
MIR. DI!~gn was eel the other day
with her baby. 1t i s~tub-no+ed, red
faced rascal. and | hope he'll never he
named at al. She put him into my lap
and said: Now do give him Il a;une-
something sweet and handsome AID
rood. The yruug Scoundrrl looked
me IL the eve TOR Il moment. and then
Deliberately kirhcl mc five times IN the
stomach. and clawc,l my osr. ! told
hi. mother that she'd better name him
Tarauta.l, or Ccnt:prdc, or Cougar.
and She picked him up. hu@Ccd him.
and said that i had the reputation all
over the uairhl"'rhood OF being 4 brute.
Mr.. pu~bcr also brought over her
offspring the other evening. Il L. a
~,ri. NTH red hair, white eycs-and LARGE
cay, ana She spit At mn the moment
tuoh her up-,pit full in my face. and
;hcu h"wlcd and Kicked and Tough; u
get hold OF Iay ErcE-tIe.
....h,- such i blessed. Swcet-tcm-
pr:ri littI, au@ci. that yoa must civ,
hrr ~suc awful nice namc,7 sad III,
noshcr.
| Suggested Susie. Bessie, Bella. Dolly.
Gr,,,. Mvt!.,. >.,iir. TiIije. and tiii'
prilcr n.,ll.-. bu: Mrs. nogher rcpiNrs
TIM: j hadn't any refinement aHont me
nd Size -sii ;Ic darling creatpIc was Il
zee named Narrated Augustine ~. C-"A
p."brr.
Iarrr'S nothing Ike hayinr 4 high
~-uarai.. uart. tor 4 c!Ii,t, no ns.liC
il nj, father las To- worH Ter - dollar
Gi,. tnd has mother goes Il washing
WiAdp|s.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Books, Magazines, &c.

PrrEESoN's MAGAZINE for December, a mag
nliceni number, IL before us, fully vindIcatiiis
The claim to sc ''the best and cheapest IL has
two superb steel plates, Il mammoth coiorci
fashion piaic, and Il Berlin pattern in coi"rs
j. alone worth the price of the number
Peterson" gets better anu better, and always
kc,,is IL promises. II contains, every year, ii
Steel plates. IL duuui,--iZe colorrd fashion
plates, L I;rriIn patterns, - pages OF muslc,
$40 wood rugTaVIngs. ana more than iS original
stories: and ali this Tor only two dollars Il year.
the postage prepaid hy thc publisher. Its
wr!.crs are The very best, It's illustrations al
ways Of rarr braugy. aud Its fashions the pref
tic,i. latest and most reliable. Every lady
ought t. tlke ''Prtcr-"n.' To clubs the prices
az, a-Iunl-nlnSly low, VIZ th.re cope, Tor
81 50, ipJ,iIc- PREPAID ley The pulAlsurrJ wGtn
- -G,utu III -&Zt.!nt II Inches b. lJ-N ash
Ingtr t's INST Interview with iiI- Niic'-iot ht
l,-I-nH getting ttI tue club, or ave COPIES i"f
- ~. l,-J..-r also pre- iiLi>, ana bIth al rAtra
copy iul un- premium engraving 10 the person
grTilEZ up the C!uu. tnr lI!Er clubs iiv prices
az even luNrr. spec. ui-n- 81 tn Magazine are
-rnt. gra..s. II written IUr, to grJ up Clubs with.
On al. -ul-crlp- iul.s IET Asa inr publisher pre-
law tn ,a,-Jl-r. Address tlsrit"> Il. feSrrsOn,
50 Chestnut s.IUrt. IiLladcl PIMA. IA
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
.sS,Il e Golng!'

This has reference to the goods :. T.
". Mitchrlrs. sou1 invest OF the square.
Farmers and mechanics ar" rapidly find
;ng out thu: obey can qst be suited III III"
line ot dry goods, boots and shoes
i!ccr sw:.rc. notions, g.. SC, ard h!S
trade i increasing rapidly u a c"nNc-
guonac. Lyon III aid take 4 General
INSPECTION ii the Store-yOu MI he
ntra,.l.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
County Grange.

The County Grange OF Andrew county
will meet AT Savannah on TuesdaE next,
December l.. 1t Is expected the Farm
ers Insurance Company will be organ
lied ut that meeting. We are requested
10 urge upon delegates to he present
and to saw that all fUarth-dcgree mem
hers are invited 10 be present during the
deliberations.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Notice.

TAKEN up by Peter Nef * Co. living IN
1 Nodaway township, in Andrew county MS
souri,. on tnr l6;h day oil October, y ID. la'3.
one black horse. supposed Ia IN about eleven
wear. old fifteen and a half hands high.
rI-ht hind loot white; appraised a.
S,g M. Also. one horse mule, SUP
pn-ed to be a vearlinE past, hrnSn color, ABOUT
81 90 No other mark ar brands prrceivnf'e
The two appraised at So, ny Thomas hirker anu
j. +. Compton.
\ true copy from my stray hn9k
W. &. MARrINnaLE,
~ Justice OF tn. Peace idr NodawaS
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
IIere We krci

" the SANE place, IA til" neat brown
'roat, south side, and with an entire
ncw s!,ek of goods. .iast receiNci-at
! 3. Eu,sclrs. He has dress goods,
shoes. g., which will he sold AZ bottom
prices. Gan ami examine his fins lot OF
-unus. and the low prices asked. Ii :
3, every ono, ;Et"rcrt T. d" 90. aud i,"
foc>4a charge "ayth!"g for ~eAh!'i..n%
his ,Couk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27

SAY, the State Journal. tho lscpuh.l-
can party mast get IA one elie or the
other Of the questions which most inter
est the people" hecaa-c the intelligent
men men OF the Republican party have
given il fair warning. Let it stand hy
tn, country, and not 90 gyp~ying with
the rcputLationi-rs and it may still hc
The party OF ;hc people" We venture
the guess that the Republicans will not
again he car-ht in any aGuiv"raI posi-
ton on that question. In" excitement
which followed The panic lei niary into
the idea that temporary :niia'i'n Vas
necessary who never Inrauttr hay" any
.i.i.e 70 do with ,,e rrpuiii,.ori,,-, and
have est loose from the whole business
>'nc- thew discovered what IL main
body 81 ''morr money" people really
wanted.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Siren Notice.

TtNES ~ hy :. L. Scli'IS-r-sT.. living :,
benton tnwn-nin. IN tnG=s COUNTY, Mi
s7uri. GA The 81 W: Il &'y,il5"r, :. y. ~.
:vp nei!-rs. each on r-lr ole. .Is-r: one White.
with iiu of ears red, b.;uis! - right his with
lrrFcr IL, "nr re- aud vIity s,".trG, Lrarda.
with 'hi,.r istr- .in. cru-- on i'tt iln. Inafk,i
with CROP ard Bit "A r'cs ear ag3 Ba'ier i.f In
l-ii lHl y0Ae IN. AF:raIsUA at tHentr-n:r.
uo!lIr,, BY !. Gfrs-ly Ha,I John -. 10y. \ true
COPY Erpm my stray b-,k
JeN> l. TOWNSEND,
- Justice Of the r";.c- iur BH-fsu township.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
CLAIMS tJr slaves.


VA 5r,or,,, %,tsuu!'r -.
\ gentleman OF high .an,,o@ who
SAINT mu.n time n Florida, -. t."
,ra. and i c.c.,;nr There. ar.n--
10 :.;ntmitio~ TIKI ~lu", thu election
ry.i.,r.n ii that >ta.r are en- "a IN
Grr."- -,a,-H pr iU and g ITALY
r..!ny ,s.h for this c.as' %: c%iliu~. III
So. ~. i.~'a.c.S 800 cdch having arr"
r4.l. A. ,ug oi4'cre =" ga II THIS
n; .inc-s = senator lUlce.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Groceries For Cash!

for less money than II other house
in Andrew county. | have facilities
for buving. enabling me TO do this.
| keep on hand. nj all times. n very
large stock and buy exclusively for
cash. DUI't expect TO nuke any
money the next few months; so. II
VOu want
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27

P~o.',-|f"-t~atrfh, -5"0a. sNcn
4 ~.G.s5, N'oN\%r.Io"! -.SR:tol!
Im2,- ,a:1ts - N,~---Ir ne cause
and ere. Sent Sc".~ JAC~. :, zoe
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Lorren I. Ninturn, by his deed
w uf trust dated July l., ISIS. and duly r.
corded in the ulice OF Jhe Recorder OF deeds for
Andrew cnInty in the siaIe Of Missouri, IN book
~ nj uag,. az, conveyed TO the undersigned
trustee thr following d-~crii.-d real estate. Sit
uatet in the county OF hndrew and State OF Mis-
souri,. to-wit: Lott nuEnbrrs seven "a and eight
ts) IN brock number iIr!y-Onr til) IN the town
of .nlaZunia, together with "a -tram fnuring
mill and all the mnchrR.ry thereto beiongInE;
which said deed OF frI,i wa made 10 secure the
pavm-ni of certain prIn-S-Ory notes III SAID deed
mn uon.d and icsrrIlrd. and Whereas said
no1rs remain due and uu'iia with Interest there
on. Now Therefore, und,: the yF"Sia!Ons Of said
deed of trust, AMI by viriNt oil the power there
in rnNtniDei. and IN me- vested, | viii n trustee
aforesaid offer said real estate Tor sale AZ public
vrniur to tn, highest bidder for cash, at tn
tourt-hou,- IN The city OF Savannah, county Of
Andrew and State of Missouri. between tnt
hnrrs of 10 O'Clock i'll the forenoon and ) o'Clock
IN the afternoon, on