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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-19
MOtSnoe Sale.

yXIHEIE AS, Daniel O'Conrell and Sarah
w o'Conncli, his wife, by their certain mort
gage deed OF trust, dated the 18th day oiJanulry,
y: ID. ISL, and recorded in the Recorders Of!cr
oil Andrew county, Missouri, in book nineteen
90, at page five hundred $500, conveying 10
James I; kalilsey, as trustee, seven and seven
one-handredths e 100 acres OF the west side
OF the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter
OF section Number thirty 600, township number
sixty t6), range thirty-six t3G) also, twenty
acres OF the east side of the west hall of tle south
west quarter of section number thirty c5U towE-
ship number sixty t6O, range number tliirtv-siX
C$Gl situate IN the county Of Andrew, ami STATE
of Missouri, which conveyance was madp 10 -
cure the payment of Il certain promIsso-v nnt.
in said deed Of trust mentioned and described
calling for one hundred and five dollars. pavaIl..
10 James &. Ramsey, OF bearer, twelve months
after date, for value received, with interest Il.
the rate often per cent. signed Daniel O'Connclf,
and dated january 18th, ISL; And where's,
sail note anu Interest thereon are now due AMI
unpaid; and whereas, it was provided in SAID
mortgage deed Of trust that If the said Dan:,i
O'C0nnrll. his Executors or Administrators.
should fail to pay or cause to be paid the SUE Of
money specified in said note and all the Interest
that might he due thereon. according to the tenor
and effect thereof, then, and in that ease it should
be lawful for the sad jams T.. Ramsey, or MS
legal representatives, or ut the request of In.
legal holder of said note, the then acting sheriff
Of Andrew county, Missouri, might proceed :"
sell the property described in said mOrtgae"
deed of trust, or any part thereof, at public ven
due, to the highest bidder, at the Cougt-houa"
door, in the city of Savannah, county OF IN
drew, state of Missouri; first giving siXtg 90
days public notice ofttr time, terms AND p.J''
of sale. amt of the properly 10 he sold, b. at
vcrt'scInent IN some newspaper printed III tn
city county, and State aiOresaid; and where.
said note ami interest thereon are due and W.
paId, and whereas, James G.. Ramsey, trustee
owner and legal holder 81 said note, has ry-
questcl. in writing, the undersigned 10 hay" sJ!l
premises sold according TO the provisions of --:i
l"Sd Of trust. Now therefore, notice is herrry
given that the undersigned sheriff Of Andre
codnty, Missouri. in pursuance and ut the writ
ten request OF James &. Ramsey, legal holder OF
said note. and in conformity with the provisions
and under the power Of said mortgage deed o..
trust. Will. ON
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-19
order of Publication.

VNiLIIhN A. Ennis, plaintiff, vs.. U1H!-':
w l.. trni>. defendant.
Now, on this 2il ttly of May, y. ID. -
COMES William \. Ennis, the plainttl ~ a."
attorneys, before thu Undersigned CLERK at 20
Circuit Court OF Audrey county in the >'"'""i
Missouri, IN vacation, and Tile, M petition ~
affidavit, stating among other things, ta:.t ,.t-
apovc named defendant, Hannah Il. tnJ:~ it,
itlcncc and whereabouts is 10 him Who'll. -
| known, rirtt she does not reside AZ her f. ,
place 81 abode III this state, and that h" 'r..'''%
that ,hr is not now 1t residcntn i the STATE 81 -
souri,. II i thrrcIlpon ordered by the t"'S
| aforesaid. III vacation, that Publication ~" n'l'.r
notify ing her that On action has btgn cotu.'"''''i
| AGAINST her ia the Circuit Court OF Andrew C,-.--
~, STATE III Missouri, the object and genera -
! tIrc OF which l. tn procure the order AMI i.r-,"
| of >ais court, t,ts>,lyin. TN, bonds o' Marriage
\ ny existing between her aEd plaip;iG Hy...u.
| and that unless SHE he anil apprfr ut tur 80 =,
! tenn al sail court, 10 be holden Gt The t.I.'-
house in the city of Savannah, within the 't q =
| aforesaid, on the 81 day ct August, \. u. "A.
and IN or before the sixth 'lay ufSald term. q -r'
same shall so long continue, and ii not, ts,u ~
tore the end Of the term) Judgment Will h. r';s-
\ derc, against her ~ prayed III plaintiff prti'tus}-
1t is further ordered that u copy hereof BE- par
iishcd in the Andrew Curnty RrptiDlic..I, =
newspaper published in SAID county vi Aad."W.
for four weeks successfully, the last In>er'i"a -
be NJ least four weeks before The c0mmencet!':s
\ of the next term oil said court.
\ PIIiNEAS EDWARDS, ClerS,
By AERAM DoBis, nepGry.
State Of Missouri, County OF Andrew; S.
|, PhineaS Edwards. Clerk OF me tir'.
Court " thin and for said county, hereby crri..!
the above and foregoing to be II true copy O, -"
order ut publication IN the cause uerrih h'hl'A,
Us fully n Inc same remains on rue IN m: "iE 20"
}sr, D, vii wiIH sonri rh Mi;b The sa" saai ir ~, !
\h-rcto affixed 1T my o!hce III savannah,
No., thi, i%h ,lay OF May FL.
| a2asIl.S By AVIAN poHls' D e
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-19
Noaday, the 10Th day Of Jne
administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters af ai:o'.-
IL ~Istri;ion upon tnr estate Of EdWa'v' La
late az Andrew county, deceased, raw, ..I
granted to The undersigned hy tie iruu,t, ( &.
oi the county aII.r~I5l. bearing ':ir H.. 70
day ri May, \. ID. 1874. All prr.ons r.Ni..
ciiiius AGAINST said estate are repaired 80 rN.
them II me Cor allowance within one year s..:
the date ui >..tl letters, or they Iia: he pfcc.t =
iTem any benefit of -gci, estate, anal Il -,' 20
claims be not exhibited within two ycGcs I.,t
the time oi The publication Of this notice,
will be- forever barred.
FREDERICK BRETT.
$50 Administr. tor of Edward TUr,.ir. -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-19
Monday, the 9Th dag of July,

1SI, between ile hours Of nine O'Clock \. u.
and five O'Clock II. VI. Of HAT stay, mt the Court
house door in the city of savannah, county %
Andrew, stale OF Missouri. proceed 10 sell tic
property above described, or 50 mitch a. may ~"
necessary 10 pay said debt, interest and cn-'S.
ut public auction, To the highest bidder, for cash.
10 satisfy said nCie, aT1 interest thereon, win
costs and expenses Of this sale.
PEMBROKE MEIsCEG.
Sheriff OF Andrew county, Mo
HARLAN and Madden, Attorneys. ~
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-19

NOTICE l. hgrcI; given \, al persons
y Interested. tbs. III, undersigned, Col
l.rio" i"r ia" county ui Andrew and state
al Missouri, VIII Is:k'' application 10 The
county rpIUtnj Andrew county and state
aforesaid, 81 tn .jlly term thereof, {, lie
hvld ~ HE tIird Monday II .!uiy, Isl. III
inc contribute in said COUNTY. fnr II jud%-
mvut 10 enforce the lien of The safe oi Mis-
souri, against III" tracts OF Lands gml lots uf
ground described in the foregoing list, AMI!
Tor an order t" ,"li - m.ucn of said real
property IL >hll! be sufficient t. satisfy th-
the several tracts of land and lots of ground
therein described, and that an the iir,t
Monday of October, iS1i, all Of said land,
aud lot, for the sale Of Whi,si an order
shall J." I1Idr, VIII he exposed to puhiic
~ilr ut The cnnrt-huu~r door, in sad county
OF Andrew, tor the salts action oil the taxes,
Interest AMI cost thereon. Dated this scv-
cntc,ntn day III June. 1874.
y. :. tiIITrENDES,
Collector OF iuircw county, Missouri.
State of Missouri, Andrew county, s.:
|, ~. l.. Paul, Publisher ri ll" ANDREW
Cot 7 i;EPUELICIS. do hereby certify
thai the foregoing Is "a fail, trtu. anil coin-
pictc copy otthc Delinquent Tax Boob of
Andrew COUNTY for the wear lS1.;, together
with the back tax as brought forward on
/ said book, and that the various amounts al
taxes are correctly stated against Ihr sever
! al tracts oil rrJl estate herein described. -
the saline appears irum the copy og the same
luulc b. \. =. thiticnd,n.
| .. +. PArL..
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-19
Trustees S'0te.

WHEREAS, Alexander MrAlister, BY h.
w crrtlin mortgage deed ui must, da;,4l th-
lSt day OF March, y. ID. 80, and recorded IN IT,
Recorders Office If Andrew county, Missouri, ~
Book twvntg--cyrn t2D, at page one hundred amt
thiriy-Onc (ljl. conveyed TO John II. Tyn'T. ="
trustee, the north half OF block number forty
one ~, i'll Tie city OF savannah, cUulty u An
drew, STATE of IissGuri, which conveyance ~
madc to secure the pa miclt of q certain prc'n,~-
sorry note in said deed of trust mentioned an. T.
scrIbe't, calling tor one THOUSAND dollars, uG!a-
bic Ia the ORDER OF John Ii. Tyner twelve months
after date. for value received, with Interest 1t IT..
rate OF Ten per cent. perunnum from date. p1y"-
Bic quarterly, signed Holloway & Mc..llsivI,
and dated March /, f-I2. And whereas, said
note and interest thereon are now due anil IN
pad: ami, whereas, il was provided n sass
mortgage deed of ua-tt that if tlir said 1Jiipt.aF
and dcAlistcr, tlcif Executors or Arun!ri~t'--
tors, cr either Of them, sIpul! fail to pay s.Hi
note and Interest, when In" same or tI.lsr II
them should Become due, according 70 TIL ;,Enr
and effect thereof. then, AMI in that c4-", i.
should b" lawful Tor the Said John Al. tyHcr. or
hI- lrgGi rcpI .-cniLtlNcs. or ~ the request 81 lie
legal holder OF said note, the then acting sheriff
oi AnireN county. Missouri, might proceed -
sell the properly described IN sail NOR -IG-
deed OF trust: first giving thirty days public lJ-
tIcc of the time ieTils and place OF sale, ard Il
the property 10 be sold, 10y advertisement N
som. newspaper printed in the city of Savannah,
and county of Andrew; aai, whereas said NOT
aad Interest thereon are due anil unpaid: a-I,
whereas, John II. Tyncr, trustee. owner a-d
legal holder of ~lEl ng.c, has REQUESTED. in WI
ting, tine undersigned to have saul premises sud,
according 10 the provisions Of said mort @-r
deed Of trust:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given ,hat lie
Undersigned shc.i u0f ANDREW county. Missouri,
in pursuance and III the written request Of Ju.J
II. ! yUcr. legal holder of said note, AMI ~ cig-
fnrn.5y with the provisions, and Undcr the Pow
~ of said mortgage decd Of trust, vii! on
Monday, the 10Th deg Of June,
! I-7f. between the hours Of nine O'Clock \. q.
/ and live o'clock L. NJ. of that liv. NJ the 'uI.i-
Z hpu-c door, in the city of savannah, county -
Andrew, state of Missouri, proceed 10 sell 'F.
property above described, at public auction. -
The hIg!irst bidder. for cash. T. satisfy salt -ru'r
and interest thereon, with cr>t- and cN.tas.s .,
/ this trust. PENI:i;Ohr NE;JLi.
Sheriff oil Andrew Co., 10.
| February lf, Isl.
A. j. HARLAN, AIRY.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26
Patrons Of Nusban6ry.

The following standing cormit.
tees were appointed by the National
Grange.
Treasportatios and Co cperasioa-A
B. Smedly. Iowa; Jones, Arkan-
sas: Maxwell, Tennessee Wardlaw,
Florida; lIowsani, New Jersey. /,
Coed Of tbs Ora.r-Whi,e, Virgin
ia, Cochrane, Wisconsin; Porter, Ne
braska; Lewis, Louisiana; Trumbals.
District OF Columbia; Mrs Smedley,
Iowa; Mrs. Rowland, New jersey
Masters .addfsss aid Lecturers Re,
poyt--Grosh, District of Columbia
Porter. Nebraska; Chase, New
Hampshire; Parsons, Minnesota
Ellis, Ohio
CLAIMS AID Gfisranees-MilIs, n. G.
Porter, Nebraska; White, Virginia
Boston Grsags-IIamllton, Californ
ia; Mills S. G., Golden, Illinois; Lew
| is, Louisiana DAVE, Kentucky.
Report Of Etsentirs Committee Col
/ ton, Vermont Mrs. Rowland, N. J
Tenney, California; Mrs. Smith &c
orsia; Crew, Dakota.
| Constitutional 4mendmsats-Ma ne el
Pa: Chambers, Alabama Smedley
! Iowa; Mcdowell, N. Y; Allen, Mis-
"a .aa !; osrav., .1.,.~~i.; Grew.
Dakota; Kitchen. W. "; Chase. n
| Hampshire: Davie, Kentucky.
/ Hlicags-Shanklaud, Iowa: Clark
Oregon; Ellis, Ohio; White, Virgin
4 il; Jones, Arkansas.
Commercial Relattons-Taylor, 5. G.
4Alils, Massachusetts,; Hamilton, Cal
itorlia Parsons, Minnesota; james
Indiana.
Financs-Smilh, Georgia; Moore
Maryland Vaughn, Mississippi Car
t.ss, District OF Columbia; Wright
California.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26
To the Changers.

Al the January meeting of the
Tama County Council, we sent the
following communication in, which
was read and filed away with the
other papers. As there are many
grangers in the county who have not
heard OF it, or have forgotten the
terms, we present it in fell to day.
We have been informed that there
are several oranges working for
these libraries, and we would state
that they will be grand and val
liable acquisition to any grange
For the information of all we will
say that we have made the selection
of books, but the grange entitled to
the books can, il they wish, appoint
acommlttee to select the library and
and they can select any books they
see fit from list OF over 200 vol.
umef, to the yalse of the books we
have selected. AS stated in the CON.
munication, the books will be deliy-
cred in Toledo, as soon as possible
alter July 1st, already labeled with
the name OF the grange and the num-
Der OF the book.
TO the Farmers. and Grangsrs Of Tama
County:
Having recently bought TIE To.
LEDo CHRONICLE, it Is ny intention
to enlarge and improve it as much as
my patronage will warrant. IN.
tend pu,tlsg on the 4,h page Of the
paper each week considerable
amount Of agricultural reading mat
ter, and will give you the use OF one
or more columns on the editorial
page, j. you will appoint some one
10 edit l viii give him what as.
sis.ance he may need.
At the recent meeting 81 the,
State Grange at Des Moines, among,
other business, the following resolu-
tion was adopted
WHEREAS, The American people are pre-
eminensly and peculiarly y newspaper
reading people, and as we acknoE ledge its
,poEer - Al cduca jonal agent on every
top.c Of common interes', ind since good
agricultural libraries are not within the
reach Of our population engaged in agri-
cultural employment,
Resofred, That We would earnestly recon-
mend that circulating library should bs
connected with every subordinate grange.
as 4, is cap. nasse 10 procure
BOOKS, AID rs the WISDOM 81 the |
'ese1e.ion is p'sie 10 be f-ea. / tafs
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26
the cRANCERS AND THE
DEMOCRACY.

The explicit disclaimer OF the
Grangers that their organization has
any political character must have
been cruel disappointment to our
Democratic friends, and entities them
to our hearty sympathy. There is
nothing harden tobear than the pangs
of unreiuited or misplaced affection,
ami will have the poet SUNG
mighty pain TO love it is;
A mightier pnin that 1--we to miss
But of all pain. the greatest pain
Ii is 10 lore, yet love in vain.
Before the order made its fatal
declaration repudiating everything in
the shape OF political bias, the lore
Of the Democracy for the farmers APP
peared absolutely rinbounisi. They
were prepared for any sacrifices,
even to the ex.en, of suffering the
Federal Government TO exercise
powers which all their patty plat
forms since the days uf huarcw
Jackson had vehemen,ly denounced
as usurpations and C;esarisms. Like
Macbeth, if they codli help the pro
ducers to tighten their burdens, they
had lived long enough, and were
ready for the crown o! martyrdom.
Could the Changers not be relieved,
life would have no further a,trac-
tions; aud in order to avoid snch a
dread contingency they would place
the party itself subject to the order,
and calmly, even hilariously, await
the lunge o. the sacr,fcial knife.
Eat tie Changers were proof
against all these lnsidious blandish-
men;s- They shrewily suspected
that love 50 sudden ard violent
could not be sincere, but must be die
tated by selfish motive. The re-
suit has amply justified their mistrust.
The Democrats, who have, since the
war, adopted Russell Lowell's i,lea
in politics, that
"A mericiful Providence fashioned us
holler
on'purpose that We might our princsples
swo.ler,r
no sooner found that not even their
offer of se.fimm ola.ion as q party
could induce the Changers to IN Ike
common cause with them against
the Republicans, have not only ceas
ed to sympathlzc with the lodges,
but their organs show disposition
10 60 over 20 the enemy. II is TO be
hoped that the Farmers will remem
Der this lesson, and be content to Sc
cure to reforms at which they aim
inside and by ,hc CO operation OF the
great national organization whose
interests and aspiration are SO closely
connected with their own. -Intei'
Ocso1.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26
State Oranges in Session.

TOPEKA, KAN, Feb. lS,-rhc State
Grange Of the Patrons Of Husband
ry commences its sessions in this
city to-day. A very large number Of
delegates have already arrived, and it
is expected that there will be from
500 to 1000 delegates in Attendance.
ST.. Louis, No, Feb. lS-I'he fist
annual session OF the State Grange
oil Patrons of Husbandrv commence
! el At Bonneville olay. Nearly ey.
cry county III the State is represent
cd. The State Grange organized last
May with $40 subordinate oranges,
since when their number has lnereas
ed to over I,.09. Master J. Il. All
en-, delivered a long address, in which
he gave history OF the order III
| Missouri, and made many sound and
practical suggestions, looking to the
pei lection OF the organIzatlon in the
State, and touching the growth and
future prosperity Of the order. He
also discussed several pruminen. sub
iects Which have come before The
grangers OF other States aud the Ma
tional Grange, the argument being
much the same as that already tamil
lar 10 public.
Nashville, Tenn, Feb.-Ti.c State
Grange OF Tennessee assembled at
Ga.latln yesteia day in It's first annual
session. Nearly 500 subordinate
oranges were represented, there be
ing between 500 and COO representa-
tl.es present, and many ladies being
delegates. The question OF es,ab
l.slling a plaw and cotton manutsc
tory AZ Nashville was among III,
questions discussed Great harmon,
seems to prevail. The session vii
probably last two days.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26

made arrangements oy which at least
two oranges in this county can sup
p,y themselves with libraries OF u
very small cost. l can also furnish
to any other oranges good libraries
at very much smaller figure than
they could procure them otherwise
Tie proposition / have to make 70
You is this:
To the grange that will furnish me
the greatest number OF new subscrih-
ers for one year, over 100, together
with the money at $50 ior each
name, (which is reduction from the
regular price,) oy the lst Of July
1874, will give library OF forty
volumes, all ready labeled and num-
berel, for use.
To the grange furnishing the sec
ond largest number, at same terms
I will presen, library OF ~ vol
umes, all really labeled and mum
berei, Tor use.
These books are all tirst-c.ass, av.
eraging in value about $3.50, issued
by the best publishers, and the IL
braries include books OF every de-
scr,p,ion, suitable tor a farmers or
grangers library, such as works OH
Arriculture, Horticulture, Fiorlcnl-
ture, Stock raising. Household Econ
omy, and in TACT every thing tisst
would be necessary.
The subscribers may all DO from
one post office, or each paper may be
sent 10 different post Office, and
the names may all be brought i'll at
once, or one at q time. viii keep
an account with each grange that sig
n;fies It's intention to compete for
the prizes. Names may be handed
in at any tune without The money,
but it must be PAID by the first o.
July.
This will be good chance to 81
a first class Grange Library, and Al
the same time support and improv,
TIE leading county paper OF lama
County. the paper that stool by you
Tor the past seven years. The more
pat, onage | can get, the better
will be enabled 10 make the paper
and am satisfied that l can make i
worth at least S 80 to each and ev
cry one OF you, in the course of ;
year | would be pleased 10 hav,
you and all your neighbors call and
see me when you are in town, and |
have no doubt bat 1t would prove
mutually beneficial.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26

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