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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-29
ANISO AL PUBLlCO.

AcordaIo por el Excm>. Ayuntamjcnto lie
esta Capital en- session eXtraordnaIia celeblada
el dlez sete del corriente, La creacion del
dcstno de Administrator dc la fabrica 1cl .;is
para el alumbrado piblico particular, dot,.do
con clnc1eHta pesos incnsualcSi y que Sc a.gu-
cle OH ei poICdlc0 onclal para quu los asJiIs.n-
tes presente sus solicitudes en cl t6tinno dc
ocho dias, oontaGos desde Ia publicac,cu le
este anIIncio, en- la Secrotarla de la Excma.
Corporacion 10 hago pd6lico por medic DC ID
peri6dicos para que pucda teEer su cumplimis
nnt0 10 dspuesto. Puerto Rico Mario 20 de
l874.-Bdrt0Iomf Borrds. 3--3
Ell DIR. Il. VI. PONTE
4adr. muy en- btcYe al campo 5uplica d t. loo
los que tjeneu cu ntas, trabaio, 0tTas opei tco
pendl"ntcs. ~irYaN paSlr I'll labor tt4r.o para
chancelar las prim y term!nar = sesnu is.
Puerto l}co marc - de 81 -
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I'm coche una pareja do ti,os nuevos Y elcgan-
es con todo 81 aneXo. Estan 4 Ia vista en- la cra-
Ora de puerta de TERRA, pert"ne0 ieuto ID. Andres
Carb0, qnlen lntormala dc 81 pr"oio. a-3
TAPONES PARA GARRAFON
acabanos de recbr de Barcelona. FL que nccc-ita-
re hallaIa de Yenta casa los reg Molinas Liam
"a de este cOmercIo calle de 'Tetuan esduiua a la
ranca frente la fonda dc la Estreila; al precio.da
s. el Inlllar. 4-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-29

Puerto Rico MARI II le 1874.
Mny Sr mio; Partlclpo l. que dtsde esta fecha
La cssado en negocos III que JirOa cu cs.i.
plaza bajo IL razon de
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Computing Interest.

We give 4 new rule for computing in
terest, and it is SO simple that every
banker, broker, merchant, or clerk,
should post ii up for reference. There
being no such Il thing as II traction in it,
there is scarcely any liability to error or
mistake. BY no other arithmetical pro-
cess can the desired information be OBJ
tanned by $ % few figures:
SIR Per Ccnt.-Multiply any given
number of dollars by the number of days
OF interest desired, and divide by sixty.
the result is the true interest on such sum
for such number OF days. ut six per cent.
Eight Per CcHt.-Multiply any given
amount by the number of DAYS upon
which it is desired 10 ascertain the inter-
est, and divide by torty-iive, and the re-
suit will be the interest of such sum for
the time required, nj eight per cent.
Tn Per CcRt.-Multiply the same rs
above, and divide by thirty-six. and the
result will SHOW the rate OF interest at
ten per cent.
ANOTHER RULE.-Multiply the princi-
pal i'll dollars by the number of days,
and divide by scventy-thrcc the result
Is the interest ~ five per cent. in cents.
For six per cent. add one-fifth for sew
en- per cent. add two-fifthS; for eight
per cent, add three-iiiths; for ten per
cent, double.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
The Old County Treasurer.
From the Naysville Ergistcr.l

IfEpln tic hAN>Vllle Register.
Twenty wears ;t~o Uncle james Grant
was the postmaster Of Mlysyiilr. and
also the County Treasurer. AT this re-
mote period, the county was not pro-
rided with Il SAT. but the old treasurer
WAS no 10 bc baiiird: l.. made Il saf.
OF his owl; not indeed OF wrought iron
and castings, but of worl. 1t was
simply a box with 4 lid on the top
This was kept il the cabin occupied by
lncle james and his wife Is Il resi-
'lencc- The box had 10 lock upon it,
aad lis place WIS under tie bed. When
:: creditor OF the county came to have
his claim caal2d, tncic James would
draw out the box ana hand forth the
money. The cabin was likewise lock
less. From year 10 ycar the wooden
o remained undisturbcd by the hand
at thieves. The old fashioned people
who then lived in the county never so
much rs thought OF rohhin@ or being
zDbbcd the county funds were safe in
III" box. Universal honesty is Il better
protection against robbery than burglar
proof safes. Ii WAS not until after 4;
strong iron safe was brought to the
county, that the county money WAS dis
turbed. Uncle James, too, kept Il less
vigilant watch oven the wooden box
than dill those who had charne of the
IRON protector ut the time OF the robber-
e.: but Uncle James re led upon the
honesty Of his ncighbors, and he was
not deceived. When the country began
L" fill up more rapidly, people of all
grades of honesty and dishonesty
came, and the iron safe was not equal
t, the viilainons ingenuity of the rob-
beers. In spite of the careful vigilance
of the officers who were charged with
the responsibility of keeping tie
county's funds, the thieves did their
work. Who would think of putting
money nowadays in so exposed II sit
uition as that in which Uncle james put
The county's funds? with all the safe
guards that can lie devised, the thieves
break through and steal. Not that the
human race is growing relatively worse;
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
MOrt60Se Sale.

JNHEGEAS, that. on the twenty-frst day of
w July, \. II. lSIs, &raiun Iocome and
Helen lucoIDe, his wife, BY their deed of mort
gage with power of SAKE, conveyed 10 jaime, IL.
Horton, OF Anircw county, Missouri, the fol
lowing Described real estate, to-w;t: Lot NUM-
her Is, in block uuInhsr H. ID the town of AMI
ZUnil, i'll Andrew COUNTY i'll the state of MIssuu-
ii, To secure the pay mc1l; os > certain prunlissorv
note, described IN said mortgage. Tor the sum OF
ou,. hundred ttpillvs, OF sairV date with sail
mortgage, due and PAYABLE to thu sgdsr OF said
.Iuntc- II. Horton SIN 9s"ntts aEef tine date
thereof, with interest tnepcOn tsosl its date nj III.
rate OF ten pr cent. per annunl: That SAID ttst-i
ufmnrt@agc contains the following conditions.
of sail note according 10 the terms thereof, thu
said james II. Horton, or his lcg;Sl Representa-
tiyr>, or the acting sheriff of sad cLuity NAY
pT1rrr'l la and sell the SAID nal estate in SAFE,
deed q! mortgage described, 1T lIJdi. sale. rir>L
giving thirty days public notice in"rrs.s prior io
the time O! sale, AMI ut.t al ltc pruCrcd> ct SAT-.
sale 70 pay all cu>ts and expenses attending salt
sale, and apply the balance ia pay mrpt al ar
amount of lhc said nutc, and the Sheriff, or III.
said MORTGAGE are, by said decd OF mnrtga%..
TO convey said real estate in Tee simple 10 the
purchaser thereof by sufficient deed;
And whereas. default IN, been made in the
payment Ut said note, anu pursuant II the ~
Ih1rIiy and power III M vested. AMI Ihr power
the acliI u Shcr.n vi sand andrew county Will, ca
-Noadny, the LIST day Of .fute,
\. y. ISTi, sell tn real estate hrrrInher,rr d.
Scrilicd II publ ic sale, to the highest bidder. Tor
cash, III In Cnuri-hnuSc duor, IN ihc city of -
runiaii, III said county ui Anayev, ana State "I
Missouri, between tia hours "G wight O'Clock -
tlc fnrenona AMI >iA O'Clock in the nlicrroun ia
That day, and convey sad real r.'air 10 lhr pIr-
SarriG Of Andrew county, Missouri.
ly \. 7. SNEIN, Deputy.
~ l!iC,.iNS = STEW ai:T ,tti vs. for mortgage.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
An Appeal 10 The Patrons OF Mis-
sour.

hLLE>r"S, No, May ,, ISL.
To he Pa'roHS of NisSo"ri:
The following dispatch just received 4:
%Ew ORLEANS, April %, ia.
T. Il. Allen, Attention, Mo:
Great d~cstitulion among agr~iculturis,s
in oycrllowrd district. Make it known.
We ask AL members Of the order every
where TO send immediate :liI Ia l.. w.
L. Lewis, or y. ID. Wctmure, Secretary
State Grange, La.
BROTHER PATEoNS-Lct every rranrc
in the State be- called together at once.
so Is to contribute what aid we can to
Il suffering brothers of the South.
Send your contributions as promptly is
possible to Brother VIM. M.Pricr IL Co..
No. II South CONNER cial street. 81.
Louis. You see that no specific kind Of
aid is asked FOR, but | presume that PIT
visions and food for animals are the
chief needs. Collect and send these as
above indicated, or money to buy them.
| feel that | need say no more to the
Patrons of Missouri; only be PROMPT
in disseminating this information to all
our oranges. Fraternallv,
L. II. ALLEN.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

AT the meeting of the District Council
of Patrons of lIusbandry ut ST. Joseph.
on the Sth ult., the following was
adopted:
WHEREAS, Certain manufacturers of
agricultural implements have entered
into 4 combination, refusing to deal d.
rectly with agents of our order and
agreed not to sell below certain iirurcs
which are mamitcstly too high: and
WHERE'S. The County Council a.! Blu
chanan county have taken the initiative
steps to establish u mauullr:"rv in -.
Joseph for the purpose OF making all
kinds Of agricultural implements there
fore,
HgSOlrcG. That We recommend the
District Council Ia co-oprra;c with the
buchanan County Council in the c>tih-
lislmcnt of such manutactorv. and ap-
point Il committee t. confer with and
take the necessary steps Ia commence
the immcdiat" Manufacture oi c~uliiva-
tors: a. We believe a. good cultivatur>
as are in the marn.t. Gun be- mlnu.ac-
tEre, and sold for so with Il good profit.
We would also suggest that each Silhur-
dinatc Grange in the district advance
$50. or take ~ least that amount of
stock. and rs soon aS the cultivaIor> can
be completed, the subordinate Oranges
in the district be supplied with one or
more, tccordin%to orders.
CIV. Douglas of Andrew county, X.
F. Moore ana George pomcroy were APP
pointed a committee to act in accordance
with the above resolution.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Holt County Items.
From the Sen;ine! !

Thomas SccriSt started from Bire-
low on Monday with L large number of
cattle for Chicago.
ten. Il. +. S;ringlellow. who at
tanned considerable uotcriety during the
kansaS-NebraSka troubles, who now re-
sides IN AtchlSon, Kansas. attended the
session Of the Holt Circuit Court.
We now have the prospect of Il City
Hal iii Oregon. The special committee
reported at the last session a. the CoIIn-
eli that Mr%Srs. Watson * Reeves were
willing To contract with the city 10 build
~" Iowcr half Of the building, ii the
ely would erect the upper half.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

IL there are more thieves, there are also
more men and more causes that bring
burglary to the surface of social life.
: During Uncle james administration,
hard cash was the rule; indeed Uncle
james had no patience with paper
money. On II occasion, when IN un-
toward event made it necessary to raise
about forty dollars by way of charity i'll
order 10 reimburse Il loss which Uncle
James had sustained, some one sub
scrlbcd two dollars and paid it with 4
bank bill. When t was presented to
the old man. he complained and pro-
tested and growlcd against the exceed
ing iniqnity Of Il paper currency. Al
q any II else would have thank
fully received it. since it came rs Il rift,
wen if it had been below par: but
paper money offended Uncle james
sense Of the fitness OF things, and he
must needs protest against receiving it
even III charity; for would not the fact
be construed rs IN encouragement 10
the further issuance of the vie swind-
ling imposition. The post Office moneys
and other belongings were kept in IL
similar manner to those belonging to
the treasury. The pile OF letters was
small, aud could he laid away in Il cor
ner OF the cupboard, where they were
perfectly safe from moleStation. But
lnclc James and his wooden box are
both gone; neither of them will ever he
seen again, nor will the epoch which
they represented ever return. MAY
they rest in peace.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Nodaway County Items.

IIIUHII TIT IttpUDI!CIh.J
Jas. K. Ford lost little child by the
rerebro spinal meningitis, on Sunday
last.
-Fayette Smith has 100 acres of win
ter wheat. which he informs us will Weld
him 10000 bushels, should it have no
drawback.
BY the Board Of Education Of Mary
vile, L special election has been ordered
10 take place on June 10, 1874. for the
purpose of deciding whether or not
$4,000 in bonds shall be issued with
the proceeds of which 4 new school
building shall be erected.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
S0le Of RenL Estnte.

"llElsEiS. William 7. Trent and Benton
w l"rani, by their certain deed uf mortgage
with power of sale, dated April 10, ISL, and
rcr''r'ir'i IN THE l:"cnrtirr'S Office of Andrew
county Stale of Missouri, i. Book -, ut Page.
liz, conveyed 10 lite Undersigned II certain tract
ur parcel al land situated in IN, town of ANA
Znii:u, IN The county of Andrew, in the State Of
Missouri, io-wii: all u: lot sixteen in block
ioriy-ihrrt, which said conveyance was made To
secure 'irr pay mem "i II prnmissUry note III said
deed mentioned and described.
.ind whereas, said note l., due and unpaid. to-
Eetiirr with The interest thereon; now, therefore
Inc Undersigned, III virtue OF the power in him
vested by sad deed OF nlOrtgage, will on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
IiHaI Settlement.

ritEIIrplsS and NIL others Interested in th.
- estate VI Thomas Soldiers, 'ircrased, viii tax
notice that 81 the hcNt term of the i'IubIir Cu:ri.
10 be- held ri the Office of the .lIdgr uf said Juur:.
in savannah. Aniyrw county, Missouri, on Mun-
day. the i-Ih day Of june. Io.i, ! will make t!...i
Settlement of sail estate and ak IL hc di-chary. 4
from said administrators.
ABRAM JOHNSON,
~. Administrator Of Thomas >oilars. dee.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Guardian AID CUrdtOr's Notice.

CTATE OF Missouri, county of Andrew, IS:
~ In the Probate Court uf Andrew county,
Missouri, june term, ISL. To all person, cui,-
cerne,li
Motto. IL hereby given that the un,lcrsign, Il
giliruian of the persons and curator of The -
tatcS of Josiah Lrnly, Aivira Luiuly AM. Nj
rion IuInly, minor heirs of Henry Lumly, IL,
ceased, will, ut the june term al said court, Ia
In held in savannah. ANDREW county, Missouri,
on the third Monday of June, 1874, .IpJly To SAID
court for leave Ia Resign the office u.d trust %
guardian AMI curator aforesaid.
WILLIAM G. SMITH,
9sS Guarli ian aud ,urirn~
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
THE VERTICAL FEED e.s

Involves Il new feature in Sewing Machines.
possessing one of the most valuable working
principles ever patented; its operation is posi-
tive, enabling it to rua over seams and turn cor
neIs without c%iEinging the tension, length of
etltrii- or stopping the motion of the machine.
ana 10 sew any number of thicknpsSe, of any
length, without histing; entirely preventing the
lnilin4 and. puckering of one pircc, while the
Other remains straight; and III the sam time, in
n practical manner, will do wha, no other ma
chine can, io-wit:
lake ALL TIE STRETCH FROM TIE GoopS.
Operating with equal facility on the heaviest rs
We'll As the lIShfest fabrics, leaving 4; seam alike
on both sides, beautifully smooth, strong and
elastic. II Is especially adapted to the diversified
wants OF family sewing, as il does any kind of
work which can be done with Il sewing machine,
WIN less changing or adjusting than any other
machine IN the market, and is so Simpl. in con-
s!rucil0n tliat 1t can he Used by any one with :Iac-
r!lv- IL /, ono of the largest machines manufic-
tirtti that Is adapted foF USE, TAILOR
ING OR WORK.
IN presenting the improved Davis" We
ciailll, IN addition To its superior principles,
more absolute perfection of workmanship anil
more complete aijustability than pertains to any
competing machine.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED.
IRA CARL, Travelling Agent.
y. VI. Gross, tcn1 Ag't, ST. .Jnseph. Mo.
- Call AZ j. u. Russell's, and examine the ma
tHlllr, ana lrnye Your orders 1r-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
FfHGL Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given thai the untersign, d.
~ Guardian ut the person and Curator OF ,:.s.
estate Df Robert l.. Daw son, miner heir of l. =
Dawson, ST., decreased, will, at tln III NJ Term g:
the Prubate Court uf Andrew county. Ni-,nur,
{, be held in savannah, Andrew rouniy, Missouri i,
on the Eth day ot June. ls1i, bcin. the tn:
Monday in JUNE, ask leave To resign his .n;,i
Guardian AMI Curaiorsl,ip and make iinaI settle
ment of his accounts Us such Guardian and =, IL
rator. z. +. GILMORE,
GS Guardian and Curator.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

WHEREAS, that, on the nd day ofFebruary,
w \. u 1872, Joseph W. Bond and AdaliB.
Bond, his wife, by their deed of mortgage with
power ofsalc. conveyed - Charles McGonagie,
of Andrew county, and state of Missouri, th,
following Described real estate, tO-wit: Lot
number one of block number thirty co in the
town Of AmaZonia, i'll Andrew county, in th.
certain pronlissory note drscribrd IN said mort
gage, for the sum OF one hundred and sixty dol
lars (SlGJ. OJl, of even date with said mortgage,
due and pavable To the order al SAID Charles
McGonagle. twelve months after the date OF said
note. with interest thereon after The maturity a.
the rate OF ten per cert. yer anhiIn nniii l'arc-
that the said mortgage deed contains the express
condition that upon fall payment of said note
according to ter ierLrk ti9rcof, the said MORT
gage shall become void, hut if default of pay
nient oi said note shau be Hfade, The said mort
gage To- he AMI remain in full force; and that thu
said Charles McGdonagle. or his legal represcnta-
tiveS, or on the request oi the le-al holder 81
said note. the then acting sheriff OF said Andrew
county might proceed To sell the sIiu real estate,
DESERVED IN said mortgage and hercinbeiOrc G"-
sCriItsl, or any part thereof, AT pubic yendue, t.s
the highest bidder, br cash, NJ the Courthouse
door, IN the city OF savannah county Of Andrew,
ami state of Missouri, first giving thirty days
public notice of said sale, with 4 description oil
said real r>;nie 10 be sold, published III SOM"
newspaper printed and published in said county
OF Andrew, ii tfSre lc one, pYiOr to the day OF
sale; and ont Of the procc, us ~ said sale first ;p
hay all costs and expenses attending said sale,
and apply the balance in payi2rnt 1.-THE amour.
uf said note. and convey the said real estate ~
deed in Tee supple To the purchaser thereof;
And whit yeas, default has bcen Inadc in the
pay mcnr of said uo'e, aud pursuant To the power
and authority vested in me. the Undersigned
sheriff II said conniy, by said deed of mortgage,
/, u the acting sheriff Of said county, viii, ON
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

rH"!rriilnst-at' lb>okfcrDra"1,,ou
NiNIono. rEoHANIiooD! I-ItEEI,Cr,
Im2edtmcatS - Marriage; he causc
aad cIrc. Sat se""r yscoi :, post
paidfprso Goats. hyD2. 9. Nr----p
81 st. C!!a-l,S Sect, 81. Louis. No
the great special; :. -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

LAST Sunday, some sixteen persons
were to have been immersed in
the Observation-Disclosures river, near
Jimtown. On account of the cold rain.
the administering OF the rite WAS post
poned indefinitely. So says the Herald.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
MOrtfn6e Sale.

VIYHERE AS, Charles W Snyder, by his mort
w gage deed with power of sale therein con-
tanned, dated April III, 1873, and recorded in
The Recorders Office of Andrew county, III tb,.
STATE of Missouri, in Book y, Page 800, conveyed
to the undersigned mortgage, John T.. Gam ,!h,.
following described personal property, Situated
in SAID county, tO-wit: One engine and bOiler,
with cupola, balance wheel and drive wheel, in
Guiding planning mill anu saws and fixtures,
which said conveyance was made to secure the
payment of u certain prOinissOry note in sand
mortgage deed ,leseribed, for the sum of on,
hundred and sixty dollars (SiGG) due on or be-
fore the first day of january, ls14, and bearin;;
interest from date nj the rate of ten per cent. per
annun.
And whereas, it il provided In said mortgage,
deed that if sand note shall not he well and truly
pai,. when the same becorars due and payable,
that the undersigned, John e. Gam, may pro-
ctetl To sell said property, or any part thereof, az
public vendue to the highest bidder, on the prem
iscs where the same Is situated in AmazOnia,
within said county of Andrew, for cash, first
giving thirty days publie notice of the time.
terms and place of sale, and of the property o
Ike sold, by publication in some newspaper print
ed in the county and State aforesaid. And
whereas, the note above mentioned and de
scribt1l, and the interpst thereon, are now due
and unpaid: now, therefore, by virtue of tn.
power in NE vested by said mortgage deed, |
will. on
Friday, The 22d day of Nay,
4. d.. 1874, between the hours of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon ~
that day, ut the shop and premises of the said
&. W. SNYDER, in AmaZonia, i'll Andrew COUNTY,
state of Missouri, proceed TO sell the above de-
scribed personal property, ut public vendne. 10
the highest bittler, for cash, to satisfy said note
and interest, together With the costs and expenses
attending said sale. JOHN G.. GAM,
Mortgage.
Savannah, No, April 16, 1874. 26S
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE.

iiappy Relief for Youn. Men from the effects
ui Err.r9 ami ABUSES in early life. Manhood
Restored. iinrctIincnls to Marriage. removed.
New %ih"iln: oil treatment. New and rrmaIha-
Bile rrlii'flir~. Book and Circulars srit free, in
scaled envelopes. .hiirr-,, AlD h~-O-
tlAiIpN, No. > south Ninth St, l'hI,IdrlIhia,
Pa.,-an Institution having II high reputation for
honorable conduct ami professional ~kill. -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
saturday, the 18th day Of May,

1871, between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon AMI five O'Clock in the afternoon, ut
The south door Of the Court-hoi>c in the civ of
savannah, county Of Andrew, in The State of
Missourl; Proceed 10 sell the property above.
described, al public yrn,ine To the highest bid
der, Tor cash in hand, and apply the proceeds of
SAM sale 10 thc purposes mentioned IN said
deed. y. IL t;IDDISI;s. Nor,~ -,
~
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
THE LADIES' FRIEND!
Improved Davis
L~oCKSTICH, VERTICAL FEED
SEWING MACHINE.

Which Is beyond question, more perfect for all
Kinds OF work than any other machine in use: a
4 combination of simplicity, durability and
economy, manufactured of the VERY BEST M
PORTED STEEL, AMI composed OF only TWELVE
working parts, while other machines have from
thirty Ia forty.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Monday, tae 1st day of June,

a d Is14, sell the real estate hereInbefore de
Scribed, aT public sale, r.. cash, 10 the highest
bidder, at the COurt-hGuse door, in the city OF
Savannah aforesaid, between the hours o. eight
O'Clock in the iOrenOsn end SIX O'Clock in The
afternoon of said Grl Monday in June, lS1i, AMI
convey the same 10 TN purchaser or purchasers
thereof. PENBROkE MERCER,
Sheriff of Anerew county, Mo.
By \. T. SABIN, ibpaty.
~ HIGGI<S n STEW ART. Attorneys
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
WAGON MAKING!
Lowest Rates For Cash '

TlIE Undersigned would respectfully solici
L the TRADE Of the farmers Of Northwestern
Andrew county and adjacent territory. Am -
Practical mechanic myself, ami employ none
but iir>i-cla>> w"rkInrn. Gall on me and he
satisfied that i, i Ia YOUR interest 10 deal with
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