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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-22
LOCAL BRETITIES

Com planting is over.
NEW goods at RusselrS.
SEE advertisement ofN.Y. Life ms. Co.
SPRING WHEAT wanted 1T Savannah
Mills.
4 DOLLAR a quart for strawberries in
St. Joe. Not any. thank'ee.
WEED EAELS has 4 car load of Buck
exc combined mowers and reapcrs.
TAKE YOUR spring wheat to Savannah
Mills-they pay the highest cash price.
CHARLES LUCAS has bought Il corner
lot. south of E. NJ. Mitchelrs residence,
and expects to build Il house on it.
The American Sardine Co.'S bone
less Sarlincs are much better, and less
than hail the COS. Of imported sardines.
SOMEBODY will want Il Buckeye ma
chine and wont get ii, because Weed
Ear!s sells them too cheap-won't stay
long.
TrNEE is daily receiving new goods
of all kinds that VIII be sold at prices
that must draw the crowds. Come
early.
AN imitation brick front to Mr.. w. b.
Towards place Of business is a subject
of commentator. Mr.. j. q. Walker is
the artist.
THOSE waEtin" Buckeye machines
must come early. aS the liberal terms
offered will soon clean cut the machines
Weed Earls has.
one of the largest stock Of millinery
goods that Won have seen FOX some time
Just received 1t Tyner's, at prices that
will as:onish you.
AZ the f.st-class marble house of
Sso.ts & Thurtcll work is going forward
byi>Aly. People Ike to deal with a firm
that means business.
TIE remains of Mrs. Yenni, who was
buried on Friday last, were followed to
the grave hy 4 very large number Of
friends of the family.
FARMERS. look in Weed Earls' ware
house for the best self-rake reaper, and
thc best combined dropper and mowers
on carth-the Buckeye"
ACoNCEET at the Sixth Street Mc:ho-
dist Church, on Sunday evening next, is
promised by the Sunday-school Of that
Church. They are always well at
tended.
DR.. n. 5. DoDGE has sent lis & blank
vote, and requests Us to correct the state
ment of our correspondent "Occidcntal'
in relation thereto. From the specimen
sent us, it would be impossible to cut of
the portion intimated by our correspond
cut.
WALL PAPER, the finest stock ever
brought TO this city, will be found at J.
G.. Walkers. north side the Square &;
also. 4 full supply Of paints, oils, glass,
DO, constantly on hand; all OF which
will be sold cheaper than the cheapest.
Gail and see.
TOMATO and sweet potato plants,
Started under the new ''hardning" pro-
cess, which causes them to mature from
two to four weeks earlier than by any
ether plan, for sale by Rev. W. r. Ely.
Leave orders at S. p. Wright's store,
Savannah, No.
Miss SoMERvILLE would respect
fully to the Citizens OF
Savannah that she will receive pupils
in music. Terms: $500 per quarter.
Applications may be left at the store
Of Messrs. Stiles & Hardy.
Nay 6, 1874. 3w
STILES g. HARDY amt got any money
to lean, nor amt rich enough to sell
goocs on credit; but they can do the
o..,er thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
t:,ey can afford to sell goods lower fpr
casa than anybody can ON credit.
Ok the Goth of February, Mr.. G. l.
Rca1wick took from Fisher G. Daley
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-22
Keep Cool.

Those who wish ice delivered regular
" at their residence or place of bust
ness, should leave orders with j. l.. Benz
nett, who will deliver ice in the city,
throughout the summer in, quantities to
suit and at q low rate.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-22
Musical Mass Meeting.

On Monday evening next at s o'clock
ut the Sixth Street Methodist Church,
in this city, n mass meeting Of singers
viii he held. y competent teacher is
expected to be present and lead in the
singing. All are invited, with their
~sinrinp books.
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Saturday, he6th day Of Juae,

1874, between the hours of nine O'Clock III the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, Mt the south door Of the Court house in the
city of savannah, county of Andrew, in the
State of Missouri, proceed To sell the property
abtSe described, ut public vendue tn the highest
bidder for cash in hand, and apply the proceeds
of said sale 10 The purposes mentioned in SAID
deed. FREDERICK BRETT, Mortgage.
W. W. CALDWELL, attorney foc mortgage.
2sH
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Farmers are Busy.

But that don't prevent them from
taking a spare moment and going TO j..
b. Russell's for dry goods, groceries,
millinery &c. put your money where
it will get the most goods" is the way
Russell has it. Remember the brown
front store, south side the square.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
IN istrltiOn upon the estate Of Isaac y. Tahler,
deceased, have been granted to the Undersigned
by The Probate Court OF Andrew county, bearing
date April l., A. D.. 1871. All persons having
claims against said estate are required TO exhibit
them tO me for ~ailowgncc within one year from
the date oil said letters or they may he prrcludci
from any benefit of such estate, and If said claims
of publication of this notice they will be forever
barred. JOSEPH y. GARDINER,
THOMAS J. TALLER,
2g2' administrator of |. =. Tibler, dec.
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Leaf Tobacco Wanted.

want to buy all the leaf tobacco in
Andrew county at the highest market
price. Farmers who have leaf tobacco
to sell, or are raising a crop this year,
will consult their interests by calling on
me at my warehouse in Savannah.
L. w. Joy.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-22

THE place to buy Singer. Wheeler &
Wilson, Grover & Baker and Howe
sewing machine needles. isat Tyners,
south OF Courthouse.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-22
Millinery and ~Dressmaking.

Miss Matte Ent opens up drcssmaking
at Glazicr's. west end the Square, and
also taxes charge Of the millinery de-
partment-trims hats, &c. Also. new
stock of ladies' shoes and p~arasols.
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LOSt-ReyS.

y large brass door key, and 4 paddock
key attached. The finder will please
leave them ut this Office.
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MORTGAGE Sale.

N7HEREAS. that. on the I'D day ofFebrnrv,
w \. ID. ISL, Joseph W. Bond anil A,luliIr.
Bond, his wife, by their deed OF mortgage with
power of sale, conveyed 20 Charles McGonagle,
of Andrew county, and Stale of Missouri, the
following described real estate, tu-wit: Lot
town of AmaZOnia, In Andrew county, in the
State of Missouri, 10 secure the payment Of "a
certain prunissory note described in said mort
gage, tor the sum OF one hundred aud sixty dol
lars (Sl6O .OJ), of even ,latc with said mortgage,
due and payable 10 TIE order of Sarl Charles
M.Gonuglr, twelve months after the date of said
note, with interest thereon after the maturity ut
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum until pai'i;
that the said mortgage deed contains the express
condition that upon full payment of said note
according to the terms thereof, ttr said mort
gage shall become void, but if defaults III pay
mrnt oi said note shall be made, the said mort
gage TO h.. and remain in iull force; and that the
said Charles Mrt.onaglc. or his legal representa-
iivrs, or on the request oi the LEGAL holder OF
said note, the then acting Sheriff OF said Andrew
county might proceed TO sell the saiu real estate,
described IN said mortgage and hrreinbrIOrc lie
scribcd. or any part thereof, ut public vendue, IL
the highest bidder. for cash, ut the Court-lousc
door, IN the city III savannah, county OF Andrew,
and state of Missouri, first giving thirty days
public notice of said sale, with u description OF
sai, real estate Ia be sold, published III some
newspaper printed and published in said county
of Andrew, ii there he one, prior To the day "f
sale; and out of the proceeds of said sale first I"
pay all costs AMI expenses attending said sale,
and apply the balance in payment ofthe amount
of said note, and convey the said real estate by
deed in fee simple to the purchaser thereof;
And whereas, deiaul. has been made in the
pa. ment of said note, and pursuant TO III" power
anil authority. vested in me-. the undersigned
sheriff of said county, by said deed of mortgage,
|, rs the acting sheriff of said county, VIII, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-22
Married.

GtN-BRADFORD-Mu 10, 1874. Mt the
Residence ofihc brides father, near Fillmore,
Mo, hy Rev. j. \. PniSr. Nj. Gilmore II. Lo-
gan, 10 Miss Julia y. Bradford, daughter OF
james Bradford, Esq.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-22
Dwelling For Sale or Rent.

a brick house, containing five rooms
and cellar; also, wood-shed and barn.
Apply to |. y. WEBSTER.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-22

ALL orders addressed to Singer Agent,
Post-oilice box HI, will be promptly at
tended to.
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trayed--T

STRtYED from m promises, in Platte town.
y ship, 3, miles southeast Of HolckOw, two
black work mules, q Years old; one Il horse
mite, IL hands and one inch high; the other, Il
mare mule, ID hands and : inches high; heavy
bodied.
The llndcr will be literally rewarded by re-
turning them. 90 l.. W.;RAlG.
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Monday, the LIST day of June.

A. ID. lsIi, sell the real estate hereinbefore 'te-
scrii,ed, at public sale, for cash, 10 The highest
bidder, ut the COurt-house door, in the cit! OF
Savannah aforesaid, between the hours of eight
O'Clock in the forenoon and SIX O'Clock IN the
afternoon of said ilrst Monday in June, lS't, anu
convey the same to the purchaser or purchasers
thereof. MEkIfk
Sheriff of Anerew county, Mo.
By A. T. SABIS, Deputy.
~ IiIGGSs Y STEWART, Attorneys.
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e7ndrrw 90, Repnbhfan.
Railroad Timetable.

Kansas City, St Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroad.
N,rth. NailS Mil
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MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR.

The Boston Advertiser of Saturday, says
"There was good reason to believe on Thurs
day that vote then would show large pre-
ponderance Of Hoar ballots, but yesterday
there were indications of q change in favor Of
Dawes change natural enough in view OF
the fact that the only work thus far has been
done by the latter's friends. tits now agreed
on all sides that the suspicion Of an under
standing between the friends of Dawes and
Butler is gronndless, and undoubtedly this
has contributed to Mr.. Dawes's gain, If he
has actually received the accession Of
strength claimed for him. But it is also well
understood that the Butler vote will be cast
for Dawes, and that fact will induce some to
support either Hoar or Adams. 1t is argued
by such members that if Dawes is elected he
will owe his success to Butler votes, and thai
it would be q miracle if any man, howevel
we'll meaning, became an active opponent o.
q person to whose influence he owed his elec
ton. 1t 10 likely that very few votes will be
divided between Hoar and Adams, as the re-
publicans who favor the latter candidate will
20 for Hoar if circumstances make it expedi-
ent to abandon the first choice. There is
reason to believe that the relations between
the late Senator and Mr.. Adams influence a
few members against Adams, although these
very members admit the irrelevancy of such q
consideration. As to Mr.. Dawes, it Is per-
haps unnecessary to say he will stick to the
last, and that a pretty solid phalanx will vote
for him first, last and always.
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Some Imperial Booty; Earthern Pitchers !;
Spring In Winter; The Mysterious Island ;
Parepa Rosa; John Hay Bellies Demoiselles
Plantation; English and American Women.
The April number Of Scribner's illustrated
Magazine for Girls and Boys is issued. 1t is
an excellent number, maintaining the rank
which this publication holds as the best Of its
kind.
The Atlantic Monthly for April has the fol-
lowing table of contents Prudence Palfrey
The Lord's-Day Gale; In Weimar with
List; The Old Sexton; Life in the Back
woods Of Canada; The Lay of Thrym. or the
Hammer Recovered; A Modern Financial
Eutopis, How it Grew up and What Became
Of it; A Vision; Baddeck and That Sort o.
Thiag; An After-Thought; Nose Evans
Congratulation The Cohansey Tea Fight
To-day; The British Upper Glass in Fiction
Lippincott's for April has contents as fol
lows; The New Hyperion; With the Coun
de Beauvoir in Japan and California; Ny
Love Can Hold his Own; Malcolm; Some
Recollections of Walter Savage Lander
Mrs. Burnet's Story; Among the Mediums
In the Sistine Chapel; A Modern Cressids
Florida Reefs and Keys; Aprl A Pair o
Fugtives; The Dancing School IN Taver.
stock Square A Councillor, Judge, and Leg
islator of the Olden Time.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The January numbe. Of the London Quar-.
terly Is received from the Leonard Scott Pub.
fishing Company. Its articles are; Winckle
mann; Simplifca!ion of the Law; Mary
Somerville; Sacerdotalism, Ancient ant
Modern; Lombard Street; John Stuart Mill.
Autobiography; The despotism of the Future
Prosper Merimie, his Letters and Talks
Russian Songs and Folk Tales; The Difficult
ties Of the Liberal Party.
new edition of "Haines' Interlinear In
terest Tables" is published by r. c. Hainel
of Philadelphia. Some additions and i'm
provements have been made in this edition
Fer the counting room it 10 q very usefu
work, saving time and labor and giving &C
curate results.
Scribner's Monthly Magazine for April hai
the following contents Mary Buffers Ride
The Great South; A Msgdalen Of the Ores.
den Gallery; Katherine Earle; The Nader
and the Lily; Christ's Resurrection Scientif
cslly Considered; Old and Blind Concerning
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For sale by all deal,
The Sinking Saved.

The coordination of tonic, Alternative and stimu.
lating properties In Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
especially adapts that famous specific to the cure
of chronic forms of disease, when the strong in
huence of a long protracted morbid habit is to be
surmounted. In chronic dyspepsia and liver COM
plant and in chronic constipation and other OBJ
stinate diseases, 1t is beyond all comparison the
best remedy that can be taken. AS means of re.
storing the strength and vital energy of persons
who are sinking under the debtating effects OF
painful disorders, this standard vegetable invigor-
ant is confesse 'ly unequalled. The permanent
tOnics included in the preparation are associated
with diffusible stimulant absolutely pure, and
the tendency of these elements is modified by the
presence of Alternative ingredients slower in their
operation and capable of producing more lasting
local and general effects. For feeble valescents
and in all phases of debility it is the best well
as the most agreeable of restoratives.
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Masonic * Directory.

TRINITY CONIMANDERY, No. 7, Knights Tenn
plar. Stated meetings Friday on or before the
full moon of each month. A. d. Knight, Eminent
Commander. .. b. Quirby, Recorder; A. L.
Smith, Recorder pro tenn.
ALPHA COUNCIf1-Meets at HalloweI. Quar-
terly Convocations, January, April, July, Oc
tober; Wednesday succeeding full moon. j.
w. Toward. Thrice Ilustrious Master.
JERUSALEM ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER-Meets
at Hallowel. Stated convocations Thursday or
or before the full moon of each month. John
w Rowe, High Priest. F. J. Day, Secretary.
Stated meetings first Monday OF each month
Special meetings on Monday evenings. John W
Rowe, Master. c. II. Brick, Secretary.
meetings first Tuesday of each month. Special
meetings every Tuesday evening c. B. Nor
ton, Master. f. F. BlacSmun, Secretary.
novG. en-
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GENERAL NEWS.

Rumors are circulated that an uprising OF
1000 Cuban slaves 10 meditated.
The California Senate has passed com.
pulsory education bill.
The New Jersey Legislators have in many
instances, beea detected in selling their Erie
Railway passes.
1t has been decided in Iowa that jlting
doesn't damage q man cents worth. In
fact, it does him good.
Piss TX has 90 fully recovered his health
that he has resumed his regular receptions,
which we're interrupted by his illness in 1873.
Louisiana grew loo, 900 barrels of rice last
year, and will do better this year. The crop
10 becoming fa,orite with the planters.
The New York Sorosis celebrated its sixth
anniversary on Monday with an oration ban.
quet, songs and speeches.
Mr.. Murray continues to lecture on .Des
cons." notw outstanding the deacons show a
disposition to retsliate by lecluring on him.
II arithmetic we're better taught in our pub.
lie schools, says the Richmond Enquirer
there might not be SO many public officer,
who can't balance their accounts.
The story is told Of . deacon, who when q
the house Of devoted woman was asked L
onsr prayer, and excused himself by ssyinl
that he was no, the spiritual but the fnancia
deacon.
Among collection Of autographs in Mas
sachusetis 10 = visiting card of Daniel Web
ster on which is written: "Admit Mr.. Sumner
20 The floor Of the Senate"
/ The Detroit Free Press says that II yor
nre . shotgun in any direction in thi
country You viii biz poet. To which tn
Ohio 6tsts Journal replies: 1--WE want
shotgun"
Vermont Is beginning to bring out its won
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Miss Ada c. Sweet, confirmed as Pension
Agent at Chicago, 10 = daughter of the late
Gen. Sweet, the first Deputy Commissioner
of Internal Revenue. The President has here
tofore declined to appoint females to respon-
sible disbursing positions, but the ability Miss
Sweet displayed in the administration of
the Chicago office, while her father was PEN
sion Agent, before he was appointed Deputy
Commissioner, induced the President to
make an exception in her favor.
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Victims of Obscure Disease, seeking safety
and restored health, should use DIR. Helm
holds Extract Buchu. This article is off,
cial and standard. 1t is, moreover, the
only preparation that developes the full value
Of Buchu as a diuretic. 1t is perfect spe.
cifc for all diseases Of the urinary organs in
male or female. Beware of counterfeits and
limitations, which inscriptions men are en-
deavoring to palm off upon DR.. Helmbold'f
reputation. Look for the doctors signature
on the wrapper. For sale by all druggists.
Mar l7-+e.Od &Wlw.
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The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher makes this
sensible reply in the Christian Union to a
query as to whether it is wicked to dance.
at 10 wicked when it is wicked, and not
no more moral character than walking, wrest-
ling, or rowing. Bad company, untimely
hours, evil dances, may make lthe exercise
evil; good company, wholesome hours. and
home influences, may make it very great
benefit"
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A Virginia railroad was made to pay $25
for killing rooster. The engineer said he
spoke to the gentleman with the whistle as
kindly as possible, but when the fellow
dropped one wing on the ground, raised his
good eye heavenward, and commenced whet-
ting his spur on the rail, forbearance ceased
to be virtue and he lit into him with thirteen
freight cars.
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Bosworth has Just received new stock of
sprir goods, which he is prepared to make
up in the latest styles; Mr.. Niles having just
returned from Boston, where he has been
spending short time to post himself on the
way they are cutting and making up spring
garments. Give him a call.
Augusta, March 7th 1874.
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A Maryland lady, Mrs. B. II. Conway, who
has established reputation as a contractor
for "fills" and "cuts," has filled several con-
tracts in Pennsylvania. She has been
awarded a 100000 job on the Western Mary
cavating . tract 10 Baltimore for building
sites.
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Thousands Of Promising Youths, of both
sexes, 60 down to untimely graves, from gen.
eral debility and weakness, who might be
saved by certifying their systems with Iron.
The Peruvian Syrup is an Iron Tonic pre-
pared expressly to supply this vitalizing ele-
ment, and is the only preparation of iron that
will assimilate at once with the blood.
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PalpitAtion OF the Heart.
FREEPoRT, DIGBY COUNTY, n. S.,
February -, 1863,

FREEPoRT, DIGBY COUNTY, N. S.,
February. II, 1869. )
JAMES l. FELLOWS, ESQ.
DEAR SIR: have. during several years,
been troubled with Nervous Complaint and
Palpitation of the Heart. so much 90 that al
times l became unconscious of everything
around me; in fact, my pulse stopped some
times altogether. Hearing Of the good it af'
forded to others, was induced to try your
have derived great benefit from its use, and
whenever am troubled again with the old
complaint I shall always have recourse to
your Syrup, feeling sure of obtaining relief
from its use.
You are at liberty to publish this for the
benefit of other sufferers.
lam, sir, respectfully yours,
FANNY HAINEs.
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A young man who left Brooklyn three years
ago to ego West and 60 up" has just been
heard from. He writes home to his friends
from Idaho, saying that the country is the
most beautiful the sun ever shone on, and the
inhabitants the most sociable he ever met.
Also, that he expects to be hanged in about
four days, for stealing mule.
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Everybody sings the praises of Adamson's
Botanic Cough Balsam because it is an article
of merit, of more value than the purest gold !;
it relieves distress, restores health, and pro.
longs life. What greater offices of kindness
and mercy could it perform.
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Ladies wishing Human Hair of the first
quality and manufacture guaranteed will find
satisfaction at Mrs. Foote'S rooms over Has
kell's shoe store, Water street; Grey Hair
and Natural Curls. Work done to order.
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For Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality,
Urinary Diseases, and broken-down Consti-
tuition, the world is challenged to find the
equal of DR.. S. d. Howe's Arabian Tonic
Blood Purifier Advertisement,