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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-13

Go to w. a. fice's il you want to get
II kind of gras, or garden seed fresh
and new.
WHEN you want choice Salt Lake
peaches. peeled or ~unpeeled. go to w.
A. Price, the general produce dealer.
If YOU want the incest California
strained honey go to the produce store
of W. A. Prices
If you want choice fall wheat flour.
also spring wheat flour. rye -four, gra-
ham flour. and corr meal. so to the pro-
duce store of W. A. Price.
BRING all your grain to W. A. Price
produce dealer, and get the cash Tor H.
You can get a good. sound price fo'
your fresh butter. in CASH, at w. a
Prices Produce Store.
! Go to w. A. Prices produce store
when YOU want to know what produce
is worth.
If there is any good barley lying
around loose and likely to 60 to waste
bring il to W. A. Prices produce stor
and get a good price. IN cash, Tor 1t.
w. A. Price wants all your hides
fars, lard. tallow, feathers. wax, &C.
psrs CASH
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A. Good Spring Mattress.

Mr.. r. F. Berry. of Chiilicothe. Mis-
sour, called on us yesterday and exhibited
q new Bed Bottom Spring. or mattress,
which we believe TO be among the best
we have ever seen. II was patented
July 16, 1872. by Oscar F. A. Faulkner.
Of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. It is composed
almost entirely of wood, and the elastic
mart is reversible, which makes it as
durable as the bedstead in which it is
piaced. II is the least complicated,
cheapest and most durable spring in the
market. 1t can be taken apart without
any difficulty. and eleansed when neces-
sary. We understand it seils as readily
in the country as in the city. Messrs.
Weis & Robinson, Of Chilliccthe, Mo-,
are manufacturing a large numb r. MIR.
B. sold eighteen springs at the Missouri
Valley House. st. Joseph. This spring
can he obtained for the small sum oi
$500, so that all a afford to purchase.
We understand parties in Savannah
think of buying the right Of several
counties. and manufacture a large mum
Der at this place. We ad Use all who
want = good spring to call at the St.
Charles hotel. where . full size spring
! t3n be sesn.
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/. Order Of Publication.

Or Sa, S,s.t w Mlii,sM S az, VA @.sSIo = s s:s;
rfxicr, Richsrtf Pixie, JoiA D.. Sessss Ses.9ns
PrtHStser, SInhel Lratsw str6; fIiSsiiA ~.
EIixsteth Eesa1n. Jose1h Hlrmoa. AEorece
Bu-u,r, d. r. Butner, David Neese, Geoi{e
Scp.e. Lra,i.r Nees. aud Mirihs Nc.sc, d.Send-
Now. on ,his 18th dsy o: ysuaary, s. D. IT.
e .,r.s ,hr plaintiffs In he shove entitled cnese,
py their attorney, before the undsrsignea Cssk
of the Ca cut C.,urt, within ;na ,yi = ,s s,essio:,
and file heir petition and shdsvH. se.unSs
am, ,y other things. chat the above named oS.
frniin;s are ni'u-re1idents Of thfs Heste; ~
cr;i,n. th.t pablie;:S IN bs made Dofhytag men
ths. an arfiun has 6r,H commence S4xiinss
them, oy petition, in the circuit C2ur! o. ~.
drew cynnty, in the State Of Missouri, the o13sce
sntI general nature OF which Is to procure ne
Judgment Of said cs,urt for partition o. the lands
hereinafter described, among the parties acsofo.
ing 10 their respective rights and interests thery-
I'M. if the same can be partitioned in kisdf
and If not, then to procure the order OF saio
court for the sale of said land, to-wit: the eass
half of section twenty-five, and the noEth raw
of the northeast quarter Of section thirty.six.
all in township 81. oil range -, An1iSW
county. Missouri, and that distribution OF u
proceeds of such sale DC made a.Io.s r Is "a
interrsts in said real estate. IL is further or
drred that unless the said defeudants,k ifaoeM
Harmon, Joseph Harmon, keneeSa na'nes, p
l.. II H.
Neese and Mar tina Neese, be aud appear q u
To,rt. house' in Savannah, in said County Of
Andrew. on the 9Th day Of April; Al: At r. ;.rm as; Il
the same shall SO long continue, and II NOS, tnsA
before the end Ct the tsrn1' q and S,s snsMsr ,S o. % SsS-
ters and things therein charged viii be tskeo
. true and confessed. and jasEnae nnS an ND Ds real real
estate partitioned or sold. Il 10 further Or
dered that a copy hereof be Published n tss AZ AZ
DREW COUNTY RKPCBLicAN, . newspaPet pup
lished In said county, for four weeks successive
", the LAST insertion to be ut least Bur weess -
fore the commencement of the next term OF saio
court. PHlNEAS EnW AhO", N'AA
state OF Missouri, county Of Andrew, So:
i. Phineas Edwards, Clerk Of the Cleuls
Court within and Tor the county Of Andrew, "
the State of Missouri. hereby certify the sDovs
and foregoing to be u true copy OF the oroerot
publication in the cause therein named, - "
same appears on file in my ONCE.
In witness whereof, ! have hereussc
SEAL. set my hand and affixed my Vfaeiai seal
at nv Office in the city Of SAVANNAH
Missouri. this 18th day of january, 1874:
EDW ahDS' SierA-
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Order of Publication.

TN the Andrew County Circnit Sous', DeG ~.
her term. 1873. John y. Colburn ana JON
s. McLain, plaintiffs, vs.. NJ. n. fhipps' oeisno-
Now, on this 2d day Of December. A.D 1873.
conn. 10 nm. pIIinliI-, by their attorney, and u
appearing 81 the court that the ueienasn.
n Phipps. is y nonresident OF the STATE OF Ms
souri,, and cannot be snnmoheu ID TN. n%niiics-
tjon be made notifying the said Al N; fn,PPs
TINT an action has been commenced sesins. nins
in this court by petition, the oblsct anH ssnvtss
nature of which Is to procure the judgment o.
ths. court against said defendant for the sum OF
forty-two dollars and sixty cents az w, p3s
material furnished in the CONSTRUCTION OF uMsi-
ling house upon the lot or parcel OF .and nsisin,
after described, and to procure the decree Oh snia
court declaring said judgment q Men upon ~
following described property, to-wit: Lot se.es
in block forty- three, in the town OF AmaLonis.
Andrew county, Missouri, anu ina, uiuesS ne y
and appear ut the next term of said court, 20 pc
holden at the courthouse In Savannah, vtntn
and for the county of Andrew anu state OF Aais-
sour, ON the first day OF the next April te.M, a.
d.. 1874, and on or before the skin Gay IaeIeo'
III linz term shall so long continue. and u nct:
then before the end OF the term), judgment vi,
be rendered against him rs prnyru IN piaintins
| petition, and his said property sold 10 S;.'<'3 Ie
same. 1t is further ordered WA. . e3py re,S1i
n new spaper publI- he'd in said county OF An
drew, Tor tour weeks successfully .,he ias. inss
tion To be Of least four weeks before the con-
nencemsnl Of the ne 1t term o. an ss,I o'st
/, Phineas Edwards, Clerk OF ne ClfcuIS
Court within and for the county OF tn9IeW, y
the STATE OF Missouri, hereby certify tne soovs
,ni,i;cntion in the cause therein Named, "a The
same appears on record in my omcs.
In witness whereof, ! have hereune3
SEAL. set my hand and affixed my onaci.i sssa
Missouri. ab ny ss Sind day Of January. is1I.
Isl * rHiSEXs EDWARDS. Clerf:
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Particulars of Mr.. Stigley's Death.
HIGu PRAIRIE. Fbruary 10, 1874

HIG PRAIRIE. Fbruary 10, 1874
To the Editor of the RErrnLr<S:
SIR-There being so RAINY conflicting
reports afloat in regardfo the shocking
death OF Mr. Ely Single. by request of
the friends of the dccescd. / make the
following statement of fits: was the
first on the ground afr the accident
happened. except a pat Of the family
of the deceased, and a 'oung man who
was Immediately startd of tor assist
ance. The latter calleho me that Mr..
Stingley was killed in the stable. and
passed on I repaircdo the place and
found him lying on his hex in a narrow
stall, his head near he mangcr; the
horse that had occupid the stall had
been turned out. Thaace of the pool
man was covered with blood and wa
considerably bruised. From the ap'
p~earance of the body, ! judged he had
not been dead long. Other help soon
coming, we carried hin to the house
and found his left brcst. in the region
of the heart, badly cruhed. Again. or
examination of the tall, we found /;
leather wallet and a rbber brush; thu
latter indicating that the unfortunate
man was in the net OF rushing the horst
when the disaster occurred. The rcpor
that Mr.. Stinglcy was n the act OF chas
Using the animal. | think lily founded
1t is nv impression hat he had some
thing like an apoplectt fit. and. falling
to the ground. startled the horse, whlci
being a verv spirited animal although
think not vicious), tnmpled upon thu
PROSTATE and unconscious a ! un
derstand the family Uincide with TIL
view of the case.
The death occurredon Sunday abou
4P. NJ, Februarr |, 1874. Mr.. Sting
lev was one Of the pioneers OF TIN
county. it having beei about thirty-fou
wears since he cnigr:red to this countr
| lie was siyty-one yeas of age on las
| Christmas day. He was a man ac
quainted with sorrow having buried 81!
children. He le,n.sthree. and his est
mahle companion together with a h"s
of friends, to mourn his sudden ant
shocking death. The deceased was
person highly respected by all VIII
knew him, for his integrity and man
virtues. He wal an excellent ncighbo
| and kind husband and father, and W
can hut hope thatthe loss. so keeniy Re
by the surviving members Of the family
is his great and dernal gain:
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Personal.

David Rea, Esq, was in attendance
on Buchanan Circuit Coutt last week.
The St. Joe Herald says r. Sanborn
and three ladies from Savannah dined
on prairie chicken in that city on
Wednesday of last week.
Hon. A. j. Harlan was in Jefferson
City last week.
Mr.. Benjamin Petree favors us with
copies of several Pacific Slope papers
Sacramento Daily Bee, Daily Enterprise
Eureka. Nevada). and Sacrame nto
Daily Union-all giving evidence of an
unequaled reading public and enter
prising publishers. Mr.. Petree lived in
that country during the gold excitement.
Senator Wyatt. from Atchison, al
though a Republican in politics, is by
no means a partizan genial and always
courteous, he has made many warm per-
sonal friends during his stay here. His
official act have been characterized by
an earnest and intelligent desire to serve
tlle DeSl INTERESTS ol Tue p'pple vi MS
district and of the State, and his constit-
nents. irrespective ofparty. have certain
" no cause to blush for their State Sen
ator.-[St. Joe Gazette.
Hon. I. c. Parker has our thanks for
a copy Of the Congressional Record. in
which are a number of speeches or
finance and kindred subjects by able
financiers.
We noticed j. NJ. Kenyon, of Fillmore,
in town on Tuesday.
We were pleased to see our friend
John T. Painter. formerly Deputy Sher-
if of this county, in town this week.
John has hosts of friends in these parts.
who will be glad to know he is doing
well in St. Joe.
Judge James w. Duncan, of Clay
township, gave US a welcome visit yes,
terday. He says the Grange movement
is progressing favorably in that vicinity.
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Grange Items.
Carroll county has 81 oranges.

Carroll county has 81 oranges.
Changers of Cedar county resolve
against dancing.
1t is said there are seventy grangers
in the Missouri Legislature.
Two Macon county citizens call on
the of that county to petition
the National Grange TO change the con-
~stitution so rs to permit subordinate
oranges to admit members at 81 for the
males and 81 for the females.
DIR. Hudson, the lecturer of the Gum
City Grange, in Cass county. died a few
days ago.
Some Patron OF IIusbandry asks the
editor oil the Keytsville Herald If he is a
friend of the grange movement, ami II
he believes in Democrats and Republic
cans afiliating together. The Herald
editor saws that's the kind off man he is.
Hon. Joseph W. McClurg is Master
of a Grange.
The State Grange of the Patrons OF
Uusbandry will meet ut Boonville on the
18th day of February. About four hun
dred delegates are expected to attend.
A Buchanan county Grange passed
resolutions not to use coffee, until the
price, kept up by Il moneyed ring was
brought down.
A. II. Rutler and l.. d. Jones are tn
delegates from Worth county to thu
State Grange.
=. Some Of the ..anti-secret society party
of Worth county have joined the Grange
Charleston, South Carolina, has beef
selected rs the next place Of meeting o
the National Grange.
TIE Worth County Star says an oil.
lady with six unmarried daughters i
looking after the Patrons OF Husband-ry
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Married.

On S,inixS cseninS. yebru.H.6, l37A, y thn
rrsiIens. Of the trfdp's parents, SAVANNAH, hLt,.
Church, Al. William Epder to Niss AEnes Frod'
sham, Sill of this city.
THIS yoans couple, who hsre thus eaTiJ en-
birkea rpon the ,ea Of married life. have 6 host
Of friends, whose wishes are that The fullest
measure Of Happiness navy be their share through
life. The &, idr Is lbr daughter OF William
Frotsaam. Esq, one Of ou- mos. pronn:nest and
influential %citiz-ni. Mr. Eidsr Is one CT our
most promising yarny business mrn, and his
nae social gu aiti-. have W III for him = host Of
warm friends. The sprcisl thsnh4 of AL
hsnds'' connected with the IsErrBLicAS oacs
are due, for n most excellent large and rich cake.
On February 9, 1874. by Jesse John. J. 2. for
Nodaway tG1 iship. Andrew county, MISSOURI
Mr.. Thomas \. Vaughn to Mas Mary y. Roe,
all of this county.
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Empire Prairie 1ems.

Empire Prairie is in a furnishing con-
dition. We have abou. We inches of
snow. The farmers are liking advant-
age of the good sleighing and hauling
wood and fencing is the orer ofthc day.
The young folks, too. are eioying them
selves hugely in the wa OF sleighing
parties and surprises.
j. p. Jackson has solbut to PANELS
& Co., of Mount Pleasant who are sell
ing goods cheap, and, by the throng of
customers, | should thinIthey will reap
their reward.
People don't relish bcir called up ut
unreasonable hours. butuch was the
Ease with my friend Geo f. Maynard
last week. But when he aurora of
morn illuminated the honon, he found
to his joy'that he was fathr to Il bounc-
ing line baby boy. Suclis the reward
of patience.
Mr.. Carter. OF King Cit, was through
our neighborhood, last week, buying
hogs. lie bought sever lots ut 81 -.
live. A. McLane is alsoouying. Corn
rather scarce-selling 40 to so cents
ut crib.
The Changers are earring everything
before them. Is.
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Order of Publication.

IN the Circuit Court Of Andrew County, Mis-
souri, December adjourned term 1853. Adam
4 Schrrstcr and John J Miller PLAINTIFF vs. Jor-
don Nrthrrcut, solomon Ncthercutt, Mary Meth
rrcutt and Washington p. Mckee, defendants.
Now, on this 7th day Of January, 1874, come
the plaintiffs, by their attorney, and It appsaring
To the satisfaction of the court from the affidavit
and amended petition OF plaintiffs, that the de-
Pendants. Joriun Ncihercutt, solomon Nether-
cut and Mary Nethercutt, are noi-resideils OF
Nh. stn,e of Missouri, and can not be summoned
in mi, action. 1t 10 therefore ordered that publ
cation be made notifying said NONRESIDENT oe,
f,ndauts that an action has been commenced
against them BY petition in 'he NJ Slrc ar I3 ~ nro Oh
cure the Judgment or decree Oh si.id court ,ilata
certain deed executed by A. j. Harlan and wiie
to defendant, Mary Nethsrcnit, comvsying 70 sae
of land, part of the southwest quarter OF secuoh
! ten, in township fily-nine of range thirty -nye,
in Andrew county, Missouri, anu also ONE otnei
| certain deed from the said Wary Nefhercuit ana
| Jordan Nethcrcutt Ia Washington r. Mckee, for
| the same tract of land, be set aside, Cancelled, an,
nuli.d, and for naught held. and that the said
tr.ct of land be declared subject TO the payment
| of drbts due By said Jordan Sethercutt and Sol
oTpou Nrth.rcutt, and that unless they be and np.
pear ut the next term of said court to be holder
=, the court house in the city OF savannah, II
said county Of Andrew, on the first Monday Q
April, AID. 1874, being the 9Th day Oh ApfiI
lHl, and on or before the sixth day Of ss'a tern
then before the end of said term)., ami then an
there plead or answer to the petition OF platinum
the matters and things therein enafEeo Will y
taken Is true, and confessed. anu judgment VI
be- rendered against them accordingly. And It
further ordered that u copy hereof be pubiisne
in the ANpHEw COUNTY RkrUBLicAN. u week.
newspaper published In said county o. andrsw
6nr four weeks successively, the last insertion
he at least tour weeks before the commencemci
of the next term Of said court.
State Of Missouri. county OF Andrew; So;
/. Phineas Edwards, Clerk Of The Circuit Con
within and for the county Of Andrew, In the sta
= of Missouri, hereby certify the above and tnrcg
ing to be a true copy Of the order OF publica,t
on record In my office.
In witness whereof, ] have hereur
3sEAL. set my hand and alaxea my official :.
A4@EA this sss az & y ySW cAr
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Religious Notices.

The Elders and brethren OF the Chris,
tan churches are requested to meet nj
the Christian Church, in Savannah, on
Friday, the 18th inst, for the purpose ol
consulting on the propriety of arranging
a county cooperation. to supply the
weak and destitute places with preach,
ing. Meeting at 10 A. NJ. A genera
attendance is solicited. The foregoing
notice was received too late for insertion
last week.
WI are requested TO that
Elder Holmes, of st. Joseph. will have
services at GuiIford on the first Sabbath
in March, and the evening previous
All are invited.
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Attempted Robbery ard Murder

We learn that on Monday morning,
about 5 o'clock. As old Mr.. Samuel War.
ner was entering his mill, a couple of
miles west of Fillmore. he was set upon
by two ruffians who had been concealed
in the mill, his clothing cut in several
places with knives. and himself knocked
senseless- by a blow of a club on the
head. The thieves searched his pockets,
but finding no money, left for remote
parts as fast as they could travel. Mr..
Warner has recovered without serious
injury, but is unable to say who his as
sassins we're.
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The Whole Family,

Having heard Of the new and beautiful
lot of goods that Russell has just got on
hand, are going in their carriage to lay
in their full supply of all they need the
coming season.
Groceries, at bottom prices, at Rus
sells.
Butter bought at Russelrs. for which
the highest price will be paid.
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An independent Council.

A number of Oranges in Eastern An
drew. Western DeKalb counties, &c.,
will meet by delegates at Rochester on
Thursday next, with a view OF organ'-
zinc n special or subordinate Council OF
Patrons of Husbanhry, the natural posi-
ton of that section of country necesslta'
ting their acting together in many busl-
ness transactions. They will still act
with their respective County Councils as
formerly.
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WHEN will sensible people refuse to
be humbugged? The following is from
the Holt County Sentinel. and may be
an item of ncacs to some of our readers
but we hope not:
Quite a number of u country friends
have been dealing in ''dollar store GER
tiicates- at twenty-five cents ach. Now
they inquire diligently for some one to
redeem the same. Experience Is rather
an expensive school. Some Will mol
learn even in this.
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Leavitt's Swiss Bell Ringers.

This company gave an exhibition in
this city on Thursday and Friday even
ings of last week, with crowded houses
both evenings. The character delinea-
tons of the Merry Austin" artists clio
tied rounds OF applause. which was
highly deserved. The bell ringing en-
tertainment was very artistic. the har-
mony eliched from bells being some
thing almost marvellous. The ballad
singing was frst-class, and, on the
whole, we have never had Il finer enter
tainment of the kind visit It's, and should
they ever come this way again. they
will be warmly welcomed by IN appre-
~ciatiye public.
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Steadily Progressing.

Work on the new mammoth store and
warehouse on the south side OF the
SQUARE. to be occupied by J. b. Russell
as a dry goods and grocery emporium,
is going forward as rapidly AS possible.
It will be thoroughly fitted up. and will
be e~xcellently adapted for the business
Il Is to be used TOR. 1t is to be ready
for occupancy. we understand, by the
Ist of March
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Tho singer still triumphant.

Mr.. d. W. Stathem. Of st. Joseph.
general agent of the '.old reliable" Sing
er sewing machines. in order to accom-
modate his numerous customers in An
drew county, has located one OF his
agents at this place, who will promptly
attend to all orders addressed to Agent
Singer Sewing Machine. Savannah. Mo.
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Executors Notice.

CREDITORS and sll others Interested In ths
estate of John Fields. deceased. are hegeby
notified that / have taken ou' letters tcst;m"ntsis
y" the estate of said deceased, bearing dass
January 10, 1874. (snd been sppoint,d t'uardtsN
OF The person OF william Edward Fields, minor
heir) and all persons haS ing claims against saia
estaie are required to present them 10 me 'or at
iovnnrr within one wear, or thry may be pre-
cluded nom any benefit Of sand estate, ana II
said claims are not presented within Sxo Sesrfs
shey will be forever barred.
IL ARR All AM ENr-rfor
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Savannah .IarbIe Works.

The firm of Stotts & McDermott have
dissolved, and McDermott 4 Berryhill
have formed a copartnership. and will
hereafter be found at the old stand.
West side Square, Savannah, Mo, where
Mac. will be glad to meet his old Gus
TONERS.
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Popular illustrated book(26opages)on
MANHOOD! WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE!
Impedinents to Marriage; ..he cause
and cure. Sent securely seohd, post
paid for 50 cents, byDR. c. WHITTIER,
6I7 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist . Read his works.
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Strike Whib the Iron is Hot.

lam now offring my property on
Christian Ridg for $1,000 worth
3 !. ZOO. If not sold by the 18th OF
March. will trad for St. Joe property,
unimproved Lane in Nodaway. Holt or
Atchison counties. S. F. GARRETT.
January %, 1874.
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Here I am Agn.

Don't pay fancy friccs for
your goods, but goo T. IL.
Beekman, where I'd can buy
more groceries for ls money
than any other ouse in
northwest Missouri Open
your eyes and readthe good
tidings:
Is lbs Cuba sugar, 81 90
II lbs. n O. sugar, 90
IL lbs choice N o. sgar, l 90
9 lbs. A. sugar, 100
st lbs No l coffee, 90
Keg golden drips oily so
Keg crystal drips 8 to 3 25
6 gal. coal oil. 1M
Bright navy tobacc; so
No. l Imperial tea, so
No l Gunpowder ia, GO
Choice clover, timothy and
blue grass seed at very low
prices, and all othelgoods in
proportion.
L. H BEEKIAN.
S nth side Square, savannah
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No Drugs!
United States Land office,
BaosviLLE. No.. January II, u

ROCKVILLE. No. January II, Is'f-
NOTICE is hereby gwen that by the authority,
IN on he Commissioner Of the Geseral Land
Onne. soniications will he receive ON the 18th
day Ok February, 1874. II ten O'Clock A. ", for
fhe .pVtbesst quarter OF tar southwest quarter
al ASetian Is. so"nshiese rsSss KAs.ar.