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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-02
Liberty Items.

Siaco ON last writing we have l,l2
the pleasure u attending u wclliuy at
Or. Loche,;s. the brides brotharig-
law. 1t . o,c.cc.. on the sd, were
married, Mr.. J.. :. franklin TO Helen
la,cs, by Rev. J. MoGroc. The pgrtv
then all proceeded 70 Mr.. FrankHu's
about 4 quarter Of Il mile. and there i,gr.
took 81 one Of the n.cc-. srppcg- we
have seen Tor many u day. The guests
h!nu'",! themselves in various v.ay;
un.l ;1oG- ten o',inck. when they r.
iIrnei nome from Il l.s..yiir which will
long be remembered hy t.cm Ill. Nick
h"t!T was bridegroom and Anna
Simpson bridesmaid. The following
are thc guests: Misses C.. KITTY. Eul
hirtiy, Lille and Susie Armstrong.
Belle Head, Matte Emerson. Nami.
S~e.ecnian (Saralu;d). Dora and Hottie
Simpson, Ma@".e Hal, Jennie Ne
and Mollic franklin; Me-sr=
Ilowas, John and Logan Gibson.
james Simpson, Leslie Ia.cs, hl5cr,
..ancy, J.. u. Sexton. Charlie, Ba-.er,
Clark, l.. L. Parker and lady.
jnl Armstrong and lady, George Lo?-
No and lady, DR.. ". Lochrtt and lady.
Nil. Simpson and lady, T. >. King and
Green CARR, Mrs.. II. Simpson,
liz. Emerson, and IIr. Thomas Sinp-
on, Of Holt county.
in an item i week OF two ago. It was
COO cattle had been taken 10
! o:th county 10 feed. /, should have
cen GEO hugS.
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Register !!

We notice that in Il single township
in Holt county there was a falling off in
the number registered, compared with
two years ago, of Il hW8dre1 and Niy1g.
Let not the apathy Of the people pro-
duce this result in this county. Every
MAJ will have an opportunity of voting
Tor men of his choice, and he should rot
d~lsiranchise himself by failing to regis
ter. Everybody must register. Next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday are the
daYs.
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Nodaway County Items.

II ApAi- '4it iNtlNbl!JiD-
Apples are worth from % Cts 10 81 N nm
bu-hi in Maryville.
The pnstoficr in MaryvIllc was move! in,o
il nr'r. quarters under tie I1pabiicau o.Ece on
Monty, September Il.
M. Schroeder who LETT here last spring IN A.,
visit % his n@tiyc country, Germany, returned
last HlnGa? morainS, hale aGdhcarlv.
The way the thing worked in Andrew coun-
y, asst saturday, beautifully illustrates tn.
Peoples movement" Although that county
is Republican, yet they went into the Peoples
movement with Il flash, and st the nominating
.conyHtioA, hgld in Savannah last Saturday, !
Democrats were nominated to 3 Republicans.
There's the way it works.
-Ihe following new Directors Of the Noda-
way .ogntg i. and VI. Society were elected On
last: L. c. Miller in place of Go. y.
removed from The county; and II. skid
more, junn Lamar, y. c. Linyille aad i'm
Wright in place Of John Grisby, Vim. Patterson,
Il. Brown ard u. & ". Harmon, retiring
members. There has been some dissatisfaction
expressed in pur hearing 1t the way
We're conducted. and we shall be able
next week, to.rentilate some matters.
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Daniel Brock. Of Fillmore, brought Us
III a couple of the largest sweet po.a-
toes we have seen This year, one weigh
in% SIN pounds, the other three and 4
half. Beat Tiff You can.
Mrs. S~hacGclford has our thanks for
a bashetiul of nice peaches.
We are indebted to Captain Caldwell
toc 4 baskc:gul of grapes.
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Atchison County Items.

The fellow, VINO = night or two since went
ont 10 milk q COW, and in TIE darkness attempt
cd 10 pail" male, may recover, hut TIE tin
bucket has gone INTO quarantine.
The peach crop this season has been very
abundant and the price comparatively Iow. The
rtiinE prile this week has been from 20 to .jcts.
pr bGshci.
-Atchjs1G county vas net represented in the
democratic Congressional Convention. Why ?
SIMPLY because the Democracy Oh his county
have embarked in the People movement.
-.aHtrrri.!c j. the nIue 6 q new town Just
Swinging into existence on TarkIo. Iaa town
'e i OIL "In. ): lhcr,s' land and is lar4.-i IL
III east .. IuuLi lori an3 Aa.fL IuLe rortH
OF Lie M.ryyiilc ruad.
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New Firm and New Goods.

The undersigned takes this method OF
Informing the public that he is now re-
ccivinS and opening q stock of dry
goods, notions. boots. shoes, queens
ware, &c, 1T the southwest corner of
the Public Square, opposite the St.
Charles Hotel, Savannah. lie does not
expect 10 m~onopolize the business. but
respectfully Solicits 4 share of the trade.
Call and examine my goods? Low
prices and fair dealing shall commend
me 10 your favors.
+. NJ. MITCHELL.
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Holt County Items.
Iron the sentincl.I

fired. Meyers, Of Craig. won the golden
badge ii St. Joseph, last Saturday, at shooting
pigeons ION the wing
Tho stage Of water in the Missouri. river, op-
positc John q. Cooksey's, Is DOW lower than it
has been for 4 long time.
MI. L. ID. Yates, wEo resides Il short tbs
tarce above Forbes, has q corniicld that pro-
GUel 90 bushels 10 the acre.
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Married.

H1EH@N-N NCkiE-At the residence - tlr
d. -si.hrr. Ay l.t,. =. G.'.ss, .ir. dialH- Z.
II. son, ct ~tltawooi, Iowa, - Ais -l.ir
sunday. september -.
Observation-Disclosures FouutatrI,rau. -
gtUGsyv. H., Nii!i.m i ituli 20 Dolly SL..l..
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Notice is hereby given th,. DAVID HOLT
ALLISON, Of Benton township {, q candidate
before The Voters Ell Ar'lrew county ri the pVii,
il November f"r SHERIFF OF sad county
Is The Irlrrss Of many citizens.
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ANOTHER correction IS necessary to
settle Alr. I. B-ayton's political s'.t.s.
lie states he Is i Republican. voting the
Liberal ticket in 1870 and the Demo
c.atic ticket in 1872.
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TOC.4L BRETITIES.

SINGER s. VI. Office in Glaciers store
COOP cider vinegar at Iioward's-2:
cents Il gallon.
,1oop prices p&id for GOOD grain a
savannah Mills.
Erssn1I. las just received 4 new sup,
l,y Of Iry goods and groceries.
TAKE your wool to Russell and get Z
I'D le;ce in cash Or cheap goods.
N.w fall clothing, hats, caps, boots.
,.,s:, &C., JUS received Al j. j. Mil
o..
Taosa WHO haze GOOD rye. or any
n.aloi grain, can goethe bes- PRICES for
e.: At Savannah Mills.
Cro1 weather is coming on apaco.
re pleasant task Of putting up stoves
VIII be next in order.
NEEDLES, oil. attachments. and every
Ing necessary lor sewing machines, Tor
/ At the Singer Office.
.ir tie la.o meeting of Savannah
Grange. one share of stock was taken
~ the Booayi..e Agricultural Works.
TIE American Sardine Co.'S bone
les >icl:ncs are much better, and less
Tan half the cost c. imported sardines.
NEW registration of al the voters
=. the county is called Tor on the sth,
.aa and 10Th days Of October. Don't
',.-yt i.
IT G,az;er's viii be found kid gloves
,.g.i..y cents; also, 4 new and full as
-tment OF millinery goods, latest
~:,,rs. Gail and examine.
FARMERS, don't fail to take your
wheat and rye, Il It is good, to Savannah
HIS. Tor u good article, Il higher
,tica : paid there than anywhere else.
ANo. l eiglty-fyc-do,lar Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machine for $50; aNo.
florence for SD; Empire, Davis, Howe
al Grover { Baker, very cheap, Il the
SINGER Office. ,
SID tie REPUBLICAN 10 yourfricnds.
Yea could not make them 4 present that
v.uutI remind them rs often or rs pleas
atty Of You. 1t will serve them much
better tlan Il letter, and keep them in
formed Of The news Of Andrew county.
II would make YOU smile, equal to ,
81, produccd by laughing gas, to take q
look through John }. Ni!lcr's large =
took OF fall and winter clothing and
cents furnishing good, hoots, shoe, &
noes, hats ana CAP. .
STILES & ILAEDT amt got my E.oncy =.
20 loan, nor ain! rirh enough to SCI. &
GODS On credit; hut tho can do the !.
thing, viz: to-wit, rarcIy: they u
.aa md do sell goods very low. and sly
Ley can afford tc sell goods I,wer for Il
thaa anybody can on credit. u
VI the diGercutL:nGs Of school books '
-ri il Andrew county can be found n -
,o store OF Il. Z. Dohbins; also, q fuu ..
...y Of paper, ink, pens and pencils, Il
g.. Veil IL me..orau&tnl and J6a1sv u
...I d., jo1yaL guc n.a.yac,aro,s, IA
. -,v Ioya.
r.--G made to order by Y. b. How
IL very low rates AID on short no.
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FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

Notice Is hereby given that @ESSE JOHN is Il
candidate for JUSTICE OF 1liG PENCE FOX
Nodavay township, Subject ~ tht decision e..
the VOTERS at The polls.
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OUR EEISEBoRs.
Worth County Items.

SO far as is known, this county co,,,iu.
one coiore'i person within its borders.
lie corn crop, what little We have seen of i.
n travelling The country is promising, and xii,
make an average yield.
We know ii one farmer in Cur county who
feeling BY contract, $50 head Of KANSAS b,,.
AMI others feeding hogs, from Kansas and -,
in nearly every township in the COUNTY
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CAMPBELL MONROE IS q candidate FOX
CONSTABLE Of NodaWav township, subject 10
The decision ct the voters at The polls.
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1TECUECEMETCS.
roe RrpkENEEIITrir-

Join MCDANIEL Is The nomi:,.u Of ,ne Pen
plr's Convention Tor EEgI;E,ENtATi|G lrpI:;
Andrew ,Dll;y.
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-7ndrsw Ga. Ret'ubliran.
Railroad Timetable.

Kansas City, St, Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroad.
North. Mails Mail
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Personal.

T.. NJ. MITCHELL,
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NE w YORK.
Beecher Acquitted by the lnyes'
tigating Committee.

NEW YORK, August 24.-.The Herald
publishes synopsis of the forthcop-
ing report or the beecher investigating
committee. After the summing up
the committee find Beecher not guilty
of the charges preferred.
The Times publishes, in postscript
this morning, the following special:
"BosToN, August 24.--The announce
ment that the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher was to preach at the Twin
Mountain house, New Hampshire,
caused u large influx of people to hear
him, Stages were loaded with visitors
from all the hotels and towns in the
vicinity, aggregating about twelve
hundred. There was no allusion to the
scandal
The ship William Wilcox, from
Havana for New York, was spoken on
the 10Th. Her captain died that morn
ing of yellow fever. The first ana see
ond mates with several sailors had
died previously, and there were only
four men fit to work with, and no one
to navigate the ship.
The steamer ragus OH her next trip
TO England will take out ten locomo-
tives for the Russian government.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH

New YoRK, August 2i,--Gold open
ed at 10.
1880 4, M..-Cotton weak, Mlddllng
Orleans lie; middling Alabama, l6ici
middling uplands, l6S; low mlddllngs,
l5ic strict good ordinary, l5lci good
ordinary, .lilci ordIdlnary, lS!c-lower
10 sell.
Exchange quiet aud steady al
4S9lMi9Ol sixty days, s6!@s14i COM
merclal sixty days s2as5.
1870 y. M.--Gold o..
Cotton dull and nominal; mlddling
Orleans, l7lc; middling Alabama, 49,
Gll0ic mddling uplands, l6Ycl6gci
low mlddling l5lml5ic; strict good or
binary, 1890 l5lei good ordinary, liI@
l43c; ordinary, l3bo9l3lc.
LIVERPOOL, August "a, 1880 T.. NJ
Cotton easier uplands, SD Orleans,
Sl@S.d. Snles 1900 bales; specula-
ton aud export, 1000 bales.
LONDON, August -, l2M,--Bohds--
New 5s, 1888.
GALVESTON, August 2l-Cotton quiet
aud steady. Good ordinary, lilc; mid
ding uplands, l0lc.
Gold 0@Ol.
Hides quiet. Dry, loi@l0!c; wet
sailed, selected, Si@0c.
NEW ORLEANS, August n, II A. NJ
Cotton quiet. Middling uplands, l0sc.
Sales no bales.
Exchange, 32G33l; bank, 36!; sight,
l@5-l0; commercial, I premium.
Gold, 0s00s.
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ALABAMA.
Trouble in Cherokee County Be.
tween the Whites and
Blacks.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August "a
Trouble is reported between the whites
and blacks in Cherokee county. The
whites were informed that the blacks
intended to attack them unawares and
gathered in force to repel them. In due
time crowd of blacks made their APP
pearance, but made no attack. The
crowd then went to n suspected negro,
took him out and whipped him. The
whipped negro then fled to the whites
for protection, saying he had been
whipped for revealing the black con-
spiracy.. Officers went to arrest the
lynchers, but the negroes had fled.
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THE CROPS.

CONDENSED kilograms TO the Galveston
News.
BoNHAM, August 2l.-The drouth
continues, but prospects for RAIN are
good this evening. The grasshoppers
are also reported in sections OF the
county, doing considerable damage to
the crops. Those who know, say
that the cotton will yield about one
fourth of a crop.
BRYAN, August 2l.-Several slight
rains during the week, which We're OF
great benefit to the upland crops. Bot
TOM crops doing vel, ard &. !$f
worms. As yet, no damage OF any
consequence has been done by them.
HONEY GROVE, August 2l.-A slight
shower of rain fell on Monday, but not
enough to do much good except to cool
the mir. The planters have given up
all hope of making more than a halt
crop of cotton,
LoNGviEw, August 2l.-The drouth
continues. Not more than half crop
of cotton will be made in this section.
First new bale came in "Wednesday.
MARLIN, August 2l.-Cotton is open
| ing some. There have been good rains
in the last week.
McDADE, August 2l.-Weather still
hot. No rain. Worms are reported
| i'm some parts of the county, but as yet
they have done no damage.
NAvAsoTA, August 2l.-No material
change in the cotton crop prospects IN
the past week. Picking goes on stead
ily. We have had two severe thunder
| storms, accompanied with splendid
rains, in some parts of the county.
NEW BRAUNFELs, August 2l.-The
weather is still extremely hot. No rain
since June. Saturday last was the hot
ties. day that has been known here for
twenty years. Cotton crop suffering
very much, and the estimates must be
reduced TO one-third of what was en-
pected. There are no worms here, so
far nor is there any cotton in the
market as yet. Corn crop splendld--
selling ut sixty to seventy cents.
PALESTINE, August u. - Rain is
needed. Farmers are not rs sangtline
us they We're two weeks ago.
PALMER, Ellis county, August IL
The cotton crop is cut short by the con-
tinued drought, and will not average
seven hundred pounds of seed cotton
to the acre. Grass drying up, and pra-
tries frequently seen on fire. water
scarce.
PARIS, August 2l.-Corn Is beyond
redemption. 1t has wiltedand matured,
and will only yield small percentage;
Cotton in southern Lamar should yield
above the average. AS yet, very few
planters are picking cotton.
SHERMAN, August 2l.-No rain yet.
Cotton prospects gloomier from day ia
day. First bale came in yesterday. DIS
couraging accounts come to us from
the west, as rain is badly needed moi
only for the crops, but the cattle are
suffering for water.
VICTORIA, August 81. The eroI
prospects are bright. Planters are busy
picking cotton and gathering corn
Some refreshing showers have fallen
WACO, August 2l.-Corn will average
n fair crop New corn selling at forty
. IN fifty cents, Cotton Is shedding boll'
fast. On account of the drouth 1t vii
he cut short, but this county VIII aver
ooe hale to every three acres.
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Special DI.p.iehs, to tho Dali" Dali, Herald
KENTUCKY.
Serious Riot al Lancaster Be-
tween The Whites and
Blacks.
United States Troops Flren Upon
by Both Parties.

LOUISVILLE, August 2i.--A special
dispatch to the daily Commercial, on
the I'D, from Lancaster, Garrard coun-
~, ut nine p. NJ, says; we are hav-
ing terrible war between the whites
and blacks. The lighting has been
Going on at intervals since Wednes-
day. On Friday morning the negroes
shot Fred Yeakey. This so eXasper-
ated the whites that they took posses
sion of the town this morning, and the
firing has been going on ever since.
The negroes are fortified in the resi-
dence of Hon. William Sellers. 1t Is
thought two of them were killed.
This evening several wounded whites
set fire to an clubhouse near Sellers, for
the purpose of burning the blacks out.
The whites have the negroes sur
rounded.
United States troops marched into
town to quell the riot, and were fired
upon by both parties. The fire was re-
turned, and several were wounded on
both sides.
Sellers dwelling has been burned.
The Commercial says this trouble is
not between the whites and blacks, but
among the friends of Sellers and Ken
needy (both white, which has been
brewing since and had its origin in the
recent election. The first named is a
republican and the latter a democrat,
and the connection of the blacks in
the affair is purely from their friend
ship for the contending parties.
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nights IN each month, az tho odd FELLOWS
Hall II, u, huliNi, g. ~
MOIST KAnE, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No, u, 10, y, fp. meet,
on every "Wednesday night ~ the Ola fel'
lows Hall Jas. II, DAVIS, ~ u,
4, q. WoLP Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No, !, q, %, w., meets
every Monday nlgill At odd fnllows' hall,
n, II MCCONNELL, n, q,
T.. y. LYLE, Secretary.
aood Tempiars,
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, I, o., q, H.
meets every saturday night AZ the Thomas
~" w sion \. RECORD. W, e. a,
!, W. RECORD W, secniary,
Patrons af tiusbandry.
BRECKINRIDGE ORANGE No, y, of tho
Patrons oi llusbnndry, meets ~ Patrons
hall Richardson, ON the nrnI and lhlfd sat
unlnys ol plch month,
T. l., FRANK, Masters
d. IL, IECh ~, secretary,
knigbts-of ryihins.
CoEuR DE LEON Lodge, No, n meet.
every Tuesday evening, X, u, Sray, Phhl
Chancellor; u. Ward, Chancellor uonmnl'
der, n, NJ Miers, Wee Chnncrlor u, y
PROBATE; A, \, lett Musteroi EAcheguev. u =
Downs Iyasler Of Finance; j, q, Leigh Keep
oruf Records and Senlsi VWss, NJ al ~
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge--lI. Barksdnle, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge--Silus Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attorney-Ed. q, Bower, Dallas.
District and ex.ofliclo County Clerk
Alexander lInrwood.
Deputy Clerks-R. d. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William A. Ilarwood.
Sherfi.-Iames II. lIarkley.
Tax Clerk.-W, l.. Nermlllion.
Deputy Sherihs--J. NJ. Chapman, Thomas
=. Floyd, Thomas L. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
Surveyor Robcrr NJ. Cook.
TroasUrer--Mariin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspcctor--Thomas John.
son. 49, - -
JUSTICES OF Tux PEACE.
Precinct No. l--John ID. Kerioot presiding
JUSTICE, Dallas.
Precinct No. William A, George. Lam.
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Chnrlcs Barker, Cedar
Hill.
Precinct No. i--Thomas l.. Frank, Breck-
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-Tholnas d. Coates, Scyene.
t0NST tBLEs.
Precinct No. IA. II. Hardin
Precinct M. IN. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3--R. L. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. s. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher,
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Austria and Germany Recognize the
Spanish Republic.

VIENNA, August 24,-The Press an
nounces that the Austrian and German
charges d'afiaires at Madrid were noti-
fled ON Friday last of the recognition
by their respective governments OF
President Serrano as chief of the exec
utive power of Spain.
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EAGLE FORD! EAGLE FORD /!

Terminal station Texas and Pacific rail
road company. eight miles west OF Dallas.
Texass principal stock shipping point In
this country Parties desiring lots or infor-
ma''on '"'"u Hi" HIT. FISHER. Agent.
rlAiIm Eagle Ford.
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Defnnlting Cashier.

New ORLEANS, August 24.-The de-
ficits of Delery and Lessassier, have
been adjusted. Both parties are here.
IL Is understood that there will be no
prosecution.
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The achutzenfest.

BALTIMORE, August A.-None OF the
great prizes of the schutzenfest prizes
go south. The members of the south
ern delegations are all well and have
had a splendid Zine.
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CHARLESTON, s. G., August A.-The
first receipt Of the new crop Of sea is
land cotton arrived here to-day from
Florida, consisting Of two bales.
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 81, I. & A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
John ]. GOOD, WA.
HErRY BOIL, Secretary,
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odd FelIews.

RIpoELEY ENCAMPMENT No. Is, /. o,
q. r.. meets on the first and third Friday
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. a, Royal Aren
Masons. meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
city Of Dallas. on the first Monday after IN.
last Saturday in each month.
W. NJ. c. YOUNG, NJ. i. II. +.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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All parties owing the above firm are re-
ouested 10 call and settle their accounts as
they become due. JUN hnh
President First National Bank.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Dissolution OF COpartnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned. under the firm
name OF Eryay & Schenck, Is this day dis,
solved by mutual consent. All ncts anu
accounts due US will be found at the First
National bank. where they are 70 pe pau
will present them TO the First National
bank Tor settlement rs they become due.
IL. s.. ERvAY,
]. W. SCHENCK.
Dallas, Texas, August II, 1874.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned, thanking the public for
the ube raj patron age bestow upon thelate
firm OF Ervay & schenck, respectfully gives
notice that he will carry on the business In
future under his own name.
,sod,f NV. sCHENCK.
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he pressed US rapidly as practicable,
We have known Mr.. Burr many
years, and know him 10 be well yersed
IN his business. lie IN making
the growth Of southern varieties
Of fruit Il specially, believing,
os most people do, after try
Ing H. that the chief element
Of past failures In Texas fruit culture
hus been the Introduction Of too many
northern plants. lilo relies for his
supple upon old and thoroughly cs'
tabishcd southern nurseries, selecting
not only accImatcd sclons, but those
which haye succeeded beyond doubt,
lie has the fullest confidence that by
this course north Texas will rapidly
move 20 the front az u fruit producing
region,
lie has on hand even now u limited
supply Of very choice flowers, plants
and shrubs worthy Of attention by
those wishing the best Of such
growths.
We chronicle all such developments
with pleasure, M harbingors OF peace,
prosperity aud better days In our coun.
try,