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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-01-14

There is great deal Of enterprise about
Winchester. In addition to, the various manu-
features already in operatian there, it is stated
in the Neaos that a cigar box mandatory is
about to be commenced. That is the way to
build mp a town.
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LOCAL.

The Post Office at Buffalo Gap, Augusta
county, has been re-opened, and Henry Ripe
toe appointed post master.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
| States for the Western District OF "

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States, for the Western District OF Va.
In the matter OF John A. Fry, bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg in said district. on the 9Th day
OF January. A. D., 1875
TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued that
all the creditors of John A. Fry, Bankrupt,
appear before c. Douglas Gray. Register in Bank
ruptcy. at his office in Harrsonburg, Va on the 96th
show cause. if any they have why the real estate OF
said bankru t Consisting Of IA acres OF land lying
the lands OF Levi Pence. John ]. Grandstaf, and
Others the value OF said land being $2272o0) should
not be sold by John Paul; assignee in Bankruptcy Of
said John A. Fry. bankrupt. free OF liens and en-
cumbrances, after satisfying the liens THERON and
be distributed among the general creditors who
+ have proved their debts
- c. DOUGLAS GRAY.
dec 31-2t Register in Bankruptcy
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dcc31-2t

NIOTICE-My ACCOUNTS to the LIST Of January
indehted. will confer great favor by making
| nro,out nayn,ent Prompt settlements are best for
| " ns rtids ' DAVIS A. KAYsER
jan lit e.
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Abram C. Long has been appointed
postmaster at Lacey Springs, Rockingham
county, vice Ms. L. Carrier, resigned.
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IN THE DIS TRI3T COUNT OF TIE Q n I
L ted States for the Western District OF Va.
In the matter Of Daniel N. Adams, bank
rupt.
At Harrsonburg. in said district, on the 9th
day of January, a d. 1915.
TAKE NoTIcE.-An order has been issued
that all the creditors Of Daniel NJ. Adams,
Bankrupt, appear before G. Douglas Gray, Reg
lister in Bankruptcy. at his office in Harrison
burg, Va, on the 26th day of February, a. d.
1873, at 10 o'clock, a. m. and show cause, il
any they have, why the real estate Of
said bankrupt consisting of Brick Hotel, and
4 lot in the town OF .ulay, rage county. Va,
of the estimated value Of 100000 should not
ruptcy, Of said Daniel n: Adams, fressef lien,
and encmrDbrances. and the liens transferred
to the fund arising from such sale.
&C. DOUGLAS GRAY,
dec 31-2t Register in Bankruptcy.
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~.
Stnas,st0n Advertisements.
Dnx eooDs.
1896. WINTER, 1875.
GET YOUR
DRY GOODS s. MILLINERY
eHAs. a. GLADkTss,
Very little money is needed 10 bur Goods At She fol-
lowing
NEW PRICE LIST.
x wide Canton Flannel at 1shc. worth 1885,
"A wide Brown Cotton at 1oc, worth lsc.
A wide heavy and fine Brown Cotton at lsAc.wcrtA
Cotton Bats at ssc per pound. worth aos.
calicoes OF and lOc-the best.
T intend tas. ssa.on to UNDERsEL1 essrysAtac In
TIT. Aarkss'
Black, Brown and Gray Alpaca, double width. at y
and 5oc-worth more money.
Beautiful Delaines at zoe, worth go.
Fnrs for Ladies and Children from s,ss to $500. AL
very cheap.
Black velveteens at roc, worth sl,ss.
All co.ors OF Opera Flannels at 5oc' worth 7sa
Felt Skirts at 81 10. worth sl.7s.
Handsome Striped shawls at $500, worth e:,ss.
Large Towels at zoe, worth 4ea
We have nice lot OF Dealne Remnants at isc. worth
in the full piece &c.
White Fannels I2ss, 20, IS, 30, 40 and Soc ehesp.
Red Flannels rs, 40 and s0c worth more money.
Ladies' Collars 10, 20, IS and soc
Lades Cuffs 20, 80, 40 and soc. .,.
we have the largest Stock OF
Hum an Hair Goods
IN vIRaINIi.
Table Linen at Soc, worth 7sc.
Linen Napkins at &c., $780, ssas and $780, these Az
Bargain.
Ladies Underwear of all desert itions.
Ladies' Belts 25cc to sl,oo, worth double. -
HEADQUARTERS =.
FOR B Q N s.:
all widths-at all prces.
Baby's s-erino Caps and Bonnets.
splendid Corset for SOC. worth tliss
Kid Gloves 75c to $3.50, warranted.
Nottingham Issa IL soc, sorthTe.
It is Useless to try to enumerate Stock OF Goods
much is we would like to do so, for it would
taEe up every column in this paper.
but we have certainly the larg-
est Stock OF Dry Goods
and Millinery in
this market
and at prices that none will object 20.
In connection with Mrs. GLADKEs Millinery De
partment, w have the exclusive agency for.
Il. RUTTEgECKS Il cos
CELEBRATED PATTERNS.
A large assortment constantly en- hand:
Rs Call and get CATALoGrE. 90
With many thanks for past tayors, and e1pcct!ps
to merit a continuation Of popular patronage
am, Respectfully Yours,
CHAS, A. GLADKE.
| p s-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad script. ana
staunton Bonds and Script taken par fog gosas
JAM s"A
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Rnnkra1nt- Notices.

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states. for the Western District of Vifgii'la.-
In Bankruptcy ,.,, p.,Lr,pt
At Harrisonburg, in sald dlstrlct' Oh 'no ~
of january, A D. 1875. ..a 4,,of alt
- TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued taAe "a
the creditors OF John D. Zirkle panKr r ~
pear before e. pougas gray hegis Va on the 2sth
Gy a. Of n1 Fe Ger B. 1875 at a. M and
show cause why the real estate OF saiu D DAM
1conssting OF House and lot on main surety - -
New Market aa S 60 1oSn Paul Assignee
in bankruptcy OF said John " AlfRie. lres - - the
and encum brances and the liens trapsierrea 20 ene
fund i'm Court after satisfying the Ies ~
the surplus OF the proceeds OF sale, i any, h I.ve
distribnted among the general creditors Wnc gave
proved their debts. y. DOu GA aanI
dec 31-2t he9'steF IL ~
IN the District Court OF the United States 1or tne
| western District OF Virgnia.-ln Bankruptcy
In The matter ef Thomas J. Rinker. Bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg IN said District, on the VII uay
OF January, a. d., 1873. .. ,4h.4 Ill
take Notice-An orderh has been issued. that an y
the creditors OF Thomas j. tinker, appear before y
Douglas Gray, Register in Bankrpptcy at MS once
IN Harrisulburg, Virginia. on the 2eth gay OF req
ruary A. D. 1875. st 10 o'clock a. m ana snow cause
- anv they have why the real estate belonging to
said Bankrupt, (consstas OF twenty acfes ~ nnn
wing Southwest Of Woodstock, Shenandoan coun
~ Va, adjoining the lands OF Tripiett feters h anu
Keller valued at $200000. Also tract OF one n9M
drad and aftysix poes adjoining the ABOVE vaiueo
at $5000 should not be SOLO py John raui, s 81
in Bankruptcy OF said Thomas J. Rlnksr, Tree o.
liens and encumbranceS. ana tnat the mems ~ .r
said lands be transferred to the fund IN Court
that after satisfying the same, the surplus 81 tie
proceeds OF the sa 81 SAID laha. "
i oeo's c. DOUGLAS GRAY.
do. a Of Register in Bankruptcy.
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GoZADOET for the TEETH. For sale by
- GE0. W. NAY & CO.
nov Augusta etraef.
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staunton Market, Jan. ID.
CORRECTED EVERY WEEK BY P. B. Hoes BRorHsR
Bankrupt Notices.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
/ STATES. for the Western District OF virginia.
in Bankruptcy,
In the matter OF Charles Weaver, bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg, in said district, on the 9th day
of January, A. D. 1875.
TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued that all
the creditors OF Charles Weaver. bankrupt, appear
bofoer C. Douglas Gray, Register in Bankruptcy.
his office in Harrrisonburg Va on the S6l day OF
February A. D. 1875, at 10 O'Clock M, and SHOW
canse wiy the real estate belonging to said bark
rupt should not be sold by Richard s. Parks Asslg,
nee in bankruptcy OF the said Charles Weaver, and
the liens transferred to- the fund arising from such
sale. =. DOOGLno dnA 49,
dec 31-2t Register IN 6AnkruPlcy.-
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MEETING OF THE SUPERvISoRs.-'Thc Sa.
pervisors of this county held a meeting in this
city on Monday last. There were present,
Paris, East, Rush, Seg and Ellis.
Reports were mule by Capt. Paris, on pub
lie Buildings and G %. Harlan for jail expcn-
ditures, which were rscsived, examined and
ordered to be fled.
The Treasurer, Sapt. of Poor, Sheriff and
other officers were allowed fYrtley time to make
their annual reports.
A petition presented by Travers Bhiiips and
others, asking the adoption Of the game law
was registered,
| A deed to Rockhridge county for that por
ton OF the Junction Valley Turnpike lying
within the limits of said county, was executee
by the board and ordered to be delivered
whenever the consideration tllereof-s200
! shall have been paid by said county to the
Treasurer of Augusta county. The Board thel
adjourned to meet Oh The 10Th inst.
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St0Mnt0n Advertisements

St0Mnton Advertisements
$4,000 Worth d
BANKRUPT
DRY GOODS !!
Which we have just bought and will sell at so
cents on the Dollar.
THE STOCK CONSISTS OF
ALPACAs. MERINOE5, CAsHMEREs, EMPRESS
CLOTH. ALL WOOL sERaEs, BoMBA-
ZINE, HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
CLOAKs. SUITS AND
WRAPPERS.
These goods were bought at mers song, and we
mean what we say when we premise the people OF
this city and county that for
FIFTY CENTS VIE WILL SELL THEM ONE DOL
LAkS WORTH OF DRY GOODS.
Beautiful Double-width Black Alpacas fors5c which
splendid lot Of Beaver Cloaks Beaded and Plain,
from % to $s5. The Cloth in these goods will
lot of Beaded Beaver Cloaks for 900 which cost
Tw o case OF J04 White Blankets at 1925 and $780,
Black cashmares at IS cts, Retail Price s1,s5.
All Wool French Merino all colors, at 50 cts worth
Henrietta Cloth at rs cts worth s1,25
c9s 5sosna st wSFn So s and
LAUREL D. COTTON 10 Cts.
Pure Linen Towels scents an I upwards.
Gents Dress Shirts $175 and 500. These Shirts
made out Of Wamsutta Muslins and Richard
sons best Linen, and retailed In any house for
$500.
Elegant eros Grain Silks atsl $780, 30 and 81 20
y worth from $500 to $500.
FRUIT OF LOOM COTTON l24 Cts.
1000 Boulevard Skirts rs cents and upwards. Just
think OF Skirt for Is cent5-we retailed the
Goods site week ago over our counters for $3.50.
You will never have anathcL opportunity to buy
these Goods for the mere song at which we now Of
fer them. Vyou do not no,o, aohen they are all
gone you will aofsh you had come. We are going to
sell them, and if you want goods at halt price noY
is your chance to get them.
BRocHE sHAwLs. Elegant Styles, ct $500 and
upwards
~ sPEcIAL.-An Wool Cassimeres 50 cents and
upwards.
We cannot possibly enumerate these goods. We
only ASK the people to examine this splendid Stock
and buy these goods at less than half OF what they
cost at Wholesale.
Respectfully,
TIMBERLAKE & BELL,
ian 7-tf Augusta Street, Stanton. Va.
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~
Y fee OF the Circuit Court OF Augusta county,
January 5th, 1875.
Moses Zerkle, Plaintiff.
Joseph Reynolds q. H. Haml ton. Trustee OF Mrs..
Mary Ann Reynolds, Mary Ann Reynolds, Harry
Coleman. Pleasant Marshall Albert Williams and
Nm b. Kayser, Defendants.
N IN CHHNCEEY.
The object OF this suit is to set asde far as may
be necessary to satisfy antecedent liabilities o. Jo-
seph Reynolds Deed executed by said Reynolds Q
H. H Hamilton il trust for the use Of Mary Ann
Reynolds the wife OF said Joseph Reynolds, and to
apply the purchase money for the land conveyed in
said Deed due from the dsfensnts' Harry Coleman.
..sSton Of liability OF the defendant Joseph Reyn-
ODDS to the piainth amounting 70 slla, with IN
terest thereon from october = 1853 I'LL palo, ana
1875 costs.
It appearing by affidavit fled that the defendants,
Joseph Reynolds and Mary Ann his wife, are non-
residents OF the State Of Virginia and not having
entered their appearance It s ordered that they 90
appear here within one month after due puDllca-
ton OF this notice and do what is necessary 10 pro
tect their interests, o,,,
sheffey 4 Bumrardner. y. a. jan Tat.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIIEO
| States, for the Western District OF Virginia
II N nth the matter OF William Balthis bankrupt,
Al Harrisonb1rg in said district, on the 9TH DAY
TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued that al
the creditors OF William Bathis Bankrupt sp-
cy at his office in Harrisonburg. Va on the 3sth day
Of February, a. d. 1875. at 10 O'Clock n and show
ins to- ssid bankrupt consisting Of House and lot
in Front Royal Warren county Va, valued At 81 7oe
strasburg. Va, the said interest," valued at 5000
should not be sold by John Paul assignee IN Danx
berances and after satisfying the liens the re,
on, the surplus be distributed among tne genera
crsuisois W." - G. DOUGLAS-GRAY,
d..s ,ot Register in Bankruptcy.
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TN the District Court OF the United states 1or Enc
i Western District OF Virginla.-ln Bankrupttcy'
- Iohu

of Jo H w Beemer, Bankrupt
At HarrisonDurg, in said District, on the 9Th day
OF January, A. d. 1875: 81
the creditors of John w. Beemer, Bankrupt, appear
before c. Douglas Gray, Register in Banaruptsy, a.
February, a. d., 1875. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and SHOW
any they have why the real oo estate OF sae
near the town Of Berryyilie IN the county IF Clarke
not s4d y Asags ab W heemsr ss g.
Hens and epcu hrances, and the liens transferred
the fund in Court and after satls1yng me same
be distributed among the general creators VINO
n"'' 1-o'sN c. DOUGLAS GRAY,
dec 31-7t keglsler II oan9ruo.:-
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SoIREE AT THE VIRGINIA FEMALE INsrI-
TUTE.-We are more than provoked that an
engagement of a weeks standing prevented
orr attending the Soiree at the V. F. I. OH last
Friday evening. AS matter of course, all
present enjoyed the fine music, calisthenics and
recitations. We are told by one who Ought
to be authority on such matters, that TIE exhi-
bition of last Friday was even superior to any
heretofore given, bnt we accept such statement
with few grains of salt, as we don't see how
the young ladies' could have improved on their
former presentations. More especially DO we
regret Our absence Since we learn that the nov
ell and most attractive feature of these enter
talnmcnts, the Soiree, 1--WE mean the paper was
unusually spicy-its report of the holidays at
| the v. F. I. being exceedingly lively and re-
vealing the inner pages of that closed volume
of which we poor outsiders are only permitted
to admire the beautiful binding and gilded
edges. Added to this, there was a .:noticp. 81
anda very latterpg one too, upon that most
entertaining and agreeable of all subjects, our
SELF We appreciate compliments from any
worthy source, but to have received them from
pleasing as we had imagined chat such words
as well DONE, so far as pertained to the efforts
| of its contemporaries, were unknowl. to its vo-
| cabulary. We acknowledge the kindness with
many thanks, and are quite willing to be
set up as target at which an indefinite num-
Der of green eyes will dart ''envy, hatred and
malice and all uncharitableness," confident of
calling on no one to .'save lis ere we sink,'' so
long as we receive the approving smile Of the
Soiree.
The spirited editress need not have been sur
prsed at our attention at the last entertainments
as she doubtless remembers the old smile OF
the parched soil and refreshing rain drop, and
besides, who could have forgotten such thoughts
received through such medium?
We understand that among the s'geps'' was
the following: ''WANTED-for the Valley Vir-
glnlan's Conservatory, Seeds of knowledge.
Fruits OF Perseverance, Flowers of Rhetoric
and Branches of Scence.''
In the first place, the young edtress has
probably found even her sanctum to be ssno bed
OF roses" and we assure her that ours had been
dstressingly destitute ofany floral surroundings
until psrfuned by the breath of praise from th g
Soiree; and secondly, if we must have a conser-
vatory, we do think, tfiak out of the Soiree's
abundance, it might spare enough to enrich the
Wv.
Again we thank the young ladies, and regret
that want OF space prevents our noticing othe,
! features OF the entertainment.
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Which we have just bought and will sell at 80
cents on the Dollar.

THE sTooK CONSISTS. OF
ALPACAs. MERINOES, CASHMEREs, EMPRESS
CLOTH. ALL WOOL sERaEs, BOMBA-
ZINE, HENRIETTA CLOTHS
CLOAKs, SUITS AND
WRAPPERS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-21
order Of Publication.
In the |ist;ite of Samuel Warner, decd,
Mary Warner, Administrators.
J. A. SANDERS Attorney.
April Both, lS15-nu2Stds

In the Eistate of Samuel Warner, decd,
Mary Warner, Administrators.
NOW on this day comes Mary Warner, I'd
~ nnistratriX Cf the Estate of Samuel War
ner deceased late of said county, and presents
to The court her petition praying for an order iOr
the sale of certain real estate Of which SaInicl
Warner died seiZct, described ~ follows: The
northeast quarter of section Ne. tWcuty-iOur
(2D. and ten acres the rGrihWC-t part Of the
southeast quarter oi section twcnty-four, and
sixty GcrcS, the nor pari OF the vest hall OF The
southwest quarter of S1ii section tWCnt"-fOur,
and thrtv-t0ur acres the " II pert of the north
part OF the northwest Qrartcr of section thirty
six (:6), all in township slNty-Onc 4 u, Of range
th;rty-scvcE 80 and also the northwest quar-
ter of section No. nInc -rEi, IN township 30. SIN
ty-One, Of range No. thrtr->Ir, containing on"
hundred anG seveniy-tvo and s.i-1NDthS acres: all
IN Andrew county, in thr state OF MlSaou"i, To
pay the debts Of said estate; which said petition
was accompanied by tie accounts, lists ard IN
y9ntOrics. required hv law, showing that said
estate is intcntcd, and that said debts are un-
paid, and thai there Is not sufficient assets on
hand to pay tnP-S&Inc.
On examination thcs'fOT II = ordered by the
court thar all persons Interested in til" estate Of
said deceased re notified that application as
Aforesaid has been Iaade, am that unless the
contrary he shcyTn on o. before the fir day Of
the next term Of this court to be held C1 the 2St
,taY of June net. iin order Viii D@ made for the
salc Of the real estate in said petition described,
or much thereof as shall he sufficient Tor the
.1ayment of said debts and tht expenses OF such
sale.
And it is further ordered that this notice be
1nhlI>hed in SOME newspaper pu9llsie III said
county of Andrew fr Iour Weeks p-l0r to the
I:eNt term of this court.
STATE OF MISSOURI, D,
COUNTY or ANDREW.
/, j. II. Caldwell, Judge of Pro!,ate in and fo
said county. herch- certify that the Gore going Is
Il true copy Of the or.ier therein set iorih rs the
same remains Of record III my Office.
ETfE y Witness 3ny hand ana official seal III
SPtIL. Office in Savannah, this 5th day OF May ,
N-@~>1 1873 j. il. CALDWELL,
MAY l4-no3O Judge of Probate.
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SAVANNAH, MO-. FRIDAY, MAX q, 1875 VOL "
Order Of Publication.

IRE Estate Of Phillip f. Roberts, deceased. AL
len Holt, Public Administrators of Andrew Co.
NOW on this iav comes Allen Holt, Public
lV Administrators Andrew county, Missouri,
in charge of the estate of Phillip r Roberts, de
ce2sed, and .nrcScEtS 10 the cOurs his petition
praying fOr an order for the sale of certain real
estate of wh'ch said Phillip +. Roberts died
seized, described as follows, to-Wt: Thirty nine
and nety-tlve-hun,li ctithS acres of the north
east quarter of the south west quarter: also, jhlr
tv-four and -hundrrdths acres in lot three
G%l5 also thirty four and dninctyhundredthS acres
the north part of the southwest quarter of the
the southwest quarter; all in section thirty-hyc,
G&5i. IN township SlNty, co. of range thirly-iivc
debts of said estate: Which said peti ,;on was
accompanied by the accounts list and inventory
as required by law, showing that said estate is
indebted, and that said debts are mp2ld, and
that there Is not sufficient assets on hand 10 pay
the same. On eXaminitiJ ion thereof, ii is ordered
by the Court that all persons interested IL the cs-
tate OF said deceased be notified t''at app 'cltOn
aS Aforesaid has Ueen madc. and that unless the
contrary be shown o" or before the first day OF
the next term OF tbs Court t. he held on the 2lSt
day of June next, IN order Will be made for the
sale of the real estate in said petition described,
or so much thereof e shall Ire sufficient or The
payment of said deEts and eX}cfscS of such sale.
And { is further ordered that this notice be
published III some newspaper published III said
County of Andrew for four weeks prior to the
next term Of this Court.
STATE OF MISSOURI, 1ss
COUNTY OF ANDREw.
/, j. K. Caldwell, Judge Of Probate in and for
SAN county, hereby certify that the foregoing is
a truc copy of the notice therein set forth, the
same remeins of'record in nay office.
TCD, Witness my hand and the seal of So ID
Cefit., court It Ol;ce in >avannah, this 4th day
w. OF May, lS-5,
j. Il. CALDWELL.
May lt,-no30 Judge of Probate.
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Wy W. CALDWELL, attorney-at-,aw and
w Notary Public. Pays special attention
o collecting, conveyancing and investigating
tiles II
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Valuable Farms
on s. AL:

$50. A farm of G1 acres, near Flag
Springs; - acres under cultivation; $50
young apple trees; frame house; two
good wells, &c.
45+ \ choice farm Of 1876 acres; 120
in cultivation; good house 36x10 feet,
well water, $50 apple trees and a variety
Of other fruit; IL miles from ROches-
tor.
40 a very desirable, small farm of
30 acres, : miles northeast Of Savan-
nah Good, new frame house Of , rooms
and cellar, log stable and corn-cribs 20
bearing apple trees, 80 bearing peach
trees, and other fruit trees. and II acres
Of fall wheat growing; price, $500.
$1,000 cash, balance on reasonable time.
WILLIAM CEALLAc0MBE.
ReaZ Esoate Agent, SCvaanah, Mo.
feb12tf
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Executors Notice.

NOTTCE is hereby given that letters tes-
~ tameniary upon the estate of George
Newman, deceased have be n granted 20 the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of Andrew
county, bearing date of April :, 1873. all
pc Sons having claims against said s9tate are re-
ql,:red 10 exhibit them to me for allowance with
in one year from the date of said lei t~s or they
may be prccludcd FROM any benefit o. such es-
tate; and if said claims De not exhibited wit Yin
two Years from the time of the publication d
this notice, they will be forever l'arred
GEORGEJ j. NEWMAN
JOHN l.. NEWMAN
Executors.
April Goth lS15-nO3SW:,
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Gzt0r1zjO71'S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that She undersigned
~ has Been appointed Guardian of The person
and estate If John Tabier, Il person OF unSound
mind, blythe PrCsate Court of Andrew county
Missouri and that am fully authorized to trans
act any and all bySincSS pertaining to the estate
Of my said ward JOSEPH +. TABLER
May 1lh, 1915 -nO29W4 Guardian.
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Notice Of RESIGNATION.

STATE OF MIsS0TEI, }ss,
COUNTY OF aNDREW, tF'0'
To the June T@1ls % tie Probate Court, A. D.,
1873.
In the matter of the Notice of Resignation estate
OF Samuel Warner, deceased; 10 all persons
concerned:
TNANE NOTICE, that tire undersigned. Adj
l. I0iniStrItriX of The estate Of Salanel War
ncr, deceased, late Of said county, will at the
June term OF the Probate Court, 10 be held at the
Probate Office, in the City Of Savannah, the
county seat 1t said county, en tfe ?lst day OF
June, 1875, apply to said court for leave to re-
sI%n the Office ard trust Of AdIAiniStratrix of
said estate.
NLRY WARNER,
Adminls-ratriy cf Samuel Warner, deceased.
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