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AttDREW CO.REPUBLICAIT.
381 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Confreefinan.
Circuit Judge,
Circuit Atto-ner.
I.C. Tarter.
I'crnct Pile.
B.K I'.avi.
County Officers.
Ilerretentauve,
County Judsef.
Probate Judcc.
Circuit Clerk.
County Clerk
Sberifl". Treasurer.
Af-efFor.
gsrvcyor.
public Adraistrator.
Pth.l gm-erinturdrnt.
Milton Cr-ckctt
Closbua Bout.
J II. II. Talb'.tt.
(John Mcbain.
J. It. Caldwell.
rhinca? Edward
B M.Danford.
KebertConri.fr,
K. Tarr.w.-.
ECyd B.ur.
J W. Mclntyre,
Allen Holt.
Jn'. It- TiUna.
City Officers.
Edward Kus.cll.
Ccuncilnien.
Mas or.
fPavid Roa,
1 Wh Wren.
I'p'nn P.-rrcr.
I T. II. lWV'nan,
IJ.W.riiillii'J.
Clerk.
Treasurer
At orncy.
J f.Mrl.Jin.
Thoa" Ilatton.
, r Atr-ld.
J,',hn Painter. Marshal and street Ccinmis'ioper.
TERMS OF COTOT.
CirruitC.urt. Ketular Trims fir.-t Monday in
Arril and stcond Mnmyin OetoWr.
Crunty Court Rcjrnlar Trrra. tWt Monday in
Fel ruaty. May. Auca-t and Sm ember.
Probate Court. Regular Terms, third Monday
.r..,i, .Tune. Scitmber ard December, Ad-
v, -'..i T.,n,,Tkf 1st mid r.rd Mondays in each
k.jouiovv
HlOl't'l.
B. K. TIME TABLES.
Kansas lily, St. Joseph A'lC. B. K. K.
C.OI.V.J foun,
leave Favannah...-
'.rr.'.ca tt St. Joseph -
GOING NOETH.
I.favc St. Joseph - Vi'. "-"'
T.rvo Favannah
j 11 1, u.
10 IS l. M.
Church Directory.
Sixth Street. M. E. CLnrch. cervices cvrry Fab
.'ihntWJoin the morning, and 7 ;nt'o evcnins
rrnycr meeting every
Lath at W.
FaVbath School at 9 a. u
V.'edncjday evemns.
W.J. MAi.T"s3Lr. Pa tor.
f;frry 5alb-.th t a. and Tr. M
JUiolat a A.M. " 1-rirli church on .11 rt. P'ny'
r;?;.rnt Wedaitidny ce of each week at b.i-
c-.crth,
P.l'i r.T Cnriksi-s.
Pastor.
--fn:ce.-inU.rt:an chcich oe-5 l.'rcHday it
"sToMi-c in e,.n'Wrn VfiLot Cl.rreh 1? -";
l?.bbhinfl.uunih.lliaJJJv;:;,J
SOCIETIES.
i. . .'. r.
Saiannab I.dro Xo 14 1, 0 0. V. race' oery
t- en'ts at their Ha'.l X'flh Ea't cum-r o'
W, C. EaiTU X?.
Tii
Public S'luarc
.!. I!. TlLSON'. Ser'y.
A. F. & A. M.
Smaosi-h T.orje Nr. Tl A. P. .t A. is'ct at
thtir Hall North si idle -"ijyaro, ht atdSrd Salui
ity evenUs clinch laon'.b.
r.,ccsovjE w. ::.
r. M, Mitt Fcn::arj.
JarFratAlin I I. . S . ir.'r -t so-rVy
' '4i m.inh f 1 C. II t r.. V.', M
'.. Iir.rctr.jii)i.n, tci-.'y.
.. i.atfR.. .. -
A .Iiiki:. -(i":Hit'' inittin ('hicajro
iimlerniailial hw: lvtriuiv."
Tin1 llr.i'ini.UAN
thi L'i'iinty ('.. K-i.
live- full ro'iorts of
"-"ay! 1)J J oil want lo know what i
"iiinnnV Fulj't-ribi' for tltv Uiri't'Mi.r-
D.iviil C. Sioti- i:-ij.. n'ttiiiii-tl. yi
t rla from a vl-it.lM l!tt'i:m: lonk
ii! hale :i'iil li'.-iirty, h'.- mivs tiuil liftii
joywl hi- ir:;.";i;igcly.
Winter i- ooiiiinjr, II. (.'. ShfilriiS Wi'-l
mil. ISakcr will keep coit:intly oiijinml
Hre.nl. Cake-. Pie Arc. and h" si-H"ni;r
inmiL'iiM.' iiuantitie-i ol the hc-t hrantl-Ire.-h
Oysters l-"or nii'e fresh Oyster-i
hv t!ie ea:i or di-h .; lo II. C. Shedricl:.
Dan.i, the brilliiiut Fealawa "h runs
tlwXew York Suit, a 'IJejitlbliean jour
nal too hoiip-t (?) to be led into the trick
ery of Latter-Day I.'adk-als." supported
the Democratic ticket in Xew York !ur-
inj; the reectti cnnipaj;n.
Mr. AVilliam Cook, of the Savannah
Saving"- Iiittitution, is just home from a
viMt to hi- friend- in Ohio. Hi- uninter
rupted devotion to bii'-iner... for the past
Jive year- fully entitled him to a vacation,
and we are glad to leant that he enjoved
it.
Thoiiiu C. Fields beat Horatio Sey
mour for the Assembly, and at thesaiiu
time there wax a warrant out for the ar-re-t
of Field- for Mealing a half million
dollars from the city treasury. New
ork Demoi-rats prefer Seymour to a :
Ptihliean. and a thief to Sevmonr.
'm. Ilawkin--. l'nblic Adminitrator
of Holt county, was in town ye-terday.
Mr. Hawkins will be remembered In
itially of our old citizen-as thebricklaver
who built the excellent smoke-Mack "for
the eelebratod Morning Star Mills, now
owned by Capt. Caldwell.
P.-r.-ons wanting job work executed
neatly will do well to call and examine
"nr type and leant our prices before ,'o
i"S elsewhere. Wo have the only j0b
pres in the county, and one of the lno't
complete job oflices in the northwest.
Our workmen cannot he beaten any
where. Satisfaction guaranteed in everv
iiiMancc or no charge.
, 1)r- "olloway and liaac Crosby, Esq.,
we returned from an extended tour
"rough .Xorthwejtern Kansas. Thcr-
wen 1;,eagc.fI whh the
jel earn th at the doctor hM purchased a
not tnk0rC5ty- c pe he does
"noin to lose mrmy ., citirPn5 .
Boston Type Foaad y.
AVe are really .chid that this excellent
foundry has established a branch at St.
Louis, under the management of James
A.St. John. We can recommend the St.
Louis branch for promptness and fair
dcalinir. AYc have recently; purchased p.
fine lot of job type from them, which was
shipped promptly ami received in good
order.
Subscribe for the Axnni:w County
Kkitiilican. the only readable paper
published in Andrew Countv.
ANDREWrCGUNTY.
Andrew county oilers many advan
tages to the emigrant over many other
portions of the we-t. among-t which we
may mention the fertility of the .-oil, the
abundance of timber and water. A- a
fruit-growing county it is not surpa ed
by any portion of the I'nioii. Apples,
peaches, pears, grapes, plums, currants,
goojeberrie-. strawberries, raspberries
and blackberries all do well here, and
from all point- north of us we find a
ready market. Corn is our staple pro
duct in the v ay of grain. AVheat dees
not do so well, and is not con-idered so
sure a crop, although last year we had a
very good yield. The blue gra-s i- kill
ing out the wild gra-s very fast, espe
cially in the timbered portion of the
county. For stock, we may simply say
Andrew county is unequalled by any of
the older settled portions of the State.
We have school advantage- thatshoiild
recommend the county to all lovers of
progre-s. Our society is good, crime is
very rare, and we have as law-abiding a
people a- any in the Union. We would
say to thoe de.-irott- of making home- in
the we-t to vi-it our county, and we feel
confident that they will not bedisappoint
ed. as -ome are who vi-it the west, but
fail to give thi- portion of Mioiiri a
call.
RLr UBLiUmN RL-l)rtlN.
7ho Vlllh Congressional Districi in
Line.
C0UT PROCEEDING?.
:o.'ixri:i rnoM last wi:i:k.
corxTY rr.i.
II. Cmou i- svwn n
1J. Kdwaid- ri.-t- e.i-e State
K Martlet U1 0:1
Same ofiii-ial -f rviee- ."( 0.1
f i t- . '.; ;)
1'. Kdwar.ts . , , . i:l'('Vi
Wifehel. Kbein '.t"Mai h'. .'" O) '
V.. Xt Darrows. "ijrea-. '-'. '.itl
.1. K.('aMy.-:'H cost- in i-a-e i
U. I" -her is i;.
.1. W-;Me!iiiyre , in 00
I!. M." Danford ct'.-e of.lon 'fab
ler tfi; lf.t-
Tho-. I"i 10 OH
Drown V Sargent 10 .'
Impey eo-t- : .10
t 'olbitrn. Joy V Co. -7 10
1IOA1) I'fM).
JatMb .Miller 7 (it)
L Fir-t 1 J-o
John lloner (i'l Oil
I.. MeLain i
Sam Hunter M (!.!
I), liitteli. r 17 70
I!. Uutebili-oii 1PJ 7.1
W. Lamlee. r. m
:. MeAgee .VJ .111
llel-iutr A: Chri-tian-oii :i"
Atid'eison ,t Hro. 00 ti.1
V". Town-end :-0 .1.1
J. C. Le::gue !( IO
F. M. r-ustoii HI
(ilailfelter A; AVhcaten VJ l!l
F. X. Kai.er. .11 -7
J. C. Dunis -11 (HI
.lo-. D. Mnith 1G1 0:1
P. Setrrrst "-"J D"
.I.-.-e Kelly lit (HI
J o. Calvert 7.1
M.Siu.:ier ()
F. X. Itnier : 0
A. W. Ciili-pie H
1). I'rilehniali I!7 4-1
!.. Faiott it t.ii
.1.1). Smith -i:t :!'
Chas. Plomn (HI
X. II. Ki. hev Hi .10
1. I'ad. ii " 1 i IKI
A. llullaker .It)
1U 11.1! rt'M).
Mr-. Deelev If) (ifi
(;. V. (;ia.i"r 1' n;
T. Ilatton ' 00
J. P.T.ite Ad.ir.-. 11'.! (is
.1. P. Tale i:: on
v.'m. Zook i- c. :;u in
.:!' Hull ::o 00
( i it i Fo-Ier 4J (Ki
W. Trent I 17
Allen Holt public Adinr. !!:;; I'.l
i :::(, '.-
Hi M-2T,
lyHiJiM
lor poor farm.
i:i:iiici: t rxn.
Haker .rc Co.. Warrant 11 02 00
F. X. I.'aier 'JO (Ml
A. P.owman 12 00
Hel-iug.K: Chfi.-tiati-on 00
rniK.w Nov. loth.
Ten dollars allowed Mr-, I!ea-Iy a
teniporary'aid. South half of road petitioned for by
J. W. Ogle et al ordered open.
A. W. ("illi-pie 111" report as over-eer.
approved.
.las. P. Shoemaker appointed over.-eer.
M. V. Murj by, bond and mortgage for
school money filed and approved.
On motion of V. Wilson ordered that
Swampland Coiuniis-ioner make deed to
V. Wil-on for soitthwe-t quarter of
-outheast uarti'f of section 21, town-hip
HI, ranelt). Ilond canceled, etc.
Dalikiu. et. al., tile bond for damages
on road petition.
Sally Stewart tiles petition to send her
mule son to a-ylnm.
Tiheriir.s report of sale of swamp lands
rejected.
Sherilf and Commissioner ordered to
sell sw amp lauds.
Town of Koehi-lcr incorporated.
X. J. Wren allowed billiard lieen-e.
Doiids of K. F. Perry. John Anderson
and W. P. IIoIhoii onlered into bands of
J. C. Higfjins. attorney, for collection.
Amount of 19 21)" tran-ferred from
countv to jail fund in county treasury.
Ordered that certain parties be cited to
give new bonds to school fund.
SheritTConovcr files settlement. Ap
proved, etc.
Swamp lands claimed bv John II.
Townscnd ordered sold.
J. C Higgins, special agent, files repprt
as to poor farm purchase.
jxoau iiuuuouea.ior bv Nankin et. al.
ordered opened in six months.
Ordered that Levi Ducolon be allowed
to boreow 250 school fund.
' Treasurer files settlement. Approved
i Court adjourned to third Monday iii
January. 187"'.
To (he JtciHblicaiis of (lie 7th Cougrcs
sionul District:
We, the undersigned, committeemen of
the Republican State Committee and the
Liberal Ucpublican State Committee,
cheerfully announce our concurrence in
the spirit ami terms of the resolutions
adopted by the mass meeting of Republi
cans at St. Louis on the 18th inst., nnd
we promise united and harmonious action
and a joint call for one Republican State
Convention, and oilier jttst and righ
action tending to the unctilicatiou of the
Republican party of the State, and help
ing still high advanced" the progressive,
and aggressive ideas of Republicanism.
Jas. T. Ueacii,
Member Republican State Com.
Sampi:. Sawvi;k.
Member Lib. Dep. State Coin.
J. I' RiTTiX(ii:n.
Member Lib. Rep. State Com.
W. D. Roui:k.s
Member Republican State Com.
Complimsntary.
Speaking of Hon. I. C. Parker's late
address to the Republicans: of Xodaway
county, the Iroutou Enterprise says: Mr.
Parker ably diseus-ed all the iiie-tion-now
before the people. He reviewed the
a-lion of the Republican party and the
ualioii.il administration, their cllorts to
enforce the laws, honestly collect and
di-bur-e the revenue of the government
and reform the civil service, and nio-t
coinplelely indicated the party am! the
administration from the charge.-of their
enemies. Knowing Mr. Parker to be one
oftheable-t public -jieaker- in the coun
try, we are confident his addiv-s was
both able and ell'ective. a- the syitop-i-shiitvs.
Mr. Parker is one of the earnest
and energetic Republicans of tin- Slate,
who asks no nobler work than to defend
the principles and policies of the party,
and the party ha-just cause to congratu
late it.-elf upon having -o worthy a cham
pion. -
Qua Warranto.
Attorney d'eneral Raker has in-tttuted
proceeding- in the P.itchanan Circuit
Court ag.iin-t Judge- (iillmore. Pinger
and Dreit.. who cl.iim the olliees of Coun
ty Judge- for liuchanaii county. The
Minp'aiiit alleir"- that the defendants an
i;ieg;;ll.u-tirping and inlrndintr on the
sijhts of Judge- Albiuet. al.. attempted
to be removed ' a -peciala-t of the I.eg-i-l:.ti:re.
The I'efemlant- were appointed
I dov. P.rowii. la-t iiil'-r.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Final settlement. f '
Notice is licrcby given that the under
signed. Administrator of the estate of Amo3
Chapman, deceased, will, at the December
term ot the i robateUotnt ot Atiurew coun
ty, Missouri, to be begun ou Monday, the
18th day of December, 1871, make final set
tlement of said eseate.
f)wl WM. J. CLARK, Adm'r.
J-inal Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. Administrator of the estate of Thom
as J. Roberts, deceased, will, at the December
term of the Probate Court of Andrew coun
ty, Mi-souri, to be begun on Monday, the
18th day of December, 1S71, make filial set
tlement of said estate.
f)w4 JOHN II. OLIVER, AdtnV.
SHJSMPF'S SALE
Under Mortgage With Tower of Sale.
Stato of Missouri, 1 CQ
Andrew Couuty, J OO,
Whereas J osoi h C. Henderson and Lucy A. Hen
derson bis wife on. the Sth day of June ISTt
conveyed to Smith McUinnis, by thtir certain deed
of Mcrtaase itli Power of Sale, recorded in the
Recorders cfiice for Androrr County Missouri, in
Rook ITat i-aKoll. 'I llie Records ol Andrew Coun
ty, the follnw nc described IteaWstato situated in
Andrew County .Vittouii. to wit :
Tho West part of thoSnnth West (Quarter of section
twenty-one iJllTownstlipFixty (Ml) of Itanceihirty
fix p)) Containing ono hundred and thirlylive
(!') r.cre, which taiii cocvoanco was made lor tho
p-jriv-soof securing t!is inyiuont of a cjrtaia l'rom-i-my
note, piyable tn Siniih McCinniss lor Ono
Thousand Ilol'urs (CI mxt1 i!uo three montns after
'nlc. t-irncd Joseidi U. lleBdi rson, and dated Juno
filih H) HU, ana bcaiinc interest at ten (10) per
cent.
AMI WHEREAS itis rrrovided in said"XIor
tjraco Ilecil ttilh rower of sale" that if the taid srm
of money and tho interest thereon be well uiid truly
Ii.iiil when the same becomes duo and rnyablo ac
cording to th- tenor and cllect thereof that thesaiii
Convevante fhII be rout; hat if tne anno shall
not bo well and truly i lid that tha sii 1 Smith c
limniss rr his lesiil representative or at tho rcTtest
ofthehpal Holder of said note the aclinK Sheriff uf
Andrew County might proceed to sell the proprcty
herein described, at the Court House door in the city
of S'avanmh Countv ol Andrew and in thoStateot
Miouri. Cr.t Rivce at least sixty days public
not! ! of Iho term', time and place of sale nnd the
rroicrty to be sold, in soine new -paper printed in
the County of Andrew and Slate aforeaid.
AM) HURRA., the whole of said notaand the.
interest thcr on (except the sum of Five Hundred
: n.i seventy livo hollars (&"5 paid June lth
it-oiairs ilue and unpaid.
oV THKhHI'UU!: at tho rciuest of tho lecnl
holdir ft said nolo I Robert Conoicr sheriff of
Andritouiity li-muri snail on
A'I t.'IStlAV I Iip "111 day if Januair lS"i
atthcSoTith dooroftha Court House in the ciiyof
Savanrah Co inly of Andre and State of Missouri
brtwcfn the h ur.. of ten o'dock J.. M. anil four
oVIock r-of pa d nay tell at publio auction aail
outc y to thu hiihe-t and beat bidper for cash -n
band, the loliowinc decribc(l Real Ks'a'o. forlhe
purp.e set torth in tho aforesaid conveyance, as
IiiHok. to wit :
The Wirt part of tli Soiilh-est Qunrler rf ;cc
lioii iwintyone i'H) in Tnwcsh1!' rity (oil of
IUnc tlirty-six (:;'); Containing one hundred and
thirty liM" cre or ? tntih thereof .n may bo
u iiy to pjj thcatorcsaidnote nndcoit and in-
Ulti" RnBP.RT C0X0VER
Shcr.tl uf Andrew County
Missouri.
'-tib-rfibe for the Ri:pfItl.ICAN. the
Andrew countv.
GUASDliiNS tt CUKAT0t,J SALE
OF EEfiL ESTATE.
Vnii.-e is 1 en bv eiven tat I vir'.uc of an order
of the I'roi ute Court of the County id' Andr. w and
-at of Mis .uti made at the .March Trm thereof
an.i r.-newtil a' the stpteiutx r Itria thereof A.I).
l-;t, 1 .Mor.-nn llur' ituardi.in"nd ruratorof the
prr.on.. and i:at ol t.'coueC. I -Hi lEli M. 1 Hi- .V
Morcan It, KII.-1 eir-at ta andcln.dn.not U'ilhs:u
.1. hill- diri-ii-eil. will on the 1 thdayot Dcc-m-er
A. D. 171 0t tlt1 Court hou-o door in the Cit of
.'jvauinh. in said County of Andn between ihi
I ouis ot nine o'clock in the fire Tt aril ?i 'ch ck
in the nttercooti and durine the -mn of iho Pro
bate Court ot Mid County of Andrew. .r r.t pjblic
Huction all thi nebt title and inlere-t ot -aol (icoue
lp .1 i. l CIli. nml .Mornti U. Llhslliand to
neate.-l looking and be.-l printed paper in . tile i .Uoun b di-i r.beii ical ts-aie situated in the
lonely ol ,n.ir. auu .-iK i- oi -n-i .
1 be unlividtd three eisntts putot tte We-t half
joftbo-ouih West I'ltrtt.r 1 Section Numcn')
How -l,amele-ly. tor oarty pur,,.-.-. llJV U'un'd".'.! 'm,,
Democratic paper- have ignored the Ku- ;f"'n !lcI', "f'a."d bound. d tr toluws. com
11 ( . 1 mci-ciij ieM roi bast ol the South tt , crne-
Klux outrage- and denied the ei-leiire ,t tiii-s.iuih I.att neiiT ol s.;.ti n v... mm y
, ... .... , , eicht ii onioip No. sity on 1 ltanie.No,
ot -neb an organization. I hey iiemeti . (llirl j, tr ( , ,,,,,,,,. ,tltnrP -i..,ti, t r:y vl-:
,1 . r l..t.!itti;."i!i- .1, Mii.. I 1 1.,. iteuc La-t forty toil-tbi nee orlli foity iudi:tu
t lie e iileliee il I.eplllUli .Ills . ill tin U ll. ,1.,. -i, one ol .-.i 1 Section t- o. twenty cicbt :
videtice of the parties outraged. Now th- re U .si . i. ...J tinr Urly rt. n. the. place
1 ol brciiibir c, t" the hikhest ana but bidJer for
will I hev dell V I be eldfine "I the t o c.i, ,.. hinu, . .. .
. : . i Sl'lRf! N HI RST.
hulltll'C'l men ill SjO'.ltll ( arolnia alone, tiurdian A Currjur,
who have surrendered them-ehes and t r. T n
,,l il,t thev were Ku-Kliix and ClC t l Ui lUlirt ituuicw vuuubj , i a.
i-siaic
i infe-
are guilty of the crime- villi which they
htvo been charged? j
.
Sub-cribe for llie Anih:i:w Coi'M'i
Rin'flil.lcA.N. the only l,-iu- Republican j
paper in Andrew count .
lilJ.SIVESS M.1I J
Tiii'i'tj gallons: nf im. 1 C.ial Oil
at A. Vih-.- lop a dullar ill. !
I. i.bt rl Hur, t i
drcrn.ed : In Probate Cuuit.
Mrr -n Ilur-t-iu,rdhn
jndCuiator. 1
Notice is hereby civ en that the undcrsijn" 1
Cumduti and Curat r of ihe i ers r-and tjte
otihe Minor heriit (iiliert llutt it creased, has
I n- iir-n:' a j'l.r and true i tnbii of tho account bo-iw.i-11
b'u.--lt nd bi -tlit 'ird .iind tile I the
-.ur.c with the l'jol ate Court of r..uti ot An
dlew and that u the hr-t dny ot tLe next lleecmt'Cr
trm. Is7l, th'rcot. be mtei ds to apply lo "od
Court for lcav to n eke a final .ettlrnient of bis
cnr.itor and K-itrdi-oiship aceounls aad I r h:.i d.s
eh'e ft- b kUuroii.lt ur.i! rurit p.r.
.Noiiiubero h A-l). .Ml'l'.ti AN" Ill'RST,
-v l On itilim and Curator.
Y. A. Pfiet.' is ii.iw pavi'i an
ailvanci price fnp Wln-al,
ill) and no lm iimliliiio;.
Adn!ai3tratDr'3 Notice
Notice i hero! niven tint llerof Adiuinitra-
. I. ..f it - ..... Pi1...tt M.....-..J..I I n
been vianidlto me by Andrew' County proba'o
I court beaiins dale lhe-"th day of I'ctetcr A. I'-
All t er-ins l.a inrrlniirs aetiin-t sniil estjte ni
reiuiri-l lt exi ion ilitu: lomeioraiioance vuuin
r iui. nicy
stittr and it
from ihe date
t ..ml li.ltrrjt thr ..h.ill In- lorevcr baried.
" WILLIAM ANI1KRS0N
AdiuiL:-tr.tior f ll-or Rlliott llcreastd No
vrii.l.rr the '.'ill. A. U. P-TI. Swl
r w , ii Il'liilirui'irii lull null, luiucii'i iiiiu"j
V. . A ..J rlt'C ko'l)S ,'l Uirirc t)cK ' om-yiiirfromthedaieol said lettrr or
.. . . J u w i I '"' p:re'iiilnl tr.nn ai y l em lii of - ml
Ml (v'.OCI'I'It's;. ai!rA tltlilclt WaPf. -iirliclnims U-noi w.iliiu to ear froi'
Stunc waic. llanhvaiv kr.
V. A. Pritv S-llsiln'Ii(--t Cotton
Vain flips 1. 7. per I'al".
('o ami r't 7 II).- of Mar ( kindles
at w. a. nif's for a dollar hill.
ll'von liavc anv Div or (Jrer-n
IlidJs, lake tlicni to V. A. I'rict
and jj;ft tin- ltiln-.-1 castli price.
Large Stock of Ladies Furs, in all st 1L-,
jtl.-t :veeiv,(l al TVXF.l.'S.
XV. A. Price will now pay an ad
vance price for Wye in really cash.
IF. A. Price will oive you 4 lhs.
yood Tea for a fi dollar hill.
Just arrived at Tyxiat-. VELVETIXK
CLOAK IX(;S. ehea.p
P.ht I 1 tk wktat I'.t nt at V. A.
Prices.
IT. A. Price gjives 11 p: und
Sugar for one dollar.
XV. A. Price will purchase all the
good Whiti! Navy Beans, Flax
seed, Beeswax, Lard, Dry Hides,
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boxes of Matches for r2."5 cts.
Try II". Price's pure 1Y (,'arh
S:)da, 7 lhs for fiO cts.
Strictly Pure White Lead at Drown and
Sargeants for$10.,ri0 per huiidretl.
Pure California Wines for Medical
purposes at Drown and SarganCs.
For a good Shave, Hair-cut or Shain
poon, go to M. Stranz East side square.
Flour has advanced hut w. a.
price will sell the best XXX for
$3,00 per hundred.
AV, A. Price wants to purchase
all the good AAHieat in the Countv,
for the lushest eash pi ice.
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SILVERWARE
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Kepa rinij neatly and promptly executed. Store
Norlli fide of theS-i'isre. Savannah, Mo.
"GOOD TIMES COMING"
The Old Story of High Prices
Blotted'Outl
We can now proclaim to the cHuens of Savannah
and every body else, that
"Hard Times Come no More."
New Goods and N.w Prices reign
Supreme.
GEO. W. GLAZIER,
Having jnst received and opened a new and well
selected block of
FALL HiiD WIHTEE GOODS,
Consisting of
ALPACAS,
POPL1XS.
FKEXCII MKIUXOS,
OPEUA CLOTH.
WATEK PKOOFS.
LADIES CLOTHS,
OELAIXES in all color?,
LADIES CLOAKS,
SHAWLS.
SCOTCH PLAIDS,
VELVETEEN'S,
BROCADES.
T AISLE LIXEXS.
WOOLP.LAXKETS.
LADIES. MISSES. & CIHLDUEXS
SHOES k OAITEI.'S. 1JUCK
CLOVES LADIES FUKS
and Xotions of Endless variety
Have alio rereireirfrom Buell Wooleemilli and
from tho Celebrated Warsaw Jliils, a fine as.'ort
ucnt of
CASSIMEKS.
SATIXF.TS -VXD
FLAXXELS.
All of whie'i have been liouc,-t for cash, and IH b:
sold lor iaih attheicrj tiitlora. prices.
We alo keep Wheeler A WP'on. and Oroer k
Baktr Sew ins Machine Nicdlcs for sile.
Call and ee mc Kefirs u" m-ke yourf.ill and
"inter lureha'e... I know 1 can do i.u good.
West end of the Square, Savannah Mo,
Buis & DobbB,
DEALERS IlsT
STOVES,
HARDWARE,
TSETWARE,
WO OBEIiIWARE,
GLtA&S WARIL
QUEENSWARE,
CUTLERY,
CLASS, PUTTY Ec.
Also a full Lin 3 cf
Agricultural
IMPLEMENTS,
.lnd every thing generally kept in
a lirst chiss Hardware Store.
llenienibcr the ihtce, old stand
fo Stotts & Dobbs. Savannah, Mo.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITL
To Lands and Town Lots in -Indrcw Counly, fmnished on shor
tice and on reasonable tenns by
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WILLIAM CHALLACOMBE,:
Real ESstate Age
Proprietor of the .lbstracts of .tndrew County.
YALUIBLE FARMS for la
No. 158.
Ararmol ID acre?, three ittih
Xo. 2S0.
!e- West of! A good 10 acre lot in the subtil
, 1 UriU Ol if ill.lt-, lllILl. till., - 'i. I ,iv i'v . i. sMiii
Savim.ili. All under fence ?nd in eu'.tiva- Alarannali, well improved a goc
t-oti. exce.t ! acres of timber. Irchard of hougo of - a, ,mX slMv alu,
a var.etv ii inm, i.i, wra'c iiu. i"um-, - . ,i
a iroo 1 sprimr and stock water on the farm. 1I'I'!t-' ,r',r,;- a 'I'ring, on til
rnoe literal term ir.vcn. ry van ntMi- i nco .j.mj.-.
STEGM&N & TYRRELL,
Dealers in and Manujaoturers of
FTJMITURE
C'OFPINS of till sizes and kinds
keptieonstantly on hand. Itoonis
on Est side of the Square.
j. nva:vnaii,m
Nu. 183.
A ood Farm of 'S acres iniproved. GO
acres of timber, Hou-e llbyo2 feet, sta
bling, tfood spring and well, .-eliool house
1-1 mile, distent i miles from S.ivai:n.:li.
Price ?'!' jvr'r.cre on liberal terms.
Ho. 190.
A guild farm of ''-) ,-ctcs. 100 acres in
cultivation balan-e under tence. good tim
ber. :;nt) apple trees, Ira me Imu-e of 5 room,
iiauie bain, stables, plenty of stock water.
'.' good veil-, o m:ie- mim Savannah. Price
jier acre.
Fi'o. 195.
A farm of 1:V acres. :." acres in cultiva
tion. Orchard. Lug hou.-e. running water,
good well. I! miles fruiii St. .lo-cph. one
oiut from R'hool hou e. Klrt jht acre.
Ho, 217.
A firm of l(r. acres. t!5 acre? in cultiva
tion, b'llance timber under fence. 2 story
lug hou-e, smoke lion-e. g'ood well. 4!) bear
ing apple trees, fill young trees, good stock
water, 7 mile.- fn in Savannah. Price i2lK
jit acre.
No. 224.
HO Acres, a very desirable Stock i'-nu.
an abundance of Stock water. 200 acre- in
cultivation. Pudling.- and out buildings. 50
Apple trees, 10 miles from St. Joseph
Price $2 50 per acie.
No. 242.
1(10 acres twomilss West of Sa vaiitiak 110
acres under fence, SO acre.- of timber. 1 100
Annie trees, al-o a number of pear, cherry
and pencil trees. Pwellingof six rooms, good
well. jrod stable and other buildings $10
lier acre
Mo. 251.
A ffood Stock farm or :W) ocros. 4 raiies
north-west of Savannah, well improved, good
house of six rooms; Mtuated so as to be con
veniently divided ; Price I5 per aere.
No. 255.
.ri0 feet front in IUoek 4$ in Savannah,
Price m
No. 266.
A magnificent stock farm of .107 acre?.
3i0 acres improved Orchard of o0 apple
trees, two dwellings on the land, a good
well and several -prings. -1 miles of hedge
stable 21x00 feet. Price 2.1. per acre anil
liberal terms.
Xo. 270.
A fine farm of 210 acres, 4 miles north
of Savannah, 1.10 under good cultivation,
a good orchard of 300 apple trees, a good
dwelling of 1 rooms, good stable, 2 good
wells, some good hedge fence. PrircS-tO.
per acre.
Xo. 274.
40 acres of fine timber,
acre.
Price $1(5. per
Xo. 234.
A large dwelling of 10 roome, in the
.'tuburbsof Savannah, with 5 to 2.1 acre'
of land attached terms liberal.
Xo. 2Si.
A good dwelling and 2 lots in
nab. Price .12iX'.
Xo. C?S. "
A irooii larm ot '0 acres. 100 cd
l;'. 1 ii . .r 1
ciuuwiiiuu aim. iij ucica ui paa
mile ot lietlire; Dwelling of tr.o
good well, trood tock water, al
Orchard of 1C0 apple tree?, CO kl
timber. Price i'3 per acre.
Xo. 292.
A verv desirable farm of 80
miles Xorth-wc-t of Savannah, a
house and small orchard, trood
water and spring. 40 acres in ciiltil
anil -i0 acres m pasture. Pncei
acre.
Xo. 2SD.
A trood farm of 173 acre. 2 miled
the Depot, 100 acres improved, 60 al
tun her. 2 tlweliinir liauses, a irooJ
and good spring-.- Price S30 per ac
Xo. 293.
A desirable farm of DO acres 51
east of Savannah. .10 acres imt
hou-e of 2 rooms, good well, and
orchard. Price $o'A per acre.
Xo. S01.
A house ami lot on Market il
rooms. Price -K11G0.
A house with i rooms, well, staH
siuoke house, 1 lot. well set wetl
witn truit trees. rnee 51.4TO
Xo. 5C3.
A verv desirable Tlrirk resident)
J rooms, 3 acres of laud attached, i
well, stable and orchard. Price $1
Xo. SOU.
A good dwelling of 3 rooms, 2 1
good stable, and some fruit trees.-
lccu.
Xo. SOS.
A very desirable farm adjoininl
more, 200 acres under tence, 20 al
timber three miles off; 136 apple
choice perchc5, pears and a varl
small fruit, an abundance of stock!
dwelling :jtix30 feet, uve rocms.n
4Jo jer acre.
Xo. 307.
A verv excellent larm. loO aeu
proved, dwelline: of 3 reems, good!
.inn oai u. ajipie iices, lcnciu j
miles Xorth-East of Savannah.-
j-25 per acre.
Xo. 117.
A first class farm in Xodawar
3 miles north of Guilford, contain
acres, 150 acres in a good state of t
tioti. some good hedge, 250 , appl
good frame house 6 rooms, a gooi
2 gootl wells, gooil stock water, Itj
of timber. Price SiS.oO per acres.1
Xo. 322.
most pTcellont farm of 253
miles from St. Joseph, in a good sj
cultivation w acres oi timocr, ui
ill f rnr.rvw. mi 111? house and ta
nnnln tr.ina til nenp trep.Q. 50 Tieflfl
some grapes and other small fruit !
well, goon siock water anu i
springs, fi acre. of Heps, SchotJll
mar. I'rtcc W per acrr.
WILLIAM CHALLACOMBE,
