The Andrew County Republican from Savannah, Missouri • Page 3

0 THE ountji cpnblican. -SAYAMKAH ctntsftr line Jy including the general htaJ. Tlmsc I-'-iv eotmr.n arc reliable rUfoneurd in then retpecltTe eallimjx. "rniCJ. Attoniey-al-Law.

ofliccovcr I l.lrnnan,a '-tore, Savannah, Missouri. J.rjiiriiciiiallthr Court, of the HKh Jii.lt-f"!Urca!t TT SMITH. Attorncy-nNLnw. Savannah Saving Bank. second door.

Zx CALIJWKI.L, attomej-at-law and Xotarv 1'ubllc I'avs biiccia1' attention 'roinciancini', and investigating over Terrell' haruiva store, one ltank. of Farmers' ltank. itRYAX. attorney at law, will practice I i- i the courts of Northwest Missouri in all the courts ot Northwest Mi: V.f.i iriveu to business in the roiiLtv f7 t1, loll prolate courts SlitePwl-ajeolllce. Cnr.

H- GIl'DIXUS has the prac-(j ticeof law He can lie found at his old of- 3j -try S. UltlUl.lr., ationiev aim rnuu-V sel'or atlaw. I'artirulir attention given Office on the south side of the mnewnaul. Building. onv MAJUKS.

Mtornev-at-iaw Will .1 mimic all business entrutl to him and carefully. -in lie trrMurer'-t ortlce, Mo On lie found at the 2 A. WIUTTAlvKU attorney at law and tk-neral Claim Agent. saannaU Mo. ol-claims against the o'ovemmeut for laml irrint.

ltV j)av and liiunty, widows' and junli't peeMons and general collections attended nnithgreat care and promplne-s. Also, midland agent fortlie Atchison. ToiM-ka sinta Ke Itailroad Omiiinny All mi.tlv amwen-d. He will ticket partiesto all iwiol on the road. Call ou hint 1.1 BAKEUY, S.

Kagle Unserv. confectionery and restaurant, wet muc ef tat square. lIAUOWAliH. Arc. (sOI.ltl'l'N'.

A. deiler in hardware, stores and tinware, north ide if theMjuare sjtinanh, Mo. Johbiuj in tinwolk done on rtnrt notice. l'HYSICIAXS. DK li.

DAVE.M'OUT having locate.1 in MVjnnah. ofTer hi" professional serice tu lilt citizeiis of savannah and iciuity. Oflice hii residence on Main street, one block east ol Ht square. SOCIETIES. IO O.

F. savannah Ixidge, Xo. 14, savannah. meet- everv -TUESDAY at Odd SSnflr Fellows' Hall, Northeast comer tat lublic square. All members of the order It gwl standing, visiting the city, are cordially bnted to met with Us.

(IK. SCHMITT, C. Mattisox, Sec'y. it' 1V.E.BURTCH.M. Fillmore, Mo.

PHYSICIAN. Surgeon, Accoucheur, jtry a speciality. Sur-41 WjUiam Frodsliani, Dealer in WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY! REPAIRING neatly and promptly executed. North side th wjuare. VA.II.

MQ. AT THE OLD STAND. South Side the Public Square. TO nivold customers I take, great ca'nrc in announcing that I have brought from New lorkoneorthe largest etocko of poods in my line eta brought to tub city, consisting in part of Ready-Made CLOTHING! Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Rags, Notions, Jewelry, c. llMinghwn in business in thly city foi six-Ittnvears the citiiemof Savannah and An-drrw'ciunti lu iv rest pretty ell a i urcd tlist I Mtnlcii-nl ex'peiienn- to uiiderr-land anil ain-M provide for the wauls of the trade in this vicinity.

Call and, Examine Our Goods and Trices. A. scnuSTEK, SI 3 South Side HT-urc, Savannah. ST. LOUIS SOUTHEASTERN R.

R. (COSOUIHTKIl "'NASHVILLE SHORTEST LINE" xti DinECT Kotrrc to BELLEVILLE, NASHVTLLTS, CBNTHAIalA, CHATTANOOGA CAIRO, ATLANTA, EVANSVTXLE, CHARLESTON, MEMPHIS, SAVANNAH, VICKSBUKG, KNOXVUiIJS, MOBILE, LYNCHBURG, 2TEW ORLEANS RICHMOND, GALVESTON, NORFOLK, AVD ALL rOIVT South and Southeast. wnv this is the viooct reasons pRr.n-.RKKi. route. It is the only Line Em SItrpinK Cars through from St.

Louis to uhrille without chanpc It is the only Line mZ" T- tptntliwe cities. It is the only from ra tn 200 inilra travrl, ami from siv to tw m-tf-fimr hours time. It is S2.45 cheaper rT xuc than the circuitous roule via Louisville. OUK MOTTO: QuickTime! Good Cars! and Close Connections Xrw and elegant ilar oachto rnniiiiHsl with Westing. Air llrakr awl the Milh-r Coupltraml Platform nrr run luall trains.

-T-: -1- ...1 IE.trirairr rhTk-l all the priucipal TieUit Offlmn In the West ami Art for Tick-! via the- "Sontbfotrm llatl- wn. IA VEX PORT, K. K. WIXLOY. Crn'l Manager, S2 Si Jx.nl..

Loin. Stray Notice. TAKEXttphr Edwarrl X. Stormes a ruMrnt oll'lailetowmhiii, in Andrrw county, anil S'aUofSliiwourl. tw.lray: One "(W ywe, tmiinsfl to be about Axe ear ohl, lilluil the left nt anil nearlv Wind in the riithlrye, marks or brands perwlrable; appraised at dollars; the other brown work "lc.

MinpoM-d tone aeven or eight years old, Jo marks or brands perwlveable; appraised al wlrry.fire dollam: appraised tr Janwa V. Jack- and Henry Manahln, honae-holders of I'latlc wbll(, who werdaly aworn for thatpur-Given under BJ7 lund this IJth day of TemoT IKT3. V. BOXIIAM, JiuttceorihercacelornatttTwp. LOCAL lilt '1 TIHS.

Fise weather all tiiis week. It turned quite cool Wednesday mom litre i ftu.LCTtoai.olIarabi.Jiel in Mnrv villc Dltorin and see I Drop heating stove. A. sells irrooeries and mo visinns eheajter titan the cheapest. A factory is among the new ini- itrovemenls "-nino- fnravmi in si c.

any mansard iiousf, but. has the prettiest Mansard stove. Citv residence for sale cheap and on liberal terms. Information this office. given at Ix the window at Weed Earls' stands a Mansard stove.

A large breadth of winter grain has been sowed in Xodaway county, and it has a fine appearance. A. Price sells Crvstal Svrup at $3.00 per fi gallon keg. A number of new subscribers were placed on our books this week. And still there is room for more.

We are informed that work will be commenced to complete tlte Baptist Church building at Rolckow. Those indebted to me will find their notes and accounts with Stewart Uros. II. E. SMITH, M.

I). "Let "cm crack It won't cost anything to get a new piece, if you buy stoves of Weed Earls. Tvner's is tlte place to buy fourteen spools of Coat' cotton for a dollar calico at nine and ten yards for a dollar. Week Earls has a large stock of ladies' and men's harness and bridles, in his hardware store. SilEHKlCK has apples, cooking and eating, which he sells as low as the lowest.

His oysters eau't be beat. Give theni a trial. The funeral sermon of Mother Xash was preached at Xenia, Xodaway county, on Sunday last, by Rev. Mr. Clemens, of this county.

II. II. Donitixs has just received a fresh supply of wall paper, building paper, school and miscellaneous books, market baskets, drugs, notions, Copies of the Andrew County Ke-ruiiLiCAN can be obtained at tlte news stand of J. It. Watts price, five cents.

Mr. Watts also keeps all the other standard publications oi tlte day. William Lewis, of Empire township, was recently shot in the head, jut back of tfie eve, bv Ilenrv Viele, with whom The l( Lewis had tucked a quarrel wound was not so serious as might be i supposed. The American Insurance Company, which makes farm buildings a specialty, and of which T. Sargent, at IJolckow, is agent, reports its receipts since the 1st of January last as amounting to Economy.

Economy heating stoves at Weed Those wishing to exchange wool for woolen goods, can find at Tvner's a large stock of jeans, flannel and cassi-mers, of the celebrated Jacksonville Woolen Mills make; goods not surpassed by any in the market. W. A. Vnicr. wants 10.HX) bushels of oats, and will pay more than anybody.

P. JIcLauchuv. one ol M. Jo althv citizens, I seph's prominent and we ttl'ed at hi residence in that citv on Mon- dav last, after an illness of a few days The wife of the deceased was Mrs. Hertford, of this cit to whom he was married in IfvT.I.

The following from the Gentry County News is rather nigh on the town oi" Albany: "rnmistakably and undoubted ly the Devil rules here, and the ministers of the Lord apparently slumber in God's vineyard, while the DevilV imp arc sowing Mrs. IU skirk has a fine lot of bon nets and hats, ribbons, to which the attention of the ladies ol nah and vicinity is respectfully invited. Get a bonnet or hat trimmed at this establishment, and you can not help but be suited. Stiles Hardy ain't got any money to loan, nor ain't rich enough to sell goouson credit; but they can do the other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they can and do sell goods very low, and say they can afford to sell goods lower for cash than anybody can on credit. Tun beautiful dispUy of millinery and dress goods made by J.

15. Kussell is drawing crowds of people and well it might. His stock is complete, all of the latest styles, and is selling low. Those who have not yet featcd their ryes on this sight, should delay no longer, but go at onec. Walker, at the North Side Paint Shop and Wall Paper Depot, still has on hand a lot more of those fine patterns ol wall naner.

which arc nemg quicM disposed of at low prices, Mixed mints of all shades constantly on hand. Paper haug'mg and painting done neatness and on short notice. with OK Thursday night of last week the Allison at Ilolckow, was entered and robbed of some hundred n.l fifty worth of shot-guns Three horses wens observed hitched together suspiciously in front of the store, late in the evening, ami the. thieves were doubtless three number, and came and went on horseback. Many people who happen to drop in at AV.

Zook south side the Square, express surprise at the cheap-liens and quality of the goods there kept. This is only because they have never been there before. Tlte expenejs of this firm are low, and they arc satisfied with as small an income any, and tit ruforo gjaJ-s us cheap tis any. They e.vtentl tut invitation to till to coino and verily the truth of tins above, having on hand a full stock of faeri. Mious.

iVe. A un old Iadv. livinL" just oer the line in Centry county, front Empire tovnhin in this cottntv. fell lh.m a fence, not mw' ago, breaking a leg. Goon to choice heavy hogs sold in Chicago on Wednesday at to closing dull.

Cattle dull. with no sales. For small farm, at cri.sis prices, call on J. It. illiams, at ltea's law oilicc, Savannah, Missouri.

Deposit your money with Weed E.trls, and take a good heating stove and keep warm. jelly-glasses, goblets, Sauce dishes, and looking-glasses at Tvner's. W. A. Price gives eleven pounds of good stiiar for .1.00.

The City Court. Early Monday morning of last week, as Dr. Gardner had bean exceedingly annoyed by the pigs of his ucighbor George Austin over-running his garden, poking their nose into his kitchen door, and so on, he saw George milking and thought he would speak to him and see i if he would not keep them up. George had seen the Doctor throwing sticks and 'tones at his pigs, and had probably mentally vowed revenge, and when the Doctor showed himself, took him by the throat, and after ctioking him and kicking him until tired, told the Doctor to gti home or he would do worse. A warrant for Mr.

Austin's arrest was applied for, but the Mayor'eotild not immediately be found, and it was obtained bclore 'Squire John, before whom a trial was had by jury, resulting in a fine of $2o and costs, which swelled it up to some thing like $40. The attorney for the defendant availed himself of the great imperishable writ of habeas corjntf, and had him brought before Judge Kelley, who decided that tlte trial of an oilVuse against a city ordinance before a Justice ol the Peace was illegal and void. The defendant, upon advice of his attorney, appeared before the Mayor and plead guilty, and was fined ten dollars, thus apparently stopping prosecution. It seems this has been the uniform mode of actimi under such circumstances, and therefore there can be no blame in the least attach to the present Mayor, for following in the foot-teps of his prcde- although we understand Judge Kellev has stated it to be his opinion that a voluntary pleading of guilty does not bar prosecution. The complainant let the ttler rest as it was, claiming, however, that his right to prosecute still c.ited.

An authoritative deci-ion in the matter is much needed by out-city authorities, as the practice of pleading guilty before a Mayor's court might, in certain contingencies, defeat the emls of justice to a degree not contemplated. A Correction. a simple act of justice, we make the following statement in reference to the affair at Uoseudale in which K. T. Iteckett and Mrs Conway figured as actors.

Mr. John Conway has shown us a confession signed by Conway, in which it is alleged th.it It. T. Iieckett for lKm tr.vm to "ct a 1 1... I .1 line "er stories aliout lier litisiiaiKl: mat.

lie was the cause ol her leaving the last time that her husbawl has at all times been good and kind to her, and it was Iteck- ctfs representations alone that made her leave her home: that he frequently gave her money and presents, to conceal which she had to invent falsehoods for her husband. Mr. Conway wi-hes it that Iieckett left Ito-eudale on the train, and that Mrs. Conway got on at Maryville; that they rode together to Creston, where they went to the hotel, registered on the hotel register as "It. Taylor and lady." and retired to the same room, where they were afterwai arrested.

Personal. William S. Greenlee, and family returned from their visit to relatives in Ohio ou Saturday, having had a pleasant trip. W. H.

Martindalc and lady have re turned front their honeymoon pleasure trip to the East, anil will now settle down to lminess. Dr. McNab, the pleasant and popular M. I), of Flag Springs, cnlivcncu our sanctum on Wednesday. I.

1). Shcpard. we arc sorry to learn, has made his arrangements to "pull up at Flag Springs, and will settle down in St. Joe. Success to him.

Dr. Hrown and lady, of Fillmore, who have been spending several weeks in St. Louis, passed through this city en rnulr for home on Tuesday. The Doctor looks hale and hearty, and ill enter upon the duties of his profession with renewed zest. (From the II ill County ntiuil.

On one or the last days or the lair Mr. M. Dcmpscv, of Savannah, exhibited a tombstone, beautifully sculptured with an image the Svaior. it was uti pretty and attracted general attention, Mr. Jacob Eader, of Savannah, favored us with a brief call.

He was accompanied by Mr. Frodsham. They were both very much delighted at witnessing the closing scones of the Holt County Agricultural and Mechanical Fair. Miss Anna Seville, who is engaged teaching muie to a large number of young ladies in Savannah, Andrew county, was at home a few days last visitinf her narcnts. Anna ic in adent iTi her profession and is win- SShituJ the scale of useful- accotiipli-liincnt.

Religious. A protracted meeting will coiniiicnee at the Cliiistmn Church, in Savannah, ou Friday night, the 21th and eon- t.nue over tlte 18th, Lord's day, in Xo- vetnber. tlder L. 1). Cook, of Mary wi" in attendance on the Lord's 'l-iy.

Also, Elder Hardman will preach 011 Friday niirht. They are both ex- pt'eted to remain during the mectin AU are respectfully invited to attend and it is believed you will be well paid, a the above brethren are able teachers of Gods word. Conic one, come all. J. W.

TATE. Closing Out at Cost at Glazier's. Savannah, October 20, lST.i. From this date goods will be sold at cost, in or ler to close out the business and settle the estate of G. W.

Gl tzier, deceased. All those indebted to the estate are requested to come lonvard and settle without further notice. JULIA A. GLAZIEIt, Administratrix. Attention, Farmers! YV.

A. l'UICE wants 200 bushels of white corn meal, which, if delivered in 10 days, will give you an extra PltlCE. W. A. PRICE will givu you more than the present market PltlCE for oats.

W. A. PRICE wants 10.000 bushels choice fall and spring wheat, for which he will pay tho highest market price in cash. Farmers, bring your Price. He wants them, an extra price in cah.

oats to W. A. and is giving Notice. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned will please come forward and settle immediately. G.

E. SCHMITT. Stiles Hardy ain't got any money to loan, nor ain't rich enough to sell goods on credit but they can do the other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they can and do sell goods very low, and say they can afford to sell goods lower for cash than anvbodv can on credit. The German school begins Thursday evening, October 28, from .0 to 7 and from 74 to 94 P. six lessons of two hours each, $2.

ANo, at any other time will give teaching. In tin; house of G. E. Schmitt, opposite Mr. A.

Schuster's residence. Amazonia and its Improvements. A correspondent of the St. Joseph Gazette contributes the following items about Amazonia, which maybe of interest Amazonia i located at the junction of the Manvillc Branch with the m.iiu line of the Kansas City, St. Joseph Council lilull's The location of the town is not very well adapted to that of a large town or city being ven ineg-ular or hilly, ami limited by high bluffs on three sides and the Big Muddy on the The inhabitants now seem determined, through perseverance and an honest lnt-i policy, lo direct attention to their little The population, now numbering i steadily increasing, and new Im-mess cntcrpri-es a- constantly opening.

The three story brick steam Hour mill, owned and operated by L. T. Miutiirn. is doing a very "handsome bu-i-uess, supplying the city and surrounding country with Hour of best brand. Je.sse II.

Kogershas a large and complete assortment ol drugs, in addition lo a full stuck of general merchandise. Mr. lingers must succeed if a genial and accommodating disposition, in addition to being a perfect gentleman, will entitle one to success. J. W.

Itogcrs. father of the above Kogei, and a true type of the old Kcnliickian, has lately removed from Lame county, Kentucky, to this place, and, with a "iew ot uniting the several branches of his family, will reside here permanently. Our old friend Dr. M. W.

C.iples. the "father" of the town, docs general mei-chsu di-iug, and has also sinne practice in medicine. He entertains one with some quaint old stories. Judge J. lioml, ot the County (Joint, has a full stock of merchandise.

George W. al-o has a general stock of merchandise. There are three saw milK two in operation. The one operated by C. J.

Price furnishes box materials for the St. Joseph starch factory. The other two are owned by Stinson Kaiser, all doing good business. Two blacksmith and wagon shops are here, owned and operated by Perry G. Cavton, an old pioneer resident of St.

Joseph (1811), and Mr. Shanee; both are well satisfied with the business. We were much pleased with the ae- I qtiaintaneo ot -M. Scunner, acting postmaster. ne noes a gnuu uu-uitas in general merchandise.

Charles McGonagle, principal, assisted bv Miss Alice Jinks, has charge of the public schools, and is doing good work. A new lodge of the I. O. O. F.

has been started here, with twenty-four and good prospects of a rapid increase. Masonic lodge ill soon be inaugurated. P. Moser has an extensive cooper shop, ami ships cooperage to St. Joseph, Jos.

Bond, brother of the Judge, conducts well reirulatcd daily meat shop Charles Snvdcr does turning and plan- in. Mini shins si Mikes ami oilier wagon materials to St. Joseph. John L. G.

Hinkle and James E. Hogers, nirntlier of Jesse) have extensive car- p-ntcr shops. It. Howe, gunsmith; Estes brothers, plasters; W. W.

Min-turn. house and sign painting. A.iinonia needs a good hotel very badlv, and the business men who will be the most bcneliteu llirougu a goo.i let tin- mailer rest until slliMll Mil I lllg 1 CrCCICII tlllU Charles McGonagle and H. contemplate erecting such a i.il,li.i.r nnd the monie.l men should not hesitate to render them all assist ance. tu nsnnirf nround Ama.oma is densely tiooulated, rich and productive nltlmtiVh iii the immediate vicinity ot the ll'i" Mudrtv it is very rough.

itriwi." the L'entlcmanlv and efli cient agent of the St. Joe Council Blulls railroad, informs us his "baby or St. Joseph exposition lame survives its little disappointment finely. He has no promises to nuke for future exposi tions. Two pound ini.es.

of tea for a dollar at Fillmore Itenn. LMitor Amlrrir County Ii-pablicin. Our itsiiallv quiet village was thrown in considerable excitement on Saturday lost, occasioned bv some one hiving broken into Dr. Brown's driiir si re on Friday night. It appears they had raised a wmuow the south end ot the ware-room, but as the door between it an 1 the storeroom was fastened, they could not get in; so went out through a small wareroom and broke out a window in the west part of the building and left; then went north to the next window where the- smashed to pieces the whole lower sash and entered the storeroom, where thev robbed the niotiev drawer.

but it is not known how much was taken or what. There was foui.d a afety can near the window that was raised also, not far from the win low that wa so badly broken, a cane. Both were identified, and from circumslauces and remarks that had been in ide the pre vious evening, Mr. Avers, who owned the grocery deuartmeut of the store. hail a warrant issued for the arrest of a person whom he suspected.

Said pari was tried ou Saturday tiiiit. Iieiore F. Gillmore, and was honorablv acquitted, as in our opinion he should have been, as there was nothing to show he was guilty, but proved himself innocent. The perpetrator of the crime un doubtedly took advantage of the party that was arrested on account ol his hav ing "tead" a little too much, robbed the house, throwing suspicion toward the innocent party and himself getting free; but he is not tree. Our worthy friend, F.

Knickerbacker has again moved back to town. A. S. Chittenden, has been here for the last two or three days, collecting taxes, but we judge lrom appearances has not collected much, as times are hard and money scarce. We were glad to see upon our streets.

last Monday morning. Col. Wilkinson, managing agent of the Oregon marble woiks, who reports biisine-s llouri-hing. and wlio will make it wlb rover he goes, as he is a live man, and when he undertakes to transact business, does it. We were sorry to learn ot the death of one of Mr.

Robert Davison's daughters, aged about seventeen years. She died on Sunday night the PJth and was buried on the following Monday evening. The funeral sermon was preached at the M. E. Church by I to v.

Air. Beers, of Holt county, ol the I lil ted Brethren Church The funeral pro cession was one ot the largest we have ever seen in this place. We saw upon our streets esterd.tv. the smiling countenance ol George, formerly of this place, but now of Forbes Station. Holt county.

Also, on Saturdav lasf.J. P. Altgeld.of Savannah. Come again, gentlemen. The Fillmore School Building is to be repaired and painted.

The scaffold is partially erected around it now. Dr. Siiicer's new barn is raised and partially lhisiness generally is good, consider ing the hard times. Mechanics are thronged with work, and every one appeals to be busy. Farm for Rent or Sale.

I offer my farm for rent from one to five vcars lor the Use of I have 190 acres, two good firm house--, and in sell all the stock needed. 1 can di ide tiie farm up into smaller tracts with ad vantage. Situated eight miles northwest or Savannah. Addtcs.s Wilcher Canlwcll, Fillmore, Mo. Sl.RVICliS will be held at the Episco pal Church next Sabbath, morning and veiling.

The presence of Bi-hop K-ib- ert-on i. expected on the L'lst of November. Sxow two inches deep fell at Cincin nati Tuesday morning, while sixty at Dayton, it lay on the ground from six to eight inches deep. CIRCUIT Court has been in session all week, but few cases of interest being tried. The attendance is small.

Wll.n geese have been taking their llight southward in large numbers during the past few days. W. A. 1 'Ricr. wants ln.oon bushel- of ats, and is paying more than anybody.

Over 1, 0) heart of Tevas cattle will be fed this winter near Graham. Dsn't Do It. Don't invest all of your money in lot tery tickets Give some other man a chance for a prize. Don tell an editor liow lo run a news-laper. Let the poor fo.rt find it out himself.

Don't spend all your tunc in watching your neighbors. Every one should be selfish enough to devote a tew hours to his own business. Don't make a lool of voursell liy get- tl iiir into a passion and then imagine that you are injuring some other body. Don do it dont no anything mat will make volt think less ot yourselt. A man without self respect is miserable in deed.

PEICE3 CURRENT. W. A. I'rlcr. AVhele nl.

mid llriail l.rorrr u.i.t Merchant, Miiannuli, Mo. corsTitv riionucE atviMi 'earhblnw potatoes, per huslnl oi. 1 tall wheat, per lni-hel oi. 1 spring wheal, per hinhel te. IM-r bushel 00 1 Ol 1 10 Oini, iht huslnl Clear side bacon, per Prune country lard, periKiund.

Ilrv Hint hides, per pound K. li to i. -i is jo Ilrei il hides, perpoun.i is-rnound llee ho mire butler, p. pound iTili- e.irn meal. Iierlillshi-l Oats, per bushel cuoi oil t.s l.

Ohio River salt, lr ILi.ton liero-glllon tea .1 1) Choice XXX I ill wheat II ur. per, cut. Choice XXX spring wheal ll.mr.ie.rcut eal, Choice Km poller, per pound IHIP IlilOllll 7 hi 7oo I. noire r- i Fair New Orleans sugar, per pound UlolOc 1-3 llesl sisia, jh-i Choice ru-e, per i-iiiit I "loiee dried apples, jkt m.iuh1. Choice dri.sl aehes, kt eiuiel ll'st imiierial tea, persoind 1(K-iW Ih-1 Ul To Kl r.v.

io toon i-'. i lies si lolllig lllsoo ivo. 1 tea. lier nolllld II- silver ilripl, per gallon New Yorlcynii. pergilloti Ih ugar-hoii-e nip.

i-r gall. Pure cider iiu par, per gal ion Coal oil, per gallon llright nave tobacco, jier Illxck navy tobacco, per jioiiiid. Illark flounder tobneco, perpouu.l Chiicenalnral leaflnbirco, i-r pound. ICnval fiem tobacco, per pound Virginia twi-t tobacco, js-rpoiioil Rifle powder, per ponnd Illasting lMiwder, i-r pound Cotton yarn, per bunch Urooms, Timithy Beisl, per huslnl liht one I'-oe, Too tt'KI SOo 1 ano 3 oo IPC li 1-2 laim, I Lirs. per dtieii CsoDrrncnrri World's Toalc BHtT Blood It is tho great hooBchold remedy, pleasant to tats, yet potent for the prevention and core of diseases.

It la better than Clttcrs, Coijlial, BachaorSarsaparllla. Soldby Diussista Sr. nenrj-N Boot nnd Plant Pills. yet thoronsh no nansca or prlpin entirely vegetable great liver remedy. Price CS conu.

EoiabyDragslsta. JSrs. Wliltcosnb'a Syrnp. The great soothing remedy. Price only 25 cents.

Give3 rest to the mother and health to the child Sold by Druggist Harriasro Guide. Interesting Wort, Enlarged Edition, Kew Engravings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages, Price cents. Address Da. Bctts' DtsrsTs-sanr, 12 North Eighth Street, St. LcuU, Ho.

Se Advcrtliemcnt. I sows mi MMl South S'do Public Square, I'resh leat Sold its Ciinp the Chesps Highest Aljik.t Price naid lor Hides. I'elts r. lalloiv. In' us.

si Order of Publication- STATE or Missouri, countx- of Andrew, s-II i' Hut lit th rt-niljr term of the Circuit Court nf sui.l rnmitr iii Ai.ilri.u- for the year A. 11. 1S73. and on the till d.ir nf sum urm, being Ilie Hay or Ausu-t, 1S73, there was had done, urn ing other thins, the tulloivii! proceeding. lo-vil: Daniel Oillhiau, plaintiff, vs.

James Holland, Nuir. on this Tth dav of Aiunist. A. I), romes the plaintifl, hj his attorney, and itiip-tieariiu to the court that the 1M1 n'dant, lloll.imi, is no'1-n-siili-ntni'the State of-Missnu ri, audcann'it hesumiiiumsl in this acli'in; il is tlurrfoie ordered by the emirt that pnbliratum be nude notifi inir the said IIhIIjihI ilm an ai turn has been commenced uains him in this court, by petition and iiltaehaipur, the object and general nature of which is to obtain the judgment of said court aiinst ileiViuLint fur the sum of three h'l idied and nimty-ilve dollars and thirtr-foiir c. iits with interest and eml-) beihe the amount paid bv pl.iintilTiii satisfiction of a judg-ini nt rendered said court ncaimt ileremlant and )il linttir Ic-rcin, on the 7th day of.Misust, 72, on a note for tiie sum rthrti.himdred and thirty dollars, piveii by said defendant, llolljnd.

to the fravamiih suvinss liHtilulion, hearing date Kehruur; Hi, IS71, on which note pl.iintiir.s name was signed as sicuritv, that his property has been and that unless he be and appear at the next term of said ourl, to be h'dde'i at the Court-house, in savannah, within and for lite county of Andrew, in the state or Mi-souri, on the 1st day ol Deivmber, and ou or before the sixth day loiii continue, and it t. th-n before Hie of the tirni) judgment will be reuderid agiiuit him as prayed in pljiuliir pennon, and Irs pn-peili wild satisfy ih- -nine; it is futthir or- r.si mat a copy ii.Teoi be i.i Un Au-Irew C'iuii! aiiewshaiierniiblislusl in ml roiintt ol Andrew, for four weks mc- ces-leh the hut Insertion to be at h-a-t fotlr w.sss h.lore the of the next term of -siiil court. tate of Missouri Comity of Andrew, ss: 1. iMwaitls, Clerk of the Cirruil iiirt. within s'at In rerlil theabireand foreiroimrtoh -a true an I correct copy of the order ol publicalin.

tlurem iiameil, a the same appears. in ret-jini in mv my hand au.t the of -sid t'iirt iiiv olbee. in savannah, his IS71. I'lllXEAs EDWARIIS, CI rfc. Order of Publication.

Drw.KY irk, Ilirdm fc. lVin-M J.iin L.Me-ick, Widlam lek. Il.iward and lieituiiav t.ni- liM, hi- wile, dii M. Faulkner and Hi- win-, JumeIUvi- ami an, hi-wite Hii- ry nutli and An-ta, Willijpi url Ainu, hit uie. I'mdenre Kr.i'n and irv -b-k.

irinin- wtdtw of d.reat;l, plainlin. inn iiiJi4i ifi- in, Tth d.i tt Oetd-r A 1 tsT.v ritnie Tin j.lainliiN in tW abore entilleil ein-e, b.Iaim"(. Hiirjin-, th. ir altnme'. b-- tori- thr UntUr-iai r-u? nnni' of Andrrw unity, in the Mate of Mi-imi, in vacuin.

una nif iiifir -unur nnutu' ilitcr Ihint that tbf tiunnl delindtnr. ilhum lewitt. l-a n-ri5idcnt of Hit- of MtMtj.iiiri. themiixm ('nlt-rol by Hie i b-rk aiorciani, in arauou, inai puniieaiiitn iti- iu notilWnx" him an artion Iris been mi-inciiceil Jinn, pt-titiou in the neuit Cnttrt, of Andrew county, in the Male of Mi soiiri, tfnobjfctantl jre.iera! tenure of which i-U procinv til" judgment and di-crt-e if said emirt. C(trrTintf aa error tile in a dttf 1 fnun tin- alfe dftViidaut, Willmm I--uitt to II Coy, uherrhy Hewitt Kita ox nie wmrnw''i lunrt-r ot ectioii number twent-lhiveT in tinvn-liiii of rani' numlter In-Mead I iht Miuthwrt quarter of -reti in town-liin minilM-r itv-fie.

of raiure number thirt which h(lvwttt aiirmpieii ami uuenMru cmney irisimim ordered that unlt'-t the -Jttl William ItfWitt at the next ti-rni ot -aid uirt, to In lioldt'ii'at the Coiirt-htme. in the riti of S-ivan-naht within th" "ounr of Audrew. on Ih. lir-t I iv ot Ueccinner. ami oil or re llii ixth dav th-rioi (it the term -h ill I nr e.tn- ihme.

and if nt tben bln the end of tin term), ju lrment will be rendered a pnned in plainti.N' petition: it turther nnbT'd th it I llt'tOU III Uli Ueituldican. a iiewn.iikr iuib1i-hd in t-aitl cwiint of Andr.w. for four weeks s.urrc-ivi-Iy. tin li-t insertion to tt nt lei-t four eek-i lA- tore ttie cumiitencknient ot the next term of lid court l'IHNKA KIUVAUIX. Mateot Mi ouri, count of Andrrw.

s. 1. l.dwanl-. I lerk of tlie imuT Court within and for r-aid coiint M.ste, hen by ccrtif the above to Ih- a trtieeop ofthe original order ol puhiicuti.m in the cau-t 'therein nameit as the vune remain- in ollie-. 1 itne my hand and th tif eai.

Court, at oilice, in Mivanvih, thi- Mhiltv of rilI.1.75 l'UIXKAs K1V ltl. Clerk 10,820 Agents WaiM A Rare Chance. lull or'six sniiiph--for $1 Address with stain) Fittsturg Sipply Tc, Pa V.li en ZZL rz: At iATnnrTin ti OlFTtNTERPSlS The only Reliable Gift Distribution in ths Country! $75000 00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN Ij, SIDE'S ICUt llEUULAIt MOXTUl.Y ESTISPMni! To be drnwn dur, November. 21, 1M73. ONE GRAND CASH PRIZE OF ii gold: ONE GRAND CASH PRIZE OF $5,000 IN SILVER! Two Prizes $1,000 i-arh in (Irisnbieks! l'ries ill lireellbeeks! Ten Prizes in lireeiilucks' 1O0O Cold and Silrrr t.frer mtiij Matches (in all) fruto 5JO S31JrocA? Vest Ch iin, Solid and l.uibL-pla- I.sl Ac, Ac Sunber of C.flt Tiilett limited tv uM.vri:n ti ski.i.

i Kirrs. to whom l.lbiral 1'rcmliinis will be paid. Sinplo Tickuta 81; Six Tickets 85; Twelve Tickets fslO; Twen-ty-Five $20. rircnlars rontaiulint full list of prizes, a ile-tcrintiou of the in inner of draw 111. u.id other loform-ition in refereneeto the lii-trtbii-tion, will be sent lo any one them.

All letteis must bo addressed to main ot r. SINE. Box 80. 101 W. St.

CINCINNATI. 0, ma ES meat Ulrich Oppliger, DEALKlt IN W.ATCHES! Clock's. Ware, Cutlery, iney HovL'if S'ptiMcn, Atiica ItUtruiilrt.t, a-c. i.ii mo. anil ic-arrafltftl Ml klaJt tj ttiiiiring Jjnc a1 Mortgage Sale hy Sheriff.

TTJHKIIKAS, ontlielllh dxv oT Mn A. li, 1 JtiUu--oii Hitler amlJcitfe Ci'llum, of tlicmiuf of ami statr of AIIs-njurit rxi-CtUtnt nu iK-IiTtrtU loMiclwciT. inii-on tbeir ceriaJu mortpiye deed, wMch ait mortgage Uirurilfr'- oiiIch, in the county ofAniliew, amt Slute or MiwiUri, rrinvei la Micbfit-l '1 ibe loll.miitp real cslate in ilioitid cuuiiiy ir Amlrsr ami Statif ofiliijuri: th.it ityt commencing nt tht nniiiiru-t numrri tlr.M-:i-f Imlrol' lnictioiuii Mt-rion immtkT'J, tow iifcliip nu, mie Xit Ihcnoi rt uhjtt! i-'I uhU tt tin- iiurlht-n-'t corner vf -wor, Udrtxls and liirr1, west -t rod 78 lintn, thinw faoath 4d nuK.ihfiic? west (TJ 13 antl It Uhk.i, Iht.ia'r 4-asl the rirntr nurthtutt qnartcr. th? uce norili tu th 1 ice itf. if finikin twenty acrtn, beinf Hit- ii-jriu of the northwit 'itiartvr ol the H.imlu'iit iu.irtcr or I section, euntatnlniu all ulmitr oin- hiiinlml ami oueacrw; which atd confjaucc wii-i miilc tu Hccun thy pajnient of a ct itiia irv ntr in mud inortijaye di-ttl ucMTiJted; said note tiaicd M.i" Hill.

nhlr to JlicJJvl TluiinjHuii, cillin fur Urc liimdViil und twenty-two dollars and oiiftear atttrdnte with ti-n H't cmi. iutt-iir, amlsim-d Jahu-on llMgU-r ainLJt-i-e liilliam; mlt wlicreaa, it ii pmvidcd in said that if mi it I note be not wt'H an 1 truly puM whtn the name leronieadu ami payable, the Miiil MitliJt-1 Thompson or hii l-pii mirftrntiiive, or.it tne request ofthe Ie-jj-il hnMer of nuie, the (ih-u actiujr) th'jruT of in-lreW e.unty in iv proc-td -ell tlie real i-tatj hereinln'tore deMnbcd, at puhlic wndut, la the Iiifihtrst bidtler, at the Oiurt-huiHe dovr, iu of jinuh, in the and af(re-iiiit, Iirt ptvitrr r.ltttxs jmblic unticeof the time, term and place of und of the pnIeriy ti be Hold, bv adtertUrment in omr i.ew-pjx printed in Hip county mul tateaton-8 jnl, to atily Kiitl note withthe interest ami o-l ofjule; and, vheri-t thes-iid note with all inif rt-at thi-itou in now due and unpaid; therefore, 1 inbroke Mercer Sberiff of Andrew ecUiit) Mioiiri, at the reijiit ot Michael 'I liMiipsr.n. the hrpd holder offaid ioter ami by trtu rth authority ia me vested by td will, on Saturday, the 1st day of ynrcmbcr, A 1. 173. bttween the hours of tune o'clock in th reiit.n and llvr o'clock in Ilie aflernoon of biid div.

at the tourt-hoii'iedior, in the citv of JMVamuIi, county of Andiew, and Mate of pnirettl to -el! the dercnleil real e-Mte, at i ilbiie endue, to the highest bidder, rnl kii1 itu pocetds of thefaleto the purjNjH nieutt-im-d in said nwrtuie deed. Slicriffof Andrew county, Missouri. Trustee's Sale- Johns and Mirtfaret McNtal. his ife. on the "ih ilay of Febru-arv.

IsM, and delivere.1 to the ttrir is-ruin niortsase deed, witlipoer fsa whichm.rt'iedeed is did in the lic.ird--r's oili of Andrew cotint, state of 3Iis.oiiri, til- conisl lothe uii'iraigntd, John Jlo.iti-oin-n". eirlni'n iiitee-, iureel. or tracts Westhilfotthd orlh- west i.nrt.-r ot in ten (-jl) or rai p- (p.ccit seieo on ilie southeast cirnerol the land. said ncl.i heing tli H.tni". n.oie or less hounded by the ir.niiircd-iin rier, cnttinjr on the said rii neri mole o.

1 Iron tli- southeast eomer said i e-iUsl 1 aid ai.iresiid) aNo, the east half -r the quarter and the -st half of the lo-riln-asl iii.irler of section nine t.nvnshii sixtv-one (iii) thirty-ave (-Si), all Ivro hinidrisl acre-, m.iivorl ss: alllyioanl heia.r situatfil in th-j coiuiix of suieof Missouri; w.iich said det-lof in 1 c.inreyance wasinada intni't Iti-eeiire of certain vromis- snn io s.iiLt! nl nnrliriu. And where lurllier. i' cas 1 rj. id-sl in saw let lof ni.jriaritfeaiidronve.Minee that if the said noii-ssh ill noi he wellandlruiy pai.l. oreitherct when the ac-mnhns to th" tenor chVct th reot', lien the said-1 i.usht pnic-cd to sell the hcreinlieforc de.erilieil, or any art public wiidiie tothe highest bidder, at thesouth d'or of the in the city of savannah, c.iuntvnt Andrew, inlhestitei.f MNsou ri.

lirst months' publir notieeof the. time, ternuandidieeofsaid.sale, au.l of the proji-trtv bvadverti-enitut in some nev. paper printtd in the county of Andrew and state afolesaid; An. whereis. the said notementioneilamliu-scrilwd in said deed and allot liitm; andall mti re-t that ha- Income due thereon ac-errdina; tolhetenorand elTect ofsaid notes, hare it it lu-tiipaM; liutthit one ot the sjid notesde-scrib 'ilineaidinoriirajre became dueandtiayable the loth dayof April, ls'ti, for one thousand dollars, which' note has a credit lliereon ot two hundred -nut iorl-si ill iri'ind seventy-one cents Ausiiot i.

lsYj; that the Ii.ilanc of said note, with ail tlu' interest ilue thereon from the idilay IsTl, together witli all Ilie interest on allot" aidiiotes, li.imthe-Jd ilay of August, lsiTl, remains due and imiiaid. Now then fire, I. John Montgomery, the nn-der-iued tru.t.-e, lv virtue of the jniwer in me vesVdbv aiildeeilof inort-jai" and conveyance, will, of February, lsTt. between theboiirsol niiieo'elockin theforemsm and lour o'clock in the afternoon, at the south door ofthe inlhet'itv nf savannah, county of Antlrew, niidstatc ofMis-otiri. onieenllo sell the prop at public vtnduc to the htSiie oidder for rash, and applv the proceeds of tin thepurpo-e mentioned in said deed of 11 and convevance (exe.

pt. thatiniinof said real estate described in said detit of nnrtJr.ie, sold and di'i-ded to Thomas Ilardiiiitheiddj-ol and released on the margin ofsaid ilci of mortzage, in the He-cmler's oIlieeofAiulrew county, Missouri). Strj MONTiJ'UlhUY, Trustee. Attention, All! every one who doe- bu-iness blow tint thev in ike and sell lirsr-cliss and nre- liiiimi It j.ts mid Shoes, 1 am almost posIlira ps.d secmd-class business woubl unwell in this place Theielnre, liavileidl the Fanners, well aslh" 1'iihlic iiireuer.il. to call and examine- 111 stock of BOOTS mid SHOES! Men's, Ladies and Children's wear, or leave their orders, which will he promptly attended lo.

It would be a prrat ratisfaetiou to me to jdeasi-evervlBslv who esllsat in place (Kolhrenuer'o old -hoo) 'with just the article they demand. My entile s'oek is and well selected for FALL and TKIC WEAK, and I am ready to ship it to everv one who wishes to buy, and warrant it to pre alo n-pair it if it Kiiesawav oltention will be niid to order left bv nifjsure, and every pari be-lonuia to Ihe Unit and shoe busines-H maile and sold nl LOU1- -17 Next or ivest of Farmers Itank. Order nf Fubfication. IIAII.KY.plaintilT, vs. Jt (iiiiney ILulrnad Onnjianv, ilefeiidaiit Action for by attachment.

Son, on th'H 1.1th ilav of epteml.er, ernes th: pliintiffiu the ah.ive eulilleil cause, bv his nllonu-v, ln-fore the undersijrneil Clerk ofthe ireult "tjiurt of Amli-rw cj.imly, in the Mate ofMiss-mn, lu vacation, and liles hUjeli-tion mid allidavil. station, iiiiioiijrothertliin.ci. th-ittiie above liimetl ileli niHnt. tne and Ilailroad is a non-resident of this It is tluritipcu ordered bv the Clerk aforesaid, in vacatinn.th.it pnhliciiion be made, notifying said ChiccKo, llurliustoii A. iiiiney Kiilroad Conipany that an action lias been roiiintenrt-d it bypcli-tioii.

in theCiicuit Cjurt of Andrew rounty, in l.sl upon an account forlhusiininf one lumdrtsl and twenty dollars und cent (for lUmape sustained by of ihe iit-jr ij-Hiice of th-fen Lint in th shipment of hairs lrom Uurlinz-ton, Iowa), lhat IN rtert i- about tobe attached, and th it unless it ami appear at (ho uevt tonn ofs dd Court, lo Ui held at the Courthouse, In savannah, ivithin the county of Andrew, in Ihe Siate of Miiscnri. on the 1-t davof Heceniber, 1S71, and ou or before the sixth day there if (if the trim shall so luni continue, aqif, if not, then liefore Ihe end of thrterni), Juiis-inent willbe u-ndensl iaint it and its pn.nertv-.old to satisfy the same. It Is further ordered that a ropv'hfrroi Ik- published In the Ar.drev.-Coimtv lh-publiraii. a uewjpar published in saiil e'oiinlv or Andrew, lor tour v.veks siicces-siielv, Ihe'Iast to lie nth ait four week U-fire the comnienoeiMiit nrsl term of aaid court. I'HIXKIS Clerk onuntv of Andrew, ss; I l'hiu-vs r.d.vuils Clerk ot Circuit Court withitiaml fur eaid county and sjtatc.

hereby eertifv the nbvv to be a true copy ofthe oiu-inil onler of publication in the cause then in named, as the -inif rem tin in my ofiire. i Witness ray haud and the seal ol scai id Court, at oilier, In ssvammli. Missouri. Ihl. Mhilavof ictober.l.s7.l, PHtNA F.niV.l:liS, Oerk.