The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-17
C. BREVITTES.

THE caterpillar is working on the
fruit trees in De Kalb county.
Ten pounds dried apples for a dol
lar at w. A. Prices.
Fresh arrival of Quaker City shirts al
Tyner's, superior to any other shirt.
Best lake salt at w. A. Prices:
$50 per Dbl.
Wash poplins, Belfast %seersucker and
grass suitings, at Tyner's, at low prices.
THE new revenue law exempts
from taxation all notes which were
given for the purchase of property.
Carpets, oil cloths, mating and mats
are selling at Tyner's as low as st. Joe
prices.
W. A. Price sells all kinds of salt
fish, in kits or half barrels, at very low
prices.
Ladies' collars, sash ribbons, gloves
c~orsets, French woven and glove fitting
at Tyner's.
Dolly Warden Cigars. Pipes and To.
bacco, at G.. E. Schmitt's North Side
Grocery.
Mr.. John Singer, County Clerk of
Harrison county, died on Saturday
! of week before last, of consumption.
WANTED.-Board in a private fam
lily, in exchange for a first-class sew
ing machine. Enquire at this Of
flee.
The highest cash price paid by w
A. Price for all kinds of good pota'
toes.
A LADY living in Putnam county.
Mo, recently gave birth to four chill
dren, two boys and two girls.
Black silk velvet in piece and ribbons
also, black gros grain silks, and ginghams
| domestic and Scotch, at Tyner's.
No. l coal oil at W. A.. Prices for
| 80 cents a gallon.
a GANG of dexterous horse thieves
are said to be operating with success
throughout Northwestern Missouri,
Seven and a half pounds best a su.
gar for a dollar at W. a. Prices.
WE observe the Grant City Star
has donned new dress. 1t is other
wise greatly improved. Glad to see
it.
Window shades, window Hollands, and
fixtures, in great variety, at Tyner's, south
of the Courthouse.
Six boxes of matches at w. A.
Prices for % cents.
Dolly Warden Groceries al G. f
Schmitt's North Side Grocery.
Best silver drip syrup at WA,
Prices for 1915 per 5 gallon key.
DObbins will giveyou % good
envelopes for 10 cents.
BoNNER's colt "Startle" trottcd a
mile last Saturday, at Prospect Park,
in 2:24. The wind abating, he repeat
ed i'll 2:19.
Nine pounds No. l dried peaches at
w. A. Prices for one dollar.
At the REPUBLICAN Office can be
procured any kind of printing at the
most reasonable rates. Give us a
trial.
For a good assortment of groceries
and fresh, cheap provisions, go to W
A. Prices cash store, south side OF
Square.
SAMUEL RAMSEY, an old resident
of Holt county, was killed by light,
ming on Thursday last, whilst riding
on the public highway.
A large lire Of the best prints, muslin
cottonades, and summer wear of all kinds
for men and boys, as low as any othcl
house Will sell; at Tyner's.
II you want to buy anything, adver
| tise in the REPUBLICAN.
Choice Imperial tea at w. A. Price
for $1.15 per pound.
PEOPLE who imprudcntly doffed
their underclothing, now talk through
their noses. Ono of these ycstcrda,
said he thought this was the "beadcs'
clibate he bost ever saw"
CIRCUIT court was held last weel
at Rockport, Atchison county, Judg'
Kelly on the Bench. We are inform
ed that the new Judge gave the mos
general satisfaction. So says the St
Joe HercM
Tyner keeps black, brown and blu
broadcloths, and black doeskins, fame,
cassimeres, tweeds and woOlens, for sprin:
and summer, on hand at all times, 70
mems and boys wear; also, a cOmplet
line of %tailors' trimmings.
Mr.. HOWARD has opened his mear
store again, now being next door t.
the Postoffice. His hay and cattl'
scales are immediately opposite. Mr.
Perry Buis will assist in dispensin:
meat to the furnishing world.
TIE. report that the mail carrier OF
the Mt. Pleasant route, MI. Simons
was drowned OH Saturday, was un
founded. The heavy rise in Lon:
Branch delayed him a day or so, bu
he made his appearance in Savannah