The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-07
LOCAL BRET7TIES.
FLIES are on the wing.

sell by III quart.
Go to Tyner's to buy your lace cur
tains and white c%ounterpanes.
Dolly Warden Groceries at G. E.
Schmitt's North Side Grocery.
Fresh arrival of Quaker City shirts at
Tyner's, superior to any other shirt.
THE irrepressible chinch bug is
gorging itself on Clay county grain.
WE are favored with q commpnica-
ton from S. X. Faulkner, this week.
THERE'S no place like home, espec-
tally if you have no girl to go to see.
Carpets, oil cloths, mating and mats
are selling at Tyner's as low as St. Joe
prices.
ETERNAL vigilance is the price of
of the vegetables when Your neighhor
keeps chickens.
Window shades, window Hollands, and
fixtures, in great variety, at Tyner's, south
of the Courthouse.
IRA SNUFF is rejoicing Owe an
accession to his family in the shape of
another bouncing girl.
Black silk velvet in piece and ribbons;
also, black gros grain silks, and ginghams,
domestic and Scotch, at Tyner's.
Dobbins will give you5quires
of good paper for IS cents.
Our farmers are inclined to grum-
BILE about the refreshing little showers
that visits us every day or two.
Go to Brown & Sargent for glass,
putty, paints and oil, as they desire to
| close out this portion of their stock
at cost.
Dolly Warden Cigars, Pipes and To-
bacco, at G.. E. Schmitt's North Side
Grocery.
Ladies' collars, sash ribbons, gloves,
c~orsets, French woven and glove fitting
at Tyner's.
a NEW and durable sidewalk has
been put down in front of Mr. T.
Becker's place, and his corner is now
in as good condition rs any on the
Square.
On, yes! Have you been TO She'd
rick's yet, and tried his nice cream and
strawberries We have, and find
them superb. Our advice is, go and
do likewise.
Dobbins will give you 25good
envelopes for 10 cents.
THE meat store just east of the
Post-ofice is being well patronized.
Mr.. Buis with difficulty keeps enough
stock on hand TO supply the CUSTOM
ers. Glad 10 hear it.
Mr.. Kirker our East End clothing
man, has been fitting up his place.
putting up a neat awning over the
sidewalk in front. His advertisement
will de seer elsewhere.
ONE OF the prettiest signs ON the
Square is that of the Amazon Insur-
ance Company, put up By Mr.. ii. A.
Smith, the gentlemanly and reliable
agent of this good company, in front
of his office, over Holloway's drug
store, south side of the Square.
Dobbins has just received a
large stock of wall papers, which
he bought at factory prices, and
consequently is sellingEery low.
His stock Of drugs, books, gro
ceries, &c, is large, and he is sell
ing them yerylow. Go, see, and
be convinced.
FROM Mr.. f. II. Bartlett, who has
recently been up in the Grand River
country, we learn that heavy rains
have kept farmers operations backto
a serious extent. Many have not
planted their corn yet, and others
have had to do SO in wet ground.
A REPUBLICAN friend who has
been up In Nodaway county, says his
faith in the Republican nominee for
President is badly shaken, for all the
Democrats up there are going for
1 Grant in preference to Greeley. Our
friend is forced to admit, however,
that the Democrats show good sense
in such choice.
On Tuesday a number of the turf
men of the Northwest met in st. Jo-
scph aud determined on holding a
grand series of running races at the
Northwestern Race Course, in st.
| Joseph. on the I'd, Sd and 4th of July
next. Some twenty stables will be
| represented, and the promise TO
be of the most exciting character.
MANY of our readers arc not aware,
pcrhaps, that thelate General Assem-
| blv passed a "dog law" the object OF
! which is for the better protection oil
sheep. The law requiresthat the AS
SCISSOR, in assessing the property III
| the different townships, shall aseer-
tain. under oath or otherwise, the
| number of dogs owned or kept by
every person in the township. The
owners are required to register each
dog, and pay a license Of one dollar
per year. Va
T,,r North Side editor lacked news