The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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No. l coal oil at W. A. Prices for
80 cents a gallon.
Wash poplins, Belfast seersucker and
grass suitings, at Tyner's, at low prices.
He that in the world would rise,
must take the papers and advertise.
Dobbins will give you three
gallons good Coal Oil for 81.
RoCKPoRT papers are crying for a
barber to settle in their midst.
Fresh arrival of Quaker City shirts at
Tyner's, superior to any other shirt.
A NEW furniture store has been
opened at Flag Springs by Messrs. j.
A. DUNCAN & Co.
Carpets, oil'cloths, mating and mats
are selling at Tyner's as low as St. Joe
prices.
A GREAT amount of rain fell in this
vicinity in the four days ending on
Monday evening.
Best silver drip syrup at WA.
Prices for 1915 per 5 gallon keg.
Window shades, window Hollands, and
fixtures, in great variety, at Tyner's, south
of the Courthouse.
Our circulation is rapidly increas-
ing. Advertisers will have no Objec-
ton tOthis, we opine.
JOHN CARVER, for several years q
nurseryman at Maryville, died at that
place OH Thursday of last week.
Black silk velvet in piece and ribbons;
also, black gros grain silks, and ginghams,
domestic and Scotch, at Tyner's.
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, 60 to W.
A. Prices cash store, south side of
Square.
The fifty-third anniversary of Odd
Fellowship was celebrated in appro-
pirate style in st. Joseph Oh last Fri
day.
Six boxes of matches at w. A.
Prices for % cents.
DURING the storm OH Friday night
last, a vacant house neal the center of
town was struck by lightning, doing
some damage.
Choice Imperial tea at W. A. Prices
for $1.15 per pound.
SATURDAY mornings storm in St.
Joseph destroyed the circus tent of
Saxby, Dunbar & Co.. tearing it in
fragments. Loss 81, 1000.
A large line of the best prints, muslin
%cottonades, and summer wear of all kinds,
for men and boys, as low as any other
house will sell; at Tyner's.
If you want to buy anything, adyer-
tise in the REPUBLICAN.
FROM the amount of athletic talent
almost daily exhibited Oh our streets,
we are surprised that a tirst-class base
ball club has not been organized before
this.
Dobbins will give you'll quires
Of good paper for rs cents.
THE AtchisOn County Journal says
a number of citizens thereabOuts are
getting the "Texas fever some of
them having made arrangements to
60 at an early day.
Ten pounds dried apples for a dol
lar at w. A. Prices.
The city election in Maryville, on
Thursday of last week, resulted in a
triumph of the straight Republican
ticket by majorities ranging from
two to thirty seven votes.
Tyner keeps black, brown and blue
b~roadcloths, and black d~oeskins, fancy
cassimeres, tweeds and woolens, for spring
and summer, on hand at all times, for
mems and boys wear; also, a complete
line of tailors' trimmings.
JOHN w. COCHRAN, Esq, of Fill
more. in this county, late official re-
porter of the Missouri State Senate,
has removed to St. Joseph, and the
Herald says he will become a perma-
nent resident of that place.
Seven and a half pounds best A su-
gar for a dollar at w. A. Prices.
THOSE desiring letter heads, bill
heads, circulars, business or visiting
cards, dodgers, law blanks, envelopes,
ect., printed, will find it to their in
tcrest to call at THE REPUBLICAN
Office.
Dobbins has just received a
large stock of wall papers, which
he bought at factory prices, and
consequently is selling very low.
His stock of drugs, books, gro
c%eries, &c, is large, and heis sell
ing them verylow. Go, see, and
be convinced.
W. A. Price sells four pounds best
coffee for adollar.
A SMALL fire occurred at Phelps,
Atchison county, on Wednesday of
Iaet voaE tho millinery store IF Mrs