The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-06
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pens VI any tIllHk III Tie S~tSllOncTE
line, 60 to H. II. Dobbins', as Ills stock
is full and complete, and he sells low.
If you want to buy anything, adver-
.isein the REPUBLICAN,. -
We call attention to the appoint
ments Of Hon. L. C. Parker, in anoth-
er column.
CAT CosT'' is. the. way dry goods
will be sold at Tyner's from this date
His stock is large, and his entire stock
will he closed out for cash at cost pri-
ces. Go and lopk at the prices, and
satisfy yourself that it is so.
A LITTLE girl, about twelve or
thirteen years of age, can obtain q sit.
uation in a family by applying at this
Office.
Love, ofthe Smithsonian, at St. Joe,
continues to be the great caterer for
the public. His tables, grooming with
the best eatables in the market, are
always-thronged.
THERE was a marked difference in
the weather between the first three
and last three days of last week.
THE Democracy of Howard county
have nominated John Walker as their
candidate for Representative.
THOSE desiring letter heads, bill
heads, circulars, business or visiting
cards, dodgers, law blanks, envelopes,
ect., printed, will find it to their in
terest to call at The REPUBLICAN
Office.
Nh. E,S; ,Blackney has planted two
acres Of timber in the upper prairie
of Holt county, soft maple and ash,
and intends to plant eighty acres more.
The young growth of timber presents
a fine appearance, some of the trees
having grown eight feet this season.
The Hartford (Ct.) Courant, refer
ing to the efforts making in certain
quarters to belittle the military
achievements of General Grant, says:
1--WE shall consider ourselves fortu-
nate if we get through the campaign
without witnessing the production of
afidavits that Grant was never actu-
ally in command of our troops at ALL"
OUR friends Beale & Sanborn have
enlarged their paper, the Doniphan,
(Kansas) Republican, and added new
type to their Office. We are glad to
observe these signs Of appreciation
of their efforts by the people of that
part of Kansas.
THE Holt County Sentinel says Mr..
Freeman Libby has sold his fast pa
cling horse Dave, for the SUN of $4,000,
to parties in Iowa.
KENTUCKY Democrats are i'm
mensely amused at the Chicago Trib-
m reading Blanton Duncan out of
the Democratic party. They deny tie
Jurisdiction of the court.
THE very efficient Deputy Sheriff,
Mr.. John T. Painter, has convinced us
by ocular demonstration that in col
lccting twenty-five cents per tract for
advertising delinquent lands, he is fol-
lowing the instructions from the
State Auditors Office to the letter.
We take pleasure in making the an
nouncement.
1. N. WEBSTER, Esq, has our
thanks for q quantity Of excellent
grapes. MI. Webster has an abund.
ance of this healthy fruit, as also some
of the finest peaches we have seen this
year.
MANY persons seem to be unaware
that there must be a new general reg
istration in Missouri for the fall cleo
ton. No citizen who has registered
prior to this time can vote in Novem-
Der without re registering. Let every
one make note of this fact.
AN article from the Missouri DEM
ocrat, published in another column,
on the subject Of State nominations,
contains pertinent advice which is
quite as applicable to county nomina-
tions.
BRADY & Co. have been opening
goods beth fresh and gay. They have
received near every kind that you IN
any store can find, and IS they pur-
chase by the bale they are Diet ermined
to retail for ready pay a little lower
than ever has been done before.
Hon. II. s. Kelley, Col. N. B. Gid
dings, Hon. A. j. Harlan, VIM. s.
Greenlee, Esq, and o. E. Paul, Edi
tor Of the REPUBLICAN, are attend
ing the Republican State Convention
at st. Louis.
W. G. HAWKINS is the Democratic
nominee for the Legislature in Pike
county. He will probably be op-
posed by an Independent anti-Gree-
ley Democrat.
GEN. CRAIG stated in his speech to
the convention which nominated him
for Congress, that they had given him
a load which "no man on eaath could
carry" Judge Parker will walk over
the course easily."