The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-13
LOCAL. BREVITTES.

kct when you want a choice steak or
roast.
If you have anything to sell, adyer.
tise it in the REPUBLICAN.
Tom PARRISH, late Democratic
candidate for State Senator from this
district, has removed to st. Joseph.
COLONEL Durfee, of Atchison
county, has contracted for a private
residence at Rockport, to cost $4,000.
THE young ladies should bear in
mind that this is the last month of
leap year. "Make hay while the sun
Shines"
THE epizooti, has made its appear
ance at Maryville, Nodaway county. Not
a single case has yet been reported in
St. Joseph.
THE hog crop of Nodaway county
is being put in the market rapidly,
but there are yet about $4,000 hogs in
the county to sell.
GREAT complaint is made of the
drought in counties east ofus. Water
is SO scarce that horses, cattle and
other stock suffer.
Books, albums. diaries, memoran-
buns, rubber goods, perfumeries, &C.,
in endless variety, at Dobbins, south
side red brick drug store.
THE Holden Enterprise says coun-
try editors in Missouri have con
ISOLATION left-the pleasure of doing
ones duty Uithout REGARD.
ALL concede that the Berkshire
breed of hogs is the best. E. Bray
ton has the pure stock to dispose of
at low prices. Post-ofice address,
Savannah, Mo.
THE highest cash price paid for
hides at the South Side Meat Market.
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.
FORTY good canvassers wanted by
j. w. O'Neal Il Co., agents for the
world renowned Howe sewing ma
chine. Office corner of Francis &
Fifth streets, st. Joseph, Mo. Apply
at once.
A YOUNG man in Gentry County, who
is no doubt a second Joseph in disguise,
recently made a complaint before a JUS
tice that three od-looking women fore
IDLY violated his person. The case is now
pending In the Circuit Court Of Gentry
County.
AN exchange, in speaking of a To-
cal debating says: "Our village de-
batting clubs are in full blast, and
questions that have engrossed the in
tellectual functions of sages ever
since the flood are being decided at
the rate of two q week"
AGA1N-"go away from homo to
hear the news" The St. Joseph Her
aid ofFriday last says:
Two or three of our youngsters
went to Savannah a few days since
aud were putting OH city airs to the
disgust of some ofthc school boys of
that town, who turned in and ''clean-
ed them out"
G. WAssMER, of the North Side
Furniture Store, has just received a
full and fine line of metallic collins,
assorted sizes, and is prepared to fill
all orders promptly. He also has a
large stock of furniture, or will make
any article in his line to order on
short notice and at reasonable rates.
QUITE a number ofattorneys and 9TH
ers have formed an association, with the
expressed purpose Of making themselves
more familiar with the law. Young mon
designing to follow the business of the
law will in this organization find an ex-
cellent opportunity Of leaning and famil-
i~arizing themselves with the principles
and practice oflaw.
AMEETINd will be held in the hall
over John j. Miller's store, northeast
corner ofthe square, Saturday night, to
organize a lyceum. Those wishingto be-
guile the long winter evenings by engag-
ing in the harmless and Ito some) pleas
ant practice of shooting their mouth
off" should not fail to honor the occa-
sion with their presence.
WHAT would be more acceptable to
your wife, as a holiday present, than a
dress pattern from those beautiful goods
at Chambers g. Marney's, st. Joseph! If
you don't want to go down yourself, write
them for samples, and You can make
your selections and purchases to just as
good advantage as though you went to
the store.
OK Thursday Of last week, Napo-
leon Brown,a young farmer ofBloom-
township, Buchanan county,
shot in the abdomen and killed
by another farmer named Butler.
Brown had threatened vengeance on
for insulting his wife, and