The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
LOCAL BRETTTIES.

10 anu get some nice fruit cans of
II. II. Dobbins.
If you have anything to sell, adver-
tise it in the REPUBLICAN.
BARNUM will air his mammoth
humbug show at st. Joseph next
Tuesday week.
A GRAND Rel lblican ratification
meeting was h at Maysville, De-
halb county, last Saturday.
A NICE basket of apples was pre-
sentes to us on Monday by Mrs.
Michael Thompson, of Whitesyille.
Thanks.
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.
A VOTE OH down train" the 9th
er day, resulted: Grant 80, Greeley 8.
neutral 4. An up train" on the same
day voted: Grant 50, Greeley 4, neu-
trail |.
THE Temperance Lodge will have
an open meeting on Thursday even
ing, August %, at which Rev. DIR.
Cruikshank will deliver an address,
All m invited.
THERE will be a Republican meet
ing at Coffiman's School house, Wash
ington Township, on Saturday, the
18th of August, at 8 o'clock in the
evening. Good speakers will be in at
tendance.
THE latest invention for the benefit
of nice young men on small salaries is
a patent reversible inverting shirt
with two bosoms and n collar Oh both
ends, warranted to wear four weeks
without washing.
CAT CosT"is the way dry goods
will be sold at Tyncr's from this date.
His stock is large, and his entire stock
will be closed out for cash at cost pri-
ccs. Go and look at the prices, and
satisfy yourself that il is so.
NEXT Monday night a meeting of
Republicans will be had at Whites
vile for the organization of Grant
and Wilson Club. The Republicans
of Platte should turn out in full force
and organize Il club embracing every
voter III the township who oppose the
bar9ain-and-salc Greeley ticket.
Mr.. Ed. YoUARr. formerly with
DIR. Il. II. McCandliss, having bought
the interest of DIR. y. Il. Brown i'm the
old stand, will hereafter be found be-
hind the counter, and he will be glad
to see any and all of his old friends
and make the acquaintance of all
the new corners. Give him a call.
SOME one signing himself Julian"
III the newspaper over the way. at
tcmptstD prove that one j. y. San
dcrs did not say the Fra editor was a
''~pugnacious libcIIcr- in 1870. by iig-
urcs showing that the debt in many |
of the Southern States has been large
lv Increased since the war. This
makes the thing final--'hgurcs won't
lie
From the St. Joe Herald we learn |
that, on Friday last, Mr.. kalston. liv-
ing nca Savannah, was returning
home, when his team took fright near
the old Fair Grounis, in North St.
Joseph. and threw him from the wag-
on, dislocating onc of his arms and
britising him badly. DIR. Banes was
called and administered to the suffer-
ings of the wounded man.
ONE of the transparcncics in the
Greeley demonstration on Saturday
night bore the inscription 'Wise men
sometimes change: fools never do
Wearc glad TO place II young friend
David Wright right on the record in
accordance with the above inscription,
who comes forward and announces
his support ofthe principles ofthc Re-
publican party and IFS candidates.
An excellent address was made by
Judge a. J. Harlan, on Tuesday evening
last, before a large turn out of the Grant
and Wilson Club. Regular meeting to
morrow night. Rev. Samuel Huffman
will deliver an address before the club
next Tuesday evening. Ladies are par
ticularly invited to be present.
TIE following dispatch was picked up
in the Courthouse, yesterday, and en-
joyed by the members of the bar:
The Republicans have holes. and the
officials have nests, but the poor Liberal
Shoe fy- Democratic -Grceley combina-
ton are whipped out, beaten, routed,
defeated, disconnected and dispersed,
and have not where to lay their heads
in Office. Selah! Hurrah for the Old
North State! Flip! hurrah for ="