The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

WINTER Is iast approaching.
WEATHER cool and pleasant.
WINTER apples are being gathered
flies.
The farmers are talking about their
hogs.
OCTOBER elections have gone all
right.
WE wonder who ''broke" the news
to Horace.
WooD will be taken OH subscrip.
ton at this office.
AN unknown subscriber sent us a
big pumpkin. Thanks.
If you have anything to sell, adver-
tise it in the REPUBLICAN.
A MAN who gets mad at a "grunt"
is not the man for Legislature.
Rock Bottom Prices for School
books at YOUART & SARGENT'S.
If you want to buy anything. adver-
tise in the REPUBLICAN.
THE number of voters registered
in Holt county is 1850.
A FEW loads of good wood will he
taken on subscription, If brought
soon.
THE lumber yards of St. Joe are
carrying heavier stocks this fall than
ever before.
IF You want a new Lamp, a good
Lantern, a fine Pocket knife. or a
New Book, call on III. H. Dobbins.
JIM CRAIG rehearsed his vulgar
soup story for thr five hundredth
time. at the Courthouse. last Friday.
YoUART & SARGENT will sell
you school books or anything in their
line a low as anybody. Call and see.
TWELVE %"whopper onious-ihe
like of which we never saw-wcre
left at II sanctum last Friday By
Mrs. Albert Walker.
O'CoNNoR, the Republican
candidate for Stale Auditor. made a
stirring address to the Irishmen of st.
Joseph last Friday night.
The gas fixtures are now being
put in the st. Joseph opera house,
and that structure is being pushed to
completion as fast as possible.
MEssRs. Heren & Rea have dis
solved partnership in the law buSi-
ness, and Judge Herein alone has his
office in the new Farmers Bank Build
ing.
HANcocK's fine stock pigs, COM
prising Bcrkshires. McGee's Chester
Whites, and Poland China. will be
sold cheap, for wood, hay, corr or
oats. G~reenbacks not refused.
THOSE desiring letter heads, bill
heads, circulars, business or visiting
dodgers, law blanks. envelopes,
eet.. printed, will find il to their in
tercst to call at The REPUBLIcAS
In seems that the Liberal eandi-
date for the Legislature from this
county, is mot to be grnnted att
This may be, but nobody win claim
that he is .'not to be snceZed at"
FORTY good canvasscrs wanted by
J. W. O'Neal Il Co., agents for the
renowned Howe sewing ma
Office corner Of Francis Il
Fifth streets, St. Joseph, Nc. APP
ply at once.
CAT CosT"is the way dry goods
will be sold at Tyner's from this date
Ills stock is large, and his entire stock
will be closed ont for cash at cost pri-
ccs. Go and look at the prices, and
yourself that it is SO.
WE notice the marriage of Nor
rio A. Read, a young ana promising
of ST. Joseph, to Miss
II. Kimball, of Bath. Maine,
On the 18th inst. The welded ones
have our congratulations.
THE Right Reverend CT. Robert
son, Bishop of the Diocese Of Mis-
souri,, is expected to visit this city and
hold service, this friday evening.
October %, at Z O'Clock, at the brick
Presbyterian Church. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
MAJOR d. X. Davis made an excel
ent, convincing and forcible address
It the Courthouse, last Thursday,
which was well appreciated by the
air audience which was in attend
nee. The Major is in earnest in the
ause of Republicanism, and is doing
ficient work IN the good cause.
JUST as we go to press we are in
eceipt O another dissertation from
Judge Bonham on the subject of mile
ge. Its great length %precludes its
appearance this week /; and, moreover,
We believe the people understand the
Whole subject thoroughly, and have
made up their minds as to the ability
f Liberals to reform anything.
The ~lateness of the appearance OF
he REPUBLICAN, last week, and also
ny lack there may be Of freshness in
he paper this week. is attributable
0 the severe sickness of one of the
ditor's children. Thanks to the su-
erior skill and close affection of DR..