The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-10

will besfound elsewhere in this paper.
This is the latest improved machine
put upon the market, and parties con-
templating purchasing will act wisely
to give it a thorough examination be-
fore buying any dfthe styles now Offer
ed. This machine possesses manv valua-
ble:pointsno not achieyedby its predcees-
sors, and will be found as nearly per-
feet in its operation as machinery can
be made.
JOHN r. AVIS has made arrange
ments with the Howe sewing ma
chine company to act US agent in An
drew county. The Howe finds a
ready sale here, as it ought to, and Mr..
Avis is an agent whom people will be
glad to meet. In his perapbulations
through the county, Nj. Avis will
receive subscribers for the REPUBLI-
CAN.
Dolly Warden Cigars. Pipes and To-
bacco, at G.. E. Schmitt's North Side
Grocery.
WE were pleased to receive a call
from Mr.. Mark Jenkins, the city bill
poster of St. Joseph. Mr.. jenkins
has been posting bills all around the
vicinity for Older's great, museum,
circus and m~enagcrie, which will ex-
hibit at St. Joseph next Saturday
week, which promises to be a grand
affair.
The highest cash price paid by w.
A. Price for all kinds of good pota-
toes.
A LADY teacher in q city school
made a boy stand up and show how
he kissed the big girl in the wood
shed, in hopes that he would ehed
tears and promise to do SO no more.
All the boys are leaving the other
schools and going 10 this young lady
teacher.
PROMINENT Democrats in St. Jo-
seph expressed the opinion that their
party would. put up Hendricks for
President, and let Greeley slip. They
don't seem to like his protection ideas,
especially as he has not been nomina-
ted on a free trade platform.
SUBSCRIBERS for the REPUBLICAN
continue to pour in. We have got a
new subscription book, and are ready
for all who come early. Our friends
in the county r working nobly to
extend the circulation of the paper.
Thanks!
Ten pounds dried apples for a dol
lar at W. A. Prices.
SOME humane person has painted
on che fence opposite our railroad de-
pct, i'll large characters: "All kissing
should be done before the train ar
rives." John says he wishes the Ia
dies had always obeyed the injunc-
ton.
Ladies' collars, sash ribbons, gloves,
c~orsets, French woven and glove-ftting
at Tyner's.
TUESDAYS election was q languid
local affair. Four or five tickets were
in the field, and it looked at one time
as though each voter had q separate
ticket of his own. Politics did not
figure in any great degree.
OUR friend attorney Grcenlce feels
twice his natural size q in conse-
qucncc of the receipt of a "blessing''
at his house OH Tuesday. 1t is boun-
cling girl.
Our thanks arc due Mr.. J. r. Til
son, III efficient County School SUI
perintendent, for o handsome list Of
new subscribers. /
WANTBD.-Board in a private fam
lily, in exchange for a first-class sew
ing machine. Enquire at this of
flee.
THE Covington Qnd.) New Repub-
lie has donned a smaller heading
Quite all improvement, Wolfe.
ST. JOSEPH "personals' note the
presence there on Monday, OF Mr.. w.
S. Wells, of our city.
W. A. Price sells all kinds of salt
in kits or half barrels, at very low
prices.
DIR. William Bertram, Of st. 10.
seph, has been confirmed as consul
to MOntevideo.
Dolly Warden Groceries at G. E.
Schmitt's North Side Grocery.
APRIL showers are now quite nu-
May.
AMONG the establishments in St.