The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-04-26


our readers of the fact.
Dcbbins will give you rs good
envelopes for 10 cents.
To-Day is the f%fty-third a%nniversa'
ry of the establishment of Odd Eel
lowship IN this country.
The highest market price paid for
good potatoes at Prices.
Black silk velvet in piece and ribbons;
also, black gros grain silks, and ginghams
domestic and Scotch, at Tyner's.
Mr.. L. r. KNOWLES, lately of Roch.
ester, has commenced the study of the
law, in this city, in the Office Of Judge
Kelley.
A large line of the best prints, mu slim
~cottonades, and summer wear of all kinds
for men and boys, as low as any other
house will sell; at Tyner's.
A ROCHESTER, correspondent tells
us of q youth of that vicinity who,
upon being asked by a Sunday-school
teacher the meaning of the term back
bitter, instantly replied: "Gray.
backs! !"
A CoMMITTEE is hard at work in
st. Joseph soliciting subscription for
the exposition proposed to be held
there next fall. A fair prospect OF
success is reported.
Carpets, oil cloths, mating and mats
are selling at Tyner's as low as St. joe
prices.
NEWS from the upper Missouri IN
dicates that the usual juno rise in thu
river will not be very great, as thu
snow in the mountains is melting vcr,
gradually, and not IS rapidly as form
erly.
Good potatoes bought at the highest
cash price by w. A. Price.
WAR existed for a time on Monda,
last between two of the teachers o
of the primary department in oul
school, in regard to certain
room. No lives lost. All quiet OIL
the Potomac.
Tyner keeps black, brown and blu
broadcloths, and black doeskins, fame.
cassimeres, tweeds and woolens, for sprin:
and summer, on hand at all times, 70
mems and boys wear; also, a complet
line of tailors' trimmings.
MRS. ELLIS, in st. Joseph, trie'
the experiment of starting the kitch
en- fire with coal oil. She has ncgotia
ted for a wig for the back part of he
head, and the doctor thinks she viii
be able to use her hands in a few
weeks.
Gov. Brown OH the 10th inst. re
mitted the fine of one hundred dol
lars adjudged against Henry a
Smith, by the Circuit Court of tlii
county, at the October Term, 1871, OF
a charge of fclonious assault on Rob
ert Conover in April, 1871.
Dobbins has Just received
large stock of wall papers, whicl
he bought at factory prices, ant
consequently is selling very low
His stock Of drugs, books, gro
ceries, &c, is large, and heis sell
ing them verylow. Go, see, ant
be convinced.
Mr.. Daniel Underwood, formerly q
this county, met with quite a seriou
accident at Bedford, Iowa, II da
last week-falling from a fence ami in
juring his back so severely as to rel
der him unable to be about for son
time to come.
Cash paid for.good potatoes at W
r A. Prices.
A FULL course life scholarship j
S~palding's Commercial College
Kansas City, Missouri, a be had
, a discount by applying at this Office
This is one of the best colleges in I'll
West, embracing In the brancht
taught, science of accounts by sing
; land double entry, penmanship, con
mercial calculations, correspondent
and lectures OH business customs. con
mercial law, ethics, political econom.
finance and general laws of trade.
A nice line of dress goods Of the Il
: test styles just received at Tyner's,col
sisting of japanese and plain silk
mixture, plaid and striped poplin
. at as low prices as any house I'm til
. West.
. In these days of house cleaning IL
following suggestion will be timely
When a carpet is taken up to be cleal
ed, the floor beneath it is general
very much covered with dust. TIL
dust Is very fine and dry, and poison
Gus to the lungs. Before removing
Or sprinkle the foo. with very dilut
carbolic acid to kill any poisono'
It germs that may be present, and Z
4 thoroughly disinfect the floor and rel
l. der 1t sweet.
in Fresh arrival Of Quaker City shirts
iTyner's, superior to any other shirt.