The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
LOCAL. BRETI7IES.
PLEASANT weather this week.

If you have anything to sell, adver
tise it in the REPUBLICAN.
A GREAT crowd was in town OF
Wednesday, on the occasion Of the biz
show.
lF you want to buy anything, adver
tise in the REPUBLICAN.
JUDGE KELLEY left last week on
a visit to his relatives and friends in
Indiana.
Our Congressman, Mr.. 1. G. Par
ker, is doing good service in Andrew
county this week.
DoN'T forget to attend the meeting
of the Grant and Wilson Club at Their
hall tomorrow Saturday night.
A LITTLE girl, about twelve OF
thirteen years of age, can obtain a sit.
uation in a family by applying at this
Office.
JOHN YENNI, of Bedford, Iowa,
after an absence in the mountains
nearly six months, has returned to
that city hale and hearty.
SEE Registration notice in another
column. Every man in the county
must register before he can vote, no
matter whether he has ever register
ed or not.
Mr.. T. J. Sargent, of Nodaway
county, proposes returning to An
drew county before long, taking up
his residence at Bolckow, where he
has bought property.
SEVERAL herds of fine cattle will
be exhibited at the Nodaway Coun.
ty Fair, October IA. Mr.. j. c. Wa
terman, Of Andrew county, will make
entries of stock, we learn.
Now that our cotemporaryis made
a candidate for Treasurer, it is hoped
he will make sn attempt ut giving q
satisfactory statement of the condi-
| ton of the county treasury.
An oats stack belonging to Mr..
Trowbridge, in Nodaway county, was
struck by lightning, last Sunday
week, aud completely destroyed, in
volving q loss Of two hundred dollars.
Two farmers in Nodaway county
raised AGO bushels of spring wheat,
this year, from twelve bushels sown.
That don't look as though spring
wheat was an entire failure in this
section.
A POLITICAL rew-the first of the
season-took place at the Court
house on Saturday last Democratic
Convention day.. Both parties came
out even. being fined ten dollars each,
we believe.
"AT Cosrnis the way dry goods
will be sold ut TyRer's from this date
His stock is large, and his entire stock
will be closed out for cash at cost pri
ces. Go and look at the prices, and
satisfy yourself that it is SO.
The Senatorial Convention in this
city last Tuesday rendered q unani-
nous vote of thanks to Julius San
ders for Withdrawing from the SEN
atorial race. Such unanimity was
never expressed before on any sub
ject.
r. p. WEAVER came near being
killed Sunday night, says the Noda-
way County Republican; one Of his
horses kicked him, striking his tenn
pie and cutting a deep cash. An inch
to either side would have probably
resulted fatally.
IT is rumored that the Democrats
raised a purse of five hundred dollars
and presented it to the Era editor, as
an inducement to stop the publica-
ton of the Era until after the election,
as it was an injury to the cause. We
do not credit the report.
ANEwLY married couple of Noda-
way county attended church after the
ceremony. The minister arose and
by chance-gave out the hymn COM
mencing plunged ina gulf OF dark
despair" The audience appreciated
it, if the happy couple did not.
WE are requested to state that the
quarrel that a correspondent gave an
account of in our last issue as occur-
ring at Empire Prairie, was INDUCED
in by parties from DeKalb County,
and that our county should not bear
the blame of the occurrence.
THEY raise big corn in Kansas.
The Doniphan County Republican
mentions some ears of corn raised
there. one ear being fourteen inches
long. eleven in circumference, has
twenty-two rows, and seventy
kernels in each row, making 1910 ker-
nels.
We don't like to advise any one to
have a tooth pulled, for it is advice
that will not be needed, as the RENE
DIV is only chosen as q difficult "choicc
of evils" But if you have resolutely
made up your mind net to suffer the
Ills of a ssblasted toothache," just go
to DR.. Fosdick, north side the Square,
and he will relieve you SO suddenly
aud so free from pain or trouble, fhat
Won viii wonder why you delayed 80