The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-29
LOC.4L BREFTTTES.
s~,rURpAY was a fin, day.

eplZoOt;c badly.
II you want to buy anything, adver-
tise in the REPUBLICAN.
THE liberty ofthe prcss-squeezing
a pretty girl in a crowd.
If you have anything to sell, adver
tise it in the REPUBLICAN.
READ the paper to find out where
the best and cheapest goods + to be
found.
MORE grain was grown in AtchisOn
and Holt counties, this year, than yer
before.
THIS is undoubtedly the best time
in the year for-subscribers to pay
for their paper.
On Sunday twenty-five car loads
of cattle passed over the road for
Bolckow, in this county.
THIEVES went through the depot
at Cameron Friday night week.
Nothing taken but a meerchaum pipe.
The corn raised in Holt county
last season. will mostly be consumed
in feeding cattle and hogs, says the
Sentinel.
4 LETTER is held for postage at Or
egcn, Holt county, addressed to
Thompson Galigar, Fillmore, Andrew
county, Mo.
A NEW bell, costing eight hundred
dollars, has just been placed in the
steeple of. the Methodist Church at
Forbes, Holt county.
A VEIN of camel coal twelve feet
thick was recently struck in boring,
at Salisbury, in Charlton county. So
says the Brookfield Gazette.
ALL concede that the Berkshire
breed of hogs is the best. E. Bray
ton has the pure stock to dispose of
at low prices. Post-otfice address,
Savannah, Mo.
HANcoCK's fine stock pigs, COM
prising Berkshires. McGee's Chester
Whites, and Poland China, will be
sold cheap, for wood, hay, corn or
oats. Greenbacks not refused.
HOLIDAY goods in great variety at
Dobbins' Drug and Book Store, and a
large invoice of books, albums and
fancy articles on the way. An in
spection of their stock is solicited.
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 REPUBLICANS
Office.
FORTY good canya ssers wanted by
j. W. O'Neal l. Co, agents for the
world renowned Howe sewing ma
chine. Office corner of Francis q
Fifth streets, st. Joseph, Mo. Apply
at once.
THE mail agents on the Hannibal 4
! ST. Joe road have to pass the "civil
service examination" about the LIST of
next month. They viii be examined
OH the geograph. of Kansas. Misso uri
and Illinois.
THE brilliant star. now so plainly
| visible in the western heavens, is the
planet Jupiter. Ii will remain the
evening star for this section Of the
globe until the 5th of May, when
Venus win take its place.
In ST. Joe, on Saturday, a country
man was fined for leaving his team
unhitched. 1t should be known that,
besides the risk of teams running
away, owners are liable to a fine for
not hitching them IN that city.
j. Il. RUSSELL, southwest Of the
Square, still keeps pace with the pop
ular demand for good goods at mod
crate prices. A lot of new goods
were received this week. Go and see
them soon. or they will be gone.
THE interesting narrative in an
other column, entitled "A Melancholy
OCCASION" should have appeared last
week, but was handed in too late.
Correspondents and contributors
should be particular in getting their
articles in as early as possible, to avoid
a weeks postponement.
THE Rockport Express says a Mr..
Mccain, relative to Mr.. La Bette,
both living in Nishnebotne township,
| Atchison county, had a difficulty
with the latter a few days since, i'll
which he, La Bette, was seriously, il
not fatally stabbed. The feeling
against Mccain is said to be very
bitter.
A NEW pork-packing company has
been organized in st. Joe, in which
several Andrew county citizens take
a hand. The corporation are: Arm
strong Beattie, p. l.. Mclaughlin.
James c. Hull, Absalom Fisher. Al
bert G. Clark, Thomas Conrad ). Z.
Waterman, David Pinger and Ed
ward p. Rohrer.
l IT,. oL;.ot Of advarfisipO gavS an