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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Our "honestC9ald capable"t0 cotem-
porary informs us that when Grant and
Parker quit furnishing grease" to run
the RepujIicdn he will ran "us" where
he did the Tribune. What Il wonderful
discovery Il neighbor has made: We
were not aware that either Grant or
Parker had furnished ANY grease" or
other material with which to run the
Republican. If such be the case how
ever, W. are unIcr mlhy Obligation, 20
Il contemporary for the information,
as the gentleman referred to have Oh
tirely failed 10 ~a.lnaint AIS" with that
fact. We beg leave however to rcmind
our nelghbor that before he makes too
much noise about running rs where he
did the Tribune he would better pay
soma of his out standing indebtedness,
long since due, or the Sheriff may be
r required to make another levy OH his
office fixtures.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03
MATRIM0N Al

The friends of both parties to the
matrimonial transaction assembled to
witness the marriage of Mr.. George
Shoemaker, a we'll to do citizen of Gin
ton county. and Mrs. Mary L. Page,
which took place at the residence ofthc
bride in this city, on Thursday evening
December Dist 1871.
The ceremony was performed in an
impressive name by Rev. Charles Bal
son, after which the guests of the happy
couple proceeded to celebrate the nupti-
ais III an evening of social enjoyment.
The bride is long time resident of Sa-
vannah. and has mlnyfriends here who
will extend most hearty gratulations
npon the happy event which tran'pircl
on the 2lst ult The happy couple
will please accept the thanks of
the Republican office for that exc client
bridal cake.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

j. G.. Blair, of the Sth Mo. District
has recently madc one of the >%iiIicst, and
most nonscnsical speeches we have read
for a long time. 1t is surely one of IL.
Clay Deans, old speeches galvanized
He vindicates the rebellion and at
tempto to prove that treason is no crime,
and goes further, declares the late sys-
TEN OF American slavery Il Divine i'll
stitutiOn.
Our worthy congressman Judge Par
kcr, and Mr.. D.irdstt were tn. only
members of the l~ioIsc, from this State
who publicly rcpudiatcd the doctrine
advocated by MIR. Blair. The speech Of
MI. Parker was Il c~oinmrndabic effort,
and Is spoken OF by Republicans and
Democrats III terms OF highest praise;
while Blair's, miserable silly twaddlc
is ridiculcd and hootcd at, by all.
Below we give an extract from the
St. Louis Republican of the u alt
"As Il matter Of news. vel reprint from
the CJHyreSStOHut GLObc the remarks
made last week by Hon. JAMES G..
BLAIR, the congressman from the Eirth
district of Missouri. Mr.. BLAIR, with
oar advice and consent. let IT, comic -.
was elected It's Il Liberal Republican ut
the election Last fail, but we take the
first OCCASION that has offered, to say
that we think Il wOIld have been better
ali around if he had stayed at homc.
We know of no man who has spoken III
congress this year who has so utterly
misrcprcscuted his constituents, or
made of himself So conspicuous a butt.
Mr.. BLAIR probably imagined himself
advancing IA pretty heavy bId for rcnom-
nation, but he nay make up his mind
to retire at the end of his present term.
Mr.. PARKER and Mr.. BURDETT werr,
we are sorry To say, the only members OF
the Missouri delegation who did pup
li"lv repndiate Mr.. BLAIR's positions"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

The lecture Of Rev. NJ. Z. Gaddis, on
Odd Fellowship, at the Methodist
Church, on Friday evening last, an
swered Il conception OF proper and
legitimate lecturing while it gave to
the popular intellect something to
know, it addressed to the popular con
science. and action something to do.
We give it but the praise due ii, when
We say it was a most excellent lecture.
Finely written, interesting i'll matter,
and most effectively delivered. Savan-
nah Lodge, and all of Mr.. Gaddis' hear
ers, are his debtors for a capital lecture.
we regret our inability TO have been
present on Saturday evening to hear
MS lecture on Love, Courtsliip, and
Marriage" but those who were in
attendance speak of it in terms of
communication.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Hon. Aaron A. Sargent Representa-
tive i'll Congress from the Second Dis
trict of California, is the man chosen
by the Legislature of that State to sue
coed the Hon. Cornelius s. Cole. in the
Tuited States Senate. Mr.. Sargent is
now serving his third term as Reprcscn-
alive and comes 20 the duties of the
Upper House of Congress with consider
able legislative experience.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Capt. Caldwell has lately introduced
into the Morning Star Mills the cclebra-
ted Diamond Drill, or Diamond Dress
which he is now using on his Touring
mill burrs. With this irnnrevement he
is enabled to not only make finer flour,
but he grinds from enc and Il half to
three pounds more flour from a bushel
ofwhcat than he was able 70 do with the
old style burr dressing. Farmers who
have grinding TO do will find ii to their
interest to give the Captain a call.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

That contemporary of ours is anxious
to know why we did not publisha Ger
tain Democratic tract. issucl some time
since by a MAJ by the name OF Erown.
in the form Of a message to the Missouri
Legislature to secure its publication
gratis. Our answer is that We did not
consider what b Graft Brown would
do when he became President of the
United States of sufficient Importance
to pay for publication oursclf. and our
share of the Maryvilc Democrats sup
plcmcnt containing that document was
'gobbled' by Il neighbour. who forgot
to publish the election returns last fall.
If we had sold our ltcpublicani,m for
the uud.vid"lOEc halt OF 4 second hand
printing Off =, did orr m~righbor. V,
would have published that d,rumcu'
Our~cli and not sent OGt Tin Dc.Hvc.Gf.
supplements as our owa.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

VIII the NcLain Ring please answer
the question put to them i'll the RE-
PUBLICAN? The taxpayers want to
know. Ii is this: WI at is the rcason
the job Of fin ling and putting down
the iron Oh the Jail floor. and the build
ing Of that combination nuisance on
the public square, was not given out 10
the lowest bidder. instead of giving it
TO their Ring: There might have been
a saving of 500 to the taxpayers, ifthe
jobs had been given to the lowest bid
dcrs. Answer, gents Of the Ring, An
swer! lax PAYER.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

MAHRIED.-Mr. JOHN iiancocA and
Miss Anne Layton, were united III the
holy bonds Of matrimonv, on Monday,
January lst. The wedding t]ransprred
at the residence Of the groom's father
Mr. Hancock, one of orr hest and most
influential citizens. The ceremony
which was an imposing one. va, per-
formed by the Rev. j. L. Huston of this
city. Some Of the Immediate friends
and relatives participated in the pleas
II party. Nj. Hancock, the fortunate
and successful sutton. i very promi,-
iug Young man. Tie bride was one of
S~avannah's faircst and most charming
young ladies. Hosts Of friends in this
cit? Will unite in hearty invcca;ious Of
happiness 10 the happy couple.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

We should suggest to the members
oSthe General Assembly. that a suit
abe number of Wcbster.s Unabridged
be voted to accompany Il Governors
messagc-sav about l Webster to
30 Brown'>-as quite a number of the
Republicans and nearly all the Demo-
Gratis are unable understand the clos
ing chapter ofthc Governors serial and
some rascaiiv Radicals are making n
.grcatuaHy Democrats believe that it
is Il lcarnedsdisqAistion in favor of a
hog-!aw. Let tie frieilas of Brown
look to this right nway-NoryriI Re
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

In another column we publish the call
of the Republican and Liberal commit
tees for Il state convention. TO be held
at Jefferson city OH the 22nd of Feb
ruarv.-Andrew County is entitled 10
nine delegates, the basis being n dele
gate for each $50 votes cast for Genl.
in 1865, and one for each fraction
of 70 or more, with the addition of the
colored vote.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03
Tho Cbrietmoe from n. tho N,+hod;..

The Christmas tree ut the Methodist
Church was a complete success. Its
decoration, its arrangement, and the
assignment of the presents We're all
that could be desired, and reflected
great credit on the judgment and skill
of those who had charge of the affair.
Its boughs were literally covered with
handsome and appropriate presents,
MANY of which were rich and costly.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

The editor or Jumpers Weekly puts
a great deal in a few words. is follows:
"A party which, while defending and cX-
tending human slavery, call itself Demo-
ratio. ana while actively in one part OF
the country. and passivcly in the other.
irving to overthrow the government,
called itself Conservative. may also,
when foiled in the attempt TO destroy
the Consti' utiou. solcmnlv call itself
Constitutional, ThemotIey host called
Democratic party is quite a. constitu-
tiOnai as il is Democratic, and "a conscr-
vativc as il is cOnstitutioudl'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Under the late census, by thu ratio
Of representation recently adopted by
Congress, Missouri gains four Congress
men. This will necessitate a re-district-
ing of the State, which must be done
by the State Senate. \ committee for
that purpose has already been appoint
ed by the President of the Senate.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

MARRIED at the residence of Rev. ].
8. Barwick Maryville Oh the 18th of
Dec. DR.. H.. E. Robinson ofthe Nodawav
Republican to Miss Nettie Donaldson
We extend congratulations to tho
happy couple, and welcome the DR.. to
the happy band Of Benedicts.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

We are glad 10 meet Will c. Smith
AGAIN on our streets, he is enjoying his
SNORT vacation among his many friends
III INC city, We learn that he intends
10 return to st. Louis in a few days,
Ii resume his studies at the Law de-
paf'ment Of Washington University.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Mrs. a. Schuster will please accept
Inc thanks Of all connected with the Re-
publican office for that bottle of native
WINE and excellent cake, and fruit, sent
Us on Christmas, all of which were duly
appreciated.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Trying 20 do business without ad-
vertisingi is like winking at a pretty
girl through q pair Of green goggles.
You may know what YOU are doing,
but nobody else does.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Oar 'nonc>t ami capa.ic coicmpo-
rary charges State Treasurer with
paving money ont ofthc state Treasury
belonging to the county. on letters re-
qIc,tin@ him 80 to DO. We had SIP
PoScdt that III order 10 procure this mon
cy il wa, n"cc- AIRY to have the accounts
proven up in, and allowed by. the Cir
cuit Court. ami audited b. the State
Auditor. upon whose warrants :hc mon
Cy was paid by the Treasurer. Bat as
our contemporary i, aman of'.huncStv"i:J
he certainly did not lie about it,: and
then his superior ''capability", ;lfprbids
the presumption that H. was mistaken
in his assertion. II any further pronf
were needed that the paopleslaoneyis
very rccklcs-Iy handled by p~artiesnow,
III power. il is found III the facttliaf the
cn@rOSsing clerk of the House of Rep
re~cntLtivcs actually received 81, 90
for cmgroosing three bills last winter.
and that Sl5,O00,0O Of the peoples moII-
cy has this winter been appropriated to
bay furniture for the new residence of
Il .retrcuchm,It ana reform" Gov
cruor.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03
RI TIME TABLES.
Church Directory.

sixth S.r-.t. ". ?. rhu-rt. ec-rir~s crcrv cab
ha.h At N N in 49, worninr. and in tee eve
ming e.tLath cn|onr y. =, N, Prayer
trg every Esdnes1av evening.
w. !. M.r7 WAVE. Pss'or.
S~-v:>A= - F-a-n n-~zhv.~ri"n Chu-n" ~ ar
. n-srv c~th.th - 1n'% A ~. a-3.7 ?. v,
Tahi--n School .'9A - hri X -h- ~ o.
~ e.. p-ovo-n~otin~ wednfsday eve Of zach
week ct b i,k church,
Rosrar CRrIrs-I~E.
P's'o-
Services in Christian church eve'y Lords day at
II =. n.
ee-vi~es N southern Ne'ho'ist Church let or1
srd Sabbath in cach month a'l"5n A " and 50
px n. A. Davis Pastor.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

PERsoNAL-Jno. w. Cochran official
Reporter for the Senate passed through
this place cnrOute for Jefferson city. lie
has been spending the Holidays with
his friends neal Fillmore.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

We have 4 communication Oh the
hook. from d. Bonham jr.; it was re-
ceived too Fate for publication i'll this
issue but will appear next week.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

W. 4. Price has our thanks for q bot
tie ofwiuc ofhis own vintagc-"Blessed
are they who remember the printer"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03
Farm far Sal3-

One hundred and fifty acres II miles
from Savannah OH the Maryville road, so
acres in cultivation. balance good timber;
good stock water, go fruit trees, fair dwell
ling and stable. For further particulars
enquire of WM. CuALLACoMBE.
llml Real Estate Agt.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03
Local Matter.

Look out for Prices answer to
Mr.. NcLain, OF railroad bonds, il
the next issue OF the REPUBLICAN.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

j. H. Cradle pays the highest price in
cash for Butter, call and see him before
selling. Union Hou-e.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

For n good Shave, Haircut or
~Shampoou, go to ". Stranz East side
quarc.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

If YOU have any Dry or Green
Hides. take them to w. a. Price
and get the highest cash price.
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REMovAL.-Jacob Eader has removed
his Tailor shop to the West side of the
square. Zee his card in another column.
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No. $50.

No. $50.
A good 10 acre IL: in ii
Savannah. well improved
house of ) rooms, a2Cod stat
10 apple trees. a good SPRING
ryville rood. Price 200.
No. 23S.
A good dwelling and Slot
nah. Price $12Oo.
No. 2sf.
A good farm Of go ceres.
cultivation and 90 acr d
mile of hedge: Dwelling :
good well. good stock ID
Orchard ere apple trc
timber. Price $35 per acc.
N. 90.
\ very desirable arm @
miles Northwest Of -avanl
house and small Orcliru,
wafer and spring. 10 acre. il
and 10 acres ii pasture.-
acre.
Eo- ooc
A good farm ofI72 acres.
the Depot, 100 acres iTprov1
timber. , dwclliu- hau>rs.
and good spring.-Price so
No. 2g9.
4 desirable farm of 80 a
east of Savannah. - aero
house of rooms, good wei
orchard.-Price S55 per aero
No. SOl.
A house and l9f on Maj
rooms.-Price Stft0.
No. SOC.
A house with 4 rooms. We
smoke house. | lot. we'll sci
with fruit trces.-Puce 81.
No. 500.
A very desirable Brick ri
! rooms. 8 acres If land alta
well, stable sIl orchsrd.-I
Nc. S..
A good dwelling II
good stable, aud some -fr1
1850.
No. sos.
A very desiraEI, farm ed
more, 200 acres under fencd
timber three miles off; 1S6l
choice perchcs, pears and
small fruit, an abundance 81
dwelling 36XS0 feet, tive
$50 per acre.
No. 3O1.
4 very excellent farm. 4
proved. dwelling o: gcesnI
and barn, 50 apple tre"., te,
miles North-Last u SaYj
80 per acre.
No. IL.
A first class farIa i'll Nod
) miles north of Giuilford, d
acres, l5u acres III a good 81
t,on, some good iicd-e. -JI
good frame house & r-0mS.
good wells. good stock W.
of timber.-Price $3.50 per
No. 800.
A most eEcell,.- I~s.I u
miles from St. joseph. IN a
cultivation 40 acres Of tim
of ) rooms. AL ice house
apple trees. 10 pear trees.
some grapes and other small
well. good stock water
springs, 6 acres of Hops,
ucar.-Price $50 per acre.
coMBE,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Strictly Pure White Lead at Brown
and Sar@eantS for $40 80 per hundred
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Flour has advanced but w. A.
Price will sell the best XXX for
$500 per hundred.
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Pure California Wines for Medical
purposes at Brown and Sargant 5.
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5000 Pounds Of Rutter wanted by j.
H. Cradle. Union House.
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W. A. Price is now paying an
advance price for Wheat, cash
up and no grumbling.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

w. A. Price keeps a large stock
of Groceries. Salt, Wooden waIe,
Stone ware, Hardware &c.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

w. \. Pricewiu now pay anad-
vance price for Ryein ready cash.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Go and get lbs of Star Can
dies at W. \. Prices for a dollar
bill.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Ps- Fra.ETir 7 cIgo 10. SO -eer I-,S u av
nr..c' mon. = a-l1.r. c., II q r ", VI.
jas .Se"'v
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Large StOckof Ladies Furs, in all
STYLES lust received al T1NERS.
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Just arrive dat TYNER's, vEKETI-
= CLDAkINGS. cheap
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

w a. Price Sells the best Cot
ton Yarn for S1,75 per Bale.
What Oats that has not already
been purchased by w. A. Price
will now be taken at full cash
price
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

w, A. Price wantsto purchase
all the good Wheat in the County,
for the highest cash price
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03
Go to W. ASPrice and get six
boxes of Matches for % cts.

Try ". A. Prices pure Bi Carb
Soda, 7 lbs for 80 cts.
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NK7ANTED.-The undersigned will
w pay a good cash price for 40
good Young Dairy Cows.
OSTRANDER & PHILLIPS.
Union House. Savannah Mo, Dec. 18th.
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". A. Price gives 81 pounds
Sugar for one dollar.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Three gallons of no. l Coal Oil
at W. A. Prices for a dollar bill.
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Best buck wheat flour at w. A.
| ices.
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VALUABLE FARMS for :
NJ. u6.

NJ. 116.
4 good farm of PA acres, 16 acres in
cuttlvdt,o on, balance under fence a new
farm house lbx2o ieet, u good spring, one
mile from Wn.tesvl.e. Price SIS per acre
on easy TENS.
No. III.
Four acres of lind with Cottage house
in the suburbs of Savannah. hou-e of fonr
rooms good well and chicken hCu e, 223
fruit trees $50 grape vines. PrtcG $500,
NJ. 100.
4 good farm OF 800 acres. 100 acres IN
cultivation bIlancc unler fence: COOL TIM
Der, 800 apple trees. frame house o. ) rooms.
frame barn, stgb.c-, plenty OF stock water,
) good wells, T. miles from Savannah. Price
S2o yer .cre.
70. 1915.
\ farm of is acres, 80 acres in %cultiva-
ton, Orchard, Log house, running water,
good well. q niles from St. Joseph, one
Jltm from school hou e. $50 per acre.
No. 2l7.
A farm of l60 acles, % acres in ~cuitiva-
t,on, balance tumber I'LL Ter fence, : story
log nOu-e. smoke r"u-e. gJol wei, h beIr-
InS app.G trees, ~ Young tees. good stock
wafer, !: mile. from Savannah, Price ~.
per acre.
NJ. 224.
40 Acres, a Very desirable Stock farm,
an abundance of Stock water, 2JU acres IN
cultivation, Dwellings, and out buildings. 90
Apple trees, ~ m.leS from s.. Joseph
Price ~230J per acre.
N. 2l2.
leo acres two miles West Of Savanna. 14G
acres under renee, 90 acres U timber, l4UU
Anrle trees, also Il number OF pear, cherry
and peach trees. Dwelling OF tx ROOMS, good
well, good Stable and otner buildings eiU
peracIe.
No. PSI.
A good Stock fam ii; $50 ocres, 1 miles
nortu-w west OF Savannah. we'll improved, good
hOu-e Va SIX rooms; situated So Is to be cuu-
Violently u.y,ueu Price ci0 per acre.
No. 255.
so feet front in Block IS iu Savannah,
Price S2UO.
No. 2S6.
\ magnificent stock farm OF 507f acres,
$40 acres improved Orchard of so apple
trees, two dwellings on the land, Il good
well and several springs, t miles of hedge
stable 24x6U feet. Price s25. per acre and
liberal terms.
No. 90.
A fine fan Of 24O acres. 4 miles north
of savannah, $50 under good cultivation,
a good orchard OF SD apple trees, Il good
dwelling Of rooms. glol stable, . gooI
wells, some good hedge fence. PriceSlc.
per acre.
No. PA.
40 acres of fine timber. Price SIG. per
acre.
No. 2SI.
a large dwelling of 10 roomc, in the
Suburbs of Savannah, with 5 to 25 acres
# land attached terms liberal.
WILLIAM CHALLA
FealE
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SOCIETIES
/ O. {.

I.G q. T.
eava,-ah oirr No - 60. F. MIRO. crew
Tus.Ipy -van;n at their Ha;I North East cs rn'r
OF Public Square.
V. c. srIrH Nc
J R, TILsox. Say.
4. F. & 4. VI.
ssranrah To'Fe Nc.I 4. 2. i. n. met -
thei- Hal North go" mo eora-e. l.t ard 3rd Sat
" icy evening of each month,
X, CoS~rkR ". II.
VI. NTcLErL. 7-cTe;ary.
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". A. Price will give You lbs
good Tea for & s d0liaI bill.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03
City Officers.

Edward Russell, aco-.
frar,d Raa.
ws-h "rrn.
Councilmen. Irc.n- R.Nr"-.
= II p--h-an,
IL. W phillips.
J c. M~L-in. rlerk.
1honnrs Hot.on, T'easrrer
T. p st.-ld Attorney.
John Painter. Nrrshal ami str"et Commissioner
TERMS OF COURT.
cir-1;t Curt, oa-r' = -nrns f-s'Npniay in
April and second Nondoyin 0ctob- T.
County Court R-ry'nr T,r-a f-st Monday IN
Frir-a-y. Nnv. au-ns' -rd Nov"mh"r.
Prohata Court ResrIar Tc-~s 'h;rl Monday
I, Ma-,h .Iunn Srrtomhe- a-d neromhe-. Ad-
Jnu-ned Terms, The lst and 3rd Mondays in zach
uortA,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

A good farm of PA acres, l6 acres in
cultivation, balance under fence a new
farm house lGx2o ieet, Il good spring, one
mile from Wh.iesvl.e. Pr.ce.sZ5 peracre
on easy tc:mi.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

leo acres two Mills West Of Savannan 14G
acre. under renee, 90 ACRES U timber, liUU
Anrie trees, also L number or pear, cherry
and peach trees. Dwelling OF tx roOms, good
well, gouJ Stable and other buildings e4U
peracIe.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03
No., 22I.

440 Acres, a Very desirable Stock farm,
an abundance of Stock water, 2jU acres IN
cultivation, Dwellings, and out buildings, 90
Apple trees, 10 m.leS from s.. Joseph
Price ~2G5J per acre.