The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-23

pens VI ahy ahihS " tHC stutioiCl.
line, go to II. Ill. Dobbins', as his stock
is full and complete, and he sells low.
ATcHIsON county is being thor
oughly canvassed this week by Hon.
/. C. Parker, being advertised
to address the people at fen
different points.
THERE are two school districts in
Grundy county that have not a Gree
ley man in them. There are two or
three Democrats in each one, but they
can't go Greeley.
COME to the Convention to-mor-
row Saturday. Nine delegates to
the State Convention and fifteen dele
gates to the Senatorial convention are
to be appointed.
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 REPUBLICAN
office.
CAT CosT"is the way dry goods
will be sold at Tyner'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.
E. NJ. SHAW, Esq, Secretary of the
Cameron Dekalb Agricultural Soci-
ety." has our thanks for a compli-
mentary to their exhibition, which
will take place at Cameron, Mo-, Sep
tcniber 18th TO 21st inclusive.
a RUNAWAY occurred on Tuesday.
last, near Towards nursery, in which
old Mr.. Kinzel, George Arnold and
George Hush were thrown from the
wagon, sustaining bruises, bat not
resulting seriously, but d~emoralizing
the team.
Some of the G~reelcyites are greatly
alarmed at the number of Democrats
joining the Grant and Wilson Clubs.
The Baltimore politicians sold the
votes ofthe Democratic party to Gree
ley, but some of the votes are very
likely not to be delivered.
W. Ii. Love & Co., of the "Smith-
sonian Restaurant" at No. 46 Ed
mond street, St. Joseph, fully under
stand the wants of people in the eat
ing line. Persons from Savannah Wis
lting st. Joe can't do any better than
take their meals at the Smithsonian.
Mr.. ED. YoUAET. formerly with
DIR. Z. II. McCandliss, having bought
the interest ofDr. n. Il. Brown inthc
old stand, will hereafter be found be-
hind III, counter, and lac will be glad
to sec any and all Of his old friends
and make the acquaintance of all
the new corners. Give him a call.
WE learn that one DIR. Talbot, of
Nodaway county. was in town on
Tuesday, with ~ view of collecting a
dozen of the ...unwashcd and untcrri-
fed" t. whom he might make a
speech Announcing himself as a DEM
ocratic candidate for Congress. Not
succeeding, he went on his way sor
rowing.
A VERY large and enthusiastic
Republican rally was had at Cameron,
Clinton county, OH Saturday last,
which was addressed by Hon. L. G.
Parker and w. S. Everett. The Re-
publicans of. Old Clinton are alive,
and turned out to the number of two
thousand.
On Saturday and Monday evenings
our ci tizens availed themselves of the
opportunity of seeing Subera's piano.
rama of the history Of the Saviour,
and the fine representation on can
vass Of Millions Paradise Lost. The
was highly creditable, and
our citizens generally felt amply re-
paid for their attendance.
LAST week we inadvertently published
a letter in which one Of the rival candi-
dates for Sheriff was highly praised. 1t
contrary to our policy, ard we owe
an apology to our readers therefor. We
take pleasure in giving place to the letter
Of a~stice," in another column and,
now that "honors are easy, we v1iguard
against such accidents in the future.
THE ST. Joe Herald says the hith-
crto quiet village Of Amazonia has
lately assumed quite a business-like
,~pprarspce. Railroad operations re-
Gently inaugurated have dotted the
hillside with innumerablc white-coy.
red tcnig, while the streets arc nlied
with Ia6orers and teams. In the way
IF buildings, many creditable improve
have already been maze
wife other and more substan-
tial establishments are contemplated.
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