The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-03

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found Cobb's Elementary Works, thu
Works of Bacon, Inquiry Regardin.
the Descendants of Ham, Hogg's Pc
ems, Golden Oh the Corn Laws, and
the popular little poem, "Root, Hog,
or Die" The troughs are of mahog.
any, inlaid with ivory, and furnished
with Phelan cushions. Whenever 8
hog is led out to execution, chloro.
form is administered.
We learn that there is to be re.
cherche affair at the Congregational
Church at st Joseph on Thursday
evening, May 9th, in which Mr. Jud-
son Lyon is to be n of the principal
actors. The affair to which we refer
is a double wedding of Jennie E. Lyon
to Joseph E. Morris, and Florence
Bliss to Judson Lyon.
THE people of Maryville, Nodaway
county, have the small pox scare. A
man came from Iowa suffering from
the disease and created the most gen.
eral excitement. AhOuse was erected
for him on the public graveyard and
he was speedily left III full and sole
possession.
THE public school at Oregon, Holt
county, was forced to close, last week,
because the plentiful supply of wood
which had been provided had beer,
stolen. Wood thieves are said to be
very audacious in that county. Afcw'
''loaded" sticks might help the mat
ter.
Best lake salt at W. A. Prices;
$50 per Dbl.
THE new arrangement of the mails
does not suit our denizens = bit. We
should have at least one mail from the
South in the daytime. Mr.. Watts
has made arrangements to get his
papers and periodicals by the morning
train, whatever is done about the
mail.
AMONG the prospective improve
ments in the city is the new dwelling
to be erected by MI. S. Il. SanJorn.
Workmen have commenced the prep
arations for building on the lot opro-
site and north of the residence of MI.
G. W. Glazier.
BY request of several Young mcnin-
terested in the subject, we will an
nOunce that a meeting will he held at
the Clifton House this friday after
noon to take steps to organize q base
ball club and have a game.
Miss Lizzie Baringcr, of this
ty, was united i'll the holy bonds of
matrimony to MI. John V. Nelson, of
OH Sunday last. The bride
is a printer, and we congratu-
him with all our heart.
HAVING concluded to close out the
meat business in Savannah, | would
respectfully urge upon all who are
indebted to Inc On account to come
forward and settle immediately.
w. b. HOWARD.
ALADy in Nodaway county tried
the experiment last Sunday of put
coal OIL OIL the fire TO make it
burn. Her husband thinks strongly
Of marrying the servant girl.
Mrs. Crowley, wife of Mr.. G.. W.
Crowley, died at her residence on
Monday evening, from the effects of n
cancer, from which she had been q
long sufferer.
A nice line of dress goods of the la
test styles just received at Tyner's,cOn-
of japanese and plain silks,
mixture, plaid and striped poplins,
at as low prices as any house in the
West.
The highest cash price paid by W.
A. Price for all kinds of good pota-
SOME one has given the editor of the
Democrat hat. They take
in Maryvillc in having their
newspaper men look "prcsentablc."
W. A. Price sells all kinds of salt
fish, in kits or half barrels, at very low
We learn of the death, OIL Tuesday
asst, of Mrs. Ferguson, an aged and
respected lady, near Bennett
Lane, in this county.
We are glad to learn that James c.
Higgins, Esq, who has been seriously
for some days, is c0nvalesccnt.
Poems on May arc now in order, but
we can't publish them unless paid for
in advance at the standard price.
Dolly Warden Cigars. Pipes and To-
at G.. E. Schmitt's North Side
Ladies' collars, sash ribbons, gloves,
French woven and glove-ftting
At Tyner's.
RUFUS AVER, a merchant of Fill
more, laid in q stock of goods this
week.
SOME say we were visited by frost
OH Wednesday night; it was very
light.
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