The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-22
LOCAL BRET1T1KS.

Ii you want 70 buy anything, adyer-
tlse In the REPUBLICAN.
MORRIS RIDGE ostofice, Harrison
county, has been discontinued.
FIVE miles of gas pipe are laid in
the Tootle Opera-house at st. Joe.
PEOPLE are crossing the Missouri
River on the ice opposite St. Joseph.
A PROJECT is on foot to get up a
debating club here this winter. Good
idea.
SEND in the local news of your
neighborhood. The more the mer-
rier.
TOWNSHIP organization and licens-
ing dogs failed to carry in Gen.
try county.
ANY person finding a fur collar on
the Square, is requested to leave it
at this office.
| EVERYBODY has recovered from
the effects of the election, except the
beaten candidates.
A NEW Methodist Church will be
dedicated next Sabbath at Mitchell
vile, Harrison county.
If you have anything to sell. adver-
tise it in the REPUBLICAN.
THE lumber trade in ST. Joseph is
reported to be better than ever, es-
pecially from the country.
IT is said that dogs make good glue.
A profitable glue factory should be
started in Savannah at once.
Our library is open every Saturday
afternoon. There arc lots of good
books there, that ought TO be well
read.
You've and tender beef and pork
constantly on hand at the South Side
Meat Store. Howard always keeps
the best.
Mr.. Rufus Davis, an old and res
pected citizen of Fillmore, died in
that town OIL Monday last, of con-
sumption.
Our new Constable. Mr.. John w.
Emf, has entered vigorously upon his
duties. John is Cuisines" from the
word '.go."
CHRISTMAS is coming, and folks
are looking over the advertisements
to see where they will buy their holt
day goodies.
THE "dearest spot on EARTH has at
last been located. Those wishing to
find that "'spot" will find it at the
store that does not advertise.
THE Bethany Tribune has adopted
the "cash in advance" system, drop
ping all subscribers names who have
not paid. We confess the system has
its charms.
ALL concede that the Berkshire
breed of hogs is the best. Z. Bray
ton has the pure stock to dispose of
at low prices. Post-ofice address,
Savannah, Mo.
IN a town where the "~epizootic'
prevails, n fellow hitched to an OK
press wagon a off and frightened
some ladies until they became almost
unmanageable.
HANcocK's fine stock pigs, COM
prising B%crkshires. McGec's Chester
Whites, and Poland China, will be
sold cheap, for wood, hay, corn or
oats. Greenbacks not refused.
THE meeting to organize a Farmers
Club in Andrew county will be held
at Savannah, OH Saturday, Novem-
Der 80. All farmers are interested in
this matter, and should be present.
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.
FORTY good canvassers wanted by |
J. W. O'Neal & Co., agents for the
world renowned Howe sewing ma
chine. Office corner of Francis &
Fifth streets, St. Joseph, Mo. Apply
at once.
GEORGE REA, a colored man, had
his wagon rather badly demoralized,
Oh Tuesday, b. his team becoming
frightened and running away. They
brought themselves up standing at
the southwest corner of the square.
A FEW nights since two beings
calling themselves men were setting
up with a corpse near Albany, Gentry
county, when they got into quarrel,
one cutting the other in the arm,
breaking off the knife blade against
the bone.
OLD BULL, the famous violinist,
informs Messrs. Behr g. Andel, the
epterprising music dealers of St. Joe,
that he will give an entertainment in
that city, on the 18th and 18th Of next
assisted by several eminent
The North Side Family Grocery is
the place to buy. Mr.. G.. E. Schmitt,
It's attentive and polite proprietor, is
ready at all times to serve customers,