The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
C. BRETTTIES.
SHAKY weather.

If you have anything to sell, adver
tise it in the REPUBLICAN.
JUDGE PARKER has been thorough
ly ~canvassing Holt county this week
If you want to buy anything, adver
tise in the REPUBLICAN.
SICKNESS is prevailing in the coun
ty to a very great extent-chills, fe
yer and ague, &c.
Our merchants are almost dali,
receiving new goods. August Schus
ter received a large invoice lately.
A LITTLE girl, about twelve OF
thirteen years of age, can obtain q sit.
uation in a family by applying at this
Office.
A NEws sidewalk, put down in
front of his residence by Nj. Charles
Wassmer, is among the notable i'm.
provements in the city.
FROM the appearance of several
fields of wheat in this vicinity, the
greatest hopes for a plentiful yield
next year are entertained.
MEMBERS of the Savannah Grant
Club will please bear in mind the reg
ular meeting on Saturday evening.
Let there be a full attendance.
SEE Registration notice in another
column. Every man in the county
must register before he-.can vote, no
matter whether he has ever register
ed or not.
THE work on the Amazonia cutoff
is being pushed rapidly forward
Some. fine loads of stone have passed
through town, to be used in building
culverts, &C., on the road.
JUDGE PARKER made a very excel
lent speech at the Courthouse, last
Saturday evening; TO s very respccta-
BILE audience, considering the short
notice that had been given.
WE give a great deal of space this
week to the excellent report made by
a Herald correspondent as to affairs
m Andrew county, which will be of
interest to many of our readers.
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 REPUBLIcAS
Office.
WARN weather this week until
Tuesday night, when a blustry wind
had the effect of bringing weather
forcibly reminding our citizens that
the season of the .'scar and yellow
leaf was fast approaching.
CAT CosT"is the way dry gnods
will be sold at Tyner's from this date
His stock is large, and his entire stock
will bc cioscdout for cash ut cost pr
ces. Go and look at the prices, and
satisfy yourself that il is so.
AT all election for School Directors,
for the Savannah School District,
last Saturday week, John II. Tyner
and L. c. Stiles were elected over
James Anderson and John Sayers.
Mr. Anderson has instituted proceed
iips to contest the election on account
of the polling of illegal votes.
1T is of some Importance to the
voters of the county that the "little
irregularity" in the county treasury
should be satisfactorily explained.
The candidate for Treasurer. on the
Democratic ticket might gain a few
votes if he would make light the dark
places" about the treasury office.
A. E. WYATT, of Atchison county,
the Republican candidate for Senator
from this eFirst) Senatorial District,
informs us he will visit our county as
soon as he possibly can. The present
week he is spending in Holt county.
He will make q thorough canvass,
and we predict for him a good round
majority.
From the Pony Press Of Rosendale,
the only Greeley organ in Andrew
county, we learn that NJ. Z. Allison,
its publisher, is about removing to
Bolckow to engage in the drug bust
ness with DR.. B. p. Williamson OF
Bolckow. Doctor Williamson is
known to us as an energetic, thorough
going gentleman, and we wish Inc
the new Srm'success.
: GENERAL William Wilkinson, hav-
ing kindly consented to aid in extend
ing the circulation of the REPUBLI-
CAN. we take pleasure in authorizing
him to receive subscribers for 1t.
The campaign having opened in earn
est. 1t is to be hoped the friends OF
the will do all they can to place
the REPUBLICAN in the hands OF ev-
erT voter in the county.
ONE of our fIuit-raising citizens
has been sending his products up into
Iowa. Witness the following from
The bedford Southwest.
MI, vau1, of Empire Prairie, An.
drew county, Missouri, will please
sseept our thanks for o box OF the
largest End most delicious peaches we
have seen this season.
Berkshire Pigs.
Ih.vo q lof NJ Rcrkshire pigs ready