The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06
LOCAL. BREVTTTES.

izootic.
II you want to buy anything, adver-
tise in the REPUBLICAN.
PACKERS in st. Joe are paying
IS IS to IS IS for hogs.
If you have anything to sell, adter-
tise it in the REPUBLICAN.
HowARD's, at the South Side meat
store, is the place to 60 for fresh and
tender meat.
CIRCUIT Court is in session, and,
judging from the frequent night ses-
sions, business is being pushed thor
oughly.
ALL concede that the Berkshire
breed of hogs is the best. E. Bray
ton has the pure stock to dispose of
at low prices. Post-ofice address,
Savannah, Mo.
AT the request of a number of our
citizens, VIC give considerable space,
this week, to the publication Of the cx-
cellent Thanksgiving sermon deliv-
cred in this city by Rev. J. Gillies.
THE highest cash price paid for
hides at the South Side Meat Market.
For getting watches, Sc, fixed SO
as to nj all right, the place to go is
Savage's, at Holloway's South Side
Drug Store. He repairs them on
short notice, and charges moderately.
| HOLIDAY goods in great variety at
Dobbins' Drug and Book Store, and a
large invoice of books, albums and
fancy articles on the way. An in
spection of their stock is solicited.
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.
THE REPUBLICAN will be dubbed
with either one of Harper's publica.
lions, the Magazine, Weekly or Ba-
Ear, and the two sent to one address
for n year, for S. 90. Now is the
time to subscribe:
THE Secretary of State has counted
the vote of this Congressional Dis.
trict. and makes out Parker's MAORI
ty at So. The vote by Counties is moi
given, but the aggregate vote is a:
follows: Parker 1876, Pike 1908.
WHEN you go 10 st. Joe, drop in
and see our old townsman, 7. b. Tip
ton. at Chambers & Marney's large
dry goods store, and he will show YOU
some of the handsomest goods you
ever saw-and lots Of them-that are
selling Tow.
SHEDRIcK & Co., in spite of the
large demand already made on them
still manage to keep q full supply o.
every imaginable style of toys and
holiday goods. 60 soon, if you are a
all particular in the choice of YOU
toys, or you will certainty be foo late
At present, however, what Shedrics
has not got in the way of candies, hoi
iday toys, &C., it isn't worth while fol
any one else to keep.
The Rockport Journal says Georg'
Deuser, of that city, met with a sal
accident there Oh Friday week. HI
was walking oil the rafters of tn
new school building, when II o
them gave way, precipitating him t.
the floor below, falling OIL his breas
across a joist, and before he could re
cover, fell to the first floor-a distanc
of thirty feet. The doctor in attend
ance, however, reports that he Is ~
fatally injured.
THIS from the Wellington (kansas
. Banner, published by G.. p. Garland
ANDREW county, Missouri, our oil,
home county, where we first lived
moved and had our being, was
strong Republican county when W
left il in 1868, but the tidal wave o
Liberalism overwhelmed it in 1876
and it PASSED into Democratic rule b.
a large majority. But two years o
such rule as they gave disgusted tn
people, and we felt like throwing u
our hat when we saw by the REPUH
LICAN that the county gave over 2U
Republican majority at this election
| Good for old Andrew!