The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-28
C. BRETITIES.

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Good corn weather this week.
New potatoes have made their APP
pearance.
Dolly Warden Groceries at G. Z.
Schmitt's North Side Grocery.
THEY have a horsc-thief detective
society in Nodaway county.
Dobbins will give you s quires
of good paper for rs cents.
Farmers in st. Clair county are Of
fering three dollars a day for harvest
hands.
Dolly Warden. Cigars, Pipes and To-
bacco. at G.. Z. Schmitt's North Side
Grocery.
A HEw hotel at Brookfield has Just
been finished, at a cost Of thirty thou
sand dollars.
A FARMER in Atchison county ex-
poets his crop ofoats to average about
eighty bushels to the acre.
AN Grafton will be delivered on the
Fourth of July at Hamilton by w. S.
Everett, Esq, ofSt. Joseph.
Dobbins will give you 25good
envelopes for 10 cents.
THE ground has dried out very rap
| idly, and a good shower would not
now be out of place. So say the
farmers.
MACON county candidates are ear
ly i'm the field, already four candi-
dates for Sheriff having been an
nOunccd.
THE rush to Prices closing out sale
still continues. He is selling at cost,
and the people aretaking advantage of
it by laying in q big stock ofgroceries.
JOHN HUGHES, the man who killed
his brother-in-law a few days since in
Holt county, has succeeded in cvading
pursuit. He was seen crossing the
river into Nebraska.
THE Atchison County Journal says
that ''during a two-days trip over the
country recently VIC failed to find a
single Greeley Republican, while we
saw several Grant Democrats"
ELDER J. Z. GRAFTON, an old citi-
zen of Harrison county, but lately of
Worth county, died recently, and was
buried with honors of Masonry and
Odd Fellowship OH Friday week, in
Worth county.
Our neighbor, in giving the price
at which several newspapers would
be sold, did not include his own.
One hundred dollars is the sum at
which its influence has been offered,
but was not taken up, on account of
the high price asked!
THE Secretaries of the various
Township Republican meetings, to be
held tomorrow Saturday, June 29),
are requested to forward to US imme-
diatcly a full report ofthe proceedings
had, and a list of the working commit
tee appointed for their respective
townships.
A PETITION for q mail route from
Maryville, DeKalb county, to Roches-
ter, this county, was forwarded to the
Postmaster General at Washington
some time ago, but nc returns have
been received. 1t is not very proba-
bic that any thing will be done in the
matter until the next session Of Con.
gress.
. A PARTY of young men-two Will
kinsons and two Frodshams-depart-
ed from Savannah with a heavy team
on Monday. They propose camping
out" in the wilds of Western Kansas,
having lots of the fresh air to be
found there, and bringing home a buff
falo or two. Their return will be
anxiously awaited for by their friends,
who fear the "bloody savagcs."
ELSEWHERE win be found tho adj
vertisement Of land for sale by DIR.
Davenport. The Doctor has removed
to Savannah and concluded to devote
all his time to his profession. He
therefore has no use for the land and
will sell it cheap. For any m wish
ing to settle at the enterprising village
of Bolckow here is q rare chance to
make a fine home, for the prairie and
timber lie contiguous to Bolckow and
are both excellent.
WE welcome to Missouri WIFI
lom associates of the Cincinnati
Chronicle Office, Messrs. w. A. Nc
Henry and c. G. Davis who have
just purchased the St. Charles Cos
mos. They are first-class printers,
gentlemen in the correct sense, and
sound Republicans, and will without
doubt do good work for the Republi-
can cause.
PERs oNs going to st. Joseph on the
Fourth, or at any other time, will find
the Merchants Hotel, on Eighth street,
between Locust and Messanie streets, a
very excellent place to stop. The pro-
prietor, Nj. S. H. Sommers, is one Of the
best landlords in the country, whose
constant study is to please his guests.
Try him.
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