The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-20
L0CHL ~BREVTFfES.

The Missouri Legislature meets
the LIST day or January.
IF you want to buy anything, adyer-
tise inthe REPUBLIcAN.
REMEMBER the south side meat mar
kct when you want a choice steak or
roast.
If you have anything to sell, adver-
tise it in the REPUBLICAN.
THE highest cash price paid for
hides at the South Side Meat Market.
Hoes have ruled steadily in the st.
Joe market for the past week at 1925.
SELL your hides and pelts to How
ard, at the South Side Meat Store.
The starch factory of ST. Joseph
turns out 10000 pounds of starch per
day.
The Andrew County Teachers In
stitute meets at Savannah next Mon
day.
SEVERAL new subscribers have
been added to our list since our last
issue.
WHERE do wise men deposit their
money? Answer: Where they
please. ..-
BACON thieves are worrying the
owners of smoke-houses in Gentry
county.
RABBIT hunting was engagedin by
some parties last week not much
success.
AT Hiawatha, Kansas, they are u.s.
ing corr for fuel, says the Troy Re
publican.
GEryour holiday toys at Shedrick
& Co.'S. Kris Kringle has his head
quarters there.
SATURDAY morning last was warm
and spring-like, but after noon was
raw and bitter cold.
QUITE a number of human cases of
~"epizoot" ~(up-a-snoot) were visible
on our streets Tuesday.
COLLECTOR Sanders is collecting
the taxes at a moderate rate-some
two thousand dollars a day.
WE have the veritablc epizootic in
| our midst, and no mistake. We have
not learned of any fatal cases.
A VOLUNTEER fire company has
been organized in St. Joe to drag the
engines to fires,during the prevalence
of the ~epizoOtic.
THOSE who have come in and paid
for the second year of their paper
have our thanks. There are others
whom we would be glad to thank.
WHEN a man gets drunk now a
DAYS, Just drunk, enough to put his
hand on his stomach and articulate
"N'York," they say he's got the ep-
izoot.
THAT was a decidedly agile feat
performed the other night by a cit
izen jumping bodily through the up
Der sash of a window-to get out OF a
saloon quick.
AUGUST ScHUsTER, at the south
side Clothing Emporium, is continu-
ally receiving new rcady-made cloth
ING. boots and shoes, hats, caps, &c.
Go and see him. fsg
ALL the commissions for the An
drew County officers elect have been
received, and are now ready for de-
livery by B. NJ. Danford, the County
Clerk, at his office.
TIENA FoLCH, a servant girl OF 81.
joseph. is a victim ofthe foolish prac-
tice of kindling the fire with coal oil.
She WAS so badly burned that her life
was despaired of on Tuesday.
A BARN belonging to II. Wells,
Esq. of Dallas township, Harrison
county, was burned a month ago.
distroying corn. hay, and rails TO the
amount of four hundred dollars.
THE horse disease has reached Beth
anv. Harrison county, and several
horses have the epizoot. The Tri-
bune a V the disease is very mlid,
and is not likely to prove fatal.
BENZ. CHILDs, Esq, Cashier OF the
Farmers Bank of Andrew County,
states that the heavy transactions in
hogs have made monetary affairs un-
usually lively. Not so with us.
We forgot to mention that Messrs
j. b. Peters and Absolem Baker.
Rochester township, called on us dur
ing the session of Circuit Court in
this city. They served on the jury.
JOHN w. ENT, our new Constable,
saws business is good. He attends
promptly to all business intrusted to
his care. He can be seen Tor II alb
sent word can be left at the County
Treasurer's Office.
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 wear, for s. 90. Now is the
time TO subscribe.
CONSIDERABLE complaint is made
among farmers about the dry wealth
er. The ground is represented TO
have dried ont to such a depth as TO
very seriously affect the prospect for
n crop Of wheat next year.
JURY, in the. Probate Court, on
"wednesday. pronounced Russell L.