The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-18
LOCdL BRETI7IES.

III newest Styles OF domestic prints
at Russelrs.
w. A. PRICE will sell You a pound Of
Imperial tea for scots.
SCARCITY of harvest hands is com.
planned of by the farmers.
READ Tia. Sheriff and partition sale.
in our advertising columns.
SEE advertisement property at a
Sacrifice" in another column.
TWELVE pounds of dried peaches Oh
apples for Sl.00 at w. A. Prices.
TYNER will buy your wool, giving the
highest market price in cash or trade. .
w. A. PRICE sells the best article o.
fall wheat flour at $3.50 per cwt.
FRrIr-JARs, ielly-glasses, goblets,
Sauce dishes, aud looking-glasses a,
Tyner's.
A PREMIUM is offered for the indiyid.
ual who made a remark this week thai
it was warm.
DRY and green hides bought at How.
ards South Side Meat Store. Highest
market price paid.
AT 4 recent election in Nodaway
county the "stock law" was beaten by 6
vote of four to one.
Wool bought at J. B. Russell's, Who
pays the highest cash price, or gives in
exchange goods at low prices.
T. H. BEEKMAN is not always blow.
ing his horn, but viii sell you groceries
as low as any house in Savannah or any
other place. Give him a call.
A FULL line of gents summer clothing,
boots, shoes, trunks and valises just re.
ceived at the clothing house of j. j,
Miller, north side of the Square.
THE State Temperance Convention
will meet at Jefferson City on the sd
and oath of July, 1873. All friendly tc
the order are invited to attend.
T. H. BEEKMAN buys goods for two
houses, enabling him to buy largely and
at better prices than any other house in
the county. A hint to the wise is suffi.
Client.
ALL who may prefer having their pa
per left at the Fost-ofice, and are
willing to pay postage OF it Give cent:
a quarter) can be Accommodated by let.
ting us know.
HOWARD, south side the Square,
keeps his meat on ice, SO that it is al.
ways fresh, call when you will. lie
also keeps the pure cider vinegar-2i
cents a gallon.
A FIN assortment of millinery good:
can be found at Mrs. Buskirk's, ives
end of the Square, from which a bt
selected bonncts, hats, ribbons, trim
mings, &c., to suit the most fastidiou:
taste. Go and see.
THOSE wishing to exchange wool foi
wooden goods, can find at Timers &
large stock of jeans, flannel and cassi
mers. of the celebrated Jacksonville
Wooden Mills make; goods moi
surpassed by any in the market.
We have received from ID. L. Hall
Esq, President of the Kansas City In.
dustrial Exposition, a polite invitation
| to attend that institution, which will be
| held from September Is to 20. This i:
| the third annual exhibition, and give:
promise Of being 4 success.
The st. Louis Magazine for July !,
received. 1t is very similar to Peter
sons, and by some thought to be supe
| rior to it. Ter7us-three dollars a year
For three dollars we can send the RE
PUBLICAN and the magazine to any ad
dress for one year.
PAINT and paper your houses, ant
make home pleasant and comfortable
In order to do this, call on j. &. Walk
or, Forth side tie Square, and selec
Your fayorite shade of mixed paint AM
secure a supply of handsome wall pape
from his full stock.
AT reccnt meeting Of the School
Board, all the teachers of the Savanna
Public School were re-cngaged for til
next years term, with the addition G
Mr.. j. G.. Honnold, who will TAX
charge of an additional grade to b
formed. Good selections.
STILES & HARDY amt got any none
to loan, nor amt rich enough to SCI
goods on credit; but they can do tn
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely the
can and do sell goods very low, and 81
they can afford 10 sell goods lower fo
cash than anybody can on credit.
JOHN j. MILLER, Esq, has bought OF
the interest of A. N. Schuster in til
clothing store northeast corner of tn
square. Mr.. Miller is now receiving
new stock of spring and summer clotl
ing, boots and shoes, hats and cap:
which will be sold atlow prices for casl
An inspection of his goods is earnestl
requested. Nothing viii be lost by eA
aiming them.
Attention.
J,st Ston into w A Prices GROCER