The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-22
C. ~BRETITIES.
SELL your hides to Howard.

30 ents a pound.
The cattle plague has spent its force
in Nodaway county.
COUNTY warrants and jury scrip,
bought by }. Is. Russell.
W A. PRICE sells groceries and pro.
visions cheaper than the cheapest.
TfNER will buy your wool, giving the
highest market price in cash or trade.
DIR. ROGERS had his pocket picked OF
a gold watch in St. Joseph on Tuesday
The rain on Friday last cooled the at.
mosphere wonderfully for several days.
THE free postal delivery system will
go into operation in St. Joe September
1st.
FRuIr-JARs, jelly-glasses, goblets,
Sance dishes, aud looking-glasses al
Tyner's.
CORN and late potatoes are almost O
complete failure in the southeastern
part of the county.
DRY and green hides bought at How.
ards South Side Meat Store. Hughes,
market price paid.
W. A. PRICE sells Crystal Syrup a,
$500 per 5 gallon key.
Wool bought at J. B. Russelr's, who
pays the highest cash price. or gives in
exchange goods at low prices.
THE "Cricketersn have received Their
playing apparatus, and were out Oh
Tuesday evening trying them.
FARMERS! or any other man-you
can save from five to twenty-five PEI
cent. by buying your goods at Russelrs,
west end Of the Square. Try it.
WE received two reports of the pic
mic at Whitesville, one of which we are
forced to crowd out-only because il
came last, and after the other was in
type.
HOWARD, south side the Square,
keeps his meat on ice, so that it is al
ways fresh, call when you will. HI
also keeps the pure cider vinegar;
cents a gallon.
COPIES of the ANDREW COUNTY RE
PUBLICAN can be obtained at the new
stand of j. r. Watts-price, five cents
Mr.. Watts also keeps all the other stan.
dard publications OF the day.
OK Saturday evening, Felix Robi.
doux, an old resident of St. Joe and
once in business in this city, died at the
former city, aged ffty-three years. He
was the fifth son of Joseph Robidoux,
the pioneer.
A MEETING will be held at the ODD
Fellows Hall, on Thursday evening, Au.
gust %, at 8 o'clock. for the purpose of
comforting the degree of the Daughter
of Rebekah upon such persons as may
be entitled thereto.
SUPREME Court convened in St. Joe
on Monday. Several attorneys from
this city were in attendance, among
whom we may mention w. S. Green.
lee, W. w. Caldwell. William Herer
and Colonel N. B. Giddings.
THOSE wishing to exchange wool fol
wooden goods, can find at Tyner's a
large stock of jeans, flannel and cassi.
mers, of the celebrated Jacksonville
Wooden Mills make; goods no,
surpassed by any in the market.
AT the meeting of the Modoc Bast
Ball Club last Friday, the following
permanent officers for the season of 1877:
were elected: President, William
Cook; Secretary, o. A. Alderman
Treasurer, o. E. Paals Directors
Hamp. Giddings, Cyrus Herein and IL
MattiSon.
THE st. Joseph Gazette states thst the
''Modocs- of this city were beaten by
St. Joe club two years ago. The
Modoc Club was not organized til
about the LIST of June, this year, and
was afterwards recognized, since
which time ii has not been beaten in a
single game
FROM Judge Case, who kindly paid
us a visit with his wife on Tuesday, We
learn the bridge over Third Fork in
Monroe township, which is being built
under his supervision, is rapidly ap-
preaching completion, and If nothing
unforeseen takes place. win be finished
by the 10th of next month.
TOOTH-ACHE is not a pleasant thing
to have, as we have learned by bitter
experience. We acknowledge but one
cure-and that is best applied by some
skillful dentist. We called on DIR. Eos.
dick, who relieved us in the twinkline
of an eye; and such is our advice to hui
manity who suffer from decayed teeth.
Let DIR. Fosdick look mt it; it may need
only a good filling, which the Doctor can
do 10 perfection; Or, if too far gone fol
that, will be extracted skillfully and
without pain.