The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-04
LOC.4L BRETITIES.

oEEL u niues 10 Howard. =
FARMERS are looking for harses,
hands. as- I'd
The sound of fire-craekers is-hcard in
the land.
w. A, PRICE viii sell you a pound OF
Imperial tea for j0cts.
e advertisement Property ut 4
Sacrifice" in another column.
TYNER will buy your wool, giving the
highest market price in cash or trade.
w. A. PRICE sells the best article OF
fall wheat flour at $3.50 per cwt.
JOHN BRETT, late Presiding Justice OF
Buchanan County Court, died recently.
DIR and green hides bought. at How
ards South. Side Meat Store. Highest
market price paid.
A NUMBER one chairmaker can find
steady employment by applying to
C. w. Snyder, Amrazonia, Mo.
BEST fall wheat flour, home manuJiac-
Mred, from Andrew county wheat, for
S4.75 per cwt., ut Savannah Mills.
WALL PAPER IN various styles at JIG.
Walkers, north side the square, who
will also put it up for you on short no
tice.
In order that all hands of the RErUB-
LICAN Office may celebrate the Fourth,
our paper is issued one day earlier this
week than usual.
AN anonymous communication-sub-
ject: "Loafers"-was received last
week. Without we know the name of
the author it will not be published.
A FULL line of gents' summer clothing,
boots, shoes, trunks and valises just re-
ceiyed at the clothing house of J.. J..
Miller, north side of the Square.
Our new job press turns out as fine
work as any in Northwest Missouri.
All kinds of plain and fancy printing
done to order at reasonable rates.
SAVANNAH Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry has a meeting on Saturday,
July 9Th, at the Good Templars' Hall,
over Miller's Clothing Store, Savannah,
Mo.
A MOVEMENT is on foot in St. Joseph
to secur the enforcement of the Sunday
laws, with reference to closing saloons
and other places of business on the
Sabbath.
j. G. WALKER, at his shop, north side
the square, keeps a full assortment OF
mixed paints, glass and wall paper. Go
and examine the stock, and you surely
will be pleased.
If you want to see a mammoth stock
of dry goods. notions, ladies' and mems
shoes, call upon Tyner, who will make
you prices as low as any house in the
west. Cash or wool taken in exchange
for goods.
TwELvE pounds of dried peaches OF
apples for $1.OO ut w. A.. Prices.
Sine feathers make fine birds" To
verify the truth of this, ladies, go to
Mrs. Buskirk's, west end the Square,
and get a supply of those exquisite finer
les, and select a neat hat or bonnet from
the choice assortment there to be found.
THOSE wishing TO exchange wool for
wooden goods, find at Tyner's Il
large stock of jeans, flannel and cassi-
mcrs, Of the celebrated Jacksonville
Wooden Mills make; goods not
surpassed by any in the market.
Buck" of the st. Joe Gazette, says
"A1r. Joseph Snyder died suddenly at
his residence in Liberty township. D.-
yiess county, on the l4th ult., of cramp
collie, brought on by drinking too freely
| of cold water. An awful warning t.
| cold water men,"
STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely : they
can ard do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford 70 sell goods lower fol
cash than anybody al on credit.
ATTENTION is called to the staten EN-
of the Farmers Bank in another column,
We are glad to observe the evidences Of
prosperity of this well conducted insti'
tuition rs shown by this statement. A
~semi-annual dividend of eight per cent
Is declared, free of tax, which is con
siderable above the average.
JOHN j. MILLER, Esq, has bought on
the interest Of AN. Schuster in tn,
clothing store northeast corner of tn,
square. Mr.. Miller is now receiving
new stock of spring and summer cloth
ing, boots and shoes, hats and caps
which viii be sold allow prices for cash
An inspection of his goods is .earnestl.
requested. Nothing will be lost by ex
aiming them.
Attentioni
Just step into w. A. Prices grocer.
store. on the south side of the Square