The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-23

FULL line of hardware, saddles and
brides, cheap, at W. S. Earls'.
BUCKEYE table rake reaper and mower
at W. S. Earls' hardware store.
Nm. PRICE recently shipped from this
point thirteen car loads of oats.
FoUR auctions in town at one time
was the feature of Saturday last.
AND W. A. Price sells the best Boston
syrup at 1926 per five gallon key.
FROM appearances, flowers for Deco
ration Day will be a scarce article.
SERVICES at the Episcopal Church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
TYNER will buy your wool, giving the
highest market price in cash or trade.
REMEMBER w. A. Price sells ten
pounds New Orleans sugar for a dollar.
PEOPLE grumble at w. S. Earls be-
aus he throws in too much with his
stoves.
"DON'T, Henry! you haven't shaved
this week. saida young lady the other
evening.
Our citizens should not tail to attend
the meeting to make arrangements for
Decoration Day.
AFTER a protracted spell of wet and
cool weather, the suns rays came down
warm again on Tuesday.
NEITHER rhyme nor reason can ex-
press how much you a save by buy
ing your goods at ]. d. Rnsselrs
LIVE stock has been shipped from
Bolckow, since the Ist of January, equal
to an average of n car per day.
HAVE you bought your spring hat
yet9 Ladies, go at once to Mrs. Bus
kinks and supply yourselves and chill
dren.
THE first locomotive crossed the
bridge owe the Missouri ut St. Joe on
Tuesday. 1t will be opened to travel
directly.
DECORATION of the soldiers graves at
Radical school-house will take place on
the first Sabbath in June, as previously
arranged.
In the storm of Tuesday night an old
house in the west part ofthe city was
struck by lightning, tearing away one
corne of it.
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.
MANY improvements in sidewalks
have been made, but some parties seem
to be neglecting to comply with the no
tees served IN them. Delays are dan
gerous.
FROM j ,seph Rea, Esq, we learn
some orchards in Platte township
give promise of q good crop of peaches.
In other localities they will yield almost
nothing.
A GOOD Use for dogs has at last been
1t is said that dogs buried in
the garden in the spring will promote
growth of grape-vines. Let every
body try it.
News from the northwest part of the
county is particularly flattering for
good wheat crop. Messrs. Pugh and
.oshor have wheat a foot high, thick
and Of good color.
ALL the latest styles of hats and bon
nets, and tasteful trimmings, viii be
found at Mrs. Buskirk's, west end of
the Square. Call and look at the large
and elegant assortment now on hand.
ALLEN L. HIxoN, insane, and Mis-
souri, Beasley, a deaf and dumb girl,
were sem to appropriate asylums at
by the County Court on Tues
lay, in charge of w. W. Booher, Esq.
If you want to see q mammoth stock
Of dry goods, notions, ladies' and mems
shoes, call upon Tyner, who will make
you prices as lew as any house in the
west. Cash or wool taken in exchange
or goods.
IL you want deeds, mortgages or
eases drawn, acknowledgment taken,
or settlements made, go to
J. P. AItgeld, attorney-at-law and
Public, office in front room
,ver Farmers Bank.
STILES & HARDY amt got any money
o loan, nor amt rich enough to sell
FOODS on credit; but they can do the
'ther thing, viz. to-wit, namely : they
an and do sell goods very low. and say
hey can afford to sell goods lower for
ash than anybody a on credit.
FRoaacorrespondent we learn that Jo-
'eph Adams, who was shot two weeks
previously by Albert Bane, died from
ts effects Friday. Mayg. The shot took