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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-19
THE TURF.

Four Mile Heats in California.
Thad Stevens Wins First Money.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Farmers and Insurance,

At a meeting of the Council of the
Patrons of Husbandry, held at Troy,
Doniphan county, Kansas, on Saturday
the 18th instant, the following was
adopted:
Whereas, All insurance companie,
that insure both farm and city property,
charge higher rates of interest on farm
property proportionate to the risks than
on city property, thus compelling the
farmer to bear Il portion Ci losses and
hazsrdS OF city insurance; and also that
large sums ofmpney are annually drawn
from the State Tor insurance purposes
that might better be kept in circulation
at home; also that many OF these insur
ance companies, when called upon t.
pay losses. prove to be utterly worthless
and believing that cheaper rates and
safer insurance can be effected by the
farmers themselves, by the formation O
Farmers Mutual Insurance Companies
limited in their operations to particular
districts: Therefore,
ReSOlCcd, That We urge upon the
farmers of Doniphan county the import
ance of ~effecting such an organization
at the earliest practical period, combining
itself in its operations to the limits OF the
county.
At the last session of the Andrew
County Council, in this city, action of
somewhat similar nature was taken.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Carriers Address.

Our devil" has spent much valuable
time, consuming a vast quantity OF mid.
night oil, in bringing TO perfection q
poetry machine. He has set it to grind.
ing for a New Years address for oul
carriyr This machine is the most per.
verse instrument of the kind imaginable,
seeming to particularly delight in pro
ducing exactly the opposite of what is
wanted. We ourselves have started il
to grinding out some very sober, moral
and religious sentiment, when it would
deity and almost imperceptibly chan ge
TO the liveliest and nearly immodest
rhyme. New improvements have been
added, and it is hoped that some fine
haired and brilliant poesy may be
evolved for our confidently expectant car
rier. However, please bear in mind,
gentle readers, we do not guarantee
such result, and don't wish to be held
responsible. Our city subscribers will
be served by the carrier, Mr.. W. A.
Paul, on New Years morning. He will
be very thankful for small favors-large
ones in proportion.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Roaki- Earazinos. &c.

I5FE AED tBvLE.UEs 'og aIT L-psov.-tF
yiu.i G. F@r4., has secured tie agency fDF shi
peculiarly interesting work in this vicinity, and
.inrias the n.xt wyts or two viii call an our eli
ixel5 with o view Of obtaining subscriptions
thereto, in which form alone it Is s1id. The
volume j. gotten W in good s.yle, audi is the
only aut!. 0rizrl III. Of America creates. hunter,
trapper, 81. Ii. and sliie that has ever been pab-
lisleI. Tia great argument in f;vor OF this
book is chat II j. founded on facts narrated by
Kit Carson himself, and an idea Of frontier life
in America may be gain 4 from is pages Unat-
tsinaole from any other source. The life Of this
celebrated scout Will Ire forever linked win the
history of the areat American Desert ami the
I;scky MJuntiiu., ami fJg this reason should be
in every family, asa par; D: the history Of our
narvel0U- c uEtry. This is a valuable book for
presentation to the ~''risins generation"
LOOK ct the astounding offer male Of the
largest, best AMI mot popular chrome in the
wo.Il, '.Tae OLD OIlen 3 ;ckst," gwen rs &
premium 20 each subscriber TO 4morest's
Month M.52ziae, ~ announced in another col
uLll.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Rochester Items,

The birthday Of the CHICHESTER Mid
night Herald was ushcrei in with -
flourish of trumpcts AT the Coag meet
ing. on Friday night. II WIS = grand
| success. and Is destined 70 become the
lumrnary of the Western world. before
| which all the one-horsc power presses
must tail.
The Pleasant Prairie Tribune"
| naunts its banner in the breeze. and
abounds in original. rich. rare and racy
productions. The last issue WAS ably
edited by Miss Samantha Turner.
Il. II. Kirk, u popular druggist, has
anticipated the merry days OF Christmas
and New Year. and laid in 4 fine stock
OF holiday goods.
We learn that 4 severe cutting scrapc
took place in DeKalb county. at the
house of Thomas Robson, on Tuesday
night, the 10Th inst. 1t Gems that Two
young men, Powers and Robert Parsons.
| had Il dispute in reference to a NUMBER
emitting them to dance, whercupon
lfarsonS assaulted Powers with 4 knife.
and Powers defended himself by IL free
use of brass knuckles. In the ARRAY
Powers was badly used Up by Parsons
knile-his clothing being literally cut to
| pieces; while Parsons showed the Ell
fects of too much knutkle5 on his head.
We understand that both parties are I'M
der the care of their physicians, and
have been placed under arrest. We are
informed that too much bcnzine was the
cause of the atfray. These are the facts
as far rs we have been able to learn
them.
Business lively Saturday. ALAMO.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26

the affirmative side We're Geo-rc Swin.
ford, VIM. Z. Chute, Elder Thomas
Charles Thompson, W. S. Swinford ant
n or two others; on the negative sid
were Jas. NJ. Mann and Mr.. WEIGH.
school teachers, VIM. Swinford. and
several more. Most Of them spoke twice
on their respective subjects-discussion
quite warm-fnally it was decided in
favor Of the affirmative.
ORR express Office, J. Il. Watts,
agent, has done better business the
past month than during the same period
for several years past. Amount re-
ceived at the United States Express of
fee, Sl0,S27 ; amount sent, SI3,1 1856.
This don't look much like .'hard times
If You have fowls or game to sell,
don't forget to take them to w. b. How
ard. H will pay you the highest cash
price.
CLOTHES washed in Gardner's washer
grow winter every week. 1t is there
fore 4 washer and bleacher.
If you want a nice turkey, goose or
chicken, call on W. 3. Howard, south
side the Public Square.
THE revival in the Unknown" neigh
borhood has closed. 1t was very fruit
full of results.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
y. a 7fToas CoL.uIG

". i. i'KIgE sc!., tie fines; til
wheat flour Tor & % per I'D lbs.
If you want II lbs. good sugar for a
dollar, 20 to ". \. Prices.
You can get a pound of good tea for
45 cents at ". 4. Prices.
The best spring whcat flour in the
city issolI BY w. \. Price for s. o.
per 100.
CHEsrSUrs just received by W. A.
Price.
If Won want the hest vinegar. 90 to
W. 4. Price; 80 cents per gallon.
BUCKwHE,T four-a superior article
just received by ". i. Price.
W. A. PRICE has been selling gro
ceries in his same old stand for twenty
years, and has managed to live on small
er profits than any other man that ever
did sell goods in Savannah.
Four pounds choice green Rio coffee
at W. \. Prices for one dollar.
NICE syrup in 5-gallon kegs at W. A.
Prices, for 50.
8 II LBS best white 4 sugar for a dol
lar at W. A. Prices.
W. A. PRICE keeps a regular Granger
store. because he sells So cheap and
buys their produce at liberal prices.
SALT! Salt Just received at W. A.
Prices; 800 bbls. Ohio River and Lake
salt, - 50 to - % per Dbl.
W. A. Price has paid the farmers q
higher price for potatoes. this fail, than
was ever paid in Savannah for the last
twenty years.
". A. PRICE will buy the farmers
produce, let it be high or low.
THERE is not one merchant in q hun
bred that can tell how W. A. Price
lives and sells goods so cheap.
HIDES are very dull. but W. A. Price
viii buy them.
VINO ought to and who does get the
largest trade in Savannah from the
farmers? W. A. Price.
W. A. PRICE keeps the largest stock
of groceries in Savannah.
W. A. PRICE has paints, oils, brushes,
glass, putty, dye-stutfs, saltpetre, alumni.
&c.
Corn and cornmeal wanted by W.
\. Price.
BRING ali your eggs, butter, hides.
wax. lard, feathers and tallow to w. A.
Price if You want cash and cheap goods
tor them.
THERE is no place this side of ''king-
dom come" where goods are sold SO
cheap rs at W. 4. PRICES.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
PS.SC -.

= q
Our friend Doc Wiilerson rcsIrpe,
from Illinois on Saturday with his bride
and has been receiving the congratula
tons OF his many friends hereabout,
We are glad to note that the happy
couple will remain among us, as Doc
by his urbane department and many
social qualities, has endcared himself tC
a host of admiring friends, and his
amiabie bride also is highly esteemed
by her acquaintance in this city, as wei
As at her former home in Carroliton,
Illinois.
Mr.. Southland has shown US Il colored
crayon drawing of Miss Rettie Garrett,
enlarged from 4 photograph, which i,
very Efe-like, and, considering that it is
but the third or fourth attempt Of the
kind, displays considerable talent.
Mrs. j. A. Phillips exhibited to US q
number OF specimens of silver ore from
new mines Just opened near Helena, in
Montana. They display evident rich
ness, and it is her object to procure &c.
600 to work the mines. and amass for
tunes for both herself and others who
may become interested. Those who
wish further information may address
her at Rochester, il. this county.
Henry Molter will canvasS Savannah
and vicinity for the sale of Bowers Pain
Panacca (tor rheumatism. &c.) and
Eureka Relief (for coughs, colds, &c.),
after the holidays. lie has Sc ured the
exclusive agency for these medicines for
the counties of Buchanan, Andrew and
Holt.
Our friend Sam. Warner, of Duncan's
mill, got hurt December Sth. He drove
a loaded wagon down a steep, icy hill,
when he fell OF and under the wagon,
~dislocating his right shoulder. At last
accounts he was improving.-[Holt
County Sentinel.
And now come the friends of William
Bohart. and declare and say that the
remarks in our paper last week concern
inc Mr.. VIM. Bohart are untrue. and
that he "stiil lives" 1t is probably 4
piece of spite-work on the part OF Mr..
b., in order to say that newspapers
don't always tell the truth" Glad OF it
this time, anyhow.
j. NJ. Kenyon, Esq, of Fillmore, was
in the city on Tuesday.
Prof. George E. King; Of the Fillmore
Public School called on Us Tuesday. He
is enjoying q vacation Of his school.
Capt. William Caldwell fell, the other
evening, iniuring his hand severely,
thanks to some Of our bad conditioned
sidewalks.
Mr.. Joseph Lanring WAS in town on
Wednesday.
DR.. Ferguson, of the North Side Drug
Store, has gladdened the printers heart
by 4 real nice Christmas prc-eut-an as
sortment OF %pertumcry and some superb
hair-oil of his own manufacture. We
can now put on airs over u Gniortu-
nate neighbors who have To put hogs
lard and bear grease ON their flowing
locks.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Grange Items.

The Sentinel says there are twenty
one Oranges i'll Holt county.
VI. Graham, OF Oregon, has been
appointed count agent Of the Holt
county Changers.
Men in Holt county have been threat
cning farmers who are using the FEAR
or slide" gate, with prosecution unless
they pay them tire dollars, declaring
that it is an infringement Of patent.
| Ross Grove Grange. 80. 81, ia tint
county. have passed Il resolution tnat
they will resist by law t. the last the
payment OF any royalty Tor the use OF
the gate in question. Il acemSto be The
prevailing opinion that it can not he
collected by law.
Dresses Tor Changers wive5-Earm-
ers' satin.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Savannah Grange and Plow-Mak
erS.

At a meeting of Savannah Grange on
the Goth instant, the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
"RcSo1ccd, That Savannah Grange,
No. So, endorses the resolutions of the
Bolckow Grange, and the resolutions Of
our County Council. in regard to a GER
tain meeting OF pillow manufacturers re-
Gently held in Chicago, at which it was
decided that they would sell no plows
to farmers clubs or to Oranges, except
at retail prices; and it is hereby
"RcS0lred. That the members of this
Grange will not buy plows manufactured
by any of the companies represented or
endorsing the resolution not to sell to
grangers except through their own
agents, until said resolution is r~escinded.
.'Rcs0lred, That the above resolution
be published in the ANDREW COUNTY
REPUBLICAN,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Robbed IN ST. Joe.

On "Wednesday evening Of last week.
Henry Molter aud daughter, late OF THIS
county, now of Holt, stopped over night
at the Farmers Hotel in st. Joe. The
daughter, on retiring, placed her money
in an envelope with some jeweiry. The
next day, on having occasion to use the
money, she discovered it had al been
taken (s6.75). and the icwolry left but
broken. Mr. Noltcr states that the ho-
tel proprietor failed to give him any
satisfaction when spoken to in relation
10 ,hc matter. and finally rot into a pas
sion. declaring he had nothing to do
with II.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
For the Republican
Soog OF Kris Kriukle.

Merry. merry C'wi-tml, grcc;inyl
HAPPY children, one Ilj all;
Com | to YOU rICnly laden
With bri-ht gins Tor Large and small.
Come | with my tiny rcimdecr-
Hear their bells now how they Jingle:
H-lr l many happy voices
Glrsiui shout |'Th.re comes Kris kr.n-
klt.'
Si"siy, now, my prIucin- dancers;
La ~ li.H Upnn This root;
Cautious Wg.a y-Hr precious burden
M4Ma the sound vi b,ll and hooi;
Last We wax" tho IiG'lr praitlcrs,
Dreaming in their ii;i'c beds
or he -~p.it-- t!.li " bri"- IN. H.
Blessing on their caEiy acA,is!
Slyly siip ! down the chimney,
With my basket on my bIck;-
Dream nov N, my pTrCtoI, children,
N!liir | open out III! pack.
Hers q book for thoughtful Johnny,
Fan Oi stu:I,. al Long Ago
H-rr Wprk-boN Tor l., Jennie,
Win th:E3ir, needles, and all, You know
Thasc III. vase Miss Nellie wanted
\ So 81 J:r-ihIuS- Tor little B"s-;
Blu. p-ha~' IN tumble them IN a heap;
ihrIr n..inc - ON ever! Thing, / .uess.
AMI hos | VIII laugh - away ! ny;
All .,ar- h. low my su"w-wnIic beard
To iIiHk "a IN ~cl..irrn IN their merry giee:
AHi iGr nIpyicst laughter ever was heard.
Ia. s:~D.,In1zg pa, ihIs doll for Minnie
AuI TAI drum frr tuy Bon
\ RATTLE tor iHr ii lgtInE hIhr''-
And Tor the mptl.r, i turncy hen.
ISnow yoa'u thin il very funny
T. sing al 4 turkey in my cong:
But then, yoU know, cen CHrlsimI IS children
Nut have dInucr ~ they 20 along.
For whom to rmptv uui nv store;
Cannot AFFORD A tnriSimls dinner
For know tnry,re very Door.
W,s M. dry our SIvI,r bora.
R.m,!nb ring eva fpr our Ovation
JSyluI .rrt; the, ClrlsyInls mora!
And , travel lar md wide;
FITius over d.I, and hilltop.
AMI far o'rr IA, acelu,' ;id.;-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Notice to Those Concerned.

If ladies, in passing the marble shol
of Stotts & McDermott, have been an
moved by the improper conduct of som
person at the window, they will pleas
not reflect on the proprietors or work
men. An unwelcome idler Is tn
s STOTTS & MCDERMOTT.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
SundaY-School Concert.

The scholars of the Sixth Street Meth
odist Church have been making prcpara-
tons for q grand concert to be given at
the church on Sunday evening next.
Mr.. II. B. Sargent will have charge OF
the musical department. A large turn
out should be given them, to encourage
the children in their laudable efforts.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
&c.

Miss Alice Conden desires TO inform
her numerous customers that She has
removed her ~dressmaking establishment
TO her residence one square north Of tic
Public Square. All who wish dress
making, cutting, trimming, &C., done III
the best manner and latest style, at very
low rates, should give her a call.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
For Sale-Cheap.

A large and well selected stock of
Christmas, holiday and toy books,
photograph albums, blank books, school
books, notions, &c, is offered at panic
prices at the old stand Of II. II. Dob
bins. two doors west of Farmers Bank,
Savannah. Missouri. Don't tail to ex-
anime the stock before purchasing.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Tho Andrew County Republican
and Prairie Farmer.

For thu convenience of such of cur patrons az
may desire Il sub cribe Tor THE PRAIRIE
FARNEH in CONNECTION with OUr Journal, We
VIII sarply The Two papers uhe regular price OF
the former being $50, and Of the latter s.. J0)
ii Ordered together, for only SS.25.
The Farmer VIII be sent tic balance of this
wear Nee.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Flou,.' Flour !

W. A. Price has reduced III" price oil
flour another % cents Oh the hundred
pounds. XXX fall wheat -four 81 20
XXX spring wheat -four 81 20. The
Sunerior flour is always warranted 10
rive perfect satisfaction or, the money
returned.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Married.

WTLKEEsON-TRTBLE-In CGrrollton. H.,
on December Is. l>.j, by Rev. Duncan McAIl-
Ian, Mr.. L. q. WiiSgrsJa. OF Sagann Nh, Mo-,
to Mis- Sophie Tribe, Of C;rroilIon, III.
Il the re isicace of the BRIDES father, neal
Savannah, Andrew county, $40, December Is,
1873. by rev. j. l.. Monroe, Mr.. +. W. Kent
10 Mis- Joicie " Golfer.
o. December 81, 1873. at Fillmore, No, Mr..
joel iiazEarito Mrs. Mary Newell, both oil Bu
caIn.n county, by Esquire Z + Gilmore.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
g. BRETIIIES.

CORK wanted at Savannah Mills.
AsLIGnr sprinkle of now On Tues.
day morning.
GARpNEE's washer steams and stirs
at the same time.
SAVANNAH Mills are buying wheat
paying highest market price.
THERE is no YEA to goods washed in
GARDENERS washer.
InE Fillmore school closed last Sat
urday until the 9th Of January.
Buy a family right to Gardner's wash
er and make your own stove boiler and
washing machine.
W. B. HOWARD pays six cents a pound
for green hides and the highest cash
price for pelts.
GARpNER's washer took the first pre-
MUM at the st. Joe Exposition and
Holt County Fair.
STEWART Bros. have removed their
law office up stairs in the northeast room
Of the Courthouse.
The boiler of Gardeners washer holds
forty gallons. and viii heat water on u
stove for scalding hogs.
REMEMBER that the place TO get a No.
l steak or roast is at the Savannah Meat
Market, on the south side of the Square.
RUCKwHEAT wanted by W .A.Pricc, for
which he will pay in cash 4 higher price
than the mill or any one else in this city.
The Savannah Public School closed
on "Wednesday Of this week for the hol-
days. 1t will open again on Monday
week.
TIE city Of Fillmore is rapidly getting
to work in its incorporated capacity. Its
ordinances will be published to the world
in a few days.
j. NJ. KENYON, of Fillmore, Missouri,
has 4 few choice young Berkshire and
Poland China pigs for sale; also pure
bred shOrt-horned cattle.
THE revival at Flag Springs is still in
successful progress; we believe some
forty have professed religion since the
commencement of the meetings.
Corn wanted at Savannah Mills.
FROM the complete preparations GO
ing on at the Episcopal Church, we
opine that many youngsters Of that Sun
dav-school will have had their hearts
made glad by the Christmas tree.
ALL persons indebted to me will please
call Immediately and settle with Mr.. F.
Becker. in whose hands l have placed
my accounts for collection.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE.

Happy n eIief for Young Men from the effects
= Errors and Abuses in early life. Manfin9h
rr:siored. Impedimenfs 10 Marriage removed.
~ method Of treatment. New AMI remarks
p, remedies. Books and Circulars sent fresy IN
Ssralsd envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASH
e1iAIioS, No. 2 South Ninth ST., PhiladeiphtA,
S---aQ Institution having Q high reputation fi
"'hor7sle s1n1,f~t ard rroSssf1rs' skhi'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Ten Dollars Saved.

Buy Garlner's washer of Weed
Earls, at Sl5. and you get a machine
WORT, ean and a stove boiler worth S5.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
G. Z SCHNIITT.

AT the Holt County Circuit Court,
Judge Kelley presiding, Adam Lease
has been sentenced to the ~penitentiary
fortwo years for horse stealing. and
Benjamin May to two years for forgery.
OUR City Marshal desires to warn all
persons who have not yet paid their city
tax that after the 1st Of January the
penalty will be added, and they will
" money by paying before that time.
SAVANNAH Grange had L very full at
tendance on Saturday last. We are
glad to notice that not only is the at
tendance more full than heretofore, but
| that additions to membership are stead
lily going on.
We are informed by Mr.. John ii.
| Clsrdy, that the name Of the person
accidentally killed near his fathers
| house, several miles west Of BolckOw,
was Moves ". Bickfort, that being the
address on 4 number of letters found ON
his person.
DURING the week ending December
%. postal money orders have been taken
II the Savannah Office amounting to
S676.24. During the same time S675
has been paid out On money orders pre-
scntcd. This is very good business for
hard times"
Mrs. BusKIRK has a fine lot of bon
| nets and hats, ribbons, &C., to which
the attention Of the ladies OF Sayan-
nah and vicinity is respectfully invited.
| Get a bonnet or hat trimmed al
this establishment, and you can not
help but be suited.
DR.. HOWARD, of this city, has just
killed TO hogs, a year and a half old,
that weighed when dressed 1858 pounds,
or an average each, according
to the rule of ascertaining it, of GAS
pounds gross. The Doctor is ahead, so
far, in the county.
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 and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than anybody can oil credit.
CHRISTMAS has come /! and our gentle
men friends will be wanting to make
their wives or sweethearts a present oil
some kind. Let j. 3. Russell know
what you want, and if you can't select
a handsome dress pattern or something
else from his stock that will suit You
exactly, you are hard to please.
A LETTER was mailed here some time
since. addressed to David Esray, Gar
den of Eden, Pulaski county, Indiana,
There being no post-ofice of that name
in Pulaski county, 1t was returned by
the Postmaster at Winnamac with the
Endorsement: Returned to the writer
who must be the person who tempted
Eve" Who is he?
STILES & HARDY amt got any none.
to loan, nor amt rich enough 10 sci
goods on credit; but they can do In
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: the!
can and do sell goods very low, ana Sd.
they can afford TO sell goods lower 10
cash than anybody a on credit.
WE learn of lyceums and literary SO
cieties in different parts of Northwes
Missouri this winter that are making
things quite pleasant and interesting i
their deliberations and discussions. A
the Swinford school house, in Nodawa
county, on Friday night last, the subjee
was: Resolved, That man learn
more by tra7elir. thsn tv reading Q
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26

f. WHITAKER attorney AZ law and
:. General Claim Agent, savannah No. Sol,
ss--.nts. back pay aid bounty, widows and
laid pensions and general collections attended
nTIth great care and rromn;aess. Also. for
vsriing and land agent for the Atchison, Topeka
ss.nr4 Fr Railroad Company. All inquiries
s-cmntly answered. IL. viii ticket parties 10 all
rr,infs on the road. Call on him Is
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
Wheat Wanted

W. \. Price wants fall and spring
wheat. for which ne will pay the highets
cash price.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
ATTORNEYS.

- UiG,iiNS, Ai.oraey-aI-Law. Office over
.d,rclan's store, Savannah, Missouri.
g., ~rrsc;ice in all the Courts OF the 18th Judi
nTT,,ttr.nit, S7E