The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-25
gLOCaL BREVITIEs.
CooL weathef this week.

|. COOL weather this week. &3s 4
ROAD tax time has come round again.
Coop spring wheat -four at Savannah
Mills 1t % IS.
BRICK laying commenced OH the new
depot on Tuesday.
JUROR KELLEY left on Monday to
hold court in Holt county.
AND W. A. Price sells 10 pounds Or
leans sugar for 81 90.
Hoes are not allowed to run in the
streets Of Oregon, Holt county. ~
MAMMOTH stock of dried fruits Just
received a; w. A. Prices.
SERVICES at the Episcopal Church,
morning and evening, next Sabbath.
COOP spring wheat -four at Savannah
Mills at So %.
CHOICE article spring wheat -four at
Prices for 50 20 per cwt.
A NEW and splendid organ was used
for the first time in Christ Church, St.
Joseph, on Sunday last.
w. A. PRICE has just received 100
Kegs crystal syrup. and is selling at
$40 per five gallon key.
A GRAND Saengerfest will be held in
st. Joe, commencing on the 30th day Of
May.
w. A. PRICE sells coal oil for thirty
cents per gallon.
A RUNAWAY on Saturday severely
injured a man who lives near Rosen-
dale. His name we did not learn.
OUR enterpridng marble firm Of
Stotts & Dempsey sent q fine lot Of
gravestones and one monument to be
put up at Oregon, Mo-, on Monday.
WE are in receipt of a letter from
-Junius," but on account of its length
| and the press of other matter on our col
umns, it will have to ''bide its time"
The County Court meets next Mon
day as a Board of Appeals, to hear the
persons who may be aggrieved at the
raising of the assessment upon their
property.
Our elegant new sign, which so many
admire, is the workmanship of Mr.. j.
G.. Walker, who is prepared to do more
just as good for any who may stand in
need of it. ,
CIRCUIT Court adjourned on Satur-
day till the second Tuesday in June,
being the 10th. We have not room this
week to publish the balance of the cases
disposed of.
WHEN yon have but 8 little money to
spend, and a great deal of dry goods,
boots, shoes, hats. &C., to buy, it is al
ways advisable to go to the store that
gives the most goods for the least
money. Try Russelrs West End Store.
In this weeks paper appears the finan-
cial exhibit of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the pauper and bridge funds of
the county. The exhibit of the other
funds will be published next week.
MINISTERS and others who desire to
give an elegant and tasteful marriage
certificate-one which will look beauti-
full framed to the couples who are
married by them. can find them ut our
Office.
SALT Lake peaches at Prices, seven
| pounds for q dollar.
If you want deeds, mortgages or
leases drawn, Acknowledgements taken.
| collections or settlements made, 90 to
j. P. Altgeld, attorney-at-law and
Notary Public, Office in front room
over Farmers Bank. s
AT the last sitting of the County
Board of Equalization, it was ''ordered
that the Farmers Bank be assessed with
the whole amount of its capital stock
-to-wit: $2l, 440-less the value put
upon the real estate of said bank, to-wit:
$1,000"
Who hit Billy Patterson? Why, his
wife, to be sure. One weighed nine and
a half and the other ten pounds, both
boys. Who comes next9-or do you all
throw up the sponge? 1t all actually
happened at the yeritable William Patter-
sons residence, near the Gee School
house.
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 any body can on credit.
REMEMBER w. A. Price sells ten
pounds N ew Orleans sugar for a dollar.
Our enterprising musical friend,
Adolph Andel, at 115 Felix street, st.
Joseph, has recently published a number
of beautiful instrumental and vocal
pieces of music. We IRE in receipt of
ia Favoriten (Morceau de Concert). a
handsome instrumental piece, and "Old
Church Bell vocal. Send for cata-
logue Of music to Adolph Andel, ST.
Joseph. Mo. G 1850 Be- ii
JoHS J. MILLER, Esq, has bought out
the interest of A. N. Scbuster in the
clothing store northeast corner of the
Nj. Miller is now receiving a
new stock of spring and summer cloth
boots and shoes, hats and caps,
which will be sold atlow brices for cash.
An ;nsnecfion of his goods is earnestly