The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-07
C. BRETITIES.

W. "A. Iflce sells Ne
braska spring wheat flour for s3 40
per cwt.
If you have anything to sell, adver-
tise it in the REPUBLICAN.
AND W. A. Price sells best fall
wheat flour for IS per cwt.
JoB-wORK executed at this Office
of all descriptions, and at prices to
suit.
The weather turned very warn
and spring-like~ yesterday, with light
shower last night.
THERE will be Episcopal services
at the Brick Presbyterian Church
this friday evening.
THE only house in the county that
gives nine pounds best Orleans sugar
for a dollar is w. A. Price.
OUR merchants L preparing for
the spring trade, and will soon have a
tempting display of goods OH exhibit
ton.
If you want choice Nebraska spring
wheat for seed, go to Prices. He
has it.
PRoTRACTED meeting at the Sixth
Street Methodist Church closed on
Sunday evening, the Church having
met with good success.
THE Howe Sewing Machine Com
pany is now manufacturing II thous-
and machines a day, and is not yet
able to supply the demand.
BLANKS for the use of Justices of
the Peace and Constablcs, for sale ut
this office; also. mortgage deeds with
power of sale, and receipts.
WILD geese are beginning to fly
arcticward, u favorable sign of an
early Spring-so say they who are not
afraid to bet ''on the goose
A STRANGE fatality has fallen upon
the jacks throughout the country; i'll
nearly every instance where they took
the epizootic it proved fatal.
Our sidewalks generally are in sad
need of repair. Upon the opening of
spring they should receive the prompt
attention of the City Council.
LETTERS are held for postage ir the
st. Joseph Post-officc addressed as
follows: Carmel Williams, Rochester,
Mo-; Samuel Killear, Fillmore, Mo.
THE place to buy white sugar is
at Prices, where you can get eight
pounds for one dollar.
WHILE Investigations arc the rule,
suppose you investigate Tyner's stock
of dry goods, and see if he has not a
| good many things very desirable; and
you have his word for it you 4 buy
them low for cash.
WHITE covered cmlgrant wagons
have commenced to pass here in good
~ numbers, and the emigrant season
for the year 1873 has opened in good
earnest under most favorable pros
poets.
FARMERS, wake up. to the fact that
by buying your dry goods, notions,
boots and shoes, groceries, &c, of j.
B. Russell, you will be consulting
your own interests. They keep good
goods. and sell them low.
We are in receipt of a polite invita-
tion to attend the grand opening ball
Of the new Central Hotel, At Mary
Vile. Missouri, to be held next Thurs-
day evening, March IS. Preparations
are being made for a fine time.
$4,000 IN CAS- FOR $l.-We cali
the attention of our readers to the
advertisement in another column of
the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum.
Here is a chance TO win a fortune i'll 4
public legal drawing, and aid a noble
charity. 17G~
If YOU want deeds, mortgages or
leases drawn, Acknowledgements taken,
collections or settlements made. go TO
J. p. Altgeld, attorney-at-law and
Notary Public, Office in front room
over Farmers Bank. 2OI
THE County School Superintendent
desires to say to those persons who
| wish to be examined for teachers
certificate, that he will be in Savan
nah on the third Saturday in each
month for that purpose, and can not
examine them at any other time.
THE Andrew County Farmers
Club meets at Savannah tomorrow
Saturday. March 81, at l P. NJ.
Farmers should attend this gathering;
it is organized and maintained for
their benefit, and they ought not to
neglect their own interests by failing
to attend the meetings of the Farmers
Club.
SOME time ago Mr.. Hoar, our
School Superintendent, received a
letter from a st. Louis firm propos-
ing to labor for the defeat Of the
pending bill in the Legislature to
abolish the office of County School
Superintendent, and then added that
they had a series of school books,
which they desired introduced. The
inference was that if Mr.. Hoar intro
duced the books in II schools, the