The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-18
MANY CITIZENS
LOCAL. BRETITIES.

LOC.HL BR FlIIES.
DAMP weather lately.
NEW maple sugar in market.
IT hailed on Sunday afternoon.
GRASS has begun to show its color.
DAYS and nights are now about equal.
BIG stock of ladies' baskets at Ty-
ner's.
New salt at W. A. Prices at So 25
per barrel.
EGGS suffered on Sunday-being Eas-
ter Sunday.
Coon spring wheat -four at Savannah
Mills at So 25.
PRIME g~ilt-cdged butter is a rare lux
ury these days.
AND W. A. Price sells 10 pounds Or
leans sugar for 81 90.
THOSE who owe us on subscription
MUST PAY UP IMMEDIATELY.
Go to Tyner's to buy your p~arasols,
South Side.
Snow on Monday and Tuesday ofthis
week. 1t don't want to leave us for
good.
L. II. BEEKMAN will sell you nine and
a half pounds New Orleans sugar for
one dollar.
Coon spring wheat -four at Savannah
Mills at SO 25.
JUST received, a large stock of ladies'
shoes, from the Boston market, at Ty-
ner's, South Side. :
FINEST article spring wheat flour at
Prices at % % per cwt.
THIS week we commence the publ
cation of the Township Organization
Law as amended. 1t will take several
weeks to finish it.
EIGHT pounds of A sugar for one dol
lar at T. II. Beekman's.
Think Of wtat you ,cdm IN dry goods,
and then call on Tyner, mhere can be
found a mammoth stock Of neW goods.
MOUND CITY, Holt county, had a big
railroad meeting, on the 4th of April,
and is anxious for the Quincy Pacific
road to run through it.
w. A. PRICE has just received 100
Kegs crystal syrup, and is selling al
$40 per five gallon key.
BUTTER has become scarce. A little
good butter would be thankfully re-
ccived on subscription, for which the re.
tail price will be paid.
T. III. BEEKMAN sells spring wheat
-four at 1915 per hundred.
THE soul stirring and sleep-disturbing
notes Of the plaintive love-sick frogs and
other sweet singing animals are heard
in the land. Our new brass band also
discourses some r~efrains in the night.
If you want deeds, mortgages OF
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.
The Bethany Tribune Office is pub
fishing the Township Organization Law
with all the late amendments, in pamph.
let form. Send IS cent addressed to
the Bethany Tribune, Bethany, Mo-,
and you will receive the amended law.
STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, MOI amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they a do the
| other thing, viz: they can and do sell
goods very low, and say they can at
ford to sell goods lower for cash than
any body a on credit.
LOVES Restaurant, opposite the Post
office, st. Joseph. still keeps up its rep
utation of being the best dining-hOuse
in the city. Many Andrew county citi-
| zens make it a resort for meals when
| they visit St. Joe, and many more should
do so. Mr.. Love spares no pains to
keep a good table, and is steadily build
ing up a very large run of customers.
JOHN j. MILLER, Esq, has bought out
| the interest of A. N. Schuster in the
clothing store northeast corner of the
squar MI. Miller is now receiving a
new stock of spring and summer cloth
ing, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
which will be sold allow brices for cash.
An inspection of his goods is earnestly
requested. Nothing will be lost by ex-
aiming them.
T. II. BEEKMAN gives sixteen ounces
to the pound every day in the week
Sundays excepted).
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