The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-19
G. BRETIIIES.
l.OTS of mud.

- veal 10 SoOuS washed III
Gardncr'S washer.
AN adjourned session of the Circuit
Court will be held in this city on the
10Th inst.
Buy a family right to Gardner's wash.
er and make your w stove boiler and
washing mschine.
FoR your nice Christmas turkeys.
tender roasts, beefsteaks. &C.. go to
Towards, south side the Square.
GARDSER'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 Gardner's washer holds
forty gallons. and will heat water OH 4
stove for Scalding hogs.
THERE will he services at the Episco-
pal Church, in this city on Christmas
morning al the usual hour.
CLOTHES washed in Gardncr's washer
crow winter every week. IL is there
fore 4 washer and bleachcr.
llowARD, south side the Square. has Il
patent sausage grinder. and will grind
to order. or will sell fresh sausage cheap.
Corn wanted at Savannah Mills.
BrCKwHEAT wanted by W. A.Price. for
which he will pay in cash a higher price
than the mill or any one else in this city.
The Young folks of the Episcopal
Church are to be treated to 4 Christ
mas tree" at the Church on Christmas
Eve.
TIE Missouri river is now lower than
ii has been Tor twenty wears. 1t is sew
enrnd Il half feet 10 vcr than at any
tIme last season.
ORR brass band is steadily improving.
and ii is the purpose of the boys TO
eclipse all other bands in this part of the
country in due course of time.
JonN SI>soN, of Rochester township.
recently sold to Samuel Daily, four hogs
weighing 2.240 pounds; average $50;
and want TO know who can beat il?
ALL persons indebted to me will! please
call immediately and settle with Mr.. +.
Becker, in whose hands l have placed
my ccounts for collection.
G.. + SCIIMlTT.
EIGnrEES hogs were recently sold by
Mr.. ]. y. Webster, of this place, weigh
ing 1929 pounds, or an average Of three
hundred and ninety and Il half pounds
each. This is not so very bad.
WE understand 4 Young clerk aud an
attorney have been experimenting on a
new article Of ''periumeTy," with great
success. a can be attested by all who
met either Of them on Thursday morn
ing. II smell ike musk, but it wasn't.
Mrs. BrsKIRK has a fine lot Of bon
nets and hats. ribbons, &c. to which
the attention of the ladies oil Savan-
nah and vicinity is respectfully invited.
Get a Sonnet or hat trimmed at
this establishment. and you can not
help hut he suited.
IL the East the epizootic seems to b."
making lis appearance again. 1t will
doubtless take the same COURSE it did
last year. Let proper precautions be
taken by those owning horses, that the
disease may he averted Is fur a. posi-
bic.
STILES Il 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 Ia sell goods lower for
cash thar ANYBODY can on credit.
WE were shown a colorcd l~ifc-size
cravon drawing of Judge Duncan, the
other dav. executed ~ Mr.. NJ. Dempsey
Of thi, CITY. that looked remarkably nat
ural. Mr.. Dempsey is rapidly getting
into business in ii,i> new branch Of art.
He is now at work on the pictures Of
several of our citizens.
CHRISTMAS is coming. and or gentle
l.,I 9flI lao n-apffpr m rnpEn
their wives or swccthcartS Il present of
some kind. Let J. Il. Russell know
what Won want. and if you can: select
q handsome dress pattern or something
else from his stock that will suit you
exactly. you are hard TO please.
Mr.. \. SIMMER and Miss Carrie
Snyder. of Monroe township, were mar
ricd some three weeks ago. 4 ''chiva-
reaiug" party went to the residence OF
the newly married couple on Saturday
week, making noise enough to raise the
dead. No IL appearing, they went TO
the former residence of the bride. and
renewed their hidcous noise, with no
better success. Sorely disappointed,
the party had to adjourn for home, with
cut their coveted wine and cakes
STILES & HARDY amt got any money
Ia loan. nor amt rich enough to sell
rnods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
,bcv can afford TO sell goods lower for
-, tLar onvbody can on credit.