The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06

assortment of dried fruit in the city.
TrNER win buy your wool, giving the
highest market price in cash or trade.
GENTRY county is in debt between
seventeen and eighteen thousand dollars.
PEOPLE grumble at w. S. Earls be-
cause he throws in too much with his
stoves.
THOSE who are building can buy their
hardware below ST. Joseph prices at w.
S. Earls'.
WHERE are the patriots who are
going to get up big Fourth of July
celebration?
Ten pounds or 160 ounces of New
Orleans sugar can be bou sht for 81 %
at W. A. Prices.
A MEETING ofthe Savannah Grange
is called for Saturday, the 14th of June,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
HAVE You bought your spring hat
yet? Ladies, go at once to Mrs. Rus
kinks and supply yourselves and chill
| dren.
LOOK at W. S. Earls' showcase full
Of Wade & Butchers, and Wos:cnholm
& Sons pocket and table knives and
| spoons.
THE frequent showers lately have
kept the ground so moist as to hinder
blowing corn. and the weeds are get
| ting quite a start.
A FULL line of gents summer clothing,
boots, shoes, trunks and valises just re-
ceived at the clothing house of j.. j.
Miller, north side of the Square.
A FEW of our citizens who went early
in the morning TO "see the Sengerfest,"
and returned home late at might, ON
planned of severe headache next day.
A LARGE number of our citizens atten-
ded the bridge celebration and The Sen
gerfest, at st. Joe, from Friday to Mon
day last. The universal verdict is, it
was splendid.
LET us have a real, downright old
fashioned Fourth of July celebration in
Savannah this year. What say IL cit
liens? Its not too soon to make prep
arations for such an event.
AT the Episcopal Church Rev. Mr..
Blackiston will hold services next Sun
day, morning and evening. Mr.. Black
iston has lately returned from attending
the State Diocesan Convention.
w. A. PRICE sells choicest article of
spring wheat -four for 81 20 per cwt.
ALL the latest styles of hats and bon
nets, and tasteful trimmings, will be
found at Mrs. Buskirk's, west end of
the Square. Call and look at the large
and elegant assortment 10Y on hand.
If you want deeds, mortgages or
leases ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS taken,
collections or settlements made, go to
j. p. Altgeld, attorney-atlaw and
Notary Public, office in front room
over Farmers Bank.
IT Is rumored that a contest of skill
and strength between a ~"eolored
troop" and two gentlemen of paler
complexion, ON Monday, resulted in IA
yor of the former. As heretofore, :the
colored troop fought nobly."
BoLcKow Lodge (No. 294) of Odd
Fellows vas duly organized in the new
hall OF that order in Bolckow, on We'd
nesday evening last. with quite a re-
spectacle membership: A number of
members of the Savannah Lodge were
present.
BOYS might find something better to
do on the Sabbath than to stand in the
street and kill martins as they fly back
and forth collecting insects. We no
ticcd several s'promising lads engaged
in this work on Fourth street last Sum
day evening.
SIlLES y AAADt dfh S"t va uoy
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they a do the
other thing. viz: to-wit, namely they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford 10 sell goods lower for
cash than anybody a on credit.
JoHN ]. MILLER, Esq, has bought out
the interest of A. N. Schuster in the
clothing store northeast corner OF the
square. Mr.. Miller is now receiving a
new stock Of spring and summer cloth
ing, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
which will be sold allow prices for cash.
An inspection Of his goods is earnestly
requested. Nothing will be lost by ex-
aiming them.
THE Iowa Southwest. published at
Bedford, says: Many farmers from diff
ferent parts Of the county report that
the young pigs of this spring are rapid