The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-14
& BRETIIIES.

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/ GARpXER'S washer steams and stir.
al the same time.
THERE is no wea to goods washed in
Gardner's washer.
DROP in and see Weed Earls' Dew
Drop heating stove.
FILLMORE is now an incorporated
town. SO we progress.
REMEMBER. the choicest flour is sold
Mt Savannah Mills n the lowest price.
Mosr delightful pleasant weather has
been u fortune most OF the past week.
! WEED EAELS hain't got any mansard
house, but has the prettiest ManSard
stove.
CITY residence for sale cheap and on
liberal terms. Information given al
this office.
Buy a family right to Gardeners wash
er and make your own stove boiler and
washing machine.
Is the window at Weed Earls' stands
l ManSard stove.
FEUIr-JARs. ielly-glasses, gohlets.
Sauce dishes, aud looking-glasses at
Tyner's.
Four thousand hogs have been re-
ceived by the st. Joe packing houses
this season.
hrDnETT y.Atr, rNnntNny- with NJ aah
Earls. and take a good heating stove
and keep warm.
GARDENERS washer took the first pre-
MUM at the st. Joe Exposition and
Holt County Fair.
For a small farm, ut crisis prices, call
on J. r. NIfams, at Rea's law office,
Savannah, Missouri.
THE boiler of Gardeners washer holds
forty gallons. and will heat water on a
stove for scalding hogs.
CLOTHES washed in Gardeners washer
grow whittier every week. 1t is there
fore a washer and bleacher.
LET 'em crack" 1t won't cost any
thing to get a new piece, if you buy
stoves of Weed Earls.
TYNER's is the place to buy fourteen
spools of Coats cotton for a dollar; also,
calico at nine and ten yards for n dollar.
WEED Farls has suspended" 4 large
stock of ladies' and mems saddles, har-
ness and brides. in his hardware store.
WHERE are you going? l am going to
J. b. Russell's store, where bargains are
to be had in millinery and dress goods,
and he has lots of them, too.
H. H. DOZENS has Just received a
fresh supply of wall paper, building
paper, school and miscellaneous books,
market baskets. drugs, notions. &c.
THE Bethany Tribune says that the
county agent of the grangers Of that
county has been offered the Studebaker
wagon. the best and largest, al seventy
five dollars.
RAIN is needed badly, to fill up dry
wells as well as to furnish water for
stock. which will be apt to suffer on that
score If winter comes on without n plen-
tiful fall of rain first.
CORES of the ANDREW COUNTY RE
r1r1ICaS can be obtained at the new
stand of J. r. Watts-price, five tents.
Mr.. Watts also keeps all the other stan
dard publications OF the day.
FcoxoMY.-Economy heating stoves
at Weed EarlS.
THE church festival and supper at
Fillmore, last Thursday night, was a
very successful affair. Several hundred
persons were present-some twenty
from Savannah. About $50 was melted
from the entertainment.
ACCORDING tothe estimate of the Board
of Apportionment, it will cost sS'3oo'-
900 more TO carry on the government OF
tbe CITY and county of New York in 1874
than it did in 1873. The Tammany
ticket was reelected this year.
THOSE wishing to exchange wool for
wooden goods, can find At Iyners a
large stock of Jeans, flannel and cassi-
mers. Of the celebrated Jacksonville
Wooden Mills make; goods not
SURPASSED by any in the market
1T beats all" This was the cxcla-
nation of the individual who saw the
large stock Of new goods of all kinds at
Russelrs, and ascertained the price they
were selling at. He couldn't see ''how
the thing could be did" But it can. TO
and see.
Mrs. BusKIRK has a fine lot OF bon
nets and hats, ribbons, &c, to which
the attention of the ladies OF Savan-
nah and vicinity is respectfully invited.
Get a bonnet or hat trimmed at
this establishment, and you can not
help but be suited.
STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan. nor amt rich enough to sell
GOODS on credit; but they can do the