The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-17
LOCAL ~BRETITIES.


DHoP in and see Weed Earls' Dew
Drop heating stove.
W A. PRICE sells groceries and pro.
visions cheaper than the cheapest.
FcoNoMr.-Economy heating stove,
at Weed Earls'.
EMIGRANTs to Kansas and Nebraska
continue to pass through town almost
daily.
WEED EARLs hain't got any mansard
house, but has the prettiest Mansart
| stove.
CRY residence for sale cheap and or
liberal terms. Information given AT
this Office.
Our streets are nearly all to be i'm.
proved, a number of them having
already been.
In the window at Weed Earls' stands
Il ManSard stove.
w. A. PRICE sells Crystal Syrup al
$500 per 5 gallon key.
THOSE indebted to me will find their
notes and accounts with Stewart Bros.
r. E. SMITH, NJ. d.
LET EN- crack.m 1t won't cost any
thing to get a new piece, if you buy
stoves of Weed Earls.
Corn is beginning to come to town,
filling the eapaciouS wagon beds with
golden yellow freight.
TYNER's is the place to buy fourteen
spools of Coats cotton for a dollar; also,
calico at nine and ten yards for a dollar.
WEED Earls has suspended" a large
stock of ladies' and mems saddles, har-
ness and brides, in his hardware store.
SHEDEIcK has apples, cooking and
eating, which he sells rs low as the low
est. His oysters can't be beat. Give
them 4 trial.
Our correspondent, sc. Z. X" ex-
presses views elsewhere which will very
likely elicit response from some of the
Changers. Come ahead.
APRoTRACTED meeting is being held
ut Platte Chapel, Empire township, with
quite material success. Rev. Mr.. Mon.
roe, late of Iowa, is conducting it.
THE Missouri Republican declares
with evident satisfaction, THAT the cleo
toral vote of Missouri will never be
east for a Democratic candidate again.
THE Council of the Patrons of Hus.
bandry of Andrew county, held in this
city last Tuesday, was well attended,
every grange in the county, we believe,
being represented.
W. \. PRICE wants 10000 bushels OF
oats, and is paying more than anybody.
SOME boys were wrestling ut the
school-houSe Tuesday, when little God.
frey Stegman, being under two Other
boys, had his leg broken just above the
ankle.
NICK kIRTLEY, Charley Gibson and
four or five others of their ~neighbor-
hood, in Empire township, started out
toward Grand River, on Monday morn
ing, on a hickory IL and game hunt.
COPIES of the ANDREW COUNTY RE,
| PUBLICAN can be obtained at the news
stand of j. II. Watts-price, five cents,
Mr.. Watts also keeps all the other stan,
dard publications of the day.
MUCn the largest stock of School.
Books, Notions, &C., to be found i'll An,
drew county, is at the Drug L. Book
| store of II. ii. Dobbins, two doors west
of Farmers Bank. Go and see for your.
! self.
THOSE wishing to exchange wool foi
| wooden goods, can find at Tyner's Il
large stock of jeans, flannel and caSsi-
| mrr<. Of the celebrated Jacksonville
Wooden Mills make; goods moi
| surpassed by any in the market.
REV. Mr.. Chivington, of the eastern
part of this county, commenced a pro
| tracted meeting at Guilford about l0tl
| of September, and held seventeen day:
and nights. About fifty souls wer'
| converted, and as aresult of the revival
Il church of the Cumberland Presbyte
| rian persuasion was organized.
TIE difficulty at the West End, OF
| Monday. between a business man o
| that part of town and his clerk, was fl
nally brought to a close without any Sc
rious injury to any body. Our infor
mant says things was hot for a min
ute.
W. A. PRICE wants 10000 bushels o
oats, and will pay more than anybody
Mrs. BrsKRK has a fine lot of bon
nets and hats, ribbons, &c, to whicl
the attention of the ladies of Savan
nah and vicinity is respectfully invited
Get a bonnet or hat trimmed Il
this establishment, and you can not
help but be suited.
STILES G. HARDY amt got any none!
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sci
goods on credit; but they a do tn
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: the.
can and do sell goods very low, and sd.
they can afford to sell goods lower 10