The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12
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PLEASANT weather this week.

9Siio grapes anu OtneT Irult
ut bottom prices.
w. A. PRICE sells Imperial Tea for
90 cents Il pound.
FROST was detected in several places
on Monday morning.
TYNER will buy your wool, giving the
highest market price in cash or trade.
CITY residence for sale cheap and on
liberal terms. Information given at
this office.
W. A. PRICE, one day this week, sold
toa st. Joe firm twenty-five thousand
pounds OF bacon.
W. A. PRICE sells Crystal Syrup at
$500 per D gallon key.
SERVICES will be held ut the Episco-
pal Church next Sabbath, morning and
evening, at the usual hours.
WooL bought at j. b. Russelrs, who
pays the highest cash price, or gives in
exchange goods at low prices.
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.
ScHNrrr's North Side Grocery is
growing rapidly in popularity. 1t is
deserved. lie tries to please those who
deal with him.
w. a. PRICE gives eleven pounds of
good sugar for S1.O0.
WE have vet to hear of an individual
who has taken a meal at Shedrick's Res
taurant, and gone away dissatisfied.
He pleases everybody.
LOUIS BAUMLE, at Kolbrenner's old
shop, south side the Square, invites
public patronage to his boot and shoe
shop. See advertisement.
WE have several copies of the premi-
UNI list of the St. Joseph Exposition,
which will be presented to any who wish
to exhibit articles at the Fair.
FARMERs!-or any other man-you
can save from five to twenty-five per
cent. by buying your goods at Russell's,
west end of the Square. Try it.
A COMPLETE new stock of fall and
winter clothing, with boots and shoes,
hats and caps, furnishing goods, &c, is
just received at j. j. Miller's, northeast
corner of the Square.
FIMPLE, who did the cutting in Mon.
roe township, recently, was tried al
Rochester, and was bound over in two
hundred dollars to await the action O.
the Grand Jury.
CORES of the ANDREW COUNTY RE,
PUBLICAN can be obtained at the new.
stand of j. r. Watts-price, five cents
Mr.. Watts also keeps all the other stan
dard publications OF the day.
SHEDMcK, west end OF the Square, il
still alive and attending to business. Al
who want grapes, vegetables, apples
fancy candies, good bread, or anything
in his line, should go and see him.
THOSE wishing to exchange wool fol
WOODEN goods, can find ut Tyner's
large stock of jeans, flannel and cassi
mers, Of the celebrated Jacksonville,
Wooden Mills make; goods no
surpassed by any in the market.
OK Thursday night of last week
number of our citizens were wake,
from their slumbers by noises on tn
streets, caused by men in nieir nigh
garments chasing a horse-thicf O
thieves, who were not captured.
MosT of the schools being com
menced, or about to commence, schol
ars should bear in mind that Youart &
Sargent, south side the Square, have
school books and stationery of all kind:
to sell at reasonable prices. Try them
A SALE of the personal property o
Clayton NJ. Boyls, deceased, at the farm
ON Friday and Saturday last, realize,
the handsome sum of S3,S26.S5. !
good deal of blooded stock was sold
and everything sold at pretty good fig
ures.
Mr.. HIXON missed about a hundred
pounds of grapes on going into hi
patch one morning recently, but h
found a red silk bow, which the fai
owner can have by calling on him ant
proving property. Girls, let grape
alone.
RUNAwAYs were ''all the go" on Sat
urday evening. First the Buis Brother
had horse run off and lame a foreleg
smashing a sulky. Afterward a span @
Samuels' Brothers horses run off, dc
molishing a buggy. In neither cas-
was any harmed.
Mrs. BUsKIRK has a fine lot of bon
nets and hats, ribbons, &c, to whicI
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.
A HUNGRY hawk pounced down on
hen on William Sulienger's place, a fe,
miles from town, the other day, whe
Mrs. Sullenger ran out TO brighten
away. The hawk showed fight, and S
did Mrs. Sullenger, resulting in the caI
turc and killing of the hawk.
FRrIT7JARs, jelly-glasses, goblets
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