The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-20
LOCAL BRETITIES.

LINEN busters in demand.
w. S. EARLs keeps Il large stock of
pumps.
BEEKMAN sells imperial tea at sixty
live cents a pound.
STOCK salt can be had for 81 65 per
barrel at w. A. Prices.
w. S. EARLs warrants his stoves to
bake, draw and not crack.
SEE advertisement property at a
Sacrifice in another column.
LETTERING done to a nicely by Walk
er & Co.. north side the Square.
FINEST article fall wheat flour for
81 as per cwt. at w. A. Prices.
BUCKEYE table rake reaper and mower
at w. S. Earls' hardware store.
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'.
w. A. PRICE has the best and cheapest
assortment of dried fruit in the city.
TrNER. will buy your wool. giving the
highest market price in cash or trade.
ALETTER is held for postage in St.
Joe addressed to Mrs. NJ. +. Parker,
Savannah, Mo.
Ten pounds or 1GO ounces of New
Orleans sugar can be bou hit for 81 90
at w. A. Prices.
New woolen goods just received at
Russelrs, to be sold cheap for cash or
exchange for wool.
A MEETING of the Savannah Grange
is called for Saturday, the 18th of June,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
TENDER beef-steaks and roasts can
always be found at Towards South Side
Meat Store. Try them.
A NUMBER one chairmaker can find
steady employment by applying to
c. w. Snyder, Amazonia, Mo.
LOOK at W. S. Earls' showcase full
| ofWade & Butchers, and Wostenholm
& Sens pocket and table knives and
spoons.
MARYyILLE basc-ballers propose &c
"scalp" our Modoc Base Ball Club On
the Fourth of July. The game viii be
played at this place.
WALKER & Co. are prepared to dc
everything in the line Of painting. from
a neat sign to a mammoth barn. Cal
on him and get estimates.
EXAMINATION and commencement
exercises at the Kirksville State Normal
School on Monday next, closing with q
reunion on Thursday evening.
PROPERTY at a sacrifice" See adver-
tisement.
A FULL line o gents' summer clothing,
boots, shoes, trunks and valises just re.
ceived at the clothing house of j. j.
Miller, north side of the Square.
VS.. EARLs repairs tinware neatly
cheaply and promptly.
COLONEL Norman J. Colman will be
unable to address the farmers of Andrew
county this month, as he had expected
to do, but will probably do so some
time next fall.
THE farmers Grange meets at Savan-
nah tomorrow Saturday, when they
viii be prepared to admit new members
We understand the organization is in :
flourishing condition.
GRAIN has grown SO rank, owing tt
plenteous rain this spring, that thu
storm of Sunday blew mu Oh Of it down
badly-in some instances almost ruin.
ing whole fields Of wheat.
FULL line of hardware, saddles ant
brides, cheap, at w. S. Earls'.
If you want TO see a mammoth stool
of dry goods, notions. ladies' and men,
shoes, call upon Tyner, who viii MAKE
you prices as low as any house in tn
west. Cash or wool taken in exchange
for goods.
@FINE feathers max fine birds" II
verify the truth of this, ladies, go t,
MIS-. Bnskirk's, west end the Square
and get.a supply ofthose exquisite finer
les, and select a neat hat or bonnet from
the choice assortment there to be found
In view-of the predictions. Of an m
healthy summer and of reported ease
of-contsgious diseases making their wa.
in some parts of the country, it uoul'
be well Tor u city government to TAX
prompt measures to ahate all nuisance
or causes which would aid to foment o
spread disease.
yAeHoGeasec was the feature ofsMep
day The hninal had becn in the pos
session of IN individual since lastwinter
and was lately discovered By the owne