The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-14
LOCAL. BREVITIES.
An early spring is looked for.

AN early spring is looked for.
MONEY is tight, but subscribers are
coming in lively nevertheless.
SEVERAL contributions are una.
voidably deferred one week.
The firm of Beekman & Hatton has
been dissolved, Mr.. Hatton retiring.
BOLD BURGERS are disturbing the
dreams of the well-to-do d~enizens of
st. Joseph.
A Holt county official has been ar
rested for forgery and now resides in
jail at Oregon.
CHILDREN cry for it, and old peo-
pie sigh for 1.-THE weekly visits of
the REPUBLICAN.
CORN in Arizona is 5 cents a pound
and a weekly paper is 81 90 per an
num, or % cents per copy.
WHEN you come to town look over
the columns of the newspaper and
sec who wants your custom.
Mr.. Burrows, of Platte township,
had a stable burned down, q month
or so ago, in which one Of his horses
was burned.
BLANKS for the US. of Justices of
the Peace and Constables, for sale at
this Office; also. mortgage deeds with
power of sale, and receipts.
FOXES are said to be plentiful in
the eastern part of the county, and
the exciting sport of hunting them
has been largely engaged in, with
great success.
TRAINS r now run to within a
mile or so of Amazonia, and the COM
pany hope to have the 'scut-ofr' track
completed and in running order by
the 1st of March.
New additions have lately been
made to Office material, and we
r now prepared to do job work of
all kinds in a superior manner and at
hard times prices.
Mr.. IIelsing has retired from the
firm of Helsing & Christianson, aud
The business will be continued under
the name of Christensen & Co., Mr..
Mason being the "Co."
THE religious revival at the North
Methodist Church, in this city, is pre-
crossing finely, Il number of persons
having experienced a change of heart
and resolved to do better.
AT the last meeting of the Andrew
County Farmers Club, on Saturday,
a resolution was unanimously adopt
ed that the RErUBLIcAN be lec ted
as the organ" of the club-a cOmpli-
mcnt we hope to deserve.
$4,000 IN CASH FOR $1.-We call
the attention of our readers TO the
advertisement in another column of
the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum.
Here is a chance 10 win a fortune in
public legal drawing, and aid a noble
charity. 17S*
THE cntcrprising yonng folks of
the Liberty SchooI-house, Empire
township, are organizing a Debating
Society. When they get in good run
ming trim, they propose challenging
some ofthe older clubs and ''astonish
the natives"
A MAN, name unknown, was
knocked off the freight train
going north on Friday last, by coming
in contact with the bridge above the
depot. lie was taken to tie railroad
hospital in st. Joe TO be treated for
his injuries.
MANY of our friends will be glad
to learn that Mr.. Majors, our gentle
manly and efficient County Treasurer,
is prepared to pay the cash on all
warrants presented on any fund lex
cept the pauper) bearing date Febru-
airy Sd, or prior. Go and get your
money.
ANY of our poetical friends who
desire to contribute poetical illusions
upon "Spring, (superinduced by the
balmy weather of the past week. arc
informed that we have lately reduced
nj price for original poetry-we now
charge but fifty cents a line. Here's
q chance for you.
ALL want to be rich, and they
could easily become go if they could
cave all they make; while they can't
do this, they can do the next best
thing, and buy where their money
will 90 the farthest. Give j. B.
Russell, southwest of the Square, a
trial, and you will wonder why you
never found his store before.
IT lie not seldom We hear of pupils
being caned by teachers, but it is
something out of the usual order Of
things TO hear Of a teacher being
"caned" by his pupils. George King,
the excellent instru :tor at Cherry
Grove School, Rochester township,
suffered the latter infection ON Fri
day last, butt don't seem to ''hurt
him much" The cane is q hand
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