The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-28
LOCAL. BREVTTTES.

EGGS are getting more plenty,
Snow Tuesday and Wednesday.
COLD weather again for q couple
of days.
Now's the time to subscribe for the
REPUBLICAN.
MUCH wind prevailed on Wednes-
day, and it blew cold.
IF you have anything to sell, adver-
tise it in the REPUBLICAN.
JoB-woRE executed at this Office
of all descriptions, and at prices to
suit.
BLANKS for the use of Justices of
the Peace and Constables, for sale at
this Office; also. mortgage deeds with
power of sale, and receipts.
New additions have lately been
made to our Office material, and we
are now prepared to do job work of
all kinds in a superior manner and at
hard times prices.
THE Medical Society of Andrew
county will meet in thir city on Mon
Gay next, March 8, at 7o'clock P. NJ.
All physicians in the county are ill.,
vited to be present.
THE Missouri Express (Rockport,
Atchison county, has resumed pub
LEGATION. Mr.. Brooks. its editor, has
talent, and we arc glad to receive his
paper in exchange once more.
WHILE investigations are the rule,
suppose you investigate Tyner's stock
of dry goods. and see if he has not a
good many things very desirable; and
you have his word for it you can buy
them low for cash.
THE Holt County Sentinel says:
"Thirty thousand dollars arc sent
out of Holt county annually for farm.
ing implements such as plows. reap
ers, wagons, hoe handles, &C. And
yet the farmers are not happy.
HALF a dozen teams were busy
this week hauling lumber from Sa-
vannah to build an Old School Pres.
byterian Church at Empire Prairie.
Platte township. This speaks well
for that neighborhood.
$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 q chance to win a fortune in a
public legal drawing, and aid a noble
charity. 17S*
THE Savannah Board of Education
have had printed at the REPUBLICAN
office the rules and regulations of the
public school, for the purpose O.
posting them about the school-housc
that all may read and be governed by
them.
MANY inquiries are made daily as
to what procession it is moving to.
ward the southwest of the Square.
1t is caused by the fact that the poo
pie have learned of the goods and
prices at Russell's, and are going there
to buy.
A FIRE at Bedford, Iowa, entailine
1000 loss, occurred last Saturday
morning, the following business nous.
es being sufferers: Patrick & Brother
the Argus printing Office. Garmon's
Block, Skad's shoe store. D~augherty's
saloon. Martin & Walker, building
goods, U~nderwood's dry goods store,
and Farris' billiard tables.
THE following, from tie Missouri
Express, meets the case plainly and
eandidly, and every publisher of a
county paper will fully appreciate
the force and truth Of the extract,
We do:
We pay cash for our paper and ink,
We pay cash to our printers. We pay
cash for our rents. We world like
for our paper to 20 into every honse.
hold in fhe county, but we cannot
afford to book names and wait six.
twelve and eighteen months for your
subscription money. We have every
disposition TO accommodate as far as
we can. This country papers have tc
do, but they cannot give indefinite
rno 20 tbnsr ethenrfhor Ipleoen IN,
member this.