The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-26
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NEW goods at John j.. Miiier's.
SCHOOL books at Yonart & Sargents
FINE heavy rain On Thursday of las
week.
ShEDRrcK sells grapes and other irui
at bottom prices.
w. A. PRICE sells Imperial Tea 70
% cents a pound.
w A. PRICE sells groceries and pro
visions cheaper than the cheapest.
TrNER will buy your wool, giving tn,
highest market price in cash or trade
CITY residence for sale cheap and O,
liberal terms. Information given a
this office.
w. a. PRICE, one day this week, SOLE
to St. Joe firm twenty-five Thousand
pounds of bacon.
w. A. PRICE sells Crystal Syrup Al
$500 per . gallon key.
Benjamin Childs, at the Farmers
Bank, has Exposition tickets for sale
ArEAM anne very near running
away near the old depot, Tuesday fore
noon, but was prevented before an,
damage was done.
Wool bought at j. B. Russell's, who
pays the highest cash price, or gives in
exchange goods at low prices.
TIMERS is the place to buy fourteen
spools Of Coats cotton for a dollar; also,
calico at nine and ten yards for a dollar.
On. say, have you tried any of those
fresh oysters at Shedrick's? We have,
and know they are good. Go and see,
then ''know how it is yourself"
COLONEL Freeman Libby, the veteran
horse MAJ of Holt county, has entered
three of his racers for the stakes at the
st. Joe Exposition.
W. A. PRICE gives eleven pounds OF
good su rar for $1.W.
FARMEIS.-or any other man-you
can save from five to twenty-five per
cent. by buying Your goods at Russelrs,
west end of the Square. Try it.
WHEAT, corn and rye bought at Sa-
vannah Mills, for which the highest cash
market price will be paid.
c. z. MILLER & SONS.
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.
THE members of Dugan's Cornet
Band desire to return their sincere
thanks to the citizens of Albany, Gentry
county, for courtesies extended them
while in attendance at the Gentry coun-
ty fair.
CORES Of the ANDREW COUNTY RE-
PUBLICAN can be obtained at the news
stand of J. r. Watts-price, five cents.
Mr.. Watts also keeps all the other stan
dard publications of the day.
Go to A. Schuster's, south side of the
| square. and get a sight Of the largest and
best stock of clothing ever brought to
This city.
MrCH the largest stock Of School
Books, Notions. &c. TO be found in An
drew county. is at the Drug e Book
store of II. ii. Dolbins, two doors west
of Farmers Bank. Go and see for Your
self.
TuosE who want the latest styles of
fall and winter clothing. made in 4 sub
stantiaI manner and at low cost, should
givcJohnJ j. Miller 4 call, at the northeast
corner of the Square.
Read DIR. Browns letter descriptive
of the lands of the .Atchison, Topeka d.
Santa Fe Railroad Company, then call
on e. A Whitaker. agent. and buy u
good farm for Il trifie.
THOSE wishing 10 exchange wool for
wooden goods, can find at Tyncr's Il
large stock of jeans, flannel and casSi-
ncrs. of the celebrated jacksonville
WooIen Mills make; goods not
surpassed by any in the market.
MosT of the schools being COM
mencel, or about to commence, schnl-
ars should bear in mind that Youart II
Sargent, south side the Square, have
school books and stationery of all kinds
to sell at reasonable prices. Try them.
HAVING made arrangements TO go into
other business, l will not be connected
with the house Of II. c. Shedrick after
the 3Oth inst. I therefore request those
who are indebted to me on account with
Mr.. Shedrick, to come forward and set
tie, so that | may settle with him.
NATE MURPHY.
Mrs. BrsKIHK has a fine lot of bon
nets and hats, ribbons, &c, to which
the attention of the ladies' OF Savan-
nah and vicinity is respectfully invited.
Get "a bonnet OF hat trimmed at
this establishment, and you a not
help but be suited.
FEUIr-JARs, .jelly-glasses, g"blctS,
Sauce dishes. aud looking glasses at
Tyner's.
STILES G. HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough TO sell
goods on credit; but they do the
fhinp- viz. tO-wit. namely: they