The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-27
LOCAL ~BRETITIES.

LOCAL. ~BRETITIES.
Now Your lawns.
WARM times these.
GROWING weather. -
eREAD,the REPUBLICAN.
SELL your hides to Howard.
SrRAwBERRIEs are about played out
SEE advertisement Property ut
Sacrifice in another column. p
EXAMINATIONS have been in progress
ut the public school. School closes to
day until fall. Troy 49,
TYNER viii buy your wool, giving III,
highest market price in cash or trade.
The I of July m next Friday
The REPUBLICAN will come out Thurs
day.
Go to Tyner's, where you can buy :
nice white quilt for sl.25, and all other
goods N proportion. $3.50
A NUMBER n chairmaker can find
steady employment by applying tc
C. W. Snyder. Amazonia, Mo.
WALL PAPER IN various styles at JIG.
Walkers, north side the square, who
will also put it up for you on short no.
tice. 80
IT is reported that our grocerymen
have been notified by the Postmaster
General not to deliver goods free Of
charge within the city limits.
WE would say to the farmers. you
can find moccasins to plow Fin at
Tyner's, not excelled by any ever made,
not excepting Captain Jacks.
CAPTAIN A. Overton will address the
citizens of Savannah on religious topics
at the Courthouse yard, on Sunday
afternoon, July Is, at 8 O'Clock.
An ordinance is pending in the City
Council requiring owners of dogs to pay
one dollar per dog into the city treasu-
~ for enjoying the said property.
The Nodaway Democrat says it looks
a little strange to see merchants in that
place handling -four raised and ground
in Salt Lake Valley. yet it is true.
KEssLER. the St. Joe toy man, offers
a hundred-dollar baby carriage as a pre-
MUM to be given the handsomest baby
on exhibition at the Industrial EXPOSE
ton this fall.
The ladies can find all kinds of white
goods at Tyners. for; suits; also linen
and percale suitings, and linen suits
already made, at a little lower prices
for cash than any other house.
PROPERTY at a sacrifice" See advcr-
Hsement.
A PULL line of gents summer clothing,
Boots, shoes. tranks and valises Just re-
ceived at the clothing house of j. j.
Miller, north side of the Square.
j. G. WALKER, at his shop, north side
the square, keeps. q full assortment of
mixed paints. glass and wall paper. Go
and examine the stock, and you surely
will be pleased.
II you want to see q mammoth stock
of dry goods, notions, ladies' and mems
shoes, call upon Tyner, who will make
you prices as low as any hoase in the
west. Cash or wool taken in exchange
for goods.
.'FINE feathers make fine BIRDS To
verify the trnth SriIlss lsdies, 90 TO-
Mrs. Bnskirk's. weA sclM fhe square,
and get a Supply ofthose exquisite iiners
les, and select a neat hat or bonnet from
the chddee assortment there TO be found,
TrNER asks, the attention of all wish
ing to buy goods, to his stocks of fans,
n, ck-ties, collars, ribbons, p~arasols, jet
and gold iewlery1. ladies' and cbildrcn's
shoes, al of which will be sold at bot
~ p''''s 'oi s-''l
!oa "aat,aaccu .!hortSases or
a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES saseh'
collections or sestieme'lts made so'to
Notary Public, office in front room
over Farmers Bank.
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