The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-04
LOCAL. BRETITIES.

Inns has died in y cell.
For first-class job work Of all kinds
call at the REPUBLICAN, Office.
HOLIDAY g~oods-an endless assort-
rient-at Sargent e Wilkerson's. Cheap
If YOU want something for a holiday
present, Sargent & Wilkerson have it.
WHY can't we have n first-class lee
tire in Savannah this winter-or several
al them?
JUST received by John J. Miller. q
bran new stock OF goods, which viii be
sold low for cash.
WE noticed Il Congressman elect
splitting wood in front of his sanctum.
Yesterday morning.
TIE American Ssniine Co.'S bone
less sardines are much better, and less
,l,an half the e,rt of imported sardines.
New fall clothing. hats, caps, boots.
shoes, &C., just received at j. j. Mil
hers.
kIPrEL, of the Holt County Sentinel,
i getting ~profanc. Witness this item:
sunday, the e2d inst, was n damp)
lisagrecable day"
GROVER & BAKER sewing machines
Tor S25 90 at the Singer office. Vince
Ter & Wilson's and the Improved EM-
l,ire for $50 90.
A MAN who has nothing to boast of
hut his ancestry. is like "a potato
rlant-the only good thing belong
ing to him is underground.
An Indiana clergyman sued a
newspaper tor libcl and dropped dead
within Il week. An exchange says
these fellows will learn something by
and by.
Orr job department is very complete.
and we cap furnish all classes d work
as neatly and cheaply rs can be done.
tive us a call and wc'I w;urraDt salts
faction.
THE first &C y series of lectures on
The Puliyia and the Press will be de-
livered Tcxt Sabbath evening, at the
Sixth street NJ. f. Church. by the Pas
tor. The public are invited to attend.
IT would make you smile, equal TO
that produced by laughing gas, to take
y look through John j. Millcr's large
stock of fall and winter clothing and
gents furnishing goo,k, LOcts, shoes,
shoes, hats and caps.
SAVANNAH Mills have been still more
improved by the addition of new and
valuable machinery and Ties commence
running this week under bctrrs auspices
than ever. Messrs. c. p. Miller x Sons
are determined TO be best or nothing.
anil we glory in their spank"
HOWARD, at the South Side Meat
Shop, says those who owe him must
come forward and pay up. He thinks
il not worth. while TO mention names
row, for the persons concerned know
who he means. Better pay up.
WE can't say we are just exactly sat
isfied with the way Stiles e. Hardy do
their advertising. They don't advertise
much in the papers, and yet they are
selling Il heap of goods, and candor
forces us TO- adiiat they have u fine store.
1t is astonishing how many fine things
can be crowded into Il store-roorn. We
are led TO this remark by looking over
the holiday goods at Sargent & Wilker-
sons drug store, south side the Square.
NOTICE Is gwen to the public gcncr-
ally that john j. Miller, northeast of the
Square, hts received 4 large and COM
pletc supply of FISH and winter goods
Latest styles-com>isaing Of ready-made
eloiliimgs hats, caps, boots and shoes.
gents furnishing goods, &c. Call and
examine goods and prices bafore buy
ing elsewhere.
Now for holiday presents: Sargent
u Wilkerson have every thing in rLat
fine going. Goand see.
A NEW wine and beer house has been
Gprncd oas door west of the Becker
House, h,.elf's oif sclnd, by Nj. Peter
t'hri>rianaha, who ms t.a al those who
WlHt w.n; fresh beer ~ pure native
. ~. il, ii z. him 4. cltH Nv q j. =,