The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-11
EOCIL ~BRETITIES.

isl lCfftNN" ~ "'faH.
'.r:n new stock OF goods, which viii be
did low for cash.
pn. FnSplCK extracted ti!ir:y-:wo
firth from :. lady in this city, Gil Men
:.ly. within thirty minutes.
THE American Sara;rc Co.'S bore
less sar,,incs are much better. and less
ri,rn half the cost NJ imported SardincS.
NEW fall clothing. hats. caps. boots,
Shoes. &c..iu,, received i. J. j Nil
irr'S.
THERE will - preaching I; ;hs Pres
'uacrian Church. in this city. next Sab
bath. hy Rev. J. W. Allen, Of -. Lcui>.
SIx hundred and fifty wagons passed
,:.r the A.. T. * :. +. road la-t week.
'or the Mcnnori.cs. The wagons were
wade in Russia.
GHoyEI * BAKrE sewing machine,
Tar 80 90 1T the Singer office. Vince
.r Il wilson's ana the Improved En-
r;re for so Gn.
OrE job department; i very complete.
mi we can furnish all classes of work
p neatly and ch.ariv H. can he done.
Tive lis = ral, ant Ne'll warran: salts
.ac:ion.
TuE first Of . series g. lectures on
The Pulpit and ;hr Pres will he de
l~;vere,i next Sabiaih evening. ri the
sixth street u. +. Church. by the Pas
tar. The public are invited 10 attend.
Two horse l~,iievr>. named Eubt5 and
Ncach. We're sentenced tn two years
rprh in the prnityIiia.y. at IN extra
lsrm of the Gentry cDGnty Circuit Court.
n,ii last week. Tie ,t>c Of bCth Was
concluded in a,iay.
At the REGULAR meeting Of me Mis-
souri, Legislature" on Wednesday nigh;
I,>t. Prot. George l.. King WAS elected
f.'i:irf CLERK, AMI Fred '. Ashley WAS
rhp-en State printer without Il dissenting
v"ic,. Othcr Important business WAS
transacted.
ENGINEER; Frank Bradley, made 100
mi,rs in enc hour and ioriy-iivc minutes
"a lie Atcli-on, Topeka and Santa Zee
railroad. with the Hannibal and 81. JOG
rn~inr No. -. This WAS the engine
that took cat tho iuriin" party. That
:in;c can hardly be cNcellel.
II would make you smile. equal Ia
'lni; produced by laughing @a~. 10 take
! look through John j. Millc*'> lar-c
lock of fall and winter clothing ana
:-cnt>' furnishing goods, boot, shoes,
-,rcS, hats and caps.
.Ay,NNAH Mills have l,2an st.ll nierc
Improved by the a!ditioa of rcw and
valuable machinery. and tl:cy c~or2aacnce
running this week under Lottcg. auspices
liam ever. MessrS. c. j. Miller n Sons
ar. ~a,trrn;-cl - he best or nothing,
anl we giosy il their ''slunk.'
We cant say we are just exactly sat
i-.irl with The way Stiles & Hardy do
;hsir advertising. They don't advertise
much in the papers, and yet they are
-rliin- 4 h.ap of goods, and cardor
forces Us to admit they have 4 iinc store.
1t is astonishing Low many fine things
can he crowded into 4 s:orc-room. We
:,r,. led TO this remark by locking Oycr
he holiday goods at Sar@eE. 4 W.aer-
-nns drug store. south side the Shuarc.
NOTICE Is gwen tn the public gerer-
lily that John j. Miller. northeast ot the
sIlare, has received 4 large and com
pete supply Of fall and winter goods
latest styles consisting oil rrady-m;slc
rirthing. HAS. caps. boots and shoes.
gents furnishing @Ga,.s, sc. Call and
rxan:ne gocGs and prices before bay
ing elsewhere.
TIE Holt cnraty Valley T;meS learns
.ha. john Wilkinson. late of the :n,:r.w
;nin,y bar, Int who las been actin" -
Look keeper tor the contractors of the
Southern Pacific railroad, died on the
9Th ut, from the elects of IN acriIcnt-
II gun shot wound. received while on,
hunting With = comrade. about 90 miles
west of rort Griffin. Texas. lie was Il
ycuI- man of fine a;tainmcn.s. Il grad
ate Of the law department Of the Mich
igsn Un!Eor>:t:, and attl, - wears of
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