The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-08-07
Kansas Civ, ST., Joseph and Council Bluffs Rairoad.
Eo,,b. SIal& Nail
C. ~BREFITIES.

JAKE YOUR WOOL " Itu2StiIo
THAT rain of Friday was a god-send
SEE advertisement ofN.Y. Life ms. Co,
FLOUR always fresh at Savannah
Mills.
GOOD cider vinegar ct IIoward's-25
CENTS Il gallon.
Buy your fruit caps and Jelly glasses
Of II. ii. Dobbins.
PATRoNIzE Shcdrick. You viii get
vour moneys worth.
RUSSELL has inst receiVod'a now sup
p1y Of dry goods and groceries.
TAKE your wool 70 Russell and got q
GOOD price III cash d. cheap goods.
ToR good fresh -four, We an recon-
mend that made at Savannah Nils as
we've tried it.
WHEN you want good -four, 20 to the
savannah Mills, and take your grain
taeru 10 SELL.
WOOL wanted by J.. b. Russell. who
viii pay the highest cash price IN cash
or goods low down.
THE American .Sardine Co.'S bane-
less saraines are much better, and less
than half the cost of imported sardlnes.
GROCERIES, dry goods, parasols, dress
goods, &C., are selling at RnsSelTs
brown front south side store 1T bottom
ruees.
HOUSEWIVES, this hot weather, are
very careful to have fresh flour to, bake
with. Savannah Mills flour suits them
exactly.
TIE State Sunday-school convention
is 10 be held this year at Springfield,
Mo, commencing Oh the 25th and con-
tinuing two days. a large attendance
Is anticipated.
SEVERAL small showers have visited
us lately. We are thankful for small
iavofs. but the sender should not lose
sight of the very important fact that we
are always thankful for, ''larger c in
proportion
DURING the storm of Friday, the
sc..ool-horse in course Of construction
ly !. Krickerbacker in the Brooks and
Da!Iy neighborhood was blown down,
cn.ai!ing a loss on Mr. knickelbacker.o OF
,r,,-,,,n broipal fsllnrS
STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough TO sell
GOODS on credit; but they can 10 the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
ih,y can afford to.soll goods lower for
CAS-. l.ian anybody can on credit.
AAoNG the northwestern edge Of the
county scarcely enough rain has. fallen
since the early part Of June to lay the
dust half a day, until last Friday. Corn
that was planted early is burnt up;
ina. planted late viii be helped by the
far shower OF Friday.
II. H.. DoGDrNs has iuSs ,Teeeired q
nice assortment &C chromos, which he
VIII sell for less than half usual prices;
also, q large stock Of fruit cans direct
fr1.a the factory in p~ittsburgA, so that
al N want of cans for peaches can be
supplied at reasonable prices.
NEW goods at Russelfs.
S1ILEs 81 HARDY amt got any money
Ia Ioaa, nor amt rich enough TO sell
goods On credit; but they Il do the
other ;.lino, viz: torwit, namely: they
car md do sci goods very low, and say
thev can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than anybcdy "a on credit.
NOTICE is givoa.to the public gener-
ally that John j, Miller, northeast Of the
Square. has received a large and COM
piete supply Of spring goods-latest
s,ylcs-consisting OF ready-made cloth
in., hats. caps, boots and shoes, gents
furnishing goods, &c. Call and examine
good, and prices before buying else
WhcrC.
J,l.Es KEL.so, aR aged citizen of
FILLMORE, died very uldenly on Monday
morning. lie arose in the morning, :
amt WIS feeling very well, and went to :,
lie down awhile, and was found a short
time aitegward to be dead. We haze 8
heard 10 sarmiseS us to the cause .
,r ~ license or sometime similar. Drob-