The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-13
LOCAL BREFI7IES.

the Nodaway range.
TOMORROW is St. Valentines day
get vour missives ready.
THE latest novelties from the Garden
CITY can be found at Tyner's next week.
Oars and corn wanted at Savannah
Mills. for which the highest cash price
is paid.
GARpSER's washer took the first pre-
MUM at the St. Joe Exposition and
Holt County Fair.
OK account of limited space this week,
several articles that should appear are
| postponed q week.
CLOTHS washed in Gardeners washer
grow whittier every week. 1t is there
fore a washer and bleacher.
SAVANNAH Mills are paying for best
fail wheat, clear of rye, 81 20 to 81 80.
Rye mixed, 81 90 to 81 10.
JOHN II. TYNER sells q better article
for less money than any other house in
town. and will soon show n fine assert
ment of dry goods.
A REVIVAL has been in successful pro-
gress At Duncan's school-house. in CLAY
township. for some time past, Rev. Mr..
Graham participating.
SAVANNAH Mills are buying grain of
all kinds now. and paving the highest
market price. Bring your surplus rye,
wheat, corn, &C.. to them.
IL a few days will be opened at Ty-
ner's Il line of two button kid gloves,
rouches, corsets and many other things
that will be sold cheap for cash.
Dr.. W. E. BRowN, of Fillmore, will
sell ut auction ON the Goth of this month,
some horses. colts. fine and stock hogs.
| farming utensils, corn, wheat. &c.
An arrangement has been made for a
| public debate ut the Courthouse, on
Saturday evening. February %. Sub
ject: woman Suffrage" Seats free.
YoU can buy table and pocket cut
lery. p ated and wired spoons, queens
ware. looking glasses, hats and fancy
baskets. all cheaper than the cheapest,
at Tyner's.
4 CORRESPONDENT states that: "A
| glorious revival is in progress at Bolck-
ow. A number of the leading citizens
| have been converted; interest increas-
ing. Revs Chivington, Wood and Miller
are in charge"
TIE place TO bny bleached and brown
muslins, table linens, cottonades, jeans,
| ginghams. black alpacas, mohair lus'
tiers and dress goods generally, is al
Tyner's. where they can be bought low.
er than at anv other house.
IN spite of the fact that we do printing
of all kinds in Just rs good style and al
lower prices than elsewhere. we have
lately heard Of one firm just starting ir
business here who get their printing
done in st. Joseph. "~Thompson's colt
is nowhere.
We are told of a person who lost
pile OF money at poker at a certain
house in town which is said 10 be closed
Served him right; but upon the lose
threatening to bring complaint befor'
the authorities. the money-or a portion
o fit-was refunded.
A MAN by the name Of F harrington
who was teaching school in the Bar
district belown town, closed his schoo
on Wednesday OF last week and left 70
parts unknown, leaving sundry bills un
paid. and taking with him a watch be
lonyin , TO John Liggett.
STILES & HARDY amt got any none!
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sci
goods on credit; but they a do tn
other thing, viz: to-vit, namely: the.
can and do sell goods very low, and 81,
they can afford to sell goods lower 70
cash than anybody can on credit.
A FELLOW by the name of Richardson
bought 4 sewing mlchine in St. Josepl
on the lease plan, paying down abou
five dollars. and then the other da,
brought it up to Savannah, thinking t
ne secure from discovery. He wa
tracked, and the machine recovered
however, the scamp paying all expense
of returning the machine-glad to &c
of so easily.
A COMMITTEE Of Grangers, %appointe
by the County Council in January 90 t
examine and test the Gardner washer
after Il critical test. say the machine doe
!; Just as is represented by its inventor
: does the work in good style, and in fror
one. half to one fourth the time Ordinaril
required. A still further and more ger
eral test is to be made, which will doub
less result similar to the first.