The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-15
LOCAL. BREFIT7ES.

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NEW goods at Russelrs.
APpLE trees are in bloom.
FARMERS are busy putting in corn.
SEE advertisement ON Y Life ms. Co.
SPRING WHEAT wanted At Savannah
Mills.
LAST Sunday was the first one since
Easter that it did not rain.
WEED EARLs has a car load of Buck
eve combined mowers and reapers.
AT last accounts there were twenty
two hundred Oranges in the State.
TAKE your spring wheat to Savannah
N;lls-they pay the highest cash price.
DskALB county Changers are talking
up a Fourth of July celebration at Mays
VILE.
Our town has good material for a
base ball club. Are we to have ono
this year?
ALL orders addressed to Singer Agent,
Post-ofice box 141, will be promptly "
tended to.
TIE American Sardine Co.'S bone
less sardines are much better. and'less
than half the cost of imported s;rdines.
SOMEBODY will. want a Buckeye ma
chine and won't ges it, because Weed
Earls sells them too. cheap-won't stay
long.
TrNEE is daily receiving new goods
of all kinds that will be sold ut prices
that must draw the crowds. Come
carly.
OSE Of the largest stock of millinery
goods that you have seen for some time
inst received at Tyner's, at prices that
will astonish You.
FARMERS, look in Weed Earls' ware
house for the best. self-rsks. rsape-, and
the best combined ,droppea and'mQwers
on earth-the buckeye"
WALL PAPER, the finest stock ever
brought to this city, will be found'a1 j.
&. Walkers, nor,h side the, Square I;
also. a full supply of paints, OILS, glass.
&c, constantly On hand; al. OF which
will be sold cheaper thar, Gis cheapest.
Call and see.
TOMATO and sweat potato plants,
started under the new 'hardning" pro-
cess, which causes them to mature from
two to four weeks earlier than by any
other plan, for sale by Rev, w. r. Ely.
Leave orders at S. P. Wright's store,
Savannah, Mo.
Miss S~OMERvILLE would respect
fully announc to the Citizens of
Savannah that she will receive pupils
in music. Terms: $500 per quarter.
applications may be left at the store
Of Messrs, Stiles & Hardy.
May 6, 1874. 3y
STILES G. HARDY amt gat any money
TO loan, nor amt rjSh enough to sell
goods on credit; but, they. can do the
other thing, viz: te-wit, namely they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower: for
cash than anybody can on credit.
FROM an occasional correspondent we
learn that Oh Sunday, the Sd iast Elder
Jacob Wood baptized six happy con-
verts IN the Observation-Disclosures at
Bockow, by which they were made mem
bers of the Baptist Church of that place.
On Sunday last, Elder Renan. baptized
Lhirty-four in the Platte, west of Gull
Iord, Nodaway county, who were
formed into q. new church, holding
meetings at the Whiteford school-house.
several of these were heads of families,
and all of the Christian church,,
THE following paragraph, written for
another town.. wsuldi be particularly
applicable to some of orF W citizens
If some of u ."full listed, and large
ut owners ofthis place would take some
pride and a little more interest in for
warding things along, and see that a
rev conner could have a shelter to
cover himself and family at a reason
able rent, ard whe2 wishing to build,