The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
C. BRETIIIES.

~ bouSht |clE 'i'ciP 'i 'H
AZ Earis sells his pocket ,inives so
wonderfully cheap. he r.ay sell that
'a-ce Stoci, in sa.s show case.
Tue American Sariine Co.'S bone
SIS sar,lines a.c much better. and lcs<
,aau half Ike ccSS Of imported saIdincs.
NEW fall clothing. hats, caps. boots.
shoes, &C., just received Al J. J. Mil
.cr'S.
THERE will be services IL the new
Episcopal Church this evening at Z
o'clock. All are cordially invited to
re present.
GROVER & BAKER sewing machines
for SD Oh at the Singer office. Vince
Ter x Wilson's and the Improved I'm
rirc for $50 Oh.
4 FEW days ago. NJ. c. ". Hale.
clerk n Wa,erman's lul.lrer rard- rot
ais lett hand mashed while lliriIg Il bar
rel of lime, which ieii on it.
CTR job department * very complete.
md we can furnish all Glasses Of work
- rcatly and cheaplv is can he done.
tive us Il call and wei warrant salts
faction.
THE side-wall, has beer EXTENDED!
south from Stiles 4 IIar.iy'S store 1" the
corner of the block. a;.uin. I.,,.ci, to
the comfort OF pedestrians III muddy
weather.
THERE will be 4 grand Masonic Din
neg given At "lIariys Hall, December
9Th. All MaScns witt, their families
are respectfully invited 10 attend. Also.
Bali and Suppc- in the evening.
TIE 4. +. and y. n. L"d5e No. II,
VI Savannah. will give Il grand ball in
:iariy's new hall. Oh Thursday. Dcccm-
her y. Arrangements will he made 80
'i,at MI who wish supper Il have it.
Ir would make You sIaiic, equal to
that produced by laughing gas. TO take
{, look through John j. Miller'S large
stock OF fall ana winter clothing and
gents furnishing goods. boots. shoes,
siircS, hats ana caps.
SAVANNAH Mills have Iecr s.il more
improved by the addition Of new and
valuable machinery. anl:i:ey commence
running this week under better auspices
than ever. Mcssrs. c.. Z. Miller " Sons !
are determined 10 be best o. nothing. ,
anil we glory in their ~..spunk."
WE can't say we are just exactly sat
iSiied with the way Stiles & Hard; do
their advertising. They don't advertise
much in the papers, and Yet they are
selling a heap of goods, and caEdor
forces us to admit they have 4 fine store.
1t is astonishing how many fine things
r,n he crowded into :. store-room. We
are led to this remark by looking over
'hc holiday goods ut Sargent &c Wiiker-
sons drug store, south side the Square. |
LAST Saturday evening tive. young
!ncn, named Gauf and Gilispie, got into
:, difficulty north OF town, whoE. the
Latter stabbed the former in the bowels |
w:,h :; knife. causing Il bad though not
dangerous wound. He (Gilispic) WAS
lerss.ed, and gave bail to the mount q!
i've hundred dollars, and wen: home.
E,r..r- - ,yn o., fhn ,,,rl.ft, .rnp.-- :
ally that John j. Miller, northeast of the
Square. has received 4 large and COM
I'ietc supply Of fall and winter goods
latest s,ylcs-con>is.ing OF re~ady-made
riothing, hats. caps, boots and shoes.
gents furnishing gcotlS, &c. Call and
r,alGinc goods and prices before buy
ing elsewhere.
LAST week. through an extract rom
'n exchange paper, we note. the tact
Of q. committee of four citizcns-two
from Maryville. one from Graham, and
,'ne from: Mound city. in Holt county,
-oing on = visit to Chicago TO confer
with railroad officials there. 10 further
the construction of Il RAILROAD from Mary
Vile, via Graham. to Mound City. No.
They have returned. and report the
prospects for :he building of the road as
.cry promising. The committee further
STATE that the extension. gf the railroad
acw running from Quincy. H.. to Kinks
lille, westward through tha,State to the
Missouri river, viii be cer-lrenced in 4
.,rf time ..