The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-27
LOCAL. BRETITIES.

SUNDAY night last was generally
thought to be the coolest night of the
season.
OATS and corn wanted at Savannah
Mills, for which the highest cash price
IS paid.
ALL orders addressed to Singer Agent,
rost-office box al, will be promptly at
tended to.
GARDENERS washer took the first pre-
MUM at the St. Joe Exposition and
Holt County Fair.
REMEMBER the great public debate on
Woman Suffrage" tomorrow night at
The Courthouse, and come early.
WE are anxious to dispose of our en-
tire stock. and will take butter, eggs, or
coon-skins in exchange for the whole or
any part oft, at Tyner's.
On Saturday last the weather turned
suddenly cold, with snow, since which
lime we have had a severely cold
spell as has visited us this winter.
LONE STAR, Gentry county. formerly
called Mount Vernon, is situated in the
northeast part Of that county, and has a
population of about one hundred.
An exhibition at the Mount Craig
School-house, last Saturday night, was
lArgely attended and was q success.
rhos. j. Kinzer was the teacher of
the school.
IT Is not exactly proper to accuse all
persons of ''lukewarmness" in the cause
If temperance, merely because they do
40 wish to become members of q secret
total abstinence lodge.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. D. ]. Holmes, of St. Joseph, can
.iot be at Guilford next Sabbath, as has
heen announced. on account of his re-
sival meeting in st. Joseph.
THOMAS NANCE, an old and respected
citizen of this place, died on Wednesday
Of this week. at the residence of his son,
in this city. The deceased has been
agent of the railroad at the Savannah
depot for years.
SEVERAL instances of INSTRUMENTATION
IN schools have been related rs. Such
ilings should not be. Teachers should
10 upheld by parents and school off,
GERS in the enforcement of wholesome
school regulations.
Mr.. DAVID MORAN proposes to set
apart q tract of land to be used as .
barylng ground by the people in his vi
ciaity. A suitable burying ground in
il,at r%icinity has long been needed. and
TOR this exemplary act MI. Moran will
:eceive the public thanks.
STILES & HARDY amt got any money
10 loan, nor amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
ii,sy can afford TO sell goods lower for
cash than anybody can on credit.
TIE Grange feast. in this city. last
Saturday, was . handsomely grand az
ar. The rich and good things Of earth
there spread in bountcous profu-
sion, and. although the meeting was
everyone wss satisfied, and there
rxss enough left to feed q good-sized
Az effort Is being made by the Episco-
aggregation. in this city, to raise funds
with which 70 build for their Use a house
u worship. Some handsome amounts
ave already been pledged. and the best
are entertained that the effort will
&c crowned with success. No site has
. ct been selected.
A CONTRACT has been entered into
18th the windmill pump firm, to place
= pump and Q seventy-fivs barrel reser.
Toir at the West End. and it Is expected
+: will not be long before they will be
at in position. and the Public Square
.endered tolerably secure from an ex-
,nsive confagration,
THIS. from the Holt County Sentinel,
apply equally as we'll to this
We. Of the county of Holt and State
81 Missouri. claim. and justly, too, that
8 G have a. fins . fruit growing region as
n in tbs Union. But, strange to tell,
have bu: one solitary establishment
ar canning and preserving fruit in the
''hole State. and that employing the