The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12
o. ~BRETIT7ES.

& Hardy, of this city, was the reclpie"'
of a twelve pound boy, one day last
week.
RUSSELL is selling goods cheap, and
has lots of them. Call and see for your
selves and get some bargains.
WE understand that Mr. James
Schackelford, a renowned ventriloquist,
of this city, has lately been attacked
with a paralytic stroke.
NEW and fresh styles Of Hamburg
cdgincs, JUST received at Glaciers store,
March 9th. W.
MISS ANNA C. MORRIS, daughter of
Mr.. NJ. S. Morris, of this city and teach
er in the Savannah Public School, left
for New Orleans, one day last week. to
visit friends and relatives residing there.
For frst-class job work of al kinds
call at the REPUBLICAN office.
WE made mention last week Of some
twenty or thirty different cases Of meas
les, in Savannah and vicinity. We are
pleased to say they are all fast recover
ing.
DIR. FRANK CoUCIf, Of Texas, IS on a
short visit to his uncle, Mr.. f. A. Phil
fps, of this place. He is well pleased
with Texas. His father was a resident
of Savannahabout % years ago.
WE can't say we are just exactly sat
i,lied with the way Stiles & Hardy do
their advertising, They don't advertise
much in the papers, and Yet they are
selling 8 heap of goods, and candor
forces us to admit they have q fine store.
PARTIES possessing chickens. should
see to it that their hen-houses are well
occurred at night. Certain pilfering boys
have been detected in the act of pur-
dining away barn fowls, and made to
,li,gorgc the anne
AroUSG lady being asked to choose
between Il horse, a piano, and 4 sewing
machine, for a Christmas Gift, chose a
SINGER SEWING MACHINE. Here's a
girl for some worthy young man.
WE learn that Mr.. "China" Clarke
has rented his farm to Mr.. ID. I. Russell,
and will, with his family, remove to the
mountains about the first Of May next.
Mr.. Clarke is one of the first settlers Of
this county, and many Of his old pio-
nccr friends and others will regret to
near of his intended departure.
Our job department is very complete.
and we can furnish all classes Of work
- neatly and cLeaply IS a he done.
;;iyc US a call and well warrant salts
faction.
MIR. JOHN T. NELSON, Of this city,
had another ~hydrophobia patient this
week,-NIr. james 5. Nolan, of Holt
county, who was bitten by 4 mad dog,
Just above the knee. He came to see
Mr.. \. to have his mao stone applied to
the wound. and in day OF two he was
pronounced cured, and returned home.
HORSE AND JACK Bills neatly and
promptly executed at this Office, on
reasonable terms.
Our young friends, Messrs. Glazier
& Cobb, have received the material for
their new printing Office, the past week,
and are now ready to receive orders
from the public. The first number of
their paper, The Nason's and Odd Eel
lows Reporter, will be issued next
week. We hope cur young friends will
meet with liberal encouragement from
The public.
Mr.. GEORGE G.. STR0CK, q worthy
Young gentleman who has been success
tIlIy engaged i'll teaching school in
Monroe township, for some time past,
will leave there next week for Nebras-
ka. Success to him wherever he NAV
nc. Should he find anything up there
worth writing about We would be glad
il he would continue his c%orrespon-
Ge2ce.
MORE than eighty persons were con-
ycrted in the recent revival in the Bap-
t.S Church, at Lexington, forty-seyen
6 whom united with that denomination.
The services were mainly conducted by
Rev. III. Painter, Of Howard county,
who laborcd faithfully and well IL the
.Ause.