The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-22

Hon. NICHOLAS FORD, our w0lthy
Representative, has the thanks OF the
Andrew County Library Association, for
a report of the Geological Survey OF the
State of MISUNDERSTANDING field work
of 1851, with n~inety-one illustrations
and IN Atlas.
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid
for Hides, at the South-Side Meat
! Shop. w. b. Alil'.
January 1st-4w
King Kalakaua and suite arrived IN
St. Louis on Saturday last, and were
formally received by the city officials.
J. II. Dyer. typo, arrived in Savan-
nah. from Colorado, last week. He went
to the mountains last spring, and thinks
his residence there has inyigorated his
health. lie is a native of Andrew.
Business in the mountain districts is
; very lively, more ore having been taken
out in the Georgetown Districts last
spring than ever before in the same
length Of time.
A customer said to Earls' face: "Iou
sell QucenSware and Lamps cheaper
than any house in town." Weed blush
ed and said: Take EN-
IL another place Will be found q short
communication from Hon. n. Ford,
Representative from Andrew county.
We, as well rs our readers, will be
pleased to hear from him, whenever he
has anything Of interest he deems
worthy of communicating to his con-
StitucntS.
COUNTY CorET.-Thc term of Judge
Bond. Is Presiding Justice of the An
drew County Court, expired on Monday
last. and his successor, Judge Rankin,
was duly qualified and took his seat
Judrc Talbot succeeded is Pre>iding
Justice.
NoTn'E Is @ven to the pslbiic %cncr-
ally that John j. Miller, northeast OF the
Square. has received Il large and COM
plcte supply of fall and winter goods
attest misunderstanding of ready-madc
clothing, hats. caps, boots and shoes,
@cns,'turni>hing goods, &c. Calf and
examine goods and prices before buy
ing elsewhere.
Mr.. J. Is. TEoTTEI, of Union Star,
Dckalb county, came near meeting
with a fatal accident the other day. He
was hauling straw about the place, when
he Slipped off the Load between the
horses and they began to kick and run.
bruiSing his legs aid feet very badly.
WE can't say we are Just exactly sat
isficd with the way Stiles & Hardy do
their advertising. They don't advertise
much i'll the papers, and yet they are
selling q heap of goods, and candor
forces us to admit they have 4 fine store.
We direct the attention Of our readers
to the prospects, of the st. Louis Daily
Semi-Weeklv Tri-Wcckly and Weekly
Globe. This paper is II of the lead
ING Republican papers of the West, edl-
ted with spirit and ability, and well
worth the price at which it is published.
The large Weekly Is only S1.2j per
wear. It's circulation is rapidly i%ncreaS-
ING. and we commend it to the favora-
bic consideration of those wishing a pa
per from the culture Great City,
IF V wish 20 make your wife or
daughter Il nice present. purchase her Il
Singer sewing machine.
BROTHER AGATHo, President Of the
st. Joseph College, one of the leading
Institutions of tEe Catholic Church in
the Missouri Valley. died in that city on
Saturday evening last, about half past
) O'Clock. He has beea President of
that Institution since December, 1868,
and by his kind and courteous bearing
made many friends. The funeral took
place from DE Cathedral at 9. o'clock,
morning.
OUR job, department is very complete,
and we can furnish all classes of work
as neatly and cheaply rs can be DONE
Give us q call and well, warrant salts
A REVOLT occurred in the penitentiary
at Jefferson Cay on the 18th, that for
threatened the most serious re-
suits Several hundred. armed citizens