The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
c1ndrev Ga, RepnbHfam.
LOCAL BRETIIIES.

Sprinm and Summer Goods by the NIL
lion, Just received at J. j.. MlIlers, east
side of public square.
Mr.. Bart Benbo, of Maryviilc, No,
wa in the city on Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week. Mr.. Bcnbo
came down with some prisoners,
from Nodaway county.
Every description OF Gents Wearing
Apparel to he found at j. j. Millcr's,
east side Public Square.
THE Tilton-Beechcr case is still 60
ing on, bat it is thought however
that it will close in q month or two.
RUSSELL is selling goods cheap, and
has lots of them. Call and see for your
selves and get some bargains.
Spelling Schools are getting to be
very popular now, and we anticipate
q lively time at IIardv'S Hall. next
Friday evening. Judging by the per-
IONS who are taking an interest in
the enterprise.
OUR Job department Is very complete,
and We can furnish all classes of work
as neatly and cheaply rs can be done.
Give us a call and Wen warrant salts
faction.
Mr.. Sloan VI. Young. had an addi-
ton of five to his happy family this
week. l.. A. Piss and wife, WIN.
Cleveland and wife and William
Warner. were lodged in our jail on
"Wednesday last. by Sheriff Beech of
Nodaway county, charged with keep
ing a Rawdy-house in Maryyille No,
1t will astoniSh You to look over the
mammoth stock of Clothing, in endless
variety, now on exhibition at J. j. Mil
lrr's, the Cheap CiOthier Of Andrew.
One Arthur NcMincs, a colored
man, was tried before Jesse John,
Esq, this week, for the purpose of
causing HIN to give bond to keep the
peace. The complaining witness was
John Ashford another cOlorcd man
who feared the defendant would Kill
him or do him some great bodily
harm. There were five or six AttOr-
news engaged in the case, and the
trial occupied all of Monday and
Tuesday. The rude expressions of
the colored witnesses and curt re
marks of the attorneys caused great
merriment for the b~ystanders. The
Jury after hearing all the evidence
and extended arguments of counsel
were Of the opinion that Arthur did
not mediate any very serious evil to-
ward John and returned a verdict of
not guilty.
WE can't say we are just exactly sat
isfied with the way Stiles & Hardy do
their advertising. They don't advertise
much in the papers, and yet they are
selling a heap of goods, and candor
forces Us to admit they have a fine store.
For frst-class job work of all kinds
call at the REPUBLICAN office.
Go to the EaSt-side Clothing Store of
John j. Miller, and see the nice hats, |
caps, coats, vests, pantaloons, boots,
shoes, trunks and v~alises, purchased
specially for the spring trade of 1879.
Our young friend j. S. McLain in
forms us that there is to be a combin-
alton of Democrats and Temperance
Incl to defeat the excellent City Tick
ct placed in nomination by the Re-
pub.icans of this city. Such a COM
binatiOn would be a novelty, even if
it were possible for such an alliance
10 be made: but friend John IS such
an invetcratejoker, that we believe
lie could hardly refrain from endeav-
Cring to sell his friends even at a fun
cal. We like John first rate, and if
it were not for the fact that he tells
such wonderful stories with the
expectation that we will swallow
them, we would have a higher opln-
on of his Judgment. Sometimes, how
ever, we are led to believe that he
does not expect us to believe all of
them, and acts on the principle that
everything is fair i'll politics as well
is in war. We do not write this with
the intention Of giving offense to any