The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-07
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g. BRETITIES.

1HE NOudWdy dilCy cpN, puoii1ioo
At Graham, changed hands last week.
Geo. B. Bowman, the old proprietor re-
tires, and is succeeded by Messrs. Rea
d. Venable. Success to them.
Spring and Summer Goods by the mil
lion! Just received at j. J. Miller's, east
side of public square.
a horse thief, who gave his name as
jim Ferguson, was arrested IN llolt
county, on the 9th ult., and taken to
Oregon. Circuit Court being in session,
the grand jury found a true bill against
him. As the prisoner exhibited synp-
IONS of insanity, Judge Kelly thought
il best to order his case continued.
Go to the East-side Clothing Store of
John J. Miller, and see the nice hats,
caps, coats, vests. pantaloons, boots,
saoes, trunks and v~aliseS, purchased
specially for the spring trade Of 1873.
TIE last s'Club Dance under the
auspices of Prof. Younger, took place
at IIardy's Hall on Monday night last.
It was largely attended by the young
ladies and gentlemen, and passed OFT
very agreeably and pleasantly.
Every description of Gents Wearing
Apparel to be found at j. j. Miller's,
east side Public Square.
HORSES SToLEN.-On Sunday night
last. Mr.. Josiah Cunningham, living
tour miles northwest OF Savannah, had
= bay mare and a black horse stolen
from his stable. The thief or thieves
took the halters with which they were
tied. Mr.. c. has no clue to the perpe-
traitors, but two OF three of his neigh
bors have went in search. We hope
they may be successful not only III re-
covering the horses, but also in secur-
no the thief, that he may meet such
lust punishment from the law as he de-
serves.
RUSSELL is selling goods cheap, and
has lots of them. Call and see for your
selves and get some bargains.
FROM the account in last weeks Re-
publican, the people of MaryviIle have
got it badly-the spelling mania. One
or two II { interesting and exciting
matches b sc been held, attended by
large audi aces. Out of large class,
which, ont by one. were slain by some
fatal word, Capt. Parcher survives as
the champion .sspelliSt8 Of M~aryville.
The proceeds of the last evenings en-
tertainment, after all expenses were
paid, amounted to about $50.
As already announced. goodly por-
ton of the citizens of Savannah have
been attacked by the same mania, and
Friday night last was fixed upon for the
first contest. But the night proved
rainy and disagrecable, and upon the
vote being taken by those present 1t was
voted to adjourn until the succeeding
Friday evening. We hope to- see Il large
audience present tonight, for i'll aGdi-
ton to the fun and excitement of the oc-
casion, the object for which the pro-
ceeds are to be applied,-the Town Ii
brary.-is an object that richly deserves
the encouragement and support OF our
p~ublic-spirited citizens.
WE can't say we are just exactly sat
isfed with the way Stiles & Hardy Ito
their advertising. They don't advertise
much in the papers, and yet they are
selling q heap Of goods, and candol
forces us to admit they have a fine store,
CHINA WED44NG,"-Saturday last,
Nav 1st, was the 10Th anniversary oil
the wedding of Elder L. II. Haley and
wife, of st. Joseph. For two years pas
he has been the pastor of the Christian
Chuch in that city. Their friends ant
members of the congregation awaited
themselves of the OCCASION, to manifest
the high esteem and appreciation ii
which they were held. They presented
them with al elegant China set, con.
sisting of 1l2 pieces. Appropriate
speeches were made on both sides, ant
afterwards q SYMPTOMS repast partakei
OF. and the whole atfIir passed oEpleas
antly and ~agreeably to all parties. Ell
der Haley has been q minister in ihi;
State for i number of yearS,-a goot
portion ofhiS time having been spent ii
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