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nothing aboutit. Tho picture l,attera the Piano

nothing aboutit. Tho picture Eattera the Piano
statesman,
healthier but lighter man. III Tie Legislative
Convention meets this afternoon. Tho Green
backors hold q barbecue at MI. Vernon to-day,
where Sam Cary and Brick romeruy aro *.
TnE COUNTY CAMrAI3N coMMrTTEH
held n meeting Yesterday afternoon Mt lserub-
ltcan Headquarters, cnr1icr Of Lake anl Clark
streets, Col. At,ner Taylor occupied tho chair,
NJ. Aswatcr, will hereafter, 10 found at tic
County Headquarters, now tint tho Committee
Is Thoroughly organized, ready to give any In
formation. Parties taking an active part IN tho
campaign nnt making speeches arc requested to
water. ....-...
SCANDINAVIAN REPUBLICANS.
Last night a Scandinavian Republican rnss-
meeting tsas hel! at Aurora Hall No, 1f3 Mill
wat'kee, avenue, for tho purpose OF recommend
Jug 70 tha County Convention q Scandinavian
for tho office Of County Commissioner. Tho
meeting wns laFge aud enthusiastic Que, tllero
being shout 400 persons prcsent. Dr. 1,nrlan
wna w., cnllcd TO tue char, and y; Oleaon chosen
Tho Cllalr stated tue object Of the tnecttnG,
and made vory stirring appeal to tle nepub-
ieand pfcaent To bury all private feelings III the
matter and TO unite upon good Scandinavian
70 represent them IN the County Board.
Tlioy all knew Of tic corruption In TINT body,
and Of the necessity Of reform. They could
bring about reform II they worked for It, iust
no 10 ~ w. Sty GouHei II hau pGet naaue Isspcctaole
W Snr ,ta o,tHso0 =. tna neopie iast spsh,ne:
co1,,n1no nvuI sne Gha!s appGinaea Inc .o.losMlng
,vSn,,, nnn ,n, w. h9IatS m 1 .ta es1ons noas
sn.ts5 ,n,s, QUESTS; =; UlesTn, StcusMnu,
tI,ns E1M' atu VI. ou!sna. Ing eo'An'lttco
Vs H.. ti,n. G ~ ,, tiT,lh sae ahso' ,,,a
,pn IN toy ynol, m@to out n .afI NY n' @
be thcir County Cotn,nissioncr. but. my
liR oMco settled upon tfcir Representative, they
, 1876-09-22
M'kEE,

WAsulNoToN, D. O., Sept. 3.--1he case o.
William Mckee, which l!as been before US,
ts!rt-Attorney Bliss, Of 81. Louis, rho rtrol'ea
unfayora0ly thereon. Ia still tbs subject ol ~
gulneut before ths Attorney General, aud IT ~
tleI ttMe will be given counsel Tor ~. y.
III their iN,sacsslnn ahu UPON which thsy ~
pect t2Yorablc confederation.
, 1876-09-22
SPOlsT1NG.
Tho American Riaemen Win Another
Victory Over the Irish Team.
Second Days Sport Mt the Lonls-
yille Turf Meeting.
The Chicago Club Meet the Bostona On the
Formers Grounds To-Day.
THE RIFLE.
AMERICAN VI. IIllsIl NAHKSMEN,
RaAafAf


rrr1r y,1urn
4AI 4tAELE'
AMERICAN Va. 1nlsll MARKsMss.
w., spteta1 nt.patsa g ~ Tribune.
match between The lr,sh and American rlno
t,,m. va. .hot ~ T,-cn,7,,o,r h.tv. .ra~s.. 49,,
ae,,.. ".e W eu. o..vto sao eo'-
toassc to =. spee,a.oss ,. PHEASANT a.'hosphete'
and sl,arp competition made Tho contest full Of
interest, Willie no such remarkable srores ,yrro
mai. a. ,hoas t.htct ,t,,,"n,,,,hc, ~ r,ato,,
~ Inv, wook s, "ne % .e 9 'an.s
were several excellent Individual scores. Owing
To the "lcading" +" OF Farwollte rifle, tho Amcri-
cuns' sco,o wos lcsa than Il m,rht o,nrr.
,rtso bovo toor ~. .n,.i ~ 1ns ,,,,t,,,. -
III ~ ,tha 1.,,, no .os sns ~ .u" "ots ~
.'aoa 10, INC lrishmc1' gave general satisfae-
tton 70 tho Americans present, while the Bupo-
rlor shooting Of tho irtshmcu ut 1000 yards
chilled out cortlio1 admtrotinn. Tho ear1v morn.
inn ~.s .oo" an, s"a.1. W., a... 4ao oa ',o''9e
80 ""A ~sSN' """ eoot' nio b"'o pio''lee VI
PkhffcT DAF,
as the llollr for the contest drew near, how
ever, clouds oycrsprcad the si.y. and brcczc
sprung nm. The nnr1v tro,ns tn frcodrnonr ala
nt as 49, up ~, "s oass 's W IT, o'a
not sa1rY out aa man7 pcfsons as uiu shosc OK
week ngo, anu, when tho shooting began, not
more than Goo spectators wcrc nj tho range.
These surrounded, in 1ong, thin semicfrcic,
thu 11rnr nonts ,ho Amor,ao, s,.,,a.,,taero ~
@ .ao l.Ins po'uss' Inc american sy'Hrattizcrs on
the right side Of the American, targets, and the
friends OF the Irish tenn, WIN. nj tbo hpu.t,.
tho ,o,t n,., w. aoo 't'"eoas' vi
t"e ie!e' 4he WcathcF throughout Inc day was
very slnilnr to that OF june 20, 1876, when tho
1rtbh-Afnar1caQ match took place at Dully-
monnt, and, na on t,nt occasion. Tim sncc,otcre
,vnr. ta,yv +, a.sn,,1,,a,,n ~ n IN 49,, w.,
nr.t WV, r,,,o O., -. ~ t 49,, -, w
positions. At ! 1o:sa o'clock W to - second com gun gun
inyt t.ie aAet euot VI tas n'attu Wus HIeu. Inc
, 1876-09-22
brief address, and hearty clleers wcrc r,,,.,
both teamR+ ' A'Vea 1ol
DASlE-1tAIL.
the oH1cAno CLuh AT TOLEDO.
Eukcj1l 1isndfeh tn II. 7rth,.

the oH1cAno cLuh AT TOLEDO.
Special Dispatch to 7a4 7rtbu1e
ToLEpo, Sept. 2i.-'rLc While s,ocs,..
ntonpca over one train hero to.lay and nv.
exhibition OF their skill In gumc vim su,1 !. "a
Athletics Of this city. Tho homo ntno ~ .at
weakened by tic absence Of nomc OF t.,r nsa ,s's
me1, aud tho result was that they played rs.. uss
iiaT!ns cls gi9; IT, ThS t.s 'ayy ". hitting aed III
Quite largo crowd WIS present. ill., lH',.re'l .,e..
BIT. touIs browns Fs. 1fniaNArotts.
1.,,. =, Spsc,1a 't DItuatch @ u 70 ~ 7ribnne.
here today between the home club a,,1 tE ~
Louis browns resulted In the dcigat ,T ~ Fl. r.
former nInc; Va Tut
inntngt- 2 "a ~ >
Hr0wnB.... 4 O2 q o 4 n
lGdlanApolis... ......1 0 0 0 0 d i q
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Tpt&H'''sf r...1 Iu1 TUt4lV.',,..', !, Ib3
At the conclusion OF the match the members
OF both teams assembled III the nclghtsuIng
hotel aud pattook Of 9. lunch. congratulQtory
addresscs on the good fortune OF tho American
Is!sh and Col. Mitchell, Captain Of tho Ameli-
/ can team. Judge Qulazslseye also ua1e q
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
Rennorse.

Mrs. Meetings, the confessed accom-
plice in the murder of her husband, Is
beyond doubt the most wrctched pris-
oner ever incarcerated in the Jail ut Bar
boursyille. by day gory-stained phan-
toms flit before her gaze. while her
sleep is accompanied with dreams Of
skeletons, and fiends dance around her
bedside, their mocking laugh deriding
her for the assassination OF her husband.
When asked n few days ago what troub>
aed her most. 1.-THE past or the futuroPn
''Tho horrible past She PAGES up and
down her strongly barred room wishing
for death, and occasionally dashes her
hands to her eyes, as If to keep from her
gaze the awful scenes attending the in-
human butchery Of her husband. She
has wasted in flesh to such an extent
since her imprisonment as to present
the appearance OF an animated skeleton,
and the physicians think she will berav-
ing mad before her trial comes on
Huntington (ya.) Advertiser. s.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
Horrible Accident.

We are called upon to chronicle the
most horrid accident the history OF our
town has known, in the burning of little
Jay, aged about three years, infant son
OF w. j. and Mary Franklin, on Friday
last. He was playing with his brother,
two or three years his senior, in small
out-building in which lot of straw had
been thrown, when one or the other set
fire to it. The door having been nailed
up to keep the little fellows out, they
pulled off board and got in by this
means, having to climb over tho fatal
pile Of straw. After fire was set to it,
escape was almost impossible, but the
elder of the two managed to get out in
time to save himself. The cries OF the
little fellow We're heard. but not IN time
to render him any assistance, he being
almost literally consumed by the
ilames.-Siaysville Register.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
To the Citizens of Andrew County.

In case of sufficient encouragement
we shall publish Map expressly fol
Andrew county, in Atlas form, con
tanning:
An nd X and table of explanations
A map of the county, colOrcd by
townships, showing the location OF
towns postoiliccs, streams, wagon.
roads, railroad, etc.
"A history of Andrew county, from
its earliest settlement up to the pres.
cnt time.
"A sectional map of each township
on separate page, finely colorcd. and
engraved on scale of two inches &c
the mile, showing names of property
holders, location of farms, residences
wagon.roads, railroads, streams
springs, churches, school houses
blacksmith shops, manufactures
mills, cemeteries. coal mines, stont
quarrics, etc, etc.
Fine plats of each city and village
in the county. showing streets, alleys
blocks, and building lots, with name;
and numbers, and each addition col
ored separately, with a historical
sketch Of each.
a doubc-pagc railroad map of til,
United States.
a complete railroad map Of Nilsson
ri, colorcd by counties, and corrected
up to the time of publication.
A map of the world.
A directory, giving the names o.
those who patronize our work, thcil
residence, business, ,postoilicc address
place of nativity, and date of settle
ment in the county.
Fine photographic views ofa select
number of the prominent buildings
residences, fine stock, and farms, (pel
contract from drawings by our spec
ial corps of artists.
a biography of some of the early
settlers and prominent citizens of the
county, Cper contract.)
1t will be about 16Xl7 inches square
handsomely bound, making it botl
valuable and ornamental.
To insure accuracy, we have ,
corps of experienced Topographica
Engineers who compile the map,
from official records and personal ex
animation.
An experimental canvass will sool
be commenced, and should it NEE
with sufficient encouragement to war
rant its publication, we shall endeav
or to complete the work as soon al
practicable. .,s-
Hoping our enterprise will NEE
with your careful consideration an,
support, we are
Very respectfully, yours,
EDWARDS BROS.
=. ..
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
A MURDERER's RHMoRsE
Induces Him to Give Himself UP
to the Authorities.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2.-Last
evening a man giving his name as W.
McDcvitt gave himself up to a police
man and said he had committed a
murder. He stated that five years
ago he and another man. while intox-
icated, attacked aud killed a railroad
boss, about eight miles from Councils
vile, Pa. Both were arrested, but
McDevitt soon escaped, and since
then has been wandering through the
South and West. Remors6 has made
his life uncomfortable, and he desired
to be punished for his crime. The
authorities telegraphed 10 Fayette to
the county sheriff, and received an
answer confirming McDeyitt's state
ment. He will probably be forward
cd to Fayette county to-day.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

Judge Kelly was fortunate enough
to have his barn insured in Mr.Stilc's
agency, and therefore as consequence
had no trouble about adjustment of
loss by the damage done by lightning.
Mr.. Stiles does not stand upon the
order Of doing, but goes ahead and
fixes up his losses promptly and with
out annoyance to the insured. His
agency represents over seven million
dollars, and people wanting reliable
insurance should bear that fact in
mind, and when getting get the best.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
T II L :.
SILVER TONGUE =
oRG AN ,,,,.|o
It's Immense Success.

The whole country is awaking to
the Importance Of Introducing MUSIC
into the. household. The cabinet Or
gon is becoming tho great family in-
strument, and hundreds of the best
families in the west are sending in
their orders for the famous g Silrsr
Tongue " Organ, made by L. y. Need
ham & Son, of New York, knowing
ii to be the oldest and 1ssl organ made
in tho United States, and therefore
the best ia ne tcorld, afc g.l Il
Thirty gears test has proved their
superiority. 3b saT .5i3 ,e,i
Parties where there are no agents,
wishing to purchase Que Of these fa-
nous instruments, can have one de .
livcred at their door by writing to
d WALTER s. GILMAN, 4.
General Agent, dealer in Pianos and
Organs, Opera House block, ST. Jo-
seph, Mo. -.,.. IL. loft
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

The Public School closed in this
plasc on Friday last, after very sat
isfactory examination of the classes
of about two weeks. Prof. Carr, the
head of the Institution. has perform
ed his responsible duties very faith
fully and successfully, and in q man.
ncr to gain the confidence and esteem
of the community. He has also been
assisted by a competent and diligcnt
corps of teachers, and altogether, this
community very justly feel proud of
its public school.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

The spring, so far, has opened u-
propitiously for the farming interests. i.
So much rain has fallen, that the
ground has not had an opportunity
to dry out. 1t was very nearly ready
for plowing on Saturday last, when
another heavy rain came, which con-
tinued for several days, n slight snow
being mixed with IL on Monday last,
May lst. The ground is now again
thoroughly wettcd, and several days
more must elapse before the plow can
DO started. A great many of our
farmers have not yet put in their
oats. This state of things Ia very
trying TO their patience.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
A ROYAL SPREAD
CENTENNIAL NOVELTIES IN ALL,
THEIR VARIED FEATURES.
A Magnificent store Filled with
Elegant and Nobby 0oods--Sts
Joseph's Great Attraction. ~

/
Messrs. Chambers q Maruey de-,
serve well of the people for the vast
deal of enterprise displayed BY them
in placing for sale before the people Of
ST. JOSEPH AND ANDREW coUNrY,
the elaborate and complete stock of
dry goods to be found In their large
and magnificent store on Felix street.
The people seem TO take great Inter
est in the new and beautiful, and in
following their bent immense crowds
flock to their store viewing, priciug
and purchasing. The store is literal
ly crowded from s..;f
MORNING UNTIL NIGHT
with buyers and others who delight
in feasting the eyes, even If they can
not afford, or do not desire, to pur-
chase. The large stock Of goods pur-
chased by MIR. Chambers while east
has arrived, and is now 10 be seen in
all ITS manifold variety and complete
ness at their store, where polite and
| ATTENTIVE CLERKS .e.b5.
are in waiting. New additions to the
original purchase are arriving daily
through their New York buyer, CON-
bining all of the latest novelties as
fast as they are introduced into the
eastern market. The new and beau
tiful styles of dress goods in the mar
ket this year are worthy Of special
notice, combining as they do tive cs-
sential feature, great beauty of do
sign and colors with cheapness. "r'
GREAT BARGAINS -3a'
are offered in Black and Colored Silks.
they selling for less price than tho
market heretofore could possibly af-
ford, the prices varying from 75 cents
per yard up to $3.50. The latest nov
elites in Ladies' Ties and Cashmere
Laces Of all descriptions are very mob
by and take the eye of the people at a
glance. Messrs. Chambers & Mar
ney are making slaughter in. the
prices of gloves; they arc selling good
two button black N. -s
KID GLOVES, FOR SOC. ~
| Also the celebrated Harris seamless
and four or five other popular brands
in several colors, for the opera as
well as black and white. The styles
of parasols are cntircly new and have
a variety of convenient attachments
for handkerchief, fans, tablets, &c.
The latest styles of fans recall to
mind the fan of Ilirtations of years
agonc. They are very neat in design,
many of them being ,...
WORKS OF ART. r~
Among the many things to be found
in this establishment are ladies' ready
made suits and wrappers in silk,
worsted and wash goods. House
keeping goods, including table linens.
towels, napkins, sheetings, bed
spreads and lace curtains, are to DO
found in full stock, and extra induce
ments will be offered to hotel and
boarding house keepers to make full
purchases.
low PRICES .
and first-class goods are the rule in
this great retail house, as all will find
| who favor them with call. It is
worth ones while to call and sec the
goods. even ifno desire to purchase
exists, and We are assured that all
visitors willreceive hearty welcome,
purchase or no purchase. r- q
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
W. A. PRICES COLUMN.
Read This Column Every Week tc
Keep Posted.

still keep car load ahead of the
Celebrated Marysvillc, Kansas, Spring
Wheat Flour; this beats all the Spring
Wheat Flour that is sold in Savannah.
Only,S2, 80 per hundred pounds. or 1t
the rates of 81, ,i5 for 500 lbs, or s2,i0
for 1000 pounds. 60. ,.,p ....
All kinds OF Grass Seeds, Fresh and
New. can be found at w, A. Prices
Produce Store. .. .....
Spring Wheat, Barley and Oats, for
seed at W. A, Prices. .. II lur..o
w. A. Price win buy all the good Fall
Wheat at the highest cash price.
Bring all your Produce to w. a.
Price if you want the highest cash price
for il. .-..
Top Onions. Onion Seed, Sweet pota-
toe Seed, and an endless variety oil Car
den Seeds stiW4APriseara Ioa-,s
Bacon, Lard, Hides, Furs, Butter and
Eggs, wanted by w. A. Price. rorwhioh
tho highest cash price will be paid. !
y a., u,s 4a--.k. aif ~ sy.c a
I have the finest Can fruitsi and ,Jel-
lies in town, aud awful cheap. ~ .av
~" rreFFt - -7issst1 snsd ai't Z
Dried Apples. Dried Peaches, Pruncs,
Blackberries. Currants, Cranberries, in
great variety, and sold cheap, saa 80
New York Factory Cheese at 10 cents
retail 1SA wholesale.
.'.'.. -'Ess isasl - 1sF x s.y ga
Splendid New Honeyin the comb, by
the single pound, or BY tho box ofs 70
10 pounds. @t'H" nisms
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
A correspondent of the Bethan,

A correspondent of the Bethany
Republican, writing from Eaglcvillc,
in the north part of the county states
that a horrible accident happened
near that place recently. II appears
that Mr.. Brown went to town ,ieav-
ing his wife, who was In delicate
health, at home with young child.
After finishing her mornings work, IL
seems that she laid down and went
to sleep, but was aroused by the fall
ing In of the roof, and in her endeav-
ors to save her child she was so badly
burned that she died in few hours.
The child was burned IN the building.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

Prot. Sanborn and family, accom-.
panied by his mothcr-in-law, Mrs. &
W. Glazicr, left our city on Wedncs.
day, TO take up their abode in Kansas
City. Our community suffers q loss
at the departure of such worthy citi.
zcns. Mr.. Sanborn intends to open
in that city Music Store, and also,
an Estcy Organ depot. Success to
him.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
RuinOus Price Of
Dry Goods. ,1 o.
Tempted to Buy Largely
For Cash and at Our
Own Prices. .,,,

We do not make our GUS
toners pay for extravagant
and expensive management,
but we sell goods Cheap!
Tomorrow we open 200 White Coun-
terpancs, at 75c. s,.l.. ..4af4. o.. la5.
10 pieces Black Silks, at $3.50; just
the same as sold year ago at $3.50.
Black Mohair Alpaccas reduced %
per cent. 80. .. b..
100 dozen Linen Napkins at. S1,0O
per dozen. ...r ...-. f..r %
100 dozen Damask Linen Towels, 25
cts; worth 40 cts. ..'
100 dozen heavy Bath Towels, 80 cts;
worth 80 cts. ....-..
80 pieces Table Damasks, the cheap
est ever known.
100 pieces Lonsdalc Muslins, cts.
100 pieces Cambrics, IL cts
200 pieces, yard wide, Brown Muslins,
heavy as Indian Head, at 8 cts.
100 pieces Linen Cambrics, all colors,
at > cts.
1000 pieces OF Standard Dress Prints,
6i cts. ...
100 pieces Dress Prints, 8 cts.
100 pieces Percale Dress Prints 81
cts.
On tomorrow we open also
new Parasols, new Gloves,
new Hosiery, Ladies' Under
wear, Shawls and Saqucs.
J. FORTUNE g. CO.,
Felix Street.
ST. JosEPu, Mo-, 1876.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

John J. Miller is constantly rccciv-
ing Men and Boys Clothing. and
Gents Furnishing Goods, consisting
of Coats, Pants, Vests, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Shirts, &C., at BoTroaI
PRICES. Call and see for yourselves
East side of Public Square.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
STOLEN,

April Goth, 1876, one black mare, 1G
hands high, seven years old, blemisf
on left hind leg just on the hook on
outside, mark OH right shoulder, just
above the joint. $1,000 reward fol
her whereabouts. . te-
j. G. HUSSEY,
n, .s4 King City, Mo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

All persons are hereby forewarncd
not to trade for any notes given by
me to Finley Kineaid. bearing date
March 29th, 1873, as l have received
no consideration tor them, and will
resist the payment of the same,
augg JAMES. FlGGINS,
Andrew County, Mo-, April nth,
1876--mls. 9cf tia5.s 34F faf
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

We had the pleasure of call on
Monday last from Mr.. G. w. Crouch.
travelling in the interest of the St.Joc
Herald. Mr., Crouch is q clever, gcn-
tlcmaanly young man, and we hope
lie may meet abundant success.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

Mr.. Thomas Pettigrcw, of Roscn-
dale. has brick house with four
rooms, in st. Joseph, that he will
either sell for money on the most fa-
vorablc terms, or exchange it for
stock, or Andrew county real estate.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
IMPROVED STOCK.
THOROUGHBRED SHORT HORN
BUlLSAND HelFERS FOR SALE.

have several choice young bulls,
yearling and two year olds; also some
fine heiicrs for sale. Terms reasona.
BILE. Cali on or address me at Fill
more, Mo. j. NJ. KENYON.
April 2l,-1m*. .........
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

The undersigned has a brick house,
with four rooms, and lot 40XljO feet,
on North Second street, st. Joseph,
which he will sell cheap for cash or
on time, or exchange il for stock, or
real estate in Andrew county. Call
on him, for further particulars, or adj
dress by letter, THOMAS PETTIGREw,
Roscndalc, Mo.
May 4, 1876,-m6s.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
Savannah Amntnurs.

Everybody has heard of Paddy
Miles Boy, and he will be at IIarhy's
Hall, May l2th. Go and see Hill.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
SNs ATTENTION
faszTARMH7s.

The undersigned takes O.
this method of informing e&7
the Farmers of Andrew a1nnn26 unN
county that he is manufacturing and
keeps constantly on hand supply of
the best Cast Steel Ploughs, all ofwiich
he warrants to be as good as any, and
which he proposes to sell rs cheap MS
any. keep also the Wheel Cultivator.
and the Double Shovel, Iron and Wood
Beam. Also all kinds of repairing done
to order with dispatch and warranted to
give satisfaction. M. S. NORRIS.
Savannah, NO., Feb. 2ith-Sms.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

Cooper & Grcenloe, will sell you five
quircs of Note Paper tor 80 cents; En-
vclopcs. 3 cents bunch and upwards
Ink, ) cents bottle and upwards. Fine
Writing Paper 4 speciality. 41tf
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

The best Drug Store in Sa-
vannah, is il. b. Sargent's
New Drugstore West End
Public Square.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

The second and last lecture on re-
vivalisln, will be delivered by the Rev
John Bennett, in the Episcopal
Church OH Friday evening. May 5th
at seven and half o'clock.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

Howe Sewing Machines. - New
Patcnt.-Ladics, this machine will
hem, fell or do plain sewing without
changes III the machinery. Ask ID.
j. Thomas for it.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

We are informed by Mr.. Brayton,
our worthy county Clerk, that the
levy for State taxes this year will be
forty cents on the hundred dallars,
instead Of forty-ilye, as heretofore.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04
County Grange.

a dispcnsation having been issued
for the organization of County
Grange in Andrew county, the Mas
tcrS and Past Masters of subordinate
oranges, and their wives, arc rcqucs-
ted to meet in Savannah OH Monday,
May 10Th, for organization.
y. BIRD, Dist. Lecturer.