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Decorah-posten., 1879-07-16

berop for at siere 3nrfieb al 9anb;
Oct er iaa soot Der, at ban lite Fan
lnos BET bsbre paa uosst anbei
Steo. &Iimast er osiaa bsere Der
emo paa mango arbrs Stsbsr. 8anc
hnoes Der / en- Opbbs af 10 q 80
Sob. iaa isa uso life, bpao vi maua
Ter her peo Soois.
y s. kopiena.
Decorah-posten., 1879-07-16
Maihinntpn.

Ssir,ter Sbermans Wsnner fal
sttsr 8orlpbsnbe bore fat bsltemts
paa at sisre alt Gil for at iaa BAN
Oalet til YreIosut for Be 6crsnsc'
Slater.
&ri9sietreier WeGrarp. Der
bar taset fin Milteo. oil sfter al
Sanoipnlisbsb blios eftsriulst | en-
bsSst al 81. 1uusrnSr Wamlsp al
Riandota.
Decorah-posten., 1879-07-16
Nirifa.

Ct oHiei.It telegram til &rissbs'
partementst msIoer. at Sspoinser
bar srilaret, at Getatpapo lite oil
oaa IND paa 9orb ebelmsfOros 6or'
crins,r. % at Der itaois pgrpss
Rolf for bans Nrme.
Decorah-posten., 1879-07-16
YulQarieu.

Sieite SOrsoas ailu9oe Spirit
@Ieranbsr lin 50, at ban pllps Op'
rstb oloe &onitilutionsn. % esrmso
opleites ben tonfitntIonsue 8crlam'
ling.
Decorah-posten., 1879-07-16
sSgpptsn.

gnglanb % 5rantrise forlanssr
al ben iprtilt, Sultan, at ban ltal
alus ben npe &b.oipe oslaa 8ettsn
til at flute Sraitater msb andre
Waetrr.
Decorah-posten., 1879-07-16

Wtuneltsr omtomns pso ulpifen.
Untassli8 maa ben bape siort itsrre
Sosles9slier Der borts enb Der. Sra
mango Banter beres Rpster ON
GosIGsssIisrns, men Be sr life ale
iaa p~aoliosliss. Oct oil antaaelis
meosaa en- 5io, fersno Der lnoleber
paaIibsliss Gitsrrstninaer.
Wanominao Toe Suli 1879.
z. 3. &.
Decorah-posten., 1879-07-16
.Snofamoet.
Joiua.

Davenport 9os 5uIi - gn itari
storri blaifs Der imOrass. Gen
par,o, o,mrent en- Zine % sii me-.
ZEN opsr I'll at bllpe en- Orian.
sorosn % @ean I~,eia8sos ben.
Wtan,t feb | Strsmm. % Sioroe
flor oiabs pao Morsugt,n. Bps.
act, Tom alt bar itaarst. LED mss,t.
o. Spso.. Sapre % Wais CT Iast
nj Sorosn. Weooeelier fra be
uoroIie. Counter lanss Davenport
Wortblp,itsru Sernbonsn uii,r. at
etormen bar parst Iiseiaa ulUorlis
Der. % at for Sfaee er aiitsoiOm
met paa @arsis @rsee. Surositsn
Rulos astOp bt9pnoe oenns uss.
Decorah-posten., 1879-07-16
Rubpils, &raiI SO, .. 3.


vi bar MI o9laa Der oppe leirsl
Den Ace Suli lao 9Obt. lom NpbpS'
g%stIiOst formaasoe.
De. Der nOb / Spibisn for bel,
ben SOranitaltnlne. JON bIeu piort.
par SanosIsNrmast pso Wappius
y o. nemIls ebantIano BIOS.
Os bapoe lauet en- YlaiiOrm om.
trent Is n % itpr Hrf til at uns.
bommsu tunos iaa hs Ell Suin9.
ON sllsr TO ON 4fteuen, Scr all
Nlting psnt Ill. oa inasn bsrnienn,
Otiffe blep ierpsrst. fun Hemonabe.
iom ristisnot lite oar al bsoits
Sla9s. men goo NOT for Npbps9er'
ne. f5ra ssItsts &op poisos itoIt
Oct ameritlnlts alag, on life al
lterite SIa8s. iaa bar BET bog III
lube Yres al De Sorsusbs Statsrs
Storbsb. Sstllemsntet runot Wap.
bile CT for Oct Welts bsioltst meo
Gsss. % SiBoelln9sr, nh % ea en-
Ameritansr, ale Isper i beoits fSor.
itaasIis. 6Isrs eiter Nubpsssrliusts
Sorbolb aoes Stolebuie bar Der
u9rst bnaaeoe. % pi bar Iaa ms9sn
StoIe9au9 lom pi tan eente | iaa
npt ct Settlement. = firfelIa sen.
lesubs CT man Der belt. nosls berer
til Spnopm % beiienes al Yaltor
Salnab. % no9le bersr til &onfs.
rsntisn os betlenss al Yaitor Baa.
se; iee tube enife. at 81 bapoe
fun tilbett ct Samiuno. ba baUoe
bet billet paa bebrs. naar Ri ifal I'll
at bpese Rrrfe, men oa ri leper |
ct Qano, bpor Gnbusr fan elere.
ION ban oil / Den Neinln9. laa
mao naturliapis bet enc Samtuno
rtipstlsres iau meast ION Oct anoei
oa Soriflellen nof CT iaa lioen /
oerss 9aTeiHtntnlnger. at Oct fnapt
oil 9iers noset I'll ct Wtnnsltes
Salisbsb. men ION ri bar poItuis
Spsful@atsr, laa o9laa | futsllg
Ssnlssnoe.
@reoen itaar lopsnoe Der i Ssltsn;
osrlOm ben iaar 6rem9ans, iom
bet MI isr no til. Iaar 6armerns
riatis ct Sploenaar. Seq laa |
"8sp 8iucr Snrepsncsncs" fOrIsosn
Dag. at Be trOsos, at 8peos ftuloe
tomms til at siDe ct llobpite GtTrd
% til 40 Bulbsls pr. IcEe 9lpre
ira 80 til 10 BuibslS pr. Icre.
Sst er MI uitsst alminoell8t Der.
oppe at bers, at oen g1s eiter Den
Mnosn Jumper claims. Oct er
oolaa Wdnss, lom bar tnsst llns
Dofumsater paa en- % lamme Quart
2anb, % iaa opilaar line "Sban'
neg", en- i bpert Sierne bette al
i~tsbtommer. iom man fan t9nte lis
8lammsri % uosnlfab. Tor bsg9'
BARTER oil bare Gst.
Bet fer oa oaiaa 10 til. at 9anb'
SHicsmenosue heller lite er paa Del
Gsne msb bet, naar Be noltsoeI
Yapir,r mere enc til en-, Wano pau
Den iamms Quart 9aue.
vi Ter MI Ell lps 6remiio lmr'
be ansoasnos Ell Ssrubans. iom ltal
irpoie NOrtbsyn YaclIic ". u, psr
easieltOwn % saa Iiss noro III
ct. SOlspb p.o @reneien al e'
brittle BtIiooslisr. Den fommer ii
at saa Ianss msb esu itors "@ran
oins Stod 6arm" peo 3oole Gipsr
% Der tommsr oct psntellg III a
blipe en- Citation, laa @oole Nlpe'
5armsrne iommer life til at lao
lanai til Marteb.
3anSet er at bsbits apalitet mel
moi Sfop lan9s Gluen III manefol
bise Var. @u er eanest optase
en- 10 a II Wtle no paa Yrairien
oa Vile isser at iaa 8sslsrlnsslanc
Mten Der CT not at Stols. % NaiI
roaolano lies ueb til glpen enonl
at faa iisbt. Den. iom bar Ito
Yeuss paa Saanoen. ban bar aol
M~ulsouins I'll at ta8e ll8 en- Sn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

EoNolELE. LrergT .. ls.g.

rlsr-L IL NlGLA4 - NIB
zEmE--. sl-sl- trss ru-tilg q the usual
s--r z-s lu--zz -ht Fasl week Busurss seems TO
- t-zltT uuudi1iaz- rs weather has been
ta- zilzrr-s the -rzy a refreshing
=.us - a-e e.. $50, Eus osa.esusufiy the
---Eus --a--u-r 81 .iuus1ut rstu-us. Tie erop Of
aal4 nan h--a usa-ly AT thu Cast
49, 80 faiasI and hring large
$500 a. Sc 1as-r zn5ufif tlIs st-ingsnry
saals-a1lg Ilzhteusd- We have
raur llraz rzaisais 4l-uaa thrDazh these columns
ea---s rss-r iu- ilrrssfunsut. ia sugar culture
--a-.--s 1854 fr 1-5lzl invested tanst follow
la1u-st o. Eut eaFaisi Il
af-r - ullreE-- TruT-riaaily czurous
-luaE ne they leap
49, la-lHaaz laeui-F t.fa-s rutfiuC INTO a new
1s - 1aI111rI. lfsrs ar.Eshsre eiss- The
49, .--a l.lzreE 1rav oal.t4i
z-iaslias futur- ST. iHnuG q
ftf l=lter TIE hu-iuess aspect
$3.50 Is lal1 -i=-s--
1l-sF il-s ralf % reTn-f during the
-alasl1as -- 81 ti7uisia- IN 10 GAYS from 6iss
l1. a. Arlsrinsu scllo1sT Caroline
1a.n- $780, ririz. s-uz Fas-uiue's Island
1Tarrl-r lr-lzr tlr sr1e-Americau
es- lals z1l araa-i1zr tarE Farest Queen. both
ilal-ls- --i 81 --rEsa - Island puNIlor. British
AHHH ~ E.-1a-lc- aEl all.-iczn schooner Caro-
as llaia- ta- futai-s'a Island, tlz-
r--aa aa-E laaT lsaliall be- uezrly completed Der
-1r r--ldlT la-11E flr >a1 Fr.uciscd, 20 be
ten " Almr.
l.l- = lays 1Trdif ale the
laaeA-isal t1s Nlica. euusleriug the times.
a1-l-- ~ ll.d-r sIarife1. aud large
a- L E7z1s a1-si-s is an Eas-Esi esTr~ed o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

The sTREETs.-We think all will agree that some
thing should be done 10 make the streets and side
walks of Honolulu more passable. After rain the
condition of the streets is such as to make it any
thing but comfortable TO get along without plung-
ing out OF one mud puddle into another, and as for
the sidewalks, they libel on the name. There
is really no excuse for this state of things. Here
where the material is abundant and convenient,
at a comparatively small expense, and little
jndicious management, the streets of Honolulu
might be kept in the best of order. Why ale prop
erty holders not compelled TO pave the side. walks
In front and along their respective lots Ii this
were done it would not only add TO the value of
the property but beauiy the city, and make 1t look
as II some one cared for its welfare. The neglect
OF these matters Is sheer derelcton duty on the
part OF those who are paid 10 look after them In
this connection We mention again the great neces-
sity for new system OF sewerage to drain off the
NTH, and the abatement OF the noisesome priyy
vaults which are the source of annoyance, aud the
effective breeders of typhoid fever SO prevalent in
this city at the present time. One weeks preva-
ence OF southerly winds, with the present want of
sanitary regulations, would in all probability induce
fearful epidemic, Tor which the Board of Health
would be IN great measure responsible. ANY
where else than in Honolulu such state of things
would not be tolerated. We call attention To a
communication in another column, signed "a Tax
Payer" which will be read with profit by our citi-
zens OF Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20
roRz or HoNoLULU.
AEEINED

AEEINED-
- .-lale f--ur Elzlln
fHa1r- iraz ka-a nd Eaz.
a.-al f-ru ldau-
samaaa a-uu E11
lf--rur 1aa-1- Enns-
t-l-z Eal.uiui
49, f-Il-u EauAi-
$1,000 E.l-
ssasaaa. EaE1H
Eaaaaasla 4aal-r dnvs I'm Glasgow.
ilsiall FliilzEi- "a san francesca
sas-lEf. -ru1 - ll1sE-t r1-is-
&c.. t-r- fll
a-sallr.i.. f-arr aEaala-
ear Eals f-lrl Illaal--
Mao
Ela--aalla fra-a Hlr
E1iaa-ar1i sra EilzlE
1- lz1 i.aa. rr1-r iil'a-
-slaa1al1 f.lnI EazzE-
Es1s--fHuu Euus
Eaal-a -aa- Fsri1 f-uziist, from FGuuiug't Island
a'sllI1a. t-l1l EEtlz-uz1l
SAILE11-
1z-s--- E-l-rr - ua1-arlauIa
-1- galis8r far EallEo-
Ea fr Gahulr-
EallLla-
l-a1z1El t-lls- fdr 81 Fr.ucisea.
Or EaEL
l---la- Ei-alua lial. fa- E.lhulul-
laalua I- Ean4L
SOLO, 49, Ea- Eausl.
lczl-.l g. uauL
a.a1aaIa- Eaul
E.=la1l1l.. i- gz1-al-L
-s--rrr s-lz.il.. ST. 81 uaWHTd Portt
r Muiaa- 1a~ ilnuE
l-al-a Hss-
faual.. - ElH-
l-za1rual.l uarEi.-
lla llsH1tE. lslaeE- far HurflEnd Oregon.
~ su---r sluesn Nilliue 1r SAT- Francisco
l-aaru- isi-- E1zlisli- g. Faur.iug's Island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

- t1l1a1ls1l llrlllla AadEu, August III
llaarssal1ss 4
ta.r-rl li-l. 5,sr LEcliEs- August I7tll-Thos
ElHIrasa lrlaa ar Es=a1l e p Nsrd n " Wilson. {
tlssaaa1 Eaafruzaa a AulE. safu'l Parker. Bishop
las 1taasr -llr D. Ezrls- ~ % smith. Mods. Miss
lllaas e 1..l-- a1t sal- a. o Eog Feo. 6 d Freeth
u a.-r---z 2 l-a1s Az a Alag, Ms EaupEiua- Mrs.
1al--l aira fll-l-t sa1 ErE ~ / Jones' vile aud
nala-aiaaH--lnut la4 lrai-
o. use E-auz1aau - Ea-sss Qaes1, Aug sc z smith,
- L trrll n lli=1a. liaT=l.I kellg. schNiBi. J
l1sr -ats O. ha-Hts-I Etllaly, c r Kanst En-
4 1-ls1.g a Els-l--
o. llrla 81 laEdlEe- Aug lF-Mss L Wild
lsaa I lIrIInsl-- Bon 11r Money. Mrs John
81. A-a l1-rr7 49, M7l-Iaa- Cor Lew ~ Z Castle. J
cH--- q laaa-. IN a hiulf children. Mrs
ElIsr llIp Et-s Ei1ldl E-s 3 Luc- Mr Beck. n
l.1az Eaa E1lir-s- Etss a uuGh-s. oHrien, N 2
a-aauan SIN z AueHas- Aces , Hughes. II BeIrenz,
H1IEu1l "a artr1t z e llln1r. q Armstrong . Nc
aa1t = luicil ll1lEl Ha1hle AleI Young, Mas
-r-s ~ --salsaF. d laruNaL. Cos Duuiuis, Capt
49, -. .Irr1l. lilra1r EarEhEu, Prof Adams,
- p a. q i elslllz-. 4 AsaE. and rs deck
N1 Aa11ass lalaul.. Ser Airil. Aug iA-HJ Huulder,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

ILLICIT SALE OF LIoUoRs.-We are credibly in
formed that the Illicit sale of liquors on the other
islands is carried to extent that is appalling
TO contemplate. This unlawful and demoralizing
traffic has been prosecuted for so long that those
engaged in it seem to have fancied themselves safe
from prosecution and, indeed, the immunity from
punishment which they have enjoT red has made
them bold in the business that the traffic is car
ried on in open day, and We are informed almost
under the very noses of the authorities, who seem
Indifferent the subject and so the traffic goes on
unmolested- The consequences OF this condition
Of things can be easily imagined Decentralization,
drunkenness aud cebauchery increases daily among
the native and foreign population TO fearful ex-
tent This state of things should be put a stop to.
and that speedily, or We may look for results that
viii siartle the community ere long. Liquors of
the viest sort are shipped by almost every vessel in
large quantities TO the other islands TO the dealers
in this Illicit trade, which ind a ready market
among class of people who are being ruined in
pounds as vended by persons who care for
nothing but making money. We hope the law
officers Of the Government, whose duty il Is TO pre-
vent such practices will give the matter attention
before the Generalization becomes so widespread
10 ruin the laboring classes who are exposed to
the temptation of INDUCING in the inordinate use
OF liquors that only fit 10 kill II the illicit sale
OF liquors the other islands is not put stop to-
BY the officers charged with The execution of the
laws OF the Kingdom, the Government will be com
PEELED 10 institute searching Investigation which
may bring some OF the former TO speedy grief. "A
word TO the wise is sufficient - and we therefore
hope this timely warning will not be lost those
for whom it is intended.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

~ Attention is called to the advertisement of
Mr.. Barlow, auctioneer, in another, column of q
large invoice OF new furniture which will be sold
this day his salesroom. This is q rare chance
for purchasers to obtain elegant new furniture be-
low cost. See advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

SENTENCE CoMMUTED.-His Majesty In Privy
Council has commuted the sentence of John Brown,
the seaman who was sentenced on the 2lst of last
July TO be hanged for the murder of his shipmaie,
on board the American bark MORO Castle Browns
life is spared but he must endure imprisonment
for period of twenty years. We earnestly hope
that like Royal clemency will be extended to the
unfortunate native woman keliihauaiwi now under
sentence Of death for participation in the murder of
the ChiDaman at Waikiki last spring We are not
aware that any efforts have been 4de on The part of
our citizens in her case yet If not we hope there
VIII be soon, and that this poor woman may be
spared an ignOmiuious death by hanging We trust
that some humane person will take up her case and
have II properly presented to His Majesty and Pryy
Council at an early day for consideration.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

ARRIvED-on Sunday last, the American schoon-
er Caroline Medau, route for the Islands of the
sluih Pacific, viz, Fauning's Kingsmill Caroline
Islands. etc, arrived 10 port, from San Francisco,
with l25 hogs in hDe condition, consigned to
Aessrs. Laine q Co. We understand the hogs are
al OF famous breeds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

The WEATHER.-During the past week we have
had Z series of refreshing showers, and we learn
that tine same blessing has been vouchsafed to the
people on the other Islands of the group.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

tE- stratemeyer the artist has distinguished
himself again in his recent effort at sign painting
We refer 10 the female figure on the blind window
Of the store of Messrs- Grant d Robertson, us an
attraction to the public, that the firm have secured
the services Of first class dressnaKer. This effort
OF siraemeyer's is highly artistic, and shows what
be can do when be tries
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20
NOTES OF THE WEEK..

EE The sale of real estate, stock, &c, of Moss
mans Waikiki store, advertised for Aug 9th, las
been postponed TO Wednesday, Sept. 10Th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20
KEuE-s

l-aaas1a. llaruliue l1slau. August lies
lullsr li-. : litis FilrE, bids beef,
a. -asls. 81 tEs bread rs Ike pota-
ili t--iey ~ seks Nhesi, 100 scks
H7astsl7rz rfr .s11 iaun1ull. Anc $3.50
lr rllH--- s-.uiHlanss. - boiler tubes.
ars = T.lal-- 6 plate, 1913 iron
ala T1t lar-t ir1zl = Ike mdse, S35
ira lasQ firs sls rails,
l1-s 20 laaehiusrT si6s1 fire brick
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

FIRE AT KAu.-We learn that the dwelling house
of Hon W. 7. Martin, at Waiohiuu, Kau district
Hawaii, was totally destroyed by fire recently. The
origin Of the fire is not known.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20
lLLE

Ht-1r rtls rrr 1r rhf u O. iust M4ET CaE1vyEi6ET
i-rararIl dEurit. Fredsrirk A. and Sarah
O. sss- = suar- sd 2 dHgn
- 49, ia--ll---i- she charmed Al Ter
AZ l1l1 ds45. sli- szidcued AL.
mss lnsa1F band FuuuE. f.ir.
GaanG laau1l tE early upgaa
zuss 49, e. ail1s trs fzir a doser
On lzru1lsI Il Eiulu-
a7--Iz 1.-E 90 slu1rg. tss lTfh q August
Co., la-a Elsl.us- zalEulsr O. John and RaaA
$780, uuaaul1a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

ts- Mr.. Barlow win sell household furniture on
Monday, 18th inst, at the residence OF Mr.. Thos
Hughes, Suuanu avenue, just above first. bridge
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

Said A to D., the other day,
Do You know what I've been toldl
That J. H. B., as people say,
Has found mibs of gold.
Said b. 10 A. look here, my friend,
A. true a. we must die,
III H. 3. has told that yarn.
Be sure il is a lie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

~ The large credit sale at the store OF Messrs
Fl. Hackfeld & Co., will be continued o-day at 10
O'Clock a, m, by Mr.. Z. p. Adams.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20
LLElE-S

49, o1aaa ~ 11's1is. aus ls-5O tons salt,
z-sas-az-za.1-r Fa-.-s 0s-sH. Aug Is-s17O bags
81 llllls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-08-20

ZONE people call this thing-an as
And some-the champion liar.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

On Saturday afternoon, after the pro.
gramms entries were AL made, q Jocky irot-
ting rses was esiisa up between Dcuber-
MICS %trotter, Of California, aud Enloe's fast
horse Of Cola, said 10 be for . pnrse OF $50
The formers time the day before was about
300, and the latter nsde the second heat In
The same ring 10 1881. Lively pooling was
done by many outsiders for the Enloe horse,
knowing hiS spsed on The day previous, but
TO the chagrin Of The innocent betterS, the
Jockey was ont In true jockey c%olOss, - . nav
rider wAs placed upon the Enloe horse and
90 his first fall round, . quarter, he jumped
the track and made good time up through
the crowd OF men, womsn and children,
thereby losing time. A cry gas At oncs
raised that the Eoloe horsemsn had been
bought. There was pretty strong thraats BY
some losers, and also by persons who cams
near being run over By the horse when of
OF The ring; bas al quiotsd without any
trouble.
TO produce = change from the usual sights
Mr.. 10. MsrtIn's two liule mules-"poor
littla acknowledgements hilched 10 a buggy
and driven In the ring, A. two Of the bloodi-
est--less blood--mules on allow race; they
were merrily donned with . blue ribbon;
they were then driven 20 the art hall. where,
for The noble art OF mule, more blue ribbon
wa presented. For smother similar change,
on Saturday. NJ, l. 9. Isom. Of Russslvllle,
drove into the ring one Of the finest bonsd-
bones In tght-grays upon the turn time OF
speed not given, bat Il Wss fast, and Mr..
Isom's steod viii remember even Ia its bone
yard days that memorable dsy when the blue
ribbon stroamed along lie followed cheek.
We met in attendance during the three
dsys many old friends and pleasant new &C.
quAintauees, amosg them Misses Leona Cor
don and Jessie Fisher, OF Cole. two accom-
plisbed and beautiful young ladies'; Messrs.
WIN. Some. John Gordon. Jas Gordon, Geo.
holland, VIII. Plummer aud L. G. Isom, OF
Cole; Thos. Bone, Of Monserrat; aud Henry
Thomas, formerly Of this place, distributing
circulars fer the Upton district fair; We
could not mentIon sven the beginning Of the
many We met that were doing the enterprise
justice. The grounds were we'll represented
10 the way Of picture taking, BY Prof. Beau
mont, formerly Of this place, eating stands,
with lemonade. hot coffee aud fell, wheels OF
fortune, sir guns BE-, all In lively operation.
Altogether this was pronounced the bess
Fair given In this county, and we Wiah Il
continued prosperity.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

Mr.. WIN. L. Shelton 10 one Of the blood
cd stock mel Of this county. He was In this
week, having peiIgress printed for his con-
v~euIence at different fairs he proposes 70
attend this season.
Baby shows are the rage everywhere,
and We understand that the universal remedy
used to keep the little ones quiet is Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. II contains no OpiAts. Price
IS cents.
Miss May CAN'T contemplate a visit to
Illinois. She thinks Of starting next Monday
weok and remain q greater length OF time
than her many irisLds Of this place would
like her stay.
Tho iron interest is looking up in this
county; E.qr. Ferguson inform cd us that 90
last Monday several prominent gentlemen
v'sited the A-mstead and BoBd Iron banks,
in the southeastern par, OF this comfy, Cor
The purpose Of opening them cut again.
KISS CkRRIs FENposy,
~A1iIItner aud OressmnIxor,
Tuscumoia, Missouri,
A well selected stock of Fall and Winter
Millinery goods On hand; also, q variety
Of Notions. New supplies added
every week II needed. Orders
from 9 distance promptly and
satisfactorily filled. SSu
Several counties In this State arc busily
engaged, by their immigration tocl e,ios, pre-
pairing descriptions, &c OF the various pro-
ductions, for the purpose OF bringing 10 their
midst wealth and industry. We bavs been
urging the people OF this county to organ
!zs, and let other parts Of the world know
what Miller county pc .iesses and can pro-
Once.
Mr.. Ssml Some and Miss Lucy Cuu.
mlngs attended the Nj. Carmel II. e church.
IL was duly dedicated and Au excellent ser
mon preached, OF least 300 people presept.
The building lie a Zoe, large brisk, and AIl
indebtedness paid. A splendid dinner was
prepared on the ground near the edIace. Mr..
Chrir. Arnbold was one OF the liberal con-
tributors toward the erection Of the new
building.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
fhs Miller County Fair.

Opened last TLursday with BRIGHT pros-
poets, The stock department. wal well . D
resented with not only the productions Of
this county bat that Of Cole. CAIlswEy, Mon
ileau, Morgan and other counties. The aerl.
cultural department MAS laden with 4 hus
variety and OF superior quality, s~upsrintsnd-
cd by Nj. II. 8. BurlingAme. The hail OF
doe arts &C, superintendent by Mis. J. A.
Stevens, q lady fully competent, and OF nm.
firing goal for the position she 90 worthily
occupied, giving unexpected satisfaction re-
gArdlng all entries aud TO She many ylsItoFs.
On Thursday afternoon q few stock entries
were made, with lively competition. On
Friday Q large programme WA gone through
with, In the ring and also In other depart
ments. The awarding eoBmIttes Tor the ape
arts hall WA composed Of Mrs. j. A. Stevens,
supt., Nj. T. J. Hart Of High Point, Ms.
Dr.. AdcOck OF Mt. Pleasant aud n. q. Full.
kerson Of the BAEnERi and BY SAmpIing and
closely examining the many articles IN this
department. Il can be said they will compets
fAYofAbly with any We have ever had the
good fortune 70 test. We AftersaFd learned
that the premium cake was made By Mru. J,
n. Brockman, il was . very Zoe cocoa Jelly
cake. compolition was strong. Mas Lsona
Gordon OF Cole was awarded q premium for
e. ane . piecs Of work 10 tbs way Of wall
pocket a. could be found anywhere. There
was no competition but the committee con
adsTed u worthy . premium.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
For the BASNxR
L Life Beyond fhis Life.

For the BASNER !
L Life Beyond This Life.
There isA life beyord this life
Ny inmos. Eoul doth testify;
A world beyond tbis world OF strife,
Where souls 10 tranquil Joy may lie.
A peaceful land, a land OF bliss,
Where tFibulAtionS never go,
A happier home by far than this,
Entirely free from pain and woe.
Where msmmon seeks not to be served,
Nor fashion = god to be adotsd;
Where man from duty pever swerye,
And misers' money never boarded.
Where sela h men are never found,
And sristocrAcy' unknown;
Where nNught but love and Joy abound,
For nAught but seeds OF love are sowp.
Where money measures not name worth,
Nor mars mans righteousness;
Where high Of cast or low of birth
Are empty words ana meaningless.
Where God is worsh ipped not 10 form
By hired priests, just once q week;
Where christians never are lukewArm,
And need be urged Tor Christ to speak.
Where ehristians' ercs,es are not boFas
For all asplre TO give God prAise;
Whore piety is never Worn
To cover mans deceltiul ways.
When once their prisOn walls of aesh
Are broken down al Gods command,
And l have passed the vale of death,
shall behold that happy land.
Pleasant MI, No.