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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14

Miss Mary Eseao. aged 49, committed sui
eide 10 New York yesterday. She supported
herself ny sewing. but for several months has
oeeu ii Her uncle, Luke Eagau, of Brooklyn.
lad some money belonging t. her, but refused
10 let Der Euve 1t. a lawsuit Was begun, but
lt dragged oWly 10 the courts. She became
very despondent. and Yesterday shot herself in
the bead, dying instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14
Dead.

PORT JERvs. n. Y. Oct 4-Henry Il.
Fsrnum, President Of the National Bank OF Port
Jefvis, and ona OF The weslihisst men in Orange
county, dad early this morning after short il-
ness He was II gears of age and leaves for
tuno estimated at q million of dollars 10 his
widow, to whom he was married but days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14
Tic AfCIlnH War.

LONDON, Oc;. l3.-Sir Frederick Roberts
telegraphs that The Afghan troops huvc beeg
completely routed aud tina! the tribes WHO WERE
assembled 10 Ii ;ht nave roluroed homo. The
heavy battery whish is coming up with the
Khyber column, he says. may 20 back to India
as tho heavy gus and tosi.z;r5 originally pre-
scented by the British government to tho Amer
| are now 10 cur pjSS,s4lou complete. General
Roberts visited the Bs!a HeSu on the 18th
| inst, and aaj to maxi a pubic entrance into
Cabul Oh the l2tl. Mes: OF The Influential
men Of the city have piid tacir respects to
Gen. Roberts.
Slnla, Oct. l3-4 y. m.-G3ners! Rote t
public entry iu;o Cabol took pisc! 1t u0on yes,
terdsy. He was accompanied By tn, Ameor
aud his suite. British troops o. ali arms lin d
the real aad The artillery fired a salute when
the British STANDARD was hoiS.ei at the Gu
trance to the city. The G7,h regiment ana the
5tb Goorkahs subsequently, occupied the Bals
Hessar.
LONDON, OF. IA dispatch to tn, Daily
News. dated lahore, l4:h inst, says 'Jcila.
lRbad WAS occupied to dry by three British
regiments With four gus. AIlhabal aud the
Bala Hessar will b, vic 'ualied for iiVa mouths
Ihe Amer approves of all that has been done,
COW that the flight Of the mutiueers has avert.
ed the danger OF tho sacking of Cabul."
SHOT IN GAME.--This being the season when
game killed By shooting. and probably contain.
ing the pellets, is estsn it may be worth while,
says The Lancet. to caution those who Consume
the 1ssh of birds with svidiiy that the proper.
ton Ct instances in which shot Ia found is prob.
ably small in comparison with tho number Of
cases in VIII ch the pellets IRA unwittingy swal.
lowed 1t is MISTER Ct speculation how much
mischief SHOT may 60 when passed 10 the in
tettines. but the fact that anomalous diseases
nave been set up by the presence Of very small
oooles when have become eEtansed in folds of
mucous membrane renders il desirable to put the
public on thu,r gusrd. Occasionally the most
disastrous results have followed such small
causes. We have in recollection the case of -.
physician who died, alter prolonged and unex.
planned sufferlrgs, from the impaciion @. very
small nail which had found its wsy into a Jui-
ding and wsa Inadvertently swalinwei A Int.
tie care will avoid this contingency, but, re1nem.
oerlng that the bird was shot, some pains ought
certainly to be taken to svoid swallowing tbe
missile. VIC
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True Bill.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. Oot. l4.--1hs graod
J urs III the cass OF the Rev. Mr.. Hsgdea this
mosnuE tousd L true bill, charging him with
murder 10 the FIRST degree, There are four
cunts in the Indictment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14
Communicated.

lComnur ieated.
While many arc strenuously exertng thems
selves 10 build blast furnaces, rolling mills,
match factories, screw factories, vinegar mills,
ETC., ETC., Why not my friends, direct your at
tentlon to factories already built, but now wing
idle? will just name, lin part" IS the auc.
TONER'S advertisement would say, the Cotton
Factory. Pioneer Mills. etc. Let us set them
agolng also. welcome any and all enterprises
that will bring capital and labor among us. but
90 not let US neglect present blessings and oppor.
tunites. n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14
The Ohio Election.

CINoiNNATI Ono, O.t l4.-CoIumbus adj
9ic.H say both parties gre working hard. All
business Is suspended. The Nationals do not
haog together. They ere working for Foster.
10 this city the weather is clear std plsssant
md large vote will be poIlsd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14

a DRY CANAL ACROSS THE IsTuMUs.-Mr,
Adolph Toslner, OF Moline, ILL.,, has developed
new scheme for Transporting ships across the
isthmus Of Panama The new idea contem.
plates the construction over the isthmus of VIVA.
msy be termed dry canal Ia tho form of let.
ter V, put 6sVlng narrow, flat base. which,
with the sldes, ID constructed of masonry an d
lined with steel, with layer Of rubber between,
This csnal is TO be of width cent to recsve th
largest vessel, and at esch end of the route to
slope gently into the sea- In this canal, or chan
mel, IS what he calls movable dry dock, con
structed OF steel, built in sections conforming in
shape TO the channel, and supported at the base
and sides upon multitude of small rollers sim
liar in principle TO tie skate roller. Of those
rollers his plan calls for over 1900 Tho NOV
able dock IL TO be sunk under tho water; the
vessel to be transported is q Dated into it tho
null is supported evenly in the dock by hun.
dreds Of sir bags inflated by powerful air
pump; BY rubber wedges and by wooden stays.
1t Is then drawn up the incline by stationary
engines, and thence across the istEmls by pow.
ertul locomotives running upon TRACKS laid along
side the canal. These are the principal points
involved. Mr. Toellner estimates the cost of
Inc Nlcasagus canal, buiit on this p.sG, at
$40 OOCOO TO $40, Geo 0JO
AS TINS plan admits Of essy grades avoiding
locks, with their expense and delay il il belie7-
60 thst 1t can DO built and operated moro Cheap
y than any other system of marine transportn-
t!oG, while 1t is adapted to any plscs where it is
desired 10 move Heating craft from one wster to
another; to overcome rapids and othor obslruc.
liOns-Erchdnqe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14

Conimst eng to day, regular daily ,pas5eu Z +
trsins Will bs Iua on the Msmphia and Charles
ton Railroad from Germantown. Tenn. east.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14
COMMERCIAL.

Ae1 to'uay WAS aCIlVo SHu eAclLeQ, fIour mas
again advanced 25c. The receipts Of Whea!
| are better, ard to-day there were offerings and
sales of 3l22 bushels al Is for inferior, and 49,
l36. 1873 and lao for Fultz and ILL., 142 and la fer
! Lancaster. Corn is shade lower, and eCG
bushels were offered and sold at 56 and 5fi.
Nothing doing in Rye or Oats.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. l3, 1879.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-.
lows:
Generally rated first qualty......."..3 IS o q %
Medium or good fair quality 30 3 81
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows2 % q 9 50
Extreme range OF prices ..........m..2 10 q 4 81
Most OF the sales were from ......"...3 % q o.
Total receipts for the week G223 hesd sales 2S..
The expectations at the beginning wore tina!
the market was to be active. but ed vices from
the Esst led to contrary result and trade WAS
Inactive nearly all the time, though prices in
view of the quality. were no lower than they
were last week. The tops were not IS good as
they were last week, but lhere were not. on the
other hand, IS many common CATTLE
Mich Cows.-Good COWS arc scarce: prim4
would readily sell for much higher pricos than
our quotations. Wo quota c: 2OsSl5 per head
ss to quality. -
Sheep and Lsmbs-Trads ia reported slow in
all the yards except for good lsrnbs, for Which
there is some little activity, tho numpe:s beas
very limited. The quality OF tho sheep gener.
alp Is fully as good Is it was lsst week, End
with but 8 limited general demand prices ars
not materially different, though there s gres!
falling oil in the numbers. We quote butcher
sheep at ts4t cent?, and lambs st ,is5 cents per
10. gross. Stock sheep 50aS2 so psr ho.d al.
rivals this week 20l1 head
Hogs.-Tho offerings arc generally out, t.
good as last week, but few dealers reportIng any
falling off in quality. The market has been
fairly active in most of the YARDS, tho supply be
ing but Little in excess OF the demand in mo:t o!
them. We quote common hogs at 5At4 cents.
and better grades 5sa53 cents, most sales beiEg
at 6!sjs cents per ID. net. Arrivals this weos
1902 head.
$50. geo deferred Virginia & sold in Nov York
Yesterday at I!
BALTIMORE. Oct Is No Stock Market to-
day on account OF the death Of Townsend Scott.
Cotton firm; middling 104 ,lCa Flour stronger,
active and unchanged. Wheat-sou,hern high.
or and quiet; western excited ard higher; south
ern red H0ala5 do amber 1i9al53; No Mary.
land az No 2 western winter red SPOT aud Uct
l45i sl46; Nov l47s!474; Dec l48ial49 Corn
Solt III stsady; Western firm; Southern white
62a65; 90 yellow go; Western mixed spot t9l;
Oct 59a594; Nov 5s4 s5s1; Dec 67.57l; steamer
no bid offered st 55. Oats higher and fairly
active; southern 40s43; Western white 4Oad3;
90 mixed S9a4Oi Psnpa s0il2 Bye firm AID
higher at 30. Hay frm; prime 10 choice Penns
and Maryland l5aSl6 yer ton. Coffee Guiet;
Mo cargoes l3.l6i Sugsr quit; a soft Sla
e. Whiskey firm s. 81 II.
New YORK, Oct. 70 Stocks strone, Money
BAT. Flour quiet. Wheat active. Corn quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14

No mater how barbsrous end savage the
Utes may be aud they have seen enough of civi-
znlon, lived long enough Oh reservation sup
piled WITH 40 agency to koow better than to
avail themselves Of the power OF superior nun.
hers to b,u:ag murder the civilians at that
areucy and carry eff into captivity tho children
aud women att,r, 10 all probability, sutieoliug
the latter to ii mcss horrible ou!ragaa. No
bldy a. all familiar with the unwise and Ut ust
course that has been pursued by the Govern
mebt toward the indians blames tho Istt>r for
tsh'l1g the soldiers al ara sent agipst them,
tn; those who ar; disposed to be most l,uicnt
With them 10 that respect a1roe with all others
that The punishment for srsh barbnrities az the
U,ea rroatty Committed at White River
seeus7 shouli BE- Of the most severo and *
cmpIarY laractar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14
Railroad Accidents.

CHICAGO, Oct. IA collision between the
evening accommodation trai1 AID gravel train
on the Gaeua division OF tho Northwestern
Railroad occurred at Haywood this morri1g,
by which two mea w2ra killed and rumber
wounded.
About S o'clGck last evening. willis theswitch
enete in the yard OF the Chicago, Milwaukee c
and ST. Paul Railroad was making up the mid.
Dight fieight train, it was started to cross Burn.
bam slip bridge 10 tbe westward. The fog was
so thick that 1t was impossible to see bus few
feet shead, aud the engineer did not discover,
uotil within few feet of it, tbst the bridge was
turned Ter passing vessel. The engine, tender
aud one car, containing lard. plunged into tho
river. The engineer AID fireman jumped from
the eDglGe The former, Len Rut,er, was
picked up uu5 Of the river, probably fatally TO-.
iurcd. Inc fireman esc!pci with severe bruises
about the legs, while Harry Hill, r telegraph
operator, who Was riding on the bumper OF the
locomotive. was buried under the Debris and
crushed into al u1recoRbizable mass. Nike
Tochcy, sW!tchmsn, was also on tho engine,
bu. he jumped eff and escaped uuirured. The
less to the railroad is about $4,000. Young
Hiil'a parents reside nesr Madison,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
ED9AA 3NOwDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IA. 1878

PosImss er Tyler, Of Baltimore. who has
been iou1d By, tho commission appointed
TO inves:ifa.s c,st.il charges that were pre-
erred araas. him. unfit for the position he
holds, has employed cour sci to detebd him
ug4ihst The tindiDgs Of that commission. This is
brand new wrinkle. 10 the frs! place, tho cx-
l.tuso OF special commission TO investigate
the charges against tho postmaster was alto
sethtr improper. Tho charges should have
been examined aud decided upon at the Post
otEc. Department, oy the offers there. Bu.
II the jcrsr: mant was wrong 10 appt iotiDg q
sp,c.a coum IS % 10 tic clso, what must be
said Of il lift allows the counsel employed by tic
cfi,er that commission iuds uri: for the import
got position be holds to appc5r before it in his
behalf? If ;he departments arc to be hin
dtred 10 their removal Q! improper characters
from the cffcas Of the Government by tho de-
vious ways OF lawyers. but few of such chaia,
ters will ever lcse the positions they tisgrac,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. Ii. 1879.
rico' this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14

$50. oc0 deferred Virginia 81 sold in Nov yotk
Yesterday at T.!
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF vi tOuRI
CouNTY ~ MiLLER
10 the Circuit Court IT Miller county, be-
ore March term, 1879. vacation January
22ld 1870. The 5 ate OF Ai-aeuti nj he
relation aud 10 he use n Jsmes u. Book
msB, Collector e the RYvenue VI Miller
County Missouri, Plaittif.
VS.
l. Foster. Defendant.
Al this day comes ths Plaintiff herein hy
Attorney, hetoTs the uHd-r.ig,ei Clsrk OF
said Court IN vacation and hf.e ME position
alleging Among other things titat above nam
sd defendant is . aon resident o. tha State of
Mise uri. whereup''n IL Il ordered by the
Clark thai ssii Defend nd be- notified bv
publication, that Pisintif hA comm need
: suit against han ia 10 8 Court the object
Di which ia 10 Obtain Idgmepi ARHiDst DE-
isndant for the sum OF two dollars and 81 cite
h.-ine the HelaunL OF bark takes tor tho years
1915 and ] ~ ON Ihe tclip eing IahdS IA Mti-
pr oouBty Mo. -to-wit: 80 acres, west bali
a"rthwsst qaarter Section twsbtS. 81 re-, aud
20 sruth' bali southeast quarter northeast
quArrer Sectic n twenty-two. 70 4n.hip forty,
Z Range twelve, ana 10 have said Judgment
declared a item In favor OF the Stnia ~ ME-.
souri against said land. and for the enforce
melt of said lien. and ibst uRlsse the pAil
defendant b. aud uppear NJ tnis COurt at tbs
next term IN rsot, SC BE- bFeuB and hidden
ut the Court House III ths ,o~n OF Tuscum
bis, Ia .ald county on the 2ltil dayroi Mesh
next, aud. on or bstore the stkth day Of said
e,m. answer or plead To the %retltIo0 in said
c .use. the SAINT will be taken 81 caaf. gAed,
and Judgment will bs reudersd accordingly.
Aud II IL fnrther ordered bat a copy hero.
~ be u'l,sh"d according TO law in tht
OsAGE VALLEY BASRER
J V. ChARR. CLERK.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
unpka or p~upLloAil0N.
srlrY or MI.s uRI (as

COUNTY ~ Mi SKR. go.
In IN. l,ircuit Court ~ Miller County. be-
fnre NJ lroil term. ls7e vacation JannAr,,
Is, 1870. State o Missouri ~ shs fris
don ana "a the use 81 jones Beck
man Collector OF the R.vsnue vi Miller
county Missouri, p,ainutf
Marta J. Champion, william Champion,
: Robert Champion. Alkaline Cbanlpon,
J,hn Cross. Jsne CrOss, Mary Cross. DcG-
ter Coo,s, B'lrt Watkins, Robert WA,kits,
L'snira Grove and Jsmes CrvstT dsfendants.
Az thIs day comoe ths Piainliff herein by
Attorney, befure The Clerk u Ssid u urt IN
va~Hiion end Aies bi. peti'Lin stsslDg among
olhsr things that the dA1aHds rts, Lannrs
UroH, II sseFt champion. J1hnp rOse. J me
Crsas, Dnxter Cfoas M,ty Cr0sf. Lamea
Crnss, EIiot Watkins. R,bert Walt ins, ars
oon.residente OF the StateOi Missouri; ~h-rt-
upnn IL - ordered by sue Disrs that said d.
fsndants be Dotlnse bv publication, that
plsihtIR has commenced n puit against them
IN this Court 10 OBJ ain judgment ia the sum
OF twalys dollars and elghtsen cents, bninl
the Aggregate araount ~ tSxea hnd interest
Tor the years 1875 and 1877 on che following
isnds 10 Miller c.Nnnts, M,ss0ari, 70 WIT:
l25 aores Esi bnli lct three and wet part
lot fqnr northeast qu-rtnt hnd esst iIelf lot
four northwest quarter section one towhJliip
thirty nin-, n twelve, aud 10 hsVe salt
Judgment declared n iien on. resd resl sststs
IL fAvor of the state OF Missouri and iof the
enforcement Oi said tim. Rad The sale OF said
land, or 20 muhb III, rp0f 70 may he neees
ssrg TO satp'y said judgment. i~otsfeE's fees,
o6mmits on and voste, and that unieaS the
said r bert Corruption, john Cross, Jane
Gross, Dexter Cross, Mary Crpss, Il lot
waikins. R,bsrt Wstkins, Lenore CaoSs
snd J .mes Gross be a1d Appear at this 9 ,ur,
1t the neat term %therHrt, 20 be begun and
holden At thp Court House 10 the town Of
Tuscnmbia. In said County on the 24th day
OF March n H. and. on or before this s'xth
day OF said term, answer or plead u the peti
lion IN said cause, the saGs will 90 taken a.
confessed, and judgment will be randered
accordingly. coy
And il Ia further ordsfed that 4 o here.
Of be published according to Law 10 the
Usage V LILY BANNBR
). B. CtARE. Clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
ORDER OF P~UBLIUATloN.

STATE ~ MISSOURI 40
COUNTY oP AILLEs. 90
In tho LIrcuil Cur. If Miller county, be
tore March term, 1873, vacation January
18Th 1879.
Stat. u Missouri at the relation and to the
U.S. Of JsDef NJ. Broct man, Co'lsctot Of
Revenue Of Miller c unity Missouri, plaintiff.
w. b. Billings, defendant
At this day comes the plaintif,herein BY
ATTORNEY, before the undersignsd clerk Of
,ad court In vacation and Il es petition AL
leRing smongs Otber things that the sbove
hsmed defendant. Is q non resident OF ths
State at Missouri. wherrupon 10 IS ordered by
the IleTk TINT said defendant be notified BY
public.tion. that p'alnuff Ias commenced i
suit against hun In lhis Court, Tor judgment
against hun Ia the anm of three dnliars and
tseDty.nine GEMS, aggregate amount oftases
aud interest on the iOill Sing land IN MI
lsr county, Missouri; to-wii: so heres nrri IL
half southeast quzTter section four tnvnshiJ.
inrry, range tw, lve, for the years 1876 and
ls77, and TO have. the same declared n liell
ID iayot of the State oil Missoari, against
said lsnd. and for the enforcement OF said
len, and the sale Of said lAnj'or 50 much
thereof as may be- necessary to sAtls,v tuch
payment, interest, tees, c mmissioa aud
c,lsis and thst ubles. the said w, =. Billings,
ba and appear nj N 9 @ ,urt Vt ths next taTn
thereof. TO be begun aud iH,lden ~ thI
Court II use 10 the nwE. o. Tu>cufnbia, Ia
said County, on the 24.h 1Av OF Mach neEi
and, on'or b fore the sixth day OF said term
answer or plead 70 toe petition IN saia caust,
The same will be taken as confessed, AuL
judgment will Re rencered accordingly.
And 1t Is IL thsr ordered thAt b c"py here
~ he rubli ,tied according 10 law In The
OsAGK VALLEY BANNER.
j. B. CLtsK, Clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
Ii al. Greek.

@ rntlsmen:-As TIL. ia nv tirst, you uusi
not look tor Internationally = few iacts:
We are al OK. b0sily engsgsi gct,i, z
,ot R. II ties, hut viii soon 90 TO Mtmi.g-
nr proper. teyo,ed sndib'st svocstiots.
We are.improsing our farms. nntwithliandN
e We have sabsistspen IL ~Abund%ncs,
Health ,o'arsbly gooo-colds excepted.
We have acme etierpri ing farmers up ber',
imong them are Messnrs. Geo. w. Anderson,
VEG. Brf ckmAn, I Hirsnemuus, Barnard,
e. NJ. wilcox, -HsndrsOu, n. Gown. and
others, all doing we'll
/. We wSnt apo.t nice est. blished some
Shere nearer our midst.
W. Ike the change ynu have hade.
With prosperity and htppiness TO you Wa
canciude. Yaar., q Tx.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13
oRpER on PuBLlcArlox.


HTATs az NGsfOUhf. Loo
COUNTY og MILLER. 30
In The Cittuit &. n { OF Miller county, before
Mech term. 1873, v~zeution January lb,h,
1879, State OF Miasoarl At she rotation and
~ tls use OF Jsmss N. Brccknap, collector
OF this Revenue OF M.lt-r county, Missouri
plaintif. VS..
william II. L'ppsncott and Cornelius Des
mood. dafvpsanff.
Az tbIs day cvnes the plaintiff herein BY
atsOrney, baf0re the undsraiGned Clerk OF
ss,i curt In v cation and flies his petition
stating amongst other thiuKs that shove de-
fardGnts are non-resldents OF the 5 ate OF
Mis-outi. W~bereupon Il u ordered by the
CfrS ira ts,d deieudsnls b. notified by pub
lie ton, that plaintiff has commenced . suil
Hgainst them Ia this court, tn. Uhp4ie Judge
mtnt egainst them IN the eum OF 50 30 being
the RggfeR 80 zmonnt % tsr and interest TO-
the years 1879 1878 aod 1875 IN the follow
ing lands IN Miller connie NJ ssousi, VIZ
West halt lots four andfig or'hTest quar-
tet Section L containing ITO 44.l00 scres alst
noFtbwpat quarter loFtneast q1art"r Sec. {
contAiaine 30 scres al IN township 80, range
le, and 20 have said judReman, declared 9
lien In favor o. tnc STATE Ut Missouri against
AID lsad, and tor the enforcement OF said
len aud the ssle Of ssia and or so mu.
thereof a. may be necessary 20 satisfy siic
judgement, interest, fees, commission, ant
costs aud that pnirAs The. ssid Wiliism g
Lippcpc ,t and. Cosbeir1s Desmoed be snt
appear Ut this Court at toe nnxt term thertoi
70 be begun and holden g. the Court House
10 the town o. Tuscumbia. In Gsid U0untY, OF
the 2l,h day oi March next, ard, on or betor'
the SO day OF said term, answer 1r plead :,
the petition In ssl cause. the came will b.
taken as confessed, Ann judgement wilt b,
rendered sccotdingly.
And Is u further nSdrred that a cops here
OF be nuhli.hed according TO law in thI
OsAdg VALLEY BkSEER.
JoKL 3 CLARK. CLERK.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-13


M Gee. W, Anderson wtsin tosn Sss-
terday with piows aad other farming utIssels
which HI was having sbsr pened, preparatory
10 sn early lot In on bis farm.
"A select school wili be opened 81
Ulmonrs Rltgr, ia scbooI district l, BY PrJf.
w. n Lnmrkin shout the 6rss OF April
oext. The Prof. iS q thorough and practical
educator and we bespesK q good and mtsr-
sssieg school Of young gentlemen and lAdirs
for him.
STEINER Geo. s~praneler srrlyed at. thii
place Tuesday morning taking q loai of
Whest, fruit, hides, &i., and returned 10
ossge City. W. " RI ,old.tbey had no dt
6eulsy Ia c,ming up, except NJ Shlpiey
,hoAl, where they found the wats' : title
scarce.
Prof. w. NJ Lumpkin hes been engaged
In Probate court affairs this week. Ne Du
desssand the Prof. will be = candidate Ger
rs-eisctIon to the posltion OF School Cnm-
mis sioner; u 10 admitted thss Prof. L1mptin
has advanced toe educa tional interest o! Mil
Ter county. plainly ObservAblst 70 every ono
and beyond the expectation Of agrsai many
On Thursday the sth day OF February
Inst, at tho residence Of NJ. william Pad
ge,t' NJ sp.lug GArdeu, tb.:ceremonisl ri,t
was performed between Nj. John l. Dooley
and Miss M,ggia A. Padgst, the only dAuRb
tor, by Z dor Edward N. LuGpkin u Col,
, county.
A largo number Of ne'ghbors and friend
we're present " witness the occasion. Soor
thereafter ths crowd wAs cordially invited tc
one OF those we'll ,upplicd tables with every
thing thereon that b art could wish, wbsre
al for 8 time e. ,ysd = sumptupus feast; al
ter which. they enjoyed ~ We are iaGlrmed,
a pleasant evening together, till q lAte hour,
shen many Of them returned 10 tbsir homes
thinking 10 doubt
'Thst +JoHN aud MAGGIE vera united
w IN hand "A heArt tL-ir lai.h was pliRhted
To be ~ one the rest OF life;
He the husband, she the wife:
Shq'il knep bis msnsiou, brew his tea,
And every household comiirt see,
Supply hts every want when Aple
And III as mistress At hla tAtlc.
Uctil some far q ruiure day;
Bv lapse OF time they're swept away.
To 20 the WY that AL mus tro,
To meet their Savior and their q ~.