Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-10


wrter mentions Messts Lilourh Hackney and
3 mi Vaughan paing there, and that corn
has been planted aud they ~ere prepsring TO
plant their cotipn crop. Harfah ioE ASkAr-
saw.
Mics Brooks Cummings. one Of Prof.
NevIile's ssndants, was with her folks and ac-
quain,apees last Sunday
MIR. Mark Lesem 10 still 10 the eastern
cities consulting and wa.cnitg the markets,
preparing to purchase his usuhl cargo o.
spring goods.
-0wlag TO tbs reduction In prices and
we'll selected stosk, Mpssrs. Ljiis LsSsm aad
Dayld Marshsll are kept busy every day
waiting upon their customers.
-JsGerson CITY has been trying TO make
q "corper'on coffee. They ought 20 ''aing-in'
with their nine pounds g the collar Office q
little cream or peach juice TO color.
Our Sc. Elissbeth correspondent says
Mr.. JGo. w. Brockman will teach their
school. Jno is one Of ths isvoritc teachers
and his services Arenin constant demand.
-oqr proposition to advepiee lands for
sale, free, Ia for the purpoSO Of showing OUT
uhhHT nOErf1HkubHt fthuFtn . 1eogIiption anu
prices Of lend In this county; believing auch
would DO An iaducemeut TO attract attention
OF emigrants. n bt thia means q saie u
effected we would only charge . ressona bic
commission.
--This IocsliGt has wanted TO tax a run
TO Mt. Pleasant This long time, and Tuesday
moraing everything was prepared for the
trip, but no hack out that morning; the on
~ day II has missed a trip for moons. You
SOC The luck Of a printeri
Judge Bacon was 10 Tuesday be thinks
great deal Of the fruit hRs been killed by
the sevoie cold weather, and says tho forest
ares ,bRyp been quite destructive to fences In
bis neighborhood and all hands have been
on the watch aud hghI TO keep back the
monster hanee.
On last Thursday afternoon q fey tie
raftmsn become a little noisy ami did . lit
Tie fighting, but that kind of bu,i1ess
has & short stop to 1t in ibis place,
E'qs. Johnston and I'm
stead y1sro on hand with numerous deputies,
and two Of the bruisers we're soon inside the
iron CRATES aud q third plead guilty to a Fms
Of $l2; the cost OF the three amounted 20 SJ4,
which Is probably a lesson to them, and others
that Tuscumbla must and will hayo peace.
--Mr. John l. Dooley, son-in.law of Mr..
WIN. Padgets, snS his new and accon plisbed
bride Maggie, started 10 Kansks las. SUNDAY
to spend tho sumTer. Mrs. Padgett says:
II want you TO send them the BANsKR ne
they will want 70 knoF pha: Ia. being lone in
Miller coun.y."
The entire BANNER force Join In wishing
tbs yoanC FOLKS we'll, . prosperous and happy
future, and msy they spend a pleAsaat sum
mer IN ktnsas, and thea retura to Miller
with a determined wt, % remain. "H1me,
sweet hons shsrss no piEss IKE home"
--DIED -William uniteaJ, last Sunday
afternoon, Of erysipelAs, st the RESIDENCE Of
Nj. w. A. Hackney. The romans we're in.
TERED 81 the Tuseumbia ccmetery on Mon
gay. Two little children, a boy ana girl are
left orphans, their mother having died about
four yeArs sgo, but tts little ones have a
good home and are well provided for by ME-.
Hackney. WINS illness was OF q very short
period aud his death quite . surprise to all.
He was no, thought to be seriously i'll until
Saturday, when medical aid was called but
too late 10 effect the fatal disease.
We offer as an iniucement to our read
ers, aud q great many of them ars reading
agElnyltSrists and want q good agricultural
i%>uruAl, as VOL as their county paper, tbs
8AESaR and the J1urnal Of Agriculture and
+ ,rmer,-boih papers-for 50 per year. The
journal and Farmer lie we'll known to, most
Of our readera and sesds no concentration
and our modesty foroids praise to the BAN
EEs as your homo paper, bpt its continued
increase o. circulation tells Of its merits.
Send or hand US 81 ard get the two pspers.