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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-27
NEW LONDON NORTHERN RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE BRATTLEBoBo AS FOLLOW
Gognu Gouth.
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD.

- On and after Noy.ll, ISIS,
Tsss5sl55--szSg 4. LIZ ,r-ins on this road vii!
Eii;si:sssisi.s {S=s leave BBATTLEBOBO for all
A4--AA------poi North az 1880 a. II
SEAS p. M, and 10 go p. m.
The 1920 p. train is express for Montreal IVA
White River Junction. with sleeping car attached
The 10 80 a. NJ train IS mail train for Montpelier,
-. Adams. Rutland, burlington, Montreal. the Pas
sutnpsic road and the White Mountains.
The J:45 p. m train Is mail train for White River
junction aud Rutland.
Trains leave BELLOWS FALLS for the S0uth. con-
meeting with the Connecticut River line at BratlebO-
TO- follows Montreal express train at 80 a. IN
mail and accommodation is q. mail and accom-
mediation, 3 IS =. m.
The $3.50 a. m. train arrives in New York at 1900
m. the 9:l5 a train at AS ?. M. the S5 p II.
train does not connect for New York.
All these trains make close connection with Boston
Albany r. r., both east and west Of Springfield.
% J. MULLTGAN, Superintendent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-27
Stout Goods for Outdoor Work,
PERRY & CRESSY.
HARPER'S
FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY,


]. l. H Popeujoy? By Anthony Trorope. .......ls
,. History Of Crime. BY Victor Hugo. 10
). The Nussaus q To-Day.
4 Paul Knox, Pmau. By J. Il. HarwOUd .........l 10
O. Ny Hearts in the II ghlEnds IL
g. H,urettc. BY Eruest Daudet.............. 10
= Christine Brovulees ordeal By NJ. Patrick. Is
s. A BEAUTIFUL Woman. BY Leon Brook .........l 10
O. Hou0rs Worth. By Meta OrTed ...............l is
10. Kiugsdene. BY Mrs. FCatherstonhAugh..... &c
H. Cleyedeu. BY stephen Ydrke.................lO
IA The People Of Turkey .............. is
10. The Young Duke. BY BeuJamin Disrael .... is
H. HAverhome. BY Edward jenkins. ............lO
Is Bonnie Lesley" BY Mrs, Herbert Martin 10
lG The Life Of the Earl Of BeacunEheld, K.G.... 10
IT, Selected Poems Of Matthew Arnold ............lO
IS The Bubble Reputation. BY katherine King Is
10 Among Aliens. By Mrs. /. I. Trolope. IND Is
20 Guy Livingstone BY George A. Lawrence. IL
II Time Shall Try BY Mrs. Z. T. NJ. Motley. 80. is
p. Eyelina. By T. Buruey MADAME DArblayl Is
o. The Bachelor Of the Albany
"a Amid Lang syne. By W Clark Russell. ........lO
25. Macleod OF Dare. BY William Black .........lC
20. The Mstletoe Bough.
a. Rare Pale Margaret 10
%. Loves Crosses BY + Z. NJ. Motley. ..........l5
%. Light and Shade BY Charlotte q. OBrien... IL
so. Christians MOors Of Spain. BY c. NJ. Yonge lC
81. Flinor Dryden. By Katherine s. Macquoid e
81 The Irish Bar BY ]. Roderick O'Flanagan.... IL
80. The Last Days Of Pompeii. By Lord Lytton II
a. Through Asatic Turkey. By Grattan Geary. 1t
as Sport and Work on the Nepaul Frontier. 49,. II
SO. Jane Eyre. BY Charlotte Bronte............l II
81. An Eye for an Eye. By Anthony Trolope. II
80. Man and Wife. BY Hilke Collins ...........l 1t
80. True Marriage. BY Emily spender..........ls
"a. KeyerdAe. By the Earl Of Dessrt ...........I5
Al. Within Sound Of the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-27

HARPER x BROTHEns. New York.

E6-HARPER 4 BRoTHERs will send any Of the above
works by mail, postage prepaid, to any part Of the
United States, on receipt Of the price.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-27
MOODY n HOWE'E
General Insurance Agency,

Offers RELIABLE indemnity in FIRsT-CLAss stock
Companies, such as the
.RT.r.E, H.TRTFORD PH0e.VEX s.
.N.HTIO.V.IL, Of Hartford,
HOME Of .N'ear Fork,
SP ~ E.FEFGRLD FIRR . .H.IRI.yrR
ROI'.IL Of kfrerOO0I, SC,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-04
USEFUL INFORMATION.

WINDOW gardening with geraniums.
calceolarias and mignonette will keep
flies out of the room.
A COMPOSITION of three parts tin,
five parts bismuth, and two parts lead,
will melt at 81 deg. Fair. This forms
a good fusible plug for boilers.
APPLY wet tartaric acid to the iron
stain on your marbletop table. Let it
remain on the spot twenty-four hours,
wash off with sapolio or strong potash
water. Be careful not to put your
hands in the potash water, as it may
take off the cuticle, and perhaps make
sores in the flesh of your hands.
FLIES have a habit unfortunately for
housekeepers) of settling upon freshly
cleaned mirrors and windows. To pre-
vent this, cut up on onion into bowl
of water, and after leaving it in long
enough to impart the strong flavor of
the onion, remove it, and use the water
for cleaning. A friend suggested that
few drops of oil of pennyroyal would
answer the same purpose, and be more
agreeable to use.
The Scientific NeUs calls attention
to the Importance, at this season, of
getting rid of all vile smells about dwell
ings, and makes this practical suggest
ion: "The article commonly used to
disinfect foul places is chloride of lime,
but in reality it is not of much value.
1t may and generally does remove bad
smells, but the cause still remains, as
the chloride simply destroys the gas
eous emanations. The much advertised
disinfectants are usually catchpenny
nostrums, and unworthy of notice. One
of the very best known disinfectants is
old-fashioned 'copperas,' or sulphate of
iron, which can be had very cheap"
To MEND SrocK1NGs.-A lady, who
finds in the practice of the homely art
that she brings comfort to her family,
gives these suggestions as to stocking
mending: Given a dozen pairs of
wooden ribbed socks. Select from them
the two or three pairs most worn; cut
away the heels and toes, and lay by the
better parts for use in mending well,
yes, for patches. From the best hose
retained to be repaired cut out the
WOIu uccl, dul 1IOu buo E)duCuSS Cub a.
new heel precisely like the old one.
First sew the bottom of the heel, then
sew it into the place made vacant. Use
soft cotton, or else the fine, soft mend
ing yarn, which comes, of all colors, on
spools. Sew the raw edges "over and
over" about as close as nice overcast;
SO that when this new heel is worn out
you have only to pull the thread and in
sert another. The thread must not be
so tight but that the seam will fatten
and become imperceptible to the foot.
To sew in such a heel will require
about one minute. If the toe is worn,
so that the new darns seem to take from
the old, and the rent is made worse, cut
it off so far toward the instepas is thin.
From the top of one of the socks put
aside cut new toe like the old. Sew
across the end, and then around the
foot, observing to make the seam, as be-
fore, fiat and soft. When again worn
out, repeat the process, till the entire
dozen. like the tabled ducks, have eaten
one another up.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-04

NEARLY all the pawnbrokers of
France are women.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
RvERYB DY, ATTENTION (!

1t IL with pleasure tia, ] announce 70 the
community the unparalleled reduction In
goods which l have made within .he past few
days. Miller county has nsvor seen such 3
reduction before aud may never soc 1t agsiD.
An BECAUSE want to CLOSE OUT the old
stock and make room for the LARGE aud OK.
EoUALED spring stock which l expect to bring
90 shortly. Look at figures and judge foe
yourselves ye people OF Miller:
BEST COFFEE 0Ibs Fer 81 70
BRO. SUGAR 1llbs FOR 100
Soda 4 pounds for 25e, Mails rs pounds for
Sl.OO; Good Fur Hats for 76c worth $3.50,
Good Calf Boots for $3.50 worth 50 100.
Good Women's Shoes Cor 60 cents. worth
l.50.
All other goods equslly as low, come one
and oil, bring your CASH, RRoDUcE. TIE or
anything sslabie and will pay you Highest
msrke. price therefor. Thanking for past
patronage and awaiting the "GRAND
RUSH. am respectfully,
NJ IEAEM
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
sHEgIFE,S SALE.

By virtue and authority OF an alias sxecu-
ton, istus 1 from the office Of tho Clerk of,he
Circuit Cont OF Cole county, missouri, dated
the 2sth day OF February, 1879, r~eturnabla
to the May term, 1879. OF said court, 70 bs
holden At Jefferson City, Missouri, on the
third Monday of May, 1873, and to me direct
cd and delivered In favor Of Wells II. Blod-
get aud against Elwood Kirby, l have seised
and levied upon the following real estate,
to-wit: Ncrtheast Or and the east half Of
northwest Or Of section 7, township 40, ssnVe
IL; east halt Of the southeast quarter, sec I,
township 40. range II; also lot No 2 OF thv
southwest or, section Z, township 10, range
II, and southeast Or and the east halt Of the
southwest Or section IL, township 30, pangs
Is. ali lying and being 10 the county OF Miller
state OF Missouri, l will on
Friday, the 18th day OF March, 1879,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fcA-
noon and Aye o'clock In the afternoon oftat
Gay, &C the front door OF toe Court hoag IA
the town Of Tuecumbis, State OF X a,uft.
and While b scircutCo Of Mlises cof,yis
20 ss9alon, sell 81 pptiir.-gcucn %. "a "
tha hixhees bidder, the Shove desorin real
sstate 20 satiaiy said execution ard stf.
US. sFnIf hesih.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
SHERIrB'S SALE

d SCHOOL FUND NoRIAoh.,
In virtue and by authority otn order OF
sale Issued from the County Oou, dated the
4th day OF March, 1879, to m~directed and
delivered, ia favor OF Miller ounty 70 The
uSe OF the Township School Fqd and against
LLdwell Bacon, ! haYe seized Al levied upon
the following described reapstate. situate.
lyiog and being in the Count OF Miller and
Slate Of Ms ourI, to-wit. TB east fractional
halt, section four az, Ofnshlp toLty'tuo
(S2l. range fourteen (ll),-R4S y 100 AcIss,
AMI l will on
yridAy, the 9sth day Of ZACH, 1879,
between tho hours OF nina o'clock In The
forenoon aud hye o'clock Ia tp afternoon Of
that day, 10 front OF the Uout hoase 90 7.
"a the town OF 1ascumbiA, ColuIy OF Miles
and State Of Nlssouri, sell stpablic A%ocliohl
to the highest bidder Tor Cad. all the right,
title, iD.erast, claim and property ottne
above named Lud we'll HAon, OF, m anu 70
the aEovv described FeaIastate, 20 aAusiy
said otder OF sale and costs
p. Is. hILLER, hs-'0.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
Personal.

The following gentlemen called this week
on BASNER odice aud greeted US with we'll
wishes tOI success, passing compliments on
our telegraph institute, reading department,
Art gallery and eAblnet Of mineral specimens;
G.. T. WHITE, Esqa Hon. t. NJ. Rice, N J..
j. w. Moore, WIN. M. Lumpkin, K q Jno.
II, Bro. w. P. Dorsey, Rev. Jas Al. l..
Hoyle, Jas. Gray; Il. N. RooiDs, Capt. j..
c.pps, CIiyin Berry Jno, W. Brockmau,
}. Gardner, j. GARNER, DR.. shelton, Esq
Williams, r. Wilcox, W. NJ. Harrison,
Danl Cummings, Rsq., Us, Wilson, j. VII
son,J. Wilcox, Wm. Livingston, ]. LAtchem,
Opt. ". Hackney, j ,hp 4. g. Sterling
Jenkins, I'aac Tinsley, Jas n. Ages, Capt,
Wa. Hummer, Of Brsz,tc; ~. Thompson
OF Brumleyi Esq. Bunkeri ESQ. Ferguson:
Judge Martin, II. Stone, d. jenkins.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
ADMINIsTRAr OR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF adj
ministration on the estate Of Willis w. Shell
ton, deceased, we're granted TO the UNDER
signed by the Probate Court Of Miller coun.
ty, No., bearing date February 9th 1873.
All persons having claims against said
estate are requested TO exhibit the same for
allowance within one year from the date Of
said letters or they msy be prscludsd from
sny benefit Of said estate and that II said
claims shsll not be exhibited within two
years from the date OF said letters they will DO
forever barred,
W1LI1AM w. SagLrox. Adnr.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
Brnmley.

Msreb, "a, 20
dE. EDIToR:-tBeing a teacher and interest.
ID, 20 | am, in the pubic schools OF Miller
l ask a little space In ihe BANNER
" say that We should look well to the teIec.
ton OF a tchool commissioner next Tuesday
~ our several school meetings. Politically
Prot. Lumpkin differs from mo.brt In the
alschsrge OF his duties as school Commits
sionor we agree exactly The course pursued
BY HIM rs commissioner has had a good Of
feet; as everybody sees andknows. / feel
sure no other commissions In the state has
made greater effort to do hia whole duty
than hs has. HIS method Of testing tie
qualification of teachers has record from the
state Superintendent special endorsement.
! have taken part in his public examinations,
and give It 81 my opinion hat much good
has resulted to our county from the same
IL Prof. Lumpkin receives 3 vote from our
e~itizsns 10 proportion 20 the way he hal
lsbOred to advance our educational interests
be viii DO supported By IN overwhelming
majority next Tuesday.
A TEACHER.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
M. LEsEM
BARGAINsl %BARNAINSll

The undersigned will offer for sale, on THE
an AMI 5TH DAYs oF ArRiL, next, bis
Farm, in the .saatern DAT. Of Miller county,
containing 4e5 acres, $50 acres In cultivation;
good houses, barns, stables and other build
ings. On this land there are oyer % large,
neyer-failIng springs, and fine water power
on the Big Tavern TO operate machinery.
Also 3 large lot OF stock, consisting Of 8
horses, 5 mules, l25 head Of cattle, Of all
ages, from calves to 4 year old-mostly
steers; sheep and hogs Of all grades.
A UTENSILS,
Tbreshers, mowers, reapers, plovs, vagonss
&C., &C., also house and kitchen furniture.
TRkMs or SAIL
The amount on the farm one half cash the
balance twelve months time. with ten per
cent.
Stock and other property 8 credit Of nine
months will be given; bonds with approved
security. w. K. LURTON.
March J, 1879.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27

HsVinR been aPpoIutee to supply Linn
Creek and Tusounbis c,rclit, "a new c%ircuit)
OF Lebanon district; southwest Missouri con-
ference, NJ. Il. Church, south, tor the re-
naming conference year, 1859. ! have
VisiIed several places add find the church 10
an Unofgruized condition, Slthoagh there is
an opening for a good 2ork..to DO done;
truly the work is ominous of good. l appear
IN this sFttcle as m introduction To the very
plea'ant people of the country where the
BANNER is read. Hoping " meet you, and
trusting the blessing of God will rest or you
and keep yop.
submit
JAS u. L. HoYLK.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
JAS u. L. HoYLE.
Iberia.
Especial Dlspatcu to the BANNER ]


March as,
The Congregational church o worship
every Lords day 10 Odd Ftllows hail. Al
their lAst meeting a building COMMITTEES wss
appreciated 60 take immediits steps toward
building i church ediiee, Hon. H. T.. Lom6sr
vas, by Il rising vote, unanimously elected
church treasurer. It is req uested that al
subscriptions Tor building be paid over TO hiu.
during the month OF April, q 70 the build ny
committee, which oonsist otjohn Ferguson,
joe. Humess ri. Jones, Vim. s. Irvine and
George johnson. Toe church is 10 be- built
on n peautitul los presentation that pnrposr;
II Is TO be 26AfO feet, and wien complete viii
be one OF tie Leatest and Aost comfortable
houses 81 worship 10 tho cotnty.
"A little girl named FloHnce Shelton died
stter a law hours Illness Il the residence Of
AIS, lsabeil Ferguson, q the 23rd inst, Of
spotted fever.
Mr.. Peter Newhsrdt has returned from
Springfield. He states tat there 10 much
sickness and numerous d&ihs 10 aud arouo
that city, occasional BY q ievar OF very
malignant typhoid character, which proves
fatal 10 a few hours.
DR.. J. II. Moore hsss openOd bis drug
store. la addition 20 = ch1iIe stock bf medic
%einrs, be has Qaile ; ssri of patlops snd
useful s~rtisles, hs qpsge
Nas ffaay
Mrs. =. 4, ~
Mrs hattS T leef
school hrst Mo8daF ~ al who
would give their children IA advantages OF a
good education send TO hef
PET. Rowan has Oplned 4 writing
scnO0l. From bis specimens we have reAs, d
10 oelieta he Ia a good teacher Of penmnns
ship, and a. many feel the need OF Improve.
ment In that besuliIu, and important aft il l.
10 be hoped he will have large class.
Mr.. Marx Fancher has 20 Q 10 81. Louis
md Will on bis return open his store with !
nne STOCK OF goods II, Is a good man aA0
true q perfect gentleman, and deserves 40
extensive patronage.
lit has been suggested that Iberis be con.
nected with Ia cnmblA by telaersnh lines
We have some luscesstul operators on Crane.
vine telegrEphs; should the lines NOT be euf.
hcient we eau assurs Ill Who are tnterested.
tneir tongues are long enough % coach every
point but truth aud their ewn buainess.
You're truly, Slick
Bro. Dorsey has besn employed by The
good people OF this place TO prasch The "a
Lords day OF each mouth, duriag The ,rxt
twelYr months. We are glad OF t6is srfapga
menli ''tee lsporrr IL worthy Of his hite.p
Bro. noresY will hold 4 protracted mps,ihe
OF two weeks duraflsn. cpmmeneing the Sst
uidHy he ore The 4h Lard's a " Ia Aprl.
assisted By Rev. Philips ~ Or, vile.
We turn tastk, % ~ J. w Ii kmsD
OF brumirys loF ~ cimsps ~ eopHef aya, 10
our colleo1ions ior BAsEER eMes cabinet
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thas letters Of ad-
ministration on the estate OF Eiihu Boan, ST..
deceased, were granted 10 the undersigned
by the Probate Court of Miller county. Als-
souri,, bearing date February 26th, 1879.
All persons having elaine against said
estate are requested TO exhibit the same for
allowance within one year from the date OF
said letters or they may be p%recluded from
any benefit Of said estate and that II said
olHims shall not be exhibited within two
years from the date OF said letters they wiil
DO forever barred,
7. o. ROBINSON, Admr.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
Ohutch Meetings.

Bro. Dorsey prs-ched lsss Saturday eve.
ming from Eph. 2S, "SalYalIon through
grAee;' on Lords day from Acts 1880,
what must | do to be savsd;n in the sv.
ming from Heb. 1871. ga, "Ths Christian
racs;'' on NJ 'nday eyening troca Mat. 1913
aud II, Tue establishment u the klsgdvm
o. heaven" The ooust-bowe was crowded
with anxious aad a,Ienuys hearers. Bro.
d 'rsey "a his Feyeral sermons mAdr b. ar2u-
nents 90 we'll connected, BY quoapg pfool
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27

from the blbie. IL seemed TO hold The AMEN
zion q the .gdisuce 4gelIbound throngbpu.
aud drive sOnviclion 70 The mleds OF uli.
w have frequently made mentioa heretdfore
OF Bro. Dorsey's Iabors II Ills place, and the
almost insurmountabla mountain that be has
overcome; one that no other minlster seeme
hsi the nerve and energy TO undertake. He
deserves the commentator OF al good PEG
pie; God has been with him ia his laborn.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
WANTED.

10 or 90 Tie Muksrs, apply .oJ. o. McDAp-
ield, on works, mouth Little GAvOis, or to
this Office.
WANTED; Ten tie mAhsrs at my tie
works, six miles below Tusumbia on the
o age river; will pay IL Gems per tie; tlm-
bar good: nono but good tie mixers need ap-
ply; good board at ressonsblera rates.
GEO. a WILLIAMS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
CoI1rh

In Justice Jas. Johusioasl Court ietefday
tbs c4use wherein tbs State 40 pHSBttn and
jesse +. Turpin as defendant, ,cbeieed with
rxhibiung n pistol 10 q nude, sngry Hnd
threatening maEler in the presence OF others.
u. g. SwAlem foi State and Jacob s1snit Tor
defence. The jury fined dsfsnd,us $40 and
costs, all OF which amOpats 70 SIC 10; defen-
dant stsnds commiited BY EsQr. Jopuston iii
the sSue Is paid.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
Hickory HILL MO.

Mar,h 2j.h, 1879
I'D. BAs%Ea: Dear Sir-Enclosed pleSse
fad 81 Tor Judge W. Y. Fovler for the BAN
SRR, please acknowledge Lhs receipt of same.
Gay In the BANNER to al who may want
good stone coal tor D~lacksuithing purpose
tsat wa are opening u bant OF good coal
plenty always GA hand vt my coal bank one
quarter of mile east OF Hickory Hill; at III
cents per bushel. Success q the BANNER.
Yours truly, WM ID. JonpAH.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
PROCLAMATION
Election of Circuit Judge.
enERITF's OFFicE. MLL * Co,

enERIYF's OFFICE, MHt. * Co, No.
To ALL WHOM IT MAr UoscERS GhEErISe;
By, aod tnrougn auth jrity ola writ Of
election from his excellency Johns. Phalps
Governor OF the State Of Missouri; !, Pinckney
) Miller, Sheriff OF Nj ler county STATE 81
Missouri do hereby order ~ election
10 take pace A. the seversf
voting precincts In Miller couAy on Tues
day the sixth day OF May, mex, IN The yea
uf our Lord eightesG handfedAnd ssysnts-
nine, at which time snd plAd IA QuAh6edI
voters Of Miller county wlilk I'D cast
their vote for some person tQnt YRcen;
cy accustomed by The deAtaRf y ~. w,
Miller, Judge OF the lev Jude eiAs 10
tho Stata Of Mo.
Given undcr INV handinA q,
March, A. u 1873.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
DEAR SIR:
PENSIONSI

Under the new Pension Law, Soldiers
wounded or injured, even II slightly disabled,
can oo,ain pension bsck IRON day OF dis
charge. One OF our drm in Washington 10
give personal attention 10 sll elaine before
the departments. Do not de sy, but write at
once. Send stamp ior our new soldiers cir
eular.
W. o. BE NIGER Il co. PITTsBuRG Pa.
&y-uldsst Claim Agency Ia the us. 1l-lm
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
Al. ahocI.ley

Has now on hand, and is Ofering for sale,
the largest and bert selected stock OF bard
ware eyer opened Gu. in Jefferson Oily
Stoves and tinwsre. cutlery OF the best
brands, granite ware, farming implements of
all kinds, in fact, every artieal usually kept
10 FIRST class hardware stores, and all being
sold at living prices. Give him q call at loi
High street.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
NOTICE OF FlNAL sETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby piven 10 all creditors and
others interested in the estate OF Martha
Bernhart, Decd, that !, the undersigned,
administrators OF said estate, intend 90 make n
Aual settlement thereof ut the Aug. term OF
tue Probate Court of Miller county. NO., to
be holden at the Court house in the town OF
rusepmbia on the second Monday OF Au-
gust neat, 1879. MARIAN BARNHART.
Admir-.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
@ N Personal
TuacumbIa, Maron l2lh, 1s7p.

Tuscumbia, March l2uh, 1879.
Worms OF MILLER CousTY:
IT. is your pleasure t. agsin select me for
School Commissioner on Tuesday the hrst
day OF April osxt, at i've o'clock, .. M, l
will serve you TO the best OF my ability.
Your obedient servtnt,
W. NJ. LUNPKtN.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
nt. IrIiznheth Ferrx.
TEAcuEn.

The undersigned has established n licensed
ferry At st. Elizabeth, Miller county, no,
Movers and travellers will tnd this crossing
much nearer and better on routes from JET
iersOn City. California, ChAmos leading TO
Rolls, Springfield. Vienna, Linn. and other
points directing from these pieces than any
other crossing on The Usage river.
II. B~oEDEKER.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
The Wells Tea COMPANY

AmportefA gu
f8f CO. 4 AND JAPAN TEAS.
ysprs, hglxhRss
impoFt prices.
81 ply VI D,eRgists. General Deal
ers and Osaer. packed 10 handsome tealed
pacbsgss Of one pound each, III c~Abisters of
the same capacity, and 10 5 lbs, 20 los, and
20 10 boxes.
Supply Teas 10 Peddlers In bali pound and
One pound hsgs, PLAN or printed, at n more
liberal discount than Is given elsewhere.
Salply T-as for Olub Orders ard allow q
lA,ger commission than usual, and in all cas-
es guarantee the quality OF their goods.
TaE WELLS TEA COMPANY is one Of the
Ia grst Aad NEST reiiab q houses 10 tha trade.
and eli parues requiring Teas should send
tor a cifcn ar.
The We lis Tea Co.
2. o. BOX 1890, NEw YORK.