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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12
"A .IlITSiRlGI0T -lIlIlll!.,I
CENTRIC DE pUBLICACIoNEs ~.
Y TALLER DE ENCU ADHRN AC1oNlt,
~. : FoRTALIazA+t4T.t ta
Ell M1UNDo TIUsTRADo.. 9

Ell MUNDo ILUsTRADo
Esta imagnif1ca publicacion, de laa qtie 90
vienen ocupando con elogios los principalea4v
periodicos de Europa America, es sin dudS
alguna Ia melor. y mas importante DIP cua4-
pafla. Ninguna LUsTRAoIoN de su clase kkI D
ofrecido hasta hoy los exelentes regalos que
da la empresa de Ell MUNDo SILUsTRADo siiS q
favorecedores,,n nj ha publicado a. la vez tan. "
tas nj tan im1portanteS materiaS.
Vease lel apfospecto que en- estos diasS seiSe
repartira con profusion pora estas ciudad, s. i
hagase una vista q la liberia del due siis-
cribe, qtien Sc complacera, eH mostraf LIS 9
preciosidades de EI. MUNDo HUsLRApo ~ ds1s
suscricion. Se admitenl snEcricion6s sda l01l!
pueblos de Ia Isla, q dos reales el cusdernoo
de ocho entregas y q los Sres. del campo 5d
que deseen adquirir La presente DublicRciOn 81
Sc les aumentara un me die. real fuerte Dor
icuaderno. Siehdo franco ell porte van Pul i
Tblicado hasta Ia presente IL uadsFlo lossvi3a!
sap OALENDARIObaa .eall5eI
+ PARA ESCRITQRIO.f fFOIsIADORs5
- (sIsTEMA AMERIcANo)s ~ f,a :. ..,z.
PARA ESPANA Y. SUS GOL0NIAS.. - s,
DIsPUEsTo oRDRE1Do uAA va
conforme d la ciencia dstSon6ntica s2iissyfa
Il de Espdita para Ell aiIo ibisiesto dS 18Sq s91
fernando unaIriea encyclopaedia da conbcit,is
mientos TITLES, con numeros0s datos hist1-
ricos, cienufooss poIitices, lete, efAna6rid66t
para eada dia del affos gran ysrisdAd de hiasl i
enignlaa, ,ieteat formularios delecon0Aial11 11s1
plicaci0n de las grandes1 festivid de3 rSi
sas, cronologia de los reyes de Espafia, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12
, T 9;IREGLA.MENTO. e,
DE CAMINOS VECINALES

En- la irnprenta del BoLETIN GO vende & 8
reales ejem plar el Reglone,,to econ6n,ico-
ADMINISTRATIVE de Canai7sos Uecjf,0les dictado
en- 18 de JUNO ultimo por ell EXcmo. Sr. Go
bernadof General 80 1I
Z Tambien Sc venden y hacen talonarios &
precios m6dicos y etoda clase de impresos
necesarios para la ejecucion de diche Re-
glamento. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

NOTA.-IIos pasaies tomados bordo cos
taran 26 p.9 recargo.
Sc expenden Bflletes de ida vuelta pa
ra pasajes de ,primera con un as p.S rebaja
validos por 80 dias desde su fecha.
Los nifios memories de 8 anos, uno gratis,
de 8 q amos solo la cuarta parte, de &
Los pasaieros de cubierta han de lleyar
consigo los enseres de CANA sus provisio-
nes. Z sNa3
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico, q los Agentes generates.
SILVA Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

f.rstonas de purO hilQ para sabanas, creas
arssea q tt6sa EaS NeyedaAes'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12
ENEPag
'SERVICIO ENTIRE NUEVA- YORI
Y PUERTO-RICO.

S2AbV4 4VAV G4N 4XO0 NOA2V "A VxNA
~ Y RICO.
El rapido y c6modo vapor CLARIBEL de
1900 toneladas hara Wales directos desde Nue.
va-Y York, { este puerto, hacienda despues esca-
las en- Arecibo, Aguadilla, MayagHez, Ponce,
Arroyo Hunacao, para cuyos puntos admiti-
re- earga y pasaje y siendo sus sadas de Nue..
va-Yor ell 25 de- octubre, %, de- noviembrey J
3 de ,enerO pr6ximos, desde cnya fecha harS
igual carfera el lexeeIente vAp6r ETNA, de pof.
tie de ], 400 toneladas. apabes Cvspores en- com,
binaciOn para 'sns Salidas cad& Is dias desde
Nueva Ydrk. $ = Z : 81 '-t<55S<av4@ ,.S1lSf}
Tariff de pdstje 3entre N,leca York,, PUERTO
Boo y dsp'ds pusrtos de la Isla Ido7sds toca
y vice ,versa. ~, .,.. nf .. .s...s,..l
On passje en- 1. 8 camara. $1,000. $50
unid en- i'd. ida y vuelta::. {. . ..!a . :. 100
-E9Gi4js2 PARA IA IsLAee)a2 opleiaf
Admite 9pasajeros ilesde este puerto & los
demiR de- q.rata i los ,tipos, establecidos por
otras empresas de- vapores. L..'...
narga De ts.ss, p para NueM, York. y Z.
cafss az6car, imieles, SC, etc, isegnn conve-
nio especial conlos agentes, hbte deicapa AI.
La mas 6ardto erut4 para Europa, cvta &
' solQ 9D N,teuab York. L ltu UsJli ILL
coniopcionk pennsnecer en- dichol punto los
pasajeros, TODD el tempo, que juzguen opor7
tuno. q
{Conocimientpszy bo1etasi de Sp&ss3es drectos
be dan en- tedos los puertos d9nde, los yapores
De Ia compahia tocan, para Europa, Canada y
Boston, en- conexion con las siguientes 1ineas
De vapcres:l1AgI 81 Gb .s..ssts Url00 Oi
Via Nueya7 Yorkpor la de Cupard, White
Star 1nman para Y desde Liverpool. North
German Lloid para y tdesde Bremen Ham,
burg American Packet Company para y desde
Hamburgo. -Whits Cross Line para y desde
Amberes. g. General Transatlantic Company
para ri desde sHavre. .--Anchor Line para y
desde Londres y Glasgow. M erchants' Des-
patcli6 International lines para Y 1esde to.
Dos loSpuntos del Canada -Metropolitan Line
para y desde Boston, ,.4,.aaa.-; o,,le,l....
r,,, Boleta, directG para Europa. ~, ~. ..-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12
REL0JERIA I. ...5 4
Jose sClauCllO
2l = FORTALEZA 81.

Efectos miitares, Il en- su clase Galonerle
de ORC y plata. Cruces fnas i entrefnas.-
Lazos, rosetss y cintas de todas classes paiala
mismas. -Espeeialidad en- gorras para Aniforf
me. Botones militares de todas clages; de lee
Ferrol Especialidad en- todas clasee de dora
dos y plateados al galyanismo. Sci admite4
pedidos por insignifcantes que sean. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12
A.DvERTENCIAs

salmon ingles en latas en- 81 C0lnado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

velasi de comp osicion en- 81 Colnaado. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

Mortadella De Bolonia On III Golmado,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

Papel pequefio y. grande para cartas otrcs
articulos de escritorfOs en- LMs NOvedMdea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

Losa de percelaha y eristaleria en- Las No
Ved0dOs.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

A street car driver died In New York
the other day from blood poisoning
caused by putting coins in his mouth:
Some foul disease was thus commune
Gated to his system and sores, pustules,
abscesses, etc., appeared all over the
mans body.
This money was evidently Of the kind
known ~ ''flthy lucre," a species
which ought to be excluded as rigidly
n pewter dollars are.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10
POISONING Ar MADELId.

The st. James Journal of last week
contained an account Of an alleged
poisoning case ut Madclia. The pois-
oner is Rev. A. J. Davis, pastor of the
B.ptist Church, at that place, and his
intended victim is John T. Fisher, a
member of his church, and partner in
the milling business. 1t is charged
that Davis gave Fisher raisins on two
occasions which contained strycl,nine
and which Fisher did not eat because
they tasted bitter. The 9isins preserv-
ed were given to Dr.. Cooley, who exam-
inel them and found, it is said, about
three grains of strycl.nine.
Davis was arrested and admitted TO
bail in the sum of 5000. Eminent
counsel have already been engaged and
the case promises to be an exciting one.
Bob 1ngersoll is gathering a list of
this kind of preacher for his next lee
ture. and will doubtless add this one.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10
HAIR DYE.

Il NEW WAGON COR SALE,
"A barn new TWO-Seated Platform
Spring Wagon, manufactured hy Fish
Bros, Racine, for sale at this office at
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10
FREE OPINION.

This department Of the ADVANCE Is open to any
one to express his or her Views In appropriate
language upon any subject whatever. whether
religious, philosophic. scientific or political.
The conditions are, Brevity, write on one
side OF the paper only, use appropriate language
and avoid personalities. The name Of the writ
er must accompany communications. not for
publication unless desired, but as a guarantee
Of good faith.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

The advantages of these Lines are
l. IT the passenger is going to or from any
point i'll The cnire'"' ); :nd Northwest, he ca
! ny his tickets via Some one Of this Comlany's
lines and be sure y, reaching his destination by
it or its cnil:itCiOils.
.. The greater part oI it's lines are laid with
steel rails its r':l,! ICED is perfect.
:. 1t Is the ohnlt line between all important
points.
1. Its trains are equipped with the Wr>.ing-
house Air Brake, Miller Plat form :ir! Cuupi"rS
and The latrSt improvements for comfort. safety
and convenience.
5. 1t is the only road in the Wet rnnninc the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars lNt:1..:'n chicago
and Council Bluffs.
6. 1t is the only road running The Pullman 'al.
ace Sleeping cars either way b. W.. u chicago
| AMI st. Paul. Cir, en- Bay, Fret,'.rt. Lacrosse,
WinOtHl, Dubuque, NJ a:reg"r, M!,wauh-e.
I. No road oilers equal facilities III HuMler Of
through trains equipped with Pullman Palace
Sleeping cars.
3. It makes connections with ali lines crossing
| at intermediate points.
The popularity Of these lines is steadily in
crca>ing All passengers should consult their in
terest by purcllaS ing tickets via of this line
! icketS over this route are sold by all Coupon
| Ticket Agents in he United States and Can;,,as.
kemembe YOU ask for your Tickets via Of the
| Chicago 4 North Western Railway, and take
| none other.
For information. folders, maps, &C., not oht
tainble ut home ticket Office address any agen-
Oi the Company or
! w. H. STENNETT, MARVIN 1ICGHITT,
| Genl Pass Ag't, Chicago. Gen. Mang'r.
| Jan. l, lS79.-ly.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

Hon. NJ. II. Dunnell has our thanks
for copy Of Commissioner LeDuc's re:
port on Sheep Husbandry. Also for a
COPY Of the Congressional Directory.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10
4 NFJlJEENTfO.v.

EDITOR ADVANCE: Having ut one
place in Worthington bought tobacco
with arorn,s in it, and at another place
corr, meal with au0rnas in it. l would
suggest to tie city fathers that they ad-
minister. to said village a dose of verm-
ifuge. COD.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10

The Worthington & Sioux Falls Rail-
road Company, Il branch organization
of the Sioux City & st. Paul Railroad
Company has fled articles Of incorpor-
alton with Secretary Hand which state
that the Incorporation was effected for
the purpose of constructing Il railroad
from Sioux Falls to the Missouri river,
through the counties Of MIinnclaha.
lIc(,,r,k. Hanson, Dsyison, CraSin, and
BuffAlo.-Y ankton Press.
The Worthington advance., 1879-04-10
Annual Statement
OF THE
County Commissioners of
Mobiles County,

NOOleS county,,
Showing the Receipts and Expendi-
lures of the county from March l,
1873, to March l, 1879, and also
showing the assets and liza.
bi)ities of the county
at said date.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,l
COUNTY OF MOBILES. I
AUDITORS OFFICE,
WOKTnINGTON, March y, 1879. !
RECEIPTS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
Bar Meeting Resolutions Of Respect.
COLI CIRCUIT COURT Room, /

COLE CIRCUIT Court Room,
Jefferson Guy, Mo-, March q, 1879.
Meeting Of the Bsr OF the hrst ] Judicial
Circuit, of the state of Missouri, to pass
resolutions Ia regard to the Hon. George w.
Miller, late Judge Of said oiIcuit.
On motion OF Geo. T.. White, Arnhold
Krekel was appointed chairman of the meet
ing.
On motion OF Hon. Henry Flanagan.
Gen. G.. A. Parsons was appointed secretary
Of the meeting.
On motion Of Col. j. S. Botsford the chair
appoints the following committee OF seven.
TO draft resolutions 10 regard to The death OF
Geo. w. Miller, Judge Of she Firss Judicial
Circuit Gsa. y L. Edwards, Gen. ii. Clay
Ewing, Col. J. S. Botsiord; Hon. Samr II
owens, Col. j. l.. Stephens. Hon. Geo. L.
White, sud Hon. Edward Silver.
On motion Of Col. j. $. Botslor I'd tie com
mittee retired to draft resolutions.
Mr.. Silver, from committee, reports the
following resolutions, which were adopted:
Resolved, That the members OF the bar and
officers OF the court OF the First Judicial
Circuit, have received With profound emo lion
and sorrow. the Intelligence Of The death Of
the Hon. Geo. w. Miller, late Judge Of tb,,
circuit, at his residence ia this city, on Wed.
nesday last.
Resolved, That in the dasthof Judes Mn.
Ter, the State hae lost ore n
and distinguished citizenakhd nh5l.1 aeF4A.tf.
aDd has been deprived Of lhs Ise aud beni6-
cent councils and services Of one who Tor
more Than q bal. century. in the Judicial,
/ nwaHutfua and la1tataffua1 c..
State has exhibited that wisdom, talthiuIl.
ness TO duty and parity Of character thai
make lis death 4 public calamity.
Resolved That We, In particular, feal A
deep sense OF the irreparable loas sustained IA
The death OF Judge Muller, which has depriy.
cd 90 Of tho services OF = WiAe, pure ana i'm
partial judge, and ola faithful friend aud al.
sisci, aud tnls community OF a useful and pub
tic spirited CITIZEN aud his FAMILY offs kinc
and lovtng husband and father.
Resolved, That as further expression o
our sorrow on this occasion, and respect Tor
the nenory and character 81 TIC deceased,
We attend the funeral ID q body.
Resolved, That TOE etairnisn ofthis meeiipt
appoint Aeonmitiee 70 present these Fesolu
tons 70 the Circuit Courts, the Suprsmi
Court aud the Umfed States Courls Ia thi
city, AZ the next session thersot, with thl
request thar they entered on their records.
Resolved, That the Chairman OF this meet
ing appeint = comrpiitea 10 commuui cat,
these resolutions TO The family Of the deosas
ec, as,an expression Of our desp and sincer
sympathy yLh them in their sfa oion an'
hNrekement.
The EisiF makes tina following sppoins,
megtt 10 preicnE the rssolatiSn~ 10 ina Z
ferent courta. with tbs rrqussl that lhey b
spfe4d W. b t,rir records:
Il Heniy Flznnagan. To Septeme Gear,
GsH- =, !, Eiwafds, to U. -. OScpi. goaf.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27


There 10 a great deal Of school and college
education THAT is Aimless, disproportionsts
and cumbersome. There are to many med
IOcrs professional men, lawyers, doctors,
ministers, schooi-saehers, yrttars: Too f,x
skilled srteSans, fanera' eardener.' ,nSsI.
ligent laborers Technically educAtaI for vay.
Qua spherss that arc luhis mantai 10 w.,i-n,-
dered soclety. Society 10 &c heavS viz ,"o
little bottom Agriculture, t,NVrsat nyodne.
ing interest, cut Of which Auesher nrois,-
sions and employmentS must ltS ds"nie
All. There Is a bad tendency 10 10 ~
cities and larger towns, and BY %Ss't,,as
competition 10 jDiS ia a mutual pun Swn
and in = race in which everybody geus,t
OF breath, Orr boys and giris deem tes
right thing TO 1--we genteelly and by onet
wits rather than one a hands. There are Ale
together too many students wae o,iii in,o
college Gimlessly, becsu'e they done know
what else to do, aud because their psren's
Ion,t know what al.s TO have then do.
With no earnest or dshoite Aimp, they hoat
| along through successive years os
| school and college, and then whau The
learned professions are o~vertull, they are 90.
ucsted beyond any drudgery OF common
| b~usIness. they cannot think Of soiling their
hands or their clothes, they are united 20
| become producers where production 10 ayHii'
| able. in theiF own WAY and m EVERYBODY
else's. An aimless and dIsproportiOnAts co.
ucaiion has cost altogether mo7e thEn II cfeT
comes to. - -
There is too much high school dAbbling
that is not thorough enough fer mental
eympastic5, nor p~'aoticla enough Tor the
| unitarian necessities Of those who must
| gfaduste into the hard work for the eommun
and lsborious pursuits which ballast socis:S.
Pns great law will assert itself, aud all true
education must lay its seeoppt with IL that
by the sweat OF the brow We
- "a Ell - RsNaA o. THAT mt
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27

al II. CLAY Ewihg, TO u, $. District Uouri;
I'D J.. "a. Bslch, 20 Cole Circuit Couri;
I'D SAINT II. 0vens. 10 MoniIeau Circuit
Cft; Hon. JaosR. Walker. 10 Cooper Cir.
enl Couri Hin. A.hW. hathoh, 70 MOI.
gal Clrceit Icust, n n, G 10. 7. Whit, y
lItr Courts II n. l.. q. KrauihoG, to Gam
DEF Circuit Ucuft.
be chsit appoints the following committee
Ia b~mmnnioate ihase resolutions 70 the iarni-
~ The deceastd.
On u. Clay ewing Hon. Geo. T. White,
Cd p. Il. II iwhrds, Gen. j. l.. Smith ADD
Juke Atdnla Krekel.
d motion d HIN. Ssm'l n. Owens it s.
ordred that aeopy OF tho g proceedings b.
prebnted TO eAeh paper In the circuit, with
thfequest that the sane DO published.
q motion oi 0enI u. Clay 4 wing, The
meklnR adjoumed, G.. a. PAHs, ms,
- rretAry
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27

John MCGUIRE, the murderer Of Chsa.
Brown. who waa to have hung at Jefferson
City Tomorrow, was granted a new trial,
iaS' Monday, by the Supreme Court. on the
ground OF the refusal of the trial court to
grant hin a second continuance, in order
70 secure witnesses. According to tao testi.
nony we have seen in MeGnire's trial, tho
more evidence he produces the more sure he
IL 10 hang.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27

See the tone Of The 81. Louis T~imes-Jour-
nal on = subject we have 90 often urged:
"Aftar the confirmed criminals are disposad
Of, we can, without wronRing the honest
labor Of the country, make our milder ones
patiently sustain themselves aud do some ser
vice 10 tho country BY putting them to work
making and mendinE the country roads.
This kind OF labor Is always considered 9
butthen by the citizens Who are required 70
pssfosm Is. Neither the state nor the county
win In this generation pay 8 regulSr force TO
keep the roads in good order. Convict labor
should be employed in mending our public
Highways. We have about hnished the rail-
road system Of the country. But We should
have good mAeadAmiEsd roads ali over the
country. nom every nsighborbesd 10 = rail-
rosd station. This iS to be the work OF the
next quarter of century. Properly organ
lied chSin-gangs will do the work without
coat to the state over and above the rations
and clothing OF the oonvicts. Such q system
Of employment for convict labor would In no
way inserfsys with the FREQ labor oiihs
country"
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27


'tPro Bono Puhiieo" Alias Alphabet Tom
son, makes q "weak" hopl against our coun-
ty court about the poor farm and pAGpers
of the county costing SO much. We wonder
if p. b. Z. would not like to
occupy the poor farm rs superinten-
dent or become on inmate thereof poor fel-
low, be certainly has worms or cholIc, y bot.
Ito of mother Winslous soothing drops
would be 8 good substitute for beans.
Tomson says he made proposition to the
County Court to do printiDg for lees than tie
amount the court contracted with us. II
Tomson will conflne himself to the truth, be
never had any legitimate proposition, before
the court. His offer had no endorsers or
surities attached thereto; hence his PROPOSE
ton signed only by himself and Wright
amounted to nothing more than piece of
blank psper and AZ 3 matter OF course was
entitled to no place but the waste basket;
our proposal had hVe good responsible GU
dorsers guaranteeing that wa would perform
the work as proposed, and was really the
only ODER the. court had, jienco tEe con
tract was made with Us for Two years to do
the public printing.
"His Impudence Is refreshing and ignor-
ance sxcusesble."
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27

Tho malice or stupidity which set aaoss
the repor. OF the prevalence OF called plague
10 this country has totally stopped the ship.
ment Of cattle from New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Portland to Eugisnd. H'avy
losses 10 persons who have been engaged in
this trsJe arc Unavoidable, and rnleSs the re-
s,rictions are speedily removed the EoRiish
mea, supply will be inconveniensly shorten
Cd, While prices in this country are likely 20
decline. The retaliatory policy OF tho nd.
ministration at Washington may be jusIinable
under the circumstances, but It will not help
The market nor avert the losses resulting
from tho foolish panic. A little more
patience aud diplomatic renor'trancs on
the payt e. the soOr-ssry OF state would. per.
haps, haYe been better for the materiai ip-
forest inyolvsd, though less gratifying to our
national a y,-Timss-JournGl.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27

X IL gratifying 10 lesrn that measures arc
% Be- tAkenet once TO mitigate the restrictions
now imposed by England npon the Imports
non of American cattle. Among other move
rnsntS a petition has been signed by Mr.
Garrett. President u the Baltimore q Ohio
railroad; Mr.. Vanderbilt, to the Nov York
Central Dayid Doys, Of the Chicago s
Rock Island rOadi Brown Brpsssgs, bankers,
prexsl, Morgan & o., and many Others, to
hs presented to the State Department, ask.
ing Mr. Rvsts to uss all his influence with
che English Government t. have the restrlc.
tions now imposed upon The Importation Of
American cattle modified or removed.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27
NOTICE

To II CENTRAL JUDiorAt COMMITTEE ron
n FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, STATE OF
MIssoURr;-I am sdvissd that Coy, Phelps
has ordered = special election to be held to
elect somo one to III the vacancy on The
bench Of tho Circuit Court, occssionsd by the
doath OF the late Hon. O. w. Miiler, and It
has been represented TO me, by Democrats
from different pasts of the Circuit, that Il is
the wish Of the Democracy to hold oonSen-
ton and nominate . candidate TO DO run tor
that Office. Now, therefore, /, George n.
White, chairman OF said committee, do hereby
notify Sis persons composing said committee
10 meet INC At tho C,urt-house In the
city OF jefferson, on Mondsy, the slst day OF
March, 1879, when and where we viii fix a
day for holding said convention preliminary
arrsogspents concerning the holding of the
same. GEo T. wHirh Chairman.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-27

-WhaE becomes of all tho medical
studeRh' last week there #ere 500 young
nen turned out Of Now York with sheep
akin lertiacases-ThiS population will bold
good 10 all tho leading cities In the u aited
States; without counting the thirty or forty
lemenIne H. p's. at Philadelphia The courier
Journal asseFts that before the ist OF April
there will have been enough doctors 10 form
q procession ilom Chicago to New Orleans.
In Europe the Instructions which can con.
for degrees on medical Students ara very I'm
tied. The cOurse Of audy is long and very
eHso.l9g. Not . msn Gao get a degree In
Kpglagd unless he has studied at least four
Sve years, whiI9 Ia ttis country degrees
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Proceedings ofEhe state
TcmperahcO MnSa Con
YenttOn
SECOND DAY-MoRNING SESSION

SECOND DAY-MoRNING SESSION
Convention called TO order II 10 a.En.
President II. BALDWIN Ia the chair.
The committees on resolutions made the
following report;
Resclved, That this convention does caro-
estly request the present general assembly OF
the Sta,e OF Missouri to submit TO
tho people a constitutional amendment pro-
hibiung the manufacture, sale or use OF in-
toxicsting liquors, except for mechanical and
medicinal purposes,
Resolved, further, That We also earnestly
request the passage BY said body OF local
option law; and
Resolved, That We do most earnestly re-
quest at their hands moro stringent lave In
regard TO the sale Of Intoxicating liquors by
drug stores,
On motion the report was received. the
resolutions adopted and committee disehArs.
ed.
On motion tho chair WAS requested 10 APP
point an executive" committee Of i've, with
powers TO act for this Organization, and to
arrange for temperance meeting OF the various
temperance meetings OF the various temper
ance organisations OF the State.
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The Leoislators are In q mixed condition,
Auditor Holiday does not want TO issue
warrants ' TO Them At more thai 81 per day
slnca' the expiration OF their seventy days,
As they have not, even as yet, made this a
revising Session by showing a dispo ilion TO
revise. ~ per Gay and their time At the
Capitai will make { sudden wind-up.