Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-29
LOCAL N Personal.

ibis morning., htbSF " psu VI koVuos
MIR. "Tony'' Palmer was In Tuesday
and says churn dashers are booming.
WALL Paper 81 Joe .Oummlngs'
Our Senior is still absent. This is the
third week for him.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Ssturday-the
grinding days at the Anchor Mills. L2Ott.
We went on 9 honey-bee capturing en-
pedition, ope night laet week, the bees were
brought In.
We understand Nj. Cbas. Clark bought
a pretty good horse last week for $40, from u
traveller.
Mr.. J. T. Hart. apopular and well known
merchant Of High Point, wss in toyn last
friday.
"A Linn Creek merchant was on what
might be termed u protracted spree, at this
place, recsnuy' .
-Ex-Sherif Brockmsn was 10 tow last
week, he expects to have q fair crop On his
new farm this season.
Another Coating palace was built at this
place last Friday add Saturday, by soFe OF
Mes tie men.
-"Ton,i" Bring along more churn dsshers,
this new dashsr cannot DO kept on hand"
Owing 10 the strietness of the lew ash
law We don't want anyone to make us 4 ptes-
emit OF a HAh
Some propositions have been exchanged
on the removal OF the Anchor " lis to MI
Pleasant.
Mr.. NJ. Leserl has returned from st.
Louis and hs mAny friends are glad 10 see
him Ia the burg again.
Mrs. NJ. e. Sample, nee Miss Mary +
Walker, now OF Virden, H., we and trsIand
L. we'll pleased with Ger new home.
This week we publish the new Dab law
Aldermen and lovers oi the piscalorisl tribe
should read aud be governed accordingly
Prof. Ut. Walker was in last Saturday,
he says Prof. Neyills's school Is In an excel
lent condition, credilably prosperlng.
Or senior left JaG City last Tues
day Tor the Editoria, Convention nj CoIum'
b,a-Represonting the BAsskE and o'ag'
Valley.
BRO. Dorsey preached At this place las
Saturday evening and L2rds day, morning
and eveulng. TO u large and Attentige euei
ence.
The BAsEga is under obligations to III
No. Pacific, N. X. s. r., and North NJ,
railroads tor. passes 10 the y lticriGl CONVEX
ton.
Mr.. Mark CoIyin returned from Sedali
last Saturday, at which place he has bee.
several weeks receiving treatment for hi
optics.
Mr.. Hildry Jeukins aud Mr., Hopkins 0
Jim Henry were 10 last Tuesds,, repor
wheat and corn in need Of rain IN their SOC
ticn.
Mr.. Louis Lessen started 10 Usage cit
last Monday to ,coE altar hiA Interest In q
rats which started down tie river sewers
days since.
-Batween the LIST and 18th Of next mont
SIR. William M. Sone will ommene run
ming a tri.weekly hack line from this plac
TO Jefferson City.
BY request of Mr.. Jno. B. Read we put
lish a piece OF poetry no Gays he composed
and tho singing of it AZ our office, by Nj
Reed, was quite edIfying.
Railroad Ties are not so largely dealt
now; lhe inrmers along tue Valley are b
COmluH couNluOou Nhhh fsR0a HP'S
good crop Of corn g.. than u big pile of tie
We ara In receipt OF a communicate
that has meplion Of enough sheep SIX ins tina
It they were in proper shape, would do
inscIibe several diplomas. We can not pul
lIsh Il; our modesty forbids.
We met Mir. Q. A. kaufman last SuDds,
on our return to this place. Our acquAintsn'
with him prompts US 70 congratulate Rock
y Mi. upon having such a socisble, good loo
n lag wAgon-mAker located 10 their midst.
Mics Carrie Fendorf has just received
lot OF new millenery goods, aud notions pc
tanning thereto, IN great variety. Miss "a
rie understands the wanta of her custome
and she keeps such supplies for the iashio.
Of the season.
-on lRst Tuesday Mr.. Yer Bryek and lad
and Mrs. Garner, OF Brumiey, and Mrs. d
Rradleyford, called to see US. Mr.. v
Brycb lie ofthe firm o Hsrt, Yer Bryck Sc
and 8 very Clever aud popular gentleman.
We have been informed by several irr
growers Of this county that peaches will
too few 20 be seen, apples are now drop PHI
from the trees In large quantities and I
crop will DO very light, and tho berries W
DO unusually short In quantity.
! -Auother monstrOsity in the way
Y another curious calf was brought 70 liz
last week, at Mr.. Harm. Kslsey's, Just Abo
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