Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-19

-ono of the BANNER boys struck north
yesterday morn,
DIR. Bradlyford reports crops doing well
End very little sickness.
-Lsat Saturday was a bury day With msr-
chaDts'and saloons Ia this place.
-ossgo river down to - inches water on
the shosIs-o for a little more water.
DIR. Nixdorf Is attending old friend Dolly
near Spring Garden afflicted with cancer.
--E.qr. James Johnston IL spending this
seek At homeln the harvest dolds, his crops
are ane.
BRO. Dorsey'will be here next Lords dav;
his regular time for preaching. Everybody
turn out
Constable Scott and Bradleford captured
a"KiDg' last week in Jim Henry, soon after
King keno'd.
The river began rising very rapiply las,
Tuesday night and now there is good boating
water Tor small boats.
The Railroad is certainly coming to Rus
seville; now lot us make a strong pull to
iow-line 1t to Mt. Pleasant.
Persons OF vulgar minds are rot proper
persons to DO teachers or associates Of the
young and ii!ng generation.
Hon. a. NJ. Lay, addressed us lettcr
dated June 10 favo:ing our daily mail aud
seudlog bis regards to friends ia Miller coua.
~.
-Oarrol Piles, Htle Curry, PAXTON VIII
COZ, b S. Bec1hman and numerous other
well to do farmers gave BANSER ohHce calls
last Reek.
-Vulgar and evil minds ara apt to con-
strue ana make vulgirity and harm out OF
things Of The purest intention Tor the well
beng Of humanity.
MARK Lessen "a receiving now goods BIZ
every boat. Sells al bed rock prlces-creat
rushing to old Mark's-He's es happy Us q
sun flower.
-Miss Ellen franklin and Mise Tls John
l'n OF h'. Pleasant are visiting the Misses
Brooks, Lucy and Matte Cummings and
other young ladies of FlAtwoods.
A tang wants a character and proposes
10 sue somebody to get what he never had.
When he geis Into court; won't tie ticks be
pulled rs bic as SOW siFd,' You bet.
DR.. Ulhou and his neigbbor passed our
place this morning en-routo to Howa,d's
Lumber Yard r. Upton. DR.. Mc9ee and
Others go mex: Monday.
We hear reports from different parts of
the county, the wheat harvest Ia now under
full force of garhering and will By next
week be finished. Wheat Is good every
wAsre.
George Sihert OF this county has our
many thanks for natural curiosity oon,ribut-
I'd TO BANNER cabinet; 1t Ia the rkin OF a
motive ratllesnake With nine rattles and but
ton.
Hon. II. Cordell Todd, has purchased
several lots and a store house in CherryYsle,
Kan, and Is pushing real estate business.
His many friends in this section wish him
much success,
Sheriff Miller took charge of q raft of
X, Il. ties last Saturday, when 1t landed at
our wharf; on writ OF %replevy by Capt. T.. j.,
Hart OF High Point. We understand tho
ties we're taken from Harts tie works in Cam
den county.
-P. NJ. Music says az the Banner, or any
other person can rcfnto what I asy In refer.
Cnee to this matter, step out or shut up"
All we have to reply is, Banner only deals in
matters for the well being OF society. We do
not wish to spend our ammunition on such
ANAL game as Tomson's colt. "Trod on
dirt"
DIR. g. w. Tremain gave BANNER Office
q pleasant call last Saturday, reports farmers
IN Jim Henry In a prosperous way.
Press Boark a happy man, his wife present.
Cd him with a ane boy; all doing we'll.
The doctor has a large and extensive prao.
tics in Miller county.
The young Steamer "sportn built BY
Capt. L. Lohmsu efJef. City expressly for
The Usage packet trade; came to our wharf
last Friday evening with goods for Mrs. Fol-
som and Others, passed down Saturday with
good freight. She Ia "a beam, 65 feet long;
draws when light 81 inches. Now for tr..
weekly trips to Usage City, via Usage river.
Our old friend August Henry Of Cole
county vGe accidentally shot and killed in
itsntly last Sunday, by Fred. P~rlesmeyer
while they were on the Moreau hunting.
We have been we'll acquainted with the
deceased for 20 years, a more kind and
friendly neighbor never lived, and we deep,