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SSACHUSETTS.
The Redpath Mystery.

The Redpath Mystery.
Boston, Sept. 20.-The connections and in
innate friends of James Redpath here scout
the idea of his insanity or suicide, and have
apparently much faith that he will return
shortly. They say his disappearance is
nothing new, he having done similar things be-
fore, once going to Europe unknown to
single acquaintance.
Communist Meeting.
Between two and three hundred people met
on the common tonight in opposition to bien-
NAL elections and sessions of the legislature
Several speakers addressed the meeting
Resolutions were passed that capitalists must
look better to the interests of the workingmen,
as the latter preferred being assassins and
house burners to becoming slaves.
The Globe Theatre.
The controversy which has been pending for.
the past three months between the owners OF
Globe Theatre property and John Stetson. has
been amicable settled and Stetson takes a
lease for ten years.
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THE SECRET KEY TO HEALTH.-The Science of
Life, or Self-Preservaton, 800 pages Price, only
ST. Contains fifty valuable prescriptions. either one
of which is worth than ten times the price of
the book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt OF 6
cents for postage. Address, DR.. w. III. Parker,
Bulfinch Street. Boston, Mass jy16eod&w3m
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the Emperor threatening death to all dis
tinguished visitors. This paper is known to be
the work of foreigners, but owing to the extra
dition law the japanese authorities cannot
pursue the investigation, and the perpetrators
will probably escape punishment.
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1.awvars Bent on a. Fight,

AUGUSTA. Ga, Sept. 20.-J. J. Dargan and
Joseph H. Earl of Sumter, S. c., came here
today to fight duel. Dargan was arrested
and gave a bond, but Earl escaped. 1t is be-
lieved the parties have gone to North Carolina
to fight. Both are lawyers and members Of
the South Caroliua Legislature. 5,
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, Sept. 20, by Rev. W. E. Gibbs, Chas
r. Lewis and Miss Helen A. Dennison, both OF Port
land.
In Hallowell Sept. 18, by Rev. A. Il. Crane Fred
eric Brunei of Portland and Miss nj. Ada Tobey of
Hallowell.
In Brunswick, Sept. 16, Fraucs r. Upton of Pea
body Mass and Elizabeth f. Perry of Brunswick.
In Brunswick, Sept. IA, Frederick G. Winslow and
Eliza j. Saunders.
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California Mining stocks.
The Woo! Market.

Boston, Sept. 2o-[Reported for the Pressl.-The
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures, 42a43c Choice
Xxx 39l2a40c; Fine X 38a39c; Medium 4la44c;
Coarse 34035c. Michigan-Extra and XXX 36637;
Fine 36@37c; Medium 39@42c; Common 32@34c
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The Charleston. S. G. Failure.

The Charleston, S. G. Failure. IN
tic Vel s 81 tne o abf Of john aa
ger & Co., currently reported to be nearly 81
100000 The Peoples Bank, which is one Of
the losers, made an assignment today, and Will
wind up. This is state bank, distinct from
Peoples National Bank, which is not affected.
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Boston Petroleum Market

The market for Refined Oil is steady with trans
actions at 61a(07c ~ gallon, packages charged,
and 9G91ac in cases. Naptha is selling at Sl19c "
gallon and in cases at 121ac. Crude Oil at the
wells CSC ~ Dbl.
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MARINE NEWS.


Successful Launch.
BATH, Sept. 20.-John Mcdonald launched
today fine ship of 1850 tons, named Manuel
Llaguno, owned by Chapman & Flint of New
York Capt. VIM. Tobey of Thomaston will
command her.
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--latest by European steamers.l

d
Sid FIN Havre 9th, ship j Brown, keazer, for
Philadelphia.
Ar at Seville 4th inst, John + Rothman, Ray, FIN
New York.
Grimsby-In the Roads 9th, Clarissa Carver
Nickels, from San Francisco for Hull.
Passed Bower 7th, Loretto Fish, Hodgman, from
Antwerp for New York e
Off Beachy Head 18th, Fred W Carbon, Carbon, fn
Antwerp for New York II
Ar at Bimlepatam July 3, Normandy, Turkey, FIN
Vizagapatam (and sailed 18th for London9
Sid FIN East London Aug IL, Giles Loring, Ken
ney, Boston.
Ar at Goree Aug l 1, Jennie Cushman, Perry, Port
Praga (and sailed 10th on return)
Ar at Algoa Bay, CGH, Aug Is, Escort, Water
house, Boston.
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Ar at Bucksport to 18th, schs Danl Webster. Saw
yer, Grand Banks, $50 qtls; White Foam, NicLol
son, do, 900; Robert Byron, Nicholson, do 1000;
Princess, Leach, do, 900; William Tell, McInnis, do
It'll OOH do
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At Bombay Aug Is, ships Sumner r Mead, Dixon
unc; Wandering jew, Tapley, do.
Sid FIN Bilboa 14th, brig Salista, Partridge, for
New York.
Sid I'm Calais 14th inst ship Frank Pendleton,
Nickels United States.
Ar at Dunkirk 18th inst, barQue Lillian, Strout
Boston.
Sid I'm Aberdeen 18th inst, barque G Reusens,
Nash, United States. s,.o-
Ar at Port Mu1grave Ms, 18Th, sch Nathan Cliff
ford Wallace, - for Boston.
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Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, Sept. 20.
The following are to-lay's quotations Of Flour,
Grain, Provisions, &c.
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Bank Statement.

New Work. Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Money easy at 596 per
cent. call; prime mercantile paper 506 per cent.
Governments quiet and firm. Stocks advanced 1A9
per cent. in general list Railroad bonds steady.
Bar silver 112.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Saw Mill Burned

NORTH CONWAY, Sept. PA saw mill in
this town, owned by j. M. Moore, was burned
early this morning. Loss about $500; no in
Surancn.
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June 10, lat IL S, Ion 33 w. ship Undaunted
Dinsmore, from Cardiff for Yokohoma.
Sept 2, lat 81 &c, Ion 70 03, sch Baracoa Perkins
from Philadelphia for Nassau, MP.
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YELLOW FEVER.
More New Cases i'll Memphis.

More New Cases iii Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 20-Seven new cases re-
ported to-day. Total cases to date 176; deaths
346.
The board of health have issued warning
to absentees that though the number of new
cases of yellow fever and deaths is small and
perceptibly on the decline, it is unsafe to re-
turn.
An Unfortunate Town.
GREENvILLE, Miss, Sept. 2o.-The condition
of the citizens of Concordia is pitiable. Edged
in by shotgun quarantine. with money and
nurses scarce, the citizens are falling victims
to the fever. A relief meeting here yesterday
sent $500 to Concordia.
D. G. Wappington, while filling an oil still
at Cunedy station, Pa, Friday, broke the
cock. The oil ran upon him and ignted and
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Ecrelgll Imports

ECFe3SH ED1pVfISs
PORT GILBERT, Ms. Schr Avon-12 cord WOOD
II do bark, $500 # hard wood plank 200 doz eggs
for market.
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Boston Stock Market.
tSales of the Brokers Board, Sept. pol
First Call.
81 500 Eastern Railroad 41as................ so
10 Boston Il Maine Railroad. .11612
So Eastern Railroad .........:..... 1879
IT Portland. Saco Il Portsmouth r. r.. .100H2
Sales at Auction
10 Boston & Maine Railroad. ....116A
$50 Eastern r. Scrip. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush Cornnleal to G.
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Florence y. NE3ybeFry.

A insane person, quite tall and thinly clad, wan
n dered away from home ON the 9th of Septem-
Der, since which time trace of her has been
Any Information respecting her whereabouts will
be gladly received by her anxious parents, c. NJ.
Mayberry, Richard Mayberry.
Caseo, Sept 16, 1879. sep17d6t'
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

SATURDAY, Sept 20.
Arrived.
Sseamer Hercules, Swasey, Philadelphia-coal to
Maine Central RR.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New lork-muse TO
Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, St john NIB via
SCH Mariett Weber, Round Pond.
Sch Lewis r French, Andrews, Damarscotta.
Sch Buena Vista, Lewis, Wiscasset-heading to
Phinney & Jackson
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay-fish to
Curtis & Davis.
Sch Mahaska Harrington, Kennebec for NYork.
Sch r Baker, Robinson, Thomaston for Boston
Sch Sea Pigeon Handy, Franklin for Salem.
Cleared.
Barque Sarmlento Tucker, New York; Lewis
Sch Surprise, Manter, Plymouth Blake.
Sch Franconia, Leavitt Kennebec, to load for
Wilmington. Del-Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Bertha j Fellows Clark Pembroke-master.
Sch Sarah, Hamlin, Deer Ise-Nathl Blake.
Sch Maud Webster, Chapman Bangor-master.
Sch Polly g. Clarissa Ball, Stoekton-Geo w True
g. Co.
Sch Albert, Parker, Frankfort-Geo W True g. Co.
Sch Eliza Frances, Ball, Camden-N Sanborn.
Sch Brilliant Wheeler, st George-Nathl Blake.
Sch Exact Kimball, North Boothbay Nath'l
Blake. ..-szs9
SUNDAY, Sept. 81.
Arrived.
Sch Neptunes Bride, Lindsey New York
Sch Avon, OBJ Meianson, Port Gilbert, NS-wood
and bark for market.
Sch Railroad, Webster, Castine
Sch sympathy Fainter, Boothbay-s uperphosphate
to Cumberland Bone Co.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York Goth, ship schepp, Thompson
Bath.
Sid I'm Greenock 10Th inst, barque Rachel, Walls,
Sid FIN Liverpool 18th inst, barque l. Pettingill,
Pettcngill, New York.
Notice is given that fixed red light will be shown
from LIMERICK lighthouse, Newport, RI, on and af-
r ter Oct o. instead of white, as now shown.
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nnpauTURE OF OCEAN srEAn1ERs

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER %.
Sun rises. ...... ...5.46 High water. 3.19
Sun SETS. ......... 558 Moon SETS. 1O.15
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Notice is given that a fixed red light will be shown
from LIMERICK lighthouse, Newport, RI, on and af-
ter Oct 10, instead of white, as now shown.
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TRADE CIRCULAR.
Who'll ESAL.E
IND
MANUFACTURING INTERESTS
OF PORTLAND, NE.
For the Fall Of 1879.

The following Trade Circular is re-
specifically presented by the undersigned,
representative Wholesale Dealers and
Manufacturers Of Portland, who desire
to promote the general trade interests
of the City, and present a convenient
and reliable buyers guide, which can
not fail to prove of great interest 10
Merchants and Manufacturers generally:
Now is the time to take advantage OF
returning prosperity and the increase son IN
fidently invite the attention of both
purchasers and shippers to our excellent
facilities for securing stocks direct from
first hands, and for the prompt shipment
of goods to any point desired, and to the
following list of Warehouses, as an in
dication of the Importance to which the
Commercial and Manufacturing interests
of the City hare attained.
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Spanish Republicans Arrested
MADRID, Sept 20.-Eight Federal Republi-
cans have been arrested in Catalonia, Spain,
and arms and documents taken. The docu-
ments- relate to conspiracy to establish a
republic.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-26

doing; aud the ladies department should
have dus notice also, and lot thor depart.
ment be full and complies.
The picnic on tho 4th lsgoiug to be a
grand success, everybody is going TO attend.
=. c. Swslom, Esq has accepted the invita-
ton TO deliver the nAtioaa, address on that
occasion and heartily meets tho endorse
ment Of every person IN this part. The
croquet PLAYERS are making arrangements
to accommodate al who wish to anticipate
in that game OF sport. The youths who tip
tho light fantastic toe arc going to be on
hand In full bloom and sweet odor. The
Mount Pleasant Brass Band win play at In
tervals through the day, assisted by Clarke
String Band, the best In The State. lie,
everybody come from Tuscumbia and every
other part to view the ugly Reg Mullins
that will mako the hair stand stra light on
your heads, that will make you laugh and
grow fat. COMMENCEMENT.
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Pheasant Mount.

June 23rd 1879.
EDITOR BANNER.--A few words from Mt.
Pleasant and surroundings;
We bsyo had an excellent rain 70 day, maxi
ing everything look promising.
Contractors are being called for horo and
ars very much needed. Tho farmers all
want boards enough made to cover over
their corn fields as they now stand in order
to shelter them from tho bleak winter
weather.
Tho Agricultural g. Horticultural %associs-
ton eonlemplates hOviPg a grand exhibition
at their fair grounds IN September, let every
body prepare some product OF the farm to
exhibit and all try to make 10 a grand success.
We arc well aware OF the fact that Miller
county is able to compete with any Of her
sistor counties on agriculture; she has good
land, land sufficiently 10 produce envy aud slI
kinds and qualities Of grain; she has the in
dustry within her meters and bounds; a peo-
pie that are trying to advance on agriculture
al pursuits. Then II should be The duty OF
every farmer 10 prepare their stock, and try
to win tae prize offered, and show TO the
ccgnlry ebrosd whA. she is, and what she u
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U. s. BIYER nAlL.
AMERIcUs.
From Usage City to Tuscumbis.


We have been urging the Usage river i'm.
psovment for over three years with n view Of
daily mail, to supply a large portion OF tho
'hiekly settled Usage Valley, 70 miles in dis
tance.
The establishment of this route will render
unnecessary the continuation Of three horse
back routes, viz; From Jof: City to Castle
Rock, from JET: City to Usage Bluff and ST.
Thomas aud from Locust Mound to ST.
Elizabeth; except a few months during win
ter in time of ice,
Uncle Mark Lesem, postmaster at this
place assures us that he has faithfully applied
all his influence for CHS river route for some
years passed and has finally succeeded in hay-
ing 1t established. There will be IN immedl-
ate call for ut least nine post offices, iLclud-
log those already established, on this route.
The Steamer ''sporl" built by Capt Louis
L)hman Of Jefferson City, as a matter Of
experiment, TO test the practicability OF
navigating the Usage at its lowest stage OF
water; has demonstrated the fact that the
"Sport' can dart through the sh~allowost
shoals on lac river without scarcely any
delay.
Below We give the letter addressed 10
Uncle Mark Loscm, establishing the route.
u. $. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE SECoED ASST p. sl. GgN.
WAsHTNoroN. ID c. June 20, 20.
Sir:-Tho Postmaster Gent has ordered
that a contract be made with Pill. I. Chap
pei of Jefferson City tor conveying the mail
on route No. 28097, from Usage City TO Tus~
cumbia and back, two times n week in stcam-
boat form, July lst 1879 to June 80, 1880.
Respectfully, j. l.. French
ACT. Seen ASST Z. Nj. G..
To L. NJ. Tusoumbia, Miller Co, Mo.
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For the Banner
TConcludedl

IConclu6edl
Now, we will call on Samuel Some,
A rising msn they say,
He keeps the livery stable, here,
And / guess ho makes IL pay,
He runs the dump carts, for tho bridge;
And rams a mail line too;
And yet has time TO SEQ his girl;
IL all we hear be true.
II YOU will look Just DER the way,
Two gentlemen, vou'n see;
The low one is DIR. Bradlytord;
The tall one DIR. MCGEE.
They both are learned. and kindly men,
Both noted for their skin;
They cure the lame and heA tho sick,
And charge but q moderate bill,
IA you have dlned at both hotclS,
IT'S no use to boast around;
Both kept by handsome widows.
No better can DO found.
Now II your horse has lost Il shoe,
Or has one that needs a nail,
Just call on Mr.. Kolonbach;
He vii! aait you without !sil,
And If you've brought your grist along,
And wish to get it ground,
just call at either of our mills;
No better can be found,
Oh YES, l nesrly had forgot,
We've another smith In town,
'Tis Unele J3hny Weiiz, You know;
A man OF much renown.
II YOUR ladies, wish some fancy goods;
Ribbons, laceF, ngis or fan;
Why call on Miss Carrie Fendorf,
If she can't suit you no one can.
Who Is that dignilod oil gentleman,
That stands Just over thereg
Why that lie Uncle Abe; l thought all Nil
%lerites,
Would know their champion anywhere
The mar that Sights the wrong.
And stands up Tor the right AWAY;
Perhaps he may be heard, ON soreheads ant
e0ab-psrties,
But when in tho right Is feafless In hiI
say.
Aud now you've seen our llltla town,
Its breadth, width and strength,
Az least you've seen tho business part.
It's wealth, hoelth and strength.
And you'll own IFS quite M elephant,
wish the new briage for its rear;
So just tell your friends when you get home
The place to get trade is here.
r. NJ.
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B,umley Correspondence.
PREss RoARK
r Co., Mo.

June IL, 20.
Mr.. EDfroR; Dear Sir.-As Brumley of
late has been neglected we deem 4, our duty
10 give her a passing noticu, as II Is very evil
dent, she yet lives.
The farmers have commenced operation
on their whoat fields; IS one instance Esq.
Roblnett set into his wheat field this morn
ing II hands strons-welcome STAFF OF liio.
We cay thrice welcome because We mean it,
for II everywhere as . harvest thrice welcome,
we believe II TO bo thiC as there is neither
wheat or corn to DO bought a. any price.
Cur friend Dr.Conner is a Genius,
Humanitarian as we'll as an Economist, which
has just developed itso
His bump OF Economy has worked on his
bump Of Humanity, which has worked on his
bump of invention, and the result OF all this
completely Ia a very nica little machine In
tho way of a velocipede pillow. This pillow
does not run by steam power, neither does II
run by horse power; but it simply runs by
mar power. The Doctor gets behind 1t and
pushes 1t ahead OF him doing the work OF
three or four mon with hoes and by which
means be saves his harness, saves bis corn,
aud saves horse aesb; and yettends his gar
den to a nicoty, and has the best garden in
the County.
Singing School is going on, was held at
the Brumley School house last Saturday
evening and Sunday, the scholars progress.
ing, though some OF the spectators arc
troubled with the same compliment OF the
Ulman's Ridge youDgster s,--Tunning in aud
out.
The Ulmsn's Ridge correspondent may
now obtain some OF that delicious cod fish
he has 80 much lamentod over, homeless, fresh
and nice at Hart, Yer Bryok 81 Co.'s
Chine az ever, Fritz,
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MI. Pleasant, No.
June 2l,lS7o.

June 81, 1870.
Ed. BANNER;
Our esteemed and well beloved James II.
Adcock Of this town is on the not OF moving
IRON this quiet and beautiful little yillage,
to take up his abode in tho great city of Tus-
cumbia. Mo. Mr.. a. is "a man OF great ability,
will help TO Adorn and besutlfy the future
geeat city of ruscumbia. We hope tho hon
orsble A, may be crowned with success in his
undertaking; he is going, we understand, to
keep boarding house in tho city OF T., wo
would recommend all those TO his care, that
may chance to pass that way; Henry has n
heart as large as a mountain, and tongue MS
glibe as a mill stone always on the Clatter
when steam Is up; bopo tho Tuscumbiaites
will encourage opr worthy t%ownsmRn, and
do unto him rs they would be lone by.
Mr.. G. G. Simpson of thi, place Is An ener-
getlc mechanic, works all kinda Of material,
from a cambria needle up to thrashlng ma
chimes and is we'll beliked as such. He also
can perform other operations, especially
good In roosterology; can take his knife and
stiok,the blade straight through the head oithe
fowl and II will at once rlse aud crow, how is
this ter high. Will write again neZt week.
CORRESPONDENT.
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LC. Lobman, Wholesale and Retail Mer-
chant ~ corner High andJeGeraon Stree I,
keeps Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
steel and Iron at bottom prices.
Miss Carrie FrNpoRF,
MILLIN Err AND DRESsMAKER
Keeps constantly on hand tho Latest styles
of Millinery goods and Motions.
She is also Agent for the
SINGER and LYON
- wing Nj n chimes,
~TuscUnBIA, MISSOURI, [I3 3m
--Dr. Jordan Of Hickory MiIl has Sout US a
piece Of young corn blade, with letters or
figures for us TO decipber. From The faint
appearance OF tho imprints We would iudge
they AFRO &c. II. G e. Indicating "good har-
vest" The kind OF corn, perhaps, this is
the G6th crop since lis peculiar kind was dis
covered.
Another peculiar imprint by nature lie tire
| Ggure 81 found on tho interior part Of the
two bones, called occlpital In the Drum-flsh.
Our old friend Herman Tiliman has placed
such on our cabinet-whst does that Indicste2
Another Is the letter ~" on the inner
part OF the r%atiIesnako skin, just where the
head and neck Join, indicating "deyn"
The foregoing IL merely our suggestions,
friend Jordan OF any other one may improve
on the true meaning or latent Of the INITIALS
above discovered.
! w. p Freeman. Of this place has accept
ed the position as foreman on the "Lebanon
Journal aud will take charge 1st July. May
success attend Perry. The journal with
Gustln as editor and Perry as foreman, will
be a boomer.
-STRAYgD,-A horse mule, one year old,
last April, brown bay in color, has not been
altered, nesr IS bands high. Supposed "a
have followed Oh a pony bay marc black
mAiE and tail. Any ono who can give inior.
nation TO load 10 the recovery OF the same
will be suitably rewarded. Address james
E. Walkor, or BANNER Office, Tuscumbis,
No.
-STRAYED,-Ouo dark bay mare, heavy
black main and tail, some saddle marks, some
white h air about the jaw, inside right hind
leg white, scar on tho right hip, shod In
front, s yeArs old, li} bRnds high; any per
SOD knowing OF such will be rewarded for
inlormstloG. i. H.. TAYLOR,
ST. Elizabeth, No.
STANDARDIZATION is q bright bay mare
mule, three years old, about 151 hands high.
has Jumps on tho shoulders as II made by
working in a collar, bare footed, eamo 70 my
farm about the last daya Of April or first Ct
May; tho owner can gat by calling at my
place and paying for this advertisement ant
Lac nor naltpd I,r in a raa.noab1. f;p,n caif
mule will be posted.
PREss RoARK.
Noar 81. Elizabeth, Miller Co., Mo.