Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-15
LOCAL NDPBRSoNAL.
--OsAge river on the rise.

Black Hills was up lAst Sunday after
tics.
Strawberries, Ice cream and cider n Joe
Cumming.
Another good rain yesterday; now the
crops will grow.
steamer Emma reaaalned OF Tuscvmbia
wharf over Sunday.
We had the glory OF testing the ico-croam
Of Joe's. Its delicious.
-steame or Aggie passed up last Friday
morning Tor 4 load OF ties.
DIR. Bradlyford reports Mr.. J. u. Piles
quite sick With plHral-pneumonIa.
judge Dan't. InglIsh Of Morgan county
was In this place Last Tuesday and Mednos'
day.
On last Tuesday morning our Senior
took his departure, via California, 70 Jeh:
City.
-CbAp. Ward parsed through town yet-
tsrdSy morning en'toute, a horse BACK, 70
Kansas.
MARpIEp:-wm. Turpen TO Miss Mary
Colvin, by Rev. Allen Henderson, on last
Sunday.
Whom you want lumber, shingles, lathes,
and She IKE. write or go To W.. +. Howatd's,
Upton.
-Mrs. p. NJ. Wilcox and Chris. called 10
see us yesterday. Mrs. WIS. frst visit 70 a
printing office.
We received q letter from Mr.. H. K.
Lawrence, last Saturday, no was heading 70
tho lar NesL
-wo only answer an. N. p" OF =. NJ. M.
10 emind, him that an unnecessary lie Is per-
iectly worthless.
The many prayers for rain were answer.
cd Tuesday, by 9 few hours heavy rain, and
considerable hail.
Mr.. p. NJ, Wilcox has been At Usage
City more than q week. negotiating sale for q
large number OF ties.
Mr.. Esues Thompsosof BrumIy was
in the city a lew days this week; he says
Brrmlsy towp Is quiet.
MT. Pleasant wants a Arst class Touring
mill built In their town, and they are making
efforts 70 get the Anchor Mill.
MIR. j. f.. Chambers, one Of Central Mis-
Souri's best and most honorable merchants,
Was In Town last Sunday and Monday.
Our old friend Henry Liebert OF st.
Elizabeth was 10 town Tuesday, making q
final settlement OF tho estate Of Jacob l..
Miller. ~
Mr.. r. B. Wheeler called TO see Us Tues.
day, and be has our thanks for ornaments-
precious ~too--for our now curiosity as vel
~ mineral csblnot.
On last Monday morning Mr., II. Boa
and family let this place, for Illinois; BIZ
family took passage on o steamer and he By
overland in q buggy.
-Dr. Jas. A. Stevens was bore yesterday
on . professional visit 70 see Hugh Vaughn
who is at the Planters House vary sick will
plural-pneumoniA fever.
The hail Of last Tuesday created Almos
. general stampede among the horses TN
most OF them ware beld 70 their tort bu
aome lively kicking was doGs.
"A floating residence Is being built q
this place, by soma tic men; they will ride Il
it TO Herman where they will anchor, neA
the new tic works of Mr.. j. o AcDanleld.
Mr.. Herman Tillman gave us a call I
day, reports every thing hourlshing 10 hi
neiEhborhood on the SALINE. Mr.. t. is on
of the go-Ahead, energetic farmers OF Miller.
Rev. K. Springer will preach at Flat
woods school house esch second Sabbath, q
IL o'clock, a, M, and 81 Tuteumbia the Sal
urday evsning before, ct early esbdls lgh'
"A piR that does not know bett0r than I
tsrry at ono place I'LL Is becomes two tired
get away occasionally, is liable TO have
bunch OF hre-crackers adhere TO itself al
ignitsd,
-Messrs W. II. HaunstoIn & Bro. shippe,
on last Monday, 600 feet of Ane walnl
lumber 10 New York. They are enterpri
ing mlllers and We hope their shipment wi
be q success.
MIR. Jno, Hickman is mindful Of US eve
when away; he returned last Monday fro
his home In Glaze, and bought as sever
additions TO our specimen table Of Mill
e~ounty's wealth.
Mr.. j. II. Adeock Of Mt. Pleasant cali,
Yesterday, and says the rain Of Tuesday 81 N
Pleasant was very light; and that be has ne
potatoes, planted the 23rd OF last March,
large ~ hen eggs.
Our old mall contractor Saml II. SoI
his secured the contract for another term
the Jefferson City tri-Weekly mail, and I
California daily route has been lot 10 s m
living In KAnsas,
Coffee, sugar, tea, cheese, crackers, iu
bles, dried beef canned goods and numerc
other groceries, "Iacksonss bet sweet navy
and Star tobacco, cigars, &c Just received
Jos Cummings.
Mrs. X. Kirkpatrick left on Mond
morning on q trip 70 LitchAeld, H., 10 "
her old home and friends for u few wee
when she expects 10 return TO the sunny hi
and romantic scenery OF the Oaage Val
and Tuscumbia,
N AEsdr. HazekiAh Robinett of BrumIey, !
In our Town last Saturday. Gave us q Il
old Virginia talk about Old times In Aiding
Valley. Olinch river, muuntains and Moe