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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30
ORDER or PUBLICATION.


COUNTY ~ MILLER
Ia the Circuit CuUrs " Miller county, be-
'ora March term, 1879. vocation January
221d 1870. TIE y alto Of Mi.snuri AZ lha
relation aud to the use of James NJ. b -ock.
msn, Collector nf the Revenue Of Miller
County Missouri, Pla,htiG.
VS.
L Foster, Defendant.
At this day comes the Plalnt'h herein nv
Attorney, before the uPdersighsd Clerk OF
said Court IA vacation aud hes his petition
slleging among Other things tnst shove nam
~ defendant 10 q non resident 81 the State Of
Miss uri. wnereupnn it IL ordered by the
Clerk that sail Defend md be nstlhsd by
publication, that Plsiutif hA commenced
4 suit against him 10 n s Court, the object
oi which is TO obts'n Judgment agzirs, de-
isndAnt for the sum OF IxO dollars and % cts
bsing the amount OF back taxes tor the years
1876 znd | II on the following lAhds Ia Mil
Ter Sau0ty No. towns: 50 actes, west half
northwest quarter Section tvanty-thtee, and
20 south halt southeast quarter northeast
quarter Seoticn t~wsnty-two. Fown.hip forty,
4 Range twelve, and TO have stld Judgment
declared a lien 10 favor OF the Stale Of Mis.
solri against said land, snd fot the enforce.
msrt OF said Ven, aud that unlass the said
defendant BE- and sppear a. tbts Court at the
noxt term IN reof, TO ba begun and holden
At ihe Court House IN the town Of Tuscum,
bis, la sald county, on the 2ich day OF March
next, and. on or before the sixth day OF said
9, IN, answer or plead 10 the petition in said
e,use. the same will he taken az confessed
and Judgment will DO rendered accordingly
Aud II il further oFheEed hat n copy here,
az he ,uhiIshed according TO law in tb,
OsAGs Valley BASaER.
] r. CLARK, Clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30
-0RnFR OF PUBLICATION.

" hio~bRhAs I Nd
CoUETY or MILLER.
In ths Circuit Court OF Miller county, vaca-
tion before March term, 1879. January %,
1879, the State OF Missouri at the relation
and TO tho use oil j ames NJ. Brockman. Col
lsetor OF the revenue ot Miller county, Mo-,
plaintiff. VS.
George ". Odell, defendant.
At this day comes the plaintiff herein by
attorney, before the Clerk of said court Ia
vacation and files his petition alleging among
It other things that said defendant is u nom
resident ofthe State of Missouri, wbereupon
1t is ordered by the Clerk ihst said defendant
be notified by publication, that p~laintiff has
commenced a suit agsinst him in this Court,
the OF sct OF which Is to obtain Judgement
against said defendant Tor the sum OF s 81
being the unpaid taxes due on the southeast
| quarter Sec. 80, Township 40, Range IL tor
the year 1876, and to have said Judgement
declared a lien in favor OF the State OF Mis-
aouri sgalnsG said real estate, and for the on.
forcement of said lien and that unless the
sai1 defendant be aud appear at this Court
a. the next term thereof, 70 be begun and
holden at the Court house In the town OF Tus-
cnmbis In said County, on the oh day Of
March next, end, on or before the siKth day
OF said term answer or plead TO the petition
In said cause. the same will he taken IA con-
fessed, and Judgement will be- rendered &C.
cordingiy.
Andi(s further Ordered that a copy here.
of be published according to law in the Usage
Valley BAsNER. j.. b. CL,RK..
ERIK.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30
D on p~uBLIoATIoN.
SrArr oF MI.eouaI } Ii

OF hTssOUsI "a atI
CoUSTY or MTLLvR. o.
IL tn. CireuiL Clurt " Miller county. before
M,scn term. 1879 vacation Jstqny 90,
1879. TIE State OF Missouri Al thu visitation
and 70 the use Of james NJ BrdskmAn, OOH
lector OF tn revenue Of Muller q5pntY, Mo
souri,, plaintiff VS..
James A. Curry, defendant
At this day comes the plaiotin herein by
attorney, before the undersigned Clerk oi said
Court In vacation and Hles his petition alleg-
ing amongst other things that the above nam
ed defsndsntisA nonresident ofthe State OF
Missouri, wllereupun It is orieFed by the
Clerk that said defend N BE- Eotfed by pub
licattOn, thst plaintiff as commanced a suit
against him In this Court, the object whereof
IL 10 obtain judgement AgAi0st him IN the snm
Of 5000 being the am ntofnnpAid b &C
tax .. fnr the wears 1865. 1858. 1869, 1870
1871 1872 1873, 1874, 1876, 1876 = d 1871 on
the following described real es,Htp situate Ia
Mile county. No., VIZ. 100 le.l00 acres
Lot 2 northeast qu4rter and saAt halt
lots 8 and 4 northessl quarter 81 section 5,
township 80. rsnge II and 20 haygsaId judge
ment declared . iien on said rial estate W
favor OF the state OF Missouri. sod Tor the en-
f0rcement Of said lien. and thft unless the
said defendant be and appear NJ This Court 81
the next term thereof, tn be begIh and hold
on st the Court house in the TO % OF Tuscum
| bia, in said county, on the "a b day OF March
mex, ami, on or before ths rixg1 day of said
term, ans ser or plead 10 the ptJtlon in sal
! caus', ihs same will be taken! as confessed,
aud judgement rendered accordingly.
Aud It 10 further ordered tbafa copy here
~ be published according 10 lnS in toe Usage
Valley BANNER.y J.H. CLARK.
Clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30
oRDE R on PUBLICATION.
SrArE CT MISSOURI. lea
COUNTY oY Mn LEI. S

SrArs eS Missouri. 3ss.
In the CT rcuit Couri oi Miller County. be-
fore March Trrm, 1879, N~HIslion January
8, 1879. Sarah r. Salter ,plablia, We. James
w. Sslter, defendant.
At thIs day comes the plsindB herein bv her
SttoTney, add fies her petition and affidavit
alleging amongtt other things that The above
dA'endsnt L. a non. reside,t OF the State Of
Missouri; whereupon IL y ordered by the
Clerk OF said Court that aid defendant be
notified by publication, bst plaintiff has
a suit sgsInst tfmr IN this court,
the object whereof is TO bblain = decree. OF
this Court. dissolving tho londs Of mstrimo
nv, heretofore contracted Rtween the plain
til and defendsnt and fotthe care, custody
and control of the intantcbild born Of sa,d
mHrrisRe, aud that unless be said james W.
salter be and appear At thu court nj the next
term thereof, 10 be begu1Snd holden ST The
Court House In the iowt of Tuscumbia. in
said County, on the oath Jay Of March, 1879,
next, and, on OF before tie sixth day OF said
term, Al yer or plesd tok She petition 10 SAID
cause, the same will be kaken as confessed,
q II judgment Will be rendered accordingly.
Ard IL Il fuTt har ordered thst q copy here
~ be- published according law 10 the OsAaE
VALLAY BASsKR.
JOEL (. CLARK, Clerk.
d. NJ. WRAr. Atty Tor Plf. Q-4w
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30
ORDER OF p%UBElCAr1oN.
STATE or MISSOURI, / Ia

oTAIb OF miSeOUhf. da
COUNT- or MILLER, ("
10 the Circuit Cour, NJ Miller county, before
March term. 1879. Bsnianin Coanar. Sarah
A.. Brockman and Ambrose Bror kmsn Der
hushead, Nancy G. Dgsris and Burril w
Burris her husband, Gust tY A Buchanan
and G. g. Buchanan her husband. Aman-
da w. Christian andJ.J Christian her
husband, MARY + Conner -nd James Weely
Conner her husband, and Joseph w. Con-
ner, PLAINTIFF.
Julia L.. Conner, jacob T.. Conner, Startling
ID. Conner, Mary e. Wilcox. Jas. III. Viii
cor, George w. Wilcox, Andrew j.. Will
cox, RI a c. WILCOX, Henry X. Wilcox,
John T. Wilcox. Bllsn Wilcox and Albert
Wilcox, Ids II L0vesll and John G. Love.
all, dsfendant..
Al this day come the plaintiffs herein by
their attorney, before the Undersigned Clerk
Of said Court In vacation md Gle their petit
tion alleging among other fhings that the de-
fendaots Mary Il Wilcox, j mes II Wi cor,
q %. W. Wilcox, An1reR .. Wilcox, Rosa q.
HilcoX, Henry X. Wtrfh John r. Wilcox.
Ellen Wilcox, Albert Who's, Ids II. LoveA |
and John y Lovssll asaalen residents OF the
tate OF Missouri. WhfraupOn it Is ordered
by the CLERK that said defendants be nonied
by publication, that plsiqtnfs nave commence
cd a suit az aingt them b this Count, the object
AA1 0AA1 ~ heNAN0 NANNARDN 70 W OVNulu y w
cree of said Court for the sale OF the lands
whereof Startling Conner, deed, seized, to-
wit; rs acres south part southeast quarter
northwest qusrter, and 35 aGres southwest
part sou 'hwssl quarter southeas, quarter. and
100 Acrts southwest quarter OF section Qlnne,
40 acres .s0ulhGAst quarter southeast quarter
section q wo. ali in To@nship 80, Range 10.
situate 10 Miller county. Missouri. and for q
di.tFibu lou ofthe praceeos ofsAid sale among
at the parties entitled thesatO. and that unless
tue sai1 o~etendant4 be and appear nc TN
Court AZ the next term thereof, 10 be begun
and holden ut The Court House in the tnsn
OF TnscumbiA, 10 said county, on The 24th
day Of March next, aud, on or befors fht
sixth day, oil said term, Answer or plead TO tht
petition IN said cause, the same will be- takes
as conf ssed, aud judgment viii bs rendered
accordingly.
Ard Il Is further ordered That a copy here
Of b. published according TO lawin the 0sAoI
VALLEY 5kshKR.
JoEL b, CLARK, Clerk.
T, b. RoBmsoS, Atr,y. Tor PlHs,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30

A ras0tuuoa rs pttsstlu Gus nsnds OF q
Horse committee Of the Legislature las.
week, To examine into the nrscubil ty OF the
deduction o. the salaries OF the State and
county officers IN vie~ of bringing them
OeArsr In harmony with tho shrlnkake iG
values aud the financial striPgency Of che
timae.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30
NOTICE OF FINAL sErrLEMENT.-

Notice IL hereby given 20 all creditors and
others Interested 10 the calate OF j. w. Kei-
SAY. decd, that 1, the undersigned, adminis-
TRAITOR Of said estate. intend to make q anal
sattlement thereof At the next term OF the
Probate Court Of Mnler equity. Mo-, TO be
holdan az tbs Court House in the town OF
Tuseumbla. on The second Monday OF Q
JANIS J~osEsroN, Adm.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30
NotiCa.

The ferry across the Os~re River at Tus-
cumbls, will be publicly let At the Conrt
House 10 Tuscumbia on Wednesday the 6th
day OF February 1879. for such time mot to
exceed I've years. and a, such rates oiterrisge
as msy be determined blythe County Court
OF Miller cCunty.
BY order OF ,aid court
7, B. RoBIS'oS,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30

Sitting Bull dug up the h.tchet and cross
ed the British American line at the had o.
5000 tAVsges, tie reported that he com es
wtS peacsbls intentions, but according 10
lats reports there was never a better proa
pect OF = big Indian a. than is eliminating
with the D-psaat saasan
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30

nmy present
.HIe for che
ura STOCK q
anywhere Il
and l viii
. for produce
or mefObsu.
. are requss.
leir accounts
or by note.
HARM
Is quite pre-.
y deGhL
$ blacksmith
r. dDes. snA
'unty,whM
'duce, |
he pncuo.
hcltaiion OF 4
Ao hsye long
skilliul and
healing art u
wn a long
& her skull Il
me speesh-
under biz
and astoa. 4
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see Abd ex.
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rved by ,bv
% 10 this
bon was de-
ngfEgatiou
9Th, sged
RughHr Of
Ven takea
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hnEerh%s
Of John A.
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affection.
deeply let
u children,
lille they
feel that
be was for
Tow low nesd
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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30

formed no whlsgv entered the sauctum III the
bridfRfo ms apaFtmant-their peralstsnni
causHd a lew 10 BE- flung around 4 lev rimss
by Uncle F,ln--They left.
-MAHmED A. the residence OF the bride on
Sunday Ia. 70 b inst, by Rider = imusl
DutcheT, WIN. NJ. HsulsOn, sen, 10 Miss
JeDnie Akin, oil M,lleritee. which We bad
the pleasure 10 witness and parthke OF the
bountiful supply OF everything that was good
20 eEi; on Monday the 27th NO escorted the
Dsids aud groom TO ka mothers home
wiiosa va met The aama hospitality and falrsd
sumptuousiy, on baked turkey, and msny
other goodies. After witch We let the happy
c uple Ia the Toys s1d bliss OF a married life.
We bops their day's wlil be a honey moon
through life, aud Ito 1jEers nay blo~ In
their pathway OF peace. A. FRIEND
Yesterday mornine while the ytulg
man, an employ Of Dr, niece was hundiiGg
a large coal oil lsu D the OIL about the burner
ard on the outside OF the now ignited. pro.
dncing quite q nlma, the young msn In bis
excitement threw the lamp, Intending tO
throw IL out the door, bat mi>sing and str'k
ing the wall near the door, luckily Oh" lamp
did not break, though the oil fast runniug
through the burner csu ed n 0 suae reaehing
almost 10 the cesling. Toe YOUNG MAI again
-Itzid tbs lamp aud threw u thirty feet out
into the yard. ADD sucnse led iu putting =
9 op 10 It's fleming and s,yeo the house.
Thus narrowly escsped The residence OF
DR.. niece from ctem.toa.
The Mia bsli-puncb n Ia icy machine
used by retail liquor dealers W count ddnks
sold. has be. 10 use 10 Rlchmsnd, Verginia
for fourteen mDnIbs, and the commissioned
who bad charge OF the revenue coilecttor ~ OF
part Of the revenue has pub ished a report
showing the population OF the city IL iest
than 10000 and the total income from malt
and -~lcoh0lie drinks sold by she glss. "a
$50 1858 OF this snm a'chohal paid $4S. :
sac % nd malt. 50 S9i OIL. The bell RAM
L,S03, 500 times ios siehohoiic drinks on
~n,ch The tax is2 l Q cents each, and 2 91s
1913 for malt drinks. on which the tsE - l..
cent each, giving TO that city unbouodst
satisfaction Ia the wav ~ = tax,
a--
Sitting Bull dug up the h.,chet and cross
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-30

b comns.
sud en-.
NJ histradt.
|ryed by the
|os 10 this
The New York herald., 1879-12-07

The bank statement shows an increase of s4o3. 100
in surplus reserve. and the banks now hold
sT074.675 in excess of legal requirements.
Tho following shows tho condition OF tho New
York city banks this week, us compared with lasts
The New York herald., 1879-12-07

London advices report lower market at the open
ing for United States bonds. which. however. subse
quently recovered and closed frm at LOT for new
fours, 1O94 for AIS, and 1854 for fves. Among
American railway shares Erie declined to 40k aud
rose to 41h; do. new second consos advanced to Ss
and closed at S7X; Illinois Central declined to l02
and returned to 1903; Reading fell of to s5a and
rallied to 35a New Jersey Central remained steady
at IS o IT and Pennsylvania advanced to 52k
British consols were unchanged at 97,s for both
money and the account Bar silver was quoted 1t
52.<d per ounce. At Paris the three per cent rentes
sold up to s2f. 45c.
Foreign exchange in this market was quiet and un-
The New York herald., 1879-12-07

Tho foreign commerce OF tho port for tho wcck
was as follows:--Cienera merchandise imports. in
cluding dry goods. Ss,s55.lss; produce exports.
sG.02o.59g.
The total imports since January I were
ssis 225 sganst $a71 455s97 for the period
last year, and $302. .S6i.57G in 1877.
The Total exports of produce since January wore
s322 $685. against 1921 1894 for tho correspond
ing period last year and s27o.S0S.747 in 1877.
Tho following despatch from the West gives tho
movement of grain at tho leading points thero to-
day:-Mlwaukec -nccepts Of wheat. 400 bush
os shipments. 1900 do; receipts Of corn. LOCO do;
shipments. 1900 do. Chicago-Roceipts OF wheat.
1o94 bushels; shipments. 29.524 do; receipts OF
corn, Ia. .G34 io.; shipments. 45,69b do.
The production OF anthracite coal last week was
$500 tons, as compared with OFT ,l39 tons tho
previous week. and 527 o02 tons the corresponding
woek OF 1878. The total production from January
to November 10 was 23.990.7s3 tons. as against
Is 2g3 tons for the like period of last year. show
ing an increase this year Of s072A9 tons. The pro-
duction for the week was;--
The New York herald., 1879-12-07
FINANCIAL.
< LEWISTON HYDRAULIC MINING
COMPANY.
Organized under the laws of Now York State.
Capital, 81, 100000 100000 shares.
Stock worcestershire. Par value, $40

The property consists Of about 600 twohirds OF
which gold gravel lands Of very high grade. 1t 10
tmsted the gravel contains not less than OF
actually TAX by the company The mine fully
equipped In active operation, and ditch
ing inches of has valuable privileges
in addition.
limited of tho offered for sslo at
The New York herald., 1879-12-07

BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.
Rio JANEIRo, Dec s, 1879.
Rio, good hrsts, ,7OO $3.50 reis per 10 kilos
Exchange on London. 22Szd.
SANTOS. Dec. s. 1873.
Cohee-Market very animated: prices advancing Supe-
rior Santos, d 60 y 6,SOO reis per 10 kilos.
The New York herald., 1879-12-07

The following were the ratos OF exchange on New
York at the undermcntioned cities to-day :-Savan-
nah. buying u discount, selling u discount;
Charleston scarce. buying q. selling y par; New
orleans, commercial 450 discount. bank $50 dis
count st. Louis. y discounts Chicago. 6Oc. dis
count and Boston. 30c to 45c. discount.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota
tions:-
The New York herald., 1879-12-07

In State bonds Louisiana consos sold al 40 4O,4.
and North Carolina skies. special tax. third GLASS. at
~. Railroad bonds were fairly active. but the fuc-
tuations in prices were unusually slight Following
ia 4 list of the sales:--
The New York herald., 1879-12-07

The daily Clearing House statement was
s1o6. .9s2. 7s3 exchanges and So. .7sl balances
The ruling rate for call loans to-day was per
cent; the extreme rates to-day were and cent;
tho closing quotation was per cent On United
States bond collateral the quotation was q per
cent lower.
The response to the circular Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury inviting the sale to the government of
81 900 900 sixes Of 1881. will be found in another
column.
The steamship Britannia. which arrived from Eu-
rope to-day. brought s1.200.000 in American gold
coin and British gold bars. and the steamer Donau.
which arrived from Europe this morning. brought
$97O.O0O gold, the same having been shipped when
foreign exchange here warranted gold imports here.
Government bonds were quoted follows ut the
The New York herald., 1879-12-07

The transactions at the Clearing House for the ass
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week: -
Ser ~ iS3e l0g 'ne "eeA s779 1855. SAT "A
cearinss esr ss1s lor 'hs ~se. s5os4s. .s4s 9s
bsr sa iVa 1878 .no "esA 2ss6i 9ss IL
Der g 1879. Observation-Disclosures slo5s. .So7 II
oasffpss isfo 30. 80. 1Oo9sa, ,7ss Sc
1873. ~ ..................... a,s46.7s1 G1
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-09-11
A Rlrthday Party.

On last Saturday some of the friends
of Mrs. Hanna, who resides on the Cir
cleville pike, three miles east of Wash
ington, gave her very agreeable SUR
prise, it being the seventy third anniver-
sary of her birth. Most of her childen
and grandchildren were present; also,
a sister and niece from Harrison county,
whom she had not seen for fifteen years.
About fifty persons were in attendance; ];
some from Washington, Bloomingburg
and Jefferson township. 1t was an in
teresting occasion, and one of great So
cial enjoyment. When dinner was an
nounced the tables were found to be
loaded with the substantials and luxu-
ries of life, of which all partook to their
satisfaction. Some time was then spent
in conversation and social enjoyment,
after which brief religious services were
had. Rev. S. J. Miller delivered a short
address, and Rev. George Carpenter of
fered prayer. The friends then sepa-
rated, realizing how pleasant it was to
enjoy such occasions. May the remain
ing days of our aged friend be charac-
terized by uninterrupted happiness.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-09-11
CoTored Foster club.


The colored people of our town are
wide awake, and are determined not to
be ontdone in their efforts to promote the
Republican cause in this campaign, and,
for the purpose of concentrating their
strength and aiding in the cause, they
met on Tuesday of this week and organ
ICED Foster Club, with L. S. Chester
president; Silas Weaver, vice-president,
and Clarence Powell, secretary. The
watchword is, " Be up and doing" They
will hold their first regular meeting at
the Court House tomorrow Friday even
ing. The club, with others, will meet
early at the colored NJ. E. Church and
form procession, headed by the drum
corps, and march to the Court House,
where they will be addressed by A. R.
Creamer, the Republican candidate for
Senator, and Judge Priddy.
The club request us to say that they
cordially invite their brethren of the
Bloominghurg Foster Club to come to
their meeting on FRIDAY evening and
participate with the Washington club in
the doings and pleasures of the evening
The good Republican news from the elec-
tions in California and Maine has infused
a thrill and vigor among Republicans
generally that is ominous of glorious
Republican victory in Ohio.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-09-11
JerrersOnv1lle crumbs.
EARL CARR, Sec'y.

Special correspondence of the Herald.
If not, Why not?
Republican boom tonight.
No riot trial in town lately.
Preaching in both Methodist Churches
Sunday.
Scott Watson has gone to Indiana to
live.
The Lebanon Fair next week. A few
will go from here.
Surveyor Mclean was out running off
land last week.
Rev. Moore and family will attend the
NJ. e. Conference at GaIlipolis Sept. oath.
Sabina Neaos: Rev. Del Creamer, of
Jeffersonville, preached at the M. P.
Church, Sunday niggt.
Mrs. Graham and son, of Missouri, ,have
been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Duncanson, of Farmers Station,
has been visiting here for some time.
Miss Lizzie Evans, of cambridge, has
been here on visit for several days.
Our railroad agent sold Sc tickets to the
State Fair, Thursday, instead of Al. A
gain of 10, in correction.
Geo. Miller has commenced his house
in the Howard addition. John D. Moore
has the contract for building.
Several of our people are talking up
Kansas and the Great West for location.
Ohio beats them ali to pieces.
According to all reports we will
have a standard line through here yet.
Work is going on in that way at least.
Corn ran up to 30 cents last week, and
good bunch was brought in to market
by some VINO failed to sell sooner.
The w. G. L. U. is still receiving more
members and encouragement.
VIM. Whitley, Sr., of Springfield, was
in town last week.
Mrs. Frank Dodds, ofCharleston, spen
a few days here recently.
The Republican rally at Charleston las
Thursday evening was attended BY
some of our people, who reported it
grand affair, big crowd, etc. !.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-09-11
GRAND
RALLY!
Of course everybody viii come out on
Monday next to hear the next Governor
of Ohio.
Hon. Ghas. Foster,
General William q. Gibson

Discuss the political topics of the day.
Preparations are being made by the
Stalwart Republicans of the county to
give the prospective Governor the most
magnificent reception that has ever been
witnessed in Fayette county.
You are all anxious to see him, and YOU
will, therefore, come in on that day to
see and hear the most popular and elo-
qnent orators that Ohio, among her many
eloquent orators, can boast of.
We know your anxieties on this subject,
and We shall not be disappointed to see
you come in from all sections of the
eounty-in real good, old-fashioned style
lin your two-horse and horse wag-
ons; in your carriages and IN. your bug
giess on horseback and on foot, bringing
with you yonr wives, your children and
your sweethearts. And we know you
will not be disappointed III hearing the
political issues of the day discussed in an
able, eloquent, rational way.