Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16

We will receive wood or any kind OF
produce for sp~bSc,iptIoi.
New and fresh goods received aImo,t
daily 81 Joe O mrinR's.
--L.Oaem 8 NIL IL running day and night to
Oil orders.
Ira is lbs happy father Of Jr. johnson,
9 ten FOUNDER.
Mr.. NJ. R. Chsllss 1, one the BASSEs's
apprseiative frlend,; = two years pNy.up is
evidence.
-Hon. J. Ed. Belch vas elected speaker
Of toe HJuAe Of the XXX.h General Assem-
bly,.
The Struggle for United States Senator
appears to BIZ between Thos. Allen and Geo.
q. Wat
Our sr, via over land route on "Dolly
Warden went TO Jefferson Ct.y lsst Status
urday, to be absent . week.
-Miburn, son OF Mr.. Newton Scott has
boon very III for several dave VITA reunion
10.
Farmers are rejoicing over the prospects
Of q good wheat crop aud better times gen.
orally.
Mr.. j.. o. Med ,nield was in town last
Sunday. His tie works up on the GrAvoiI
are 10 q moving condition.
--E'qr. james Johnston IL 10 ,own and rs
the iceburgs and ireeEs-to-dsath westhrr l.
passing away, he Will resume work 90 the
bridge.
The Collector Ia sending cut his notice.
70 delinquent Taxpayers. It Is tho duty, In
uceordSnce With Law, TO make collections II
such can be done.
A Tho Sprlng.liks rain, commencing Tus'-
day evening and lasting until yesterday noon,
settled down and took ID s,greAtdeAl OF thp
~''beaudful" snow.
We ATE Ia receipt OF Vol. /. No, 2, Of the
Waynesvilte Tribune, j. e.. Speer, editor and
proprietor, 1t is q neat and complete little
p.psr; may II be triumphant
We may get use to the bumps by falling
down andIlipping up. on This ''slip-ice." bni
II its 10 ias: much loI ger come pfoenGsncaior
should advise some kind Of roughness Tor
human soles.
"A buggy whip belonging 10 Mr.. Sam
Some, Of this place, wsS lo't tetwesn here
snd Locust Mound last SATURDAY.; no finder
wnuli do sam = favor by sending the same
to him.
The JtGarson City Tribune ssys the
Missouri TIE Company reorgNniEed bv elect
Ing Pbil. K. Chapprll, president; aud w g..
McCariy secretary and tresfufeT; ana John
Greenough superintendent, who VII have
charge OF the steamer Phil. +. ChsppelI next
aeaton.
Tho congratulations received on the cue.
cess, makeup, &c, OF The BANsER bias teen
innumerAble, by friends who have called ON
US during the past week, The BANNER is
onii 81 per Jear give us that saprort and We
will work TO your ihterest that you may re-
csivs ten fold tbs amount, II in our power to
do 20,
-LaSt week and the week previous sew
erAl houses were burned 10 this couniyi one
belonging TO Mr. James Ps0ck, while himself
and family wore absent, the house and en-
tire contents. Including all his wheat and
pork, was a total loss. Also the house OF
Ara. Wyriek, Ia the Vicinity OF Mi. Pleasant,
With its conlsnu.
We notice in several OF our exchanges
accounts oidTunkenness, hgbts, murders, Sc.
90 ChrlslmSs and the hRt dsy OF '79. In our
town and county, not even a q%usrssl, drunk
en- spree or anything OF tbs kind o CURED
during the entire holidays, bat quiet, and
sobrIety reigned.
-DIKD-NeAr Iberia, January 18th, 1879;
Of co question OF the brain, Mary n. Arnold,
daughter OF Squire Arnold, aged IL years IL
months and 4 days. Her funeral was attend
cd BY a la &c circle OF fiiouds who deeply
sympsthlEe with her ditcopsoIaie parents,
and dePlore her untime.y departure, but trust
she Is with the Saviour In the bstter world.
-DIED-Mrs. Eliza j. Wood, consort OF
Mr.. Tol. Wood, on last Tuesday morning,
ION irsi, in her thirty.Arst year. Mrs.
WOod'a Illness was brief, she leaves a bus-
oAnd and several children with many friends
70 mourn her loss.
DE- MEG 20 was called to yIsIt her on Tues
DAY morning, but upon biz arrival the spirit
had down,
III our merchants want TO begin the New
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