Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-03

-Auu DuOu should tend more 10
become a respectable. boor, at least In public
gatherings and especially during religious
service. Pay his little bills and he will not
"be named' by any one elSs. Judge not
lest he be judged, &c, g., &c.
ANY Of our readers having land to sell
may advertise 10 In the BAsNER free Of
charge, excepting In casos Of sale, when we
will expect q per cent Of the sale. We would
seqRire numbers, location, amt. In cultiva-
ton and the price per acre asked.
LIN this issue Hon. TN Rice, ~oC.Boonville
announces himselfa a. an Independent candi.
date for JudReship OF this Circuit The
JudgeshiP:of Mr.. Rice Is known to the eiti-
gems ott5iS county, as he has served them IL
that capacity. We have always heard the
Judge favorAbly spoken OF as a Jurist.
Mr.. W. T. 4 rankin says the Agricultur-
Al and Mechanical Association OF Miller
County will have an exhibition At their
grounds 10 Nj. Pleasant, this coming fall.
The prospects for agricultural and mechani-
cal products we're never better, and. should
stock rsIsors end persons Interested in ano
arts put TO with proper. interest. the Fair
will be q successful one.
AT the district school meeting last Tues
day some queer ideas or mistaken words ex-
pressed: swslem thought them things on tho
wall were OF no use, and wanted an atlas
"no be didn't mean atlas; yos no did," and 1t
was understood be wanted a giobe-atlas,
which the directors were ordered to obtain
for the use Of the school. And then Harrison
wanted q ''olsndGlicr' over the door-tran-
SON..
Rev. Jas. N. l., Hoyle, Of the NJ. e.
Church south, will preach at this place the
fucond Sabbath Of each month, and the
Saturday night before. Bro. Hoy le during
his few days stay a. this ..p lace last week
made a very favorable impression, and we
hope he,may in his future Waits continue to
receive the attention Of this people.
Twenty-Five pertons met at tho School
house OF this dis,rict.last Tuesday 10 elect q
trustee and vote for SCHOOL, Commissioner, /
NJ. Goodrich in the chair and d. Marshall,
Sec'y. The lrst business was 10 elect q trus-
tss 10 MI the vacancy occurred by expiration
OF /. n. GJodrlch's termi tho vote was: Fl.
BrAdlyford, O.; /. T. johnson, Z; DR.. Brady
ford declared elected. 1t was decided TO have
six months school. Then the meeting pro-
| ceeded TO vote for Commissioner resulting
Lumpkln IL, Baker II.
Mas CARRIE FKNpoRR,
MILLINER AND DIR ESSMAKER
Keeps conOtsully on hand the Latest StyleH
OF Millinery goods and Notions.
She is also Agent for the
SINGER aud LYON
= ewing NJ N chin es,
T%UsouMBiA, MISSOURI, tl3 3m
On last Sunday WIN. Skaggs went into
tbs excsvs,ing:. . business pretty extensively,
10 thu wsyIof taking down the back wall in
the Jail hall; he took out several large rock,
starting a bols large enough for a mar three
times his eorpulAney to crawl through, He
accomplished the work with a case knife and
| spike nail; wheu.discovered he had Just reach
cd through. the wall. Hs says no did not
want, To makel-his eEit,irom this place, but
only wanted TO be out occasionally, he be-
ing the sonly occupant the time passed slow.
ly and monotouous.
List OF unclAImsd letters remaining In the
p. o. at Tuscumbia Mo-. April lst 1879, and
4 not taken out within thirty days will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office WASH ngton,
ID. q:
" q. I. Wright, w. p. Price,
Annie Colbert, Mrs. Lncy'Davls,
Mrs, Mary A. Barnes.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say they are ADVERTISED. NJ. LRsRM pm.