Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-26
Thursday, June 20, 1879.
LOCAL "


-osAge river on tho rise,
Fine rains IN the Usage Valley.
Don't forget the tlh of July at Mt. Pleas
ant.
Subscribe for and advertise in tho BAN.
NER.
Judge J, Il. Todd was on sho slcli list
last Saturday.
Picnic at nj. Pleasant on the eth July,
a good time looked for.
Call at Joe Cummings's and examine
tho FAirvlew bee hive.
Sheriff Miller reports his crops OF corn,
wheat and grass unusually good.
Procure q little of the devils water to
run a gods %mill-under the hill.
Tuesday, Wednesday and ssturdAy-the
grinding days at the Anchor mills. I2Olf
Tho Railroad is COPING to Russelvillo,
let us have it to Pleasant Mount.
w. II. Haunstein Is out able to look after
business, after n short spell Of illness.
-BArSER Office keeps aj kinds OF blanks
for justices, eonstAbles and oonveyancers.
--Eters Hall at Nj. Pleasant has been
secured for q dance on the evening Of the
Alh.
Steamer Black Hills is at Mining Port pre-.
pairing 70 take $1,000 railroad ties TO Usage
City.
Tho FAirview is oxcelling oil other boe
hlvos IN siNpIieIy Of build lUl convC-
nl0nce.
w. p. Freeman our neighbor typo OF the
Richland Sentinel is here on a visit-hne
young man.
We understand that Nrs. VIM. BirdsoDg
has been gate VI ioT some days, not danger
ous, however.
Picket No. 2 visited Hickory Point, sad
noWp, yaller leg chickens anu setting hens
took the woods.
Herman Tillman sRd Herman w ilbers
Of jim Henry, leading farmers were in Tues
day and look we'll.
Judge j. II. Todd made sale Of a farm
belonging to the county to Mt. Geo. Barren,
last week, cash paid.
-Dorwin Bennett, the intrepid pilot on the
''Black Hills IsFEsticating wit4 Tuseumbia-
iles for Il few days.
john ID. Weitz, the Oldest and best black
smith in Usage Valley keeps his shop going
daily. Cali and patronizs John.
DIR. McGee and our Frank have just 70
turned from Towards Lumber Yard at Tip
ton, we'll pleased with lumber and pricos.
DIR. 10. Ulmon ard his neiehbor return.
ed lat Sunday from Howard's Lumber Yard
In Upton. The doctor sdYisos everybody
10 60 to Upton for Lumber.
Phil. asuenstein is tho young man Of
this age, his Mills arc moving early and late.
Flour. Meal and Lumber OF hands in iull
quantities. Can and SEQ Phi.
die Henyen Dulle s. Sotne lassen in
ihrer gToezen muhle einen wciteren Gang
anbrlngen. Das ist dann der funhe. Fin
zeicheD, dasy Ar1e.i In Hullr und Fulle
vorhanden ist.
TO the person that will bring us the first
81 they get for their new potatoes we will
give them tho BANNER for one year. Aud
every other man up to a thousand, whether
drsi, last or middling, we will likewise
mako happy.
-h.nd still they foEla; daily wo obtain new
subscribers 10 the BANNER. The leading
newspaper in tho Usage Valley. Subscrip-
tIon 81 pr year, cash, corn, wheat, potatoes
and beans are legal tender,
Steamer "Sport'' commanded by Capt.
A. A. Hibard and Young came up last Friday;
bringing heavy freight Tor merchants OF this
place and abundance OF salt; also consign-
ment for BANNER office.
joel d. CLARK, our worthy clerk, informs
ps that Aip father has n splendid crop and All
tho ~neighbors about Rocky Mt. Old friend
Clark is one of those old Abingdon Valley
farmers, who knows all about farming.
Mr.. Press. Roark Of Jim Henry called on
BANNER ofiee last Saturday reports wheat
nearly all harvested in his ~nelghborhood;
corn never better than THE seasen; no sick-
ness; his young soldier and lady doing we'll.
From all accounts and tho most auihen-
tic reports, Miller county has the best crops
Of wheat, cern, fruit aud the most handsome,
healthy, refined and business young ladies OF
any county in the State according TO popula.
tion.