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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21
A5iltsd Lovers Revenge.


AAsA S2AAVthtNHtl
An awful case of the consequence
OF refusing young man's honorable
love is reported on the West side.
A really nice young man fell In love
with handsome girl, tho only
daughter OF a handsome and wca
preserved widow Of thirty eight, and
offered her marriage. She ridiculed
him because he was thirty, and said
he was old enough to be her father,
and 40 on, and with her taunts goad-
ed hlm to such pitch Of frenzy that
he swore he would be ieariully 70.
venged. Accordingly he proposed
to and married the wretchcd girls
mother.
Now that wretched girl has to
wear stout leather boots two sizes
too large for her, aud 20 to bed At
8 P. NJ, and eschew the theater, choco-
late caramele, ice-crcaln, and IN fact
everything else that makes ones life
worth living for. Her step fathers
nominal objec, being that when che
grows up she may be as splcndidl,
matured woman as her mother, the
compliment implied In this inducing
the mother to second him enthusiast
ically.
When young man comes round
to see that wretched girl her step
father bounces him down tho iron
steps, throws his hat after him, ant
tells the wretched girl that tho young
man is not fit companion for her
and that he 10 as felicitious for hel
future as he would be for that Of hi
| own child and altogether In the kind
est manner possible he makes tina
wreiched girl even wish she wer'
dead as many asa hundred times
day.
| Letal' other beautiful girls who ar,
often tempted to refuse tho matriIno
nial offer Of eligible young men b
| warned by her unhappy fate.
|
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21
Almost young again.

"My mother was sfilicted a long
time with Neuralgia aud dull, heavy
inactive condition OF the whole sys-
tenn; headache, nervous prostrations,
and was almost helpless. Ne physi-
clans or medicines did her any good.
Three months ago she began to use
Hop Bitters, with such good effect
that she seems and feels Young again,
although over 70 years old. We
think there is no other medicine fit to
use in the family. "A lady, in Provi-
dence, r. l
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21
WITHHELD.

yonr dainty note lies before me,
And its contents have Hlled Inc with grief;
Nor you know that fairly adore thee,
That OF idols, hold you the chief.
Yet You say 1t 10 best that we sever
Tho ties which have bound us. and be
Hcnccforward strangers forever,
Through time and eternity.
You return all the presents garo you
Pictures, and jewels and ring;
The nupiocrlcss letters sent, too,
And songs which you've not heart to sing
You say that II pains you, this parting,
Far more than mere words can express;
AS you write, the tear drops are starting,
Aud you're Allied with the direst distress.
Yes you've returned ell the jewels and let
tcrs:
The music and plcturcs--all trashl
You request obey, and fettcrs
That bound you, break--though Ills rash
The gifts you return are all worthless;
The choicest and bost You retain.
What Ia its a gift that Is pricelcss.
.oh give me my heart back again.)
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21

I'm pcaceablo man, said the in
truder, grasping his club with both
his handa, but II you don't come
down with $3.50 damages for my
laceratod feelings the bombardment
will begin OF once.
The owner OF the dog paid down
the money, as he was afraid the other
fellow might exasperste him II lie hit
him with club OF that size. Tho
owner of the dog also said that he
was sorry that the dog had bitten the
inirudcr's SOU.
Why; no aiu'i my son, said tho In
trnder. - - 49,,
Whose scn 70 lie, ihcn2 asked the
astonishcd owner ofthe dog.
lie Ia son Of friend OF mine who
owed me $3.50. but he is poor, aud
the only available assets he has
these dog biiers on his body, which he
turned over to mo for collection.
Well, III be bowed.
Oh. you needn't complain you are
getting OF dog cheap. ! ought IA
make you pay in advance for the nexl
time that boy is going to be bit.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21
A wise Deacon.

"Deacon Wilder, want you to tell
me how you kept yourself and family
we'll the past season, when oil the
rest of us have been sick so much,
and have had the doctors visiting us
90 often"
BRO. Taylor, the answer very
easy. / used Hop Bitters In time
kept my family well and saved the
doctors bills. Three dollars worth
Of II kept us well and able 10 work
all the lime. I'll warrant II has cost
you aud the neighbors ono to two
hundred dollars apiece 10 keep sicl
the same time"
"Deacon, I'll use your medicine
hereafter"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21
Just As Kind"

Two ladies stood up in Broad
way stage, and hugged and kissed
until they were jolted into seat,
when one of them said:
How did you like Enrope7
It's too splendid for anything, was
the reply.
Aud were you sick?
Yes, awfully sick.
And was your husband good 70
your
o, he was too good for anything
just as soon as he found out ! wai
sick, he went and drank salt water SO
as TO be seasick in unison with mo
and I'm not his second wife, either.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21

"He's got the up-his-snootic," re-
marked Ahorse attached to a sleigh
with drunken driver.
"Thcre snow God" says Bob In
gersoll. "Never mind that; its my
rain next" smiled Jupiter Pluyius.
Il thaw't it wouldn't stay long
when / got shine on it." was old
SOILS contribution.
al have kissed it for its muddy"
growled the man who sat down on
the pavement when he didn't want to.
|. "lt's snow bawl," grinned the
big boy who had rolled his little COM
panion in the "aeecy," and made
him cry about it.
"All hail the new Signal Service
man." said the composition Ar
gus.
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Another Washington.
little Rock, tArk) Gazette. !

isitue lhVCAt kAihl Oa1ctsc-t
James Washington, colored, OF
course, was elected Justice Of the
Peace in Pcyatt township. Yester
day no came to town for his commits
sion. Entering the Secretary oil
States office, he advanced to where
Mr.. Frolich sat and asked:
Is yer name Secretary OBJ State?
I'm the Secretary Of State.
wish you'd gin me my commits
sion, please.
What commission?
Fur Jestice OBJ de Peace.
You'll have to see the County
Clerk and qualify before can issue a
commission
Hew does yer qualify, boss?
Why, swear that you are qualified
to discharge the duties Of the office.
Mr.. Washington went down and
called upon the County Clerk. When
the oath was administered he swal
lowed 1t as though such diet would
agree with him.
Can you write your name? asked
the Clerk.
Course l ken.
Sign the paper.
l'se got the rheumatic in my han
You'll have to show that you car
write before you can got your commits
sion.
doesn't wsnter be pradin' my
larnin'. My ole marster teached me-
never ter 'splay my knowledge.
Are you going to sign the paper?
| No, / isn't; ] amt no writin' mars
ter. If yer want my name signe'
sign it yerself. Ruthcr den max
such a great miration bout de com
mission, / won't take it, and he wen
away. 1t is an actual fact that b
couldn't counterfeit single letter o
the alphabet.
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CoLuMpus. GA. New. 26. is;

COLUMBUS. GA, Nov. 26, 1877.
DIR. c. j. MorFETr-Dear Sir
Since learning its value, always
keep ysur Tcethina (Teeihing Pow
ders) In my house, and consider it an
Indispensable medicine for small
children. have known il to remove
worms whom all other remedies had
failed. NJ. NJ. MOORE,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21

should send for instructions, terms,
references, &C., to Edison Brothers,
solicitors of Patents, Washington, D.
c.. who furnish the same without
charge. Edson Brothers 10 we'll
known and successful firm Of large
experience, having been established
III 1866.
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Clerk City Council.

CoLuMDus, IA, Fcb.6, 1878.
DR.. q. j. MoFFErr- Dear Doctor
We can commend your Teethina
(Teething powders) ns the most sat.
isiactory prescription wo ever used
for the loose bowels or eruptlons OF
our children. They have saved us
many dollars in doctors bills.
Yours truly, BIT. HATCHER,
(of firm Of McGehee u Hatcher,
Warehouse and Commission Mcr-
chants).
Torsalc BY Gish & Garner.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21

Mrs. w. j. Luck, Of Evansville,
accidcntly caught her clothing on fire
while alone in the house and was
burned TO death.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21

Marian johnson while stealing a
ride on a freight train at Mupccy Ind,
fell between the cars aud was ground
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21
TOO 1NauIs:llTlIva.

A Young lad rang the door bell,
or Ia newlymarriei pair
"Don't yon want boyr' he said,
siyly pulled at his hair,
swent hoys she echoed;
Why, you impudent scapcgroes"
And she gave the door slam
10 that youths astonished face.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21

Try it, for It never disappoiuts, Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Per bottle, %
cents. a
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21

Justice Strong Of the Supreme
Court has resigned.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-21

The next instant shrek was
heard, and the book agent was stretch
ed fat on the pavement with bucket
of soapsuds on top Of him and small
dog snap ping at his heels.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-02
THE D 4 EXPOSITION.

I'VE are 10 receipt Of Premium Lists and
other printed Information from the Sedalis
Exposition Association.
The Exposition will opon on Tuesday,
Sept. IT'D, with a Grand Celebration, which
will be one Of thu most interesting events In
the history of Missouri, Tho Exposition
Association has leased S,cbers' Park, the
most attractive place of the kind vest Of ST.
Louie, snl large and costly buildings have
been erected FOR the purpose OF The EXPOSE.
ton. The general cbarsc1er OF these build.
ings can be urged By examining the beauti-
ful photographic views thar are being c~ircula.-
ed, yet many Of toe buildings are not
represented IN the views,
The Premiums offered amount 70 SIS, 10000,
and are Literally arranged among the different
classes. Those wishing Premium Lists, OF
other information, shoull address the Seereta-
ry, J. II. BcTHwKLL, Sedalis, Mo.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-02
The Laharer.

His dress Is plain, bis hands are rough.
His manners uncoutb, %unrehneJ.
He speaks, but pshAv Ills silly stuff
That come. from his unta;oTed mind.
He has no time TO read bis books
No lime his talents to Improve;
And hence he should not 90 with folks
That IN the higher circles move.
Such Is the verdict OF the proud
A verdict deemed quite apropas
By those whom fortune hath endowed
With ample means % make q SHOW.
Bat Is IL JUST What think thou2
Can nothing good for him be ssidG
Ave, 10 TO sure; eli must allow
IT'S tueh rs lac that makes our bread.
He'csnnot boast Of golden stores
OF Ysst possessions here on Garth,
Yet he is biest with what secures
Lies highest good-tTue, solid worth.
And though e plain, hard working man
A member OF a busy throng,
He tolls and swests-does all be can
To help bis fellow men along.
his simple wants sre we'll supplied,
las well at least as yours and mine,)
And hence Tor higher quits denied
lie deems Il folly 10 repthe.
Such Is the man whom tops pass by,
Whom fOola denounce ne lowiy born;
The man whose tolls our wants supply
Ahd e'ea our drawiDgrooms edofn.
&. w. AKERs.
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Cole County Pair.

The leading citizens Of Cole county are
moving con ,lnlly with the Fair Association
to mska their Fair this fail the most noL-
graphically located tor not only q County
Fair bat for a district fair. Taeis grounds
are better adopted Tor such pVr,oses than any
point west of 81. Louis. Tue laest stock 10
the State visit the Gals Co. Fair. Milier
county farmers arc now pfoautibg some OF
rs dne horses, cattle, hogs and sheep as are
in the S State; there rs M reason why our
county should not bear eli some Of the prin-
eiple premiums next September MS TO hold
back and 10, other counties have the boone.
Now friends take your. stock to JEFF. CITY
%, % aud % az s premier,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-02
The Temperance Work

In st. Louis on tho 29Ih ulti gives some
suggestive figures. A meeting was held at
Sanitarlun Grove, 20l7 Cas- ay., conducted
bS DR.. Widnsy. Il was an experience meet
ing; Dr.. Camp gave his t1peTieree with
opium.
1.-THE annual report Of the Sanitalium for
the year ending August Is shows that the
whole number admitted WAS S1i, OF which
the males were 1923 and tue females 81,
They were treated "a follows: Alcoholism,
Is2; opium habit, 62; ebloral habit, 70;
bromi.m, lG; other nervous diseases 20; gen
eral diseases, Is.
The occupations OF patients We're @ fol-
low: Livery stables, s; merchants b3;
saloon-keepers, 10; msahanics, 10; clerks, 81;
farmers. 23; editors and reporter, I'LL lawyers,
2G; capitalists, 2l; politicians, 49, brewers.
3; manufacturers, II; school teaehets, IL;
bankers, 4; physicians, "a; clsrgymen, d
travelling statesmen, 23i ladies, OIL; tota', s74.
All the female patients were admitted Tor
the opium habit.
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Trfone. No.

August p, 1880
UScLE ABE:--I seud the GA mber Of bush
els Of wheat raised by some OF The solid far.
mers OF North Miller Co., ger orally known
as the Cove. give you tho names and the
amount as far rs [ have heard;
j. Protor q Sons ] 600 bushelg; 81. 8. Bur
llngsme * Bro, 700 bushels j. Goodman s.
renters, 700 hushols; A. Scott, $50, b,
II ark, 400. d. d. Tavior, (n Moniteau Oo.,1
zoo Thomas Taylor, MoniteAu Co., 500. Be
sides many other tmslieT farmers The amount
OF which / have not learned. The great
drawback we irive IL to HAUL II too far 10
market II j .ferson City would only push
her railroad 10 Mt. Pleasant there would DO
thousands Of bushels OF grain pOure into her
lap every year; besidos IL would be q great
stimulus 10 this country 10 sec the tiron
horse" snoring through this country instead
of tho Glow aud titesome way Of drawiDg our
grain from eighteen 10 twenty-five miles oyer
rough and rocky roads to California.
j, GOODMAN.
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Col, Symptoms Engineer party are now
rushing the survey on The Gage river from
this place 10 Rauey Greek. We had a few
ilems of Mr, Gregory last ss&afday or the
subject OF tho Kind OF improvement thst win
likely be most practicable End successful at
the present.
The lccks and dams will require too large
an appropriation - meet the favor Of Con-
gress at this lime. Bat a fystem Of ''apron
dams" such are used on points in tho oaio
and other rivers In The East; will create slack.
water ana answer every purpose OF the locks
and dams. AS we are informed by Mr.. Gre
CORY the apron dam is bdilt with timber
aud stone we'll bolte I together, bsing higher
nj either end or 1T the shore and depressed
In the centre OF a. the channel Of the water,
with an "%apron' TO fall down or raise at will,
the boat TO pass oyer the apron when down,
then TO raise it to check The water sufficient
to psss an apron Ia . second dam, when over
II, raise tho apron IN that, which will create
slack.water TO pass half dozan shoals; there
two or three other ''apron dams" are con-
s,ructtd to pass a boat as at the frat; this
process is Tor going up stream and for a
downward transit a like process Is adopted by
holstiug the lower apron TO create water on
tho shoAl 10 pass the vessel or rats through
with al ease. Mr.. G's suggestions look fe,s-
IDLE, and be assures us hat The cost Of such
dams viii not exceed one tenth Of the locks
and dams.
We are like the old maid Who wanted to
get married and was pray irg to The l. RI to
send her a husband, whilst In prayer a big
owl commenced hocting; che thought the
Lord was asking who she wanted. She ex
claimed any body! Ga Lord, any bodlH
SO 1t is with us, any kinl OF a dam, oh Lord!
ANY kind, so we ave slack. water.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-02
sHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and aulhoiiy OF 8 general execu-
tiop Issued from the Office OF the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Miller county, Missouri,
dated July 10, 1899, to me directed aud de-
llvered, 10 favor Of II. J. Hensley, admr. of
Abel jarrett. decd. and against j, w. Tall
man, n. b. Wood. Richard b wee and VIM.
Tallman; ! have selz sd and levied upon all
the rig. t, lille, claim and interest of the said
N. B. Wood, o., 10 and TO the following lands
10 Miller county, Mo, to wit: 20 acres south
half southwest quarter southwest quarter
Sec. %, TwT. 80 Rig. l3 so sores west half
northwest quarter 5 70. q, Twp. 30 R1g. IL.
so acres east halt northeast Sec. 30, Typ 30,
RE IL. 40 aeree Foulheast northeast Sec 33,
Twp. 80, Rag 10, 80 acres west half north
west Sec. 81, Twp. SO Rag. 10. And | will
On
Tuesday, September u, 1880.
between the hours OF nine o'clock In the fore.
noon and FIVE o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, expgss said resi- estate 10 public sale. or
so much thereof as will be sufficient To satisfy
said execution and costs, TO ine highest bid
der for cash IN hand, at the CONT house door
in The iowa OF Tuscumbia, Miller county,
Missouri, while the Circuit Court Of said
county is Ia session.
p. 8. MILLER. Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-02

Eiitor 0iAGE Y ,LLs9 BANNER, Dear Sir
There appeared in the last No. OF the
PANSER, nUtice Of the death OF infant child
OF S,mr and Caldonia L,wsor, cause con-
gestion of the brain. Permit me to correct
the above ard say there were nc, symptoms
Of brain disease; but worms fpasmS; a spdle
dash OF cold water upon q hot bah, which
no doubt was the cause Of death.
IL, RRApLYToRD.
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Tuesdny. Sontember 1l. lssO.
sHERlFF's SALE.

BY virtue and authority OF special execu.
ton, Issued from the office Il the Clerk OF
Circuit Court OF Milsr County, Missouri,
%returnable at the September term, 1880, OF
said Court, and 20 me directed, az the rela.
toe and To the use OF p. s. Miller, collector
OF revenue snt against J Joseph Nsmick, dated
July l7sh 1880, / have levied upon and seized
al the right, title, interest and claim OF the
said j lseph Nemick, OF, IA and 10 tho follow
ing described real estate, 10 wilt; 20l acres
north halt south west aud south halt north
west and north cast OF north vast quarter
ssction fourteen, township lorty one. range
thirteen. All lying and bsing in the said
County, and State OF Missouri; and / VIII, on
Tuesday, September Ii, 1880,
between the hours of nine O'clock Ia tho
forenoon, and five O'Clock Ia the afternoon
OF that day, al tho Court House door, ia the
town o. Tuseumbia, Cyunty Of Miller alore-
said sell the same, az so much thereof as may
be required, at publil vepdue..to the highess
bidder, for cash IN hand, (,utjset 10 ali PRIOR
liens and Judgments to satisly said exeeu-
ton and costs.
p. s. MILLER.
Sheriff Of Miller. Co., M,
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no THE AFFLICTED.

To those afflicted with Chronic Sore EJo s 1
offer a remedy thsi viii CURE them pormN
nently. 1 will GUARANTEE a CURE in every
case of GranulAted Inflammation Of Chronic
Sore Eyes.
White and give me = description Of your
case, aud Low long standing. ! bnve certi-
hcatcs from manv that / have cured.
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
Send or come to me without hesitation, and
tell yoIr friends 20 come whether you have
the money or not. ] will cure you.
HENRY VANHOOSER.
MT. FLBAsANT, Mo.
For references address either George
J ihnston, Sam Johnston or Frank Skonks
Mt. Pleasant, Mo. MO 4w.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-02
TERMS OF COURT:

CIRCUIT COURT: Maets Second Monday in
February ind 5ecOndM Monday in September;
E. l.. E~DwARps, Judge.
COUNTY COURT; Meets First Monday in
February, May, August and November;
w. K, WRIGHT. presiding Justice; JouN
S. JoBg, lst district, HIRAM REED, 2nd
district, as ociate justices.
PROBATE COURT: NJ cts Second Mon
day in February, My. August and Nov
omber, JAs. II. TuDD Judge.
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pistrict Pair Al TiptOu.

The Directors OF the. Fair al Upton deserve
much credit Tor iheif ezerIions in arranging
for a number one Fair az their town. Upton
is located In the center Of a rich and prosper
Gus agricultural region and the farmers are
fully up 20 tho times 10 procuring the finest
stock and products. Miller county people
hLould %pAtroniH- TInton.
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FoR SALR-2O1 sctes, 20 acres meadow, 90
In cultivation; one thousand peach trees, one
hundrded bearing apple trees. seyeuty.tlve
grapes Concord and Isabella. Wells, eisteIns
and springs on the pleee. Good dwellings,
barns ard out-houses; six miles t5om Ius'
cumhia, on State road TO Springfield. Terms
apply at BANNER Office or p. NJ Ulmon'
Ridge, Miller Co., Mo,
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ADMINS rRAroR5 NOTICE. ,

Notice Is hereby given that let eis OF nd
miIistration on the estate OF E.om b. DIoley,
deceased, were granted to the undersigned by
the Probate Court Of Miller 60 Inty, Missouri.
bearing date August II, 1850. oil persous
having claims against said estate are required
TO exhibit them for allowance within one
year from the date OF said letters or they may
re ptecluded from any beuCils Of said ESTATE
and If such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the date of said letters they
will be forever barred,
JAMES n. DooLLY, Aimr.
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What Winor CountY wants.

Wster communication to Jefferson City.
Gravel roads from Tuscumbis to JET.
City, California, Versailles, Linn Creek,
Wsynesvi,le, Vienna and Linn.
CJtton, Wooleu, furnature and smelling
factories ana furnaces.
An increase. of farmers. lawyers, doctors,
mechanics and merchants.
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Jefferson CITY, ne.
Special to the Times.

JEFFERSON CITT, Aug. 25,-The Tribune,
Of this city, to-day contained a call, signed
by more thsn 500 citizens of this county, oil
all kinds Of politics, asking Gen. II Clay
Ewing 10 bee me 4 candidate tor represent
tativo. General wing responds BY saying
that II the Democrats will nominate him be
will accept; but he intimatoi that no will not
be willing TO make any active canvass Tor
the position. He will be nominated.
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NOTICE.

Srayed or stolen from the underligned.on
the night Of the 10th instant one dark brown
mare about IA hands high, Is yesrs.old, both
hind feet white, bare footed ali round. Any
Information in regard 10 s0id.suimAl will be
thankfully received by ELILAB I'll HAYNES,
Of Saline township. four miles. cast OF Mount
Pleasant, Miller county, Mo.
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Hotico.

The Democratic Executive Committee Of
Miller county will meet 10 Tuscumbia on
Thursday the 10 h day Of Sept 1880, for the
purpose OF contul.stioB.
HIRAM REED, Chairman Co. Ex. Com.
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Hotiee.

The Old School Baptist Association Of
anime River district, will hold their annual
peeting ~ HArriton II. ) ,nklns 10 Jim HAD-
~ township Miller Go, Mo. commencing the
Sa saturday In September 1880. all are In
i'sa 70 Alte1d.
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Spring Harden seminary. MlIIer Col. Mo

Tne Annual Session 81 Ebe Spring arden
s h0ol will commence on or about Sept Gh,
1850, and continue ten m~onths-For partieu-
lars address SUTTON e MoLEs, Licust
Mound, Miller county, Mo.