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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16
Is srsoNaLY ENDORSED.

10 bToON0Ax kNOOno6Os
Rsv. y. y. Gauss, Gaiena, ILL.,, writes: "For
over ten yearf | had been great sufferer froin
pains In fhe small Of the back and region OF
the Kidneys, which WAS most S1-ruclating
aud at tines almost insufefablr. Doctorlug
brought no relief, aud was nnally advised 20
70 ab0Arl nnh seek the cliuiatr OF my youth.
Ia Germany aud switzerland, eminent physt-
clans. after close examinations declared my
sultrrinrs 10 arise from disease Of the kiinevs,
of lsng standing, and could do me no good.
vi "A. however brncdttcd by tile climate anu
consequently returned. No sotner nal been
back and rsaumei my pastoral work, when
make lie a burden. A few months ago !
ea,ne In possession Of ono OF Day kidnry Pads
nat Il on, and the effects were truly wonder
lul. The paine at once grew iess, snd arn now
after wearing ths second Pad. rnurcly gone,
aud there rnn he no boubt that an entirely
cured, ~ write this come weeks after ia use,
and am strong and look again the very picture
OF health. write this perfectly voluntarily >
and II is dictated only by truth and grntitude'
indscd, consider ins pay r,,rs h,aney na man. sS
Kind. May all the sunsring BE- helped as
have been 10 my earatst wish"
John v. Eaken, Murray, ky.-"I have now
worn Days Kidney Pad about one inon,h. ~
has done mo more good tnan anything ! ever
used, and nm improving every day."
IArimorr 4 Dean, Druggists, Nles., Mich.
I'm wears In the businrssl-Day's kidnuy
Pad Il having large sale ami gives better
gener~i - sstisfxetiea thaa any remedy VIC ever
soid.~ , m.
Casper weitzcr, Policeman, Lancaster, Pa.
| sci have been great suiierrr from Kidney
Complaint, and after wearing your ~" -
days feel better than have ~ u year.
Or. A. J.. Stoncr, Decatur, lil.-"io our iAu
| Il doing great good here. II sells every Jay
| ami Ylyes universal satisfactlon,"
| For sale by drug gista, or ecnt ny mau kirs.
] Of po.tsrel on rrceipt-Hegulnr Pad; fs.Vo
spealai rad, (extra sixe.l $500; thildren,, !,
| sl,so' Onr book. allow n i.ifr was sssca' !
| Giving the hletory OF this new discovery. anu .
| frrr Write for Il. Adircss DAY hlDSEi
PAD CO., Toledo. y .,,.
lGATTmTON owing to the many worth
lOAUIlUN. less kidney Pads now seek.
| ing ! saie on our reputation, We deem " wv wv
| the afflicted TO warn theuL ASH Tor pai
| KIDNEY FAD, an,l take no other.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-11-16

Can now he found at his old stand on Russell.
vile street, IN front OF q. W Smiths liver,
stable, ready 60 walt upon hls old customer,
and friends. Mone Shooting specially.
March 10 ibso-9m
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25
n.

PLEAsANr AoUNT, MILLER CoUHTI No. Oct. IL, 1880
Ihsvs been = patron Of w n. Kempsrs achooI since last February and sm we'll pleased
With tho advancement mde by my children an aho with his method Of conducting q
school and heartily recommend hn to the public as an SduesRr-3. M. BANpY.
BRU4LEY, Mo, Oct H. 1850.
Ny son attended The school Of " u. KAmper last spring and ia now attending a
Tour months school, Mr, X -mper Ia = thorough instructors AND rn be reonnended to
the pueHc ~ a eduoatoE-jAMEs THOMPSON.
PLEASANT MoUST, MILLER Co, No. Oct IL, 1880.
To sill whom esteem education 8 source of happiness snd morality 8 benefit cyiZA-
ton, car with pride aud pleasure recommend Prot W. II. Kenps, Principal of Pleasant
Mount high school, ssbGpg agrOd educator and mOree especially In training young teachers
m the method Of Teaching District schools mi would ike The Teachers ,hn and NJ
ioning counties would give him AnbsrAl pstronsgs-R. H. FRAsKLIS, Post II nter.
PLEASANT MorST, Mo. Oct H. 1880.
To the PuhlG IhAye been patron Of W H. Ksmper eNr since ne began teaching nero
and he has my tuhest endoremeht 1 would say TO those who wish to attend school that
you Will not regret comiog TO tins place. and placing yourselves under the cAeo! NJ
Kemper-w. T. FRANKLIN
PHEASANT Mt, Mo-, Oct II, 1880
would respectfully say 70 thu people that have sst my Two boys to Prot hsn&rs
td discipline He h strictly m,rsl 10 sill hh habus He has boarded With me ever since
he hRI ben IN Il eaMnl ML hence / Know whereof l speak,
Mould say DthO8 young Rdss aud gsnuemn who contemplate going 70 school, you
cannot put yourselves under a better uuor than Pro- kemper. -.
I would Uy tWrp parents wishing to sand thr children u Pro. hemperB school thAt
sou need not entertain any Ie but THAT thy VIII 81 veil cared for:
Respectfully submitted, J f.s AuLp
PLEASANT Mt. No, 0r. %, 1880.
II gives mo pleasure to add my tstim1n to this AD1Vs l savsV visited Fool kempeF
school As o TN u cOnvenis hVs viewed The examination pspeni otso ON o his puphs
Rnt have eKamiaed hose who have presented thsmNhv5ss s candidates Tor hschsh
From uo scnOol have pupils exhtbtoi a geAler degseo ptohceucy In meo rAnSnb
. re Quhod, nor do nv punMs possess u wider range OF general information,
Ia my opui1n Prof k9mpsts po1oolH note Kchled tor general e1csHsnce by any OF IKE
grad and scope IN Central MlaouL Yours truly,
L. M BAKER, Co. Com. MInstoo
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Agents Unemployed

or now working, sboull write us a. ouce.
We have the. latest sOlilng article In tbs
United StatSA bpeoial tsull0rY glvso.
Cioods can be esrfted 10 p0CkeL Immense
pFofLa. Those already ~ work Sro oolntng
muASy and cay "it beats tue world" Soods
tst without them. Huu can work At home
or abrond 10 Introduce ibis yalnRble inyen.
ton We will send SIX sAhfL. 4 up3n receipt
OF thrse-oent stAmp 10 pay pOslARe. fo1
never had such ~ opportunity before, aud
wiii never hays . Ills one again. Address,
not forgetting the stamp,
LICK Bgx ~, MARLBORO, MASS.
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sudden Death

oh Iaat Monday morning Rock StoneE q
Doy yeAr' old living with Dr.. Rradlyford
a county panpsr, died quite suddenly,
o. arose near day light to prepare
breakfast, Rock called 10. heI to give HIM
some warm rice which she dId-ln q lev
.uShsnts thereafter MrI. d. sent 60 the
s'"Ai 70 ge1 some vegetables for breakfast,
~ her return Rock was speoChleas and died
lew minutsa after. He vas much Affect
"a Win 'erOiula and heart disease which was
supposed 70 hs the cause Of ba death.
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PLEASANT MouEr IFEHs.
wv casusr cool.
- Business brisk.

NV eutuer cool.
--Business brisk.
-Rabtis = - bit n pAir.''
-TIero has been considerable moving here
lrtely, MI. Il evca bought The properly on
.tS corner OF ~ Jn ana + lankliu s.. and Lns
moved The NJ, liner goods 10 the house
formerly occupied By Mr.. p, mer ~ q tin
shop. Mr.. Palmer has moved into the hous.
formally occupied BY The Il ,ed Bros. and this
4 cd Bros. have moved lhelr shoo ana barber
shop w u . baildins vacated by Nj. Reeves.
M, Bell, formerly Of Tho eastern part Of
tho state, is now occupying a honso in town.
We have been informed that he hiss bought
a farm tNo miles west snd will move 10 II rs
soon as be- can get posIession.
"A telegram came last Saturday evening
that M. Cross, = son OF our tstn .bie lacy
CT z,n, was rev erely hurt by a rail o q
accident. Afs. CToSs started Immediately 10
The sufferer.
The tIeteises OF the socIeiy passed of
oIcsly oD lasl Friday eyenitg s. 1t was cleo
ION evening and the officers sre as follow:
President, w. II Ksmper; Vice President,
Ntss Ehz' Swanson; Secretary, Miss May
3snu; Treasurer, Mos Nary X mper;
Prosecuting Attornty, Q ford Thompson;
U.bsts, Ben Palmer sud John Etter;
Sergeant. St-arms, NJ. a. Ely. After cleo.
tion The regular programme was disposed ct,
Tuen Prot. j. n. Baker was called and
made an interesting talk Of about twenty
minutef.
The boys with their dogs had = nice
chSco alter a ioH one day last week. and they
brought EN- In too. / wonder why they
Il mt get our TO y volt and haye = real Old
wolf chase,
The largest drove Of hogs left here tbi,
week that Was .vsr driven ;rom this place.
They were bought at four eents.
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Such OF Gus Roaders ~ desIfe steady EN-
ploymsnt, or valuable reading matter cheap.
should address Tax FRANK LEsLIE PUB.
LISTING 90, Is DRY SrsEEr, NEw YoRT.
They Will send Tax FAMILY J00kNAL
IAN illustrated literary and fashion paper) tor
three months Tor 30 cent?, or etpbs OF iOur,
tor three mohths, Tor Sl.0O, together with h
valuable book contalnlng over 80 pages OF
ussiul information Tor toe million. 70 each
subscriber Samples and IllusItAIed Catalogue
viii DO sent on receipt OF y cenu "a stAinpe-
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25
A NOTICE.

| the uusrS ,gusd Tax CJlltctUr Of Miller
county hlssOufi, will meet tue THx.paJ srs
% sad tounly tor tha purpose OF culleciuk
saxe' tor toe year issO, ~ tss following
times and places,
Rocky MuuSt, FfAnkiin township Novsm-
Der 10, 10 Anu l7,h,
NJ Pheasant, Saline TIP. November le. 10
90. - and %.
ntumIey, Glaze TIP. November %, rs and
n
iberia, Riohwoods TIP. November 20, and
80, and dec, /, 2 aud 8.
SchJol NJ 80, D,st. 2, To. 40, rsngs IL,
O,sge IL. Dec, 8, 7, anu sun.
81 II =Ivslu. jim. hsnry Tp. Dec. 0, 10,
and lab.
r~usuumbls, + uAlity Tp. Dec. IS, IL, Is,
l6 apd IL.
+. $. MILLER,
Collector Rev. Muller Co, Mo.
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AoTAERs!l MorHERsp

Are you disturbed a. night aud broken Of
your rest BY q sick child suffering and crying
with the ~exoruc,Aling pain OF cu1tinsi IL 80,
20 h once and get q bostle OF MRS.
WlNSL0W'5 SJOTAIEG SYRUP. IL
wul relieve the poor llIIle sufferer
neutrality-suspicious. upOn IL thGre Is nO
mistake about II. There 10 not = mother on
earth who lies ever ussd II, VINO Will not tell
you Al once thai - will requisite the bowels,
and give rett 10 this mog1ur, and rsnei aud
health TO tue child, operating like magic.
IL "a perfectly bsls ~ use Ia All cases, and
pleasant 10 tho taste, ana Is the prescription
oI one OF the Oldest Aua bast female pnJ slUiang
und nurses III tho uniled States. Sold every
where. rs cents & bottle.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25

FOR SALR-l20 aces; 70 acrss under
frncr, 60 10 eulrYauOn, = nice young apple
orchard OF Sky or soy enty bearing trees ub
ths ptSsises together with cabin, smoke
hous,, stable, aud = we'll Ol never iAiiing wa
Ter; plenty OF good timber ON Ibo Irae ali
uGted hall m 10 northwest OF MI Pleas-
ant, hall mile from school house: school
laught 10 months Ia The yeai; ehuren hnuaS
abOu. same distsLc, 'ns altogether = vel,
desirable situation. For terms apply to Bah
n.r IA 90 J 2. sp.lalg, Peasant MI,
Mller 70. NJ.
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TgRMs OF COURT:

CIRCUIT COURT: Meets Second Monday 10
February aud SreondMonday in September;
+. L.. kDWABDa, Judge.
COUNTY COURT: Meets First Monday ia
February, May, August and November;
w. r. WRfoHT, presidipg justice; JoHE
s.. JoRE, Lot district, HIaAu RkED. And
d,strieI, associate justices.
PROBATE COURT Meets Second Mon
day 10 February, NJ, August and Nov
ember, JAS. II. TUpp. Judge.
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special Notice. TO those aiHict.

ed win sore eyes OF every nSture; no matter
how long standing; II one can toll day 'iRhh
from darkD9ss, dent give up NJ valuable
= member rs the eye. When you can get cur
ed BY coming 10 Peasant Mount Miller eoun-
~, BIO. Gnd hAyo them cured On the iarssJ
terme, satisfaction guaranteed 10 every cast,
making application 30 ut; " any one hAs
friends no matter Wnere they are; write 10
them and see what wouders VIZ arc tnectlnE
10 every case We tfeAI; our medicine stands n
uigher recommendation than ANY medicine
Tor the eyes in this state; We are TeAdy 81 all
umes 20 prove clear OF humbuXery, II You
can't come to us, don't fail 10 write ana Lob
Ne know where you ara.
DIS. DANDY & ~NASuoosER,
Pleasant Noun, Miler eJaGly, 40.
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NOCICE.

The FRANK LkSLlE PUBLISHING
co, LK1 STRKET, NKw YORK, vii give
steady employ uIent ~ an sctlVe agent In
every cuuuty. On receipt VI 30 Gene they
" II sebd tor three months II FAMILY JouK
Nal, (An illustrated Literary. nft aud FAsn.
ion paper VI clubs OF Tour Tor three months,
toI Sl.00. together with n valuable poUk OF
ini, NATION tor the million, containing medi-
cal aud household Receipts, 'esal advice and
lvrm articles 90 kt qdetIe aud Letter witt.
log, advice 10 mercnaAIs, cierks, mSehanics.
farmers, 81 81 f.. 10 each subscriber, and
also un Illustrated Catalogue, contAininR
terms 10 Agents, POsimAstsFs aud NewsdeAl
ere. This fer Is made ~ order to Introduce
nurnd bhrallohs into tVery Mmily. Address
FAMILY JOURNAL, 10 DEi STEEEr, NEw
YokK.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25
SECOND AND THIRD TERM
---0P THE.--
PLEASANT MI. SCHOOL

The second term ofhs Pleasant Muntssboo will open January sa, audeioss MSrch
lh, 1884, The third tern will open March IA h and close May 9s, 1881 neIpedknt
at the close of the third term school will be continued.
Pleasant Mouot h Ltussed IN the northern part of Miller county, twelve miles North Of
rO'cnmb., twenty miles souh Of oahtorua and connected With these places by daily
stage line
The location Ia healhmi and the place has many advantages In favor Of the student
NtevOvM.
There IL, 10 connection with the school 8 reference library composing WsbdrI
Unabridged Dictionary oe Hundred thousand Fact, for the People and Ca.mbsF
encyclopedia o. Universal Kaoshdc.
The value OF those book, csnnotb nuinEei.
TOr' IS, aho, in connection with the school literary sooAy which meets Friday
evenings OF leach week.
NGNuxrNMSNta.
TIE chooi Is divided into two Departments.
10 the primary department are taught Spelling, Reading Writing Arithmetic,
Geography nd Elements in @ amman. In the sdvAuaes, RaHnn 0Hmmn, EOcudon,
Rhetoric His@I, Civil eo1emmslL Pnydcsl Geography, Physiology. Arithmetic,
Geometry and PenmAnhhp.
A daily exercise Ia spelling and cnnahonics ir required o ALL
sd%on W. i SSia% , %%S TSS s1P scnoc % d SSfph ~ m 10 SS GS : '' " ''A00
Those wishing to study morcw VIII be taught by Mp. Ida Euer Charges Reasonable.
booxA.
Good board can be obtained al from Sl75 to 1925 pr week, rooms well furnished
Those spending Saturdays and Sundays at homo can hyo deduction made At the regular
ueG
DlscNNNlMS.
Oar discipline Is intended 10 be mud though arm. Zach Student is required to Ihy
from sE to+ine olock each evening.
We claim hiatt no Hudsnt bsu time o 'qusuds. We want no loGrG
We have n particular hobby but propose o lay foundation and then bull.
7honuRhnSm i the prominent characteristic.
pWNctWNNNtM.
Parents and Guardians cannot too ,ensoy NOi the Importance OF having THAR children
present al the beginning II the tern. AT that time classes are formed and the loss o q
lew rectAhons frequently dscounges pupils Parents living close shoud see that the
children are present 1.-THE beginning OF the term and 1.-THE ropertm esschd day through.
out the tsrn. A want Of puneauany IN The pAto fhs pupil soon destroys their interest
in their stude', and is one OF The greatest dhCousSemsnu that teacher Is reqarodtO
meet.
GvNASs.
A grade will be given At she close OF each term showing the standing In the several
studies for tbe tmei 'cboOh also, the time present time absent and department
We do this IN order that tho parent may know exactly What the pupil h doing.
VWAt\oM.
The tuition for the advanced department iL per term $3.50
In the primary .....mm.. 81 50
Tuition payable strictly in advance with no rstaDdng except case Of proIGOs4 snE
Ines OF osr two week.
For further information address,
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sDrllI aardan SEMINARY. miller Ca, H..

me annual Session OF Ibs Spring GARDEN
H'o' VIII on or about Sept. Q D..
~ and continue ten manths--Far pArlicu-
NJ address SUTTON \ hoLEs, !. eutl
sound, Miller eOun,,. Ao.
agAsa
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25
ROYTGE.

The Anchor Mills will grind ioF custom.
after the Gre, OF November, on "Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
WV, II. HAUENArHIE a BRe.
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POh RALR.

200 Aercf rs In cultivation; "a acres in
tence Tor stock fpaaturaee, all well sAterS1
with living sprinat, good ioE buildings.
large barn; q Ne. l fruit orchard, 409 spple
lOoncoril. cherries, &C. Four ptiiet Esst Of
fuecunbia tcouniy Beail, church And school
In one milr-terms cheap, Call ~ BASNsE
oflse, or w. u. Burtoh's.
500 acfes, $50 under fence; $50 In eultiyA
tioni three family residences; living water
IN all parts otlhe lAnj, fronts Osage river
one mile, barns aud 0uS housee-All IN god
srder. Price reasonable. Call on RAsSHE
Cflss or J. u. Lurion.
-FoR SALE: A good farm for $3.50 contain
log l20 acre. 40 10 cultivation, gVud orchard
ruusStibg Of peaches. Apples, plumbs and
cherFies- For pAFheulars addtess 4. n.
Robins. Locust Mound, No.
FoR SALE-200 acres, rs acres meadow, Q
In cuitlvAtiOp; one thouszn 1. peach treea. ons
hundrded bearing apple trees. seventy.iYs
grapes Concord and Isabella. Welis, cigterns
and springs on the place.. Good dwellings,
barns aud Uut-houses; six milea from Tua-
cumbia, on State road W Springfield. Terms
4ppply at BANNER office or p. "a, ulmons
Ridge, Miller 10, Mo.
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At 40 low = price, yet. always be getting bet
ter; but the secret, We suppose, lies In its
enormous circulation. The November iasus
leads Of With q capital steel engraving,
Missy In Tue Sulk,,'' and is followed by one
Of those double-sizs stesl fashion plsies, ~.
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Then comes q weird engraving, " The
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19
Haley BROS
Marietta Jan. 3lst 1877.
LIBEL FOG DIVORCE.

vInNA JANE BURLINGTON, } In Cobb sape-
VS. ri0r Cont, No
Jolx Taylor BURLINGTON. Syrm6er Term,
1919. Rule to perfect service. 1t appearing
TO the Court by The retaru Of the sheriff that
the defendant does not reside in this county,
and il further appearing that he does not reside
in this State. Il is on motion of ihe council or
drred that said defendant appear aud answer
at the next Term of this Court else that the
cal.ss be considered ia defiant and the plaintiff
be allowed to proceed and it is further ordered
that this rule be published in the Marietta Jour
nal once a month tor toar months This Novem
Der II, l079
GEO n LESTER. J. S. &.
A true extract taken from the minutes Of
Cobb superior Court.
JNo. b. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19
agricultural
COTTON sAMPLrNG.

This subject has come to be OF so
much Importance that the State au-
thorities have deemed it necessary
to enact laws for its prevention -
The task of sampling cotton for the
buyers is a regular business confined
10 a class of men in New York, ana
they manage to take about a pound
and a half from each bale. A cam
pier thus in sampling two hundred
bales day will get about hall bale
of cotton. 1t has been reduced to a
regular system of thieving, and men
have made large fortunes at 1t. Al
though it is not carried to the same
extent in smaller cities, it has SEEM
ed to us that the bales OF cotton pre-
scented on the market are nnneceesa
rily cut up and larger quantities,
pulled out than are required Tor al
practical purposes The Merchant $
exchange, in New York, has taken
held of the matter and are determln-
ed to put an end to it.-Exchange.