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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-03-27
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No. 1-Wm. Sharpless and
Emil F. Droege.
p. M. Kessler and
L. G. Fike.
3-Henry Winterberg
&Sylvanus Butler.
"A. J. Warwick and
A. J. Michaels.
5-Wm. Hinebaugh g.
Jos. H. Davis.
6.-R. T. Browning &
francis Seabold.
7-R. B. Jamison and
A. l.. Osbourn.
8-Chas. Best, Isaac
|. Thompson.
9-Perry Weimer, j.
Fz nbaker.
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
District No. l H. o. Hamill.
2 Benz. H. Green.
Isaiah Fuller.
w. III. Bernard.
Daniel limbaugh.
6 Thomas Browning.
w. HI. Hall.
8 w. +. Deakins.
3 Daniel Carey.
TOWN OF OAKLAND
BorQess-G. w. Delawder.
Commissioners Carr. David
Little, John Helbig, Edmund JAM
ison.
Cyerk--King Delawder.
Bditi6-Joseph M. Grim.
Postmaster Ralph Thayer.
LODGES.
A. r. & A M-Meet every first
and third Thursday night.
I. 0. 0. r. No. 12-Meet every
Mondov ni0ht
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-03-27
FOR SALE.

The undersigned will SELL at private sale,
the farm belonging to the late Archibald
Chlshom, deceased, situated six miles South
OF Oakland, adjoining the Yutzy farm. This
tract contains abOut.2j3 acres, about so acres
OF which are cleared and under fence and inn
other outbuildings. The land is well adapted
TO farming and grazing. Any one desiring a
nome would do well to examine this land be-
iore purchasing elsewhere. Terms easy and
title good. Mr.. Yutzy will show the property
TO any one wishing to make an examination.
WILLIAM CHISHOLM,
llVzm Administrators.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-03-27

EAaTWmN To 5000 A YEAR, or So to $40 a day
VHA ABHkn your own locality. No rio
Na1NENEWomen do as well as men, Many
BAUUUmake more than the amount stated
above. No one can fail to make money fast
Any one can do the work. You can make
from 50 cts to 50 an hour by devoting your
evenings and spare time to the business. II
costs nothing to try the business. Nothing
like it for money making ever offered before.
Business pleasant and strictly honorable
Reader, if you want to know all about the
best paying business before the public, send
us Your address and we will send you full
particulars and private terms free; samples
worth s. also: You can then make up your
mind for yourself. Address GEORGE STIN
son CO., Portland, Maine. je II Y
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
A InaL YfInie.

A iart tribdto is pAil % woman ia ;ho
well.known play "Uader the GaslIgbt," and
Il Is as true Rs gospel. Il Is worth presary-
log, and runs 10 this wise: Lat the woman
you look upon be wise Or VAN. beautiful OF
homely, she has butOnt thing shs can give
Of refuse, and that IA hsr teiet. Hsf beauty,
her Wit, soc NAV soil you, ba5 her love Is the
She can only ask ia return that when you
look upon her your eyes shall speak muie
devotioG; when you hdifesl her Your voice
shall DO geati1 aud kind, That you snail not
despige Tier because she cannot all at once
Understand your vigorous thoughts and am-
bilious plans, for when mistottune and OWL
bavo defeated your gHi1est purpose--hof
love remAlna to console y0u. You look upon
the freo ot s,rangth anil grandeur; DO not
daspse the ilowe-s becasse lheif lrsgranco Is
oil they haze 10 give. Remember loys is
The only t-i1g sbe Gao give.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
WON Sd. Loul, RapabIlmn. /

Does anybody dou5. that Hancock would
be nominated again, with greater enthusiasm
than eyer, II the Cincinnati convention we're
to meet next week 10 review lie actioq OF
June lssf Does anybody doubt that Gar.
field would BE- tho fast mtn next 70 Giant
that the Republican convention would nom
mate u their work were to be donc oyer
sgairf That tetla ms wbo.a story,
WAVrEo-Anyboiy knowing the where
abonts of single voter who deposiled bis
ballot tor Tilden in 1876 ami nog iatsudi to
vote Garfield ticket in Nogamber, will
please transmit the address OF tha said voter
so thi4 oiliee. Information Of RpputllcaHs who
voted iOr Hayes aud intshd 70 ylte for Han
cock is no longer desired. Tue Republican
he's not got space enough to p1Diish thclr
names.
Tbs sum and substance Of all that the
Republican party has been able to prove
against the Damoets,ic nominees 10 ih,s
Campaign is that Hancock ia sol lisr and
English rich man. Theas are not crimes
yet, and 60 iOng ~ tie soldiers brave and
the rich man nonesi, these awful ch 3rges
need disturb nobody. An that uss been said
against Hancock shows .h1ly thai he was
never. q coward, while Elgllsh's record
proves tbat no was ueYrr r6s all, while TO
cap the selimaE OF their crimes njitaer has
been a ioo.
The Democrats in Illinois appear to be
making about tho liyeissl campaign they
have engaged 10 for msay years. They arc
encouraged by the strength aud popularity
Of both the stste ami ns.onal tickets, and
by evidences OF Republican lukewarmnoss
sad dssentiOn. Tney feel that the elect "a
OF Gen. Hlncock is al~.ost certain. sut that
the success OF the Democratic tiose, Ia
Illinois IS not only possible but, t,dAilY betOn-
inR more probable.
We hRi pleasant call M)aday from our
next governor, Col. Crittondeu, just re;urne d
from Indians. He reports the Democratic
camp-Afes Dlsziug brightly, aud declares be
has never witnessed go much interest and en-
thusiasm Rs ere displayed bv the lndlaua
Democracy. Aud the beauty Of the canvass
ls that tue d ,mocfAcy, not hsviBg 30 much
monev 10 spend for fireworks auu music ss
the othor SIDE, are not disnsyed By being
obliged TO get along largely. without 1hsse
aids.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
Tie Coming Yoleg.

F3F The coaveoieace ol ca, rcaders we pub
li'b the m mjoriHes Of the various States in
1870, together with the time Of holGlug ,be
elec,io,;
Al1bama. "a 2Sl d. lsi M5rd9vin August.
Arz ns, % r. Tues ait.r Is, Mon. Hoy.
trkan-ls. 10, no d. lsi Tur.dly in Sent.
Cal, Ssi y. tues. steF l.t MoB. 10 N1y.
Oo'ugdio 83S Z. lsl Tuesday IN Ost.
Conn. 2 91O . Tues. after 1t MoH. IN NOV.
Dskot,, : AZ T. Taes. otter Man. 10 N1v.
Dela , bsS -. TIss. after 1T Non in Nov.
Floi1s, 9l K Tues after lat Non, ia Nov
Georg.4, iB01S ID, -! Wednesday 80 Oct.
tiBhJ fv. alJ -. Toes. after 1T Mon. In No >
Illinois. ID C3l u. Tur-. after lst Mon. Ia Nov.
lndnaa 5,l59 D. 2nd Tues, N October.
Iadian Iy. ---Tnes aitoF lst Non. 10 Nov,
Iowa, G)Oj9k Tlesdag ia October.
II tosBs, A. ~ 2. Tues. after 1t 10. Ia Nov.
Ksn,uoKy, bl 031 d. 1T MlndaY ia Aagnt,
iI1uisianl.--- ~ siJn1sy IN Noyenbrr.
NJ dne, lG.4H r : NJ. eyeu yrs bein. m s nj.
Mary'd. 1890 D 'nlos. CGer lst NJ. in Nov.
Mass, 4i,2sf 4. Tles. Efser 1T Mo. 10 Nov.
Mich, - ljl K, rues. altgr a Mo in Noy.
NJ nA. "a 63 4. Taes. altar Is. No. in Nov.
Mtsa.. h}5GS d. Tues. alter lot Mon. IN Nov,
No, So 0i3 ID. 1uss. alter 1t Nor. IN Nov,
MouCa, SlJ y, Tues after lst Mon. IN NOy.
Neb'a, Ia 72s Z. Tues. after lst Sion. in Nov
Ner'e, J O15 Il. Tues. alter Let Mon. Ia Nov,
N. ii 3 080 X. Tues. alter Let Mon. IN Nov
II. j., II 4lj ID. Tues. after Is! Mon 10 Nov.
y. NJ 6Sl H. Tues. alter lst Mon. IN NV.
n. Y 938is D. Tues. aiter 1st sion. 10 NOV.
~ g., T0uS ID. Tues after lot Mon. In Nov
Ohio, ,5l6 K 2 Tucsiay ia October.
Oregon, $50 II 1T Mondav Ia June.
Psnn., l7,9il lt Tues. after Is. Mon. ia Nov
Rnode l,l,, 5,075 4 lN w 3daeslay in April.
y. o., 659 Il. Toes. alter lsl Mon in Nov.
Tanu., 43Gl0 -. Tues. after lst Mon. Ia Nov
Tex, 90 0O5 ID. Tues. after lst Mon. In Nov
Utah, Mormon, Is, Monday ia August,
NeFmont 23,s7 K. 1T 1uesdAy h Sent.
Va, AHA ID. Tues. after LIT MOB. In Nov
Wash. Z. 2,'3 Il. Tues. after let Mon, In Nov
W. Va, IA 56l ID. - Tuesday ia October.
VIE, b-l4i Il. lpes, alter lst Mon. In Nov.
WHy'g, lOl 4. Tuel after lsl Moo. in Nov.
--S.aie JouIaal.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
PRED FIsaGR KILLED.
4 Sad and Dlglrc57lng Calamity


lie was killed by the eX X2Iosion OF the gen,
orator in bis sodR-water works 10 this CITY, az
about O'Clock this morning. Mr. Fisher hsd
arisen early, and had been engsged in tho
works for some little time preparing soI;zpr
wRter. Tie generator bad been Charged, Hnd
showed pressure OF 100 paunds. But Mr..
Fisher thought he would make the charge
stronger, and injected little moro water
into the generator. Explosion foiloRei. The
head of the generator was torn OF aud blown
With great violence across ho room. pupple
10 the peighborhoca heard the explosion, ana
The erica Oi the iaDiily, who Wero ii-st 70
learn Of tho dreadful cAlsmitv, aud rushed At
once 70 tie spot. mr. Fisher was found living
10 the debris, with his right arm mnngsd
and crushed, ard his Tght side ieariniy
bruised. Tine suppOsiiion is, that tie head
Of the generator had struck him on bis rigat
side. The blow WAS terrible one, and was
almost Immediately fatal. Mr.. Fisher sur.
Yived about hall hour.
Mr.. Fisher WAS born in Hanover, Prussia,
10 1882, and was tOrly.eight yeaes OF age, AZ
his death. He came 20 the United StaLes In
1861, and was married in 1851.
HIS death is n bereavement 10 large Dnm.
ber of citiz3ns 10 ih9 city with whom he had
business relations.
He was sss5ciated with Co. Dellmeyer 10
the o"hciAuip VI INC louuuly huu E4asuiHe
shop; be was a member OF the City Council
and president pro tenn. OF the Board; 40 was
president OF the Fair Association, and YVES
interested In various Other enterprises. 10
deed 1t will be 4 long time beloro ali tie
places msde vacant by the deata OF Mr.. Flsh.
or, will be filed.
Al no tima 10 the history OF tho cit7 has
tho community been 30 shocked as 1t was by
the intelligence OF Me-. Fisber's death. Tho
family was distracted with grief. lie had
gone out irom them in the full vigor OF maui
" strength, giant armed, and iuil OF hope,
suddenly he ia stricken 10 tho earth. HIS lips
we're forever silent except to give low moan
Of pain-and whisper TO the attending physi-
clan dying. City Journal 18Th.
THE eastern csop Of Irish potatoes Is the
gFeatesl for yeafs,
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
Tlller Cireah Court.

Hamilton & 3 owa Va /. y. johnson ct al
dismis ed ut eost Of plR
SrcIling "a Assertion, 5is at coa. Of plH.
R},holmei vs. Larton dhmissed az cost OF
plE
s,ata ex rol v5I. 81. Balls dismissed at cost
5.a.s OK rel vs. J. Ra;caG, disnIssoa at COS,
Of pf
hcirs ofM. wyrlel, de9I, bill OF costs
all1wGd aud ordered distdbul3n.
NJ. Caallia vSJssa Nlsoa dsnisled Al
JoSa Hascr vs. a. ", sml.h t,'4l before
EAm. BIrk, Sp. Judge aad ~ .IurV; verdic,
ior d0pt. foc defendant Tor $500 anu costs.
Gamer az al vs Coarcr G. a. psrution rept.
Of sale filed anI Continued.
Bdcton VS. Sul0r Judgement for def.
j. 81. Miliec ~ ). II. 0tfich trial by
jury. vs-dlc. FOR plf. SD ~ d co-.s. Appealed
10 Supreps Courl bv def.
Smith VI Kirkpatrick mo.ion Tor costs,
Miller Co. 81 >. w. IG,imAu e. Oh, thfce
cascs, Continued.
Geo. Wsllber Ys 0. Rigs e. al, dsnIsso3
az cost OF pld
Parkau st va ParkhursI, dismissed.
FAocho- ~ FtHchsf deg.se OF partition.
Miller Co. SO Pnd'Ips, j1dg nsul los costs,
deienial. ps.d.
MlIlec Co. VI WJrEpao, jiismeu, for
$1CL57
M,iIsr c.. rs Martin ct al, i1sgm.. slao.
~.
Miller 60 VS. Wilson o. ~, ind2mt. SO .
Miller Co y'C y. Wyriek Ct al triad By
jury, lu1gm' sla5 ~.
M,ll1r 20 " i ID. III as el az idgms. by
ue,alt 81 -.
milief ". 's Eloide.t os al, de.at judsmi.
9'g ,,a %J. cu., 80. go,
A'l!eT 20. Is lIAeansV eb a. daiat s2dsm.
sll -
Mi,ler 20 IS Coleman e. a., ,dolAtt, lldsmt.
SDi,E''
VI lleT Co. vs. htCJmo ct al de'ali, 1ldzmt
s245.sl.
~ 'l'r Co vs. shelton ct 81 desalt, lldsnt'
SlJJ -
hnief 70. Ys hArr et oi dellI Jujsmi'
Sis.5j.
state eHFel vs. Wonlt, dismissed.
Stste eH-rel Ys hcCAriY, in igm'nt $5i,9t
s.S.s eN.iei vs. Eigepao' llismeni S5'Iy
S'at5 at e1 fe' " fortef, doiau1 jIdsm'ut
S1i'OJ
s"Aiam "a NJ Uer 70. Julgmt. iot pin. $40.
nfcNmhh V wsdo rs hoh sh't'
be'SHlsA 70 Wo1iVe" a'siHi'ael a. cost Of
uSeuu'-l'
~ pnnt,,s Ne Lulhpalas Ju4sueaL Oy deiAi'
'oI ~ 7'o'''O' .,,.-,,
+ V'4pn 'sA llhP' laIsmeAt Aaa cobhaue1'
r ,hingon ys Bea,on, de'alt. iuj,nept
Sgi ~.
CJttOn at al va DJlean et 81 Judgment aud
continued.
Bsddrn Va Co)k dismissed at cost Of pin.
State ex-rel w !. ". Eloi dismiss,d
S.ste eS'rel rs I. y. VI i1ro, iutcmt SI2g)
Elego "a Ad0tck 4tna - 10
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

PSIcE Pomeroy, late Gfesnback apostle,
pitches Into Weaver. m this stylc:
--"fhere ia no question but Weaver has sold
out to the Republican party ami Grceobsekers
can no longer consislAnty support bin; tbs
there is nothing to hope from Garfield. And
the best thing for Greenbsekers to do is to
support Gen. Hancock, who is free from
political cIi5uea .and whose honesty ls un-
Questioned" Pomeroy is. now. supporting
Hancock.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

WE arc asked, almost daily by persons
from tho country, Who are oandIdA.es and
when will there be county convenuons TO
nominate county tlokes?' We ara not able
to say; when the Executive Committees, Tor
the two parties, will call conventiOlS Or
whether they will act in the premises OF noti
oae or two hAye indicated tbafs week or go
bsiore the election will be time sufficient.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
10 IslaRd ol Iamalpa "a Earran Wa.ln

New York, Sept. G.--Tbe story OF the
storm which desoisted the i,lsnd OF Jamntce
seems rot yet told. Looking inland from
Port Antonio man csn see TO, distance OF
fifteen or twenty mlos, and IN tbe whole OF
Of that space mol groSipg plant, cUcuanut,
breadtruit, banana, aaae, e0rnstalk OF yam
vine has been loft. The cOlies bushes Ere
torn and stripped OF their berries. Thousands
OF eOc0anut trees have been blown down on
single plantation. The ls1,one legeled
hundreds o1e:2usas aud churches The 70.
ports ah79 ,hal in 81. Gsorge's district, PORT.
land, l3l houses were wrecked, nc Yaiais
iiitY-nue houses, Ia the Bath house district
iifty houses, in tho parish Of So. CithArins
every church and many houses 81 New Castle
twenty houses, aud 50 IN along about 2l0
miles OF the cost. At KiugslOn the damage
done is estimated at 3GOO,0J0, and tho sum
total Of loss by the cycone is appalling. Il.
will take many planters good many years
70 get theit plantations into order. Ihous-
anus OF families have been rendered entirely
destitute II ls not known how many per-
sons have perlihed bY tho disaster. Tne hur
rlcsna viii have a most ealhmitous eject on
lhs ifuit trade, whieh must come TO a stand
still Tor year OF more, and may probably
nefes be again btOaght ap 10 its present
promising state. There has already been
some talk aInOHe msstTs ana ship owners Of
retlylng trade With Trpxillo, RuAtan and
other places Ii Central America which wac
broken 0H a iew years 6Aok bg similar dis
Asler there. The principal shipper has
aiready had to telegraph merchants in Amer
ica 70 cease sending thelg Yesses 6.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
TO TEE AFFLIoT 80
Drs. Bandy and Vaphooser

Drs. ISandy and Ypph Ooser
Have made wonderful dlscovery o.
medicine that VIII cure all kinds Of sore sys''
DR., Ysuho0ser has been for some tin.
pracsie'ng ~ iAe vicinity OF Mt. Plss''a'
and Miller county, with unparalleled sueos,'
and OF late has formed co-partpershiP wiz
DR., q. ~. Bandy. Their ofles is now y
Pleasant Mount, Miller county, No, any che,
who may be Iflicled with ,9Fs es "A, 'hOaa
go Q. write to them. ThOy.guArantes Z p@'
mEGsnt cure.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
Pleasant Bl,
September lEh, 1880.


Ed. BANNER:
Our p,c,nIc OF tho llth passed o5 nicely
and every body seemed to have + good time.
In the forenoon the listeners wero addressed
By Col. Aldroge. of Moniteau Co. {, wa,
supposed that no other speaker. would bo
there, until about o'clock, there came q
Democrat speaker from Morgan CO. He
came for the purpose Of helping the Demo-
crslic p.rty-ani did help ii, With his pros-
enge aud with the statements he made, back
ed up By the documents ia possession.
This man was afr. Aude,sou w. Anthony, OF
Versailles. He addressed the gudienc5 n the
afternoon and was followed By CJl. A,dridge
10 whom ha made short reply.
Everything passed. OF as usual a, such
places except there was a wedding. Miss
Susan Swanson was married 10 alr. Szm'I
Johnson, E qr. Pitchiorl officiating.
Wheat sowing Is ia progress now and there
Is pro'pec. for Iae average nunbse Of acres
TO DO sown.
Pleasant Mt. Schoo! reopsue1 last Monday,
w. II. kemper, principaE Niles Minnie k,m-
per, ASSISTANT advanced department 2j pu-
pills, primary departmeE. %. And now hero
let ne say to all who desires Attending frst
class school or TO tho parents thas wishes
their children 20 aueud o first class school
shat they would do well 10 visit and learn the
WAYS and power OF coudu.tlng srhocl bg
Professor Kemper, before going 10 sly other
school tor the lpTpCGo cf becoming student
thereof, &c. ANDREW JACR4OS.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

You will not be sorry for hearing before
jadginsi for thinking before speaking; for
holding an angry tongues for stopping tho
ear 70 tale bearer; for disbeieving most OF
tho III reports; for being kiud 20 the dis,ress.
edi Tor bsiag patient towards everybody: lor
dong good 20 al mau; for asking pardon ior
sll ~Iongsi for speaking evil Of no one; for
being courteous " al.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

IHogPsoE's colt, Which swan the river {,
got out Of the rain enjoys ''asiional" lame.
The man who climbed az apple tree with
the Intention Of pruning it, and sawed of
the llspb on which he was standing, will vote
for Garfield.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

GsS. seigie is lighting INIT the Democrats
in Indiana. He commenced the canvass oil
the g1ate for Hancock and English at
Evansville last week.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
MISS sARAu A.: BRowu il The Democrats

MISS SARAH e.. BROwN is the Democratic
nominee Tor Superintendent Of public instruo.
iion in Kansas. She Is at pressut superin-
teadant ofipubllo schools Tor Douglass coun-
~, Kan. and she press OF that State give her
the credit Of having accomplished great
deal moreI,bGn any OF hor male predecessors.
The public mind seems to be gradually ten
dering ia favor ot"womens rights" and we
msy yet see, ere long the Offices Of. school
commissioner, school directors, our post
otH ses. and perhaps others kept by females.
Editor BANEERi-W Wan some OF the resders
OF the BASEER tall us the requisite popOlA-
ton ofa territory to en,itle Il to admission in
the federal government And an the federal
eoysrnmen. sdait territory that has adapt
ed consultation, Loleraling PolygamSi Aod
further should Uiab territory become state,
can pOIygamis, hold q federal ofieeF
- scRooL TEACHER.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

A Jererson City correspondent of the Kan.
sas oliy Times speaks haudsomely OF Gov.
Phelps' distinguished public services, and
suggests his name as candidate for the
United States Senate.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
yoR JUDGE or FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
E. L. EDWARDS,
OF Cole County.

0sN. H. Clay Ewing will be elec.ed Rep.
resentstive from Cole Co. The Republicans
know Democrat can do JET. City more good
than Republican. Hence they all support
Gen'l L.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

HE exports OF wheat aud wheat aour from
all United States ports to all foreign coun-
tries from July /, 1879 TO June 80, 1880, have
been equal to about l7s 100000 bushels OF
wheat
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized 10 announce Hon. James
A. Spurloek OF Morgan county, Mo-, ~ can
didate for Judge OF the LIST Judicial clrcult OF
No. at the November election 1880.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
STlTE TICKET.

For GovERNom
T. 4. CRlTTEgDEN, Of Johnson.
LlEuTENAST.GCyER
R0BT. A. Campbell, ST. Louis.
JUDGE or SUPREME CouRT:
ROBERT u. Ray, of Carroll.
STATE TREASURER:
PHIL. E. 0HAPPELL, ff Cole.
SECsETART or STATE:
MICHAEL K. McGRATH, St. Louis.
STATE AUDITOR:
JOHN. WALKER, OF Howard.
ATToRSEY.GENERA1
DAN'L d. MClNTYER, ,gAudrain.
RRaIsTER or LANDS;
ROBERT MeCULLOCH, Of Cooper.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
GEORGE G. PRATT, of Boone.
yoR JuDoE or FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Z. l.. EDWARDS,
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
HOH. IOHH 2. PHILIPs,

win speak at the ioilqs1iqs places
Pleasant Mount scptqubar 81.
Tuscumbis, September %.
,Brumley, September, 30.
Linn Creek. September 30
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
OSCAR DIONNIG,
----DBALKE M
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY

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S3EET MUSIC.
Everything m"ob0nyd W my especial Cat
slOsue" iwhch wlii De sent free on applcas
toni may bs obtained from me, On tho fol-
lowing tern':
ST. 90 CASH viii huy...- So 90 worth Of MusfS.
800 Cash will buy"..S5.00 worth OF hust.
s}CO Cash will buy..-$l5 10 worth oi MusiL
Now Muslc of any publisher, viii fnr.
nisa Al 20 per cent. of publishers pricos,
prov iced the order amounis 70 81 90.
Subscribe for "NoNNIG's MuHcAL JoUR-
NAL' ths hest aud cheapest muulhly pnblish-
ed, only 30 cents pr year.
OSCAR MONNIG,
Jefferson CITY, Mo.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

THs eastern csop Of Irish potatoes Is the
creates! for years,
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
Hotiss TO Holders Of Internal Improvement
Fuad Warrants.

The Undersigned Treasurer OF Miller coun.
ts, Mo- hereby nodael al persons holding
Registered Wsrranls on the Internal Improve
ment Iund OF said County that money has
been set apart for tbs payment OF said var
rHBs and that the Interest on same ceases
iron aud after The setting apart Of suid
money lof tho payment ot said warrants.
also warrants No. - and 10 on Contengsnt
fund monsy has bsgn sol apart for the pay
mont OF the above.
This ls.h day Sept 1890.
JANIS II. ToDD,
Treasurer Miller Co., nso.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
PROFESSIONAL yards.
I. b.. ROBINSON,
Attorney =, law,
Tuscumbia, MhsOuri.

1Ollce At prostnt IN the Court HOuse
Probate business, Collections, Partitionfng
Lands aud Qnieting Tities Speciality.
Have been Clerk OF The County aud Cireuit
Courts Tor IL years, am familiar With the
Records, hsve the only ABSTRACT OF
TITLES in ,he county. Charges reasonable.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

Official Paper of Miller County.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-19

TIL b
CAMPAIGN APPEAL
FOR - 1850
of Terms ina
TEIE: APPEAL
only Republican Nevada unrammeed by and
monopoly Influences regarded
in the in the past.
PoLITICAL
The which has marked for
laid down in the Platform of
the Garfield Arthur the mast head
State Politics.
will leading presenting of Nevada the issues
xtorons, against programme
to upon
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using
maintaining the organization OIL
County, will
the of county in published
a Complete Newspaper
Approaching support given
morning.
Virginia In the Local Department
meetings
Political Printing.
fully equipped ordinary
mammoth poster.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-19
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-09
A Word to Our Readers.

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-09
Treasury nenartment,

OFFICE gF COMPpROLIFf..
On THE CURRENCY, {
WASH iR4IgN, spisustls is5a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-09

given their opinion of the Turkish
note, that 1t is altogether unfit to
form a basis of further negotia tions.
While communicating this opin-
ion the British Cabinet urge the
immediate resumption of combined
action on large scale, namely: To
make naval demonstrations nearer
C0nstantinopls without abe ndon.
Ing the demonstrations at Dul.
cignO. a.
All the Inhabitants around Scu.
tari, Albania, have been summon
ed to arms,