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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-15
Mass MaAiIna.
RAG BABY No, 2.

The National Grseabaok party Of the sew
erAl townships Of Miller county, Mo-, are
requested to meet on the Let Saturday 10
August for the purpose OF organizing clubs
and Appoiutipg committees to correspond
with the Executive Committee Of Saline
lownship, by the Cad Saturday, Ia August, u
possible, Whereupon said committees will
putting out . Greenback ticket for tho e0un-
~. by order Of Executive Oqmmittes,
W. J. NEyGILE. Pres
y g. MILLER, Sosmmittee.
L. d. ATKtNsos,
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To our p~artrous and partisan friends. We
will say q few words; We have ct all times
since conducting a public journal endeavored
70 run our paper in the interest OF the
people Of Miller county, especially and for
the benefit OF the Usage valley. We report
and inert the proceeding OF all political par
ties and religious cresds, 80 far as We can, 10
be on the sde Of truth and honesty. Ia this
issue our readers will SEQ that there is a call
TO organize Greenbaek clubs in each town.
ship in the county. Also, we have 1t from
good authority that the Republicans intend
holding a delegated convention about the l6tn
OF August to nominate a full ticket for coun-
~ offices, The Democrats we understand
will hold q delegated convention some time
The Last OF August or frat Of September 10
Now, . few words on the subject Of run
ming three tickets. All will readily admit
that the interast Of one citizen will redown
to the interest Of another; Rhen State or
Federal aid is given. All will admit that the
people ofMlller county haYe paid their pro-
rata Of the State interest debt, in the last
twenty-five years, this interest debt means,
nothing more nor less than, the bonded debt
OF the State, for the building Railroads, that
other counties hsYe had and are new re.
eeiving all benefits from. The question pre-
sents itself 10 Us in this wise, supposs that
Miller co1nty has paid two thousand dollars
per annum for twenty-five years, on thse In.
terest debt, which other counties have the
benefit OF, It makea $50, 600 that other coun.
ties Justly " Miller county, and It would
not be unreasonable 10 ask the Legislature to
give some relief to the people OF Miller coun-
~, Is this relief would come from all other
counties In the State pro rata. Suppose we
are represented in the various offices by
GteenbackerS OF Republicans; what would
be their influence In case Of an appeal Tor
such EeIieif Ia It likely to DO granted as II
the county had Democratic officers, who
would WELD an influence with outsIde triendsi
Let us lay down political jokbery, ard look
at business In . business point. The people
of Miller county want the beautiful Usage
river improved. They want turn pike and
Crawl roads; they want school houses and
churches, they want bridges over the Oaage
and other slreams. They wan! immigration
Of capital to erect manufacturing. they want
Immigration Of solid farming, stOok raising
and labor Injected in esF territory. Now,
why our 9reonback and Republican, iAsnds
cannot SEQ these matters as we do Ct our
stand pOist, We esRROl diYlnss Oaly, that all
anuo. see alike.
We will say further, that the columus Of
the BAEsER are open for all parties to ap
pear and represent their views on The various
subjocts-should any Office hnd q mar that is
Willing 70 take her In, candidates may feel at
home in ,hsl eolpmnS Of The BANNER TO lot
their Pin Feathers be known to tho public.
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But seven years age every leading Repub-
llcan journal was condemning, in uumeaaured
terms, the great salary grab, as it was then
called,
Foremost In this work we're the New York
Tribune aud the Cincinnati Commercial.
The latter Journal demanded the resignation
Of Gen Garfield as a member of the House
Cd the INTERESTS or ms r~onspfusshn, IL wa
then sentencing Garfield to q "disgraceful
obseurity." Il pronounced him ~ marked
man. Il doubted "whether the united In
lusnce Of the press eoald save him." II
announced that he had made his own bed
and must lie down upon 1t. As Gen, Gar
aeld ia now not only q member OF Congress
but a SsnStor elect and . candidate for the
Presidency, the Commercial might demand
and obtain bis resignation IS a member OF the
House and the loss would not be greatly felt
by the muohselecied and somewhat nominAt-
ed man.
The Commercial, it 10 hoped, In asking Mr..
Garfield's resignation will not give the reason
IL gave seven years az Tor demanding III
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given Al lattar, nj Al.
mlnistFstion on the esta tslof nss r. P,,ss
deed. were granted 10 tho 0ES $1,000 10
the Probate Court 81 Miller e6sss'snOI y
bearing date June 29th, 1850. ANY,.
having claims against sald esiats are ritz.
ed 10 exhibit them for allowance within OF
year iron tue date Of said letters OF they
may be precludsd from any benefit Of sai1
estate and u such claims be not exhibited
within " years from The date Of aid letterS
they will be forever barred.
A. B. HALx, administrator.
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LIGHTEImG. FIRE, TORNADO.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST DAxszR.

INSURE YOUR PRoPERr Against DAKszR.
The German Insurance Company OF Free.
port, Ill., was established In 1855 and Is rated
IS one OF the best Insurance Comps MES In
America, as they insure principally sskolSted
aud Farm Property and take no large city
risks, thereby making II more safe for the far
mer, there can DO no doubt hs 10 their safety
and s~oandness and aa their premiums are so
light no farmer OF parsons owning property
can afford 10 carry their own Tlsks. aeitheF
should they, when they can get insured with
q ompAn who are ample able and reliable,
and 40 adjust their losses promptly.
r. YSR BRYcK hiss been appointed as their
agent for s. w. Missouri and having 3 large
experience In: the business will vTite up your
application Attime. Give him a call 90 in
suranee. nlT-tk
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETpLEMENT.

Notice IL hereby given 70 all creditors and
others interested In the estate OF Elizabeth
Lea, decd, that the undersigned ~administra-
.er lntends making . final settlement Of his
ao9lnistrAlion on said estate At the August
,srn of the Probate Court OF Miller county,
mo. be held at the court house In said
county s~ammencing on the second Monday
OIL august A. ID. 1880, where sill parties in-
ss,esvsu osI intend n they zee proper this
oAAVh w. LIZA, administrator.
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james Cummlngs Is selling In this coan-
" FoIdS's patent window ventlator. II IL
the only useful arrangement Of the kind we
have sSsT seen. a ssmple is attached 70 a
window Of our ofseo, which can DO examined
BY any one calling. l. is especially necessary
for halls, court houses, churches, schools and
81 residences. G.
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STRAY NOTICE,

Taken up by S. II. Bone and posed BET ore
r. Yer Hfyck j. p, in Equality toSqshIp in
Miller county on the l9th day Of MAY iss0
The following described property, one DARK
and rather al indistihet giIth mark on tkS
left SIDE under the body and sppaised 81
($45.00 forty.6ve dollars by A. Fulkessou,
ID. Cummings and 4. Abbot.
r. YKR BRYcK J. p.
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UNIVERSITY OF FHE STATE or HlsSURI.
coLUMBlA, BOONE County. NO., I
I,iv Attn 1891

CoLUNBIA, BOONE County, No.
july 5th, 1850.
To THE CLERK OF THE MILLER Co. CQuRr;
sir-It is my duty to inform you that,
under the provisions OF an Act al the General
Assembly,. approved April l, 1872. wide Ses-
sion Acts, iST2 pp. 1850, aud Rev. Stat.
1879, Sec. 1867, 72bS,l your county is entitled
IN sepd TO the departments Of the State
University at Columbls and Rolla, during the
wear ending July l, 1881, tour students,
between the ages Of Sixteen and Twenty-Five
years.
Under the rules adopted by the Board oil
Curatorp, students "shAll possess a good
moral character, and shall pass = satisfactory
examination IN photography, re ding, writ
ing, arithmetic and geography" and musi
paw the fees prescribed by said Act, to-wit;
On matrIculating, ana entrance fee Of ten
dollars, and contingent fee OF ave dol
lar; and q Ike contingent fee At the begin
ming OF the second halt year, making the
whole annual charge twenty dollars WHICH
MUST BE PAID ny AVERY STUDENT, except
regularly ordained ministers OF the gospel,
belonging TO any OF the various religious
denominations 10 this sute, and indigent
Ts'" scBSSlA" coy ,Eg|orsfhf RlpHpKe s6Hd
Engineering, the annual charge Is forty dol.
lars, each, The session OF all the depart
ments, under the presidency OF Samuel 3.
Lowe aNIA - WIZ hNAh
ON THE SECOND MONDAY uath) OF
SEPTEMBER,
and will continue until the lFst Thursday OF
June, ~lS6l-except that Of the School OF
Mines and Metsliurgy al Rolla, which will
begin and end one week later.
Ample provision has been made for the
education and care o fyoung women IN all
the classes Of the University. and 8 course Of
study specially adapted tor them has been
adopted. See catalogue 1879 80 pages IS to
60, 1875 and l27. a giris' home tor about
twenty bOArders has betn provided, adjoin-
Ing the campus, under the care OF the lady
principal, Mrs. Carr.
You will please, after giving two weeks
publication to this certificate, transmit to me,
on or before September LIST, 3 list OF the
names OF all the youth OF your county who
intend 70 make spploation for entrance Into
the university ct the ommeneemen Of the
next session.
81 such a list is not transmitted, students
from other counties will be allowed 10 en-
ter in lieu Of those to which your county is
entitled,
BOARD can be had 10 clubs In She college
buildings for male students at S2.2b per
week; In private families az $500 TO 81 80.
am very Tesp'y. your ohsdlsnt seFv't.
ROBERT L. TODD,
Sec'y Board CuratoFs University Of Mo.
Persons desiring to enter The State
UniVersIty ct Columbia or II lila, are Fequir-
ed to make known their intention 70 me on
or before September l, 1880.
Catalogues rG the University can be had
on application TO the University Librarian,
Columbia, Mo. or at my office.
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NorIuE on nlsINCoRpERATloN.

notice - nV4ssJ. gwen That 4 the Augusk
term 1850 OF the Muller county court 4 psfi.
tion OF the eihzens u Mt, Peasant wiI be
presented 10 the Honorable Court praying for
the disincorpsration Of sGd Town.
II. II BRoCnAN and othasa
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Spring Garden Seminary, miller Co., Hs.

The Annual Session OF the Spring Garden
School will m on or about Sept. 9Th.
1880, and continue ton monihs-For partieu-
lars address SUTTON & MoLEs, LJcukt
Mound, Miller county. Ao,
n243 m
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SEnALiA Democrat; Hon. A. w. Anthony,
of Morgan county, will not be a candidate
for Judge in the First District, This leaves
the leId clear for Judge E. L. Edwards. who
has made q most excellent officer.
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Tux Grant men are composed Of nerve and
steel and win not be led BY swarms OF Tad
poles nor Green aies. They are for Han
cock,
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THE Germans ia all the cities are forming
Hancock clubs.
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SeOA week Ia your own town. Terms aud
50 outhl free. Address u. HALLETT Co
Portland, Maine
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THE State Hoard OF Equalization for the
assessment Of RAilroad, Bridge and Tels-
graph property fixes their aggregate value
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soc'y Board CaratOrs University Of Nc

Persons desiring TO enter the State
UnivsrsIty st Columbia or r lila, are requir-
ed to make knoWn thelr intention 70 mo on
or before September l, 1850.
Catalogues rI the University can be had
on application TO the University Librarian,
Columbia, Mo-, or at my Office.
]. B. CLARK.
Clerk County Court Miller County. Mo.
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n. Sc SONS
Editors, Publishers and ProprIetOrs.
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Oacial Paper Of Miller County.
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Published Rvery Thursday.
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Thursday, July IS, 1880.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-22

require that large number Of other fishes
on which they may prey inhabit the wa
tiers with them. Unlike the majority OF
American food fishes their diet is largely
vegetable, and they are particularly fond
OF water crosses and other juicy plants.
They grow fat upon what Is called "lrog'
spittle" which covers quiet waters. They
also devour worms and insect'lafvey
which they root out Of the mud, and all
kinds OF refuse matter, such as the otlal oil
kitchens, slaughter and breweries:
The carp is adapted to very varied
climates, and will thrive under conditions
uniavorable to any equally palatable
American fish. They are at home in lakes
and streams, and in the merest puddles
and bitches, and It is believed that they
will excel all others for propagation In
ponds and other sluggish waters North
aud South. They will live in waters
where other fish could not possibly exist
for instance, in pools Of bog.meadows or
sloughs.
During my interview with Prof Baird
an English traveller from Leeds, England
who was on his return from the West IN
dies. came in and was introduced. Amin
teresting conversation took place between
them, The Professor is q gentleman OF
large information and q vigorous mlna.
Col. Wilson told me that he recently made
one OF the most interesting talks before =
Congressional committee TO which ne mao
ever listened, and he only regretted that q
shorthand reporter had not been present
10 take it down. ! trust what IS mere
recorded on the subject Of Carp hsh Will
excite interest in our section Of the coun'
try in the introduction and culture oil the
Carp. 7
made call on DR.. Hessel, who has charge
Of Inc government hatchery, near the
Washington monument. found the
Doctor at work on some drawings for a
model fish pond, and quite ready to show
and explain everything connected with
the hatchery. His headquarters are In
little office on an island In the midst oil
the compartments OF bis ponds. be pre-
sides over this little archipelago, and can
give YOU no better idea OF 1t than to say
that II resembles somewhat the watts OF Q
LANYARD. Several acres are sub.divideC
into large and small ponds and into watts
and here fish OF various kinds are propa
gated, reared and transferred. DR.. Hesse
Is enthusiastic on the subject Of the carp
and takes pride in the part he has had in
introducing them into this country: Like
Prof. Baird, he expects great results u
follow their introduction. Hewill be gIaC
to answer any inquiries Of any persons
lin West Virginia, or elsewhere, who may
feel an interest in tho subject that he hal
so much to heart. His address is at mum
Der Ola Tenth street, where all letters vii
reach him. a. W. Y.
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

the Wseeus and Elm Grove l. Viii I Tua a. iSI
lows Cars will leave the city corner Market and
ElAVanth HtFOafal and HnPnhrnnk pRPk nj
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nepublIcnn county Convention.

The Republican, Of Ohio county will hold a Con-
ysntIOn at the Court Hou,e on Saturday May is'r
1880 at o'clock p y, for the purpose Of 'PP0ntnG
sixteen delegates to the State Convention to DO held
In wheeling May i2th, 1880.
Each District Of the county Is entitled to ton dele
gates In said County Convention, and the Republican
voters are requested to meet on Saturday April gun
in the city Districts at 1850 o'clock p NJ, and in the
cOpa,ry DISrlctS at oClOckr NJ, at. the usual voting
places in the several Dtrcts except that In IFiAae''
pblu, they will meet at LAWNS Hotel In TrlndePlIa
IL Liberty DIstrC, at Centre schOOl House. In Rich,
land District at the Brick School House. at the head
Of Woods Run, and In RItchie District at ArO'nE'
Hall
A full delegation from each District Is earnestly de-
,,..a JOHN FREW,
Chairman Co. Ex. Com.
Ell. wuNpERLiCIr, Secretary.
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and country, to inaugurate a movement
which shall be more in harmony with the
wisest systems OF secular education"

wisest systems Of secular education"
TnR society for the promotion Of ethical
culture, under the direction Of the liberal
lied Jew, Felix Adler. sounds rather irigid,
but the society Is better than It's name ana
Is really doing valuable missionary WORK
among the lowly poor Of New York CITY.
II has a Kindergarten for the little chill
dren. a committee oil supplies for the
needy. and two or three trained nurses,
who have each q district In which they
visit the sick poor, under the direction oil
the hospital physicians, and care for them.
This work is admirable and appears TO be
very we'll done, although 1t seems strange
10 hear that these nurses are directed 70
leave religious comfort TO religious teach
err. The sick cared for are almost wholly
Catholics, for it Is found that the Catholics
do for their own poor little beyond giving
in some cases to poor families orders for
groceries TO the extent OF dollar a week,
by the society Of st. Vincent de Paul. me
sisters are occasionally met; but they 90
not seem to do any nursing or 10 give any
but spiritual comfort.
The pops has been writing an encyclical
on marriage. After depicting the evils Of
divorce, he lays down the law OF the
church as follows:
at also behooves everybody to know
that, II among Christians any union oc-
ours between man and woman apart
from the sacrament, that union has
neither the character nor the value OF a
real marriage; and, though 1t may conform
with the civil laws, 1t, nevertheless, has
no other value than that OF a ceremony or
usage introduced by civil law. Civil law
can only command and administer things
which marriage entails in the civil order.
No power can dissolve among Christians
ratified and consummated marriage;
and, consequently, persons who, for any
reason whatsoever, contact new mar
rage before death has put an end to the
first render themselves guilty OF manifest
crime. But II things come TO such point
that life in common becomes intolerable
then the church allows separation OF the
parties, and provides every care and
remedy to lessen the Inconvenience o.
the separation, and 1t never ceases e
work for the restoration OF the concord II
never despairs Of"
In conclusion, the Pope states the OBJ
iec.ions to the marriage OF Catholics With
non.Uatholics.
A PAGE OF this weeks Congre0atiOnaliSt Il
devoted to discussing the relations OF pas
tors and pews and the causes OF the mod
ern tendency to short pastorates. The ar
ticles are all by laymen, and the writer o
one OF them, doubtless book. keeper
strikes balance sheet after this fashion
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ngW ApvERTIsEMENTs.

~ CHARLEY HINDER was drowned ntf thet tow.
bat Belle Prince on Friday, March 18th 1880 seven
miles below Pittsburgh. Any one finding bis body
Will pleaSe address the UNDERMINED. He was nan
Of medium size, about s feet or inches In height;
hAd black bar aud small black mugtAehei hGd loslau
upper 5oss tooth Nav 4; " M.i M1SDs Ohio
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The Republican state ConYention-Ap'
noiutment OF Delegates.

State Convention, to DO composed Of delegAtel
regularly chosen by the Republican voter Of We.
Vir.lula a. their accustomed places Of meeting u
hereby called to meet In tho city Of Wheeling. OF
wednesday, tho 18th day Of May mkt, at lOA. M,
,eleot ten delegates to represent the party in the Ma
tIopal r. publican Convention that meets in ChieFE'
on wednesday, the End day Of June following, 4
choose can .date, for the Presidency and VicePfesi
denOy Of the United States.
oh. WILLARD, Mason County,
Us. cuxSMOIIAM, KanAwha County,
1T. HOKE, Mineral County,
o. G. sooYIELp, Wood County,
TIL. LOGAN. Ohio County,
q. W. ATKINSON, Ohio County,
A. W. CAxPuELJ, Ohio County
Republican Safe Committee.
w.J.w. COwDKS, Secretary.
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EOR SALE-A PLEASANT HOME.
ID ofter for sale my property 10 the western part Of
MRFtIn's Ferry Ohio consisting Of one-hAlf acFo Of
land, on which 10 comfortable frame dwelling,
choice variety OF apple, pelch pc r, cherry and plum
houIe 4 one Of the fuest In Martins Ferry. Enquire
on the premises or address T. II. STANTON, Martins
Harry Uhlo mh23e
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TRAcLsoy

Store bllls..................-
Prosperous claSSmlIe....
ExcesJ Of mobility"
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

STriadelphia Accommodation. train only runs
batWeOn WAeellng and TriadOlphIA.
tDally except SundAy-NeWIk Accommodation.
tgteubOnyIlle ACKNOWLEDGMENT train during
tho day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and BOllaire, stopping whom required at
sherman House, LEtnavillo, West Wheeling and
GfaVal Hill.
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A WRITER in the Sunday School Times ad.
yances the somewhat novel idea OF paid
Sunday School Superintendent. "Many
OF our smaller and poorer churches" he
says, will have to depend upon tho vol.
unt9ry method; and in some oil our strong.
er churches VIII always be found those Of
wealth and leisure who will donate their
services; others still who do not consider
their services worthy OF compensatlon-it
is possible they are not. But we submit
whether the time may net come for the
larger and Weather churches, both in city
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ADVERTISERS By Addressing Geo. P. ROWoll
~ Co., 10 8pruee st., n. Y, can learn the exact cost
Of any proposed line Of ADVERTISING 10 American
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