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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-10

SETTING MuK.-It seems now 10 be
admitted by all scientists in dairy man.
agement that the sooner We can cool
the milk the quicker will the process of
creaming commence, and by keeping it
at q low temperature the more perfect
will il be. Iwould advise, therefore, that
until the deep-setting system is adopted,
which forsee it will be at not very
distant period, the milk should be
cooled as soon sas Ii is drawn from
the COW, and before it Is set for
creaming. This process is more rapid
ly and more efficiently done by passing
it over milk refrigerator, when that
can be had; but when that not in use
it can be cooled very fairly by the pro-
cess adopted in Holland, viz: by put
ting it In tin or brass vessels to stand
for a short time in cistern in cold
water. If the shallow system be fol-
lowed, am disposed TO recommend tin
pans pressed out of a solid piece and
not iointed, as being ABOUT the most
generally useful. Glazed earthern-'
ware is usedE but unless of a good
quality and well glazed, do not re-
commend it and when OF good quality
it is expensive, and being very easily
broken it is costly item. Enamelled
iron pans are used, but are liable to
the objection that the enamel does not
wear well, and that they are cumber-
some and expensive. Wood keelers
have been very generally used in Ire
land and on parts of the cor tiuent,
but owing to the labor required to
keep them clean, they must be super
seded, which l fiud is rapidly happen
ing. l have already described the
deep-setting system; and so far as ex-
perience goes, it would appear as if it
is probable that it will be more largely
adonted as il becomes known
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-10
OVARIAN TUMORS.

Tho removal OF these tumors by RADwAYB
RpsoLvENT is now 30 certainly established that
what was once considered alFn0 c miraculous IN
now a common recognized TACT by oil parties.
witness the cases OF Hannah P. Knapp, MIRA. g.
KFapG Mrs. y. H. Jolly and Mrs. p. I'D. Hendrix,
published I'm our Almanac for 1879; also thRB ot
hrs. c. H. Bibbins. I'm the present edition OK our
"FalIlo and True"
One Dollar per Bottle.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-10
AGEICULTURE.

VALUE OF WHEY.-As the time ap-
proaches for starting cheese factories,
the disposition of whey will soon re-
ceive attention. Farmers who take
milk to q cooperative factory are very
particular about getting the entire
amount of whey that belongs to them.
They often insist on getting more than
their proper sharea. If they take eight
cans of milk to the factory they Insist
on f1llinG them all with whey to take
back to their farms for the purpose OF
feeding 1t TO pigs and calves. The
managers of cheese factories, Ito keep
peace In the family" of patrons, often
add water TO the whey, so that every
one may fill all his cans. Without
doubt the value of whey is greatly over
estimated. Some years ago Mr.. i. IL Z.
Wanzer, at Elgin, declared, at a meet
ing of the Northwestern Dairymen's
Association, that it did not pay patrons
TO haul whey from factory TO their
farms. Various and continued expert
ments had convinced him that Ii was
nearly valueless for feeding TO stock.
Now that both butter and cheese are
made from the same batch of milk, 1t IL
evident that but little of value remains
when these are removed. There IS
much of the sugar originally contained
In the milk, anu q minute quantity OF
tat and cas- in. If the whey is fed be-
fore the milk-sugar is converted into
acetic acid, nc will be of some benefit to
stock, and that is about all that can be
said of It's value. When whey is fed
alone to calves and pigs it is often a
positive injury to them. Ii contains
scarcely ANYTHING from which muscle
and\ bone can be formed. 1t may be
employed to some advantage as drink
for hogs that have the run of clover
pasture, and have little dry food as
corn, bran and meal. If fed to calves
and Young pigs, corn meal, bran,
shorts, ground oats, or oil cake should
be mixed with it. The quantity of the
meal and other dry substances should
be small at first and gradually increas-
ed as the pigs increase in size.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-10
CAUTION.

THE TRUE BELIEF,
RApwAY's READY hKLIKF In the only remedial
agent In vogue that viii Instantly stop pain.
Fifty Cents per Bottle.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-10
WORCES Re R

LNOR Price List OF best INVALID CHAIRS, ad-
IL dress with green stamp, VT. N. W. Co., Spring
held, VT.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
Tricks in Politics.

Some people go on the hypothesis, that
oil things are right IN politics: despicabi
men, Wto have no politics, only the gain OF
place, will resort to any kind Of triekery.
Last Tuesday it was reported II Jim Henry
i. that We had been paid I5O dollars BY
capt. Robinson to become a candidate to
tAke. votes from Johnston and swalem; It
had the desired effect on nsar GO voters 10
that township aud caused them TO vote
against their Wlli-Also another report in
Saline township that Capt. Robinson had
paid US. 500 to treat tor him-All Gu en-
reports are as false ss can be; the
manufactures and circulator Of such are onI,
capable OF srobbtng their nelghbor OF a good
name and we denounce all such NJ Williams
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
ohDER on PuBLlOA1IoN.

All persons int crested 10 the estate OF John
2. Harrison, deed, are hereby notified that
a ne ition was filed At the HOvemher term,
1873 Of the Probate Court OF the Ciuniy OF
Miller, 8 ate OF Missouri by the AIminisIra-
tor OF said estate praying Tor M order to sell
the real estate belonging TO the estate OF said
John II. Harrison, deceased, and II Is there
fore ordered by the court that unless tue con.
trary be shown on the fist day Of the next
term OF the Probate Court,
Of the said County OF Miller to be begun AID
beid AT the = ,urt ii use Ia the County OF
Miller Aforesaid on The second MObd4y In
November, 1889, an orcer will DO made Tor
the sslJ Of tbs whole or so much OF said real
estate as will satisfy the demands against
said estate, to-wit;
The portb east quarter Of south cast quar-
ter and north west quarter OF south east quar-
Tor except six acres pfr OF the north side Of
said quarter section said pisce being
Elk rods vide at the east end eighteen rods
Wide At the west end all In section ~, town
ship ~, range 10, Containing "a acres more
or les Situated In Miller county, M. where
tore tile administrator prAys The court for an
order.
JANIS II. TopD, Judge.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
no! ron SALT RIVER.

The splendid steamer, ''ONODONK
BOURBON" will leave TuscumbiA port this
evening at 0 p. n. for the renowned city Of
Bag Dad-Rnd Squee Gee Valley. A.specisl
trip for the nodation of defeated can
dldaIes at tho Nov. election, In Miller county.
This splendid steamer will haVs special NC
~comalodStion for Colonies, NJ jprs, and
Csptaina, representing round bed US. c. r.
the g. BIS and 5. T. De who will by turn
command. The lower grade of officers will by
turn attend the mating, roustabouiing, High
stuart, chamber maid service, There will be
a shadow along to assess the VAluables as
taken Cd board; pcroneI With slperabundance
Of Dir. Johnston's cohesive stickin plaster
and BRnda-ges TO s lick and bind the crew on
board, to prevent splitting tiCkets-
There will be a number OF diminutive
pin feather square toec BOOSTERS to "crow"
when their doors are unlocked.
The Blue ribbon desiples will have a
'Reading Room" with 81 gallons OF reading
matter placed in half pint bottles, TO distribulr
among the passengers, to ~blleviste = sea sick
stomach: 10 case one reads too mucbly they
will be SWalem-ed. BY = nolie-prossqui and
thrown over board.
Tue Round toed Democrats and Repubii.
cans of Miller will Gre 100 guns at the de.
pArture of the steamer and crew-And give
5S rousing huzz.hs for their sale journey
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Tuscumbia Mo.
NOTICE.

THE FRANK LESLIE PUBLISHING
co, DKY SrREkT, NEW YoRK. will give
steady employ ment 10 an active agent In
every county. On receipt OF 80 Gems they
will send for three months 7 HE FAMILr JoUR.
NAL ian illustrated Literary. Arr and Fash.
ion psper) or clubs OF four Tor three months.
for $500 together with a Valusble book OF
iDtVI nation tor the million, containing medi-
cal and household receipts, iegsl advice and
form, articles on Etiquette sod Letter writ
ing, advice 20 merchants. elerks, mechanics.
farmeri, as, &c 70 each subscriber, and
slso SD Illustrated Catalogue. c0btaining
terms 10 Agents, Pustmasters and Newsdesi
ers. This offer Il made In order 10 introduce
our publications. into every family. Address
FAMILY JOURNAL, is DEI STRKxT, NEw
YoRK.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
no"

4. youth commencing lies career
With promises OF doing we'll
l. lniy tempted to repair
Where sttUnger Aues than be has fell.
we see him muviDg in the way
That leadeth down TO certain lhrall.
And shall We told the hands aud see
A worthy fellow creature 1alg
Shall we refuse COR help 10 save
a brother from a shsmenl grave
BreAlhes on The soul 30 accents low,
This soft response IN answer mo-"
Upon tho dreary couch Of pain
The wasted invalid r~sclines
Toe lever heat consumes bis brain
And ali bis powers uudermines,
We hear the sighs OF these ascend
Who love him with = loYe sincere
And fel-hoW can we belp il, friend
That sympathy is needed here.
snail We thai sympathy withhold
Maen lis a richer gilt than golu?
Again thai voiee seemss 20 say
IL ais yer 70 this question "nay.n
The man whom fsts compels TO strive
From morn till night from year 70 year
That his beloved ones may live
ls sinking meath q load OF care,
Long has he struggled manlully
Mlsiortunes adverse wayes to ride
And shall we stand AlOOf and see
Him sink beneath the raging tid,i
Shall We stand n~neoDcernedlY by
And view the scene With fearless ever
Again 10 NC .ents soft and low
We hear the solemn answer mo-"
,uscnnnh,a No
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04

Tue q ,rman Insurance C1mpsny OF Eret.
port ILL.,, was established W 1865 and is rated
AS one OF the best Insurance CompFnies in
America. as they Insure principally lsolaied
and Farm Property and take no largo city
risks, thereby making IL more sAle for the far
mer there can be nc doutrast 80 their safety
and soundness and as their premiums are so
light no farmer or persons owning property
eau afford to carry their own risks, neither
should they, when they can get Insured with
= company who are ample able and reliable,
and do adjust their losses promptly.
r. YER BRYcK bas been appointed as the ?
agent lur 5. w. Missouri md having 6 large
experience in the business will write up your
application at time. Give him a cali on In
surance. hl7-tf.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
Notice.

Such OF our Readers as desire steady en-
ployufen', or valuable reading matter cheap,
should address TaE FRANK LESLIE PUB
LlSaING Co, 10 DEFY STREET., New YokK
They will send THE FAMILY J0s RNAL
ian illustrated literary and fas hion psper) Tor
three months for 30 cents, or clubs Of four,
tor three months, for 81 90, together with a
valuable book containing over $50 pages OF
useful information for the million. To each
subscriber Samples and illustrated Catalogue
will DO sent on receipt OF G cents in stAmpS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
ADMlNIsrtAIOWs NorIuE.

Notice Is h'reby given that letters Of adj
ministratiJn on tho estate VI Paytua NJ. Wi.
COX, decea cd were gianted e. he urd,g
signed bs toe PrOJate C,ut OF NJ cOun.
~, Mis-, outi, bearing date Octuboi : 8, 80
all persons having eiaims sgAinst sad estate
are required 10 exhibit them tor allowance
within ons year from the date OF tsid lrtttfs
or they may be prcc!udei tran any botedt
of sAid estate aud II ,ooh clEims DO NOT ex-
hiblied within TWO Years from the dAts OF
said letters they will b. forever barred.
MENERvA j. WHO AfminstTattiI.
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P0R SALE.

200 acref; IS 10 cultivation; rs acres in
iehce Tor stock pusturagr, AL " II catered
With living SPRING; good log buildings,
large harm; a No | iruit orchard. 400 ~ pie
lrue', $50 peach tres, plums, 1900 ape 6,
(Ooncor } cherries, s.. Four nh Z, East n,
fustumbla county seath church and ,ch Of
10 one ~mll,-terms chtsp. Call AK EANNLR
III 80, or w. Burtoh's,
500 actes, $50 under fence; $50 in cultiys
tiVG; three family residence; living water
IA al parts Utthe luni, lrnbts O,sgs river
one mills, barns and uuI bUuses-all IN god
"rder. Prcs REASONABLE. Gait on BA MIR
III % or J. G Lurlon.
-FoR SALE; A good farm Tor $3.50 contsir-
log l20 a:Tes 40 Ia cultivation, guud orchard
lt s surg ot prAchss, spplrs, plumbs and
ehe'fieA For particulars address 4. n.
Rpblns, Locust Mount, NJ
FOR SALE-lI0 a,rss: 20 acres under
'-ncr, 80 N cnlttYaion, n nice. young apple
orchard Ott KY or seventy bearing lfses on
he ptesiaes together with cabIn, smoke.
hous'. sable, aud y well uf never failing Wa.
Ter; plenty of good timb,r on the iIae sit
uzted half M 10 northwest OF Nj. Pleas.
ant, halt mile from school btu =: schout
taught 10 months ~ The year; church house
about same dlsi1t q 'tis altogether y very
desirsble situation. For term . spply 10 Ban
nsr Office Or j. 4. Sp4 ling, Peasant MI.
Miller Co. NJ.
FoR SALR - 700 acres, 20 acres meadow, 80
In cultivation; ode thousand peach tre's one
bundrded bearing apple trees, sever ty.five
Concord and Isabel'a. Wells, ~eistprns
and springs on the place. q iod dwellings,
barns AID Out-hOu,es; six miles IRON I ns
cumbia, on State road to SpTinRheld. Terms
Amply At BANNER Office or T.. M, Ulmons
Miller Co., Mo.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04

NJ Her County All Right for rhe County
We cAmpaiGned the county against rings,
cIiques, and closed door convehtionS-aud
in favor Of freedom Of speech sni honest
government, and 10 behalf of Miller county;
w did not look for any vote %ourseli; but
wished our county to go In the hands ofthose,
who bad been true to the flag Of our country;
wheu her opposers applied the gullstine and
prescribed us, for our fidelity TO our county
aud country, our friends, as matter Of courie,
we're advised to support the successful ticket.
In the future our paper will be run 10 the
interest of the whole people, for the growth
and prosperity OF Miller county and 10 favor
OF good governm snt. With malice toward
none and charity for ali" 'Let as have. resce.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04

Notice Ia hereby gIvea that the following
named settler has flied notice Oi bic Intention
10 make final prnol in support OF his claim,
and secnre 6nal entry thereoi; ard thu said
proof will b. made before tbs C,oIk OF ihe
Circuit Court OF Miller county, ~ his tGice
10 Tuscumbis, Mo-. the county seat OF said
county, on Saturtsl, 30.b day OF Octobuf,
1880, w: John w. Russell, homestead enlr,
M. 1888. for the southeast or Of nurthwcst or
and the northeast Or OF southwest Or section
%, township 80. rsnge ~ west, snd tie Dhmes
the following witnesses TO prove his cobtihu
Jus residence npOn and cultivation of said
tract, via: q. @ Lewis OF Hancock, WIN
Marrow, J, A. GARDNER and George Miller OF
Iberia, ali .. Miller county, NJ.
GUsrAvE REIcHE, K gistor.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
Three GirIs al One Rirth

The hCme OF Mr.. William Paillips, on
Little Buffalo, 10 this county, was.made glad
on The l6tn inst, by his vile giving BIRTH TO
niPlets They were ALI girls, two weighing
nYe and q half pounds eAel. AMI the other
hVe ,pounde. The babes arc well-formed
nnd iuliy developed, and are kicking around
lIHe taopoles IN a mud pudd ., willie the
mother is up and about as usual, Ne though
nothing unusual had occurred. Mrs. Pnil-
lips has, on two former occasions, given birth
70 twins, which sums up seven children al
three births.-Versailles Gazr tie,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given that TT tis OF ad-
mibislfS!ion OF the estate Of Esom b. lnley ,
dvo"Nsed, were granted 10 The under s'gned b,
he Probate Court of Miller tolhiy, NJ sauuri.
bearing date August II 1880, ~ psr, ous
having claiuns against sud estate ars r. quirrd
TO exhibit them tor allONabcs within one
year from the date oi SAID letters o. they ma,
% prscluied from any benz Il. 81 said estate
and II susb claims hs net exhibited Within
wo years from the.d4te OF snid letters the,
will be forever barred.
JANIS n. DooLlY Almr.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
FINALa ErrLRMRNr

Notice Is hereby given that the undersIgu-
ed ADMINISTRATIVE OF the es'A'e OF Alfred
Bnsick, decd, will make q hnal settlement
OF said estate, as saen administratrix, At the
next term OF the Probate Court Gf Miller
County, Missouri. 10 be holden Nj the court
house In Tnscumbia. m said county, on the
2od Monday OF November, 1880.
Sarah A. BUsicK, Administratrlx.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
Aotieo to Holders Of Internal Improvement
Fund Warrants.

The unfeIsigned Treasurer Of Miller o
~ Mo. hereby notifies all persons holding
Registered WArraoA on the Internal Improve
mant fund OF tsid County that money has
been eel apArt for the payment Of snii war.
rants and that the interest on came ceases
from and after the setting apAFI vi said
money Tor the payment NJ said warrants.
Also warrants No, IL and Is on Contengent
fund money has bsen sci apart Tor the LAY.
ment 81 the above.
This 18th cay Sept. 1880.
JANIS II TooD.
Treasurer Miller. Co., Mo.
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OF

CIRCUIT COURT; M.rts See nd Monday IN
February and SreoDdMonday in Septs IN Der;
X. l.. EDwAKDsi Judge.
COUNTY COUNT: Meets First Monday IN
February, May, August ard November;
W.B, WREGRFs presiding %isiirs; J0HS
s. JoBE, 10 district, HIEAM REED. 2nd
district, assoeihte j~uatces.
PROBATE COURT; Meets Second Mon
day in february. M y, August and Nov
ember. JAS. *. TUDp judge.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04

According 10 the Bureau OF Statistics, the
amber of immigrants arrived during the
Bar ended June 3Otb, 1850. was 457 257.
hero arrived from Europe, Sl7,s47; Asis,
$685. Africa, Il; America. 1Ol 6Sl; Pacific
9ji; all others, I'Oi5-tjtAl, 467, 257.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04

u. E. Osgotd was recently fined SlO0 for
AeticIng medicine In the Gentry, Mo-, dis
ct, without a diploma. His guilt was only
clinical and the governor, yesterday. re-
bis foe to SIS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
FINAL SETTLEMENT

No'ice lie b, rsby given tuA. the undersign.
ed administrator OF thu s.ts,e OF Michae
Wyrick, decd will msks a hnAl seItlrmenl
OF sa'd estate, as such sdministrA or. At ID.
next term Of the Probate Court Il Muller
Count, Missouri, - be holden at tie cuuu
hou g 10 Iuseumbis, 10 sail county, on TIE
2ld MInday Of November, 1880.
MICHAEL " RICK. hamr.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
STRAY NUT;CR

Taken up a. n stray by j. r Wels, o.
Eq%1Aiity township, Miller chunty, NJ, a. q
pose cd before the undersigned. = jisncs "a
The peace Tor said township on tho III day
of October, 1880. a light bay horse mule,
rather light alb ut he nnss and hFeasi, abnu
l34 hands high, supposed 10 b, 2 Years Uid
pact, DO OTTER marks Or braIls visiblr, nT-
praised AI $40 BY WIN. D Bushr, Aaron
Bell, samuel bell. ApprsiSsr. sworn.
r, VER BkYCK j +.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04

treasurer Gates attorneys at Jefferson
jity have a!ed an important motion Ia the
ircuit court oil jackson county TO have the
'tate's claim OF $IS7, 900 against the Mas,in
'ank made a preferred claim or nrst lien. If
his motion is sustained 1. will be good for
me state bank aud bad for the other cred. 1rs.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04

state fec o 50 is required to be paid to
Missouri state treasurer by all officers
ling commissions from The Governor. All
a are requested to forward the each,
ney order or draft.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04

We have much pleasure in recommending
Thermaline TO our readers, a an absolute
cure Tor Malaria. The manufacturers name
alone is q guarantee ofits merit. It sells at 95
cents per box. For particulars SEQ Advt
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04

he shipments OF bulk grain from ST. Louis
foreign ports via New. Orleans IRON Jam
" lit to October l6,h we're ls,7i4,OO D
shells, against 6.i64.s3s bushels Tor the
ne time last year.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
nj. Pleasant Hotel.

ny Jas. Z. ~SPAULDfEd.
The best OF lRfci aud accommodations for
The travelling pubic. Fire sample rooms for
drummsrs aud sAlesman. Be sure 70 patron
ks tue NJ. Peasant Hotel.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
HOIICE

The undersigned wishes 10 employ a
schOOl teacher TO teAeh in Dist. /, t Al, h IL,
who can tsaeh E-glish and. Gsrman as the
law directs.-W. r. Lc2roS, Dist. clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
81. Louis Rarket Report How. End, 80.

No. 2 red wtest closed YESTERDAY ut 81 OF
bid cash, 81 % l 8 December. SIC l 2 Jah-
uary. Coru closed IT 80 LAC csth, 80 l-2c
bid for December. Oals closed at 20 Ia
bid cssb, 80 5-sc bid December. Flour was
Hrmer and 10 demand. Meas pork sold At $l4.
Lard was nominal AZ
DRIxD FRuIr-Apple.-dark 2i,,
lair Az, prime 2i@ac, choice St..
Pescnss-mIXsd aud small HAYES 4@44c,
fair halves Az, prime do II.
Hickory Nuts-Shellhaik 60, large at 25s.
Misunderstanding Al 65@i0 u,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04

arlet fever has msde It's appearance in
tSburg NO., the type being most mallg-
/.
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PRDFEsaIoNAL O.ROs.
t. b. ROBINSON,

T. b. ROBINSON,
Attorney At Law,
Tuscumbia, Missouri.
rOflce at present IN the Court HUE.
Probate huslpess, Collections, Psrtitiobing
LANDS aud Quoting Titles n Speciality.
Have been Clerk OI the County and Circuit
Courts tor II years, sh iRmilisr with the
Records, hsve the only ABSTRACT OF
TITLES in she county. Charges reasonable.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-04
HI. Pleasant Shoe and B Of meuding.

James j. Reed will hall sole shoes and
boots for 80 cents per pair ill LIST March,
1881.
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nroNNIG.

OSCAR MONNIG,
--DEALER M
BOOKS g. STATIONERY
SPECIALTfEsi FIRE ARMS, WALL
PAPER, PICTURES. FRAMES,
CHRO Nos
PIANOS n ORG ANS.
Pianos irom........."..$l50 Ia 5000
Organa from. ,.......s.a $40 tu,S2UO
Write for Catalogue and Discounts.
SHEET MUSIC.
Everything mentioned IN. my especial Dat
alogue' (which will be sent tree on applica-
tlonO msy be obtained from me, on the fol-
luwing terms;
81. 90 Cash will buy...-.$2.0 90 worth Of Music.
81 90 Oush will buy. ..-$5. 00-Sorth OF Music.
$500 Cash will buy..-Si5 90 worth Of Music
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