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HERE is what President Hayes and
John Sherman said of Mr.. Arthur
when he was removed from the post
of Collector of New York. 1t is Re-
publican testimony, and should not
be questioned by Republicans
with deep sense of my obligations
under the Constitution, regard 1t as my
plain duty TO suspend you in order that the
Office may be honestly ddministered."-R b.
Hayes to Collector Arthur, Jan. 81, 1879.
Gross abuses of administration have
continued during your incumbency."-
Sherman to Collector Arthur, Janu 4ry
81. 1879.
persons have been regularly paid By
You who have rendered little or no ser
vice; the expenses of your office have 10
creased. while its receipts have diminish
ed. Brides, or 0rdtuitfes in The shape o
brtbes, haze been received by your Subordj
mates IN several branches ofthe Custom House
and you haze IN no case supported the etfOT
to correct these abuses. Sher
man to Collector Arthur, January 81, lS7
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JOHN wANAml
HOW TO GET j
everything below

d, Every day duriI|
all sorts of goods1
and goods that for J
or another are in \
are picked o t and
sether to be sold
They are undesiiraa5
to hold; but thew /
good 60! for the buyyer|
thing we have.
We have sold all
sun summer not It IS tn,
QUO worth of ooo1
n Jar prices in this wa,
$4,000, and manyt
more are going.
something marked
nearly every count,
store.
Everything sold !
able if unsatisfactOl
price.
JOHN WANAM
Chestnut. Thirteenth. MARI
PHlLADELPn.
maybe.
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MAINE AND PRESIDENTIAL Pros.
PEoTs.-In an article under the above
caption, the New York Herald, OF
yesterday, points out the very favora-
BILE prospects for the election of the
Democratic candidates. 1t says:
ut seems to be settled at last tlrat
General Plaisted has been chosen
Governor in Maine. The change is
startling when it is compared with the
vote of the State at the October cleo.
ton in 1876, when the Republicans
carried the State by IA, 900 majority.
Plainly good many voters in Maine
have changed their minds in these
four years, and the strange turn there
makes ether close States the more ill.,
teresting."
The Herald could draw no other
conclusion than that such change
must produce a startling effect. 1t
would seem to foreshadow greater
tidal wave than that which swept the
country in 1874, when Pennsylvania
with many other Republican States,
revei sed their delegations in Congress
and sent Democrats to represent her
interests instead of Radicals. The
Herald follows up its remarks and re-
fers to other close States. 1t says:
'There are go many of these close
States that they make very curious
part Of the problem to be settled in
November by the people. In Ohio
the Republicans polled last year only
fifty and one-quarter per cent. of the
vote, and that leaves no great margin
for losses this year. In Illinois at the
last State election, in 1878, they
polled only forty seven and three
quarters per cent. of the total vote,
and had not even a majority. In
Michigan they had last year only fifty.
one per cent. of the vote in New
jersey only forty-eight and one-hal
per cent; in Connecticut only forty
six per cent"
The Herald does not mention Penn
sylvania as being close State, yet il
examining the result in Maine an,
comparing the loss of IA, 060 in tina
Stale which polls but $4,000 vote
with the Keystone State that polls fly
times as many votes, it is obvious tina
should the loss of the Republica
party be as great in the latter State il
proportion as IN Maine, the majorit
which it gave against Tilden in 1876
will be swept entirely away, and leav
Hancock about 10000 majority. An
SO far as we can now see, it would az
pear that the people of Pennsylvani
have resolved to give her native citi
zen and greatest soldier statesman, i
fact her only great soldier, a more dc
cided and sweeping majority than W
have indicated above. 1t can hardl
be otherwise. Pennsylvania woul
be likely to do this in gratitude to til
man who saved her chief city were b
not her native son; but being one {
her own children, and the mobiles
soldier of the millions who went OF
to battle for her, and having carrie
her banners 10 victory in one of tn
greatest battles of which the histor
Of the nineteenth century bear
The daily gazette., 1880-09-24

II the gentlemen whose lips pressed the
lady's snowy b ow and thus caught So
we're cold had but used Or. Bulls Cough
necessary.
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SEPT. DRAWING.

Remit by Post-office Money Order, Re-
gistered Letter, Bank Draft or Express.
To insure against mistake s ard delays,
correspondents will please write their
names and places OF residence plainly,
giving number Of Post-otfice box or
street and Town, County and state.
All communications connected with the
Distribution and orders for Tickets should
be addressed TO X. NJ. BOARDMAN
Courier Journal Building, Louisville, KY.
"rat NO. SI and SO9 broadway. N. Y.
eptl-tu. tn u&sat- dd w3w.
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PUBLIC SALES.


GALE Or COWS. "a
= The Subscribers win 3XxM
sell at Public Sale, Al Red yaXt4N
Lion, East Marlborough, NT
Chester county, Pa, anreAfns2Ak
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9th, 1880.
at o'clock, p. IN,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS
AND sPRlNGERs, TWENTY HEAD
OFFEEDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS.
SILL d BAILEY,
l.. W. Stidham Son ADct'rs sepl0.ts
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1857 Prizes, amounting to. slIo 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
sation Will be paid.
write clearly stating full address. for
further Information, or send orders by ex-
press, or II Registered Letter or Muney
order by mail, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
or . New Orleans, La,
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
al our brandExtraordinaryD Drawings
ineht oil Generals q. I. Beauregard and
septlz 2taw4w&w
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FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,
THOMAS LEE TALLEY, Brandyw'e HID
THOMAS ]. HANNA, Christiana Hid.
ROBERT r. MORRISON, New Castle HID.
ALEXANDER WILSON, Pencader HID.
MARTIN FARRELL, Wilmington Hid.
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DEMOCfAIlC 1lChhAs
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD .. HANCOCK,
or Pennsylvania.
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT,
HON. WILLIAM HI. ENGLISH,
or Indiana.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS;
CHARLES ID. LORE,
or New Castle County.
ALBERT wHITELEY.i
OF Kent County.
GEORGE RUSSELL,
OF Sussex County.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
HON. EDWARD l.. MARTIN.
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TO Pm T SICIA N 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
CCDLlvER OIL.

knowing from experience the dlbsaJls.
faction 80 often Attending the dispensing
Of many OF The EN- ulsions In the market
would call y0ur attention TO some OF the
features of the emulsion which have pre-.
pared and dispensed for years with an.
varying satisfaction. The OH used In tn.
hnest Norwegian and the most scrupu.
lous care IL exercised In the choice OF al
material anu In every detail of Its manu-
iacture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsion IL made with the smallest pos.
sible amount OF gum, and by the very uni
mute dlvisi0h of the Oil globules liz render
ed very huid and perfectly paIaLable.-
Each Tablespoonful coatalns 90 Der cent.
OF { IL and grains OF Hypophosphite o.
Lime. samples Will be gladly furnished
70 a. Physicians who may desire Them
Put p In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-.
tactured and sold Wholesale and retail by
W. l.. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST,
Ninth and Mar @ Sts,
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FOR SHERIFF,
PURNAL ]. LYNCH.
FOR CORONER.
JOSEPH YARNALL.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
JAMES PARKE POSTLES.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
JAMES v. era WORD,
MARSHALL y. CHANDLER,
STEPHEN SPRINGER,
JAMES T. SHALLCRO IS,
THEODORE +. ARMSTRONG,
FRANK COLLINS,
HENRY @. TURNER.
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TAKE NOTICE.

This is the only Lottery euer voted on
By The people Of State, and under a
late decision IF the U. s. Supreme Court
at Washington, is the only LegaI Lot
terry noto in the Unatei States, all other
charters haOing been repealed or haot,.g
no existence.
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LOUISIANA STATE Lottery CO

This Institution was regularly tncor
porated by the Legislature OF the State 70
"a Educational and Charitable purposes, In
isbS, Tor the term of Twenty five
FEARS 70 which contract the invlolable
faith OF the State Is pledged. which pledye
mas been renewed by an overwhelming
popular vote, securing Its franchise in the
new constitution adopted December I'd.
Al ~, iS79, with capital of 81 100000, To
which II has since added a reserve fund Of
overtS1O,OOO. Its Grand Single Mum her
DistributiOns will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday,
~ neUer scales or pOstp0nes. Look at the
following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; $50. 600.
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EACH.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

FUH REFHF5ENTAIIFE IN VUNdKHss5i
HON. EDWARD l.. MARTIN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
Der Strett.

3pti ate Ssrrsn fnt In stnsn bfftissu
WOrtptdia esratbtn, Der itliebli@ ~ f&psrtI
stetnitihsr 8tsipisuns fabrt.
". ,MasrbingS. /" erpietfrt Der Nnbsrt.
,Sit psrbisnsn cine srsmpIarif&t 3a4tisuns.
Nbsr elm Duel, In unitrem Glisr -"
". Ipatbsti1&); go riSstn unlert Spbns
an unlsrr Statt ,ur p,fcle srtifsn J"
Q. oGinssrfanptn."
q; "Woblan | ssRimmsa Gle Ort unS
3etl..."
Q. 80 mab mir nur cine einlafasuns n.
aubsn."
U. ,9Rtbtn Sit !"
Q. 80 bssaurs. Sbntn b.merfsn ~ miFsn,
bas Id gar fsinsn Spbn babe"
, y. QirnruntsInb) : Duntr uns ssfast ID
babe AUD ftinfn 80"
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-30
ron SALE.

200 acres; 15 In cultivation; rs acres IN
fence tor stock paslutsge, all well wAtered
With living springs; good log buildings,
large barn; No. fruit orchard. 400 apple
trees, $50 peach trees, plums, 1000 grapes,
(Corcorl), cherries, sc. -Four mites East OF
Iuscumbia county seat), church aud school
In one mile--terms cheap. Call at BANNER
cffiee, OF W. z. Burtons.
500 acres, 45O under fence; s5a in cultiva
ton; three family residences; living water
in all parts ofthe lsnd, fronts O,age river
one mile. barns aud out housss-.elI in rood
order. Price reasonable. Call on BAsNER
Office or J. G. Lurton.
-PoR SALE: A good farm for $3.50 contain
ing l2V acres 4U In cuiuvstion, good orchard
consisting OF pesohes, spples, plumbs and
cherries. For particulars address 4. NJ.
Robins. Locust Mound, No.
FOR sALE-I2O across 70 acres under
fence, 30 IN cultivation, nice Young Apple
orchard Of sixty or seventy beading trees on
the presises together with. cabin, smoke
house, stable, and q we'll of never failing wa
ter; plenty ofgood timber on tho tract, sit.
uated bali mile northwest OF Nc Pleas.
ant, halt mile from school house: school
taught 10 months Ia tho year; church house
about same distsncf; Ills altogether very
desirable situa'ion. For terms apply to Ban.
ner Office OF j. 2. Spelling, Pleasant MI,
Miller Co. No.
FoR SALE-200 acres, % scres meadow, sc
in cultivation; one thoussnd peach trees, one
hundrded bearing apple trees, seyenty-hys
grapes Concord aud Isabella. Wells, cistefni
aud springs on the place. Good dwellings
barns and o1t~hou3es; six miles from Tus
Cumbia, on State road TO SprinEfeld. Termi
apply at BANNER Office or Z. Nj, Ulmon
Ridge, Miller Co., Mo. $50
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-30
ElIler CcrntY ronYenlinna.

In this week BANNER We publish the calls
for three political conventions; Toe Re.
publicsns on tbs Ssh the Greynbaclers on tho
0ih and tho Democratic on lbe IA b OF October.
each coming in close proximity OF the other.
from the present outlook, We are to have four
tickets or parts Of tickets 10 the Geld. The
canvass will Of necessity be short and likely
hot and excited for two or three weeks. The
BANNER will be found on the side OF those.
that will subseryo the best interests Of It's
people regardless Of hAir splitting dIfsrences
Of political opinions. Whilst we are svowed-
ly Democrat and shall do all IN our power
for Hapcock, Crlttendep, Philips ard Judge
Eiwards,. because they are iar superior in
every particular IN meri; 10 their opponents
Wa may, when 1t csmts 10 County officers,
choose 40 tho most suitable men OF opposite
politics, for such; There sre men, such as
Judge Todd and Capt Robinson. who are
republicans and men Of urquesuoned ability
snd integrity, who have filed places as
County otiees In tho psst and throughout
their whole term OF official career, not
fault can be found sgaIhst them by any psrty.
except per,onal and petty ambi tious
demsgogues.
Through trickery, chieauery and demsgogu-
iso tome good men may be defeated ia OBJ
tsinng nominations at the conventions aud
unworthy ms.erIal placed en- their tickets
for tbs support Of the people, In that case;
where corrupted ana knsyery are nsnilestly
shown, we hold Il ns right every freeman
should exercise, 10 expose such TO the public
gaze; If Fectsrianism, sociallstieism; clubism
or any other organism, undertakes 10 hood
wink or deeeiYe The people for personal
agrandIsemeni; tho BANNER will readily
e.pouse the cause OF freedom and tho most
worthy, whether he be q nominee OF
independent
The d mocratic convention being the last
to convene, will have fair took over the
field Of bA tile and should they discover men
Of opposite psrues already out; whose past
political course is not Objectionable and who
bave affiliated with them; Tor the good Of our
County, Il will certainly be their duty TO take
such aud give them their hearty support.
We want peace and prosperity, such the
people will have. Many Republicans will
support Geh'l Hancock, Coils. CritteDden,
Phil ips and Judge Edwsrjs, and when il
comes TO County officers there are Democrats
who will.support Todd snd Robinson.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF ad.
mihistration on the estate Of Esom b. Dnoley,
decreased, were granted to the Undersigned BY
the Probate Court OF Miller coanty, Missouri,
bearing dato August II, 1885, All per.oDs
bsving claims against SAID estate are II quired
to eKniOit them tor Allowance within one
be precluted from any benefit OF said estate
and II sush elaine be not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they
will be forever barred.
JAMES N. DooLBY, A1mr.
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COZ. PHILIP S at DRUMLEY.

We attended the meeting of the people OF
Glszs township yesterday 10 bear Col. Philips
address on the political issues of the day and
in behalf OF the Demoossiio party; bis ula-
gies. on distinguished: Headers of the Demo-
cratic and RepublicSn.pa and their sup.
port to Gsn. Hancock, could not be excel
cd. His criticism OF Gsn. Wesver, the Green
back candidate for President, and Mai. Brown
candidate for.Governor OF MOI and Judge
Rice, candidate for Congress in this district;
the Grst and last.old RspIbieans, and Brown
an old Democrat are all now. .deuorncing the
two old parties as being corrupt; all
are broken down. political hags;
All they ever swere, heretofore, was given
them by the two o!d paries, that the Peter
Cooper, Brick Pomroy, Britton A. Hill the
head and. bralnsiof,the. .Gfesnbsck.psrty were
now for Hancock, sud there is.nothing,leit
OF the so called Greenbsck party but the tnil
and that will die 10 November frost, (the
election.) Fer Col. Philips exertions in be.
half Of the people 10 O'ege river valley; every
msp, wom4n and child should support him
for re-elf elton. sa hrs
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PLEAsANT WOUET SCH0OL.

The Pleasant Ml. echooI opened M1a-
day under the charge Of w, II. kemper
rh's ID the only graded public school in
Miller county, Students ant cipstirg going
to school this fall and winter viii do we'll
20 cunsiier this school. The public school
continues four monihs The tuition will be
81 90 per month. The subjects taught are
those taught in the public schools Of the
school closes l will begin O select school
which will continue five months, this giving
nine months term of school. For any
information regarding the school address,
w. II. KEaPER, Plessnt Mt. Mo.
Pleasant MI. M. August 90 b, 1880.
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ORnER on PuRLIOA1I0N.

All persons interested 10 tho estate Of John
p. Harrison, decd, arc hereby notified that
oslition wss fled AZ the November term,
1873 OF the Probate Court Of tho County OF
Miller, State OF Missouri by the Adminislra-
tor OF said estate praying Toe an order to sell
the real estate belonging to the estate OF said
John i. Harrison, deceased, and 1t IL there
fore ordered by the court that unless toe con-
trary be shown on the fret day OF the next
term OF tho Probate Court
Of the said County Of Miller 10 be begun and
held At the Court IL ,use In the County OF
Miller aforesaid on the secondMondsy In
November, 1850, an order will bo made for
the sale Of tho whole or 30 much OF said resi-
estate As will satisfy the demands against
said estate, io.wiG
The north east quarter OF south cast quar-
ter end north west quarter OF south east QUAR-
ter except six acres Of Of The north side OF
said qaarter sechon said piece being
six rods wide at The east end eighteen rods
wide At the west ond all in section n, town
ship AZ. range 10, containing "a acres more
or les sit1sted In Miller county, Mo. where
foro the sdministrator prays the court for an
order.
JANIS n. Tom, Judge.
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U. s. LAND OFFICE, BooNvmLE Mo +,
Sept lmber Ism, 1880. 7

NVFI IHIUoT lUsUI IoOUs J
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice OF bis intention
10 make final proof in support OF his claim,
and seenre fnal entry thereof; ard that said
proof will ba made before the Clerk OF the
In TuseumbiR, Mo-. the county scat of said
county, on Saturday, S0.h day Of. October,
1880, via; John w, Russell Homestead entry
No. $3.50, for the southeast or Of northwest or
and the northeast qr OF southwest az section
%, township 80. range - weRl, and be nsmes
the following Witnessed 10 prove his contuu.
GUS residence upon sud cultivation Of said
tract, viz; q, q Lewis oil Hancock, Wan.
Marrow, j. A. Gardner and George Miller OF
iberia, ali 0! Miller county, M.
GUsTAVR REICuE, Register.
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NOTICE.

There viii be mass meeting Of the
National Gfoenbsck Labor party of Miller
county beld a, the Court House 10 TuscumbIa
on Saturday October. 8 b, 1880, for the pur-
pose Of nominating County Ticket in full
or in par', for Miller county, all persons are
invited to stiend who Sre favorable to the
Greenback principles whether they are club
members or not. Judge Rice and Others are
expected to-be present who will address the
people on the great 6uSncial questions speak
ing will commence at hslfpast l0a. no.
NV. J. NRvILL,
Committee X. G. MIJLgR,
l.. ID. ATKISsoN.
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STRAY NOTICE.

The undersigned appraisers appointed and
sworn to fully, fairly and impartially to APP
praise certain horse mule OF bay color,
taken up as a stray by Michael Wyrlok Of
EquSlily township Miller county, Missouri,
certify that we have viewed said stIay and
dDd the same 10 BE- two or three year old
horse mule OF bay color. some swelling on
the right hind leg at hook Joint with & small
bell fastened With piecs OF bride reign tied
on, twelve hands high and apptslsa the said
mule at twenty (20) dollars. Gwen undsr
our hands this 10 b day OF September 1850.
WM. WYRIoK, JoEL NJ. ToPPMG.
The above is true copy of tbs Appraiss.
ment before me a Justics OF the Peace in
and tor Equality township Miller Co., Mo.
X. VKR BRYcK. Justice Peace.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-30
notice.

At a meeting Of the Democratic Executive
Committee OF Miller County. held at the
Court house on lhe 2s.h September; il was
Resolved by said Committee that the
Democracy OF esch township 10 Miller eounty
hold MASS MEETING, al the usual places OF
voting on the
13rn DAT or ooroBzR, 1880,
For the Purpose OF Appolntins. % delegates 20
County Convention TO DO holden in Tus.
cnmbIA on the l4Fh day OF October, 1880, for
the purpose of nominating cand dates TOR the
various county Offices.
II. REKD, Chairman.
w. II. HAuENsrErv, See'y.
Townships Ere allowed delegates as follows;
Saline 10, Franklin G. Equality z;
RichwOods.9, Jim aenry ., Ossge 8,
@ az
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A Good Watch POr SIS

For FIVE DOLLARS we will send bv meil, 4,
postage prepsrid and re yistare1, to any ad-
dress, q iull-sized handsome and excellent
watch, stem winder of Amerleqn msnufsc-
ture, warranted to give satisfaction as 10 wear,
Appearance and time. Send money IN reg
istered letter, or By postal order, Reference
to the publisher Of this paper. with whom
we do business. Write your name and the
name OF your Post O1ire plainlv and address
MERCHANTS ADVERTISING AGENCY,
81 Broadway, NEW YORK.
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TRRWs OF COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT, NJ sots Second Monday 10
February and Second Monday in September;
4. l.. EDWARDS, Judge.
COUNTY COURT: Meets First Monday in
February, May, August sud Novsmh her;
w. X. WRIGHT, presiding isti"e; joins
s. JoBE, lst district, HIRAM REED 2nd
district, as,ociate JUSTICES.
PROBATE COURT; Nets Second Mon
day IA February. Nay, August and Nov
ember, JAS. II. ToDD Jadgr.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letters of sd-
ministralion on the estate OF Alfred NJ. Brs
deceased were granted TO the undersigned by
the Probate Court Of Miller county, Mo-,
bearing date August 9Th, 1880, all persons
having claims against said estate are required
to exhibit them for allowance within one
year from the date of said letters or they msy
be precluded from any benefit OF said estate
and II such claims be not exhibited, within
two years from the date of said letters they
will be forever barred.
JossPH S. ADCocK, Admir-.
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LIGHTEHINs, PlRE, TORNADO.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AoArxsr DANCER.

The G 'fmqn Insurance Company Of Free
port, H., was established IN 1865 and is rated
AS one OF the best Insurance Companies ia
America. as they insure principally isosted
and Firm Property and take no large city
risks, thereby mskingit more sale for the far
mer there can be no doubt ss TO their safety
sni soundness and as their premiums are so
light no farmer or persons owning property
can afford TO carry their own risks. neither
should they, when they can get insured with
COMPANY who are ample able and reliable,
and do Rdjust their losses promptly.
r. VKR PRYcK IS beon appointed as their
agent tor 5. ". Missouri en- having large
aKperIence in the business Will write up your
application st time. Give him call on In.
surance. nI7-tf.
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Public Sale.
OIL Personal Property.

Tho undersigned RESTING one-mlle east Of
Mt. PieassDt, will sell the following rersonsl
property at public auction on Saturday,
October 2srd. 1880, One fluo biooded bull,
3 years oil; 8 cows and calyes, calves halt
breeds; dry COWS all with calf; 10 head OF
yearlings, halt-breeds. A credit OF twelve
months will be given the purchaser giving
notes aud approved security.
BIRAM D. RUSSELL,
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-30

StrSye1 or stolen from the undersigned on
the night OF rho 10Th instant one dark brown
mare about ii hands high, l3 years old, both
hind feet white, bsre footed ali round. Any
Information in regard 10 said animal will be
thankfully received by EIIzAB TIL HAYNES
OF Saline township. four mies e.sl OF MU4nt
Pleasant Miller county, Mo.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-30
Reeds GntE Eige Tonic cures dyspepsia
Sheriff P.S. Miller.

Our present sheriG, p. 8. Miller, will be a
candidate for rs-eltction whose name will be
before lhe Democratic Convention for nomi-
nation. We have hoard that two or three
other men will likely have their nsmes before
tho convention, but from the present out
look, Sheriff Miller will have an easy walk
over for Tho nomination.