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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08
oF PnRLIcArIoN-

10 the Circuit Court Of Miller County. Mo-.
IN vacation, Monday, December 3, A. H.,
1870, George w. Johnston and Sarah j ohm.
ston. plaintiffs, against
Mahala Spanldlng, RhodA stephens. Ben.
jamln Kinds, IT,, Jabe Kinds, Isaac H'nds.
William Ktter, Rosa j.. Bclshe, wm.
Belshe, Mary II. Bond, Joei 4. Bond,
Mahals Etbr, Louisa Adeock, William
Adcock, Samuel Etter, Eva Isabel litter.
Maria J.ne Hinds, John b.. Hindp, IL,
Barton s, Bond and NJ. W. Hlnds, deien-
dants.
NOW at this day comes the plaintiffs BY
attorney in the above entitled cause, before
tho undersigned Clerk OF the Circuit court OF
Miller county, Missouri, In vacation, and Giles
other things that the said Mahala Spauldine,
benjamin Kinds, IT,, Jane Iiinds, lsasc Hiuds.
William Elter, RotH j.. Belshe,
VIM, Btlshe, Samuel Elter,
Eva 1. Etter and John r.. Hind., IT,, are non
residents Of tho State Of Missouri, so that tho
ordinary process OF Law cannot be served
upon them. IL ia therefore ordered by the
Clerk aforesaid, IN vacation, that publication
be made notifying them, the Aforesaid nom
residents and defendants in this cause, Of the
committeeman Of this suit, The purpose and
object OF which IL TO obtain AN order OF sale
Ia partition Of the southwest quarter ofBouth-
east quarter and east half OF southeast quar-
yer or hDuthWbsi QUARTER OF RtCtlOu twenty
three. and norsheast quarter and east halt OF
east halt Of northwest quarter snd east half OF
southeast quarter and northwest quarter OF
southeast quarter, section twepty-tix, towns
ahip iorty-twu, range fourteen, Miller county,
Missouri, except the part bounded ~ follows
Commencing ut southwest corner OF east bali
Of east hall of northwest quarter section
twenty six, thence north twenty-iour rods,
thence east t%wenty-iour rods, hence south
twonty-lOur rode. themes west 10 the begin
ing. That unless they be and appear AZ the
next term OF said court, 20 be holden At tho
Court house, IN the town Of Tuscumbia, in
the county Of Miller. on the second Monday
in February next. and on or before the third
day thereof, plead, snswer or domur TO the
petition Of plaintiffs the same will be taken
az confessed ana judgment rendered against
them according 10 the pray r OF the petition,
II is further ordered by the undersigned
clerk that a cory hereof be published 10 the
OsAaE VALLEY BANNER, q weekly newspaper
printed aud published 10 said county. of
Miller, for four weeks succeslvely, the las.
insertion 20 be at least four weeks before the
commencement Of the next term OF. said
court.
A true cory attest with seal, this sth day 81
December, 1879.
u. b. CLARK, Clerk.
W. NJ. LuaPKIN, Rtry tor pitts. l49
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SHER. FF"S SALE UNDER SCHOOL
FUND MORTGAGF.

In virtue and by sHihority Of an order Of
sais Issued from the Office of Tao Q efk Of the
County Court Of Miller county. to me direct
I'd aud delivered, dated December Oh. 1879,
w favor OF County Schoti Fund, AID against
Iabedee SpeArmgn, rs principal, and the fol-
lowing Described real estate situate, lying
and being lin the county Of Miller aud state
Of Missouri, to-wi; West bali OF the north
east quarter and ihe southeast qu-rtef OF ih1
rorth west quarter IN section 10. township
80, rarge 10, con,sining 100 acres. And
nave siez'd and levied upon tbeaeoye defc'ib-
"a real estate - the property OF said E-btdes
Speatm1n. aud / will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27d, 1850,
between The hours OF nine O'clock IN the io'e-
noon ard Eve o'clOek In the afternoon OF tsat
day, m tIo1t OF the court house door, IN tbs
town OF Tutcumbia, County o: Miller and
5 ate Of Missouri, sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder tor cash, all the right, uue,
tnt-res., claim and property Of The above
named Isbsdee Spearman, Of, 10 and W the
shove described real estate 10 satisfy said
order Of sale and cost.
L. s. MILLER,
Sheriff Muller Co. Mo.
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Our C-oneresgmap.

We now have. three candidates in this dis
triet soliciting the sovereigns for support.
Hon. John +. Phillips, nominee oitha Dem.
ocralic convention st Boonville on 3O;h ult,;
Gov. j.. w. MeCluig, nominee OF the Repub-
llcan convention at sedeiis on Slst nit, and
Judge w. O. Aldridee, nominee OF the Green.
back convention At Sedalis SIS, ult.
TIE holding OF the two conventions st
SedAlis on the ssme day, would naturally
lead once mind to conclude that trieksters;
poll icAl shys,ers, like N. g. Birch Of the
State Journal bad Something TO do in the
premises, 20 fuse the. two conventions; there
by'set OF one egg and hatch out one nominee
whose name should be chris.ened s'Hafd
Money Rag Baby" The two conventions
happened to be composed OF honest men; true
TO their political faith and have thrown to
the breeze on their banner an enscfibed
thereon Gov. McClurg and Judge Aldridge:
two men as standard bearers, As a matter
of course these nominations were only made
for the purpose Of keeping up their organi-
cations In this distFiet,snd not with any hope
OF success.
Hon. John f. Philips, Of Seislia, Is really
tho candidate of the people, standing on the
broad principles OF Democracy which covers
all other principles and acknowledges that
the people are the only sovereign power in
this Government. He ia a man Of the people
and will serve every want, IL mSkes no diff
ference whether Democrat, Republic an or
Gteenbick, II honest and deserve representa-
ton in the National councils. Philips ia the
man.
The war is over; the terrible financial
crises predicted by Greenbacks has exploded;
now all we haYe to look for is n good Demo.
cratic Government Tor the people. Ia this
Col. Phillps of Sc lalis has no superior; he
can do The people in Usage Valley better ser
vice than any other candidate; by giving him
Il united support 1t will place Miller county
before Congress in her proper attitude in
asking and demanding appropriations for the
improvement OF one Of the greatest rivera on
tho continent, our timber. mineral and agri.
cultural aid water resourcgs have never been
known to :he outside world. Let US al Join
hands and give Col. Jno. II. Philips u solid
support.
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Telerranh.
FEIX

We have books OF subscription open st
BANNER Office fol a telegraph line from this
place to NJ. Pleasant and from that TO the
nearest and most practicable route TO the
robilroad. We have suggested JeL. City, bot
this will depend much Oh the amount Of sub.
scrip,ion az to whether we wiilcStend the
line from MI. Pleasant 10 Jefferson City or
California. We trust that friends will take an
interest and sho~ that public spirit that just.
ly calls tor a liberal subscription, we wish to
have communication With either Jel. City or
California by the lst Of March next.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by A. j Mathews As strays on
The 18Th day OF Dec. 1879, and posted before
q. A. Williams n ustice OF the reace OF Jim
Henry township 10 Miller county, on the 10th
day OF Dec. 1879 to-wil; two y%eArliDg steers,
one Of a deep red color, lace white, snlp on
the nose, both hind feet white, belly white.
One pale red steer some white spots on bis
side. Both marked crop OF OF the right ear
crop aud underbit In the lelt ear, and was APP
praised at the sum OF sixteen dollars by y
q, A. WILLIAMS J. +.
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Rail Road.

W. understand that work hiss commtnced
on the road from Upton 10 VersalIloe, viii b
virtually kills the road from J,fisrson City
to Versailles. The only show Tor the extern
sion of 1.-THE Cole county Railroad, to DO profit
able 30 The company and country is to "look
well to the South pace through timber,
mineral and the bos, agricultural country 10
the United State', 70 Little Rock, Ark.
Connect the northern prairies and fi'heries
with the tropical fruits in the South, make
the Usage river and valley The meeting point
OF the North and South; establish msuufac-
turtles on the river 10 encourage capital and
immigration 10 this great valley. Wa uedeF-
stand that Maj Pope aud McAdams are now
directing a survey soath from Russellyille.
People Of Miller county giYe'sll the aid you
can and let us have the road as a transport
for the millions of raw material now going
10 waste within our territory.
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Iberia. do.

January LIST, 1880.
EDrr. II BANSER;-The entertainment given
at ,he Congressional church 10 this place ON
Monday night, 10Th ult., cons listed Of speeches,
dialogues, charades, and iableus, ins,erspers.
ed with music, both vocal and Instrumental.
The performers were selected from lhe old
and young people OF this town and vicinity.
There bed been no special training for the
occasion, no dependence on imported talent
all did their level best and made il q grand
success. For variety and talent this WIS tho
best OF the kind we have ever witnessed,
the house wss crowded; there WIS no con-
fusion and the hest Of order prevailed during
the entire evening; AL were delighted with
what they had seen and heard, and ielt salts
fed that the young people who took part
did great credit TO themselves and their
friends
Much praise Is due Mrs. Lombar, Mrs. Dr.
Moore, Mrs. Lucy Fsnoher aud other ladies
for tho flna taste displayed IN the arrange
ment and Mr.. Clark Martin Tor conducting
the music.
We were happy to meet on iho occasion
Miss Mollis McCarty and Miss Ollie Robinson
Of TuscumbiA.
Wishing you and the..boys = Happy New
Year, I am yours,
Evrsv
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Lecture and Concert.

Prois Norman aud Foster gave a grand and
successful lectnre and concert at tho court
house lss. evening. Evertboiv was pleased
aud instructed. The music was ofthe best.
E., G. Swslem was the recipient OF Il cane,
as being the LATEST man.
Miss J ,sle weitz was voted the beautiful
album "a being the handsuuiest lady All
well deserving.
Hope Pros Norman aud Foster will come
again.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LASn OFFICE At BooNvILLE. Mo.,l
nncnnAh.r LIN 1917

LASn OFFICE AT B~oeNvILLE. NO.,
December lltp, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of bic intention
to make final proof Ia support Of bis claim,
aud secure inal entry thereOfat the oxpiIR-
ton OF thirty days from the date of Ehis no.
tlce, viz: Ioseph I. Hensley, homestead APP
p~lication No, 0l59, Tor the northwest quarter
Of southeast quarter and lot OF northeast
quarter, Sec. 2, township 20, range -, and
names tine following as bis witnessrs, w:
i, w. p. Jarrett of Miller Co., Mo-, and X.
w. Stone OF Miller Co., Mo
GUsTAvE REIoHE,
Register.
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Harried.

on last Monday Jan'y g, 1850, by the Hor.
Judge J.. II. TJdd, Mr. Asron Wrishlto
Miss Sarah Melton. Thu it has commenced
the dtst Of lesp ySsr; the beautiful little Sar-
Ah has captured one Of tue steiner tpx May
happines', y]leisure and suecess shadow their
pathway through lite
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT BooSvILL-. Mo. I
DRCEMBtR llFH, IS7a.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure inal 0ntry thereof a. the expira-
tion Of thirty days from the date Of this no
tice, via; George W. Dske, additional
bered 9 OF northeast quarter section &, town
ship 80, range IL, and names the following
as his witnesses. viz, Jts. NJ. Lawson, OF
Miller county. Mo. and Jss. II. Mckee of
Miller county, Mo.
GusrAyE REIcHE. Register.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08
PlatwOOds,

Jan. 7th, 1850.
Ed. BAssKR,-Ws are progressing as usual;
mud for all practical purpose.
We feel good:oyer the actIon Of the School
Board Convention 81 Tuscumbla on 9th inst.
In adopting the MeGnfey's serio, Of books.
Much praise is due E. @. Swalem for his
able speech in behalf Of the people.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08

PJOr Burch Of the ''Sp,'e journal cant
help pnking up his old Draknnisn E.ernsl
II ,te. II a man wanted to lock for a gentle
man in the State Of Missouri, Burch would
be- the last sought.
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BURLINGTON HAwKGYE

W DOLLARS PAR WAR.
May be had AZ al the news stands at five
cents per c.py.
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4 "a wKEK SO day ~ home easily made.
Costly outfit tree. ADDRESS TEUE 4 Co,
AugusIa, Ma ne.
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S66. week 10 your own town, Terms and
VV"S5 cutht Tree. Address II, HALLETT 4 Co.
Portland, Maine,
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WORCESTER, @Aae
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-08
Official Paper Of Miller county.

Al jim q FN3ON q EOINS
Editors, Publisbers and Proprietors.
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W. NJ. LuMrKlv, otty Tor pms. ~
, 1880-12-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE DUCHESS nEAD.
LONDON, Dec. 1o.-The Duchess Of West
minister Is dead.
DUCKTAND.
LOSnoN, Dec. 1N.-Francis Treyelan luck
land, the eminent writer on natural history,
il tleud.
Francis Trevelyan Duck'and was tho son
af tho Very Rev. DR.. I3uckland, Dean Of
Westminster, mud WIS born Dec. II, 1921.
lie graduated froNn Oxford University as u.
Il. III 1913, lie studied medicine, became
1louse~Surgcun of st. Georges IIospI-
tn', alnl In 1851 Assistant Surgeon to the Sec
ontl Life Guards, which position lle resigned
In 1868, 11o thereafter devoted most Of his
time to tlio study of pisc1cultnrc and other
branches Of natural history, contributing
papers on that subject tu tho London Times
atld Ltnd a,.d N'utcr. lie conducted tho
"Sca and River Fisheries" and "Prncticai
Natural History" columns In the la!ter pub
lIcation. lie wrote "Cur!osttics OF Nat
ural History" an exceedingly enter
talntng book, "Fisli lIatcls.ng," and
edited Ills fathers Drldgcwatnr Treat
lse oil Geology md A[ineralogy.
1n 1867 lie WIS appointed Inspector Of Sainl-
on Fisheries for England and Wales, anil
IN 1870 Special Commissioner to inquire into
the condition Of the Scotch salmon fisher
ips. lie established Mt his own expense '',rho
Museum Ut Economic Ftsl, Culture" Mt tho
Royal horticultural Garden, London, to H.
lustrate the cultivation OF salmon, trout, md
other useful fresh water fish, as well Us
oysters uild sea fish,
THE REV. M1s ESnIGuT,
ule rltualist, elects tn remain In prison.
, 1880-12-20

-. 1.sAffF ItMtl Argus.
INwn HILL cn!l MGst ut u dog TINT Dnt-TAtlirrs
1mnltrr, having liveit fnrty-twtl days witfIul1t
ftntl .r wnter. On The lfth tl;ly nj Eeniulnlrr
the H,naI. owned ly Mrs. Armstrong. If Birds
lllt. .l..,lnE'rAr,td fran tta htstnc. Their ,nnr-
yc!.d iusteh ut its ur.UnEfl nb$encc. and, nftur
futile tInlrtcs al, senrrh. concluded that It tlats
cttlf' tn liz tliItl tr,'nl cAtsG nnkW,l. Tn ttlG
nth II UrlG,rr Il nrlshbnr MT hunting cows .yna
ni.rptIa! ~ thf utlrn " MI nlI s1nti hy (Ait,t
yel!tnE 1T tho M.tt,'tll. peurHH tlnwn tho SHIFT
liH tlsstavertsl thu nng.tnst unin,al. Il nter
wna secured MM Il 10y stilt 10 tho rc3csIe Ut tho
lnns-l.lat ,D@, which cs,Id ot!v shIyrr nlsd Nhp.
riul,sv mnvu tts tn!t fur iny. Tho hnstnm of sliu
shalt wns tsnnMl ny hnr,l ntstl sms,nth lls s>lr-
hlu. l!1,! tic sides III hE III 1t cttlld eprisiY wcre
fl,rrawed u1la torn III It's frnnt!o efforts 10 cs.
cnpr. 4 trt of wMrtn wHtsr and milk wns A'l-
liz snpE,iIy, its wc3rl,s bsfors ii tisun'Mnra,l
WIS niura tl'nn l1l pounds, ui,d whom tohnd ii
wIls tesa thnIl twenty.
, 1880-12-20
EnE1ls14 KlsAch-TeAtssl0tfn to the
Ssvcetnexa Of Anglican Akctllntf0l,.

lHr1flHN.
The womcn OF England tKnys Fny.lore Virgil
not nnly slllute their relations with n kiss, but
nj! persons pr,nilseunusly; and this ceremony
they tepcnt. gently touching thom with thu ilps,
not nhly with grnce. hut without tho least I'm
mnlestr. such, however, ,ts Aru ut tho blota-
buck Of tho hGn'l. M men 10 hy way OF sulnthlg
each other. Erasmus writes III rhpturGs to ono
Of his friends OIL this subject. !" lid yhu but
knnw. my Fatlstus." snys he, "tho pleasures
which England affords. ylst would tly herr, on
wiagci feet, and. + your got:t would !sot asfnw
mention to you ot1e ailonE Inany ttl.1gs, t,crr
aro nymphs 0f tho ihybtcet 1Uoka, H.aN1- -hu-
tHurett. eIsy 0f nccess, and wl,Dsn you wnll pre-
fer even TO your fnyorlt stuses. Hero. nlsO pre-.
wills custom never enough Il, be Gum lntncntett,
WIKI kiss, ana whom yuu take yh,r 'eHra every
Utir gives you Il kiss: WhUn you return, kls4Gs
a9all, meet yt'ts. II my osle lenvcs yut,, they
IG,yI yU with kiss: II yUil meet my t,i1c, tho
first stlsItnion II kiss: In sh"rt, wherever you
tus. did ys'u utice fnse how very sweGt md how
very frlHrtnt they Ars, yoll would not, like Su-
!6s'. wish tor ten years exile III Et,RlanH. bft
wn,ll .!esIrt thesc tn Apentl tho whUlu Ut ynIr
!tfe." Ant"nto Perez secretary 10 Tho ctnl,Aasy
frttln rhlp u. nf Spain. writes thus to tho Enet
Ut Essex:"t have this 1nS. AGc0rdlHx 10 the clls-
tom 1T yunr country, kissed. ut MI r,ltGrtnin-
mrHt, sevcu felnHies. NIL uf fl,en accomplished,
Il! ,nnl uni be',ilttu] In rors,Hn." l,r. IINrlss
WlIlsslnlls, htst9rEtIphrr to their MsRht'nusses
ffh*itmH. rrintctt IN iUEs. Informs IFS thnt tho
pleasant ctISttnE wta utterly nntlrstctcetl u tn-
known III England ,tust l.s It Is this lny III New
Zc.tlutl0, Whrrc A%GrtlIcHrts Hnly klitIW hnW tn
t.Hlril noses w!,'.' they wish 70 hc klnd Unit,
t!tnJtst nl Fr!rza,, "rrc1st,i tie ln'nkrr with
hcs Ei,kits 'littl s!i,s ind snntct tho AtoruuB
yortsxern Will, lttsJen little klsa}.
, 1880-12-20

partial measure Is acceplctl tho question
would bo dormant for ten yearR ur tIIure, n,nl
work would lavn 10 bu begun ufrcsl,, afnl
tl'cro arc now GOO branches Of tho I.ailj
League. r. ID. Sullivan, NJ. r., speaking at
tic MutlfnYnr meeting. said their fathers Ind
fnrcl swOrl aid lalllirt for 1relatui, md
1rlslin,cn were mt now to IN: frightened by
suspension of tho Ila!'ras Corpus act, or
proclamation Of martial law.
CONNECTION.
Dublin, Dec. l0.-Ti.o report that tho Gov
ertfncfit intended 10 prohibit nit Land
1.cagl'e meetings III Queens CnIlly was ill.,
correct. Thu prohibition onIy applied to a
meeting at Cnllol'ill which WIS convened for
the purpose Of 'fetlonnrnY n landlord wfin
sought tho assistance Ut tic bankruptcy
Court To recover Ills rents.
TROOPS,
Two hundred hussars, 400 infantry,
and 100 conslabuary arrived ut
ClillolItll Saturday with ambulance
wnEnns. Tltu promoters uf tic
meeting issuetl notice abandoning the prt,.
tGcteu Injecting Mt Cut10litl, but afterwards
issucd plarnrti con, enlng meeting few
Miles OF. Thu trUups, however, arrived Dn
tic gronnd. x resident Magistrate forbade
the tfiecting. aisd satd i,o would iispersu It
Will, bncks'ot. or whatever WIS necessary.
The meeting was then tliially abandoned.
At tho meeting at the Curragh two li,,ssars,
stationed close to tho platform, carried On
Signals With tic camp, which WIS cfosu at
'intld. There were also iifty policemen Il,
ambush.
SCOTS BOID1EI,s.
LONDON, Dee. l9.-A battalion Of Scots
EllArtis 9oes 10 ireland Tonight.
THE TKDul'SlItr lttst4At.AYA
, 1880-12-20

Statement Of the 1Rnvenons 7rnnner In
which It In Devoured by Newspaper
lkEMdnta.

Statement of the Rnvenoms ,rnnncr In
,'a',.,''.l m ~ ''efo"'eu W newspaper
Atc"oeF".
Emlrd ~. ~ FIRE. Frfss. ...
In Mhndar uf thls WeGk the Free frtSs used
einyun IF Its Columns to nut before tho pcDp1o
IN ,i,,, s,.. r.. ~. t..e. =. ~.
rc.. ,u u'''',a.'o Ill., @ n9t se ny ms tayes 10 1"n.
was printed If .lnIIn Shcrtnans rrpurt concern-
il1g tho finances Of tho country,
Tn nm TIM t,f,,ct nrtutrt.d t,non Tim tcnnto of
.ht. i4,~.E,., -, 49, n"" 'no 49,
s"o .!es ~, ~ 'neAe u"es''"cn'a s'nes tt.o uayH
Hntiied. 10 persons M they harpencd to be met,
lyinY In thI. city anil trIRhburhotHt, have been
IT,, r,..', s tu ~, VI" .eu ".
!'cu' ihese rctsons afc " III sHades ot po't-
icNl nnl'ion nnd tf MI ticErees Ut inteilge.lcc,
nsK..i were very curious a!id auFnnwhat '1stuti-
oniy Acscntecn ont OF tho 3so had rnnd tho let.
r"Gnrt. l.'n tad fk tnntt! over tia nsss'Ya
Hnh wcnty.ts,'!n int rt.si the PARTON Ut it III
ftG,t!1n III the t'slI sHrs.ea;
u! st,s t''s.'i,er'i who iu,d read tho mG+aaec.
:..'' seSnn "Gre 5.- and ttlG c"tRyn'Gt!. onu of
tHat.t ,i!af' ithd t"thast., nn he mill Ee WIS
s"fre'i tn a. sos Iie wn> m train q, Tuesday
night That WIS i'l'"kcd III htlnw tllnHianitnn.
a,ll le r'nd Il I" laas nwsy Tho tsfnc. Two otn-
~ N'tr. ihe prdf-rt1!lrrs IN thu newspaper Uf.
slcts. n hui to r,A II. Dne InHn stltd l!e k.ntl
lhld copy Ut the document nsdo 10 rual sonlc
s'.Ti.y.
, 1880-12-20
The WEATHER.

WAaHtNaTnK. D. O.. Dec. sl-l q. m,-fndtca-
uot'ss For tho Tennessee aad Oh,o wiley, uscaa
OF snow foilowed BY partly cloudy weather,
northeast to northwest Winds Ia tho western
aud southern portions, ristug barometer and
sllRht full III temperature.
For tho iower Lako region generally cloudy
weather and light snow, nortAorly 10 casturly
wluds, falling foltoRoa by rising barometer, and
stationary or slight full !n temperature.
For tho Upper Lake region slightly color aud
partly cluudy wosthar, occasional light snow,
1ostherly I" castuely Winds, stationary or slowly
tAtli.lH bArn!nutur.
For tilo Upper MlasissLppl and LAWYER Missouri
valleys purity cloudy weather aau areas uf light
, 1880-12-20

BERLIN, Dec. IA meetfng of 5000 per-
SONS was lleld yesterday, ut Which rcsolu-
tlolls were passed III favor Of tho suppression
OF tho liberty Ut Jews: to return ll0 Liberal
to Parliament who will not promise to yoto
for such suppression, and to buy nothing
from, jewish shops or firms.
, 1880-12-20

oFetMs AnpaRh 70 lhf th1eHfa 9F4bHhfs
pITldnu10, p,L, neo. l0,-.lbuut II week mgn
II. II. Kennedy, proprietor at "scven Souls"
nud ''CorbolIne," both exclusively advertised In
nuRrly cvcsy paper In tho country. Wis
attacked IN Ii saloon by II init,
nninel 6flnltz, nnl severely beaten. Ken.
hrdy was tAken home. ,ot letter, hui II
relapse, und got bottor ugaln. 1t II rcnnrtct'
late Tonight that no Is dyus, an thu police Arc
searching for siiultz. kcnncdy lives sumo Ills.
Mnco out, md tho rcport Cannot 10 verified
nuw. but It ~ probably tDsruct Tho ouhrrel
Eatnblit,Y den. shultx IL Il merchant on 1.Iburty
ktrpEk,
, 1880-12-20

Jarrett and Nlce'a " Fun III the Nrlstol," ono
Of thuso auw- fAshlone.l variety performances OF
"Tho Tourist" typa thut have won considerable
popularity Throughout tho couutry. IL now ut
thls house, and tho lrat performance Ut tho en-
Eayonent, given last evening. drow largo
audience. Thoro Aru soAn0 good yaicca In tho
company and sum0 clsscr pct tur,ners. WHO uaan.
ago to provoke tho lneEflnont designed by tho
pluoo. The chief past1 Are IN tho sltno Euntls ~
formerly, ME, John +. Sheridan Qppeilruy ~
su's. GlttfeH, Miss kulv GhstlutHn III tAtt, Miss
3Kacs lIullouk as Autui, rho sprfSh!ly Aurlol