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Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08
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A private letter from Washington states
that on appropriation for government build
ings at Jefferson City at this session Of Con-
gress is assured
We hear. that uessrs, Strauss & Co are
about to discontinue their weave works Of
the machine shops. They will obtain room
and ru. 10 power up town somewhere.
Messre. Dulle s. Sons Srtesian well struck
water last Friday, at the depth of one hun
dred and twcntJ-ono iset--the same as g!
Waguer's brewery, Tho Aow IS copious-
clear ss crystal and very cold.
There IL talk that Mrs Col Price proposes
TO put up block Of buildings on the corner
opposite the Madison House, Of modern style
OF architecture, suitable for the business OF
merchandising on q grand scale.
Gao. +. Kuorse who has been engaged in
taking The enumeration Of the school chill
dren OF tho Jefferson City School Disthcl has
nearly completed bis work. The complete
enumeration will amount to abou. 1900.
This Is the most thorough school eensus ever
taken in the city and Mr.. Ksupzle observes
great credit foI the energy aud efficiency
with which no has done his work,
Mrs, EIlz5 q. Wells, widow ofSshe late
Judge Wells, baYing removsdlrofh li<t3.ate,
and become a citlsen Of Bowling Green, KY,
haa discontinued her litigation in the S.ate
Courts and renewed the same in the United
States Courts.
PLAIN TALK TO BUSINESS MEN IS JEFTER-
sou Ciri:
jefferson City ia not city Of 60 large pro-
proportions that It can sfgord to have divided
forces IN lie light for prcgress. /, is fact Of
common remark that the business men OF
wealth in,lhe place arc forever at.cross-pur-
poses. Wa never see them unite in any ell
torprse that las for its object the advance.
ment Of tho material interests Of tho PLACE.
They are not ouly dieiruslful OF other, bat
seem TO take delight In irsducing each other
and pulling each other down; and II In the
presence OF the one we happen TO say good
word Of the other, The one that heaTa the
writes us down personal enemy, for the
logic OF these people is that friendship for
the one is eniDI,y TO the oIher.
Tao State Journsl daily comes 10 US In
uew dress, alter resting for few weeks ia
the arms OF mrrphesc, arc just walked up
d fcfsed, combed and taken an eye opener,
now eoues With renewed vim, full Of news,
pith and humor, ani detsrves full ana lib
eral patronage throughout The country.
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Dead

Our old friend Frederic Roetzer, ESQ, died
at our old residence in Jefferson City latt
Friday morning, he was born in Minchbrrg,
Bavaria, Germany in 1926. We have known
him we'll and intimately since 1874, when he
settled In Jefferson City; lie married Miss
Grou, most estImsble lady who died ak
years ago, they raised a family; allgrown
but two, In the best circles ofsocIeiy. ESQ.
r. was true to every dnty honest aud honor.
able to good society. II leaves three daugh.
ters aud two sons TO mourn his loss who
have our heart felt sympathy in their deep
IN ction. &c ID giYeth and @ ID takeIh."
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Iberia Correspondent.
Iberis, AprlI 2, Iss0.

lberie, April 2. lebO.
A. Fulkerson, Sir:-Being a reader OF your
valuable psper, ! wish through u 10 say g
lew words to Slick a. he is behind the.tlmes
IN regard TO the widows, Silex certainly
thinks that the people Of Iberia ara asleap
and do not SEQ his and the widows movs-
ments, | think he IS badly mistaken when
he says Messers CondrR and WIN. fallmAn
are Rlona left 20 visit the widows; Silex
though being a married man seems to visit
she widows oitener thsn the ba belou and
widowerf. II the widows would tolerate bis
ps,sionste love, be certainly would be hap
by man as far Nc pleasures OF this world sre
concerned. what We want 10 Iberia is a few
more widows for Slick. in your last copy,
Siex did not mention Mrs ----, bis II ind is
running in another chsnne: he clothes the
widows, feeds the orphans and leads the
blind.
The mosslrs Is raging In Iberia, Slick s
afraid bis little wi dow sister viii catch them
that he stands on tho corner and keeps them
bseki ho strikes and says here they go ard
there they go; his little widow sister says,
that Is so Kind In you brother, ,Slle1, that
causes silex't mouth TO spread!l! all over the
nation aud then all over creation.
PoZTRY.
As Slick wsa walking down ihe's!roei,
Smiling at every one he meet
he stumpsd bis toes and rubbed his nose
And then be thought OF his widowe,
And now come here my little son
And after the widows ruD;
And tell her II ia IN vain
For me to waik without my cane;
For think surely have fractured my
brain
By the way I complain;
Slex raised his head and lauled bis tongue
And braced himself iov to run;
He straight way took his aim
Till he come to the Fill,
And then climbed tho hill,
And there be With music e led,
All the poets beneath the skies
A Slick poet dispise.
RIcHwoODs HORNET.
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Warrepsburg. 10.

A. Fulkerson, Dear Sr:--As am al
this evening, 1t affords me the pleas
sending TO the BASNER tho following
> 18Th Of January, 1880, / found my
'stod ia a wagon with Messrs. Taylor
and $. B. Johnston, bound for Cali.
Mo-, from which place Nj, Johnston
departed for the state Normal School
Arrensburg, No., whore we arrived on
flowing morning (I7,). We soon be.
a klndle up our acquaintance with the
loF Of the Normal School.
we met our old friond, Mr.. w, l.,
as, OF Miller county. We founi mo.t
hing convenient, aud woya soon at our
ten weeks bard and diligen. study
had together.
last night, sitter biding adleu to war.
&, Messrs. Johnston and Hawkins start.
4 aome. Igliil remain with the inten.
stsyiug till the 10Th o. Juue.
ronsburg is very nice town, situated
9 Mo. PsoiAc Railroad, sixly-aye miles
u Kansas City and two hundred snd
en- miles west OF st. Louis, The town
es an elevated position in the nid.. o
armiDg region, and offers superior ad.
ses In point OF heal,hlulHess OF climate
cost OF living. Toe Normal Building
arge't building the town contains, bn,
evated position 10 tho southern part OF
wn, In this building is carried on one o,
sT Normal Schools of the Sts,e.
weather is very nice at the present
le farmer Rud the bird are hurline forth
merry songs OF spring.
ave been reading the banner for the
past woeks, and and it very interesting
!. II is very interesting for me to
because i! gives the Aews OF 'Old Nil.
and not only of 1t, but OF foreign places
].
Respectfully,
w j. AsuLRI.
Mo-, Apr. 3, 80.
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MI April 4 1880.
A, Falkerson, Dear Sir.-onee more
lsl call your paper into requisltion to
d the "poOr old maids." Friend Msrri.
aeF, ought to give honor, whore honor IL
1t was Siex'S pen that called the At
On OF some OF the citizens OF st. Louis
% BANNER, not Hulis. II is shame
one OF the "high and mighty lords" OF
ioD, MAN, and one who can ule the
with so munh ability; will put his gem
go base purpose, "a TO berate lonely
9den," why iaunt her with what she can
elpf 1t is an clI, bat true saying "oeo,
wing in glass houses, sh1uld never throw
~ HaldA. nay not be "criterlon Of
~" but one OF very little understanding,
seei that "Merrlwesther" is an Old
lelor, on the shady side Of sixty, who
been Tilted tlme.wilhoul number--li not
why this vindiOative foalinE, to younger.
more favored beanst Widowers, Bstcbo.
and Gllt-hesded-hSir-plna, is the baue Of
life. = Cheer up. Tnis ia Leap Year and
2 ofyour Widows or Old Maids will take
on you PERHARs snd il by chance Il be
Ia, she VIII teach you bow to sptll
, and locks wiIhou. two o. in them. Me-
+" poor o.d Daniel wolld stand agtast
ieh spelling.
HyLp4, Tho Old Maid.
lw.a few words 10 III llda',, "slsx"
,rriwealher'' and "Hornet", Ladles and
llSmen; let.us all be thankful, We live In
ee country and that leap year comes once
our yearsi II oae wishes to spark they
the privilege OF doing so, either pub
or privately; fiat the labor and expenee
he priDte,; Why not send ten dcllar bill
reserve one for the Parson 10 perform
eeremonlf LET US have peace" then
viii be no necessity for "Hornet" 10
dc the peaceful whisperings OF loyers.
Moody sankey, West or sny other
cher would be hsppy 10 pocket n fee Tor
rling any yopng OF old Adsn 20 .hs
OF Life.
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To give s,rAngers an idea of the crowded
condition OF Salem, We have only to ssy that
there are aveiamiliea with 20 children in the
house formerly occupied BY d. h Henderson
on Filth street, and not very large house
either. In another tenement house there are
six families and--weil tho children have not
been eounted for two weeks, and bobody
knows how many there are. Every house
that will bold two or more families is crowd.
cd full, and some fAmilles asa camped out
waiting for houses 10 DO built. But there's
work for ALL Salem No, Monltor.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08
Fertilizers.
[From Counlry Gentlenan

from Country GeutienAn
Please inform me, through your paper,
whether il would be better to mix the scrap
ings from barnyarl, ashes, and dlssolYe bone
together for strawberries, or to apply them
separately. (l) Pease infoSm me, also,
what chemicals TO get, aud tbs proportion, to
mako toa Of arliil siRl ashes, (2) Sun.
scRIBER. Virginia. T.. ii the lcrOpjngs Of
the baFnyard have a large portion OF earthly
matter, this will probably be sufi9len. for the
necessary smount OF ablorbent in making
the whole into a good compost. Otherwise,
you may add as much in bulk Of loan or
road dust, The whole, well worked together,
would make a good mixture. The guam
titles OF the different ingredients 10 Vsoa ashes
vary SO much in difsren! kind6 OF wood, that
we can give olly an approximate statement
SAY 20 pounds OF crude polaeh, half as
much os less carbonate OF soda and Of sui
phs.e OF scdl, and one-tblrd or one-lourth
common salt, aud Of superphosphaie. These
iRgredisnts in a compost would probably
be quito equal 10 ton Of most kinds OF
wood ashep.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds,
SrRAsBERRIEs, PEAcHEs, sc.

Plants OF the newest and nnesi improved
sorts, carefully packed and prepald by mall,
My collection OF Strawberries took the arst
premium Tor tho best Collection, NJ the great
show OF tho Mass. horticultural Society, In
Boston l grow over 100 varieties, the most
e9mpg.e ooe'on 10 'ns ScantsY i1o,So Onr,aS
kinds. Priced descriptive Catalogues, gratis,
by mail. Also. Bulbs, Feuit Trees, Rosep,
Rvorgreen. Choice Flower, Garden, Tree,
Evergreen, Herb, or fruit seeds, 2j packets
OF either TOT 500, By mail.
The True Cape Cod Cranberry, best sort for
Upland, Lowland or Garden, by mail, pre-
paid. SlO1 per 100, $500 per GOO Whole.
b. z. WATSON Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. kstub'
lishpd 1912.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08
notes. s.
From Ever Eve ing !

FROM BFcIF LNG ing
Brfaoe- are growing srprce at The West.
seven,y.four streets weto added TO Lonf on
lAst year.
a Boston inventor has msde machine
which makes 30 seamless paper boxes mlu-
Ut.
March weather consists OF odds and ends
OF all the other months.
l. must come casey for photographer to
say no.--Hs is never ont OF negatives.
People who insist on wearing their rsgs are
only working against reduction OF the
price OF paper.
When a mormon family hangs ous its
washing there are generally lheen pet,cOas
10 every shirt upon. tho line.
l. takes Quebec mob all night 10 do S o.
coo worm OF dAmagP, and p.tLsbutg folks
loot EIh contempt on Quebec people,.
DoL't ny 70 bresk down mans claim TO
fame. A Western mAu willing TO Gttter told
Ii Perkins itaI be didh'G consider him n
!iaT, and Ell thsew the fellow down four
2gaii et s.sin.
Osids Is s.ou. and drinks nebih Stout,
and - nov | e. slouIness is Dlll,u.
Asa Iszy tramp came down the street
With fres and essy gait,
Tbs gelcoms sigh lie eyea did greet;
Free chop TO those who wait.'
SHOW here" he said, ''ill get some lood
Without The slightest taI;'
Blt Trey led him to pile oil wood,
AMI handed him sn sx.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08
From OaIlfornia Dlmoera,i

, From California Dimoera'i
! nominate Judge +. A. Latham for
lntaIive 10 The Stale Legislature and
have bead to our ticket that will be
and strsng, aud We can rely upon all
% OF such a man being Just such as the
will approve.
OsE or Tns PEoPLE,
'hope Frsnk-will be tho man TO repre-
bnisesui We can count on him AZ 8
l9f Miller county.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08
HiskOrYHIII. Hs.,

March 81, 1850
IL. Editor Dear Sir:-Piease insert this
your ysiuable paper, Ivy Enloe sold his
fast b. rs,. Red Cloud TO parties 10 KaL-
Qity lor &5CO.
w. IS, PLVMNER,
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08

ocean steamers arriving at New
unday and Monday last landed 20il
ints, making The total for the month
he 22i INST, IL ,72o, against 6,05l for
10 month of March las, year. AS the
advances the pumbors OF arrlYala are
d greatly TO increase.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08
Dry Goods sc.

A Large and newly selected stock Of Dry
Goods, Hats, Caps, BoOis, Shoes, Groceries
Drugs and Medicines Have been opened al
s. Fl. HEREEoRD's,
IN DIR, G. NJ. BANDY's HOUSE,
MOUNT PHEASANT, MILLER COUkTY, Mo-,
Dr. Blndy will be in attendance to wait upon
bis Aany iElends, and will guarantee iheBa the
best Of gooda at prices that defy competition.
All kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE taken
In exchange.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08

Notice is hereby given that the underslRu.
cd, administrations OF the s4Aie of Nathan
Lawson, decd, wi make final settlement Of
said estete az the May term Of ths Probate
Court OF Miller county, Missouri, TO be held
at the eouFt-houee IN Tuscumba, No., on the
secopa Monday OF May, lSSO.
JoHs 4 DAVID A. LAWSON, Adm'rL
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08
ADMRs RESIGNATION.

STATs OF MISSOURI,
County or MILLER
To Msy term, 1880, Probate Court Miller
county No, in tho matter OF the estate Of
WIN. Miller, decd.
To aIl persons whom II may cObcern, take
notice. that the undersigned, one OF The ad-
ministrSIors Of said VIM. Miller, decd, late
Of sAiI county, will al the May term, 1880,
OF sald frobaie court to be held at the Court
house in Tuscumba. Miller Co, NO., on the
lo.h day OF May, 1880, apply to said court Tor
leHve 20 resign the office and trust OF co-Ad,
ministrators OF sAid eslaIe.
X. I. Morris, one OF the administrators Of
VIM, Miller, decd.
January "a, 1850.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08

Catalogues Of lanterns and Slides. with d.
reehops Tor using, tsnt % receipt ol ten cents
3 6m
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08

JLIKE kSBOr% So RONs
)rs, Publishers ana Proprietors.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08

ished Everu Yhursdau.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08

Paper of Miller County
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08

SUBSCRIPTION;
'eG1y In AdVdHce, $L.00.
until the expiration oithe year Sl.25
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08

On first floor Of Masonic and
Fellows building.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08
RespeetiurlY.
81. louis, No.,

rrOnsburg, Mo-, Apr. 3, 80.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-08

T,ssT ~ ~, 3 N 4 IVA tIsFa9
, 1880-09-07
conpaInanls for tho amount originally due,

cn1nplainnn,s for tho amount originally due,
S70.6W, Will, interest trOm Dccrsr',cr, fsGl
Thu only other rase nj special Interest WIS
TINT Of Annie i. llnytIn,i W.. Solomon
S,inw and others, IL hill filed 10 forerl,sn d
are,,nd mortgage. when, during the tpnlpncy
of the sllt, the premises lad brtM already snll
under The llrst in!ttEHK.. 4 supplemental
bill wns nlsn filed i0 enfowe bis lahlllty
against William Drury, one ut tle lefct!t-
hnts AiMl grantees, Oh cl!lllsn III one 0f thu
ttrcs under whfel 1'risFy t60k Ills tillc. This
clause wns to the cflcet TINT l>rury agreed to
pay the existing fnc,lMbrni.rcs un the prop
nrty. Drury'S defense wns tint the Original
mnriEuElr ha,l never bGcn released hy teo
substitution Ut n contract OF assumption BY
Drury for Il: TINT snrll clnus1 llAtl been III
serlct by t!e PERSON who drew t!n decd with
tfln ktlOwtetlgr Of 1}rtlry or Ills gfatltor,
nl,ta tint MS som M thu fant wns discovered,
u yrnr nfter the tlcml wAs recorded, 1jrnry
obtained from his Hrav!nr ,lret releasing
him fron hts liability. ON st,ch cull-
tract 10 assume thu existing Indebtedness.
Thu ,!NAgc lrtti Tint, ilas'i,alcll It's 1t MP
penred lint tho complainant houEht tito
inurtgagp 1,ntcs frnln thu iiostgngee after tho
tcet containing tho assumption clause WINS
rccnrttrh 1t must l,c held. even tl,0AEl, there,
WIS 10 direct evidence pt1 tho pnint, that slle
WIS iMilliCIlcctt 10 SDtse extetlt Mt leust ut
hnying tlle. notes by DrMry's tHvrnnnt
to ,issuile their payment. T!Ie subsequent
execution, therefore, Of u rcTeHs0 tler.t to
l,rury from this covenant did mt atTcct her,
aNl she was entitled 10 n decree Of f0r:
closure.
, 1880-09-07

null.1S0roS. !a.. Srpt. l'.--'rIle remarkable
nativity of tllo ClIlcago, Harrington Il Qutt!uy
Company ll pasllins tliru,Iefs thu Southern
lnwn IL .Neb,asl;;, ltallwuy fram Itumlstol
westward townrd tlN, Missouri cxcftes u t!rs,,
intetcht anlnlig tho people. Thu u,,tmsllini,
Company, thu Missouri, Iuwa II Nrhrusit,
arc s!sktnE ti'a pr0pIo III Southern lowa ii
retsltD q s per cent tax tD ntlotl,er rnrluIrl-
t!MI which they have organized, us thu oil
Cotnl'aily llaS lW1iI stGptaa! frunl Issuing my
nofs hnl.ls. Tin fnjlinrtlui WIS pr.HIIrul
ny siisue nf tho tMntllnltlers wll0 wuru ut.-
on ArrOult of their having II ct,4tIxirt to RrlI
tllcIn ut less tllAl thu llr sulto Il, tlrul WIN
arH very El0arty lLel!tteI with tlle men who
NlutlNku tic ruall I'll ltlWN.
, 1880-09-07
THE SOUTHWESTERN 1,ooL,

Commissioner A1hlglcy. Of the Southwest
rru Kuilwar Association snys That ao far ne
In k,,nws tl,er ID m tr,,t, Il, tno r",mrts thas
th, Wn,,ns I,.. - i,. v ,'u ., ~ .' ~ .,
from thu Association. as lie Inns received io
such notification. The alleged action Ut tic
il mlcnus 10 farm ,ew % linn '''ts IN
Kn,,sns City frnuu iimnnttai I'll. tf.r ,tisso,,ri
Knt,sas 4 ryus iu tert nv,.,, ,yti' M ti, i1nrIlm,,
t"m for making tratllc nrr.nrr.nent @ I'm III VIII, '
i,nt thinj; thnt fls nmttnr ninn,. S",l,l ius ins
.inre The W;.I,,sil' to wtl.traw % fr"m % tic Ass,-
bccn ,aEcn ills rnnsirratn, NJ If INV NM
meetings Ut tlu .tsM,cia.iosi, alul il sis' w,,s
f1r,nrtI tiis n,,,stiot' nj .iwIst. sinm VA H.,
submitted to ,trGitr.tors n,uI tclr ,i".isn,, nv
I;auit. t;s,,rrn, S(asIarer of tno ,VuM.sl. i'ai 1
Grc,i ons ot tiie sitchrst III frlrMls u; ~ liz, ti,a
MS o,,o Ia ,,aKu IT, It ' s,1csrss % ~ WnU I II L
IL r fnrt ti,ot III i:omft NJ fh, vn1uuh
ns ssn 's Mno ~ n t%m % war,,,pst ~ Ie s,,,rtss m"s,
"f tlo Su,ti,western pa,I nj m.n,,EI' stIti M Il
lntxn II tn t;shi Ia %a, "" to i ,,t,,,,t,,,,
n,mi vV""sH o "i,, H. ,..,',,.i.S nv ,t.1 M ~, ~,
, 1880-09-07
BUSINESS BOOMING.

l4ouIsv't.1.E. KY. Sept. U.-itoports from
all parts 9t Tie Soutll in.licate II, unprecu-
len.rd business iluIng tho fall md wiutcr.,
There Is u Gull for iahorers In csrtai,, sections
lo all lr' saving the largest cntton crop
over Ta!scd. llailroati earnings stiil
!neroase. Tic gross earnings nf tho louisville
Y Nashville K0al are us follows: Fnurtl,
week ~ August. leS0, 93i7 coo; aan1e periui
~ !sie, Sii5, ,ooo: t4eteuse, 5l0a, lou. Total
,S7n TT u,a :, t:yfl' y iss s1e s saf1le period III
, 1880-09-07
ciled antl jumped overheard or WINS swept
nway Is not known tu any ut us.

.@=-e==>1~1%
cItp,t nnt1 fumpc,1 overl,oorI nr wos awant
nwnv il npI know, In ntiv ,f i,s'
r1,1,rp IN .rur t,rrunAr.
.Mr. Paris mn 1,,rst f,1,nnr I'm qocor;1
,fa,s md an" r III ,v nro W H. r .'rt,w ,n,.
tt, liz I'll saIiartt-,w r ii btni u md ~ wers e.sI ki Hill
i"re ', tl'G II. ho"t ;4 so,, BE- gat lrcs MI MI!
irN.,, 'M mn, sa,1,, ,,a, '. .it,,M
n; ia wpi Mill ,hn a'i,, s,,,t! VIII "t n,.
to,n asnr nn,".. aor ~ a
H.. ot"r,,, ~, ,,i IT,, say s, 70 ,4.'
tho,r ~" nt,,t.t;inr IN m,t # .,r ~ ~, H;,ui,, ,
Hnei It'll ~, tnnr nnssa"gors W ,,,,,u Is, ait
r. Gn stn,Iv ~ mas mt i,,.ifrrn,t - ~" ~
wns J 4 ~ NJ, iGnt tl,a shin ry"tt anx,, 1i hsc,it.
Inn In tic llltldlc, atlI flllinr tjl. sea with
fragments Ut stores, trunks, aMl inercllutl-
disc.
wt,tCK-sTntwS REA.
"'ro saw there wrrp ten 1utt1iop ptcccs of
wrecked storea Mi cIusl,Inr ttuptllur itye itl,,.
utcs nflcr tho SLIP wcilt 10 pieces wu,,lti b,
Statement IL, itIei, could bn conceived M to
t stnt,' t,f thn rnsr. Men. wui,,nt,. cti,irri,'
hrses. rnts. rii rnts lnfxrtI ii. ril,l went tt,'
thrptluh mil nyer tilis t,,,,ss. Tin wnyos w,.rn
ttfty frct hIr. mt III sWells md rjfrrs' int
IN penl;s iik, si,nor-|nnyrs. En,Ir iunks
beating like sl,rf tnrn int1 enctt ofler. Whnr
wa wr1it M, N, mn Il VIVA mi IN ", own nj,
tic utl,cr slltc. hit to In i,,rnril nyrr nj tho
ion and srnt ruljlnv tliro,tri ihe nir 10 ths
ntiDusIt one. md sn hurk antI thrill. 'rhis
l,istctl about twO or tlIreu hours. nftrr which
mini, II, swiii@ ri.i,.s n ,vr q" ,v,trie, ,,nwm @
9tltl over tl1cnl l., tl,p op1sit sl,i,. ~'' ~
nrv r,,,,,,t,,,, ,ur.,,r,, ,,r
tn"' 'o"hhis' Ii-hElt VI.
, 1880-09-07

Thomas Qulrk, Frank AlonlSla1l, n,ld Jol,n
WulsIl. cl,Arseu by 'rAos1ns \. t;oodfullnw
With assault will. Intent tn conlsltt r0hbery,
tlctl pettion fur IsabclN corpus yestrrtay,
claiming tlat there II, ITO evidence ug1li,,st
them sufficient tn warrant tlluIr detention,
Ahl asking fur 4 discharge.
II. Il. Whitn,, Trustee, hegan q slit lii
lGut for 81, ,AU damages Ag1l!nst tho All,erl-
cun Union 1felegrApl, Company.
, 1880-09-07
1sIef,1tsY,1: ct>Iflrtr

III tho estalo Ut Miller q. baldwin, tho will
WIS proven and admitted to prNbatc, ussl LIT.
terA tcstn!nentary wetb ISSUED tn l.ol,isn a.
Baldwin. This eatnte Is valued ut about
sio.ooo. OF thEs. 81, ,ooO In cash Ii tequcntlletl
tu tho tlecp.Solls bruthpr, Hiram I, l!ut.lwt,,
autl tho rglnalmticr tU the wife, Mrs. Louise
i. UnllWin.
, 1880-09-07

Sioux Clr,, ln., Snpt. G.-'rhe Milwaukee,
Il St Paul laH( Inns Iet thu building Ut tho
now ll1lv brtween tinyyil|n L. Innktni,, II ,lis-
tanre VI scsen al.tl |, half l.tles. The prcs-
eIt line lMls been ENve! bark from tho euv.
inE bank 0f ttlu Missouri seyrral till,rs, niul
Is ilut now t,!slAerel 0,t permanent Era,lltti.
The npw lfI!e il sesrr1,l niles hlck tIu,u tllo
river, except ut the Ya,,ktun terminus,
, 1880-09-07

surgltton Counr-,lupu. 6MlTlt-M. 4. nruck.
er It nj. ". Stephen Vanklrk, $lla5.sd,-I.ydLl
lsobnson W. Hurry and Eliza IA,x,lll, xsssIH8-
John !. Ulalr -: Chicago & paciio itallslMt
Company, Il, ,4HlA7.
, 1880-09-07
\ ItECE1yl:1s APPOINTED,

ISHASApul.!s, Ind. Sept. ton pe.itlnn
Of Ahlus Cs!rsor, Ut l.ukn Cnil!ly, via hn,Is
u Judgment fur 81, ,lxD, obtained fur years
Mgu. i~,ulA II. Richardson. Assistant Unlte.l
htntes Attorney, WIS tt.llay nppntn:et ite-
cGIsrr uf tltc CAfyAgo u Snalh Ataalttis lsat-
road Alul tn0k Charge. With bond vi SlU,UUO,
, 1880-09-07

IlrnIlSGT0N, In., Sopt. 0.-rAu contract To
sratla The lint seventeen miles Ut the South
cru IoWn j. Nebraska Hallway, fran llu.1ls.
ton 70 I'talriayilaH, wins Let l,rii.y tn JESSE
S.rhbs, 9t Mount Pleasant. Tue gradiug is
II be AulsAel BY Oct. /.
, 1880-09-07
TIE GALL.

JUNK nnuMNoND-Nu csurt until siorslny.
JupEE JltA,nlErr--No ooIrt until sion,lay.
Jun0E GAnr-4to 70 inclusive, Except II 4ul
II. NJ. 2, h!ntluls w. Llncun nyello Ana N, c,
q; Ct,,, OIL trIMl.
:0l1, airk., .,,sM s,iG a,3r, .,i5, .,S, .:Hi. Ia
c3lse M triMI.
1uuGE JAMEsoS-l,., l. No case OIL trl4l,