Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

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winter.
Mr.. Press Ware. Of Jefferson City, called
on US yesterday.
Speaking Saturday BY Col Ryland and
Hon. John Oosgroye.
The survey on tbs o1age river has boon
completed 10 Rainy creek,
Mrs. A. P. Folsom and Capt. w. II.
Hauenstein visited st. Louis Fair this weak.
Herman Kelsay started to Jef. City last
Tuesday Tor groceries for his eating establish
meDt
Reeds Gilt EIgs Tonic restores the np.
spetlte.
Capt. WIN. Shelton Of Rocky Noun.
called on US las. Saturday and gave ui the
pleasure Of viewing his imported mare Molly
Myrtle. She IL daisy.
Mr.. II. II. Campbell OF st. Louis gave
us call last Friday. he Is visiting Miller,
looking after real estate and other interests
ofcapitslists oi.ths great city Of the West.
Mr.. L. T. James q nd his two sistsr.
Misses Sarah and Martha OF Hickory Point
gave BANNER otaee pleasant call last Sat-
urdAy; look q look through art gallery and
the printing department, may success attend
tho dear ladies.
Mr.. IEasc RobinOIt, near Brumley, Miller
county, No. Ia the lucky man to and silver
ore; he was 10 our on ~ last Sat urdsy; in.
formed us that he has two tons of the mineral
now ready for shippIngj the ore has been
tested With the miaeral needle; one pound cf
the orc attracts the nsoilO equal 10 three
dollars In silver.
lie was accompanied BY his bright twin
boys.
III people are insured Ia q good reliable
company aud they burn out or get their
hou'es destroyed by tightening or get blown
away by u cyclJne, they have something re-
lisble 20 fail back on or start In the world
sgain,o their own hook, and are relieved OF
tue humility OF circulating subscription
paper smoHZ their friends. Call on r. Vet
Bryck aud Insure In substantial company,
at rates more reasonable than usually
had. ni7-tL
Our neighbor, YindicAtor, in last weeks
issue, undertakes to criticlss Col. Philips for
going into the Reading Clab,'' when he was
here on 2S.h uIt. Tne siLkly and feeble
EFFORT to prejudice the solid yeomanry aud
trecmsn Of Usage Valley against Col. Phillips
rs and will be futile. Col. Philips reputA-
tion as temperate man. ls too well known
all oyer the State OF Missouri ard United
States. he ia no hypocriie; what he does Is
openly aud frankly done. The people know
tLis and will snpport him iTrespectiye OF
party; because he can do them more and
bsttsr service than any other man.
--PAoE 1AJ hPsoS our fellow townsman
Is co nstArty al bis shop on Water street and
ready At all times 10 make. mend and repair
Scots and Shoes. His work is done 10 tie
best manner; We speak after Ave years ex.
pOrience of Pages work.
Some people in this world profess much
ssnetimonious piety, puhIng on long faces,
preaching and praying loudly, making =
daily business Of critlclsing the acts and
dsibgs Of Others; thinking thereby an inn
preston Is made, that they are good, very
good; Just draw the veil to one side and take
look al the real hypoeraoy, covered over by
religious cloaks in such persons; there will
appear anything except true religion and
pisty. l, ous reai the B Ole, quote the teach
'ngs therein learned, walk through the world
foAriessly aud tsmpsrAtely in all things pssG
IN aud out at the front door, of a "reAding
room" disturb no one, why should they be
criticised by empty heAdId blAtherskitss,
noAting under aimsy cloak of religIoni