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Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-01-28
S0dra Amerika.

+r. = =
- Ofversvamningar hafva 6fver.
gait Canca.dalen. Floden steg
manga alnar hogre an den nagonsin
f6rr gjort och ofversvammade Ian.
det for en- stracka af tire mil, sopan-
de med sig byar, grodan, boskap
och hAstar. Nagra menniskolit
gingo afven forlorade. Mar watt.
net b1rjade sjunka, f6rs6kte landt.
mannen att batar fran traden sam.
la hvad som fans qvar af kokussk6r.
den. Folket maste ga beyapnadt
for att skydda sig mot anfall al
ofantliga ormar, som af vattnet
forts till dalen. F1rlusten uppskat-
tas till 81, ,000,000
England.
- Kapten Bogardus, den skick.
lige amerikanske skytten, slar vad
med $4,000 emot 21,000, att han
kan doda 1000 dufvor fortare an
nagon lefvande person j verl.
den. e
- Mar prinsessan Lousie afreste
till Canada, hade prinsen af Wales
och hertigen .af Edinburgh f6ljt
henne ut ett stycke fran land, for
Fatt der saga henne farval, och den
bat, som skulle fora de kungliga
personerna tillbaka, rakade pa hem:
resan sammanstota med enge]ska
skeppet Annot Lyle, hyilkens sida
genomborrades. Nagon vidare
olycka egde ej rum.
Frankrike.
De Broglio har hallit ett CLAN
sande tai emot Ferry's uppfo-
strings f6rslag.
g. Fournier, som under tiugu.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-01-28
Ryssland.

II samband med de nyliga upp.
tackterna af urgrafningar och
sprangningar under ett antal hus,
som ligga pa holder st. Petersburg,
befarar man att hela staden ar IN.
derminerad och hotad ned f6rst0.
relse. En- kommission har tillsats
med upppdrag att anstala under.
s6kningar. ~e
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-01-28

som ligga pa holder st. Petersburg,
befarar man att hela staden ar un-
derminerad och hotad ned f6rsto-
relse. En- kommission har tillsats
med upppdrag att anstana under
s6kningar. *r~ .l~:
Turkiet. ~
- F1rfarlig hungersnod raider i
Adrianople. Femton personer an
trafades der en- dag d0da af hun
ger. I somliga fall patrafades
j de d0das nun stycken af ira.
- Eft stort antal Tekke Tusco-
mans hafva anlandt till Dashber-
day, hindrande kommunikationen
emellan Chatte och Tchiskisiar,
och en- strid ar oundviklig.
Tyskland.
- Furst Bismarck har anlandt
till Berlin. >['".
- Andra Kammarn Of preussi-
ska riksdagen diskuterar forslaget
ON inkopandet af Berlin Pottsdam
g. Magdeburg- -jernvagen. HILL.
Den nya armee-billen skall vid
nasta session framlaggas for riksda.
gen. Det antages, att den utan vi.
dare invandningar skall antagas.
Den bestammer armeens styrka fol-
sju ar.
I t'K6ln. Zeitung'' for den 1e
meddelas, att man i skogen mellan
Ry bnik och Loslau Il det af hun.
gersn8d harjade sydligaste Schle
sien) traffat EFT zigenarband pa II
tpersoner; man, qvinnor och barn,
.fhvilka sutto f1rffusna .kring 81
fhalft. slocknad eld. Lifvet hads
Iflytt ur dem ALA. ~
| Italien. ID
- Gen. Garibaldi har ing&tt ci
vilaktenskap med Donna Francisco
| Vid samma tillfalle erkande han 81
ma tva barn Mandio och Cleista.
- Eft telegram fran Pail Nal.
Gazette sager att pafven ar forva
mad och missn0jd 6fver Kardina.
Nc Closkey's mottagande af Parnel
Ii New York, och har beordrat kar
dinal Nina, den pafiga sekretera
rem, att telegrafera till McCloskey
for upplysningars erhallande i am
net. Pafven ar krasslig och nod
sakad att intaga sangen.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-01-28

.,s .a1
Liberal kommission lemnas at prenumerant-
samlare.
E - Observation-Disclosures expedition och altman
M redigering adresseras tin Herman Stocken.
str6m, ST. Paul, men uppsatser r0rande den reli-
gi0sa afdelningen sandals antingen till Rev. 3.
NOrelus, Vasa, Goodhue Co., hinRs, elleT Rev. p.
6j6blom, Red Wing, MINI.
- Prenumerationsmede bora sandas registre-
Tadt bref eller Post Money Order under address,
IL. SOckenstr6m. 153 b. 7th St.. st. Paul. Hmm.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-22
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUN

is by far the most successful Semi Weekly in the
country, having fonr times the circulation of any
other in New York 1t is especially adapted to the
large class of intelligent, professional business
readers too far from New York to depend
papers for the daily news, who nevertheless want
the editorials correspondence, book reviews, scen-
tihc matter lectures, literary mscellaney, ETC., for
which The Tribune is famous. Like The Weekly
it contains sixteen pages, and is in convenient form
for hindinU
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-22

coming the medium of the best thought and the
voice of the best conscience of the time, by keeping
abreast of the highest progress, favorng the freezes
discussions, hearing all sides, appealing always to
the best intelligence and the purest morality, and
sng to carter to the tastes of the vile the preiu
diccs of the ignorant.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
The distinctive features of The Tribune are known
to everybody. 1t gives all the news. 1t has the
best correspondents, and retains them from year to
year, 1t is the only paper that maintains special
telegraphic wire of its own between its office and
Washington Its scientific literary, artistic and re-
lgious intelligence is the fullest. Its book reviews
the best. Its commercial and financial news is
the most exact Its type is the largest; and its
rangement the most systematic.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-22
The News Condensed.


hundred and fifty men.
A majority of Tenneessee's delegation
it is said is for Sherman.
The supervisor of Census in each
district will receive pay not exceeding
$500, with 500 additional for clerk hire.
There is general protest of the State
against the inequalities in the valuation
and the assessment of real estate.
An appeal for assistance for the poor of
Ireland has been received by Mayor
Stokley from Dublin.
Commission appointed to count vote of
last November in Pennsylvania have per-
formed their work.
David Grey Fisher, news editor Of the
Pittsburg Ecening Chronicle, died yeSter-
day, aged 43 years.
Montgomery and Crawford county Re
publicans have instructed their delegates
to the State Convention, for Blaine.
conference of New York Democrats
opposed to Tilden's candidacy for presi-
dent met in Albany yesterday.
The Spanish Chamber of Deputies has
approved all the articles Of the bill for
the abolition Of slavery.
Germany was never before so creditably
represented at any exhibition as at that
at Sydney, New South wales.
Hon. Charles r. Buckalew of Columbia
and the Attorney General are pitted a.
gainst each other in Il suit now being
tried in Wilkesbarre.
Judge Woodward occupies his seat on
the bench in WikeSbarre with much
dignity, seemingly unconscious that he
has provoked any opposition.
An order has been received ut the
Pennsylvania railroad shops, Altoona,
for the manufacture Of twenty more new
passenger coaches of Eastlake pattern.
Pennsylvania is producing a superior
quality of tobacco, and our tobacco crop
is bringing abont one-half higher prices
than Connecticut.
A large hawk, shot by George n. Worst
OF Lancaster, Pa, feigned death until he
came to pick it up, when it seized one OF
his fingers with it's beak and destroyed it..
Bishop Stevens has begun an iuvcstiga-
ton of the charges o. uncanonica con luct
preferred against the rector and veStry
OF st. Clements p. e. Church Philadelphia.
Ex-Governor Westcott OF Florida, who
has resided in Montreal since the break
ing out of the rebellion, is dead, aged 80
years.
Gen. Chamberlain is already mentioned
by Republicans in Maine and at Boston as
very likely to succeed Senator Hamlin in
the United States senate next year.
The indictment in the Slater bribery
case at Harrisburg, contains double the
number of counts expected by the defence
and the counsel for the latter will urge a
postonement of the trial in consequence.
The proposed Somerset and Cambria
road is to be abandoned, for the present,
at least, it being understood that the
Pennsylvania railroad would furnish all
the accommodations that could be asked
by shippers in the region though which it
would pass
1t is reported that the Standard Oil
Company proposes to ''tiank" the Tide
water Pipe Line by building rival line
to connoc ct with the Philadelphia and Erie
road few miles below Willamsport, this
however, will not destroy, but rather
promote, a healthy competition
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-24
NORTH FRANKFORT.

A.en, Page Clinton 5, ..... s. II
Allen, jeff on Wikrrson st. IS sol
AGdeison, Wm. for VIM Garrett on Hill st 40
ller Isaac on Clinton st = sc
Bas1 baf Amaada ,%s, ." p on %:S1.S" Clinton St
Blckner, Charlie, on Clinton IS q
B yant' Ed for wife on T--st. - .:'''' u,
Bergman, Richard Holmes ST 81
Beascy, Jerry Holmes q
Champion. B. F. on Wlkeraon st 10 9I
C+aik dk, jC' Jonn / on Owenon Owen pike 5eI
Dyre, Martha on "Ilkcrson o Il
Dent, Lewis ! st. Clair 5o9
Dickerson, Nelson I Holmes stl OIL
Fnney Reuben l Hill st &c
Gordon, James T 80 Dan Smither rs
Gordon, John u Clinton 94
Same, for Gordon IS acre, near Flat Creek pike y
IIarrard Stephen on Clinton st ..... 577
Hanson Hanson Ruth @ z Z on on ni%noS S' St M sH
Harris Lewis on Wilker on and Madison Will
Haect nHsH' lewis I, EI'on I on wiIkerson 81
llIIiiard, Lucinda y on Meo St 96I
HAYS, Nelson 2 Blanton and St. Clair. 2HI
IIillard James 4 on Nero st OIL
IariS Austin ON - st sal
Holmes, Harry on St. Clair st ....... 769I
Jsaacs, Edward l on Nero St. III
Jackson, NJ tilda l Mar. ct AL
Same, us2e for 5. +. Bergman, Holmes st 9Cl
Jones, Lewis 1 Washington st. I'll
Jack. on, Rose Ion Washington st ; 96I
Loomos, Rob z on ST. Clair st 5lI
Lysle, VIM | st 28I
Minter James o. Washington 4oI
Martin, Horace Hill st 9Il
Martin, Sandy 1 llanton st rs
NettS, Maria on Broadway IS
Patterson, Abraham on Nero st. III
u .ucrSon, Abe Oh Nero st 5i7I
PARENT RObt Holmes st III
Keid, John on llaryes lot o.
smith, Aaron Washington 81 81
Stewart ames on Hill ST 2S
Stanley, Nellie Hill st ..,., 93I
Stewart, las ON Hill st 9GI
Starks Julian l Water -. 4S
SmrSon, Martl9 or Rl2ntor 81 dl'
.r..o. Aude> an Washington 81. o5'
.>.'.' IL "".. '"'..1 =" o..: H'.."a''. 90. 81.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-24
PROPERTY LISTED WITH COUNTY
CLERK.

Walker, Simeon 4 near Jno Creenup ...... SO 81
Beasey. Harriet l Banton st 90
Hill, Harry Berry's distilleryj ....... 81
Rodman, Geo and Henry on Clinton ...... 10 Sc
Booker, Horace l Wilkerson II
N. \. ?. WILLIAMS, S. C.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-24
MONK ESIDENTS.

Thomas, Caharne on Clinton st .
QuarlcS, Peter ON Hill st .
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-24

Warren, Chas on Clinton st
Williams, Geo on Banton st
Woodbridge Vina on Water st
Williams, Anthony trustee for Dan Garrett--
Young, VIM on Washington st
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-24
FIFTH DIsTRICT-SOUTH SIDE.

Caldwell, America Dick Bright -. 81 %
Dangerfed, Harriet 81 James Harp Al
Mcdowell, Andrew 80 near America Caldwell IL
Pullam, jeff SO near o. g. Wade II
Tracy, Eve 80 near Jas. Crutcher ...... 10
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-24
SECOND PRECINCT-NORTH SIDE
THIRD PRECINCT-NORTH SIDE.

Johnson, Geo near VIM Jones 81
rutson, Richard L. r. Noel 4
Wilson, Jeptha near VIM ones ..... 5
NONRESIDENT.
Harris Jack on Long Lame ...... s.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-24

Fleming, Bob 10 near Mary Finney q.
Grant, Easter 2 near VIM Armstrong .
} Kelley, Sanford 2 near VIM. Scofed . .
Skinner, Uphenia I near Martha Paxton . =.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22
lvEarsOn City Items.
IFrom r,ihnnaL

iFron Tribune M
Dol. EtWood Kirby, iormefly OF this city,
Is one OF tue leading writeta on the editorial
stall OF the Giobe-D Democrat. The Col! is A
spicy and forcible writer, and hrs nre,ant
position has full scope to WELD hls yeriatIle
pen.-J. q, Tribune.
We had the pleasure OF james johnson
Eaq OF Miller county, in our sanctum yester-
day. We have not met him before Tor a long
time. Old times has been taking liberties
With his haiF-otherwlse he has changed
very little, and 10 as genial and toviaJ as ever.
Mrs. Cspt. Ware was buried yesterdsy
afternoon, Funeral services were held al
the Southern Msthodlst Church, conducted
by Rev. Palmoro. Her remains were buried
h,he City Cemetery.
500 iS!ary McGralh ssw Adiulant General
mitchell "a Warrington. who thinks there Ia
no cono'' nut be will get al least $65 600
som Ins Onied States Gov ernment Tor tbe
0late OF missouri on account Of war claims.
Farmers rom various parts OF the county
VIZ Us thAt thsy have never seen so fine a
crop
Mr.. Mulksy Miller, OF Miller eoun,v va.
N Inc city yesterday, and called Ia 10 sse the
FrIbuno eorpJ. Glad to see him alvg.vS n
brings back the good old times,
Married. At the Catholic Church In this
city on April 9Th, 1880, BY Rsv. Father Hoog,
Mt. Herman Arens OF Miller county, and
his harv lkusrnlhg Of ths c~ounty.-Joder-
son City Tribune.
They went asbing. She looked laneuidly
At him and said: ~ wish the Dab would bite
at your book. fl was a hsh i would"
Fhs man who expects to be elected to an
office without spending money muat under
stand the political economy.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22
II RESIGNATION.

STArx or Missouri, l..
COUNTY OF MILLER.
10 May term, 1880, Probate Court Miller
county, Mo-, 10 the matter OF the estate Of
WIN. Miller, decd.
To all persons whom II may conoern, take
notice, that The undersigned, one Of the adj
ministratora Of said Wm. Miller, decd, late
Of said county, will a. the May term, 1880,
OF said Probate court 20 DO held at the Coust
house In Tuseumbla. Miller %, Mo-, on the
10Th day OF May, 1880, apply to said court for
leave 20 resign the Office and trust Of co-ad.
ministrators OF said estate.
n. r.. MORRIs, one OF tho administrator OF
VIM. Miller, deed.
January "a, 1880.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22
IA 2 "a "a.

TGscnmbla r. A. Chapter No. 81,
A. II. s. A. NJ, meet at their hall the Second
Saturday after tall moon each month.
II. -BRADLYFoRD, II, T.
ID. BESHET, See'y.
Tuscum5is Lodge No. 4sT, A. +. & A. NJ.
meet Saturday on or before fiji moon in
zach month.
ID. BKNSET. SeS'y.
AMrY CnAPTER, No. I42. o.E.S. meets in
regular communication the 80 Saturday after
each full moon, at pm, In Masonic Hall,
Tuseumbja, No. Visiting sisters and breth-
rem will be fraternally and cordially well
coined. Mrs. SARAH X. HAUENsTEIN, WIN.
Mrs. La zIB JOHNSON, A, nj.
MISS 81 Attic L. CUMMINGS, Sec'y.
Pleasant MI. Lodge, Ala Am. No. 1874,
meet at their hail on Saturday evening on OF
after each full moon.
JANIS JOHNSTON, w. n.
JAMES ETTER, See'y.
Brumley, U. D.. A. +. & A. NJ, hold re-
| eular communications Saturday night on OF
alter tull moon in each month.
J. N. HAWKINS, W. NJ,
GEO. w. REID, Sec'y.
IBERIA lodge a. f. s. a. NJ, No. 40, meet
Saturday on or before the full moon each
month. r. j. MARcHANT, W, III.
JoHN FEReUs1s, Secy.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22
order Of Publlealien,

All persons interested in the estate Of
William Q. Gooch, deceased are hereby no.
tiled that q petition was 6led al the February
term 1880 Of the Probate Court of Miller
county, missouri by tho administrator OF said
estate praying for an order TO sell the real
estate bslonging 10 the estate Of ssid VIM. Q.
Gooeh, decd. Il IA therefore ordered by the
Court that unless the contrary be shown on
the arst day OF the next term of the Probate
court Of the eaid county OF Miller and State
OF Missouri 10 be begun snd held at the
Court house in the county Of Miller aforesaid
on the second Monday 10 Mey, 1890, an order
will be made for the sale Of the whole OF 90
much Of said real estate as will satisfy the
demands against said estate, to-wit; The
north halt OF the northwest quarter Of section
t2il. twentyiour 10 township ~ one Of range
Ia seven containing 80 acres moro or less In
Aicorn county In the Stale Of Mississippi.
JAMES II. ToDD,
Judge OF Probate Court.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22

More full accounts Of The terrible storm
Will be given next week,
Our information from prominent men In
every section OF The STATE; Is tor Cfittenden
the next Governor Of Missouri.
-DrED; On yesterday 2 p. m. Miss Mag.
yie Crawford 81 the P,auters House. Size
had been sick only seven days. There Is
now .postmoftum examination hoIdiug on
Dor body and . Jury Of inquest TO determine
The cause of death will be published next
week.
We met Hons Jno. Y. Philips end ]. b.
Clatk IN 81. L)uis lsst week procuring state.
meuts &C preparatory TO pushing the bill;
one Of $4,000 for the Osage ri ger, the other
for leo, COO for public buiidiuss at J4 fierson
City as recommended by the several com.
mitiees; through the HOuae OF Representa-
tveF; Col. Philips has done more for this
end OF the district than any other man could
under The circumstances. The Republicans
at Jefferson City as well as Dsmocrats are
now forwarding letters OF eongratnlatron to
Vol, L. plod9lng him q united support next
fall for a reelection.
The Herbert Broshers, she world-renovn.
cd acr obau, gymnasts and tight rope walk.
era will give a grand fec exhibition at Tui.
cumbia, on Saturday, April 24;h.
Come and soc them. II will cost you
nothing and you will witness everything,
Except the riding) usually exhibited in a
circus. 10 fact the Herbert BIotheJs viii
give a regular circus performan CO and charge
you nothing.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22
APRIL 0th, 1880.

Ark. Otuy looN.
Thu Board met pursuant TO adjournment,
Prss't, A, Fulkerson called the meeting to
order. The reAdnR Of the minutes OF last
meeting was dispensed with. The Presi dent
then informed tho Board that nominations
for the various officers were In order.
Ira Il. Johnson was elected Street Super.
visor for the term one year.
J. IL. Todd was slsoted Treasurer for one
year.
4. b. Robinson was elected Town
Attorney for one year.
sam'I Hawkeu was elected Town Assessor
for one year.
Ssml Ii. Sono was appointed Assistant
Marshal for one year
The following resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That the Ciy Attorney be To-
strueted TO inquire after aud collect nl
moneys which msy be In the hands Of the
eE' Treasurer, or any OF tho town Officers
which they may have collected and Jailed ic
account for. and pay tame over to the
present Treasurer.
On motion q committee Of three was 60
pointed by tho chair 10 revise the present by
laws of tho Town OF Tureumhia, the chsiI
appointing j. II. Todd, p. f. Hauensteir
and I. b, Robinson.
The minutes Of this meeting was ordered
punished In both county papers
On motien Board adjourned 10 meet goth
Of April 1880.
a. Fu~LxERsoS. Pre.r
W. Z. FRrEMAs, Cisls.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22
I. O. O. \.

Tuscumbia, Lodge, 305.
I. o. o. F. Hold their regular meetings every
WEDNESDAY evening, at 2 O'Clock p. m:
u. MARsHALL, N. q.
PM. r. HAuENsTsIN. Sec'y.
Pleasant Mt. Lodge, No. 95, 10, o. +.
Hold regular meetings LIST &31 Saturday, at
I o'clock r. m. Visiting brothers, in good
standing, are cordially invited TO attend.
JOIN b. CRocRER, N. g.
JAS. q. SIMPSON, Sec'y.
Iberia Lodge, No. $40, !. 90. F. meetin
regular communication query Saturday even
'ng at I o'clock p, m.
NJ. j. DAVIDSON, N. @.
JoHN L. AESoLD, Sec'y.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
At tbs May term. 1880, OF the Probate
eeutt OF Miller county, Mo 10 be held the
second Monday 10 may, 1880. / will make
Rnal settlement Of the estate Of Joel Bond,
decd; all creditors and oIbeIs interested 10
saideslate take notice.
1as. Y. AQFAJI.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22
Proceedings Of Town Board.

Tho Board met Thursday evening April
9Th, 1880, present, j., B. MeGee, j.. l.. Cum.
mlues, j. IL, Todd, Z. T.. H~Auenslein and
A. Fulkerson.
a. Fulkorson was elected ohRirmsr; W. P.
Freeman was elected clerk Of the Board.
Adjourned 10 meet at 4 o'clock p. ~, April
oh, 1880. A. Fulkerson, pres'i; w. z.
Free man, clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22
NOIfOR OF FINAL sETTLRMRNT.

Az the May term, 1880, Of Probate Court OF
Miller county, Missouri, TO be held the second
Monday in May. BsO. ! will make q faal set
all creditors and others interested In said
estate take notice.
.. @. PIBFs. administrator.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22
A Band Of Rypabolicaf sneaRa

hSVe bees for The last ten days, prowlinz
around Uncle Bill Outton's, four miles from
this pisce on the Mount Pleasant road, shoot.
Ing CT guns and pistols TO such an extent
that Upcle Billy and his whole family have
been guarding their Iremlses; loesi9g their
rest OF nights; till be has not proceeded with
his farm work. This band evidently has an
~ulterioB object in visw. Putting ali the cir.
eumslAnoes together and viewing parties ac-
tons and conduct In the premises who pre-
tend TO be friends OF Uncle Billy and the
supposed antagonists; We ara led to conclude
with the balance OF q dLslnterested oommu.
nifty that a band Of c~onlemptAble wage are
the prime actors 10 this neiareous business
OF prowling around Mr.. Cottons,
300 Tie MaIEors waited at II.
B. Merwih'A in Jim Henry township, OF 10.
quIfe at BANNER ,iilae. Cash paid every
night II wsnted-goOd timber and full pr ees
paid
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-22
NOTICE OF FINA4 SEPrLEMRNr.

At The Nay term, 1850, OF tia Probate
court Of Mlller county, Mo. 70 be held the
second Monday 10 Msy, 1890 / will make
aid estate take notice.
J. N. Z. MILLER, admr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-04
THE PREACHER.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON ON THE RELI-
GIoUs SITUATION.


From the Boston Herald.
When a man Of select intelligence
which characterizes the utteranoes OF
Mr.. Emerson speaks upon the condi-
ton Of religion at the present time,
his words have exceptional value, and,
whethor wo agroo with him or not,
are sure to have weight in the think
ing world. He has always been reti.
cent concerning bis positive statements
on religious topics, but his recent ad-
dress on "The Preacher" delivered be.
fore the students in the Divinity chapel
OF Harvard University, evidently con.
tains his latest sentiments, and is so
largely view Of the religious situation
and an outlook into the near future,
such frank and large minded avowal
of opinions which many have hoped
ho entertained, that no utterance Of
his since the famous sermon on the
Lords Supper, delivered in 1892, on
his retiring from the Unitarian minis.
try is likely TO command wider atten.
tion. 1t is the ripe and far-sighted
policy Of septuagenarian who has
been above and beyond his age, and
yet has shown great facility in absorb
ing its best life into himself 1t is re.
markable not less for its clearness of
insight and its comprehensive state
ments than for its grasp Of the vital
conditions on which all religion do
pends, and its resolute helpfulness Of
tone. twill not satisfy the numerous