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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

Ma. JAMES LIME OF Montreal, iii PAM
phlet entitled The Political Destiny of
Canada being Determined by Its Financial
Policy Canadian Spectator Company, Mon
trcal), finds serious reasons TO fear that the
New Dominion VIII break to pieces with the
weight Of its costly and heavy State ma
chinery. not 10 speak Of its heavy debt. He
does not think tina, separation from England
would involve any loss of love for the mother
country. but the logic Of events is, he holds
indispuiahlc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

An Augusta, Maine, despach says the
president Of the Senate may qualify as acting
Governor, but probably will not, so that the
60 Republican members cannot take their
seats until Governor has been elected by
the Legislature. Meanwhile Mr.. Hale will
find his opportunities for filibustcring lessen
cd hy the fact that, as his party consists OF
only two members, it cannot call for the
yeas and nays there is still another hitch.
The Council it has been maintained, holds
over until a new one is elected. The mem
bers of the House must be sworn hy the Gov
crnor in the presence Of the Council. Now
comes Mr. Gould of Thomaston, and declares
that the Council has no legal existence, and,
infcrentialy, that no additions can be made
to the Legislature until a Council has been
elected The Fusionists have gone SO far
now that no halfway measures can he adopt
ed. That would he to surrender everything.
There is some talk of an adjournment over
to next week. The Republicans are sur
prised, though not discouraged, by the turn
affairs have taken, and are now relying less
ON Mr. Hale and more On Judge Appleton
and his associates; but the court is likely TO
20 slow. The first thing it will lie asked TO
do is 10 enjoin the State treasurer from pay
ing any money on the order of the Lcgsla-
turc. The Fusionists threaten that, if the
court decides against them. they will recon
struct the court, and adapt it 10 the work
they want done There would then be IL
pretty state of things, and this is only one of
the many dangerous complications which
are liable to arise The end, it is plain, can
not vet be foresecn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

IT is said that Iowa batter is laid down in
Boston at a cost of 60 cents per 100 pounds,
while Vermont butter going on the same train
pays from 50 to 100 cents and the fact is
siguiiican; Illustration Of the way in which
the railroad policy Of ruinously low through
rates, operates to the destruction of the
farming interests of New England.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

SOME Of the better class Of Greenbackers
in Congress do not, it is said. altogether
relish the crowd gathered in Washington to
start the boom Of the Grcenback- Labor party.
Washington specials say the arrivals include
GrccnhackerLalor reformers, Eight-hour
associations, Dennis kcarney, Free Lovers,
Woman '-SuiIeriss,~ the g Free Speech
parry, who want repeal Of the laws against
Circulating obscene literature, and every form
OF political and social disafTeclion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

RUTL,xp. Vt. Jan. S-The receivership
of the Howe Scale Company ended to-day,
and the trustees for the bondholders- Mcssrs
Rnwell and kcllocs-pasSed back into the
hands of tie company full control of their
works and property, the matters producing
the embarrassment having been satisfactorily
arranged
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16
" EXTERN NEWS.

THE ONO sgNAToRsuIP GEN. GAHFfELD
ELECTED.
CoLrMBUs, o.. Jan. 13-Gen Garfield
was formally elected Senator to-day over
Thurman, the vote being 66 to a in the as
Sembly and 20 To IL in the senate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

PlATrsBrRGn, n. Y, Jan. S-Three
hundred miners in the thateaugay ore bed
quit work yesterday and attempted To stop
others. The sheriff and sixty constablcs
from Plattshursh TO day arrested the ring
leaders. Matters will go on as usual proba-
bly, 10 morrow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

Major-Genefal.
Garcclon having retired, and no successor
having been elected, Gen. Chamberlain is now
the only lawful State authority existing IN
Maine, and by general acknowledgment and
consent, is the sole possessor of executive
power. Under the circumstances his author
ity is undisputed and its assumption gives
general satisfaction The property Of the
State will certainly be safe in his hands. and
he will see that the peace is kept and that
law and order prevail
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16
THE EXCITEMENT ISCEEASISG-vAEIoUs EXIST
Inc; HTNOHS

A large number of people at Bath, Port
land and Bangor, alarmed nj the reported
condition of affairs here were ready to start
for Augusta. hut before the trains left they
were informed by telegraph that there was
no particular necessity for their presence
Us it was many came TO he on the ground to-
morrow. Assurances are given by those
in command ut the state house that no
alarm need be felt in regard TO any defence
necessary for the protection of the records
and the people. The fusionists are busy
holding caucuses tonight and it is limited
the forward movement postponed to-day will
be vigorously pressed tomorrow. 1t is re-
ported Attorney McLellen is preparing
warrant for the arrest of Gen Chamberlain
There is police force of $50 at the
state house tonight. Sentincls are placed
outside ut the entrance. The report that Mr..
Hale is i'll is not true. Several fusioniSts re
fused To attend the caucus tonight. Fifty
men headed by Colonel Heath came from
Waterville tonight and proceeded to the
state house where they are quartered
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

A despatch from Assumption, La, reports
the killing of W. Pa Jr., (colored) ny
Allan Hite, justice of peace. Hite fs-
capped.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

l. the coming promotion Of Con Garfield
from the lower to the higher branch of Con
grcss, The Senate makes great gain, and the
House sHsiains great loss. For the last
four wears he has been the recognized chief
Of the Republicans in tiie House. and has led
them with signal ability and success. 1t is
not at present apparent who can fill his place
In 'hc Senate he will 1t once take rank
among the foremost; As he enters and
Thurman goes ont. the Republicans make a
very Important gain, Ike Democrats lose
their lrainicst man, and the great intellect
ual prcrondcrance Of the Republican side be
Genes still more marked.
THE Democratic yo5nanry of Poscy coun-
ry aud other hoop-Polc regions in Indiana,
are deeply aroused ly the arrival Of a num-
Der Of colorcd refugees from North Carolina.
They want 10 he protected against the inva-
sion by Il revival Of the penalties of the old
constitutional law. which forbade any free
person of color from settling in the State,
and provided penalty of 500 for any one
encoura .ins such immigration, or harboring
the immigrants after their arrival. But with
nut waiting for that, they have taken the law
into their own hands, and in Shclbyville, ex-
Governor llrndricls's former home, a mob
gathered al the depot to prevent the negroes
from leaving the train while in other local
ilics buildings in which they were being
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

The New York World takes Gen. Cham
berlain violently to task for usurplng the
executive authority in Maine. But ten
Chamberlain is no usurpcr. lie is brave
and lcvcl-headed man, who was colonel oil
the Goth Maine regiment which saved Little
Round Top and the left of the mon army
by desperate fighting, at Gettysburg lie Is
President of Bowdoin Collegc-and a gen
tleman of intelligence and high character oil
conservative tendences-and not at all the
man to usurp any authority not belonging 10
him. lie is the commanding officer OF the
militia of Maine and one of the last acts oil
Gov Garcelon, before his term OF oiilce eN-
pred, was to put him in his present position
of executive control. The following orders
explain the situation:
STATE OF MAISI.
AUGUSTA, January 5, lssob
Special Orders No. II.
Major General J. l.. Chamberlain is hereby al
thorze,i and directed 10 protect the public proper
" and institutions of the state until my successor
IS duly qualified. ,,..-,,,,.
(SiynetD ALoNzO GARCELoN. Governor
$. u. LEivITr, AdIutani-t'eneral.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

The Republicans pG Vernon; will meet IN con
Vcn;inn nj Montpelier "a WEDNESDAY, TIL
TWENTY FIRM DAY OF FEBRr AIRY. A. ID. l>sO. Al
Ten OCIn,h 4 ". for The purpose Of choosing lOui
delegates II large tp represent Tins Stale IN the he
publican Na'iunal convention called Ito mee
4; Chicago On "Wednesday, the 81 day OF June
next Tor Tx. purpose al nominating candidates IL
be- supported FOR President aud Nlce-President al
The neNi election.
Towns VIII Ice represented IN said convention 10y
their ti.-st-. chosen upon the basis Of one dele
rate frum each town. and an additional delegate
Tor each one hundred votes, and for each fraction
of one hundred votes nifty. cast for the Repub
can candidate fof Governor al the LAST State eiec
ton.
By u vote OF q former convention the State Com
miilee are constituted a committee On credentials
Delegates VIII provide themselves with propel
credentials. signed by the secretaries OF their re
spcc;INe primary meetings, and Immediately upoi
their arrival ia Montpelier. present them 10 TIT
state Committee. II their headIuarters-th'
Pavilion.
The several railroads IN the STATE will extend thu
usual courtesy ut fare one way. and arrangement.
have alsn been made hy winch delegates VIII b,
enabled 10 reaurn On tac same day.
GEORGE ". GEANDEY,
lCaa!rIaan.l
ttE3EGC NiJi.oIS,
Secretary Republican
EEEN'g !. pENSBSE,
SrrrHEN THOMAS, stale
FRANKIIS FAIRBANKS.
WILLIAM ROUNDS, COMMITTEE
JaHS /. R,E>TON,
CA.i.ufI \ FACE.
ttiAEIES Z. EE,roS.
Mortified. January L. is>o
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

Augusta. Jan. i9Jo-hui l. chamber ltlil. Major
General commanding; Dear Sir Having entered
circumstances, II Is important Tor me 10 understand
whether YOU are prepared IL recognize INV author
Nv is such. Respectfully. James u. laulson, UOv
cTnOr.
Augusta Jan Ito Hon. James H. lamson
Sir: | have the honor To- acknowledge the receipt
entered upon the duties Of Governor. ami desire Ia
know II am prepared Ia recognize YOUR authority
such. Ih.' gravity at the situation AMI the I'M
pnrtancr al my answer l." N"Ur question dsIiand
thai should give tn 1t the most earnest attention.
am acting under the authout, devoIved me 10y
virtue ui the following order: Augusta. Jan. :.
MlJOr-Gcncral Chamberlain Is hereby authorized
aud directed To protect the public property AMI III
>tutluus vi the state until my successor y duly
qualified Alnnzo Garcrlnn, G1Nrrn"r. IN the
attitude which things have now taken the RESPONSE
hillty resting on me under tins order involves Inc
liberties at the pcoplc-hcT most sacred property
AMI The stability at the constitutional government
their highest institution am thankful You seem
Ia understand this and realize equally with myself
the Importance 1T our proceeding WIN caution
Your inquiry virtually calls upon me l." dccldr a
question of constitutional law, which Is Il matter
falling moi AT all within The province al nv d'iit
mcnt. In my military capacity have mol th' pm
vilcgr of submitting such questions 10 IN" on,
tribunal competent to decide them me t"h-lliu-
ttuu declares thai The Justices 81 The supreme Jul-
ral court shall he obliged L. give ihcit "ph"h upon
impnrtlut questions at Law and upon solemn or'i-
sInus when required b, the clytl branches at the
government hut that privilege - not ACCORDED I"
The military department. supported ~ i ut'lHl"l
nt The court should obey. wIthoui moment hes
itatinn but sulcmnlN believing tha u ~ 'hls Juh'
turs | ABANDON nv trust there VIII he u" barrier
against ANARCHY and hloodshrd, cannot under the
nrrsrut circumstances recognize your authority as
t,oyernor of Maine. There are only Two ways To-
settle the questions now nj issue ana isiihtng the
public mind; by following strictly the constitution
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

New YORK, Jan. 1l.-An Augusta despatch
says Lawson, the president Of the senate, no
longer doubts that he is acting governor of
the state, and on Monday he will notify the
republican members elect that he is ready to
qualify them. If Gen. Chamberlain refuses,
as Blaine says he will to recognize Lawson
as governor, there will be Il conflict and a
military dictatorship.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

Blt
A despatch from Jerscyvillc, Ill, states
that Clement Rowdcn, a mail carrier living
near Roscdale, Jersey county, was called oul
of his house on Monday night, and shot
dead, il is supposed, by Benjamin Spry ac-
companied by two brothers and Peter Grns-
lean. between whom and Rowdon an old
rr,idyc existed. After the killing OF Row
den his wife followed the murderers a short
distance. but they mounted horses and fled
New trouble has arisen in the Carlotta
Patti troupe AT San Francisco, the result oi Il
personal encounter between DcMunck, PATHS
husband, and Ernst Fischoff. her financial
secretary. ON Saturday night the parties
became involved in a quarrel IN the Palace
Hotel about the impoSsibilty of collecting
some debts, and finally came 10 blows.
DeMunck receiving II bad druhhlng- Patti
therefore discharged Fischoif, and the htter
now brings suit for money due him, and
also AN amount sufficient 10 carry HIM back
to Austria
Secretary Schurz recommends the appro-
priation Of $500 10 purchase, AS Il historical
relic. the first patent ever issued in the
United States. T. l.. Hall Of Columbus,
Ohio, the present posscssor ot the docu-
mrnt. saws il was issued ut New York,
July 81 1870, to Samuel Hopkins of Phila-
dclphia, for improvement in making potash
and pearl ash 1t is written ON Il sheet Of
parchment twenty inches square, in round,
old fashioned hand, signed by Geo. Wash
iugton and certified lay Ed. Randolph, AT
tornCy- Gcnernl.
The business of three more New York
firms engaged in swindling through pretend
ed stock operations has been stopped and the
delivery Of all mail matter To them pro
hibitcd by the postmaster general lheif
names are Baxter a Co, u. Potter
Wight, and Benedict " Go All oi these
firms made considerable money out oi tins
business. Richard Baxter, al Baxter n Co,
is reported To he very wealthy and Is now
ENJOYING himself in Europe.
4 Montreal despa'chi says Extensive
smuggling is now taking place from the
United States into this city. Jcwclry is the
principal article, and the customs officers
have been unable so far 10 detect the guilty
parties. Large quantities of American made
gold and silver watches and other articles
have been offered ut Montreal 80 much below
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

AUGUSTA, Me. Jan. IS. joint conven-
ton was formed, yesterday, and in the pres
encc of the secretary of state and several
members of the council, John ID. Lamson
took the oath and was proclaimed the acting
governor of state. But 90 members were
present in the house, and ii adjourned with
out transacting any business.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-02-05

criminal. 10 sdmmpg Up the terms OF th-
iih rent per trs, nptesehFY To iiqu'da'i"i
{ th- grievances Of the proplr, ~- d n, ter
feducIing one Tn cOmmu'aIln q irr goo
rectri-tns' BOIL ssars Oi seiVItIdo snd ne
pr'sz,iOa are r'q1red'
Toe u - oi tie ptiiIentisry cOnEl u = I Tor
acres. This Vals lnclusr, 1T PRES ~, AroH
~ about zen scfes. with rtidencrs, ot s'n
t.q nring their rKuusiun, inside ihe Wa ar
i nard three large cell bu;lpings iOr "a G.;
the tsmtle.degsft nsnt, c,'bta'bibR about 'ur-
" Ave most uniUr,u' s.s Ol the 80; so blhd
u,gs Sith c-p.c CT u.r the d'hSrent y hiteo
tiart-d, pa tmehts, trre' b1m ,tli .hoe, Or.
.ndi e-ti ee. np hrsn, Ore ia tc-cbs'r and
tnp waghn Rlsaaan 10, -Dd Ai.o lArRr.
c1mmodiUu4, an impOsiug II -pi H"buidii'g
4 hrsa niAIbidctufie>--aihUuc tht m'tI "a"
= '-siul aud uulsd Ot Whlgh, h ua ~ O"Op~f
P.t.rso 'o'v boots aid shove urdrr ~
vary rlh lent In,q,g.mbrt Il O. y. Ian,
ergtge abJut -iS u dfsi I'm 'rre- ~ - ~
N intseraJ nml mna- employ boat { -
ruudrvd; lLur Z ttnut,ug hu lUfe- a.
tbbut bIns hundred meu rom winch n O. n
: ant rrvenps Is d, = vsi rhr dlseip Int, san
TRY c,D iuipn o TIE prenli-rr. And dI'Irlh1'
| uOn 90 labor iurce-, are iD N. 'snds ui M
| 20 rrs faithful veteran Capt w II brzdpn
~ wh,a disc etinn j. HtwsNs'x res d VIII
| due delibcrht on and thai c,retui cun,l-'ency,
! necessary 10 the tncc~ss IT tee lnstiiuuon nnd
| he wsliar IL IT. Inmaits, Toe med C., d. .
asrinIeht 10 unter the q rec l',n Oi w u
| Winston, Ncung, bot k'lliul y Ns,e'sn -
hts oitY. all Ok1rr d. paitman's have tti
cisn; and accomplished mnh-grmpnt. Tn
mttes are tub tnntia,li c,ttnedR fed
,ni WILL wUtkvd., rhe pot, ut 'nhlThc's ~
eligion are regularly ur,ted upou bt "ut
m 81 rl,qdsnt nj talented Ch-rl7iu Raw,
Ur i In fe; wnu.r 81, qpence 40 III "Ar
ess ArTAightnrLt Ot lhe Wees Ut Is ,cGhu~, Anr
srnrt in The ds'stm,natiur ~ Christian trs.h''
has won tor him many admlt'rs.
A general iu,liAtiOn, upOn the part o
the convict, seems tu prtvalli TO shu~ Il viii
liug disl usiuun 10 utedlehcr, tnat trpend. {,
grsnt rxient upon no wisdom exrrc'-ed b
the warden, Ia the selection nf hls sub fdI
mates. 7 y fn.rcA aud uthrr T. ca ds ar.
under the iul, neat mud accurata supe,'
vision Of Maj X, u. Wilns. Among N,
most notable, and most tigtly accomplish
81 Of The subnrdiuAfN l. q .S,-pntn co.
Shrsder, whose genial and Apanlr ci p"sllii
aud accomplished conversational tals"i cAute
hr vlsijOr 10 turg"t the shdnesA CONS qIsnt -
vi-it fn the - iitle wurld ui human iuis'r'
lihus ra d-rirg AL Inspection uUt IN prom
ibie and Interesting, bat h ghy hgte-a6e
With all this bnlhauI psnofsUs the N q
P.ni'entirry ~ all others, 10 plSrt +"
Hum misery aud lOIment. We will lufuiti
, { n thu Information orinterest OF your reader
hereafter some shOel rkolches OF the life, d.
uoiiiUn ard co ,IcliOr otahw oi III" not~
be4 who are u,W b. gintipg 10 discover ID
difference between n"turioiy and rrspvct,
NJ no snUn
"FABIUs'
ieff4rsnn fitV. Ian. 81 1850
Osage Valley banner., 1880-02-05
sHsKlfF's SALE

By virtue o. Transcript execution, iSsusd
rom ths office Ol the ,lsfk OF the circuit
uuFl Of b|irr county, Missouri, 10 favor OF
n 81 te MYsInri, 81 ths r-latlon ard 10
ns u a. Z. 3. Miller, collector O. rho rev0-
'ur Oi N l't county, In the s ate nf hDtou .i,
nd sgnu.t WAprrl Hefr and Bu' ter Il ~
d M 26,h Dry a. February, 1879, ana e
thr und"T.igneo s rrlh delivered I plll Oh
FridaS, br AIRY 70 1880,
b. tween ina b ,uis nj nine O'Clock 10 the fore-
unn and Ave O'Clock in the 'tArnoou OF that
DIV, a tho Cnnr, houss door IN Ihs town OF
tu.culnb'A, Nj ler county,, Missouri, Hrd
while tbs circuit coatt OF Miller cOunry,is in
session. --rxpO-e so sale At public auction to-
NJ Iighrst d er Tor cash IN hund, oil she
iRbt, uls an eIrSt AID rStstn OF he lid
Snlpert Herr an Hunter Herr. OF, 10 and tO
hs tOtlowinR described real estate. situs sd
n the county OF Muller and State Of Missouri.
-W'i:
100 Acres northwest OF northwest quarter
I'd eat half burlhwp,t quarter, ,ecuVn z,
o~nshlp 81, r-DRp l3 T. L,Vied VI on ara In
be sJld 10 satisfy EHii ex.'nfior Rno casts.
T. =. MILLER, Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-02-05
ORDER OF SALE.

Where's the undersigned sheriff OF Miller
coUniy, State Ot Missouri, hss ?, ceivsd the
10 lpwing order from the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court o Phelps county, Missouri, 10. AIl.
s.as oi Missouri. Oounty OF Phelps,
-. August term, 1879 H. Tho Circuit Court
aid unA On the lin d., OF August,
1879. ht tallo~iog among other proceedings
~oto had to eli Ia A Deegan In her
nwh perspn. C'harin. Y. DE, gen Fra e3s !,
D-eRan, h4f, y. d.. gao and 4 gees Deegnn
~ their guardian aud next ,riend Joseph
O,mpb u, ex'pattee partitinn IN partition.
Nv " tns dsy eomes the sbove Dsmed
petiuOnsrs that is Jams A. DepgAn IN her
iwu p'rson hnd C,tharine H., r ancis J.
Asrv 4. and Agnes DvegAn by JosspG
Csmpbel ther qua dIAn and cu -ator aud pfe.
sIt ,beif pett'In tHr pa tition OF The I, How
v described real rstzte to- siu northeast
qu-rl'r at sro' ", ,p 3O. Ia wet iu Miller
unb, Mo-, >hd tra u IL 10 the Interest of
n peuti0nrrs ~ haYo said real est4te p4rIi.
o al and That from the nature aud sitnztion
lbs same Ahd tbs numb,r o. interests
herein that partition IN kind Jherooi cannot
be made without Rrest detFimt nj 10 tue In
crest Ot the owners ttereui and n further
pptzrs o ths sa,'HfactiOn II ths court that
"a Q petiuoners arr each entill d 10 the undi.
sid.d une q ti OF the said real ,sta and all
,hd siunu ar the facts oeiDg seen and under
stu,d oy the court. Il is By tbe court ORDER
'nA q AdIudRrd inst partition OF tue NboSs
| Inscribed real est4e bs sold on the following
IN, to-ww One hall cash tho balance 80
bs pad In one year with lntertst Al psr
erhi. per snbum the deferred payments 10 be
'cured by note and deed Of trusG on lhe
| -ut SID.
| NV therefore /. p. s. Miller, sher O OF
/ h der county. III ssouri, DO hereby give no.
,ce and Will NJ, u the above described reAl
site ~ the Court house door in Miller
county, M'souri on
'fu sdHy the 1Osh dav " February. 1850.
ps.wttn 'he hours Of 0 o'clock IL the ture-
iuon aud 'clo,k Ia Ihs Afternoon Tor tho
| PURPOSES siuresHid IN obedience 10 the order
= The h"BUrHbl" Jd1ge OF lhe Circuit Court
4 Phelps county, Mn.
uNen under nv h-ud and seal this lB,h
i4y vi Jsnusry, 1850
z. $. MILLER,
S1rriH II Miller 90, No.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-02-05

The Tribune wants star. made in manu-
sttoriss. Bless Your soul, we have NOR
mAnuia CT oTIes IN proportion 10 p pGlation.
han any otter place in tbe State. Take n
Relk out 10 The Eastern suburb where thA
large sailed 10 enclosure Is, Nearly ihor-
,nd persOns.sr constantly engaged there n
mshu huhcturinR. TIL, n ttere Is the large lour
paHufacturv u Dul q 5 N, tho foundry -
no lsYer, etc. In short, what J,tf 'rsUn OitN
just now most needs is raj road " tue gie u
cuA bar X Ut High Point. Build that AT
j dstsoh CITY will beat aty town in the cUur =
rS booming --Jeherion CITY Eclipse.
We'll, "bless your soul who would hAv,
thought it. Jefferson City only needa bob.
,ail raiIFOadIto coal mine, and she can
get II.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-02-05

When farmer pleas up homo paper
aud sees every reliable business frm repre-
@nted In its columns by healthy advertise
msnts, he says to himself .. onc,; "TbSt l.
business place, the merensnts are all ensr-
geIic. wide awake and up 10 the times; they
are tying to haild up their town an enhanc
tbe Interest o. the surrounding country
They deserve patronage and they chs hav,
minis " Proof that II pays 20 ADVERTISE
Jeis, sou City Tribune.