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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22
old man. 1t is q common name.'
And how did you think OF coming
hpre nv little maiden?'

old man. 1t is o common name.'
And how did you think OF coming
here. m, little maiden?'
Because you were 40 good, said
Nina. To-day mother cried and told
me how pleasant it used to be in Ger
many: aud oh, Mr.. Sarta Claus, you
must know where her father and mother
are. She said she thought 1t was very
naughty what could she do II
they wouldn't let father come NJ
Hans, Hans, it is our daughter!
cried the old woman. What was the
name of your mothers father"
II was Ansen, Mrs. Santa Claus, ,
said Nina.
The old lady began TO cry. She
caught the child IN her arms aud kissed
her fondly.
oh, good Mrs. Santa Claus you will
ask Mr.. Santa Claus to help mother
went you " plead Nina.
But now the old couple took her BY
the hands and led her away to an inner
room. where the old lady rumaced 10
the drawer OF little bureau and brought
out an old fashioned dasuerreotype.
See. child she said. Don't this
look like any one you know?
1t LOOKS like mother ciied Nina
only-oply not so DID,
1t is enough said the old gentle
man. Child, God has sent you.
am not Santa Claus. I am only an old
toy-maker, working here in Weebawker
in a strange country 10 which | came
from my iatherland. But mJ dear,
am your grandfather, and this is YOU
grandmother. We came TO America tC
look for our daughter when we heart
she wa.s widow. but we could mol
fnd her. Now We are going to go aud
take care OF fher. We will 90 with you
And again l say, God sent you.'
So 10 few moments Nina and hel
grandparents were On their way acros;
the ferry.
It was late in the afternoon wher
thsv climbed the stairs Of the tenement
house. Then the old people waited
outside 10 the en'ry, and Mira went
into The poor. half.furnished room and
found little Biddy Flynn still waiting
patiently.
what happened ye, Nina" she
asked. The mother has been freItine
for you
Obi my child am nearly frightened
to death p sobbed the poor woman.
'Mother!' cried Nina. oh, mother
I went to Germany to fnd Santa Claus
for we never needed him so much
But it wa. not Germany, and | did no!
find him; but-oh, mother-I found
grandfather and grandmother /!
Mother Father = cried the poor
woman; and tho next instant they rush.
ed in and had her in their arms.
So Miua had q merry Christmas after
all; and you may be sure that heI
mother got we'll. aud that Santa Claus
did not forget ner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22
P O EFT C AL
Christmas Is Coming.

BY MARY d. BRINE.
"Christmss is coming !" the children cry
Counting the weeks that are hurrying BY
Dear little children, who live at home'
And do not guess what 1t IL to roam
From morn till night, with stockingless feet
Tn and down. through the ice and sleet.
cChr,stn.s is coming !" thinks litle Tim'
But what can the Christmas do Tor him
His homo ia q cellar, his daily bread
The crpnhs that remain when the rich are FED
Eomotber 10 kiss him when day b gone;
No place to be glad in under thesun
That wonderful follow old Santa Claus,
Who never.is idle moment, because
Hsirkept 80 busy With plling the toys
Into the ste eiings Of girls and boys,
No wonder he Sometimes forgets. yoH know
Into the homes Of the poor to go
Put. dear little children. you understand
Chat tie rich and poor all over the land
Nav. one dear Father who watches you,
And crieyes or smiles at The things you do'
And some Of his children are poor and sad
And some are always merry and glad.
Chistmas will bring 70 you many Joys
Food and plenty, frolic and toys
Christmas to some will bring nothing at all,
In place Of laughter the tears will fall,
~. 1oOr
Your blessings are many spare him some'
The Christmas bells will eveetly ring
The song that the angels love to sing,
The song that sme with the Ssviours birth
"Peace. coed will, and love on earth :!
Dear little children, ring, I pray,
Sweet bell in some lonely heart o-day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22
Advertising Rates.

Bob. patti z eacl Of the liltle heads;
all's well as ends well.'
Mr.. Ti6hetts had hardly finished
lrnn' tie Squire abou. hls dartcr
hem kerried Off by the bear. in spite Of
Nr. Tbbelts gallant efforts to rescoo
her Gin proof of which he showed the
.cralchts he'd got in runniu' through
the bUsbe,) aud the squire h'dn't
near eold one calling him all sorts o.
nard names. wien who should walk in,
are and sound but Kate herself, and
NC cscOrtn' Of her.
Bob Staples.' says the Squire,
re- pin OF my hand, accept fathers
blcssing'v
1 do.' sa s !, bowin' my head.
'I'ui the b'al?' says the Squire.
'pll make You present. Of his hide
tomorrow says l, lookin' big.
How ken reward you p says he.
'Now's the time nor never" says l
o myself plUckiu' up courage. BY
.iyin' nc your dartCr Tor wife an
.wered.
Air you glllin' Kato:' says the
Squire.
! am sa,sshe.
Ne, too, says 1, rot waiting to be
axcd.
'Jlue your right hands, says the
Squire.
We i.ncd 'cm.
Is, yrchoo Of The authority vested
in me as a ieslice of tie peace, sad The
Squire, solemuly. 4 pronounce you
man and wife. Whom God hath jined
together let 10 nan put asundeh'-and
no man bain't neither added Uncle
Bob, proudly
81 en- It was Aunt Katie, after ALL
cried little Fannie, 'Oh, aun'ie,
wheren't you ever so much fIigh;eued
hen the bear carried you OFF,
She would have been,' said Uncle
Bob. 'uut you see the bear, as lie
whisked her away, whispered some
hing in her ear
How could bear whisper, l should
Ike TO know?' objected doubling Dan.
Well replied Uncle Bob. 1 may as
well come 10 the moral OF my story. 1t
was myself dressed in a bear's skis
H.. -; ! 4 n, ,.,,,,. .,,,,,t 90, al frirk--
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

Happy, happy, happy Christmas, that
can win us back to the decisions Of our
childish days; that can recall to the old
man the pleasures Of bis youth; that
can trau,port the sailors aud travellers
thousands OF miles away, back to bis
own arssids and bis suiet hopel
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

He who said, Suffer little children
to come unto me- was the great fOun'
der OF the gladsome feast OF Christmas
aud it is III His honor that we uphold
the feast and gladden. the hearts Of the
little ones he loved so dearly. 1t is
pleasure, a holy pleasure, TO make then
smiles brighter, their laughter cheerier
and more musical. Let us all, then
properly celebrat Christmas day:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

Young man, don't hesitate at this
holiday season Of the year to be lavish
with your means in buying presents for
your parents. At such a time aud 10
such a caose no one will blame YOU ior
being the Prodigal Son.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

The time is commg around AGAIN
when man cannot open his window
TO shout at passing friend without
removing or upsettlDg halt dozen
flower pots.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

Mark Twain, lecturIng on the Sand
wich Island, offered 10 show how the
canulbals ate ;heic foodifaDy lady would
lend him a baby. The lecture was not
illustrated.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22
JUSTICES OF TIE PEAcE.

-.,,. r-.r -Dr.G. A. Brown, obed Funk and
x...,,I.-j.n. erabin, Eli cOaeh' snOwdeD
....l,x-J 4. RodeGer, Martin stTicEier'
'>..--s.,auei ..-.- q. Campbell James J.
......u. ~amue R-uker. ,,..-.,. J.coh
tay semi. Eamwan, Samuel NnSFee' 'S0O'
~ ". Christian Shirley, D. P. zirAle, John H.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

Santa Claus Is a discriminating old
fellow aud seldom makes mistake.
By the way, wha. did you get in your
stocking:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

Christmas falls on Saturday this year,
aud severe storms are predicted. The
storm will likely break when. the young
siers wake up and liud their stockings
alled with chunks OF coal.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

No man Is rich whose expenditure
exceeds his means; and no one is poor
whose incoming exceeds his outgoiags.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

A young man who gave his girl s7S
gold watch last Christmas, married heI
during the summer. aud now he thinks
the present was time we'll Apent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

A 'Gens OF Thought writer says
No s:ar ever rose aud SET without in.
illcnce somewhere.' Ii is the same
way with hen.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

If you really desire 10 perpetuate
practical Joke upon your printer thir
ear Just send him the amount oi Sour
sub.cription on Christmas.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

This is the season OF the year when
venerable hens enter their second child
mood aud are broiled for spring chickens.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

Some people esem to sing through
their nose just TO save the mouth to
siumble with.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

Christmas is TIE anniversary Of dys'
prpsia's fowlest cons piracy against
comfort.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

rAv1s.-d A. Brown, Harrison White Jno'
'.-'., * osrwA11.-Jos. Doll, D. F. spiker' jacob
~~.5xsos.-r. 3. shaver, Daniel Bowman, sias
,'-',I ,al.ox.-Jos. Conner, Philip Bowers Milton
''''2 @s22pr.-Joserh Perry, Al. Myers H. h. Co..
~ Irr-0 ri. TidIer J. Rice, Mark Thomas
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

Every child has right TO Christmas
aud all the happiness the word implies.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

The Islander OF some people Is as
great re commentator as the praise
sfethers. f7
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

Bald heals never dye,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09
s HcVsP TfEYa
G.. w. ARERs,
Tnscombis, No.

Rabbits cheap.
BUSHES brisk,
-Messrs. Dr.. Stevens, r. II. Franklin.
Eco. Johnston and Col. Sam Etter returned
last Saturday from JeT City where they had
been on roIlroRd busiGass. They think the
prospect for q railroad from Je1orson In A
southwestornly direction coed. woalda',
old Miller feel proud to have the iron horae
going through her territory "punlng aud
blowing causing thu peoI la to stund with
ewes aud mouth open In wonderful surprise,
Lot every NAN strike while there's an
opportunity.
We have another firm ia ocr town
known az j. J. Reed Is Bro.
The Trial laS Saturday before F,q.
job nston 10 which Or. Halter was plaintiff
and Mr. Simmons Of Rocky Mt. dolondtut
was decided IL favor Of plaintiff. Dolendenl
takoa an appeal 10 circuit court,
The @. B. Club net ~ thia place on
Saturday last,
Elder s. d. Catcher took leave Of his
many friends Al Pleasant MI. on the aud inst.
and started TO Canton Mo. where he will
enter Theological school. We regret losing
so valuable a member of society bn, when
We remember that he has gone 10 further
prepare himself for The great and good work
50 ably begun We feel TO rejoice In conaec-
lion with cur regrets.
The people OF this community, and in faet
tho people Of this and other counties have
become we'll acquainted with GllerD ilchor
and appreciate the gre4t work he has done
In behalf OF the Christian Church, and we
hope TO eco him amsog Us ngaln when be
has finished his, education.
The Pleasant At. School under the direc-
lion OF w. H. kemper Ia making preparations
for q grand eu~teitaiumsni TO DO given at
Elten Hal on tho eve OF Dec. 2I,h. Let
every body come and bring his girl.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09

/ the uuersigned Tax Collector ss Miller
county Missouri, will meet the Taxpayer
Of said county for the purpose OF o~olsgiag
taxes for the year 1880, at the iollowin.
times and places, to-wiG
Rocky Mount, franklin oWnshlp Novem.
Der Is, l6 Aad l7tb.
Mt. Pleasant, Saline rg, November Is, 10
20 % and 90.
Brumley, Glaze TIP. November 20, 80 and
"a
iberia, Riohwoods Up. NoYember %, aud
80, and Dec. ], 2, and8
School House., Diet. ., Up. 40, range ~,
Ossee Tp- Dec. CD, and S.h.
St, Elizabeth, Ilm. Henry TIP. Doc. 8, 10,
and 18th.
Tuseum5iO, Equality Tp. Dec. 10. IA. 10,
70 and ~.
P,S MILLER,
Collector Roy. Atller Co, no.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09

w. Fl. KEEPER,
Pleasant Nj t., MO.

PLEASANT MouNr MILLER CoUNrY, Mo. Oct. y, 1880.
Thaye beenA patron OF w II, Kempers scbool dncal last February and IN we'll pNRe1
with the advancement mad, eEmy children aud also with Isle method OF conducting
BaUNLEY, No, Oct. H. 1850.
My son attended tho school CIV. II, Ksmper last spnBg aud is nov attending a
lbar noOths school. Mr. Kemper Is n thorough Instructor aud car DO recommended to
the public as an edueatoE-JAMEs THoMPsoS.
PLEASANT MouNT, MuLER Co, Mo, Oct H. 1880
To all whom esteem e5uestona source happiness ml morality a benefits cNNsa-
INon, can with pride and pleasure recommend Era w. Il. Keupe, Principal II Pleasant
Mount high sehooL. Asbenga good educator and more especially In training young teachers
Ito tho method Of iReaehrg District schools and would Nket Tho Teachers of hiss d ad
Joining counties woad give him HhTal ptronage-R. H. FRAEKLLS, Post Master.
PtrmAsr MouNT, Mo- Oct. IA 1880.
To the Fable; Ihaye been pshpn of W. H. Kompet eyeru since he began t@mug too
and be hAs my fullest endorsement l would say to thoss who wish to attend school thai,
you will not regret couiog to ts place and placing yourselves under tho care OF Mr..
IRempor--W. 4, FRANKLIN.
a PLEAsANT Mt, No, Oct II, 1890
I would respectfully say 20 tho people that have seat my two boys to Prot Kempers
school ewr aimee he has been teaching at ts place and IN we'll pleased with his teaching
and dtpdpNns III ia streuy mul In all bic habnS lie hasb boarded with me eyers nee
Tho has bcn in Phtssnt Mt hence kcow whereof spak.
] wondss y tOthaue yoang iaies and gsntiemsn who contemplate going to school, you
l@ppot put yourselves under a better tutor than Prof. Kenpor.
Iewouid 1y thosap parents Wishing 10 send their children 10 PoL Kampors sehool that
Respectfully submitted, j. z. ssAuLpNa.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09

MoTHRRSl MoTHER3i M|0THERSn
Are you disturbed atpigbt and broken Of
your rest by a ii K child suffering and crying
with the exeruc,S.inG pain Of %cuitinss II SO,
20 at ones aud get q bottle Of MRS.
WlNSL0W'5 SaoTaIEG SYRUP. It
will relieve the poor lutte %sufiereF
immeda atey depend upon ~ there Ia M
mistake shout e.. There is not a mother On
earth who has ever used II, Woo viii not tell
you At once that II will reguls ,e the bqweias
and give rest 60 tho no,acr, snh rsiiet and
health 10 the child, operstng like magic.
1t Ia perfectly sSie 10 nee 10 AL cases, ani
pleasant 20 the tksie, and Ia the prescription
Oi QUO OF the oldest ana bcai temdie phi s'risu8
and nursee IN the Uuiied States. Bold every
where. 20 cents Il bottle.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09
Agents U%nemploYed

or now working, should whta "a al once.
We have the. fastest selling article In tho
United States. Special territory gwen.
Goods can DO osrried In pocket kmmanso
profits Those already ~ work arc coming
monoy and say "lt bsAta the world,o Gpoda
a.. staple a. flour. No ismlly could we'll ex-
isf without them. You can work NJ homo
or abroad 70 Introduce this ya.nable lnven-
lion we win send Six sAMeL.s upon Tecript
Of three-cent stamp 10 pay postage. o
never had such "a opportunity before, snd
will never haYe a Ike ono again. Address,
not forgetting fhe stamp,
LdCK BOX a3 MAhLBOHD MASS.
a ornsq,a - " n.a 80 F.sissA
AHAN I y asiaf fossfel heota esd enlr NO.
"a tasn4aha& aauFae xsstataAh AunAkN
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09

Such Of our X ,adesS rs dellre steady em>
ployment, or Valuable reading matter obears
should address TaE FRANK LESLLE PUB.
LISTING Co, IS DIX srREkr. REw Yosg.
They will send THR FAMILY JouRSAL
Gan illustrated literary and lsohion pAperl or
three months for 80 cents, or elgbs oi four.
Tor three months, tor Sl 90, together with a
valuable book containing over 100 pagea Of
useful information tor tho mtllion. 20 aSon
subscriber Samples and Illus; rated Catalogue
will DO sent 90 receipt o. 9 cepts In stamps.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09

PETERsoN MAGAzISE 10 on our table for
November, ah, ad Of all elheTs, and as usual,
more and moro improved. lGis a wonder how
this OnrivallOj ladJ' g book can ~ published
At so low a pFice, yet, always DO g ting Bet
ter; but the secret, We suppose, les in It's
enormous circulation. The November Issue
leads off wish 3 capital steel engraving,
"Misay In The Sulk.," and is toliowesby ono
Of those doub'cti2e steel fashion plates, 'su-
per by %colorej, only seen Ia this periodical.
Then comes a weird engraving, " The
Moated Manor House." illustrating . power
ful story; and tuea soms fty wood cuts OF
! dressps, patterns IN embroidery, crochet. ST;
90. "Msry Queen OF Scots" is protuseIy
illustrated arucle on that unhappy queen;
an there are tales besides, and NOVELTIES, 8.
with this number snpears tho prOspeCtus
FOR 1881, when Six ORIG NAL RoyKLET, Wit
ne gwen. and 10 addiuon q hundrod ahOrtcr
stories. A series of brilliantly Illustrated art-
icles will als1 appear. Also a PAPER Par
rEgE FOR a DREs3, every month. The price
OF ''Petersons" islhut Two DoLKt AIS A YEAR,
or lese thsn sny other hrst-clAss magazine,
postage free. To clubs the terms are evsn
lower, viz: two copies Ior.$S.5L. with "a su-
perh. copyright mezz tint 'z "a inches bv
20 'GRAN'FATBEK TELLs on YoRKro WIZ
or an illustrated Album 2 iarto, Gili,As a pre-
MUM. Or four copi-s iof $3.50, and az extra
copy Of the msgszlne itself rs premium.
Or ave copits Tor s. o., with both an extra
copy aud either the Il geaYlog or Album loH
! premium. For larger clubs the premIumA
are even more tempting. Now is tho time
grats ii written tor. Subscribe 10 nothing
until you have seen II o . of Peterson"
Address CHARLES J, PBrEbsoN 300 chost~
nut Street, Pn,lAd-iphi., p.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09

-FoR SALE; A good iarm loi $3.50 contain
Ing i20 asfes 40 10 Guilty. anob, yOod orchard
sons sting Of peaches, apples, plumbs and
eherfiea. For particulars address Il. Ne
Buhins, Locust Mound, M.
FoH SALR 200 acres, rs scros meadow, 90
hundrded bearing apple troes. aeycuty-fiye
errpes Concord and Isabella. Wells, %cistcrna
and springs 90 the place. q iod dwellings,
barns ard out-hcuses; ak mites from Tus-
cumhta, on State road 70 Spiiuedsld. Terms
apply ~ eANNBa olllee or r.. NJ, UlmoRs
Ridge, Miller 10, SO.
500 aerea, $50 under fence; $50 IN cpltivs
tion; three family r%esiiences; living water
one mile. barns and tut honses-all Va good
srder. price reasonable. Call or BANNER
Office or J. a. Lurton.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09
-aneoinl Notleo ro lhose a0llel-

special Notice To those afdiet-
ed with sore eyes Of oSvry nature; % matter
how long standing; u one can tell dsy ighk
ltOm darkness, dnu't glvO up rs y~alusbii
a member as rho 90. WheP You can GET cur
Cd by cotuirg to Pleasant Mount. a ger eouu-
", Mo. ara have them cured ~ The iaresk
,erns, satisfaction guaranteed In every cnsc,
making application TO n; II any one haS
frionds no matter where tney are write To-
them bnd see what wonders NE arc tiiret,ne
higher recommendation THAI any medicine
Tor the eyes in the state; We IRE fpaay 81 all
limos to prove clear OF h~ambugery, u you
can't coma to W, don't fall ~ write aud le6
us know where yoa sre,
DRs DANDY & X~ANuOosFR,
Piesszt,t Moau', Miller equity, Mo.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09

FOR SALE-l.0 arres; 10 acres under
fence, 80 IN cultivation, u nice young apple
orchard OF sixty or seventy bearing trees On
tho PRESSES together with eabl7, smoke.
house. stable. aud 4 we'll OF never tsiilng wa
ter; plenty OF good timhur on the ,rncf; sit
ustsd halt milo north west OF Mt Pleas
ant, halt mile from school house; school
taught 10 months IN the year; ehu,cn house
about same distance F; 'us altogether a very
desirable situstinu. For terms apply 20 Bans
nrr oiliee or Up. Spelling, Pheasant Sit,
Miller 70. No.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09
Valley Banner.
THURSDAY, DE ~ aBER, 0. isso.
TERMS Oh CnuRn

CIRCUIT CoURri Meets Second Monday in
be6rutey add SecondMondAy In September;
X. L. EDWARDS, Judge.
COUNTY C0URTs Meets First Monday IN
February, May, August and November;
W. X, WRIoHT, presiding justice; JoHs
>. JopE, lst district, HRAM RKED, 2nd
district, associate justices.
RRoBATE COUNT; Meets Second Mon.
day IN February, My, August and Nov
ember, JAs. II, TopD Judge.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09

PHEASANT Mr.. No, Ger %, 1850
II gives ma pleasure TO Nd my testimony to tho hboya L have visited PpL KomPer
school az otn as eonymHOabh have VeWei 1.-THE examination papers Of ane o his pophs
TaGd nave oxaeloed tao9e who have p resented themselves se candidates 10 t@hn%
From no scao0l have pupils exhibited a greater deg@eoi prohdeney In tho branches
required, nor do ANY pupils possess wider rAnRa Ola general ntormNtlon,
Ia my opilpn PoL Konpsrs scaoos lot exGlled hr general excellence by any Of ikO
grace @a '''po IN NenIa l@o%' A0uc NJ ~ 88,xxs. Ca. Dom. Miller 90
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09

Spring Garden Seminary, Filler Co., n
The Annusl Session OF The Spring Gar
s hoOl will m on or about Sept.
1850, ard coniina az Ten montht--For par.
lars address SUrtoN 8 MOLEs, Locust
Mound, Mi9ez county. Mo.
nq4 yn
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09

-Rlben Franklin, james Johnston. SAINT
et.er and DR.. Stevens Of Pleasant Mt, visited
Iefsrson City last week In bobali OF the olti.
Eens OF Saline township on railrond boom;
from encouragement Indicated by The leading
men Interested, Nj. Pleasant and Rocky NJ.
Will have favorable consideration. We
hope the road will CONS and that soon.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-09
ROTI0E.

Ths Anchor Mills will grind for custom
after the hss, Of November, on WoanesdayA
THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday.
VIM. II. HAuENsTEIg 8 Bro.