Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
Fine autumn weather.

49,
TO strengthen party--soloct good mon
for Office.
Tho irui. crop $50 plen,irul chat the
market is gluuod.
The rain lastsundH was cool refreshing
a0d thankfully received.
--Mlss Mollio Crisp visited friends and rel
a.iyes 10 town last week.
Deer and turkey are now ripe enough TO
pick, according to ihe game law Of this slate,
Herman Kelsey is doing smashing bust.
meas with pea nuts.
---Hszlo nuts and wild grapes arc numerous
IN this Yioioity.
Mrs. Babe Flohar in Jim Henry Is ths !
Boss basket maker.
Miller county ia the plsce--acorns pten-
~ and aaue range.
DIR. Niece has been troubled with the
shakes is recovering.
Mule buyers were in town last wednes
day and Left some money.
Tie mskers arc alive 10 the woods asd
tse woods are alive With tic makers.
Miles Neppie Reeds school near Hsncoek
No. is Ia q Aou,lahing condition.
| Judge Edwards adjourned Sept. term Of
court on last SATURDAY morning
School will commence next Monday
Prof. Asbiy teacher.
Joseph Cummings left for JeG. City last
Friday, in company with J. Ed. Belch Eud
Joha Walker
Don't you forget It; Judge Edwards is
.hs best Judge we ever had Oh this circuit
all porties ars iol Edwards.
-EPerybody turn out to bear Col. Phlips
speas at M, Pleasant y, 1usouabia Is ald
q umley 20 Of this month.
Young ladies' and gentlemen are belng
elsted frequently in nstrlnOhy, cold weather
nesr at hand
II ". Robins rosdoyersoer 10 Jim Henry
has dote good work and greatly Improved
the roads in 6is district.
Mrs. p. NJ Wilcox, M. and Mrs. Taos
Vaughn and Mr.. Chris Wilcox gave us
pleasant call last week.
Prof John Bcn1kmsn's school in Ma.les
couaty has regular Attendance sad il pro
ereeing finely.
Some Of tho farmers Of tits vicinity AZ
holding their wheat back ror beier price
others sre hauling to N arket.
--Farnera are prepsring thaIr ground 10
sowing waeai, last Sundays rliu put To-
g,ousd in excellent order for tbs business.
. --Plc-nc at Brumley SAordgy 25.b
music, dgneirg, good sNioEs snd Ismonnle
everybody inyited and good uns expect ID
e --Dt. Hus.ester returned to our town an
gave three temperance lectures. Our boy
s.ended Anl report good tuoetiags.
I Thanks to our many frienis for ne,
n rubseribers and liberal pstr image Ia psyia
/. up subscription TO the BANaEE.
o We have s number OF farm, OF largo al
small dimentions tor sale, Of bai rock price.
y, also; several thousand acres Of wild land.
~ In our report last week Of Attorneys
.t 81 enhance on circuit ooort, bv SON
70 NpOg sphical over look, our friend JOS. /
70 EdN Nsris name was lett out.
'. M. James Gras's new residence in III
Bearv looms up on high healthy and bea
h,vl location commanding view OF S
, Elizabeth and manv miles arouDd.
y From the Geographic djspstches iro'
- Maine oae would be led 70 think that %
: South was to hot Tor ''rabsIs," and lhat the
had migrated North for season.
Several emigrans wagons passe
reougn our city last week, some going es
u I'D so no west, the eastern bound oues dida
y look so smIlipg ouHd Tho sills.
90 --EEec0tivs conmittses are holding Iha
W heeSth, each waiting for the other TO breast
~ better trot ouJ your race nAgs at IA car
~ date or The people may pick ,neif 'iaglu
~ sld confuse tb'nes.
~ --Southwest NJ s4ourl is flooded With snl
90 circuses, ponotamas psgcial
apd other each penny shows s.
sbowmen. The public should dlscolntsnao
is all these swiadle-s and Il law should DO psi
Sl' el compelling them to saw wood q. ten cer
nd a cord Il TOO lazy TO do anything else.
All The ST. Louis Grocoi, published wer
d. ly, by Greeley Burnham Grocer .compAn
", is on ouF table full Of price list OF gruoe-
s"' ard hardware; our merchants would do VI
100 to subscribe for II as il would ensble loi
't'' to keep pJsted, and also OF whom to purchi
''u their supplies.