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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-03
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From The New York Ssntry-l
Let the laws, like Code Justice DO squal
every whore.
"a day or IN hour of y%Irtuons liberty, iS
worth eternity la bondage."-Addison.
The Greenbaek YCts Tor Congr-ssman in
Missouri is apou LA 900. a gain OF 81 900.
A Nationsl union club should be organized
without delAy In every school district Of tbs
United States,
Why should bank ers have $3I6, 100000 OF
currency Given 70 them without giving q
days labor In essha0Rs for III
Death to all bonds and all useless Instita-
lions nov iostered sud eherishsd BY the gov
eSnmSnL both State and national.
II the securities Of tina government have
been enchanoed In value by paying more
Than We agreed, II is conascation Of the tax
payers.
Lucinda b. Chandler, q very able aud in.
tsllIgent woman has been elected President
Of a N atlonal Greenbaek club In Chicago, Ill
Up with the people, money, iSsued by the
peoples government, and down with the spu-
rious currency Of bankers and bondhOlders,
II the American people could only DO made
to realize The simple fact that labor in the
end pays every cent OF the taxes, II would
end . thousand evils.
The National party is q party OF the people,
and 10 the only party which represents tbelr
Interests. How long viii IL take the people
to learn this faeii
Let tvery man who voted for our gallant
leaders, Weaver aud Caambers, resolve him
self into 4 commilie OF one and aid In organ-
izsing for the next ~campslgn.
Alter the adjournment OF Congress, Gen.
Weaver, De La Matyr, Gillette and others
will take the stump Tor the cause. Organize
and ralie funds for their expenceA,.
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-H1gglng parties, for the benefit OF
churches, are all the rage In come Of the
sou,hern coIaties In shL state. The price
ranges MS follows ard Is given to the ehareh
fund: Girls under sixteen, % cents for each
hug Of two minutes; from sixteen 10 twenty
years Of age, 80 cents; from twenty 70 twenty
ave, rs cen.s; another mans wife, 81; wild
ows, according 10 looks. from 10 cents TO -;
grass widows, few offered bat In active do
mand; old maids, three cents AAplsss OF two
for = nickle, and no limit ~ 10 tims.-Kx.
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LRGisLATIyE.

Nc. J0HNSON-To amend section 1H7 OF
K. s., making Il a felony 10 own oppente or
control any gaming or gsmbleing device, and
subjectiug the one convicted TO imprison-
mcnt In tbs penitentiAry for not less than 2
nor more than . years. Also q bill 10 amend
section 1856 X. D., making the keeping OF .
lottery or managing the same n felony, and
imposing penalty Of not less than 2 nor more
than 5 years imprisonment IN the peniten-
tiary. -.
Senator Morrison introduced Senate bill
No. 40 to create the office Of State printer.
Toe bill provides for the election Of public
printer by the Joint vote OF the House and
Senate on the fourth Tuesday 10 January Ar
every regular session OF the General Assembly
the iaid officer 10 give n bond OF $40 600 and
hold Office for two years dating from Nay lsf
next, after his election aud until his successor
Is qualified. Tue prices to be paid for print.
log under the b i are the same a. BY existing
Contracts.
Senator D'Armand, Senate bill No. 46, pro-
vidlng for the establishment OF = whipping
posi-.
Mr. Ewing: To provide for the extension
OF thu State Capital, the work to be done BY
convict labor, snd 10 appropriate $zOO.OOO
for the Improvement.
Mr.. Craamer. Creating . State Board Of
h6alth and deHniug The duties OF such board.
Mr.. Jbes, Of Clinton: Amending Sec.
6I74 In relation TO sale Of liquor BY dealers 70
drugs and medicine.
Nj. Austin presented q petition FROM the
citizens OF Miller county asking Ill posslhls
Legislation Tor the beneat OF public schools.
NJ. Harrington introduced y joint and con
current resolution submitting 70 . vote Of the
people the question Of removing the State
Capital 10 Sedalia.
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Pleasant nj. Iioms.


School is booming, and is continually on
the increase.
-Messrs Louis Lesem and 10. Cummings
took dinner At tho spauluing House last Sun.
day. They vIsited the famous "Eureha" OF
Miller county in the afternoon, and made
their stay with US pleasant. Come again
boys.
Our place has been crowded with 'Trav-
cling MerOhApts' for the past two weeks.
Oar merchants buy IRON most all Of them
and thus keep a full line Of assorted goods.
-oer town IL increasing In population.
-Pfo.J. NJ. Baker yi.ited the school here
on last Friday and spent the afternoon. He
expressed himself well pleased With the way
the school Is conducted. Lst US all, every
man and woman who has the least bit Of ed
ncaslonal interest, turn out and visit our
schools. It will encourage the teachers, the
pupils aud the cause in general.
Look out for the 1lth OF March; keep
your travelling suits In trim.
-Ssm'l Ester went to Versailles on last
Monday after a oourls OF loads Of plows etc.,
which he had shipped to that point Let the
tillers OF the soil come In and look Of the
implements, for they are the judges OF such
Lhings.
Who's going 10 be a candidate for County
Commissioner Of Public Schools. Hadn't our
Co. tom. better look up the Institute interest
n little. A.
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For the BAsNER.
JaEels.


'sThese arc mine'' and the proud bellies face
Bent low DER the costly rich lined case,
''rhese rubies red, and these emerald green
They're o. for the browning OF a queen"
''These are mine" and The oman stood
just on verge Of her glad wifehood,
"BeRutiiul love and beautiful trust,
These are the ones that will never rust.
can wear thom still when the rest are aed,
A glorious diadam round my head,
"Thesa are mine and tho mother prest
One soft cheek against her breast.
"Tressure deAFer Oh deaPer far
Than diamonds this my Jewels ara"
These are mine" aid the Ssviors hand
Rests teuderly on bis little band.
s'These are the precious Jewels set
In the casket OF Heavens unregret,
l have made them up In q priceless crown,
Each soul that hath laid its earth work down.
Their beautiful lustro bright will shine,
For evermore In this CT oil mine"
oh let ne all In this sad life OF ours
Give less OF thorns, give more Of flowers.
Souls are the jewels God loves the bsss,'
These gem the crown OF eternity's rest;
O. that we may hear 10 accents divine
When Hs makes up bis jewels "These are
mine"
Mamie r. Jackson
BrAzlto, Mo, FEB. l, 1881.
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For the improvement OF the Missouri and
other western rivers, the river and harbor bill
just agreed upon contains the following:
Usage river; $4,000; Cuiyre river, $4,000;
Gasconsde, 81, 600; Missouri river at Atcbison
KAs., $50 900; Missouri river at Brownsville,
Neb., $40, 900; Missouri river at Cedar City.
$4,000; Missouri river Council Bluff, $40,
900; Missouri river at Passport and Nebrai ka
City, $4,000; Missouri river at Leavenworth
$1,000, Glasgow, 50 900; Kansas City, $40
600; Lexington, $4,000; st. Charles, $40, 900;
St. Joseph, $4,000; Missouri river at Sioux
City, 5000; Missouri river at Vermillion,
Oak, sis, 900. Missouri river above the
mouth OF the YsllowstoD, $40, 900; Missouri
river from its mouth to Fl. Benton Survey.
$4,000; Ice hsrbor at 81. Louis, $40, 900.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-03
he O~ufPaAYIb HI
A Kansas SALooNxEVrER's APPEAL TO SHH
GREAT WBIrk TnRonn IN bHuALg
NJ WOMEN.

A KANSAS sALoonxwVPER's APPEAL TO gHH
GREAT WnIrh TnRonn IN BKuALg
or WoMEN.
At Atchison Kansas, The women crusaders
visited . liquor FALCON, and tried BY praying
10 induce the proprietor OF the saloon 10 close
bic place. The proprietor invited the ladies
TO seats and asked them u pray, and then OF
Tered himself the following prayer.
almighty Creator In Hoavenl Thou who
hast made The beaver and earth, and created
man In thine own image - ruler OF this eartLi
Whilst snimals are living on grass and watsr
Thou didsG teach thy servant Noah 70 make
vine, and Thou dldsl not punish him for max.
ing incorporate use OF IL. A. the wedding Of
Cana, thine only Son, Jesus Christ, trans-
formed water into wine when the Juice OF the
grape was exhausted, thai the enjoyment Of
The guests might not be disturbed. The great
reiormer, Martin Luther said ! He who does
not love wins, woman and song remains = fool
all his liio long, And ell The great men upon
the earth, q, Lord, we pray Thee, have pity
on these women here who ars not gTatofni Tor
| thy gifts, who want 10 mako Thy children like
tina beasts OF the Geld and compel them 70
drink vator like an OK, while they dreea ex
~travaeantly and lead their husbands by other
exlrAvagances not tending 10 our we'll being
10 bankruptcy, depriving them Of all the
pleasures OF this world, yea, driving them to
suicide,
30 Lordl bave mercy upon these ladies;
look upon them; they wear not even the color
OF the face which Thou hast given them, but
they are shining against Thee, and, not con.
tent With nAtnse, paint Ihelr faces. y L1rSt
Thou caust also perceive that their figure 10
not 80 Thou hast made u; bot they wear
humps on their backs like eamols; Thou seest,
o l. ird, that their headdrees consists Of false
hair, and when they open their mouths Thou
seest their false teeth. d LorUi these women
want men who will patiently accept all this
without using the power Thou has given 10
man that AL women shall be subject to man,
They will not bear the burdens OF married.
life and obey Thy commands TO multiply and
replenish the earth, but they are too lazy 10
raise their children; aud o Lorol ThOu know
est the crimes they commit. o Lorcl have
mercy upon them aud take them back lhtC
Tny bosom, lake folly out Of their hearts
give them common sense, that they may see
their own f~Oolishness, and grant thai tbeJ
may become good and worthy citizens OF oul
beloved city OF Atchison. o Lofdg We tbanl
Thee Tor all the blessings bestowed upon US
and ask Thee 10 deliver us from all evils, o.
pecially hypoohtical women, and thine shal
be the praise forever aud ever. Amen"
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Died.

At his residence Ia Miller county, Missouri,
Jan. ash, 1881, Of pneumouia, after an illocss
of seven days, Elias Brickey son OF Mr.. SllAs
and Mrs. oliyari Brickey; ths skill Of physi-
clans failed to relieve him, and he fingered in
pain and sore sfi .ctions until death esme to
his relief; and he fell asleep in Jesus. He
left a kind loving sister and an sffsctioDate
father and mother to mourn their loss.
For the writer to ofsr & few words Of COM
fort to his living friends, will not DO thought
srniss by way Of respect to the doad. Wnils
wo are grieved at realizing tho fact that he is
no more with us, we should be relieved at
the thought that he Ia at rest 10 heaYen-
there breathing the pure atmosphere OF the
love OF Hod, and the power Of that love AZ
beheld By the saints in light; bis soul ia Low
vl4wing the completeness OF reignIng grace
and the exuberaut Joy OF eternal life.
Lay him down tenderly meath the fair sod
o'er which Ia his boyhood 70 Oft be has
trod;
We p[rEiFies and hills Of the fer distan,
wes.,
Receive. 10 your bosom the hero at rest.
Lay him down tenderday deeply the blow,
Hath wounded our hSarts and the teArdropI
will Aow.
But peace to his ashes where life hath beer
given,
A sacrifice dear; his reward Is In heAyen,
Farewell my young and faithful friend,
hope to meet with thee
Where Joys on high shall meyer end,
Through all eternity.
J. KoSRAp ARrz.
Pleasant Mount, Mo.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-03

CuRE FOR CHILLh,-TAke green Mullen
leaves and pound or beat them and byuIse
them up 10 8 perfect pulp; then sdd q little
milk-wRrm water TO extract The juice; put
this muthy pulp Into a thin piece Of cotton
cloth and squeeze out the Juice. For q grown
person, give Que tablespoonful ot this juice
before breakfast, before din ner and one be-
fore supper each day for three or four days,
aud the ehiiis will be cured, The juice may
be q .Yored with anything simple 70 make Il
pAlstHole, If desired, as II is very bitter. Ii
cannot %injura, It costs little, and will effect =
sure cure.-G 20. Watt, ST., Richmond, Va.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-03

The Courief-journal aays; There Is moth
ing mean about Kentucky. She freely gives
her great men 70 her ~neighbors. List Mon
day, Cullum, Keniucklan, was inaugerated for
n second term as Governor Of Illinois; Tass-
day, Cr~lstenden, Ksniuck'an, was i~DaugerAt-
ed Governor Of Missouri; Wednesday, Chur
chile, Kentucian, was inaugerated Governor
Of Arkansas; Hawkins, Kentuckian, soon to be
inaugerated Governor of Tennessee; and
Murray, Kentuckisn, and Saunders, Ken
tuciAn, are In the GubernAtionAl chairs Of
Utah and Nevada. Orders for more OF the
same kind promptly filed
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Married.

at Peter Thompsons on January q, 1881.
BY Elder II. jackson, Mr.. Albert Mitchell to
MlsS Lolita Hardin, all of Miller county. The
~solemnlty that seemed 70 peryade over the
company present, told plane that there were
others that expects soon 10 Cross the river;
after enjoying = good supper and wishing
them much Joy; All went to the school house
for worship, Blds. w. O. DcWning and J Ack-
son presched, then bid each other good night
VIM. @. d.
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Great Hen Differ.

On 25th ult. IN Supreme court Of No., able
arguments were heard on a question OF great
and vital moment, by Hon. N, T. q. VIII
.liams, OF Kansas City, and Hon. O. W.
ThrssheS, Of Springfield. The case &c this.
What VIII the supreme court do with a jude-
ment OF the supreme court Of the United
Stotes that conflicts with It's own Judgment.
The railroad bonds Of Green county haye
been litigated In both the state and federal
courts. The state court has held them mYal-
I'd, while the federal courts havA declared them
valid. The case In the supreme court to-day
arises In q suit by the collector to enforso the
judgment Of the United States court against
the COUNTY OF Green for the payment OF the
bonds. Mr.. Thrasher for the defendants,
appeals TO the supreme court OF the ttAte to
refuse 10 enforce a payment OF a bond Il has
held to be illegal aud void. Mr.. Williams
for plaintiff, appeals TO the court 10 yield 10
the Judgment OF the courts OF the United
States, and not array itself against them.
TIE result Will be awaited with almost breath
less interest.
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FOR sALK-l20 acres; 70 acres Ef4eE
fence, 80 IN cultivation, . nice young aPplt'
orchard OF sixty or seventy bearing trees %
the pEeslses together with cabin, smete
hoase. stable, and q we'll Of never failing We
ter; plenty of timber on the tract; sttI
AnL halt mile from school house; schoea,
taught 10 months In the year; church henas
about same distance; It's altogether . xf1l
desirable situation. For terms apply 70 baa-
nsr once OF J.. p. SptliIpg, PlsaaAnt NJ
Miller Co.. No.
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The bill 10 retire Gen. Grant was defeated
In the Senate BY vote Of yeas 2b, nays 2s.
Chicago is afflicted With q malignant type
OF cholera.
The arresrs Of nensIon bill will cost The
country 500, 900, 0C0.
A bill iS before the Michigan legislature 10
license the drinken Of intox' eating liquors.
Congress has appropriated $500 for the
improvement of the GAseonAae river and
$1,000 for Usage river.
A Delegation OF 81. Louis colored men
have goue to Visit Garfield al Mentor, 10 urge
tbe Importance of bis appointing \ Missouri
negro 70 The Cabinet position.
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Trip to Aurora Springs.
VIA PHEASANT MT.

FBB. 2, 1881.
I'd. BANHER:-On last Sunday morning
two young gents babe their city Of I. fare
well and turned their faces northward, maxi
ing In the direction OF Pleasant Mt. and Au
rors springs. They journed along TRANQUILITY
and quietly and In due course Of time made
their appearance In the quiet prairie city; af-
ter rest and refreshing themselves and their
noble animals, they again hsrnessed up and
proceeded TO take aboard passengers for
Aurora. Your correspondent after consider
able canvassing finally succeeded in securing
one passenger and Immediately proceeded to
the residence Of said passenger, with vehicle,
proposing 70 make n stars, after some little
delay and trouble and your correspondent
using himself as q patent brake or rubber the
start was made, and q glorious start Il was,
stepping blocks, side walks. rocks 81. did
not stop ~, In fact the road was scarcely
wide enough, we took 10 every thing, and
away 20 Aurora the famous we went. it
was O One balmy afternoon, and the music
Of the flying mud kept time with tao horses
hoofs and made the ride q charming one.
Indeed Aurora 10 a wonder, tongue cannot
tell nor pen portray the wonderful sights and
scenery thereabouts, crowds thrOnged about
the great medical springs and drank lie all
healing waters, while the merry laugh and
din ofthe multitudes made things look like q
vsritable watering place. We drank the wa
tsrs and can testify as to Its medical proper
ties. To give you an idea &c TO what 1t will
do I viii tell you what It did for my friend
who accompanied me from here and Tor my
aelf. My friend was noted for the sparsness
OF his mustaehe and when at the springs con
elu1ed to battle his upper lip with tina water,
he did s1, and next morning had 70 shaYe ere
he could be recognized. Is TO myself as DO
fora stated / bad been acting brake and had
got considerable mud upon my outer garmets.
] took but one drink Of the water when lol
and behold The mud entirely d~isAppeared.
Tho waters OF Aurora have but a very little
different taste from ordinary wateFL With
the exception OF 9 slight taste OF sulphur 10
them, And l doubt not II the springs we're
carefully walled In to keep away tbs surlaca
water, that they would prove OF wonderful
medical qualities and finally become IS notA.
hle 4 resort for invaiids as either Eureka or
Hot Springs. l..
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II We work upon marble, It will perish. II
we work upon brass, time win eiiaee Il. II
We reer temples they will erumble into dust
But II vi work upon immortal mInds--if we
Undue them With high prIneiples-wiih the
jusl fear OF GOd and their fellow men-we
engrave upon those tables something which
no time can efface, but which will brighten
~ AL els1nlty. daniel Wgbs1er.
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We acknowledge the receipt Of the Omaha
Bee, aweekly newspaper. The Bee as q wes-
tern news medium is not surpassed by any
paper 10 the west. It offers special induce
ments 70 eastern Subscribers In a list Of pre-
miums ~sggregAting 10000. full particulars
OF which may be had In sample copies mailed
free on application. Address,
0kAHA FURNISHING Co,
'GIlAhe, Neb.
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Business Law in Daily Use.

A note BY q minor Is void.
IL is a fraud to conceal fraud.
A motto made on Sunday Ia void.
Ignorance OF the law excuses no one.
Contract made with . minor 70 void.
A contract made with a lunatic 10 void.
Notes bearing interest only whom 90 stated.
The act Of one partner bind all the rest.
The law compelI no one 10 do inpOSaibIli-
tiee.
An agreement without confederation Is
void,
Contracts made on Sunday cannot be en-
forced.
A receipt for money Is not always COnclu-
awe.
Signatures made with = lead pencil are
good In law.
Principals ere responsible for the acts Of
their agents.
An Endorsement may DO written on the
face or back.
No consideration 10 sufficient in law II It
DO Illegal in lie nature.
A note obtained by fraud, or FROM q person
Intoxicated, csnnot be collected.
OAeNeH W Ataith mhbb W pEcAtutoA lOI pay
ment without unreasonable delay.
IL the time 4 payment Of q note is not In
serted, It'll hfAt payable on demand.
The loss Of a bill or note 10 not SUFFICIENT
excuse for not giving notice Of protest.
The payee should be distinctly named in
the notq, unless II is payable TO bearer.
Joint payee Of a bill or note, who are not
partners, must all join in an Endorsement
A bill may be written upon any paper, or
substitute for II either with ink or pencil.
An endorser has a right OF action against
all whose names were on the bill when be
reosiYed It.
Notice OF protest may be sent either to the
place Of business or OF residence OF tho party
notified.
The following compilation Of buainess law
contains the esssnco of 4 large amount Of
legal y~erbisge-cidaI Balance.
%~~<
Four cars OF tles for the Missouri Central
arrived yesterday. This lie sufi ;ient indica.
ton that the railroad boom Is Abeut to boom.
Col. Dewey, road master OF the Missouri
Pacific, visited the MoTeau on Monday, where
the road crosses IL, 10 take measurements Col
a now iron bridge, which Is an other ind'ca
lion Of the eSfly commencement OF the boom
JEFF. City.Tribune, Jan. 26th.
Treasures ,Chappell has Issued q circular
soliciting bids for the safe keeping otthe pub
lie funds belonging to the State for the mex
four years, ending December 81. 1884 Bid
will be- received until Tuesday, February, 8
1881. The State money Is nov deposited
With the Bank OF Commerce of St. Lonis, a
provided by article IL. chapter l6l. Rsyise,
Statutes.
G ". Crittonden on The 18th nlt. made III
following ttsf appointments:
Dol. Leigh O. Knapp, OF s.. Louis, Iospec
tori General; Col. Jos. L. Stephens. Of Boon
Vile, aud Char. y. HsSbrook, Of kansas City
alds-de-csmp.
The Governor Friday appointed Mr.. Jon
j.. Holiday Of 1T Louis Coal Oil ~ipspecto
Of that city. This completes all his appoint
ments Of any note but the Polics Commission
era and Coal Oh Inspector OF Kansas city.
Tbs sheriff OF Monilesu county Was 10 JEFF
city on 26;h ult. TO proaure q requlsition o
the Governor Of Texas for the negro VIII
committed &C outrage upon Mrs. Oliver, nsA
California, last isll.
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PROFESSIONAL n

T. d. ROBINSON,
Attorney 81 law,
Tuscumbis, Missoar.
IOBice at present in the Court Hbu
Probate business, Colleotlons, Partit o
Lands aud Quieiing Titles . Speciality.
Have been Clerk OF the County and &
Courts for "a years, am familiar "
Records. have The only ABSTRAC
TITLES 10 the county. Charges reAso
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Solon Chase, the Maine Groenbacker wil
INVADE Missouri In February.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-03

oFTICE-oS COAsrn WATER AND Hon
STREKTa.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-03

The Senate has adopted the memorial 4
Congress 70 pAss the OklahomA bill.
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LKE ~ SONS
Editors, Publishers ana ProprIetors.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-03

SUBSCRIPTION:
Per Pear, In AdcGnce, 81. 90.
not paid until the expiration ofthe year S125
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BEECH b SILVER,
Attorneys.as Law,
Jefferson City, Missouri.
VIII practice 10 the Supreme Court, In the
United State Circuit and District Oonrts, and
In the Cole Circuit Court, and attend regular
ly The Circuit Courts OF Miller. Usage, Gas
conade, Mades and Galloway Counties.
AGENTS ~! HAFI !! e.. y
NANA-@AasaA h.a.s@RAAsRaAsAks.Ano
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PHOEfshed EtsevW Thursday.
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Omcial Paper Of miller County.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-03

BrAsIto, Mo, FEB. /, 1881.