Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-15
Judge Todd visiod Jea. CITY last week.

60 10 the City Drug Store ON High
stree. icr pure fresh Drugs.
The cause Of II. @. Curry ', WIN. PAD.
gott, tried by Jury, resulted in hung jury.
We have a due bill Tor a 5000 E.y Or
gan, which wo offer for $40. First comes
fret served.
Mrs. Bolton, of Jefferson City, widow Of
the late Walter Bolton, died at that place
the 7.b.
-TOR SALE. We offer for sale our in.
terest In own lots in Aurora VERY cheap.
Call early rs VIC are determined to sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Nickels and daughter
Miss Emma, Of Iberia, and Mr.. Frank Hill
OF Brumlsy, gave us a pleasant call last Thurs.
day.
DIR, Tremsin, ono Of Miller c%ouuty's best
Physicians, will be located At 81. Elizabeth In
the future, except Friday aud Saturday OF
each week, he will be found at his residence
4 miles vest OF this place.
Mrs. p. I. Bowman, Of Aurora, has
three blocks OF desirable lots for sale, stu
ated In the town OF Aurora, near where the
depot OF The new railroad will he located.
Call OF Mrs. Bowman for choice lots at
r reasonable prices.
AL. Bridges makes bed-s,eds for the
yourg married folks, cribbs and cradles for
the babies, Wagons, Carriages and BugCies,
houses, mansions and palaces; last and not
least, eoflos TO lay away tho bodies of those
who pass 10 rest. Call upon A. j. Bridges.
All work guaranteed,
-Brumley 4 Jobnson's popular store Is
the place TO go for your family goods. A
complete assortment Of general merchandise
that il now being sold a little lower than ever,
CASH. cash or country produce will buv goods
wondertully cheHp At BRUMLEY & JOIN
SONS.
Tho hotels and boarding houses Of this
place have had q slim cbace this week for
provisions. The country Tor ten mills sur-
rounding Tuscumbia has been visited tor
provisions 10 supply The demands this week,
il is q bard matter to obtain supplies even at
exorbitant prices. Farmers should look ont
for future courts ana public timos in this
place, 10 supply the demands at good prices.
-Miss Bette Leibert, one of the most
beautiful and worthy young iadias of ST.
Elizabeth, 10 company With Mrs. Noble
Pondleton, frightened our sanctum yesterday
with q pleasant call. Johnny's heart ven
,chool days come mp with Betsy aud Johnny.
Last week wa hal occasion TO visit Mr.
Folsom's fruit farm, eight miles west Of this
place, on the Versailles road HiB lhrm is
beautifully located; while there we took a
stroll through bis large, well arranged orch
ard. We found quite a quantity Of fall
apples, on some trees. pears and peaches
sufficient for his family consumption. and TO
spare neighbors. Mr.. Y. informs Us, this
year was the arsL In the last twelve he has
experienced a failure 10 fruit on his place.
MIR. Gilbert Toppin, residing on the LINN
| Creek road, foLr miles south OF this piece.
has a fac fruit farm, his crop of spplcs, pesFs
and peaches, though light will DO 81 flcient
for family use. We procured a bushel Of
the Msiden-Blusn, peaches and pesls. This
is the first year Mr., Il. has had a failure in
fruit on his place for many years.
WIN. F.. Martin, the Lebanon murderer
made his escspe from a car window Saturday
morning the Bed, ho was captured by sheriff
Go0dall at Pima Flat, Tenn. While In ST.
Louis be made boasts TO the effect that his
confinement would not be long and the escape
probably bad been long planned. HIS wife
was conveyed to the Lebanon itil.
Herman Carly Of our Town looks altitu-
dinum these cool mornings, had a lasting
visitor appear at his house last sunday
morning-SA whoppIn boy, II FOUNDER. Her
msn is putin on sirn these times. Also
Thomas Jinkens, Of Jim Henry, had the
p~lerslro of a 10 pound boy appear at his
house last week. M0ibers and sons doing
we'll and fathers 80 proud--will scarcely
speak to common folks.