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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-13

Around Sebago's lonely lake
There fingers not wave 10 break
The mirror which its waters make.
The solemn pines along Its shore.
The frs which hang its gray rock DER.
Are painted on It's CLASSY shore,
The sun looks DER with hazy eye,
The snowy mountain tops which lie
Piled coldly up against the sky.
The crookedness of the river impressed
Longfellow rather forcibly, as may bt
seen from this extract from his "Songc
River"
Nowhere such devious stream,
Save in fancy or In dream,
Winding slow through bush and brake.
Links together lake and lake.
Walled with woods or sandy Shelf
Ever doubling on ITSELF
Flows the stream, so still and slow.
That IL hardly seems 10 flow.
Never errantknight of old
Lost on woodland or on void,
Such a winding path pursued
Through the sylvan solitude.
In the mirror of its tide
Tangled thicket on each side
Hang united, and between
Floating cloud of sky serene.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-13

STEWARDS BoDY.-The New York Star
publishes further developments in regard
to the Stewart body case. The story Is
to the effect that the detective who had
been engaged in the case received from an
unknown source few days since pack
age containing crudely executed oil paint
ing. The painting measured about one and
one-half feet In length and foot In breadth,
and described scene, the popularity OF
which Immediately arrested the detectives
attention. 1t was desolate looking spot
in some cemetery. In the foreground
was pathway, ill-deaned and half over
grown with grass, having q heavy back
ground Of weeds and shrubs leading up to
higher ground on the right. On the LEFT
was an old willow tree cleft as II by light
ming, traces Of the electric element being
visible IL the shattered trunk, which was
split to within few feet Of the ground,
while the large branches seemed to be
dead, and hung whitening from the parent
tree. Immediately on the left OF the willow
was an Anticipated building that might have
been used In other days as conservatory,
while to the right, and across the path, was
dilapidated barn. In the rear, was
fence almost hidden by weeds aud bushes.
In the immediate foreground OF the pic
ture, on an o5long, but slightly irregular
mound, the artists pencil or brush had
marked in small, but distinct, characters,
" Stewards body lies here" The package
was accompanied by note locating the
scene of the cemetery at Cypress Hills.
The clew was communicated to Judge
Hilton, and the detective, In connection
with the confidential man Of Hilton, and
several assistants, made an inspection Of
the spot Sunday, and began excavating at
the point indicated. The digging will be
continued, and, In the meantime, q close
watch will be kept on the cemetery.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-15
TEHE AgEM2sat,.H.EAGSWE.s,
GOLD ISEEg-I.AIsLIG," :"

in whose pages experience and progress 60 hand
in hand, an to hich the ;thlcst "u most sue
ccssful iaCu and women Of this section cuntri
butte their best thoughts in every department Of
Farm Life AMI Work.
Abreast of the times, alive to the discoveries
Of .S,.tcs. yet testing all by the touchstonc of
practice, new acquantauccs will soon prove 1t \
trusty companion for thinking farmers and
planters, fruit. growers and gardeners, stock
rLi~"rS AMI lIirymrn, whilst its Uli friends vii!
realize that, n Jurh1 the lifetime Of Two gen
critionS, since !Sl?,i it continues to lac the sin
ccIc AMI uupurchascahlc advocate aul rC1rcscn-
tativc of the farmers interests and rights.
Special devotion is paid To Erihc'rS inclul-
ing those Of commerce and OF The farm To Llr2
.Sioch the Ua,ry, N,rie,, G,rining, E1Ut- -Gro~.
iny, the P0"Ii,y InrI, the Grrqy". ~.
RyDrtS ri .lH,Ha"'T F,irm"rs' t"Uje are Il reg.
ular feature in each issue.
Th" linn" Prepayment is always attractive to
the ladies' of the country household. Flower
and Ornamental Garlcning the care of Window
ami House Plants, receive regular attention
from c.,ivuiorS admitted to be mt the head of
their profession in the United States.
TH" .!mcrcG. Farmer is compac;ly bat clearly
priutc nn line white paper.
Sl.jO year postage paid. II clubs of five
or more uniy : l. Where ten names and , 10
are forwarded an extra copy will hc sent free.
SNNl.. SANDS x son, Publishers,
i2:> Baltimore 81, Baltimore, MI
III, ia,DH TtHi,N uai tie .im,ric0H Farmer will
he dubbed together AMI sent To any allrCsS for
$40 for one year
April - II If
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~
Department Of Georgia has been question
ing the planters of that State and obtaining
their answers with reference To the best
fertilizers for cotton aud corn. In c re
pot Of ihc department FIR 1880 u dish Of
valuable information, gathered in this way,
is set before the pu1!ir, the cream u! which
may be sHimm"d OF a3out AS iOlluws:
The mass Of Georgia farmers, according
to this report, favor the employment Of con
| post in which stable manure ami cotton
! seed figure, both with or without CONNER
cal tnrtiliz' There is also Il very gen
cral expression IN favor Of commercial guI.
nos and other fertilizers
Mr. W. y. Spccr, Of Henry County, who
cul;vatcs soil rcd anl thirsty, with good
clay sub soil, gives his preference to com
: post on accDunt of its being more durable,
aud not impovGriShiug the land as do. in
! his opinion, most commercial guanps viii n
! applied alone lIc comppsts after the fol.
loving formula: 80 pounds lcrf mould.
! 800 pounds cotton sc1l. 100 pounds stable
manure, 800 pounds cDmm"rcirl ywno. -
pou"d, salt, applied at the rate Of 60
pounds per acre On cotton
Mr. J. VI. DiIl. Lincoln County believes
that commercial fertilizers, applied cconpm.
icalIy, will pay, but that compost Of sta.
bic manure and cotton seed with a good
acid phosphate Is the he>tanG cheapest !rr>
! liixrr thn, cru b, used
Mr.. +. : WcilouS, Houston Comfy
thinks that good guamr uniInrmly pays ;
he also t,'vnrs acl phn>pho,r composed with
stable manure and cotton seed. Ills soil is
gray and rather sandy, with Il good red clry
Snh,oil
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-15
WIDE-AWAKE FARMERS,

Who now, Ike men in othcr caliings, believe in
Improvement, in studying up their work, its
ncels anl opportunities ion advancement, w:!i
hni Il safe auviS"r in
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-15

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land.
Old maids. feather beds, and inflated bal.
looms are unavailable.
John Smith gets his mail from G742T9
Pos, Offices. hence letter directed to John
Smith, United States, will reach him.
When candy is sent through the mails
it is earnestly requested that both ends
of the pncka%c BE- left open so that the
employees Of the Po., OHicc may test its
quality
Babies can be sent as third class matter
provided sucking bottles ana napkins accom-
pluy them.
Eggs are n. mliiable unless! they are
fresh and should they become chickens on
transit they become the property Of the Post
Office Depot.
When you enclose money order in Il
letter always write full and explicit d-
rcctipIs in the sun" letter, 50 that any
person 9.ttug the letter can draw the
money.
AlIiSators over ten feet in length are not
allowed to be transmitted By mail.
Young ladies who '.c>rrc to send their
Saratoga trunks by mail to wutcrn.
places during the coming season should no
lily She Postmaster General ut once They
must not be over seven feet long by thirtccn
high
EnrIic, Onions. As<aioelita, Gum Cam
phpr, SwiItzcr, himbcrgcr, and Sapsagc
scnt Though the mail should be left open at
the ends.
Butter and lard are mail,bic only in the
Summer months. Wrap them in a fold OF
tissue = per open at both ends. Tha butter
must have all the hair C. nbrl ont nj it
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-15
NOTICE
To Tourists and Health Seekers.
SUMMER SCHEDULE TO TIE MOUNTAINS.
Spartanburg, Union & Columbia
Spartanburg AZ AslicviiIc Es. IL.
lEAEa u r7;;,s::!, IL =: saas=!


SrAETANTUnG, $. G. May Il, 1850.
On and after the above date Tie following
Schedule will be run over these Roads daily,
Sundays excertcd):
Up TRAIN.
Leave Alston,.. .................. 100 p. m.
Leave tni"n...... 80 p. m
Leave = Spartanhurg.. ............ 4 13 p. III.
Arrive at Observation-Disclosures. :: 10 p. IN
Close connection is made at Aston with train
from Columbia on Grccnvillc Il Columbia Road.
At Columbia, connection is made from Charles.
ton, Wilmington aud Augusta.
At Spnrtanburg connection is made at Air
Line Depot with trains from Atlanta and Char.
lottc, also with Stage Line to Clean Springs.
At IIcndcrsonvillc. connection is made with
first class Line Of Stages TO Ashcvillc, arriv.
ing there the same evening.
E2V- Parties dcsrous of WISHING CasSar's
Head or other points of interest can be provided
with first class convcyanccS from the Livery
Stables in llcndcrSonvillc at reasonable rates.
TRIM SOUTH.
Will leave Icndcrsonvillc. ............ $50 n. NJ
Spartanburg 20 p ~
Inlon .................... l.oO T. IN
Arrive at Aston 40 =. m.
These Roads arc in excellent CONDITION fur
nishcd with first class Coaches provided with
all necessary appliances for safety and c"mfor.
of Passengers. At Spartanburg and IIcndcr
SOnvillc the Hotel accommodations arc now am
pie for II large increase of travel. They will be
found well supplied with good Mountain fare
ut reasonable rates.
FREIGHT TRIMS.
The Freight trains will run three times n
week, viz: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
JAMES ANDERSON, Sup't.
May q If
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

.se1 ior lesi.l..lxs ecsIcn ~ se<.ss.1os.
saa z' s' ssse's u cs y s ss@s sssns i.
4 1 s<ssss;sca ne PASSAGE 4 IN - nas-
.n< &c l-~s q NJ various states and Teri ~.
within facir borders. and extending che laws
Indian Territory no: osen2!ei ~ che lSeelx.
rro,scr'on q ,hs Il. :hs SHOULD s. allowed
properly. ~ ha- repeatedly hs<ssd ior mi,
Ss 4 a X Il. s'essr, ~s sssaPd s ss
: % even greater importance A. the meas:
ure which haS been Frequently recommended
ny prsdssessr. = once rms ana y iar, ,.'
ssms % time me inrrcinted ii both houses 4
Con<re~<- The enactment Of <enefni law
permitting &c eilot1ncnt in>ev-ralty. - such
quantity u land. secured % Them Nv patent
and for fn<iI own protection made inaIicnA-
bic Tor twenty or twenty -ive years. y DEL
permanent sdsancemens. IN return ior such
considerable action ON the part II the Govern.
ment there = reason % believe that the Ind.
sever their tribal relations and 70 engage Il
once in agricultural. pursuits. and Il u now
for thcir best Interests 10 conform their man.
ner. Z. itr g s's new .risr q sn.ns. - 70
per11anent title - the <nil can they Be led %
engage In the occrpation Of fiilins e. The
well Affe<ted rrnorfs ~ their Increasing in
lief thar the enactment u snch 4 statute A. l
recommend would b. NJ once attended with
gratifying results. 4 resort q tn ailo'm mt
assse n !" ssss s s r na BOND Which
- = prominent feature ~ savage life.
and which TENDS strongly e. per-
p .,a1 !. there aassss liberal ,., ap
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% - seriously considered whefhor eh> april
cH[,rn q tne same e1ucational standard 20
ss -e1 .; IA az: sss :. s5Ss ssa' ss ne =
likely % <k1i< mere intellectual proficiency
.',c,s oehe. laal.t.c. q e.snaI e srss'cf IN:
sysfrm ! che .riscfios ~ promotion & Al
grade. exeeps saeh = ~caId fairy y regarded
ssd sss rrlsspls. y" e ,Ss 3o,n,ss PRIV 70
ants ~ exciting n their minds shc hops a
q - ds-ired: bit would i IS si-s q q adopt
.sppiyInr he in,erms date walk. q shs -srs. '.
snasr ps. en- % 1s e.s sr ss w sa .s
those qualities which arr requisite for higher
posts ~ duty. and besides. the modes ~
Goscrnmcns snrsan has been Moi long continued
- almost q dislneii,y him from.
u ny public n:ss s ss Tss infusion =. nss
blood from time ~ time into ,he middle RANKS
~ tnf serxirc might ~ very beneficial Ia ~
y, lssa. . nr snnrr. una I.ssn-s.on y one enc
complained ~ can NOT hc craiicAfed a. nnre;
the wnrk must be gradual The present I'm.
S,,sn ~s,srm I. = 4roNth e yrss- and s.sncs
isiafixe action. ~ beginnings are found n
an order In counsel promulgated IN I>t1. and
Z was after patient and cautious scrutiny "a
present shape. fixc years AFTER the issuance
~ the order In council. and ~ 4 time when
RESORT had been har ~ competitive rxn'nina
,lon- ~ experiments. much more extensively
than has YET been the case in this country. 4
select committee 81 the House nt Commons
made rrroft n thar House which. declaring
rrSatci nevertheless any precipitation IN
- Neaerai adoption - likely % en-
danger - ultimate srcce>S- During
methods ~ passing examination ana conpc-
fitive examination were cIu<ciy watched and
compared. n may bc that before W coniine
IN the stringent bonds Of stafntnry enact
ment We may prnntaply await M result ~
further inquiry nnt experiment, The sub
central board II sxs,ninsr- -s.ccs~d solely for
testing the qualifications ~ applicants my.
perhaps. without resort - the couipeti.ive
may be feasible 70 vest ~ such board 4
wide discretion 70 ascertain the charncteri<
particulars which have ALREADY referred 10
~ being No less important than mere intel
icctnai attainment II Congress should dcfm
Y adsi-an.e =. me present session 60 ss,ab.
- the service. no doubts snch n have bfen
suggested shalt derer me from giving the
,, NY ,'., " wv r n y,
any other nc unon this subject. that an APP
preparation n - 90 i,rr ye1r may be made
.yr W. ~ q -ttt.s. 100 81 ~ NJ
me. shall strive 20 execute tine provisions "
t..-- IN. 4. ~ 90 ..i' ~. -nt ~rt.tr
~, ". .. " ~ ls.,-r ~ ,ns go 49,
snbirct without declaring my dissent from
ti.E A',tA A.','r,
@ ' .N..u tuf't uNss 1921 1-~-,.r.'.
and corrHpt i statement u'iifh has BEEN
nit n MA.r Au1 Aise.t s.s1i.tA: r1t 1nr1
". @'.A M
=. 49,. a .'.' ~ u, W.
-, ". .,,t 80 ~ A.6- t@"
'.'r
MISCELLANEOUS RECOMMENDATIONS.
,r. .,...,,, Y. ,... y n, .< -i'.... 49,. ~ 49,
s,sr..t a.. n II III, nm form vi ,nrr,,ner,, Nv
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n
| \ estimated that Is prr CENT ~ the number a
| don~i' TSs< would ~~@nre ~ .resshis 49,
| jrclion III u.olo c4-r-. AnI che probable aI-
MA ~ion II nI5nt M -; c'.i,n@ M M wnIrh I'M
M. N ., y. ~. ..,er n w
| Publications rcuaiui1r The same ard ~ new
business infrrvcnin<. ne number II elaine
II ~ wears. ana tnkinr january I.i<@..
a. = near period from which d estimate III
each ease IN axrrar - nmounr n nrrcar-. IL "
.or che rIr<t narmrnt unon Il ire sum ~ Il 80
NuifInl, ~ fII~ .>,,,i~f ~ fI.. x.rInl~ num-
hcr ~ probable admissions gives $4,000. 90
This r,nrr~rnf- fhr sum which must ~ maid
upon claims which we're NE before July n
| iS~o' and AZ: now nrniinr Ana enrislca ~ ~,
$3.50 90 0c7 NAV - Icinr,ri frnm 80 - ~,
% <iso0.00 Isl cn>c~ where. che claimant
diving. thrrc a 10 nrr<nn <ho under fSr .nu
would b cn,iiled 20 succeed - the pension.
leaving <-N,rt - the probable amount
tonc ptil. ~ These estimates up Acrpunt -
ttrn taken 81 inc @>s<H cases Httl
s,nc. Snts ~' w., anu nov rrnu.nt. which
bus which % not Involve Che payment - any
4.tt4tr ncton4 tAt AAtr ~ ming tnr c.Ain.
~ -. ms ~. nae ~ ~ c-'.nstc1 tnAt ~ ~
S1..- vii ~ 1InHtH- a. ..- pctn sIAtcl.
-s.s 1T i e-fIms,eI ttaf Il Win tSke
sir years 81 dispose Uf the claims now pend
ing II i stated by the Commissioners II PEN
sionS that ~ an addition ~ 80 clerks in
ereasinx thc ndjnd|rafinE force rather than
the ncrnanicail double the amount u work
colll be nfte4 upon within thrtc yenr<
Aside from the considerations ., Justice watch
chains nos On she iilcs oi the Pension oiiiee.
n il nD less important Oh the score 81 ccosn-
my. inA<nuen A. fully one.thiri II the
occupied in giving attention "a corre.
sIunlencc with the thousands Of claim
ants whose claims have been on the
that sum enormous 4. ~ ~ expended ~
GoreInment 10 meet demands for arrears ~
pensions j. An alnonifion 10 Congress AM
the Executive - give continuous r,sn-llcI
ton 10 any similar project ia The future. The
great temptation 10 the present 4 ioi ol f;cti.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

titF 1uI tut M1lt1cI over the renee and the
tLuE1t Tho t1rrier proved too much for Tod
dies and niyrc they could haul him on the bat
R rs. 5sornd hs pa made r. seed square meal "a
gentleman ~ . brad b-iui hat told him % fct =
bottle ~ ~. j4coBs on and rub him with hand
n would cure him In M time. What Dies Tom
do but steal into the chapel al yesrfr tire and
slide into Father jacobs confessions boz and
beg q him trtf'c Of his OIL with which % rub
bis dOrE. The Father felt Of Toms head II xas
hQt an' afore Tom could utter prayer. two men
were iurEin him home followed W. = ersat crowd,
Who ktr a. q sate distance. thinking te had
and screamed % b. IN free. tie fighter they held
cn - him IN r<icrence ID another torment Tho
Chicago Nff<rn fl1lt{ic rtcrnlly wrufc: -Nr
Joel u. Harvey. Y. 81 Collector a. Internal Rcvc-
nue.. ~ this city. has <rrut over two Thousand
dolIar- on medicine fur his wife. who uas su..lr-
Ing dreAlniiy frt1 Rheumatism. ard without
deriving any benefit whatever: yet Two bottles
q ~. JACOBS on accomplished y hat Lhe most
kkiiltll medical men failed ia doing. We couid
ly this wonderful remedy did space permit u
Tho latest man who has tetn made happy
through the uke ~ this valuable linlmtnf II Mr.
James A. Corinu. librarian 81 the Union Catholic
Library 81 this city. The following n MI. Con-
iAns indor<emcnt:
rSiox CATHOLIC r1nrArY AssocrAr1os,)
- DUIopra ktnrTr.
Cnickco. sept. IL. 1850.
wish % odd my ssirnoiiy u tho merits ofsr.
re has cured me o. this tr,a.if,e>tnc disease.
which gave me great deal 81 bother Tor long
time; but. thank " The rsriSey. am cured. TIis
statement is unsolicited ~ ary GIG IA is inter-
CSL Very respectfully.
JAnEs a. CoSLAx, Librarian.
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
Smiths Tonic Syrup
FOR the CURE or
fever and ACuE
Or CHILLS and FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
justly claims Tor Il ; superiority over all
eaies ever offered 20 tho public for the SAFE,
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure
ofAere and Fever. Or Chilis AMI Fever vheth-
e q short rr long standing. He refers 70 The
entire Western and Southern country 10 bear
him testimony % the truth e the assertion
thatin no case whatever will il fail 70 cure II
the directions arc strictly folio "a and carried
ou.. IN great many cases single dose has
been Sufficient for . cure. and whole families
have been cured ~ single bottle, with sper-
fec. restoration Of the general bath i r,
however, prudent. AMI IN every case more cer-
tain 70 cure. n its u<e i confirmed IN smaller
doses for week o. TWO after the disease has
bssn checked. more especially n difficult ana
lcng-standing cases. Usually this medicine
vii not require any aid tokssr the bowels n
good order. Should the patient. however 70
quire cathartic medicine. afttr having taken
three Or four doses o. the Ion;c. single dose
Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient.
TIE genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must
have DR. JOHN BULLS private stamp On each
bottle Oh. JOHN BULL only has the rightto
manufacture and sell the original JOHN u
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP. Of Louisville. ".
Examine vel the abel On each bottle. nmy
private stamp Il not On each bottle do net
purchase, Or you will b. deceived.
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gently, but every ily-
u presented LcfluilI :
70 popular impression,
I<1<r. mosquitoes and
- All flourish a The
time and are charrcaLIo
he u4Icfc intIu(ncc ~
y Dog star. <renk ing "
dogs and the lug STAR ~
minds a. Ola I~1ys story
Of . dQxand the c0rncf.
and y hicn We here give
In . short CxfrAef from
the l~,ys letter: .GoIiy.
'Eph. you ought ID Ln'
been there last night %
e-St<u tho nun. Tom
Wilkins dorx Io<Illc1
was a-settin' ~ the gate
again at the C0mif.
when along comes old
sykes burned rat tar
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fzx SSzE. & e9s ~ ny 10y s.: a:
H@<<,,:a - ~. - y2n .r.' :s!2 e ,acssa
el1er . $3.50 ~ cans1cy. H N!!.r .aos
-. 1850 sd ssss s tS'!s
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Tncrcport 81 the Commissioners of Arricnl.
ture exhibits results u the experiments IN
which that department. has been engaged
during the past year, and makes important
suggestions n reference % the agricultural
development 81 che country. The steady IN.
crease % our population and the consequent
addition % the number Of those engaged IN
che pursuit Of husb4ndry are giving ID this
department growing dignity and import
nnce. The COMMISSIONERS suggestions touch
Ing ~ capacity for greater usefulness deserve
attention. - 4 more and more commends it-
promote.
PENSIONS.
It appears from The report u che Commits
sI0ucr Of Pensions that since Is10 -41.oG3 orig
inaI pension claims have been filed; l50.1i9
- these have been allowed and inscribed on
t1e pension ron - 133have been rcjcc1cd and
abandoned. being i5f per cent % che whole
pending Cor settlement rs 80 original pension
claims, =. o1oof which were 1led priofto July
4. ISL These. when allowed. viii Involve fhS
payment ~ arrears from the dA<c n DISCHARGE.
- IN c11e u ~ invalid, from 1h& 6n1e o|
oohcr casc4 Hum ~ lhe data obl1l1able, 4
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-29
Pleasant MI. IIana

We had u pleasant rRia last Saturday
night.
Dr.. J.. A. Stevens went to California last
Monday accompanied By MIs. Gross and her
daughter Miss IddIe. The ladies are seeking
a more cougealal cline, and they will DO
missed here by their many friends. DR..
stevens has sold bis residence at this place to
Mr.. Hiram Russell who VII soon become one
Of our citizens.
Tae r Il. Is gpns 20 far as Pleasant Mt. Is
concerned bgI our county gets it.
In obedience p the proclamation OF the
President Of the United Ststes, M. Chester
A. Author, the Pleasant Mt. School was dis
missed. The teacher snd many of The pupils
attended on tho funeral sermond Of Mr.
james A. Garaeid the Assalslua ted president
ofthe United States.
Rev. NARROW and family OF Iberia, visited
our town on Monday lat.
slr. Sln'l Bter San. drove a car load Of
hogs from this place this week.
The contest in Sunday school was AZ inter-
estlng shair. Seven Of The bible elsss tried
for one prz4, aud eleven Of the Juveniles tried
for the other, The decyon OF The committee
will DO read and prizo awarded nert Sunday.
During tho contest the books we're IN sight
SO that eaen one could ste Tor What he was
striving. "Ye loesp' will give the names
OF the winners next week.
The Pleasant MI. Literary Society," Is doing
we'll. The following 10 one Of the amend
meets 10 the constitution, yizi No persons,
except members, wal be allowed Ia The SOei.
ety hall during a session unless u be An open
session. We hope for many open sessions.
Mr.. joe. Cummings put up At the spald-
Ing House Saaday night lat.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-29
n KaRdt Room Den
HoMe h0tEI
To DEE BrnLrc:

TO DIR BCBLfc.
Der brobriedor NIT der Home Hotel dells
dc peoples what yust der wos batroniz jis
Hotel uud den dat don't vas gust 70 batronjz,
dot der Home is vonce more schta,ted up In
dot Tusoumbia town uHd dot dc Home will
DO vot It yustto vas, diBgs yor der est ish not
SO blenly Ike IL yust 10 was but will be on
der dabls all de same snd der peoples schall
hat a gool schqlare meal und a goot night
schlCep,
Now der hrobrittor yust sohpoak Won
leedlo yord NIT bis friets und Dis ish dot Of
you comes 70 dis TuscJmbia town yust you
comes und SEQ els Brobristor und OF die
Home amt vot II yust to vas den you gets dis
bash for u~3ttings nit goot Sugar To. boodt.
De Brobrle,or would say gust a leedle
more, dot be danks de bubble for der basl bat.
ronaRc, ind Of he keeps der Home up g0ot
dey vii vust come Home as day ynst to did.
Nit kindt regarIs to der bubble.
Der Brohrjedor.