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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-05
WARTS

ToTRADE-The best HOTEL PROPERTY on N.
L and Q. r. E., between Memphis and Chatta-
nooga, doing good business, for stock dry goods,
shoes or groceries. ADDRESS box lib, Decatur, Ala.
DUTY PUPILS
~ o. " Hays, Principal OF Cato Academy, q cOun-
try summer school. in healthy locality. is at the
CASTOR House, and can be IN from IL TO o'clock
Board only SO TO S. tuilicn, 81 So; music. best of
teachers, only So per month. Our City friends Will
do we'll TO call on hin.
ONE Salesman In each state to sell our goods
" Salary $1,000 year. TRIUMPH MANUEAC-
TURING CO 116 Monroe street. Chicago.
DAhASOLS-TO recover, re-line or repair at the
i New York PaIesol shop, 1872 Main street, near
Washington. Practical paIasOl makers.
TTNROTIIHG STATIONS FUR SEASON OF 1879.
L " BLUE GRASS" By Rysdyck HamiltOnian
dam by Long Island Black Hawk.
Col. JRFFERson," By Or. HerT's Mambreno
Patcheu; dam, Lady Jefferson. We also have q very
large Maltese Jack. We are prepared TO Craze
stock. HUGH d. AND JOHN Il. GREER,
SIX miles southeast Of city.
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The gas Office has removed to the Masonic
Temple building, On Madison street.
CoRsErs at Watkins's to dan.
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RRmOYRGn

THERE ia no better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge tonic for Dyspepsia and indigestion.
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STEAMED OR STOLEN.

TTORSE-On the 2Sth May, from my residence
i on the Randolph road, one gray horse about
~ hands high. Anyone returning him to me, or to
John Dunn's stable, AZ Adams street will be hbeT
ally rewarded. DENNIS SIX TON.
OOWS ANDCALF $40 RBwARD-On Thursday
I ! MAJ Sth. COWS and one calf; one large straw
berry colored COW; white cow with red head; red
COW, with white face; / red muley COW. heavy Win
calf, If not calved, and red yearling; ten dollars
reward 10 the finder Of them all.
MRS B. RYAN, R3 Second street, Chelsea
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EsbHk EkaNT.

DEDkOOM-With furniture Tor sale, corner MaIn
ID and Madison. over Louisville ticket office ore
OF the most pleasant rooms in the city with All con
venences. Apply 70 w A. WHEATLEY.
a FURNISHED USE--CentTsiIy
"a located Address A. B., Appeal Office.
POOMS-Pleasant sleeping rooms ana Offices
LIZ ABS Madison. j. j. LOCKART, 43l2 Madison.
POoMS-FuTnishedO or unfinished; suitable also
LIZ for families 10 housekeep. IOI JbFFERSON.
FURNISHED kOOMS-With or without board
u No. 295 Third street
RTEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap to gem
IN tlemen. New brick house. "a Mulberry street.
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Auction SALES.
NEW FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.

Superb Parlor Sets and Carpets, Sideboards, HAT
Rack and Two Sets OF Bedroom Furniture; also one
fine CHTCKERING PIANO,
At 32s Second street.
the late residence Of DR.. E. Fl. MARTIN
Also two SHOWCASES, and all the Shelving and
other Fixtures at the STORE $40 MAIN STREET.
The property can be seen on application to me, at
70 Madison street. Planters Building, If not DIS
nosed of at private sale by the 18th inst it will be
sold. on said premises the 17th inst at auction
t. J. LATHAM, Trustee.
TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
In order to advance the best interests or my Dus-
ness In Memphis, / arr called temporarily to New
York My business will b. continued at the old stand
No. 1875 Main street, Webster Block,
under the Financial and Business Management Of
my SON. MORRIS J. FARMLAND. Major j. k
MCDONALD will attend 70 all auction Business In
trusted to the house. Thankful for past favors, /
respectfully ask continuance of same.
eg- In aud outdoor business attended to with
promptness and dispatch.
ksY- COnsgnments solicited.
~ Ample room for all kinds Of storage goods
Respectfully. A. =; EkANhLAND:. -
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Prof. James A. seWeIl, A.MMD,, y

The gas office has removed to the Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street.
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TAKMN or,

OOWS AND GALLON 18th inst, four cows and
J one heller calf; also one COW on the goth. APP
ply at second tOll-gate, Poplar street.
IJOW AND CALF-R sd-and-White spotted. with
J hell on, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges. Inquire at 1873 Ala
hama
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Boxed ready for shipment and delivered at our
factory. Special terms to cash purchasers. Send
for circular containing testimonials from over two
hundred live planters, who bought and used our
machines last season.
From 1913 to 1853 we manufactured Gins at Col
t,y7abus GeOrgiq under the firm name DE. T. TAY-
LoR q Co, afterwards CLEMoSs, BROWN 81 Co.,
and made what was then known az the Taylor Gin.
During the year 1853 we removed to this place,
where we have been exclusively engaged in manu-
featuring Gins ever since. Withlong experience,
the best labor saving machinery, and skilled work.
men, we possess advantages not enjoyed by any
other manufacturer in our line for producing the
BEST work for the LEAST money.
Presses. Engines and complete outfit furnished
when desired. Address
BROWN COTTON GIN CO., New London, Conn.
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The gas office has removed 10 the Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street.
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Removed,

NoTHING else will elect cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint 50 quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
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CoRsETs at Watkins's to-day.
Tie New Wilson Sewing. Machine,

the latest out, can GlbeayS be found at
j. 3. ALDRICH'S. 254 Second street
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THE TAXING. DISTRICT.

Full Text Of the Decision OF the SUI
preme Court of the State DecIar-
Ing the Act Repeating the
Charter of the City of
Memphis COnsti-
tutiOnal.
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FGsEG hAB.M

DRESS-A Tyler Steam Cotton Press and two
i Steam Boilers; so horse power each. by
+. W. CLAUSSEN, Charleston, S. c.
I OTS-PFivately, fer 30 days, two desirable build
II ing lots, 80 by l45 feet, on Linden street. be-
tween Lauderdale and Orleans. For price ana terms
inquire OF j ID. Quigley, at f. n. Apperson 4 &c IS.
INRAME HOUSE, CHSAP-IS4 Beale, with lot;
II brings $40 monthly; is on north SIDE west Of
Wellington ST. W. A. WHEATLEY, 2S1 Main.
D0NGINE AND BOILER-We are authorized 10
IL offer at good baIgain one 30-hOrse power en-
gane ard boiler complete. Cash or city acceptance,
with six per cent added. Can be seen at our fOun-
dry. RANDLE q LTVERMORE,
a NICE cottage at Beersheba Sprines-Cheap.
IA For information, apply to Mrs r. L. C. BOstick,
Franklin, Tenn, or N C. Perkins, Memphis, Tenn.
DILLIARD TABLES-TO close business three
ID Billiard Tables-Best MaDufactuTs-at No.
al Jefferson street.
4 IEDAR FENCING and GATE posts. by
~ w. r. LARKlN, Larkinsville, Ala.
~ ROCERY-A rare chance Tor d man with small
VI capital 20 start In hrstclass Grocery and lOca-
ton. Satisfactory cause given for selling Apply at
"a Jefferson street. J. STEWART q co.
DRICK-shIpped cheap 6y river or railroad Leave
ID orders at John A. Dsnle's, Boa Front street.
Large concessions will be made on orders for good
SalmonBTlok suitable for chimneys setting boil
Prs. etc. O. H. P. PIPER.
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KREmER, HkRNOG & CO.

Lace fchus, 81 SO. 50, worth $40.
Lace sacques, 81 so, IS, worth $40.
Lace points, 81. s., worth SIS
Lisle gloves, 25c, worth SOC.
Damask towels, l5c, worth 35c.
Thousands of ladies' hats, 25c.
Thousands Of children s hats, 25c.
Flowers at 15c, 20c, 40c
Wreath trimmed hats 81, 50, 81, SIS.
EREMER, HERZOG 6 co.
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AugeI's Food cake
DRY GOODS.

For sale at Podesta, Malatesta & Co.'S, 252
Main street
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VIM. FRANK & CO.. 249 Main.
FIOVA's Candle
Removed,

Those leaving the city should get box
Floyd's candies.
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TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
FOUND.

n TONEY-One package OF monsy owner, Dy
INl proving property, can get same az
49, BEJACH'S. 278 Main st.
RUNCH OF KEYS sApply at Appeal office.
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FERMENTATION FREE

I1oR THE SPEEDY CURE Of Seminal weakness,
II Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on by
ndlscretion or excess. Any druggist has the ingre
dents. DIR. JAQUES & CO.,
lB0sWes Sixth street. Cincinnati
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HIT BARRY LINE.

HIT HARRY LINE.
MeMphis white River and BLACK River
u. s.. Mail Packets.
For Indian Bay, st. Charles, Clarendon, DeyalI's
BluH Des Arc, Augusta, JacksonpOTt, West Point,
Searcy, Batesvtlle, Powhatta2I and Pocabontas.
The new steamer
asOs5e Harry. 49,
ii. r. Harry, captain. Walker Outlaw. clerk. I
Leaves Memphis on and after November ID. every
SATURDAY, at 5 pm, connecting direct with the
new Black river U. s. mail packet MII.T HARRY for
Powhaltan and Pocahontas, and with Daily Packets
to Batesville and Upper White river.
Through rates to all points.
Freight consigned to Milt Harry Line, Memphis or
Terrene Will be promptly forwarded. Freight Will
be received at all times the R. K Lee Wh3rfboat.
J. T. WARRINGTON Agent.
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At sss second street.

Superb Parlor Sets and Carpets, sideboards, Hat
Rack and Two Sets OF Bedroom Furniture; also one
tyrzr1rA =
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Go TO Watkins s to. dog.

OdOrIess ExcavatinS Company.
Vaults emptted at reduced rates. of
nces, l9& ~ ashaHGsSD and Al Madison,
Kit ~ ilIiams Block.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
HI Hs3IARD CASH.

Regular independent Memphis and
White River Paczet-For Augusta, Jacksonport,
searcy, and way points. The regular Independent
Packet
HAESEb CASH, A
ED. c. POSTAL. Master,
VIII leave Memphis every WEDNESDAY. on and
after July 9th, 1879. at pm. Fer freight pass
age, apply 10
2. W. LIGHTBURNE,
No. z Monroe ST., OPP. Peabody hetel.
T. p. GLENN. on Wharfboat.
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FOR ARKANSAS CITY.

FOR ARKOPOLIS AND PINE BLUFF RR.
Adams Line o. a. Mail Packet COMFY
For Helena, Frlars Point, Coneordla Terrene, Ark
apolis and Pine Bluff z. B.. and all way landicgs.
The elegant passenger steamer
ILLINOIS. -
Mark r. Cheek. master A. L. Cummins. :. .cleTG
VIII leave Memoirs regularly as above on NON
DAYS and THURSDAYS, at q p m, connecting at
Annapolis with Pine Bluff Railroad, giving through
bills OF ading to- all points. Freight received at all
times on B. (. Lee WhaTfboat. For freight or pas
sage apply TO
j. I. WASHINGTON, Agent, No. 8 Madison
z K lee Wharfbost.
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Is only partial AMI limited 70 period OF two years.
Even If all the governing body had been appointed
By the legislature, or the governor with the consent
seutation in the election Of tbs appointing power
would perhaps have been sufficient to meet the re-
ouirsmenls of our republican Institutions, in the
absence of express constitutional directions TO the
contrary It has been 50 held by some courts: Peo-
ple as Mahaney b. Michigan, 500. 4 JOrt5Orj
where one half of the governing body Is elected By
the people and the other half appointed by The
DeOrle's servants But the appointment OF One-half
of the governing body is expressly temporary and
provisional AT the expiration Of the first term all
Of the members are 10 be elected by the people.
The question is, therefore, narrowed down
TO this: Does the provisional organization OF
municipal corporations In a mode not admissible as
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COTTON GIN.
The Brown Cotton Gin.

Cleans the Seed better, Runs Lighter, Gins Faster,
and costs less money than ether Gin In the mar
ket. Every machine fully and legally guaranteed
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16
Tax Hohee.

L the undersigned tax collector Of Miller
eouety. Missouri, will meet the taxpayers
OF said county Tor The purpose q collecting
the tAx for the year 1879, rs the following
times andRiaoas, toswip Is Wm n sray
y FeAsKLH TowNsasP.
Rocky NJ, Oct 30. 81, sad Ist day Of Ncv.
eSALnHE TouHaHlp. eH
Mt PleasaaS. Nosg 10. II and "A. $@LO
= fGL4zE TowKsREP. 0sSt
BFumley, Nov. Is, IL and rs,
p RIcHwOops TowRsHIP.
Lbefia, Nov. II, IS and 10.
Oe1oR TowEsHP.
Goodrich's Min, Noy. 20. n and "a.
JIM RHNRY TowEsRtF.
81. EliEahsth, Nov. "a 2B nna ~
EsUAxsrr TownaaBP.
Tuscumbla. November "a, rs and 20 and Let
2nd and Bed of December.
VIII have back.tax books with me.
r. y. MuLHH. collectors
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Our YraYelp On the CireulL

First d67 30 F~ekY MT; pualhnaa llselyi
farmers thriving; crops good friend SIM
mons ls one among our best merchants and
is doing q saie and profitable baelhsia. sea-
ond day touaa me IN Mi. Plsssani, where
Messrs. ". T. Franklin and Eater Bros. are
sailing an lnmenas quantity pf RqQAgget EAiE
prices, ahAtb65 have the eaats eoaGdAhh&k
che community. as Also n y, FEanklln Who
sells drugs and groceries o. the best quality,
and e fauy ~ Win Chs an@m Peasant
is 4 beAaiifpl, town, surrounded by good far,
mera, ali a0iaa nsll wtshla Air prsIpsas ofa
railroad At %, great Linz ahead, ShIeh viii
make Il 81 tSs nast desirable places IN
cenlrsl Alsseaa. Next day tonpd ma 81
BrumleY : very pretty towB on ne soulh
side Of 0a Dasge. Rah fhres kofsa, IN d..
ing a sah aud iaerstlts huanes4 Next Gay
/ waat 81 iberia, which plaza haa thfee arak
cIass ao1ss BY MeitFs. Lonbaf, 0sfhsr spd
Fanehen 1ihd0ise ashVslgAAd lnnansa hns.
lness; they ksap good AslicIpa and slffbs
prOats. Well. I returned cha next aayto
Tuaonmblk. found bnslns6s iiyeIy, msfch1ni
aelling . great manY soodA NeIRhing whsas
~. 10. eepetaelons \ think The merchAav
mechanics and ar9eEg q Miller eopnl2 are
all psospstipG Issbofefe Arc n demsRd epa
ceamaae good HsFsp, asd essh aiways ready
Tor their Ypf gFsa n uAAsls ssssae2
,sxNass fux4nsas al
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16

A week neo. last Sunday ayenIng . Bos.
ION cAFpe, Dagger called on COR lfipnd
w. n. l. 20 spand the night. On nsxt
morning ats o'clock ths ProL. was of 10 bis
school at this plaza.
: After day camo. the wife awoke the sleep
Ing straaees 80 breakfast, while eating be
told tho family that HE country was fnll Of
robbers, that he bad bean robbed. Of ell bis
money, that he believed the citizens Of
Spring Garden had plenty Of money and
that he bad 3 good revolver and that u any
one disturbed him no would shoot him. /,
Z Mrs. Lumpkin informed him that Spring
Garden wAs as tree Of robbers as any place,
that the cltiseDs bad A.ways protected them
selves. That she kept q good gun 70 kill
hawks when they tame after chickens. Miss
Josie Lumpkin in the nean time going 70
the door, called one Of the neighbors by
name to come 70 HE breakfast which had
she effect TO step shs conversation.
Breakfast over, the stranger left.
The family o o found that 9 lot Of pies
and cakes that had been LETT the night before
In bis sleeping room we're misslng, and that
things 10 the room had been turned about
generally. 1t don't always paY to entertain
Strangers that claim 10 hare been robbed,
better let them pass.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16

ED. DzrxKnA few words from this viein-
lty. Our scfkhora ell made up sweet, bot
q lIttle too tihin." Wheat generally sown
snd "a akd leSas zen. The lsse rsins have
come ln GOOD iinae. Tie ground breaks loOas
and nlce, We are cutting in more whsat
chan coniA6us VS. have some good farmers
here, sush foF iasshncs as Dan'i Heaiey,
Mltos n phall1. Jedgs Bacon ard Others,
all doing well and have raised good crops;
Mesrp. Healsy and chalIss have big corr
crops, t6e care Of which would All soy coon
10 tail on him; they hAys sold . big lot Of Enc
Get hogs lately and more left TO feed the chil.
drca oe-=M. n, Challss has DO children but
bis fed-hsad COW has two caIves, male and
female, bag and hnes .Red-head's one Of your
best cows and very prolia.. Uncle Dan
didn't raise the corn but be can show cabbage,
swsst potatoes, tomatoes, potatos-onions and
turnipa with sny one, except Joseph Vaughan
who beats him In the sizs Of turnips, and
DGn'l Henley Is equal 10 sweet potatoes. /
viii elOse BY sayiDg we all enjoy good health
here. oBsERyER.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16
NOTICE.

Il hereby given that Ia pursuance Of an or
der made BY the Peobate court 81 Miller
Undersigned sdminlslraIof D. B. . OF Cha es-
tate OF james d. Brockmen deed, viii sell az
public yeLdna 70 tho highest bidder. Tor cash
In hand, al the Court house door 10 The town
OF Tuacumbia Miller county Mo. on Tuesday
the llth day Of November 1879, . iudgmen {
In favor OF eaid Administrator OF said estate
and against Rial u. smith. rendered 10 the
Circuit court Of Miller county No., on the q,
hlty cents. p. n. WmcOx. Adnr-
D.B.H. Of estate of. A. BaocKaAN, ese'd.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16

WbcAa setsleuaents ara due Nov. Term
1879, commencing IN The 10th day Of Novem.
! FrRsr DAY-Monday.
ColyIn Alexander, Bealey Ann Colvin lat AMI
Psndletou HsnryG, Mary Ann PsndietOn dos
Buslck Alfred, Sarah A Busicks let AMI. ss
Folson htfbnA. Augusta r Folaom. ist All
Gooch We D yno. A Phillips LIST ami.
jarrett Abel, Tho's ] Hsnsley, lSt anil,
Ae sHook bAy-Tues0Ay.
Lawson Nathan, Jno& payld A Lawson Sd.AnI
Resdsn William, G B Hickey, an6ls
.kosden Abigail, @ b Hickey, anal.
,Athey Burgess, VIM. NJ Lumpkin srd anil.
B~rochunAn Jamts N. Peyton 81 Wilcox, anal.
Bond Joees gAe. r. MeFalL, Ash or FINAL.
Burris Nli6S II Barrel W Bnrrsa, hnal.
Bond Mary =, Wm. n Lumpkln, final
! Third bAK-Wednesday.
Harvey William, s 3 PAlmef, let anil.
HARRISON J6hnP samaT Hafsisoa, 2nd AMI
Maikin Johp Sen, John Marlln u. Cad snI.
elohsr NANCY. Jno = WilceE, Is anil.
vaeghAnaKaish& 4 Wood, And sn'l.
IWygIck Mlehael or. NlchAsi wyriek u. lst anil
eBakEoas eEFSLEHEHFs BuE
J Az Nov. Tern 1879. ~sanm6acIng on tie
.l0sh dsy. 81 November 1879.
e1eunrn par- fnnrsdey.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16

Atkinson Jns. a. Dsn1B Atkinson. slb an'l.
Atkinson Thos. J, Dan'R Atkinson DO.
Grip Mary ]. Robert ; Hin, Q An'i.
DlokscAs w vi Thos. ! MERCHANT srd anil.
Fsnchef Dssey Thos. ! MksOhaht. DO.
Fauohsr BsrthA u Tbos . Merchant DO.
Fansher ChAs b, Thoa J Hstchsnt, Do.
YTrH Dtx-Ffday.
Katr mary +. WIN = KasTs +sh an'i
KArr James n, wm. y. KARI, tsh anil
Karr sasauah O. WIN. = KsFs. 4th ami
Kari William J, WIN. = Kari, An AMI.
MSKinnsy James l.. Robert =. HlJl. Oh AMI.
Rousoa Stephen. james O Hits. asaL
Shelton Abner D, BiuiOrdL aursls fsi anil.
Thornberry beandsA 2 spsssmaas 0th an'L
WILLIAMS mary X, Geo A Williams Isl hn'l.
williams Addls N. Geo. A WHiians. les
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16
TIE BEST cara
u The HiekOk PaisnI.

Mr. Petar Thompson has purchased the
right OF eele Of this magnificent, nhptecedent-
cd convenient gate, tor farm eso. For sale
BY County, township or farm rights. il
cells on sight, and 10 indispensable.
These Gates aro on exhibition rs different
best, most -oonYenIent ead moii durable,
eKtanti nc repairing, no swinging 70 open o.
close.
For particulara zee agent ar PnTxR THoMP-
soa, Possoeles address. Pleasant AL., Miles
90, Mo. a0tt,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16
NOTICE.

Il hereby given that all persons owning
Bhsres Ia the A. n M. Society OF Miller
county, Missouri. WHO llnye tailed 10 ray The
levy msde In 1873, arc further notified that
unless they appear ard pay 0H said levy on
or before January J.. 1850, aey will become
forfeited to the society. BY order Of ths
Board OF Directors. ~ 8.
, GRo. p. SaAssOH, Seey.
This October a.h, 1873. 4O-0t
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80 Eleetiea EeNu.


egEsa OHI0.
kro4 ntretIoN coRorDuD.
The D8fiddrAtle ttase COMMITTEES conceds
he sle 4 fnsiar. hns cis,m zoe LegIsla-
tire.
The ltalsnau d Ire Rapuhliean oOmutItlse
claItns ne eletiler oi2s oal Of 20 senatorS,
and 20 eukeg liz representatives.
IOWA.
TIE Reppb:ras ssste convention claim No
state " 10000 osss ths Democratic and
Grosnbkek combined.
EEw EnRsRY.
The Democrats elected Fielder democrat
over Mackey republican Tor mayor. The
Gsrmtns sctlng for Fielder.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16

AGAIN comes NJ. Lssem 70 the front. and
makes his bow TO his thousands OF friends ana
patrons in The Usage Valley, 10 grateful &C.
acknowledgement Cor past iaYors, and with the
information that he 10 10 receiving daily
consienmenss Of the largeats finest and best
selected stock Of seasohable goods ever before
placed on the shelves and counters Of any
house In Southwest Missouri, and at prices
he IS also pleased TO state, that che great
scare about an advance IN prlcea, y all hum
bug, gotten up By esftain parties 10 blind the
people, and for their o1n seiash purposes.
ExamiRe biz. list Of prices sod be conyioc
Pint: the Ga price ~ yard I Tssss;
! Sbirtings aG sSc.
DUCK = 70 70 eos
Womens ~suter shoes ola price STA Sl.bO.
q 1Aiiers and Boateea 81 TO 800.
" henvs winter ehawls 81 10 So
Mems shoes $t.a5 20 $lbQ,
" boots "a 20 81.
Boys boots Sl26 70 %.
Childrans shoes sos 20 $40.
Hats, Gaps and Clothing iull lines a r.
COfFtc 9 lbs tor 81. ooEss Sugar 8 lbs for
81. yellow Sugar 10 lbs tor 81.
Best brands plug Tobacco perth $3.50 e0c.
" Finca Cpt svasts &c,
The Only advance at Lsaem's 3 Ia the pFlet
Of produce. bsingit 90, and get goods Or eaah
10 exchange.
Wheat 20 to 80 cts per buahel.
Wool tub wssBsd IS cts per pound.
Feathers gHe per pound.
Nov Is the gilne fok basRAlns, fueh in your
produce while tho roads are good, and got
full market value In exchange.
With grateful thanke for past lAyofs and
hopefully soliciting q continuance OF the
same. .s0aHlA4san ffa
remain, az eyer the Peoples Friend.
NJ, LESE1,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16
NoTIoE or FrNAL sRTfLEMRNr

others interested In the estake 90 Abigail
Rowdsn. decd, that I. she undersigAed, sd
minlstrator Of said estate, intend TO make q.
Small settlement thereof 81 the next term of
the Probate Court OF Miller oonntF, No.. to
be holden st the Court House In the town Of
Tuscumbia. on the second Monday OF Novem.
Der next, 1879.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16
NOTICE or FiNAL sETTLBMFNT.

Nonce g hereby glYen % al eredlt0rs and
Otiiora Interested II the estate Of Wn. row.
den decd, that 4 the nndeFsiRned, Adninis-
stator OF seid estate. ins8nd 10 make . Anal
settle menS Whereof at TIE next torn Of the
Probate Court al Miller county, No. 20 DO
holden at sne Court House In she town OF
gutoumbi2. pn the second Monday on Noyem.-
Der next f879. 49,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16
NOTICE OF LETTERS DE Bo0NIs NON.

All persons indebted In ths estate Of John
j. Denton, decd, are hereby notified that
letters 1T administration, dehonis mon, we're,
on the 9th day OF September, 1879, granted 70
me by the Judge Of the Probate Court Of
Miller Co., Mo-. for the purpose Of oomplet-
ing the administration OF Catherine Denton,
nov decd, who was the administrative OF
said estate. w. NJ. LuMPKR,
20. Admr. debonis non.