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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23

Come and SEQ u.s. We dom. intend to be
uudersoId Corn aud 1.-Two Turkeys taken in
exchange, at market prices.
s.'. RoDRIcK. MonR1s & Co,
-7 west End Boot & Shoe EmPoriraI;s.
If you want good pair of Boots, e< ~
DALeAns =
-Ir you vspt Material for good .sartn <e'.
of Clothes or, OVeEeoat, go to -
~, f,-,,r. --..Fzr- DALdARg's
Ir you wan. Mep's, wOmep's or Chill
dreu's Shoes, go TO DALeAnT1s.
n II you want Hose or Esif Hose, go 'to
nc hselH7.--. l1r DALGARN'B.
II yOu want good Sugar Cured Ham. go
to DALsABE's
ders, 'Handkerchicfs, &C., go to
esEH DALdAns's
If you want anything iu the Grocery line,
go to ....a DALoaBs's.
Just received at Goldsmith g TWO Fronts,
Ladies' and Children's Closks sud listers,
Lates. Novelties in Millinery. Pekin Striped
and Brocade Satin the. latsst for Trimming;
foest line of Fancy Drcss Buttons in this
market. from 10 to IS cts. per dozen; Ladies'
Stocking Supporters rs-soDething new; Tusk-
ish Druggcts. IS so TO 1890; Ladies' Hair Z
Braids, Pufs and Coquettes; Ladies' Omitted
Alpaca Skirts; aud button Kids. Lseeu,
scaris and Fishuss, and the latcst aud =.
ing shades in Dress Goods
ILLUSTRATIONS By PIcTUREs.-oge b <-.-
great contrasts between tie 6eBOOI Boob
by the fathers aud mothers of the land when
young ana those now used by the children. Is
the use Of pjetBFes. As . curious instance Of IL
Illustrating the meaning of words by BictnrIai H.
IustTatt0qt the pictures IN the new edition Of
WebstoT's Unabridged DietiOBary fp connection
with the fOli0wing twelve wofde, Beef. BOiisr.
Castle, Column. Ere. .Horse. MOldiDgs, ;Phfei5ol-
OHY, RHVeltn, Ships, Steam Engine YtEnbefs, IL
Hustrate and define the rneantDR Of mosaf than :
$40 words and terms. as may be seen By ez-
.ami1iDg the Dictionary.
BsArSAaD:s MUsrcA1 W0aLD.-The peeosnber
number Of the s1asieai Forideouses q. MS pror.pt-
" and is full Of good things. II confafrs
tweaty pages Of new mnsic. vocal and instFu-
mental and sixteen pages of sratuabIs md fsi-
terostfDg musical news AID g1isee1lans With
tine present nnm6eF the Bfasieal fporld cfnse ia
Sixteenth year. This Journal has long been
I looked upon a. the leading musical fn0HffIy of
the United States and its Interesting aud To-
struetfye Editorials. Musical World Letters aud
Biographical Sketches are Tesd Siflrilteresf bE
tbsuSands. The subscription pfics q 81 20 Per.
year, or q so sitb n Valuahle pFeIlfa {. ftf,sfs
copies IS cents. Address the pdbiistefS q
BrsIDard's 3 Sosrs. Cleveland, One
EFT Kifsy. mar,issBasgs sslls alt ki5s.
! Of Sewing Isohines--neE4ead secdn hand
-at loEsst pricea,,1
Sewing Maehipe Needles. -
] and 0iI sold NV r r. Es~irr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23

rot only pronl1i; s nrrrsi7 q,
t,,.iarrii. htir. synirnllI..ti u
health an ftti orenis of fsa
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aud retetl d-1trEiels cnn dcrI
f.tafe5 and fl1nfirs. EfiI
agents md Whoiesain Eruft
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23
COLLINS
Y0l. PLASTER

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23
PuETIcAI.
a CHRISTMAS CAROL

= Is r
by 1pR.J.e g. HOLLAND.
There's song in the air, -.
There's star ir the sky = i--sai sa
There's uother's deep prayer
And q baby's low cry.
And the star rains it's fire while the beautiful
For. the nanssr of sBsthtsbstn cradles King.
/ There's a tumuIt of joy .-,
o'er the wonderful birth, aa
For the virgins sweet boy
Is the Lord of the earth.
Az: the star rainsits fire and the beautiful sing
Fer the manger of Bethlehem cradles King.
In the light of that star ssq,.i.1sr,s
Lie the ages impearled: ~ f.r,r-+.s.
And that song from afarl
Has swept over the world:
Every hearth is aaame. and the beautiful sing,
In the homes of tile nations that Jesus is King
We rejoics IN theltgLt. 'srr.i :, -, {
And We echo the song
That comes down through the night
All. VIC shout to the lovely evaneel taey bring.
And We greet in his cradle our Saviour. and
King.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23
TO TRAVELLERS.
geIedu1e Of Trains.
sIIlaRPER'S g F FERHY d VALLEY BRANCH


3 &. O. R-
Commencing November l6lh, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23

CHzw JaoksoD's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23

uudersoId Corn aud 1.-Two Turkeys taken ia
exchange, ct market prices.
f RoDRIcK, MonRIs & Co,
= Wet End Boot & Shoe EmperialLz.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23

BE found his mamma st home, standing in
the idoor>way with her bonnet on, ready to
90 out and hun,shim np
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23
.ylor, D D., Pastor Fir.t

Rctentivn o. lncUntlncnCo OF UfInGi NeTYUNe Ul5
cases. Female weakness. and ExceEses; HUNTS
REMEDY is prepared EXPRESSLY for these dis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23
VIZ. n TRa YFRS.. !.

ATToREEIl a g 13AsENss5sts
.tsa 4 restossil.s fe ssonsGn lfsIfifs
HE practiossin tfae i3istrsc EAi
ted sstates 70 The T,i rict "
ankrnpfcy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23

txoITTLB Chris was looking out Of the win.
~ dow one day when, all of sudden, he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
WILL NOT INVESTIGATE.

Secretary In Fetrs. OF tho Brooklyn Health Depart
ment stated yesterday to HERALD reporter that
the Board Of Health did not intend to make any in
vestigaton into tho of tho death of Mr.
George A. Gardiner. who died on September "a from
gangrene OF the mouth and face arising from treat
mont ct tooth. The attending physician. DIR. Guy,
had given 1t his opinion that deceased treated
with arscnious acid. When the Doctor. two days
ago. amended his certificate by indorsing it's
back. elm my opinion tho gangrcne spoken OF In tho
within certificate WIS cansed by arsonical poison
ing. the Register OF Vital Statistics, DR.. Wyckon.
showed It TO Coroner Simms. but no action was
takon In the matter.
Coroner simms whom spoken to on the subject,
said that he powerlcss to do anything IN tho
case. II was true that DIR. WyckoH showed him q
copy OF the amended certificate ON last Thursday.
but he did not what he could do. and tho
Doctor told him that tho Board OF Health
was not going to do anything In the matter.
The Coroner also stated that he had consulted
with the District Attorney. who remarked that as
It was not disputed that deceased had died from nat
ural causes no did not sec that the county would be
justified in going to any expense in tho care Mono
OF tho friends OF deceased had appeared to make any
aidayis upon which to base ground for official pro-
coduro DR.. Simms added that tho burden OF medi-
cal proof from the published symptoms of the dis
case from which Mr. Gardiner died was against the
theory of arsenical poisoning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
WOMEN'S WALKING MATCH.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Oct. II. 1870.
The score in tho women's walking match at nine
o'clock this morning stood as follows:--
ASTRAL EVIDENCE.

George W. wallins was arrested yesterday. Ho
was accused of having stolen a valuable breastpin
and thus abused tho confidence of Eta O'Hagan.
whose husband knew him Tor years. Tho lady main
tanned. In tho Yorkville Police Court that from the
moment when no came into her house to ask for her
husband she had missed tho jewcry and was sure lao
was the thief. She determined to make assurance
u certainty, 80 sho went to Nh astroIoQist. He
juggled little and asked her II she wanted to know
VINO her husband would be. She told him she had
ono already The seer was embarrassed, but. rccov.
ering himself. learned what she was after Ho Jug
glcd little more then, and told her woman was
the thief. She said 1t was such thing, on which
the astrologist calmly upset all the arrangements Of
destiny and told her that It was man. She would
have II no. and he might US well crafty her.
IL was a man OF delicate organization, he
ventured. That was George W. waiing without
doubt. SO Eta had him taken into custody. But
he knew the seer too. and learning from tho atters
lips hts predictions TO Eta for which no had
ceivcd 81, no made the supernatural nature OF tho
evidences against him known to the Court.
81 would not convict dog ON such proof" said
Justice Smith Indignantly. Eta won't or embar-
rasscd.
To avoil mixing namesakes II may be vol to state
that George W. walling is u sewing machine agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

Charles W. Chase. Harvard graduate, aged
twenty -nino. who had filled the position Of book
keeper for Wholesale grocery Arm in Boston. dis
appeared from that place on August 10. and has not
since boon heard of by his friends. Tho missing
man loft summer hotel in Chelsea. where he had
boon stopping. in tho morning. taking with him two
vaiscs. supposed to contain clothing. Half an hour
later he was ut the Fitchburg station. appar-
entity about to take the western bound train. An
animation of his books and accounts resulted In
showing they were correct. Mr.. Chase was respect-
ably connected ana member of the Athonmum and
Papyrns clubs OF boston. Frequent advertisements
In the New York and Boston papers have thus fur
failed to throw any light on his whereabouts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12

The band begins its daily disturbance with tho
alcaed tuncs that II plays every day. and the people
OF frenzy 1t ~ not 81 indignation II tho noise
might be supposed; u .. entiiuai2sm at the walk
and the knowing ones ssy % IL unprecedented The
second place in six days saIA II tie on tho lant
half OF the sixth day. Howard IT, ahead. ~ be SURE
but only by quarter OF Inisc. Five minutes work
might settle 1t other way. and thousand dollars
hangs ia tho balance. to say nothing OF such
spurious glory attaches to tho succcssful man or
the amount of money staked In wagers. There is
no longer much betting on tho result between the
two men or much doubt in the minds OF the public
Howard IL looked sure OF second place, because
he looks the fresher of tho two.
rAIiEI EXHAUSTED.
When Fabcr went on the track, 1ittlc before four
O'Clock. there were very few who had watched him
closely who thought he would come out again. lilo
very weak and looked like fever convaIesccDt.
stepping carefully into the lit den he occupies
under the gallery, he fell his cot exhausted His
few wants were attended to by his yLy slcssn.
who was In attendance, and he sznk into
dcgp sleep. The HERALD reporter. who followed
him, In spoke few wor,s with him. bot tfss Sspgf
fellow was too weak to answer intelLgib.g, se+ "a
was lett TO sleep undisturbcd. Three boHss AsAfs
the reporter called again. and found R.hsr sessAx
VOL aud fresh. halt sitting and half lying sasssx
COTE. lie was very deliberate in his inotos.. C
1t did no, secm like dcIibcraton born OF veskSsss
'A smith his back.r and trainer was In the sssaA,
looking at him with pride aud affection.
"Hc Is wonderful man." said Smith. sdmirinslg.
1--WE don't think any the less OF MIN because ho has
failed to beat tho runners In the race He has done
the biggest thing In hcoand-toc walking that ever
was done In this country. J don't care for tho
money I've lost on him. I'd like To have won It, of
course but don't think any tho loss OF him."
what do you think of tho waIkr' was asked Of
Fabcr
"vo, vas glad ven II vas droo," he said. with q
melancholy smile and peculiar German drawl and
accent.
"iIow did you come 10 adopt walking for bust
ncssy the reporter asked. after some general con-
versation In which fabcr sad lac ~ss pastry cook
by profession.
~ vas walker pcforc," ash no. "von vas q
fhnall poy IN der ault goundry vas vaIkin all dor
poody much vilcs. I vas at der Latin school, ind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12

III you HIU thy , I,OOO TOT 1nc1uentHIfs 10 COLI
tinuod. ''the figures about correct. MIR. OLoAry
got up this first contest Sir John Ashley did tho
nrst for hts belt, and tine proceeds 90 to him,
they did To Sir John Ashley. Whatever arrangement
he has made with the gentlemen VINO have gone in
with him as his partners liz his own private con-
cern In all future contests tho men who walk will
have full charge OF the gate money according 10 tho
rule which IL published In to-day's tyesterdays)
HERALD"
Probably account of tho profits Of the week
being entirely q private matter the gentlemen con-
ccrnod could not BIO persuaded to soy anything
about the amount of tho receipts. They would
neither tell the amount refuse to toll It, 1t IN
thought however, that the receipts for the woek are
not less than S5O.OD0.
DfsTRlBuTIoN or TIM PRIZES.
II was officially announced by Mr.. Curtis that tho
distribution Of the prizes TO the winners would DO
made Monday morning, at eleven o'clock. In
Madison Square Garden. Tho reason given by tho
management tor not Immediately handing the
belt and tho money tho conclusion OF the raco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12

The added scores OF the best eight men in tho
Ashley (not counting Taylor makes ash miles,
The added scores OF the bost eight in tho Leary
walk makes 3.I91 miles, just twonty miles less dis
had the additional incentive OF share IN tho gate
money to lead them on.
COMPARATIVE TWELVE HOUR TABLE.
Following is the scores. ut the end Of each twelve
hours, OF tho three leading men In the OLeary
walk. compared with the OF tho three leading
men in the last walk for tho Ashley Belt. The dis
Of the latter have boon ed, in accord
ance with the deficiency found In tho length OF the
track
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
KILLED BY A TRUCK

Patrick Mahony. six years of ago. while playing
In front of his residence, No. l21 Ninth avenue yes
to-day. was run over by u truck driven by Peter
Eckstoin and almost instantly killed. The driver
was arrested TO await tho action OF tho Coroner who
was notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
THE E1eHrY-roun HOUR CONTEST.

Tho following additional entries were made last
night for tho walk of the coming week &C. Perrin
Trenton N. j.; w. II. butcher. Loo. Mass; q, Fitz-
gerald. Jersey City; J. Cahill. New York city; L.
Davis Kerry. Ireland; j. M. Lyon. New York city;
q. 4. Hilton, Brooklyn; Il. i. Brandt, Asbury Park;
J. u. Gould. Brooklyn; c. barber. Greenvle. N. j.;
Z. Cole. South waverly Pa; I. Burke,
New York city; W. Rattigen. Now York
city; Blower Brown, England; @. A. Har-
rinian, Havorhili. Mass; James Murphy, Laurel
Hill. n. y; W. s. oBrien. Now York city;
Eugene Mack. Brooklyn; c. II. sherman icolored)
Ohio; =. Berry, New York; William Wilson, Grecn-
point. J.. l.; August Paris. Jersey city; w. II.
Waters. westchestcr. N. Y; g. Preuss. Newark; J..
city; L. II. Reeves, Brooklyn; W Sineisen. New York
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
STILL ON STRIKE.

Tho on strike at pier No. IL werc still ont last
evening, without much chance of immediate settle
nent with the Metropolitan Steamship Company.
At pier No. 20 tho coal hands still out. but tho
Texas and New Orleans Company manifested q dis
properly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12

COMPARED WITH THE ASHLEY FINISH.
How the full OF the men In tho O'Leary walk
compare with those In the last walk for tho Ashley
belt may BIO seen below. The figures In the second
column corrected to account for tho 50 feet
inches which the track was then short per mile.
Rowes loses six miles and the others arc re-
duced in proportion
O'Ledru Belt Asfieu Rsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12

was that young Murphy was unwilling to receive
the large amount OF money that would be coming
to nina ut night in a strange town. As he
considered he would run considerable risk
of losing what he had worked so hard TO win. The
money will be paid directly to the themselves.
instead OF being handed. in former contests. to
the trainers or backers Whatever private arrange
ments there may be between tho pedestrians aud
their hackers will therefore have be settled In the
ordinary way of business. sia
spccal prizes were offered for the neatest man
who appeared ON the track and remained there until
the close OF the race. The judges in this matter
were two members from the following athletic
clubs ;-American. Pastme. Scottish Bal
tic. Eniprc City, Brooklyn and Greenpoint. They
awarded them ms follows First prize. S75 to
Mckee second, 800. to Russell third. Sa5, to our
ran, fourth, suit OF silk, to Briody and fth pair
OF walking shoes. to Russell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
THE GATE MONEY.


The question IL frequently asked by people who
have not seen the regulations aovcrning the match
"What distribution is to bc made OF the gate
money! In order to obtain derstaidii,g on
the point. HERALD reporter inquired OF Mr.. Kelly
how the gate money was to be divided. Mr.. Kcily
said. THAT il an endrcly private matter,
ana does not concern the public In any
way. 1t IL speculation the part
of certain persons who divide the money
according to the agreement made between them
before tho match will say this however, that the
speculation has succeeded hey ond all our expac-
tatione. We had not the slightest idea that thorc
would be 81 much TO divide" This not being con-
siderod sufficiently explicit Mr.. OLcary ques-
TONED on tho saine point ut IL private Natter.
he said: 'Thc cato money does not 10 to the pedes-
trians. 1t goes TO tho men Who arranged tue match
1t cost about s25OOO to arrange the show and what
Is received over that Is the profit OF the enter
prise" William b. Curtis. another OF the man
ayers. said. The actual expenses OF tho match arc
about AZ follows" Selling pencil, ho wrote
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-23
Tax Hohes.

], the undersigned tar collector Of Miller
county, Missouri, win MESS tsstex-paytrs
Of said county for the purpose OF eo,lectlug
the tax for the year 1879, st IL, following
times and places. to-wits
FaANxLrN TOWNSHIP.
Rocky Mt, Oct. 80. 81, and 1st day OF Nov.
SALINE TOWNSHIP.
Mt. Pleasant, Nov. 10, IL and II.
GLAZE TowNsnIP.
Brumley, Nov. 10, Ia and rs.
RIcnwooDs ToNssnIr. I,
Iberia, Nov, II, IS aud 10.
Usage TOWNSHIP.
Goodrieh's Mil, Noy. 20. 81 and n.
JIM henry TOWNSHIP.
St. Elizabeth, Nov. "a, rs and %.
EouArIrY TowNsHR.
Tuscnmbia, November "a, rs sndl29 and let
End and Ord Of December.
VIII have baek.tsx books with rae.
i. s. MILLER, collector.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-23
SCHEDULE or ASSETS:
OFFTCFRs,

GEO.T CRAM, PRESIDENT.
>. M. DODD- V.-P. JAS. NEWMAN, Sec.
W. II. PULSlFER, CHAS. BRANCH,
TFeAs. ASH Soc.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-23
"A LiST oP ADMINISTRATORS.

Whose settlements are due Nov. Torn
1879 commencing on the 10th dsy Of Novem-
Der 1879.
FIRST DAY-MondAy.
Colyin Alexander, Beatey Aun Colvin 1st AMI
Pendieton Henry g, Mary Ann Psndleton do,
Busiek Alfred, Sarah A Busick; 1t anil.
Folsom Theron A, Angus,a PFoisom, 1,t AMI
Goooh Wm, q, Jno. A Phillips LIST anil.
jarrett Abel, gho's j Hensley, lat anil.
sEcoND pET-Tuesdsy.
Lawson Nathan, JHe4 Dtvid a L,wsoD 3d.anh
Rowdeu William, g 4 Hiekey, anAl.
Rowden Abigail, @ D Hickey, anal. /
Athey Burgess, WIN. NJ LumpEin Bed anil.
Bsoekmsn Jsmss "a, Peyton NJ Wilcox, anal.
Bond Joel' Jno. r. McFall, Alb or iuAl.
Burris Miles II, Bufrsl W Burtis, aaal. 2
Bond Mary +, WIN. Nj Lumpkin. faal.
THIeD DAr-Wednesdsy.
Harvey William, S 5 Palmer, lst au'l. 4
Harrison JohnP, Svm'lT r, Harrsar, 2ui anil
Martin John Sen. ] In Ma,tin Jf.2 ID Aal.
S.oner Nancy, Jno. L Wilcox. lM AMI.
Vaughan Elisha. II t Wood. 2ni sr'i.
Wyrick MlchseI err, Michael wpriek +. 10 an.
GUaATORS SUPPLEMENTS pUE.
Az Nov. Term 1879. coumeac,nx on the
10Th day Of November 1879
FOURTH DAY-Tnursdsy.
Atkinson Jas. M, Dan't X Atkinson. s b AM.
Atkinson Thcs. j, Dau'R Atkinson, do.
Crisp Mary J, Robert r II H., 0 AMI.
Dickson w F, Thee. } Marchant ssd ami.
Fancher Dalaey Thos J Msrchant. DO.
Fancher Bertha j, Thos ] Marchsnt, Dc.
Fanoher Uhss d, Tbos. j Matchaut, 90.
nth DAY-Fridsy.
Karr Mary n. wm r Karr, 4,h AMI
Karr James II, WIN F. Karr, 4th snL.
Karr susaDah o. WIN. f X irr. Alb SOL.
KARI William J, wm. r Kari, 4 b AMI.
Mckinney James Ia Robart r.. HIN, OH anil.
Rooton Stephen. james @ Hite, fnhl.
shelton Abner u Bipiord Latuel. Is, AMI.
Thornberrs Leahder, z SpeArman, OH ann.
Williams Mary Il, Geo A Williams Let AMI.
Williams Addie M. Geo. A Williams, lst AMI.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-23
The REST GATE
Is the HIckOk Patent.

Mr.. Peter Thompson has purcbsAsa the
right of sails Of thia magnificent, d nprecedent.
ed convenient gate, for farm nse. For sale
by County, township or farm rights. Il
sells on sight, and Il Indispensable.
These Gates arc on exhibition at different
places and are invariably pronounced as the
best, most Convenient, and most durable,
ertantj no repairing, no swinging to open or
close.
For particulars zee agent or PETER IHoMF.
soN, P0slothee address. Pleasant Ais. Miller
10, Mo. aos6
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-23

NoTloE oF LErTRRs De poNNIs SOS.

All peFsons indebted 10 the estate Of John
letters at administration, debonis non, we're,
on the BIB day of September, 1879, granted to
me by the Judge OF the Probate Court Of
Miller Co., Mo., Tor the purpose OF Complet-
ing the administration Of Catherine Denton,
now deed who was the sdminissratrix Of
said estate. w. Nj. LuMPKGN,
-. Admr. debonIs non.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-23
NoTIos OF FlNAL, sErTLRMENr.

Notlee IS hereby given to al creditors and
Others interested In The estate of VIM, Row
den. decd, that 1, the undersigned, admins
traitor OF said estate, intend 10 mske u anal
settlement thereof at the nett term of the
Probate Court OF Miller county, No., to be
holden at toe Court House in the town of
Fnscumbis. on the second Monday OF Novem.
Der next 1879,
GRAxvILLw b. HICKEY, Admr,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-23
NOTICE OF FINAL sErTLRMENr.

NUIIUh OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice 10 hereby given TO all creditors and
others interested IN the estate of w. G. Pow-
ell, decd, that !, the undersigned, admInis-
trster OF said estate. intend to make a Hnsl
statement thereof at the next term Of the
Probate Court OF Miller county, Mo-, 10 be
holden &C the Court house 10 the town of
Tuscumbia, on rhe second Monday OF Nov
ember next, 1879. w. NJ. @. DEAN,
ARmP
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-23

Whose settlements are due Nov. Tsrm
1879 commencing on The 10th dOy Of Noyem-
Der 1879.