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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13

-DI.Di Ollie, son OF Luke w. and Mary
\. JOsIyn, on Feb. ls, 1879, aged seven
months and Oas dsys grand sou o. D. II.
Austin.
The following remarks At the tdnssal Of
little onia, BY Rev. Isssc Kntwisls.
death always eoaes vita a shock. But
in the death Of a child, while We mourn, ws
know iAst through the gospel o tChriss. hey
are taken to himsell. They ere chrilii
lsnhs redeemed By his blood. sbd The
Saviour says, "of such IL the Kingdom Of;
Heaven" And again. speaking or children
he says. II say auto you their angels DO 81.
ways behold the face OF my Father which 10
Ia heaven" And go IS thsy are His lssabs.
and have eseh . ministering angel They
are taken home. by them 10 the bosom Of
the SAVIOR. TO the parents We say; 70 viii not
come TO you; sat you may 80 70 II, and
live togathsr in heaven for ever.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13


very useful, and swore n be had tho means
BY which he could shoot hImself entirely
OF Of this coming green earth, be would
do so; : revolver loaded With paper ssada
wsa presented him, with the assurance OF ia
certainty 10 perfofm bis wishes. tie old
fellow Ansf = close s~crntlny thought there
might be psia or q short-endlng SERVED
from The dangerous looking war piece, and
finally concluded Il was Drawer 70 live
a. long a. he was psrmitted--or a,
least q little BIT longer.
The question on County printing was IRE.
ssnted. a. Fulkerson a sona, poblithers OF
the osA0E vALLEY BANsER, made the on.
ly Legitimate proposals, which uaa consider.
cd by the o~flesrss who awarded the print
ing TO tho osAGE Valley BAEskk Tor the
next two Year,; our friends throughout
0ssge Valley will understand that ths BAN
sER is the ofhcisI paper OF Miller county;
az organ TO Invite immigration, Disseminate
news Of tue vast wealth ana pfospsrity OF
citizens within our territory Subscribe Tor
and advertise 10 the BANSEa: you viii be
in the proper channel tor prosperity.
Steamer BLACK HHlso landed as6ar.
wharf yesterday with barge, commAeaA BY
Capt. Dodd; discharged six or eight tn OF
merchandise Tas Captain SAYS, utsr he
tel osage clty be bad over twenty fM qf
freight, passing SIMPLY shosi whs1 shore
was only fourteen inches water. the remAlu-
der OF the river TO this place no found plenty
Of water. A lock and dam IL oadt5 aWanted
at Simply shoal. M Robert Mabety hEd
on board the .'Biack HilIs'' a white coon,
caught. near Salt Peter Gave. Heilte.ds
taking Il to J,t City for Col. r. n Bart 20
exhibit TO the Eclipse, Tribune and Joarnal
Offices, then asnd TO the z ,ological depart
ment at st. Louie. Bob says he viii make. .
fortune out Of his coon. . :.
u. Il. D. g. I. v. Tomson gives . small
enusion In hIs last paper, on grammar and
orthography; any man who will set hlmseli
up as q ~sheologiaD, . piece OF perfection,
through eRotlsn. self styled pomposity, a.
dashed SCHOLAR and educator, who cinnos
distinguish the difference between IN Adjec-
sive anc sdvsrb In the most simple sentence
ought TO pail down bic Oh ingle, take his hole
and pull the hols In alter him; a. he has done
on former occasions In olhos matters, OF sell
log and drinkinR whisky, gambling. horse
racing, boltinR primary elections, aspiring to
legislative hcnoFs, then don . religious serAps
or cloak to ssrve ~ Q msusle. Of charity 10
conceal the real designs OF the hears. God
IN his all wI.e providence hAa stamped .upon
the physsOgaomy Of every human bsisg an
lpdeE Of the true duplication Of Ihe inward
workings Of eseh soui.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13
Cultivate ono Tnlent

+, One talent. we'll cultivated. deepsned and
snlsrged Ia worth a hundred shallow faculties.
TIE tat Law OF success q this day, when 60
many matters arc clamoring for at
s%sntlon. Is concentration TO bend al the
energies 70 one point, looking nsitber TO ihs
right nor 10 the left, It has been Justly said
that a great deal o. the wisdom OF = man 10
this century Is shown ip leaving things M,
known; and 9 great deal Of his practical
sense 10 leaving things undcne. The day OF
universal scholars u past, e'Llfe iI Short
and art long" The range Of b lunar
knowledge has increased 80 enormously,
that no brain car grape with II and the
man who would know one thing we'll must
have the courage 70 DO ignorant OF . ,hous.
and things. however attractive or inviting.
A With knowledge, 20 with work. The
mao who wonld get along must single out
bis speciality. and into that must pour The
whole stream Of his activliy-all the enef-
gles Of hls hspo. eye, tongue, heart and
btelp. Rrdsd culture many sIdednesi, are
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13
BARGAINS ~BARNAINsll

The underlisned will offer for sale, on rsa
41H AND 5TA DAYS OF Arm, next, bis
Farm, in the eastern part Of Miller county,
containing 465 acres, $50 acres in cultivation;
good honaes, barns, stables and other build.
ings. On this land there are over % large,
never-failIng springs, and ans water power
on the Big Tavern to operate machinery.
Also q large lot OF stock, consisting offs
horses, Q mules, rs head OF cattle, Of ali
eges. from calves 70 4 year oid--mostly
steera; sheep and hogs Of all grades.
YARN UTENSILS,
Threshers, mowers, reapsrs, plows, waRcas.
d., &c, also house and kitchen furniture.
IN TEkMs OF SALE
The amount on the farm one half cash yhs
balance twelve months time, with Ten psr
cent.
Stock and other property = credit Of pina
months will be given; bonds With approved
security. w. Z. LURTON.
March 3. 1875.
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AuMINlsTRATORss NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given lhas letters Of "a.
ninhiration on the estAts Of Ethu Hoap, &c..
deceaied, wsro granted 10 the undersigned
~ lbs Prob Ito Court Of Miller coaniv. Ms
souFi, bearing date February 2cth, lA79.
All persons having claims against said
estate are requested TO exhibit the sans for
allowance within one year from the date Of
oaid letters or they may be ~precluded from
any benefit OF said estate and that II said
claims shsll not be exhibited within Two
years iro~ the date Of ssid letters they wall
be forever barred,
T. B. ROBINSON, Admr.
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ADMINIsTRArUR,s NOrIcE.

Notice 10 hereby given that letters Of ad.
ministra,ion 90 the estate Of Willis w. Shst-
ton, deceased, we're essnted 10 the under.
signed by the Probate Court OF Miller coun.
~, Mo-, bearing date Frbrussy 37th 1873.
All persons having claims against said
estate are requested 10 exhibit the same for
allowances within o year from the date of
said letters or they may be preeludsd fromi
any benefit Of said estats and that II said
claims shalt not be- exhibited within sw0
yeArs from ihe data OF raid letters they will bu
forever barred.
wILLrAM w. SHELTON. Adms.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13

oesusifal things TO contemplate: but IL Ia the
narrow.edged msn--.he men OF single and
intense purpose. who steal thsis sculs against
ell things siss--wbo accomplish the hard
work Of the world, and who are cgcsywhers
Ia demand when hard work isto be done.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13
hnuuLnr. no. a.l2. We.

~" -WF VH~1 II
EpiroR Of the B~AHsHR:-wiIi you an
nonnes through the BANSER that ! will
prsAch at your place on Saturday night and
Sunday al and aasd Inst. AT Mt. Pleasant
Tuesday night following. Being sent By
EIdsSJ. r. Hogan % supply tina ssss AAe
rascumbia In this circuit. 4
JAs. II L. ROHpK. OF N. e. Oh bouth.
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NOTICE Of FINAL sRTTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby Piven 70 all creditors and
others interested In the estate OF Martha
Bvrnhart, decd, that ], the undersigned,
administrator OF said estate, intend 70 mske n
hdAl settlement thereof at the Aug. term OF
rue Probate Court OF Miller county, No., 10
be holden at the Court house In the town OF
Tascumbia on the second Monday OF Al.
gust neat, 1879. MARIAN BARhHARr.
Admr.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13

Mr.. B's communicates from Bfumlsy
reached as TOO late TOT publication this week,
bat will appear nsEt issne.
Lat report from Judge Miller he " a.
no bester
The County Cous. will finish up busi.
ness At noon to-day.
An ye yonng folks. come 10 the BANxER
once and leasn telegrapLy; 50 per month.
The Honorable @, upiy Court met yes.
isFday In pursuance 70 adjournment, to CON-
plets setiIewont with The Collector and OF her
mattors.
Our old friend Mr.. Frank N. Swanson
OF Mt. Pleasant Is Ia town He has discover
ed the sudden drop Oh At tho foo, Of Court
street., and We are not uneasy about his COM
inE down over it unaware.
-hsi! 8. w. 'cSx snd Agt. &. vetsbure
OF Jefferson City, called this morning at
BANNER o%fiOe; report tina, everything IL
lovely and she goose hangs high at the CAPT
taL. Maj, Z. and v. sre Of the most buuiness
msp In central Missouri.
Thousands OF railroad ties sre stacked
on the banks OF the Usage, awaiting high
water for shipment. Tue c~heAphess, abun.
daOee ssd sScellepcs,of timber are command
ing 90 immense Tie trade along the Usage.
-Saml n. Some, our esteemed townsuan,
has purcLaaed Ell the dirt work, OF DR.. J. b.
Mc9se and Wm. Harrison, on Shut-ln branch
IbEidge. Mr.. 6one 10 one OF the most string.
20 shSad men aud will not be behi1d IN ans
Of bis work.
sheriff Miller can b. sesn in more places
In different partS OF Hlllor county, q, the
same time. than any mar ever before him
riding before him as shsrIH. Lsok gu, W
ikulkeSs; P'Dknsy will lay his 'Elion grip"
on you ere you are thiHking.
II. II. u. TOmsen says -if We had space
We would like 10 publish 10 full the speech ~
ZaEh Chandler" How Is THE, Couldn's
you have lain aside, for Just ons week. few
columns Of ihs slsc.rotype advertisements
used the past two years and over jqst 70 all
up.
-on last Monday Mr.. Jacob MoCombs
aad lady arrived Of this place, via OF the
California hack line; they were on their ie.
turn home from . Wait. Mr.. Conner, a
brother OF Or. Conner OF Brumley, also
came In the same day. on his way 70 Brum-
ley.
v Iast SUNDAY MAS Ollie Il clinton went
" m'. r'easSnt 10 attend the high school Of
Prof.. Neville, beginning last Moaday. We
have Understood Misa Brooks CummInss will
sito attend Prot. Esville,a sehool. W. aye
-,-n y anu DsooSs VIII De
ON "uuenVA'
w nave ~ Y possessicn . nswapapsE.
'as USER Ooaoty GsGstts," belong.
aAmsa JohOssea,
\" pnot''ned q kinRston,
- H. go
ds.,h !, &C.,, uy-..t.-,.s -
-, aA" nouf after taa ~"
- nscS' iaat monasyi
-. 49," sues VIA CONC ana
- 'eoo'u ao1'e osionziDg 70
,h,s ,n,,. 49,. sS'aE s's' %
a,,, La, ,amr.r '"s
unusrs'and tsa' tne singing sshool
"uxa' ~ Ao"son' a. 'hl' place hAs become
70, oOaesspio1s youngsters to cor.
sseEA'e' MAAe rye 'Aces' codgiRate all kinds
,o,. 80. alo0-
"Os ~''ss
~ A71 We"
~
srfone wanting 70
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13

b. A. SnppeD, Drug9isl. on High Street
keeps u kinds Of Avdlcine, Compounds,
Toilets, sc.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-13
E0CALA personal.

Tuscpmb,s, March iath, 1875.
lvrs~ or MiLLsa CocNrr.
M 10 your pleasure q afain ss lect me for
lAool Commissioner on Tuesday the arst
H. o. april hsxts At Two o~,clocs. p. M, l
IA serve you 10 she best Of ny ability.
Yons obedis1t servant,
IN W. n, LeaPxrS.
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Al hocKfey

Has now on hand, and ia oifsring for sale.
he largest and bert selected stock OF hard.
ware ever opened Gus In JeGsrson City.
Stoves and tnwere. cutie y OF the best
brands. granite ware, farming In plimsnts "
al kinde, In tact. every arti,el u ually kept
la frat class hardware stots ant ali being
sold 81 living prices. GiveLim . call 81 l0
High street. .3lfa
rzwsssssswSMST .EEsfSSsssSssssmmWem
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-23
Hurled TD-luy,

The funeral Of u old townsmsn,
George Cornwall took place from Moos.
cr's building on Commercial street, at
. O'Clock. to-day, tho remains being
followed to tho grave by q large number
OF his old friends and acquaintances,
among whom were ii. G. Davis
and Fred. Benson, the well known Con-
Guctors. who cnnc up from Winremuc,
ca immediately on hearing Of the death
of their former companion.
We have ascertained today that the
deceased was a naive of New Haven,
Connecticut, where u grown son Of his
now resides, but beyond the fact that
lie was among the earliest conductors
Of railroad trains in tho Eastern
try-a calling which. until the last few
years lie has steadily pursued-wo have
been unable 20 obtain anything OF his
early history. But few persons along
the line OF the Central Pacific were un-
acquainted with Uncle George and
the remembrance of the cheerful dis.
position and Kindly manner OF the Old
man, will long remain with them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-23
Married.

Mr.. O. @. Chonowcth, Supcrinton.
dent OF Public Instruction for Hum
boldt county. was married. to Miss Lucy
Connor,o Camp Halleok, by Rev. Geo
jennings ct tho Depot Hotel yesterday
morning. tho married couple departing
by train for the tho homo OF tho former
At winnomucca, directly after tho ccro.
mony which was a very pleasant affair,
. number Of relatives OF tho parties DO.
Ing present. Tho lady Is a we'll known
aud highly esteemed resident OF tLis
county. and tho bost wishes OF hosts OF
friends accompany her TO hcr now 70.
lstions and Der now homo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-23

THE Reno journal charged its ron
temporary, the GJz.ii,. with iibeling
the editor Of the former journal, and
ovinceB a foarfully s~ouGuinary disposi.
ton; nothing less destructive than
shot guns beng held competent to the
occasion. The Gazette man. who evi.
dontiy inclIncs to peace, at,cmptG to
npPcHse tho wrath he has excited 10y
proposing to place tho name of MI.
Powning NJ the head OF tho Republican
ticket next yoar, with Grant ms an hon
ored second.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-23
FrcIChts Received.

Tho following freights have been ro.
ceived by rail Mt this place since our
last report:
Ono car Of wood for V. G.. Bartlett,
one car load Of lumber for Dudley Sale,
ono car load Of wood for James Clark,
n car lond OF wood for John Ainloy,
one car load OF wood for James Davis,
two car loads OF lumber for FIJI. Smith,
two car loads Of hay for Tucker Bros,
two car loads Of general merchandise
for Elko.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-23
lFrom Tuesdays DAily.l
ARlnAHunAA-


DR.. @. L. Lucas returned from Utah
and Idaho. Sunday morning.
G. n. Banks is still running n NEE
sengor for Wells. Fargo & Co. Since
the change Of route no now arrives at
his old home each trip. Glad to see
him.
Tickets for the Grand Thanksgiving
Ball, to be given by Unity Lodge No.
10, Independent Order of Good Tenn
plars can DO procured at the Postoffce.
Jas. Brain & Co.'S jewelry store. f. +.
Muller's aud of the members.
Mr.. F. +. Marx and wife arrived here
from the east by the train this morning,
and will remain a few days. With the
exception OF an occasional reminding
twingo from his rheumatic enemy. the
old-tiner is in his usual good health
aud spirits.
j. j. Campbell and wife and Il. IL.
Connor and family of Fort HAlleck, who
Seino uONu from Snclr homes Saturday
to attendlthe wedding of Miss Connor
and Sir. Chenowe.h, returned by the
train this morning.
Mr.. b. +. Golfer, n cousin of John
Il. Bradley. passed through by the train
from the East this morning. The fam
lily resemblance between the two gentle
men is remarkably striking, attracting
general notice ct the train this morning
as they stood engaged in conversation.
Mr. Golfer resides with HIS family n,
Los Angeles, where he is engaged in
merchandising, and il on his way homo
from Il business trip to his native State,
K entucky.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-23

AalaAxundI.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows. to-
night.
Geo. II. Shepherd is in town from
Coral Hill. to-day.
Representative r. n. Daggott passed
through for Washington by the train
last evening.
Al. Finkstone, of the Sacramento
Record, Union, was a passenger for tho
west by the train this morning.
Divine service will be held at the
church tomorrow morning md even
ing, Rev. George Jennings, presiding.
Wells. Fargo & Co.'s northern cI-
press WAS changed from the route via
Battle Mountain to the Elko route yes-
terday, and the shipments Of bullion
and ali other express matter from that
direction will hereafter como this way.
John L. Bradley returned from his
trip to Idaho by the train this morning.
His health, which was by no means in
- robust condition when he left, has
been during tho fov weeks absence
fully restored. We are glad to meet
him again.
The snow in tho valley had about all
disappeared yesterday. and the roads
have rapidly dried and settled to-day.
80 that unless the storm sets in again
which looks very probable at this writing
the wheeling will be splendid in a day
or two. Snow, aud plenty of it, Is just
W at this country needs. however, and
provided the cold IL not intense. few
will object TO Tn early winter.
From Simon Peake, who is recently
from Mountain City, we learn OF a very
Important strike (which was made by
Mcssrs. Gould and Paris al that place
q few days ago Tho ore was found in
one Of the old claims in the vicinity OF
tho once famous Hunter mine, but it's
name our informant could not remem-
Der. Specimens of the ore show chic
ride and ~hofu-Silycr in abundance, and
O. IL undoubtedly excessively rich. The
present indications are tkat the body
otruck is also n large ono
Mr.. Blacker, whose residence ia just
east OF this Office met with q serious &C.
cident tho other day. whlio engaged in
digging a cellar under his dwelling. 4
mass Of earth suddenly caved. complete.
ly covering him, and from which he
had great difficulty in eK;Ticating him.
self, in hia wounded condition. Most,
fortunately. however. he escaped with
some severe sprAins and bruises, and is
now able to get about ON clutches. Had
his position been nearer the center OF
til" mass at tho uEe i, cavoj. he would
have boen instantly crushed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-23
I'inHrorr Tonight.

All arrangements have been perfected
for the sucC9astul rendering of this pop.
ular opera tonight, and the fact that n
lHrg" proportion Of the seats had been
taken at an eG'ly hour this morning.
insures tho presence Of n large audience
to receive it. Probably nothing which
could have been presented just ut this
time would have drawn equal to the
performance OF Pinaforo, aud the famo
Of the Juvenile troupe makos it add.
t~ionnlly attractive. The performance
will begin mt precisely 4 o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-23
DO You Believe IL.

That in this town there are scores Of
persons passing our store every day
whose lives are made miserable by In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and dis.
trcsscd Stomach, Livor Complaint. Con.
stipation etc. when for 75 cents We will
sell them Shiloh's Yitalizcr, guaranteed
to euro them. Sold by F. +. Muller,
Druggist, Elko, Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-23
COURT.
October Term.
J. H.. FLACK. PRESIDING.

Saturday, Nov. l5.
Court met Mt 10 O'Clock this morning
pursuant to adjournment.
MCGOWAN and Burns wero arraignod
for sentence, the former receiving thirty
days in tho County Jail, but the sem
tenco Of tho latter was deferred until
Monday ncxt.
Application for a change OF venue OF
tho case Of T.. S. Davis, Receiver Of
the First National Bank Of Nevada, vs.
Lewis Cook, John Cook and Isaac
Cook, was made on tho part of the
plaintiff, and rs no objection was offer
cd on part Of the defendants. the Court
granted its removal 10 the Second
Judicial District, in and for Ormsby
county.
Tho attorneys appointed by the
Court TO defend the various parties in.
dicted by the Grand Jury. were allowed
$3.50 for services rendered.
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock
Monday morning.
Monday, Nov. IL.
Court convened at tho usual hour
pursuant TO adjournment.
In the case Of the State w. Byrnes,
defendant. through counsel, made MP.
plication for anew trinl, which after a
full hearing from both tho State and
tho defense mi granted, and defendant
wa admitted to bail in the sun Of &c..
900; Thomas Giblin and Pat Mccall be.
ing subsequently accepted as bonds.
mon; and the defendant was released
from custody. ..
Court ihd adjourdod until Saturday,
noxt tho 22d instant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-23

Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent here 70.
coiyod by stage from tho North last
night, five bars OF bullion from the
Bollo Islc mine. at Tuscarora valued ut
S9,422 So, and two sacks OF crude bull.
lion from tho Young America mine. val.
uod ut $4,000. Also from Cornucopia
two bars from tho Leopard mine, valued
at S3,O70 90.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-23
ErcIrht, Received.

FrciGhts Received.
The following iroights have been re.
coived since our last report:
Two cars Of hay, for Tucker Bros;
one cor Of barley for Ainlcy and Davis;
one oar OF lumber for Dudley Sale; one
car of wood for J. Ainley; one car Of
wood for James CLARK; ono car OF wood
for JAS. Davis: one car Of coal for Jas.
Clark; n car Of coal for +. IL. Smith
ono cor OF hay for John Yowcll; ono
car of wood for w. s. Van Dreilen; one
oar Of wood for Joe Simpson; one car Of
wood for NJ. =. Freoman and two cars
Of general merchandise for Elko.