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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-23
CONFIDENCE MEN.
A Bold Game On the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad.

The Huntsville Independent of the
18th says:
Last week the train on the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad was
going from Chattanooga toward
Memphis. A man named Joseph |
Haeberle, with his wife and five
children, from Charlottesville, Va,
who was going to Duvalrs Bluff,
Ark, was accosted by a passenger
who rode long way, and worked
himself into the confidence of Mr..
Haeberle, and found out where he
was going, his business, ETC., and told
him he was going to Duvalls Bluff,
too, and was very friendly, and
told him he was shipping goods
there per express, and as the train
stopped at Decatur twenty minutes,
the confederate came into the car and
represented himself to be an express
agent, come to collect freight of a
few hundred dollars of the pretended
merchant, who counted out two or
three hundred, but did not have
enough to pay the bill, and then ten.
dered a $1,000 government bond
(Which proved to be a counterfeit).
The express agent said it was good,
put ne could not pay the difference
and the premium, so the pretended
merchant asked his new-made friend
how much money he had. He told
him about $500 or $500. He col
him to let him have it, and he would
| let him have the bond as
security till he fixed il
all right with him, as he was going
on to the same place with him. The
farmer went into the water close
with him, and let him have $40
The robber then told him to hold hi
seat till he stepped out to pay thu
express agent, and he would be bacl
in minute or two, but of course he
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-23
Live gtOcsx MarReE.

fCoRRECTED DAILY.I
Reported for tho CHRONICLE by Jonos.A Leo
Caldwell, Butohers.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. u.
REVIEW.
Cattle in good supply. Hogs in demand.
Sheep scarce.
BEEF CATTLE.
No. / &c; good fat, 1sa24c; medium lac;
common, dull.
HOGS.
Gross, 4a4ic; net &c.
sHERP.
No. 1, 23c; common, 24c; common l2a2c.
CALVES.
sI.5Oto S300, according to qualisg.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-23
TheNnIY Cure.

We say positively, and without fear of CONTRA
fiction, that Days Kidney Pad is the first and
MY infallible cure for every form of Kidney
lSease 1t is the best remedy yet discovered for
his complaint and more effectu in its oper-
July and perSiStently no case will be found SO
aye crate as not to yield to its powerful remedial
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-23
Gbe 9aiIp GBroritIt.
Rates Of Advertising.

IL lines SOLID n npareIl constitute one inch.
One inch each insertion. 90
W- Special rates on application for advertise
ments by the year OF month.
Local Notices Is cents per line each insertion
City Notices 10 cents per line first Insertion.
Ali advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearls advertisements payable quarterly. An
other advertisements payable On demand after FRS.
insertion.
WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
One year Observation-Disclosures 30
Clubs OF Twenty, or over, per copy........... 90
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-23
Diseases of the Rfdneys

sac ci fb PreXalenent dangerous and fatal
snd nSido 5nst IN Set rnsnkn and so varied
a Sfnr for eir character that persons
ails them The most characteristic SIMMONS tor are
gradual wasting away OF the whole 6odY n in in
me Dacki side or IOl s weak, feeble exhausted
canty and painful discharge of ariously coIoToi
lrine minute shredS or casts in the urine and
when the disease IS of long duration, there is
'nuch emaciation and general nervous prostra
:
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04

An infant child Of Wulis Butr's was
bar'isd At he family grave yard Monday.
The temperance lodge at this place is
rspid'y iac'easiog Ia numoers; zen petsons
ivin"d lset even no.
-Toe County Court met u I Monday pur.
auant 20 81 "a and sdioufned unli
tho toltth M 'nday " tn $ M . Ia.
-IaInss Gree, who residei near this
place died las, Sa'urda,, and was inie red ~
tne Tu.cu ub,a ,emetet, Sunday.
Dim; Mr. HI nesr Spriue q ,rden.
exp ~. IN y"sterdny morning, after several
months su0efng WIN c n'amption.
--Hot dru X. sb.uld b. avoided in day
i'm dntihg cod Wssturr. ~ tDey hSve = tet-
d. toy g. wrsk.n t,s ms al effect he
throat. Take y b I's G ugn ,tup Tor all
csses Oi C"ushS, UU.ds Aad HOatseness.
Price % ehf. u bJtlr.
-Wa ave glad a. kn0z tina, Judge y H.
tla ard iamiiy, piOurr,s and Of tl's mos
rsiim bic Ui our ciuz Ne. -rriy.d safely In
the $ hte OF California. W. wish them y
pl a-Ant lisit ana sale retutn.
-In anothef cO,umn sppesrs Nm advertise.
msat of Mr. Tbos. j. Hart. OF H'gh Point.
Mr.. ,tt IL koown as one IL h. most extern
ave deal,is In nur miis'. Ht- stock - ever
uNnI VI " AAfit N0NliF Nt hH'As - no Y hAHF
Is true, bis maHo b ing quick salss ani
small pr a., be deserves a | b7ral pa rJhsge
be- constantly iurrea,ibg popularity Of
DR., Buips Babv Sttup l. y guHTaNten Ot l.
u.stulness an 81. rt,vru = tor rhijdrei -ut
| iafiug from Nirf C-uir Diart a. O.
Dysentery. z C % cents - bot le.
I'll. S. Bar nx,ma our wor,hy and ener-
geiir Count, 3 isveyot cans n Tat evsuiol
from an extended rurye5 rns trip of over tw,
Ee'ks in the western part OF our county
mark <, b'ez ~ and ett4nui-hing cnrna's 81
lAnds. il8 whaGsrr. and tIo.slra -srrs had
bitter b. Cate'Ll now the, cut lumber win.
DOT kbo ny WHOSE um'er they whack
CuHs, Is. Flu k-rs"l acfumphnt'd the sutv~y.
nr ind trtufurd with htm, They mus, hay,
isd n iIy { IN from = me cOinCId-uce, r
LATED such ~ gliding duw1 steep prrcipiGe.,
siliing SIX iot snake. capiur'ng u res bsNu ).
al hut,yr damso- by UHariey, tha Did M
cont ried znd c .rsu'ai over the .ubiact nrsi
d eum stump, sc WIIspesk more OF OuI
worthy surteytr ntrtaiter.
james Cumming, is selling In this co n
" Fords's patent windos veutilStor. II Il
tbe OILY us'iu arrangement Of the MID W
have over sern. A sample is attsched TO
window OF our fi =, which can b. examined
By any one callfg. l. lie esp cI4Iiy necessar,
tor tall Z, court houses, churches, schOul' ant
Ill residences. CT.
-MuLlHsRY:-No l2a High S.. J fr.rsoI
CIV. Misses CLARA MO MO aud ALIcI
KEEyE. hsya put.bR-rd tur Stock at AtlnLrF,
SUvds of MIR. Nolhuc, sud Row ! ave u ! sV
AID fresh suppn OF tho tp's ~ shd lAIr-t slyir
II the Mulunery ~. Pc, spa. whiting M
;ity Will do well to cat ADD exHmtnr thai
large AUd Well selected sio,s b-tote puTe hss
i"g. W. guarantee satisfaction. Order
rom The country promptly s't"ri~d 20
t2 Mosaic s. REEvHs.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
F r the BASSsR.
Glory and Esteem Of the Little aiChWoods.
ny MIS- DICK REED.

~ MIS-. bICk REED.
The farmers are NJ work 40 / have been told,
Rs-d aud T,osl-v Aie waiting Gums c al
Tury VII fix up their plpws nnh sh, rpen
ther hoes.
And oCk thoir barrow, to plnv double
rows.
The air lie 10 baImy and the blrds sweetly
sing.
It calls to our memories the besu'ies o,
Eprug;
TIE garners and bsrns will soon hs ~reliev.
ell,
As coon "a the soil il prepared fu- the seed,
These arr thoughts wh ca | tarcv sra true;
III give you n sketch OF the n.isbbOrs too.
First Andy u mon il on nv way,
HIS tHrm II ut With clover haS
lie u /, tho ground Si'h een' rous face,
Has plenty Of stock upon ms place.
Now NJ q Il la ~ ting cd,
He eorkr 30 b,ri lhr nga hest and cold;
de lives On tue road wuere many weep,
Aud whore the dead are LAID To sleep.
n . ] .ckson lives a nnbiema ', lie,
II works his ,auis ,nd stays vi b nis wife,
Tnev Til the er und be- piY-. ndvics
AID pays them I'd IN merchandise
He plOws and sows also ne reap..
Aud keep on hand = kinds ul sheep,
H. weak n BODY but stroue IN mind
ho treats his nelgtb Re all go kind.
NV the next | ska,chsd WA. Dr.. JJe
kvsrybodNs iftand h. ms M toe,
Now he's built u yaI kee barn,
lie iu;ends thls year 10 ruu iva farms.
Twenty Ave cai @. il all be feeII,
Bat ats ~ r. Is what he needs;
Az tbs 0ApVss Ars we'll and nobody sick
Hs's plenty OF Tins 10 tax politics.
Nov U4rrioo d ok is as straight as a shoe.
Snnq men ~ him re very few;
ii ~ pure and insi A. the rising sun,
Hos voted Wlth ~ ,ipce the world begun.
Ma.fen Wsrnsl ls on my let,
HIS ayc IL Gwrllrd IA BIC a. IN dsi;
II. keeps u shut bJth n,gh4 snd day
And SAYS bis pen-iIh's Oh Toe way,
He expects sCOH 10 o@n some land,
II the right Is mace BY Uncle Sam.
There's eli Drk Reed that's called a TOOL.
Hr 'lsSs up a. the gpid-h RUE.
HIS kind u the pnF al treats them wsll,
sneak, OF heaven, says nothing nf he'll,
He leod- BITS farm aal raise, muies,
AID send his litle boys - school,
He e%lccJiOnerrs with honest grace
And always helps 81 win the race.
hr. Coburn lives six mile. from town,
He huu ~ aud lot htr OH u mound,
The orchard and meadow he facing the sun,
'Fwouli pant inc best scenery | cou. d
rrturn,
There's y number of roAds running forth
ap,i back.
II = aying up one Tor the iron track;
A. soon rs thS cars are heard 10 tho lane
The artist will come and sketch you again,
Good bye, friends, | must go,
Lsaru 70 resp ~ we'll as SOW,
Take osre VI your time and with caro- till
the ground
And beauty = nd wealth viii soon her,
abound.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
n ~REaInNATloN.

SrAry or ~ oURt H.
CuUNTY ~ M1LLtE
7, 81 y utm 1880 p bate G urt Mile
cnuny, No.. 10 the matter OF The estate o.
Wa. MI ~, de q
To ii persons VIII N n NAV c1nceF' =, TAX.
notice. that the utd"r lgnrd. one Of the nd.
ministra orr Of said Wu. Muir. decd, lar
Of sill c1uny. viii ~ the NJ y I rm, 1850
OF Saii Probate court TO br h-iu az tue Csut
house IN rusrnmb ., Muller CO., No., on tpt
l0th DAY o May, 1880, apply To SAID court tuI
lr4ve t. rehgn ths office aud tut o. co-s1
illustrators q sad es,aW.
Z. 2 MoskIs, one o! the administrator o.
Wm, MI I'D.
Jana nv q 1850.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
ADMINIsrkATOE 5 NOTlaR.

Not &c is hpreoy gwen that letters NJ Al
D'ntstratIun 90 tho estate Of b.. w. Burn
enior deed, hnva been granite TO tnS no
irr-'ened by Ibe Judge of tue Probate Cnur
~, NJ Ter couu,y, Missouri, csted January
10, $50.
All persons having claims oGainst sSid
state are rpquirei 10 OK .ibl, them 90 ne Tor
liDwancs Wituir ore year from toe date q.
aid lattcrs ur they m,y b. prsclud q ron,
ny benrlt Of srtd .stsi and it such sSlms
ara not exhibited within two years itom Tn
late OF said letters they VII be Va biT'
rcd. b. W bURRIs,
Aduiri.u dtur.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
I. D. o. IS.

T~usenmbia, Lodge, 800.
I. o. o, r. Hold their repulsr meetings every
Wednesday evening, at &C oek .. M.
-. MAR RAIL, n. G..
PHtL. r. HAuENsrEIN. SeU'y.
Peasant NJ. Lodge, No. 05, 10 D. +.
Hold regular meetings L. All Saturday,, al
2 CLOCK &. m. Vid{ing hruti ets. IN good
standing, are cordially invited 10 attend.
JoHS b.. CReCKER, N. q.
JAs 9 SIalPsoN Sec'y.
'bsria Lodge, n, $40 10 O. F. meetir
regular communication euery Saturday even.
'ne 81 : o'clock p. m.
Nj. j DAVIDSON, ". q.
JoHN l., Arson Spr'y
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
To Business Men.

The TIMRs afords you a medium uusur-
passed tor advertising, ms il you are dsslr-
,Hs OF curing trade ia iluO's, MissOuri,
Kansas, Texas and Arkansas, a surer chHnbei
hroUgh Which 81 p'sce your business before
.hr propl- % these ) Etes cannot be- found.
i tim4tes tor advertising Que day, week,
month Or year Gladly mud pfomptiy iurn'sued
Oh snni cttioa
B AL business commitment ons should
b. addressed 10 'ST. LcUIs TINEs'
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
Iack for Sale

The undrs'g ca living "a miles n rth ~
q um ey wishes tn s- Or tra1s a gnoi
Young Jack six year Old Tor mnney r good
tocE have thrte Of his cults IN the . sc,
Ih.t will show for themselves lei ms low;
apply AZ once a..
Is TEN.IEY,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds.
SrhA HEHRTEs, PEACHES &t.


MI UVNN0 II WNTN
Plants 81 the ue~e,e aud Il est improved
e rts. carefully parked ana pup+li by mail
NJ, collection u S.raAbsrries tiuk the hr,I
premium ior the best Collee.inn, ~ The gre,
on Of the Mas. Hos'i 'uitHF4l 5 'cist,, H.
Boston. l grow over 100 y~Arleti-s TIE nusr
c ,mpiete g le,tin 10 Tue country, luciuiine
i no II W, large American AMI impOi ted
Kinds. Priced descriptive Catilu u s, graft
by mail. Al,o. g III, F-yir Tee, X 'se,,
( ergreen Choice Flower Gtrf"u, Tree,
Eyergrgru, Herb, or itult seeds, >, packet.
vi either Tor 81 o, ny mail.
Tnr Toe Cape Cod Cranberry, best sort for
Upland. Lpwlau'. m e ,rdua, h, msil pre-
pai5. Sl.0) per 100. So 90 per | eco Whole.
-,ls C,ttioeas ln De TraI,, Agents waitet
d. 7. WATSON Od Colony Nurseries aof
SEED War house, Plymouth Mass. Estab
lishrd 1872.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
M 4 s D n I @ .

W 4 ~ ~ 4 u
Thscum'i' r.. A. Chapter No, 81.
A, r u A NJ, meet nj thcir nall tbs Second
Saturday, after iull mnnu each m-nth.
II. B~RADLYFoRp, Z. ?.
d. BENIN, sec'y.
Tusoum5is L dge n .. A37, a. +, & A. NJ.
meet saturday on or beiors "a i niooa N
each month
D MAR,HALL, w. ".
ID. BENNETT. Sas'v.
AMIrY CHATTER. No 1872 OIL Els. meets in
regular cummunicatton tue 81 Saturday, AFTER
eaeh ful moon, ~ z pm, ~ Masonic Hall,
TAscumbia. No. visiting st ters and breath
rem Will be traternslly aud cordially WI.
coined. Mrs. SARAH + HAUENsTEIN. W.M.
Mr., III ztE Johnson, A al.
Miss MATTE Il. Gun mos, Src'y,
Plezs-nt M, Lodg A.t.& An. No 1874.
meet at their hail on Saturday eYeniug on Or
after each iull iona.
JANIS JOHNSTON, W. N,
JAMES ETTRK, Sec.
Brumley, u. D.. A. F. & A, NJ hold re-
gular communication Saturday light on or
after null moon in eaeh month.
j. M. HAsERs, w. Al,
Gro. w. REID, Sec'y.
Ibsria lodge a. +. & a: NJ. No. 4lO, meet
Saturday On or buiUr- me "a MON each
moth. T., j MARonAsT, w. ~.
JOHN FEReus N, s,cy
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
NorlOE OF FINAL sETfLgN Nj.

Al the May term, 1850. OF tina Prnbst
court OF Mnief cluuy, NJ. to- be held he
second Monday Ia May. 1880, | wi max.
hnai settlem4 mt Of the 81 taie ~ WI. Muller,
deed; z' creditors snd Otntrs interested /.
said cstale tax notice.
j VI. T MILLER admir-.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
Now is Your Tina
Secure Your Goods for
SPRIEG, SUHMER, FALL ARD WRITER
~" tOnCe n

Having mais srrang IN n > 10 follow the
Sar uf Empue in lie wsstwsrd c u'se. /
mug Gloss OUT nv present immenss stock Ji
eoUds OF all descriptions, bel, re tbe 1t OF
Nay l intend 10 II goods rom to-day "a
pr'c-s never before besrd OF IN tho 0 Age
Y.!ley ,~yorythinR will b. sod AZ les bar
p-nic price,. Come and see tor yourselves.
q TOO one, come all.
v LESSEN.
Tuscumbio, M, March 1t, 1880
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
Notice.

Taksn NJ By the subscriber, one red and
white spotted ste,r with White lace. both care
cropped, has the appe rance OF bsing ffrE~h
OF, and supposed % be O e year uid past,
SAT- steer taken up IN or about the rs b day
OF January A. d. 1880.
THOMAS STAINS
Uaapt tJwusbip.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
NOTICE or FINAL ssTfLEMENT.

At the Febv. term. 1881, OF Probate court
Of Miller county. Mo-, u re held the tecon
Monday 10 February, 1881, ! Will make n
II iAl settlement ol tbe eststs Of George q A.
yenof, decd; All creditors and Others interest
ed la said estate take notice.
NJ. q. THOMPSON. admir-.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04

An rersons indeb Cd To- the undorsiensd b,
.iah.f note or Aceou = " pi,ase call md
-,,ir ~ onpr. I'D be- - v crs' ALL
MUST be PAN wIrHiS iHE NENr 81 DAYS a.
lat ~ii b. Z, nm a. / ~ ~ 4 u-s out
nv pntire buslutss ~ Nj ,er Gu " ~ u,
1 TOT NAY. NJ. LEsEW.
ruseumhi,, NJ Mt-ch Ii 1851, "a
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
[ NJ II - IL Il n N i
TO hVERY ONE.

With q Fixed dstetm nation to keep sbr,s
1t Tor times. 10 yropr,etoTs sre making every
unrsjhle Cor - 'mP'ov' toe column. OF n
4. Louis DAILY 1IMEs, -p,rihg neither ls
b & not mJue, 80 scG. mpl 81 That Oh ct.
I e lraniyirg .uCcess which hps ~a,tepdeo
he - rts iusuG-s the combustion that IA.
I MEs has taktI rNik among the leadiuA
Ap-rs uf the S Iuthwest
Detetni ej 10 do hattls in ire cause OF
.gnt AMI jus i,r, its d nucrscy thsll be un
questioned nd it+ expressions untramme'ed,
ryl,ug upon n s nea' v, Apprecizuve luDiit
tOt continued aud luCr a-Hd pa.rouAgs.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
OFFICIAL Dixie OK.
TERMS or COURT:

CIRCUIT COURT; Meets Src,nd Monday in
+ hru AZ, 5 'rondMnrdAy u September;
y. l.. FDwARDe, Judge.
COUNTY COURT. Mehts First Monday n
Fsbruar MsN, August and Nuvemh y;
N.R WRIGHT. prssidifs %i.ti"t; JOEN
s. JoBE, 1t district, HIRAM REID, Dad
dlstrlo,, Al -oc'at justices.
PROBATE COURT: NJ eta Second Non
day inf bru.r,. NJ '. Angust ami Nov
ember. jas. II. T,Dp J dc
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NOnrOe Rouse.

Wa Wagner krrps ops of the best II tells
10 tn Wustern eruntry any ons eolng 10 Jel
ters1o call on Vim. a. cor dign " Monroe.
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9UB4CHIpIIoN RATES

DAILY TIMES.
BY mail per yea, VITA Sunday Supple
m"ht. ..'.'s'.s. s''.'sFlVVV
By mail per Year, wi hOut Sunday pa
"''.. ..sss''.s CIV
BY carrier per we X with SUNDAY cup.
piemenL.".-...-."......, '..".'"'.'-' 70
WEEKLY,
Per year By mail 60
TRI.W EEkLY.
Thursday. THURSDAY snd Saturday.
BY mail per yesr.."..""..-.... ......... 400
fT ALI postage prtpali BY the TiEges.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
HAIR DYE.

nATUHELoRs CELEBRATED HAIR DIN
best IN The world. The Inventor has used this
Splendid Hair bye FOR g7yoars with benefit Ga
tho hair and no Injury 10 his health proof thRt
II Is the only true and perfect Dye, Harmless.
reliable, instantaneous No disappointment:
bad dyes, leaves tho hair soft and beautiful
Black or Brown. sold at BATChELOR'S Wig
Factory, Nc. " Rond strees, n \, ami by dl
druggists.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
TdE
Tri Weekly Times
AND
WEEKLY TIMES.

S'ock-G rowrrs, Farmers and Merchant.
Aho.e locations are not favored ~lib ogt',
uall taclbuys. will h6d thai rither The In
WBEKLY or Weekly EIMss 10 iudlspentsG >
- them, NJ ihrY vii c intain luli aud con-
llete Reports OF tie markris and hnsuce' ,ano
c udeused teleerams aud g fresponceno
rom al principal towns ana clt,es IN III,
UnIon,
tue intelligent read r of either Of thest
editions OF the TIMEs VIII pag = dlvljen,
-Quzl 60 many timer ne psfeo OF subscription
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
- u ID - G RIB Il
FOR THE
D aily = i m g S
It Contains Fnty-Six Culumrs, and with
Sunday Supplemrntl f shty-Four
Columns.

columns.
Business Man aud Merchants will hn3 !
,b,oluteiy nectssary in treir oaiy a .~ocstlon.
It vii contain iu | and accuratr reports 9th
markets Of f. rope. the East snu s.. Louis
and give elaborate Le'alis Ut trsnspint I
Vrnts In the pOlilIcai sui soci,l world, be-
.Idts editorials un subj -cis of current iut res
Telegrapnlc corro-p ndsnce irOm tbs pfi'.
cipal c,Lies Of Ia" UIioo, and especially non
he imrortaut pHrtr ~ tho States q II innis
lows, Kausas, Arkansas, Tex4s and Missouri,
Rs.ofug 10 lie cu'umgs under 10, pres"i
Enlargement, especial Interest i, i4keu ID ST.
curing
NEWS EMS
from al points accessible BY tpiegrspli and
N tuc sb.euer OF tel, graphic commuuio Il on.
py correspondents, who wll give accurate
aud full reports from ineir various srctiCus.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-04
ATTENTION EVERYBODY !

Clearing . Sale
AT
Ia e $ G IN $
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
DEATH FROM HTDROPHOBIA.

INTENSE AGONY OF THE VICTIM.
A YOUNG BLACKSMITH OF FLIziBErH " j.. BIT
Ten BY PET DOG IN MAY, DYING SUDDENLY
IN OCTOBER.
The death of Joseph Moorehousc, OF Elizabeth. n.
j. which occurred Monday night from hydrophobia,
Is said by the attending physcIans-eieht In mum
hcr-to have been the most rapid Oh record from tnat
cause the victim dying III less tnan tweny-0ur hours
after being first attacked MOorchOse, ,whle plaYlng
Wi h a pet monGrel dog III May, WAS hitteh III thc
wrist The arm was swollen for a few DAYS after
Dr. Pickett, OF Elizabeth, canterIzed the wound aud
MoOrenouae Thought no more OF 1t. Af;er saving
soup wood FRIDAY, MOOfehouSc said lie ieli n pam
IN his arm but hc thought 1t WAS rheumatism Sat
ur,lay ne remarked 10 his SISTER that he felt an
itching sensation aDont the wound Sunday morn
ing hc attended the Fulton street Methodist Ep!sco
paI Church, where ho led the choir. when ne re-
turned home he said his shoulder PANIED hun, so he
decided TO stay away from church that night.
MoorehouSe was single. living til his two sls-
ters IN a cottage on Broadway When the sisters
returned from church at night they found him SIT
ting in the kitchen. There was a Wild look IN his
eyes aad ho SAID he could not sleep. The escort OF
one of the sisters volunteered 10 sit up with Moore
house. Toward morning Moorehouse became ex-
cifcd and ca led for water. but when water was
taken 70 hun he pushed II away and complained
tnat be was choking. Early on Monday morning
Dfs. Renan and Mack were called IN. Finding the
man intensely excited hey injected morphine aud
hastily called III DIS. Brown and Pickett After
c0n,uitatIoI four other physicians were sent for.
and III JOINT consultation they agreed that Moore
house was attacked WIN hydrOphobla, la tue
meantime the man became violent, and great
qaartity of morphine was Injected. but 1t was of
10 avail. Spasms dld not set III until toward night.
Between thr spasms MoOrehouse constantly called
for wafer winch, while looking away he would Try
TO drink. but hccOuld not. Once he escaped into
the street, and being taken back he sat down to
the piano and wildly played a hymn. Then, rus:-
ing TO he organ lac played fayortr hymn of his.
Nothing bui the blood of Jesus will cleanse me-"
ending by falling of the stool III violent liz. THIS
was at o o'clock, and the physicians, fearing lc
would get beyond control, held him While chOro-
form was administered through the nostris. They
then bound him to a bed. Several times the drug
was applied. the attendants not being Deing able TO
hold hin. The fits became terrible, the man
frothing at the mouth and swapping. but not bark
ng or snaruug like dog. little oftcr l l O'Clock
he sank INTO stupoT winch was thought To bc The
effect of the powerful drugs but It was death com
pg to his relief. lie died few moments before mid
night
Moorchousc was formerly n fireman the Cen
traI Railroad of NewJcrsey. but lately he had been
carving OF t.ie business II blacksmith. lie was
a sfrnnc hraitnY man. wcIXhlug 90 pOunds