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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PR North Rtver Vessels and Raitrosfs {
NvwyoRK Monday, Feb. %. 1881. 1
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Feb. %, 1881

.sErs-Quiet unchanged. 50. 4. ,,u.,oo rorooea
S,FFEE-io dun and easier Ordinary 70 Prime VarRVeS
aesils1c including Fair 1895 lOO0 bags e1 an S 5
- % incuane B7526 here 1892 IN Batnors ooas
lS $50 in Orleans and 1000 IN Oageson'
.snns mere al SID bags, IN Baltimore 449Il as
sns in New Orleans IS $50 bags total y0Se Asnsv nm
- Se. 600 be0s Mild grades quiet ana nOHinalS IL,
Ssnged; salss 400 bags ID sah i0'' eA
trs-eis private terms, quoted IL 1890 .oas 5a7
fTT ON-Spot Cotton quiet, hlrn, unchsbEeu nr9 oDd
sses 03 Saturday EVENING" incaong IV AZ Ino haes Ro
oess al The ports today 1888 bales AGAINST e5fenSer l.
sXt7 SCI Iaiea against 42lo759 during Tue sam" P''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
HORSE MARKET.

Trade very quiet ana prices nominally UNCHANGED small
recorded IN Heavy DraugG Horses 500
per head, weight, and breed Light Work
Horses In abundance at 500 500 each aud
StreeteIs are selling from 500 20 $3.50 each. Nine
Cydesdale stations, the property Of Mr. j. Holloway
landed condition from the Anchor Line
MA They win be taken 10 Illinois IN few Messrs.
Douglass Henry shipped "a unusually fine Canada bred
Coach Horses the National Lue steamer spain
pool Exporters say the foreign shipments win
the weather becomes settled there quio
mand for good Coach Horses IN all the European markets
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NeW-OrleanS

kfrct Good Ordinary 9 Aiddling .."'."'. Il
S: Sss isisas sstyf SIs
s sa lsii Ss osssssT 1S iSsS
sS.s ss iil d Ssas lS my Ny
,sssssis sosai s0i SssYs% April
fss.s Tssn.is.S .s sSSss.
saorR AND MEAL-rLoua Market without decided
for sSOIrs Oo Sr SS CITY g0T Mi Extra s.
Sr Vest indies mainly g 75asS so for s0u, 2,
Wnss @ Sg N S. " g. $50 bSs sGpsrp
ssossi including Good @ choeS Winter Wheat So JSS
Ss Low Extra 81 $ossi So Including 500 Dps . arrive
s ~ Choice Se Family SSs $500 b6s MnnssOs S0
Og the Ths range NS9 SS weP SSo for oU export
6nosauons no O. So i0ass 65 arter extremes superhne
3 g Fancy &C., g e ss
western "a SSSSs o GD SSo Hoop o 81 $oSSS Good 10
csosssd do: S. 05Sss IS: Extra MnDSs0a 81 80
s so BAKERS Extra s. 25Ss6 STRAIGHT s. 7j0s9 20
ass Good 90 TO very Choice Family 50 IO6s7 %
Winter Wheat Extra IS 60as closing guet 5 Drs6;
&c SSS SGs Sos 9gdHE SGR
RYE FLOUR uneha1gcd; sales 800 ebs supsraanns
IEZ Sa . t aS ss '' sos
.a sn SsS
&c y better with
fe export manly IN NO Red and fairly active trade
Closing Rrm and fairly active the out
ss aaOiaons sales l4590S0 bush future $4,000 bush
including $4,000 bush Ungraded Winter ed 81 ~
81 ri 1000 bush No Red 81 l6' 2OsON bush 80
bRsh. NO 81 26 $500 BUSH No White 81 l5h91 l6A
500 bush. steamer No White 81 25 $1,000 bush no
White 81 l6ia0Sl IL; No. Red February 81 l5b, In
sef,lement; do March 81 lsls 81 1874 closing 81 s;
sfls5s closing 81 isstssi ie7s; White FebTqaTy
81 l6ia: do. March, 81 l61aSl l6s closing 81 1890
81 lS' 90 April 81 i3sSS l7' closing 81 i7csl
hasa Jersey and Pennsylvania IL OS...;..BARLEY aud
BARLEY MALT dun and nominal. .CoRN-Market about
steady AMI better for futures export and
0sng demand quite moderate fairly active business
accounts sales $4,000 bush future $1,000
bash cash including Ungraded Western Mixed aG57 c
low 5sise Low Mixed, ole; No 2 S795z2c mainly 67l49
sy in settlement So ac do. March 6e2a5oa4c closing
ssO do April o SsSS SosDff oOaoSoSssI
scarcely 50 AS@ sales $4,000 BUSH, including No.
Bsf z3 no.. No 43ssa44ci No, 44c No White, Asa
alzci NO 16sS4ec No 45aS47c Mixed re western
efang 600 bush No February 43ca44c; 10000 bush
do March, 43asd % 900 bush do April $3.50 44lso
$4,000 BUSH do. MAY, 43Lc.
rs STORE IN NEw-YoRK BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
FIRST MORTGAGE
TWEMTY-YEAR
SIX PER CENT GOLD. BONDS
OF THE
WASHINGTON CITY
POINT LOOKOUT R. R. co.
Issue Limited to 100000, Or Less
than $4,000 per Mile.
WE INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT s2b AND Ao
CRUED INTEREST FOR LIMITED AMOUNT OF.
TIE ABovE.NAMED BONDS.


The road Is now In process Of construction hun
dred being actively employed the work. and will be in
complete running order 20 Point Lookout within six months
The bonds the completed portion leased by the Bal
more and Ohio issued $4,000 per mile. and
inally placed at 50 per cent ceiling at ITO
This road will furnish the most direct outlet 70 the
the Rran coal OF the Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania
Central and other important lines
II win furnish important link IN the chain communica
ton between tho North and South shortening the
through travel about The company establish
line of steamers between Point Lookout and Norfolk
in connection with the road. 1t will hold the key TO the
oyster trade OF the Chesapeake and furnish It's only avail
able outlet during the winter
The company over million dollars in cash and
good the line of the road and Its
rights Of way paid and record 1t absolutely free
from debt excepting the bonds offered the entire Of
which has been placed in in trust in suh form
that enabled to guarantee that for
$4,000 OF bonds issued there shall be completed ana
equipped az least nile Of road.
All the bonds which authorized to offer 80 hav
ing subscribed for advanced the price to 92
The night advance price Is reserved
advertisement usuhes publication OF the fol-
lowing letter from the President OF the road;
A. w. DIGOCK & CO.,
7EXCHANGE COURT.
OFFICE OF THE WARRINGTON
AND POINT LOOKOUT n. X.
Messrs a. W pIMoCK co. -.
GENTLEMEN. This company holds Judgment against the
Southern Maryland RarOa Of $4,000 which or
nderes any mortgage that can be now created II also
other debts many being IN tte form OF Judgments
estimated Oamount to considerably 2per quarter ora million
Not days work has road for
its rights way has any, not OF record its
worthless through lapse Of time and there is indication
Of its present object extending beyond the negotiation OF
ST. SUIT President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
REAL ESTATE.

NKwYoRK Monday Feb %. 1854.
The following was the only sale held at tina
Exchange SaesrOom to-day:
a4y am. Duaiasy Win io ss So sss ws.s ssa
:I.n,S4l6 ftw@ 1OlOthave lot 26x4s4x2sr
4s'l0 George W Johnston. $1,000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAS5FERA
NETWORK CITY
and husband 70 Sol Jacobs sl4oas
Goodett referee. 70 James, sufFern. executor
= and vito Kunibert Keller deed dated $500. 1850
wOrSs S SS4 sS9oS Roosevelt E; al to Fred So1'
ETC. Darius Crosby. @aiory deea
etc to rOsby con sfmatory deed
W. Moore 70 John usgins Iaooo
"ss TS ~ Sns e s 20 OTS sa
Weeks and vile . MOTT. Iisse,.: - S7oe
dated 1850 '.... ."e e2se
Helm 1000
Den@sns5 .; No sSS, is,6SSc %& i Dodge NV
lst SHs SSH. on sIsssG SsIij: Reed sOo
82ds SaS Sp aass iO'0o
44tt ' iso "iis q tS ave. Louis O0
Same SoS a. 70 Esa
8sds 90 It Of iiiavc 751iO2S John How .A''
10thave W 8, 1916 It II 67tbst 25xlO0; EiOs II
PIatt and wp to Thos stellman. ....,..,.. 1900
4th.ave, 73.6ftn OF 6lthst 27x46.6x73.8tO ns
of 6sth.stx5S. xlO05xl00 Thos u White and
vile 70 Nathan N Hand; 10000
Fleming $500: - 1866
Mccormick TO Mayo AcKeagney. s............ e.l01
57thst \, 172.8ft Of 3d-ave, lS Ok 1904 Sarah
Mccoo husband Carolina stol: $4,000
b5thst n 8. 1893 II W Of Stbave l69xi00.6; d
Chetwood. referee Edw league 1900
Same property; Havemeyer aud another, trus
tees 10 Varbaeh and another. 1l.6OQ
Eircy ct al 10 A Lamb ............. eOoo
der and wife to Jos Kopetsfy 1900
Broadway. No 6Os Jarah L BonnelI. and another,
tors etc $500
Broadway No 6lO and also No East 2lstsG 26x92;
George Sloane and wife TO Nath p Bailey -. 10000
referee to Joseph iienthaI ana another $3.50. 1880
ll7thst &, 135 ft Q OF 4th-aye. 20x1O0.10; COrne
1 sSSef S to S9%sSss and 10000
line Fackner to ,vosEer .................. 1880
and wife to Morns stein6Ocf. $4,000
bert and wife TO George Ksk and aSOiher.: -. 600
jr to Jacob Lew .......... 1880
dert ct al to N ottiHger an another. ........ 4iOo
ms Co to E Cunningham 1900
Tas and husband to + Q Fleming - ......... 1900
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Banking aonses GnO Bankers.
MUSCRAVE g. CO.,
BANKERS,


Deposits received subject to check at ssh AMI interest
allowed daily balances.
GOVERN afENr BONDS. stocks and all inyestment
sccuriIes bought and sold commission.
DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON
LONDON JOINT STOCK observation-disclosures.
Buy and sell all American securities upon the LONDON
STOCK EXCHANGE on the most favorable terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
anttion Sales OF Real estate
BERNARD SMYTH, Auctioneer.

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BERNARD SMYTH, Auctioneer.
Supreme Court sale on Tuesday March l. at 70 o'clock
Property place. Greenwich West tina
direction Of Amasa A. Redned, Esq, Referee
Nos 49, 81. So S. 81 80 and 81 Park.paca north side.
comprising the whole mont between Greenwich ami Wash
ingtOnsts
Nos 2is and $50 Greenwcst, side, $40 north Of
Parkplace. adjoining in rear OF above
Nos l57 and l5s West-str southeast kpace
Mans and partcul rs at Office Of Auctoneer Pinest.
oFFcE OF THE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS
NEWORLEANs, La, Fec. u, 1sSl.b
by authority of the Secretary OF the Treasury,
New La is postponed from Thursday Feb. IL,
''''' " A. s. BADGER, Collector.
IN PARTITION.-NOs 512 and 5l4 WASH
Il ngOn at, and 800 and $40 Westst with the bulknead
rights front Of the supreme Court CT and County
OF New.Iork-Henry Howard Carg and Amanda Csrg his
dants In psusnce OF gment OF partition and "a made
the 18th day OF November 1850 the undersigned the
change sasseom 20 III Bhroadway N hs Tx OK SeT
oSock on noon Of hat day. 6A H. MuseT Son aGconeers
following premises All those certain lots
pieces parcels Of land situate lying and being in The Eehh
follows TO witt Elserly by forty and
inches nOt6ery by formerly belonging George Cos
man. and fourteen feet more OF less s0uthery
songen, two bunSIed and eleven feet more or less.
Also asthe right tle and interest Of In and 90 tho bulk
adjoining the westerly lying directly
IN front Of the said above desSoed premises With an ana
advantages ana being the conveyed
corded Registers City aud County
YORK Ia dber l3S Oh CouYeyance5 page oO and the other
In Liber lSS Of COnveyances page AIS.
Dated New.York, February "a 1881 ,,.,,. 49,,
Feb 20 st Fr&Tde
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Gin IJroperEp q Get.

CONVENIENT FLATS, rooms; rent $40
~ to ga. l12 East S9Ih St. near 4thsve.
NO. 226 WEST -ST.-English base.
~ ment four story brown stone house ami lo l6sx6gs
cation TO TIMPsON & FEET. i,6O5 Broadway.
THO LET.-50x90; corner Park-piace and
ChuTch,sT.. store, basement and sabeellAr rutland
& WHITING, Beekman'SL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
Ilnlnclal.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.


PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
GENERAL OFFICE. 227 SOUTH FoURTHs1., ,
yU,Yrr - PHILADELPHIA, January 20 1851
he BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
70 III HIh,lLADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
So $500 has convened special meeting Of the stock
doi az ~ O'Clock I'm the Assembly Buildings at the
corner Of Tenth and Chestnutst4 the City OF
70 near The annual report OF the President and
hgbs 10 lake such action reference the affairs OF
4anaeeIs Treasurer aud Secretary W IN view TO
an dOuOt IL IL advisable the proxies shall be dated
n iee months OF the Of mestng by OF the
HOaIu Vi managers d. ]. BROWN, secretary.
IHE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW.YORK
No. 10 Nassau st, corner Of Finest
CAPITAL. sl,OOO,OOO IN U. 5. BONDS
Allows interest deposits, returnable at
specned dates is legal depository for money paid
court Is authorized TO act Executor. Administrator.
Iuaruan orr any other position Also Registrar
or ranser Agent Of Stocks Bonds and Trustee
1slHOad Mortgages
HENRY T. SPAULDING, President
BENZ. y. SHERMAN, vtca proa,donts
VI. L. READING, 5FiooFle'i"ehIS
C. II. +. BABCOCK Secretary
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
SAMUEL d. BABcoCK GEORGE W. LANE
yohAIH4s THoaNE, JACOB d. VEgmLYE,
800 os1.,N ~; fHELPs, GRO. MACCULLoCH MILLER,
SSUoAh VI. SKI ROSWELL SKEEL,
AhARLES q. LANDOy A A. Low.
EDMUND W. CoRIRs AMOS n, Eyo
fRRDK III. COssTTr. CUARIR IA IANFR
WIN. II. APPLETON III WKpp
11oSIAT SCHWAB, ]. PlERPONT MORGAN,
DasiD DOns, PERCY Z. PYNE
TxIAhia bAIE8 Henry F. SPAULDINd,
" ~ ALIEN 81 Tier, DAVID WOLFE BISHOP,
JAMES z. WALLACE CoRyELIUs ~ BLISS
BENZ 3. SHERMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01

Dlpi0eno Nonre5.
OFFICE rug s1Ss c6 6ITsn & Msa
nlYTDEND NO. 4.--1'he Board of Trustees
spY sa9 ' Ga 4SssFs s sg9fT HGRtaE 6 <
q The Company or Ten CENTS PER SHARE, payable on
The transfer BOOKS viii be closed from the 23d 10 the 9sth
WILLIAM 3. CLARKE President
OFFICE OF IA PLATA MixS0 AND sMRETIYG co. on
LEAPPyILLE CoL9hA d 6s BE Ss y leo,
DIVIDEND No. IL.
Board q Trustees have ms eay declared dividend Of
slS tho capital stock payable Tuesday. March LIST
TS dh o Fe Se and Pe weney %s
Statement OF the financial condition OF the company -
Working Capita. 600 90
Feb l. issI-Net earnings Of JAM. $3.50 SO
sig8.9 g
'-'D'0 D. oLYPHINT TALBOT Assistant Secretary
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoMPASf
NOTICE.-A CASH DIVIDEND OF FOUR
~ PER CENT the preferred and stock OF this
next at the ONCE the conpanys AGENTS Messrs JEsUP
PAIoN & coz No. % Wllliaw.st; NewYork ., ..s
reopened March ID next C. H. FOSTER Treasurer
EVENING STAR MINING Co, FeO.l7, 1891.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THIS
capital payable Feo 25th at the office of
% a Af1 DSoss Vii e Closed ON 6 9lst inst and re-
opened on the goth HENRY x. McHARG. Treasurer.
tI'HE INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
Interest on the second mortgage bonds Of this
earned o n S year B S W av % pa % and IND
September respectively the Of FIVE PER CENT per
cent on se the Once Company
Tho books Of registry viii closed tho oath days Of
February and August 1ssl respectively and opened on the
r. W. PEARsALI, Vice President.
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BrockIpn i]ropertp for Sale ano to Get

DtDO'F'IgF WV -
nOWNING-ST.. near GATES-AVE, BROOK
IL LYN.-mreestory, brown-stOne. in good order very
'"'"'' "'''O'' rutland & WHITING Beekmsn.st
EOR SALE-Real Estate. Block of ground
near Prospect bounded by 6th and 7tsts ana 9TH
and seventy lots 2Oxl00: choice property for In
yesment or buildiug SIDNEY WILLIAMS, Counsellor at
Law, 06 Court ST.. Room Z, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
Gitp propertn manteo.

HOUSE WANTED.-By first-class Amer
lean party between 22d and 57h-sts Lexington
aud 6tnaves would like party remain IN part payment OF
rent, reference A. dress ECONOMY, Tribune Uptown
ONCE. l23s Broadway.
NANTED.-An unfurnIsled house for three
w or possibly five wears location between 3ith and 5th
st 9th house must he nrscass IN every par
tcular. Possession about May l.
Address W. T., Box 1885, New.York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For tho week ending Feb. "a. 1891

i2sss sis l,077 z5.2oz S sI 9si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01

SAN FRANCTsCO, Feb 10, 1881.
TT'HE FATHER DE SMEr CONSOLIDATED
4 GOLD MINING COMPANY has declared Dividend
NO. 8 Of TWENTS. FIVE GENTS PER SHARE payable
at 10 LAIDLAW 81 Co. Ii Wal-5t. New York.
March 1881 all issued from the New York Agency
Transfer Books close the 18th inst and the
ID March. J. r. hAG0lN, FresldenL
LINuE INTEREST ON THE FOLLOWING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01
Gitn Real estate for sale

NOR SALE on MADISON-AYE., near 42D'
Il w Itorv brown.stone cabinet finish. Apply 4
- SA'-h"Ni'' rutland & WHITING.
q BeekInan.St.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16
In he wrong Pulpit.

A young Methodist clergyman not a
hundred mica from Lindsay,R few
7 Sundays ago, was delegated to re.
lieve a brother clergyman in r neigh
Z boring village, and neyer having been
IN the place before, he had TO make in
aniries when he got there as 70 the loca-
ton OF the parsonage. IL was pointed
out 10 him, and after putting up his
horse in the stable he walked into the
church next door, naturally thinking L,
from Is close proximity TO the parson-
age, 20 be the church In which he was
10 preach. The congregation had nearly
all assembled, and as the young divine
walked up the aisle TO the pulpit, eN
pressions Of surprise were maBifested
on all sides that they we're to have a
strange minister without having heard
ANYTHING about IL. But OF course the
clergyman could not read their
thoughts, and sent up his list OF hymns
in the usual way. Then he leaned back
in his scat for a breathing spell Before
commencing the service. As he was
taking his ease a clergyman entered the
church, and seeing a strange minister In
the pulpit, he quietly took a seat in a,
front pew 10 await developments, Pres
emily the stranger took down the hymn
book from the desk and turned up 8
page on which he wished 20 find ahymn
he bad selected, but was astonished to
find that the numbers did MT core,
spond. lie beckoned to the clergyman
in the pew 10 come forward, and asked,
Is this the hymn-boOk you use here?''
" Certainly, that is a Bible Christian
hymn-book, - was the reply, The young
minister took in the situation nj pnce
he had got into the wrong church. AZ.
ter making an explanation he grpsped
his hat aud promptly walked out.
lindsay (Ont.) Posi-.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

Mr.. Glen Fair, the celebrated hun
ter, climber, and rattlesnake-catcher OF.
the South Mountains, was in town n few
days ago. He isovereighty wears old,
but is still stout, hale aud hearty, and
can kill a squirrel out of the tallest tree
with n rife without spectacles. He
climbed the flag pole nj the celebrated
Henry Clay mass meeting in Morganton'
in 1914, and drank a health to Clay from
the top of the pole, a distance of eighty
feet from the ground. lie accomplished
tho same feat at the Seymour and
Blair barbecue in Morganton in 1855,
and the old man was expecting 20 clint
the Hancock and English flag pole last
year, but was disappointed as there was
none erected. Mr.. FaiHFwas never sick
in his life, and can DO good days wors
now.AMoTgdfton Bkrde.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

William J. Coughlau, OF S0merviile, Mass,
sayH; IL The fsli otlsT6 was taken with q
Vtotoit htediRgef M Aags, fOlloWedby a severe
cough. ] was admitted 70 the City Hospital.
while thete the doctors said hsd a hole In my
lettings as biz asahaH dollar Iehveunhope,
but a friend told me OF Dh WM Huns RAJ
tAMr ron rHE LuSGs. ! got a bottle, when 90
mysnrpdsc lenmmeneed 20 leel better. and to-
day 1 feel IA better spirits than have the past
three years. lsrlte thishoringthtt every ono
afflicted with Diseased Lungs VIII take DIT WM.
HALI's BALsAa ron TnR LrNGs, and he CON.
yineed that CDNsUMPEloN CAN re CURED f"
Also asure fesnffy for Colds, Coughs, and all
Cheat aud Lang Disease. Sold by druggists.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

"A writer in the (English) Cathoits
Times says that the stormy petrol pos
sesses a singular amount OF oil. and ha
the power Of throwing IL from he mouth
when terrified. II IS said that this oil,
which is very pure, is collected in ST..
Kilda by catching the bird on its egg.
whore it sits very closely, and making it
disgorge the oil into a vessel. The bird
is then released and another taken The
inhabitants Of the Farce Islands make q
curious use Of this bird when young and.
very fat, by simply drawing a wicb
through the body and lighting it at the
end that projects from the beak. This
unique lamp viii burn for considerable
time.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16
Non Hnrnn commarrlnl1

Charles Nelson, Esqa Proprietor Nelson
House, speaking 70 US recently, observed; L
suffered 50 much with Rheumatism that my
arm Eithered, and physicians could not help
me. was in despairo OF my nfe, when some
one advised me TO try 81. jacobs on Ibid
80, and IS 4 by magic, I was instnntly re-
lieYed, and, BY the continued use OF the 90,
entirely cured. thank heaven for having
used this wonderful remedy foriG sassd mn
tUe ID also cuntd my wife.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

a YOUTH was heard 10 remark Ia Aliblly
and fat Tcutonian as the circus pageant
passed the city hall this morning. n l~laytn't
seen you beforeY Your face looks faml-
~, u detsof1 said Hans. ''NYhan
You got 50 old ~ me your face will lock
familiar, too and strolled up Delaware
avenue. humming, - Embdy Is Dc baby, his
CRADLES gone. "-BuBaio Asios.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16
certnIn cnr..

The first thing 20 do IN the spring is to
clean house. For Internal cleansing and
reno9ating, no other medicine Is equal TO
Kidney Wort. In either dry or liquid form
il cures headache, bilious attacks. cunstipa-
ton and dcranged kidneys. See adv.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

Ladies' you cannot make fair skin, ros,
checkk an sparkling oges With al the cos
metics Of France, or beautiiera ot the world,
while In poor health. and nothing will give
you such good health, strength, bOuyant
spirits ami beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial Is
certain proof, See another column, -7ele
graPh.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

NEW ENGLAND woman was the much
disappointed wife Of a Harvard JniyersitS
geologist. She was all poetry and imagina-
ti0n he was all paloont luey ana gcol0eied
Research. Upon a certain occasion when his
scientific accomplishments we're D Ing
praised In the preseuce 81 q stral. er. the
latter turned 20 her and said 9 MAY i ask,
madame, what your husband isfs' Cer-
talnly, she answered, frankly, - he a
relic OF the stone age. >
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

When about twelve years old, said Mr..
Geisman, Of the Globe Chop House TO our
rep esentat.yc, l met with an aorident with
a horse, by which my skull was fractured, and
ever since | have suffered with the most ex-
crue'at.nG rheumatic pains. of late 1 APP
pied s.. Jseobs on which has given me al
most total reisf.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

THE official hang1nan OF Germany adver-
tised that he would take an apprentice, and
he had 900 applications in six days.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

TnE farmers f~ayorite author-Fieldiug.
That OF the barrel m~akcr-Cooper. That Of
the ieweler-Gnldsmith.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

FREDpfE has got the idea OF 4 ChristIan.
He says he feels like one when he is willing
70 play boss all day With his little brother and
DO boss all the time.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16
Cheap Guns for the pcopis.

Ask DYuggisfsfor " Rougho on Rats It clear
out rats, mice, reaches, DIES, bed-hugs i5c.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

THE Philadelphia Neof SAYS THAI a New
York policeman has hccp promoted 0eca6se
he CAUGHT n miserable cold one dav.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

A pRUM Is quite an instrnmantf Cor pro-
ducing noise, but a drummer can beat Il al
hOllOw.-fanco Strauss.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

AN inferior article = dear az any price. Re
member This, and buy Frazer Axle Grease.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

JUDGING from the cereal disnlayed w 10
summer hOnnets In the sh0psgiHdON be
milliners have not finishedsewing theli I'D
0ats.-BoSDH Trdpsrrp.