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Piedmont Life Insurance COMPANY
RICHMOND, VA.

TTNIIIS COMPANY is based upon n nail nm
4 capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
safely invested in Real Estate, aud during The
first seventeen months of its origin had issued
about $500 Policies. and had received m in.
come OF abootSaeo 600, y success ncyor cqualed,
II reached, ny any Company in the world.
This Company insured, and paid PROMPTLY.
the policy on the life of General N. G. Evans.
Call on the subscribers, and secure a Policy at
once, for delays are dangerous" All Of it's
Policies arc non. forfeiting.
J, ]. NORTON. Agent.
WM. WARNE, M. d., Medical Examiner. .
NJ. L. SHARPE, Agent at Pendleton. sc.
!SACC BRANCH. NJ. D., Agent at Laree.
Wnlhalla, March o. 1869.
We refer to Gov. j. L. Orr. Judge Murray.
Hon. J. p: Rccd, Gen. McC4owan, lion. W. b.
Simpson Rev, D.. NJ. Turner. Rev. R. l.. Grier,
and at least one hnndIcd from Abbeyille. ali
OF whom are insured in this COMPANY.
March ., 1869 % ANN
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Piping Hot
Notice.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OrrrcE,

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Pickens G. H., s. c., March S, 1860.
TnE COMMISSIONERS for Pickons Coun-
ty, in accordance with tho llth and 18th
Sections of the Act defining the Jurisdictions
and duties of County Commissioners having
had the samo laid out into Eight Townships,
tho following named persons are hereby ap.
pointed Electors Or Selectmen of tho Townships,
and will hold an election mt tho places designa!
ted, on tho I'd Tuesday in April, for Township
Officers
PichensviUe Township, No. 1.-R. E. Gillian
John King and Thos. j. Bowen. First meet,
ing at II. Il. Holcombe's.
Salub,4ty 1ownshtp, No. "A. r. Clayton,
L.. @. Hamilton and j.. G. Parsons. Place Of
meeting at Abner Odcll's. 3
Gar0in 1ownship, No. 3.-~samuel A. James,
+. V. Clayton and D. II. Lawronce. Place Of
meeting at Gaines Shop.
EasIey Tovnship. No. 4. -Robt. Craig, r. +.
Steele and W, c. Hillhouse. Place of meeting
at old Poor House (fIoopes's).
Ifckcns Court House Township, No. 5.-W.
T.. Wclborn. c.. G. Porter and Gideon Ellis
Place of meeting at Pickens Court House.
DacusUiWe Township, No. Civilian M.
Jones, w. P. Hunt and w. II. Field. Place Of
me, ting at Dacusvillc.
Pumphintown TO, nship, No. Van j..
Jones, G. M. Lynch and JoscphA. Bates. Place
of meeting at Pumpkintown.
cob LOWS and James Nj. Stewart. Place Of
meeting ut Eastatoo Church. S
Tho Selectmen or Electors are. required to-
give public notice of tho same.
BY order of tho Board.
II. E. HAGOOD,
Clerk of Board of County Com'rs.
March 8, 1869 % g.
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Democrats Rally

II ALLY DEMOCRATS of Seneca Township.
-" No. 2, at ~lIopcwell Church, on Saturday,
the 81 of April next, and preserve unsnllied the
bright laurcls which already shade your brow,
and, by your prompt and decisive measures defeat
all attempts of an a%malgamation Of parties.
Wo have the power, let us maintain and pro-
serve it.
TRUE DEMOCRATS.
Seneca, March 16, 1860. "a ~
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BLUE RIDGE LODGE, NO 90, AIM.
YllE NEXT REG ULAR COMMUNICATIONS of
L Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 90, A...F...M,. will DO
held on the First Saturday in April next, The
Bird, ut 4 o'clock, p. NJ. a full attendance is re-
qucstcd. Brethren will take due notice anu be
governed accordingly. BY order of the Lodge.
ROBERT YOUNG, Sect'y
March %. 1860 10 q
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Appropriation Bill,

Below we give our readers an cpitome of
the Bill to make appropriations aud raise
supplies for the year, commencing in %.
tober, 1868, now under consideration in the
State Legislature. by the last section of tho
Bill, the amount to be assessed and collected
is limited to one million of dollars. The
amount appropriated to the various depart
ments by the Bill, is only eight hundred and
twenty-three thousand and forty-two dollars
and thirty eight cents, (sS23, 042.3s,) dis
tributed as follows:
For salaries of the various officers and
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JOHN AAalAl.
NEW STORE ON MAIN STREET,
North Of Lutheran Church.

HAVE just received a full supply of CHEAP
l DRYGOODS, consisting of Prints Of tho latest
Spring st les, Shccrtings, Longclothes, Osnaburgs
cry Of nl grades and styles. Groceries,, consist
ing Of Sugars, Coifecs. Salt, &c., Candies, Crack
ers. SC. Hardware, Farming Tools.
will buy for cash or barter, Eggs, Poultry,
Bacon, &C., for which | will pay as much rs any
merchant in Walhalla can afford. Call and exam.
inc my Stock.
March %, 1869. "a If
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The Cattle Plague.

In tho March number Of the "American
Stock Journal" is q long and valuable article
by Prof. John Gamgee on the Lung Plague
in Cattle. OF all the cattle diseases plcuro-
pneumonia is in the long run the most des-
t~ructivc, because the most insidious and the
least likely to rouse a people to united action
for its e%ffectual suppression. To ignore it's
presence is, however, to insure that the cattle
mortality Of America like that Of England,
will he at least doubled In q few years time.
Rational means energetic action, and earnest
corporations between the different States and
the central government may, with o moderate
expenditure now, save many millions annually
In the not distant future.
There are at present no proper restrictions
on the sale Of infected stock, and in another
year or two, unless som definite and imme-
date action be taken, the disease is likely to
find its way in SO many parts of the country
that its eradication will be almost q matter of
impossibility.
Tho Editors Of the "JournaP' being extern
sive breeders and dealers in cattle, have prin-
ted an edition of over half a million copies
Tor gratuitous distribution among our Farm
ers. We hope all will avail themselves of
this generous offer and send for q COPY
Address N. p. BOYER h Co., Publishers,
Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa.
---~-
Ey" An explosion occurred ina powder
mill and torpedo factory near Titusvillo,
~ 81 49, ~ q. Hs
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TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

CONEE CONFEDERATION.
WHEREAS, Sarah A. Ballingon Hath madp.
" suit to mo to grant her Letters Of Adj
ministration upon the Estate and ehBots, offW. p
Ballinger deceased /: Tho kindred and creditors
Of the said W.Ds Ballingor, decoasod. aro. there.
Fore, ordered to BIO and appear before mo, in
the Court Of Probate. to be held at Wal.,alla,
s., O., on Monday tho 9th day Of A oril next,
at III O'clock, in tho forenoon, to shew oauao, If
any they oan, why the said Administration
should not be granted. Given under my hand,
this tho I'd day'of March, 1861
r.. LEWIS,
Judge ofProhste Cent?
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NOTICE..

VIE unuefstSheo haVihS purchased tho
Il exclusive rights to manufacture and sell
in Anderson, Pickens ind Ooonee Counties, tho
valuable Medicine,
Queen Of Pain,
Known as tho best Medicine now in use. wist,
es to call the attention of the public to his
Agents to sell. viz;
SUBWAY s Madison, Anderson G. II.
A.. M. HOLLAND, Hollands Store;
DEAN & GLENN. Fair Play;
c.. l.. REID & Co. Wnlhulla;
DR.. A. Il. NORMAN, T"
A. b.. GRANT, Cheohcc;
u. o. CnAMDLIN & CO.. Townville;
FRANK. GILwREATu, Wolf Greek;
DR.. p. II. Il. SLOAN, Pendlcton;
DOYLE g. RAMSAY, Walton's Ford
w. II. b. TODD, Travelling Agent.
keep on hand n good stock, well prepared,
which l will supply to the Trade at a liborai
deduction.
JAMES HUNTER.
PESDLEToN, s. G., March lG, 1860 3m*
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Oconee County.
Cynthia Fredericks. A6m'x. Off
Estate Of Goo. w. Frcdcricks,
deceased, Applicant, Petition for d
Joseph B. Caradino and vito ment.
Susan b. Caradinc.
L appearing to my satisfaction that tho heirs
il at.law Of Geo. W. Frcdoricks, deceased. 10
wit: Joseph B. Caradine and wife Susan B..
reside from and beyond the limits of this State:
1t is ordered. therefore, that they do appear at
tho Court of Probate, to be holden for oconeo
County on tho 3Oth day of April next, to show
cause, if any they can, why a final settlement
OF the Estate should not be had and decree rem.
dorcd. Given under my hand and seal Of said
Court, at Probate Office, Walhalla @. H., this
tho 18th day of March. 1859.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate.
March Is. 1860 % 6
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WALHALLA, S. c.:
Friday Mcrning, March, 90, 1869.
aes- In New York, on tho 22d instant,
Cotton was quoted at 283. Gold 81.

EW- The Legislature adjourned on the
Oath instant.
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expenses ofthe State
Government,
Executive Department,
Judiciary Department.,
Ordinary Civil Expenses,
State Police,
Educational Department,
Interest on Pubplio Debt,
Military Expenses,
Commission to Codify tho
Laws of State,
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PROGRESS DE- MORALS IN MAssAoHU.
sErrs.-Wo take the following paragraph
from tho "New York Herald" Of Wednes-
day:
A bona tide prize fight, according to the
rules of tho ring, except that hair pulling and
biting were allowed, took place between two
women in Somcrvillo, Mass, at an early hour
on Monday morning. The contestants, on
their appearance in the ring, wero clad IN tb
conventional costume of CATERS, speak Of be-
yond waterfalls and Magenta curis. At the
very first round one of them, named Sarah
Chapman, became frightened and jumped out
of the ring, buther baokors. drove her 10 again
and she eventually won the fight. At the
twenty.frst round her opponent, Molly Jones,
both Of them having been severely punished,
begged her seconds in Gods namo to take her
away, and go the fight aud m~oney--ffy dol.
lars-was awarded, to, SaraA.,
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bD- A counterfeiters' don was discovered
four miles from st Louis, on Tuesday. Eff.
teen thousand dollars in bogus local treasury
warrants, a lot Of spurious fifty cent United
States notes, and an assortment Of counter.
feiters' implements, wore captured. A wo.
man living near tho place was arrested,
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HORRIBLE PUNISHMENT O F A MURDERER.
A Chinese laborer, not long ago, murdered
a whole family Of seven persons, in Peru =
IIc was arrested, and while tho parties who
had made tho arrest were taking him to the
judicial authorities Of the town of Guadalupe.
They took him to the public square Of thei,
town, covered his body with kerosene oil,
and then burned him alive in a fire which
had been prepared, for tho purpose.
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Township Notice.

VWIISIIIp july
NOTICE IL hereby given that in oil those Iown-
IN ships in Oconee County, in which elections have
been held for Township officers. that those elected
officers must qualify and enter upon the discharges
Of their duties, forthwith 1t deyolves upon them
to hold md conduct the annual election, the second
Tuesday in April next. Townships where no
elections have been held are still under the control
Of the County Commissioners, aud those men ap.
pointed heretofore, are required to conduct the
annual elections therein.
BY order Of the Board of County Commissioners
March, 16, 1860 28 If
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

ADvERrIsrNo There are many who
think sSSs sdvsrtisias dossn't 'pst. Fos
the isforuation Of such, ~ give tie e.
pelisnss u sfsv y ~ noss successful
business, men sithin our knowledge {. &,
I Without advsstissments I should bs .
poor man to.dSy.-H. II. Hslubold.
Ny success 10 owing 70 the libsrality
10 advsrhsihs- Banner. ~, 's . y, ,,i ,.. !. =,
Advertising hss furnished ~ with .
oombsssXcs. Amos Lawrence. 49, :.
i I advertised ny prsdustions and made
money Nicho'aS LcnSwsrsh. ,.. h.' .... ,'.
Uesstastr persistent advertising, 10 .
sure prelude % wealth. .-Stsphsn G,rard.
He who invests oss dollar 10 buainsss
should Invest one dollar 10 advsrtisisg.--
A. T. Stewart -.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

BAKED INDIAN PuDDlNd.-Scald O
quart of milk. Wet up tsscup Of To-
dian meal and three ltablespo poonsful oi
wheat -four in cold milk. Then add q
teacup Of sugar, teaspoon Of cinnamon
and half teaspoon Of salt Pour the bat.
ter into cold milk. Mix, and bake
slowly, four or Eve hours. Skim milk
makes the best pudding.
BLACK Gaze THAT WILL KEEP A
YEAa.-Sugar, one pound /; butter, one
pound Aour, ono pound; sixteen eggs
brandy. quarter pint; raisips, three
pounds; one pound oitrou, one table
spoonful molasses, one and > half gill
Of sour milk, one half teaspoonful sal
eratus. Mace. cinnamon, nutme 70, and
cloves to favor. Bake four hours.
ECONOMICAL CAKE.-One large cup ol
white sugar, butter size Of . butter nut,
one cup Of water, four cups Of aour, one
teaspoonful Of soda, two Of cream tartar,
and one'of vanilla and you will have .
light and handsome loaf OF cake without
eggs or milk.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09
OUR PREMIUM.

We will send the "American Stock
journal" free to every new subscriber 70
the IascR 0bsnty Herald, who will
'e.d !. .as:.'!. ye.ass.s sipusadi.s.ly. sy Ths
subscription prios, II, 81. must Invariably
b paid 'iu sdvshee. This is the best Offer
ever made TO- our 'subseribsrs; for the
Stock Journal il IN excsllsut Asrioul.
tursl Pssisdieal, aad Of itself worth more
than the money. Each number contains
80 sstsso psgss. Sc ~ advertisement
Of this Journal IN asstksr column, sod
send IL yosr names and $3.50.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09
The GREAT Nsw Yoak EiRE ~ 1S8

The GREAT New YoRk EiRE ~ 1885.
We clip isen The solanss Of the Phil.
apeiphis Underwater, ap interesting Incl.
dent il. tha ssrler soxperisses o. The
Etna lpsussoss CsDpsuy, Of Hartford
Copn., showing tho value, - Vail -. ths
reward. whisk sttrsstS to- & A,thlat fals
Allment Of obligations, Of q tims when
nerve was rtduisftS, and individaah sacri.
ics probable. .'d' ei- .s"
Ahsr the great ars Of 1885. the
"Atns," Of Hartford, now ths largest
strongest and most successful Fire In.
sursoes Company u Alssies, sstssiyed
notice Of their losses, and the President
called meeting Of The Board Of Dirso-
tors, and 10 lev words told them they
lad lost, probably, oil their capital.
After . few moments' silence, IN which
the President brought from the ars.proof
vault oil the stocks and bonds represent.
ing their capital, and placed them before
them, when oos Of the Board asksd him
what be should do. do |" said the Pres.
idsnt, "Ge 70 New York aud pay the
losses, If il takes every dollar there" "
pointing to the pactago, land my own
fortune besides. "
The anxious locke gave way to those
Of settled determination, and the Bosrd
unanimously said: "Good and We will
stand BY you with al our individual oap.
ital."
The President went to New York, ad.
justed the losses, aud in years time the
company. 50 bold to act and ready TO
fulfill all its obligations, had their capital
moro than returned BY premiums, and .
better reputation than any company 10
the United States.
HHNRY QuI0LsY, Agent, Troy Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09
'1!")E d. y - W C)"
ST. LOUIS MARKET-DEC. 8.

FLouR-Bsst setting at t6.2t@7.60
Per bbl.a b'|' ,%i YTl"rDD Nr6AN
WHEAT-Red winter, d 80 for strictly
choice $4,000 70 isl@l.o5 forNNcs 8
and 2. White winter. sl.O8, for low
primo, and sl.l0@l.l2a for No. 2.
ACoaNA70 70 96c psr bashsl.
y Oars - 70 go per bashsl.A ,>A2M
BARIEY-sl.ss 20 $3.50 psr busAsl.
Rs-s8a per bushsl.. st,g,u,v,
LARD-1sc per lb.
Eoos-A to $50 per dos.
AppLEs Good -gsns.iugs s2 to s2.25
per Dbl; choice mixed, s8@s rs to $3.50.
9, pRIrD FRulr-AppIes 7@7a 70 80
e1e per ID. PaAeAsA halves .9,te ue."i5
con, "' ''' LIVE Srook..r. ",T ), .,ss 'ss''
CATzEsMThs tRspuhiea.' says there
has been little or DO change IL ths cattle
market. and trade in this department has
been nearly devoid Of animation aside
from the local demand there has been but
LITTLE inqpiTy there havipg beep scarcely
S any shippBg asSSSd d apsMasivo hei.
,ug among cat6i dsifsnk generally. Prices
range fea $3.50 tor26.50; ,,..1
HoGdsN.yTbb;sS adssm.nSda' adssm.nSda''SS SSonslSvssS quite
.otiv. and ss,dy for hog;. VIII % apo
t~iaGS 1S GrioS3 Aik}Is S6iaii hseu
readily absorbed st full prices. which
rang. from ss.ss - sidss'' .eeo.aing to
wight asd quality. ,,,uH ~ =, ons
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09
SIN MISSOURI Rt!PuSlIcAs.
PROSPECTUS ron ,sto.,

I The year 1879 promises % b sss u ssussal
Interest II he iolisisal vesid. 1he 0setrsss.
ional and State sisetionv take place 10 the fsll,
and the 0avass preesdins then 10 likely 70 b
s: ..s..: y. :,: q. E ..ss!s IT,; S:::s
Of the growth and adu hssnsst st thssosntryi /
and for valuable seatississ u relation . s4rsal.
turs, naanlhetstss, 10. Its exesotsd that this
census viii indicate thetransfss sf political power
froD he North SD Hast, vhsrs II has % lesg
bssa ssseessatsd. Already The agitatioH hes
eonssssst which |. y Fsssltia jusssas 70 sas
but, struggling ald hspefHi South. The high
protsetivs tsfiG isvisd for the ,bspsat Of the
Eastsrn monopolists, and the uniust and ,diserim.
mating course which fAvors the people alsny the
Atlantic cpast with extravsssat national Appfo-
priations, whils Il dsvotss % little 10 the in
Preysmsnt Of our Western rivers, are aroa:iss
Ispuaas rsvelstion, pssPssui bat thorosgA.
ThSfe are qusstious, also, growing out Of the
conditions OF our finances, which will b warmly
dscussed BY able minds during the coming year.
The proceedings Of Congress, which body will
probably remain in session antil jane or Jaly,
viii bs watched with very general and eager 10
tersst. The Lsgislaturss Of Missoari, Kansas
and lows, snd the Constitutional Coavsntioi Of
IlliAeis, will deabtless afford matter Of import.
iancs for the confederation Of the people In the
region whsrs the Republican eiroslstss most
largsly: 50 t'1.
upon live journal Of the times. Sympathisiny
most heartily with the Democracy, Il will, %
heretofore, be found battling In drn snd inds.
pendent soirit for tho doctrines Of that party,
and 'ths men who nay represent thon. Bst,
while treating the political qusssions Of the day
10 this spirit, We shall always aim to deal fairly
with opponsnts, and never suppress tho NEWS be.
cauaa II ana NJ anN,pd nth aa,R MN uolitiea1
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

Oar handsome Cthst's . joke u friend
Fisher cf rho Troy Herald, 10 getting
poeticaI. The cold nights doubtless make
him wish for . bed fellow; jsst listen
how he taiks: E!
cor else, % glovs the winter Ars,
The blast Without blows cold,
In spirit bring my !qsssn tonight, nara.
She whom ny heart snfolds.n 81
Now, that is right good poetry, though
not % good as some of the other stanzas
but Why in the name Of sense does
Fisher want to- slespwith a'sIritr Tha,
would BE- tie ooldsst comfort imaginable.
-wsnt.viils News. 5',...' d. ,,'.,.. ,, ~ y,
Not u was ardent, Bfytn. -,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09
AGRICULTURAL, DOMESTIC, ETC
Hints for December.

December being tho 6rst winter mouth
1t will be presumed that every industri-
Gus and thrifty farmer is fully prepared
to meetit; but wo sometimes presume on
too mueh-more thsa .is warrcntcd by
tho facts. Jack Frost il about putting
the face of the earth under lock and key,
and from his diotum there 10 no appeal,
until tho earth in its orbit brings Us into
o position to receive greater warmth from
the SUM-.
Ice houses should be repaired or new
ones built. DO not put this of until the
morning that you arc going to Gil them.
Have everything iu readiness to take ad-
vantage Of the 6rst good ice that is made.
Those who do not take advantage Of De.
cember ice often full to ret any other.
In tho middle and northern states farm
stock must now depend, in great meas.
uro, on what is given to oit; and much
depends on how It 10 giveu--how 1t is pre-.
pared, and what quantity. These are
matters that should occupy the mind Of
every stock owner; he should be able to
estimate how much food per week each
animal will require to keep it 10 good
condition which kinds OF food will be
the cheapest-remembering always that
there should be . variety and change
from one to the other, so that the appe-
tito may not be cioyed BY too long con-
tinuance Of one variety.
Many experiments have been made Ia
cooking food for stock; these have beeu
conducted by men Of intelligence for the
purpose Of acquiring facts on which to
base fair calculations. Arithmetic has
lent its aid weights and measdrs hsvs
been used, ts.weh With food 40 wkh tie
animals fed. The general results ffom
all these facts and figures 60 to show
that there is . saving Of from twenty Eve
to thirty.thfee per cent BY properly cook
ing The food for farm stockJ and that the
best and cheapest way Of doing it 10 BY
steam The great wonder is, that with
all this knowledge put into the hands ol
every farmer who reads % agricultural
paper, the praetios Of stsaHing OF in some
way cooking food FOR stock has not be-
come more general. We trust that many
who have not hithsstS dose II Will com
mence this winter. kas=
The article Of fuel iss family ssa hAl
now . strong slain On our attention. I,
is the practice With TOO oAnipy to postpone
preparing winter 6rewood until It can be
no longsr postponed. Fhis il. not only
wrong in economy, but 10 the enjoy meh'
Of life. Fires. made Of green YOU'D arc
both slow and vexatious. Ohf wives and
daughters will greet us with. sweeter
smiles when. retiring from Our out doc.
labor, II We hsvs supplied 1thsm with
plenty sf'wtli 'prsPAtsd dsysatosl 70,
cooking our nisAlsanl warming the house
What tbetysrTecdmpepse ooal9We dysisej
American Stock Journal.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

ApPLxroN's JouRNAL.-This, We have
6cen assured by . subscriber, Is one Of
the foremost literary journals Of the
cosusry, all its reading matter being Of
. ehaste and elegant character. % bis
judgmaut We feel safe in recommending il
to oil who want good literature. Besides
Z steel fs6ntispieee to every issue, there
comes weekly to eaeh subscriber fne
steel. sagraviug, representing picturesque
landscapes, works Of Art, ste. The price
of tie Journal ID ~ year. D. Apple
&on & Co., publishers, New York.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

We have sent bills by mail to those who
have not paid their subscriptions to the
Herald. Kind friends, please remit At
once; We are in need Of every cent that
is due us. Can We have il?
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

Through tho Montgomery county
Standard we learn Of tho death Of Wm.
Parker, Esq, who died suddenly at the
Parker House, in Boston, Mass, on the
I'd ult., at the advanced ago Of "a years.
The deceased was brother Of the late
Francis Parker, ESD, SO we'll and favor.
ably known to the people Of this county.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

N10MtH u ISot3 glVsU Dat bttoba q eaAin.
~ istration were granted TO the undersigned on
the sststS Of iS06S BAijss, assssS<d, BY the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Lineola county,
Asi eAlSS lStyalef, Hevsne:s, asoe, J. H.
are required tyjs.Siblt t1sh({ {oltB,, sdministrs-
tor for allowance within one vssr alter the date
ot 81 i:.e.,.. e ~ &Y ,: ,es.siaasds siEa9
within two yssrs from shs date Of said letters
they will b. forever barred.
dscSnSop B e~yRObDaJ HVWlLLs ssdm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

Christmas will soon be. here. Good
mothers and dutiful children are planning
eurprises for eachother. The stores are
filing up with nice presents. Why don't
they tell the people through the Herald
what they have?
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

Our streets are muddy enough to be
very disagreeable, aud some Of our plank
side walks diIapidated enough to be dan
gerous. II o certain side walk on ilain
street wero torn away, il might save some
one the pain Of broken leg.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

TAKEN UP byiHssrt. in, Aisaa sfaPrsisis ~,
/ bay horse colt, little white iu face. one
year old past. about Il hxnds high. No marks or
:s:rs :"s g. II. X ;s:... w,'i:':: J. T..
the goth Of Nov. 1889. -. ssov3