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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
Administrator Notice.

NIoTICE IL hereby given that the UNDER
ihSd As Administrator Of tho Esiaie o. sees
smith, dece aSed, late or Fairfield county. vlio'
7-Iyi'T' TllI WIN. d. SPENCER, Admr'
Oct. 7, lseo-sw2es :
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IRON CITY COLLEGE. The
course Of study and business train
ing pursued at this popular Bust
ness College has the unqualified
approval Of business mon in all
parts of the country, as will be
seen by an examination of its Cir
cular, to be had on addressing th,
Principals, Smith & Cowley, Pitts.
burgb, Pa. .,.,. ~ .r2i ,g .'eh ,a.
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The Queen of Magic, Friday
night.
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AGENTS.

TTNHE Pacific Railroad opened. Seven days
III from New York to San Francisco, aud a
new interest Ieltln the Great West. ..gHo 81
THE, OLD WEST AS, IT. WAS AND TIE
NEW WEST AS l'nlS arc fully described IN
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This IxPALLIBLE !REMEpY does not, like the
poisonous irritating snuffs and strong eaustic
solutions with VIII ich the people have long been
humbugged, simply pallate for short time
or drue The disease 10 the iungS as there IS dam
ger OF doing in the use Of such nostrums, bus
IL produces PERFECT AND PERMANENT euRfs OF
rus woRsr CASES OF CHRONIC cATARRH, as thou
sands can testify. "CoLD IN THE HEAD Is
cured with a few applications. CATARRHAL
/ HEApAcnE IS relieved and cured as ifby mage.
7 il removes offensive Breath, Loss or impair
ment OF the sense of taste, smell or hearing,
Watering or Weak Eyes, impaired Memory,
when caused by the violerce of CatarI b, as they
allfreqnenty are. / otferin good faith stand
[ ing reward Of $500 for case OF Catarrh that l
cannot cure.
/ FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. PRICE ONLY % CENTS.
Ask your Druggist forthe Remedy, but II he
has not yet got It on sale, don't he put on by
| acceptingan miserable worse than worthless
/ substitute, but enclose sixty cents TO me, and
l the Remedy will be sent you post paid. -Four
packages 81 90, or one dozen Tor $500 Send q
two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's pamphlet on Ca
tarrh. Address the Proprietor,
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
Septic, '09-ly. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

Purchase your Gloves, Shirts
and Drawers, at Rising, Miller 4
Seipcl's.
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A Safe and Speady Cure for Coughs. Colds,
Asthma Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Group,
Influenza, Whooping Cough, Incipient.
Consumption, and all Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs. Don't neglect
'evere Cough, or throw away money on
worthless medicine.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
.Preparod by SEWARD. BENTLEY
&CHENEY, Druggists, Buffalo, NY. Sold
by all Druggists.
septsmbcrlle, lsOlyo- i9a
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p. w. Bininger

has added. to his large and fine stock, com.
plete lot Of Peter Fank's JoweIry, Fancy
Goods, Beads and everything usually kepti ina
Watch, Clock and JeweIry store. [sep. %, a.
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p. w. Bininger has the
greatest invention Of the day, the Yankee
Doodle Clock, almost PerpstuAi Motion, on
exhibition at his Jewelry Store, go and see 1t.
RIsing's Block, Nam street. ept. 2a-M.
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le4 ACRES in. ,Berne township, Fairfield
county, Ohio, on which lisa good two story
Dwelling. large barn, good outbuildings, excel.
lent water at the house, running water on the
flrm two good orchards. Soil--good bottom
land. PriceSs0 per acre. .ks.
a1RiNO essN3hH J. q. HITE 4 co.
lancaster, O., Sept, %, is0O If. fH
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New Corn is selling ia Lancas.
teEla 6Oto 6b cents per bushel by
the Rag on.load.l aoaa 5,soh
90 LIEamnaaAaE Lll a-Il
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The Graod Fall Opening Of Fash.
ionable Millinery is now in prog
ress at Miss KATE Quilts.
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TwOlOtsin 10 udiapapolis, Indiana

One houseand lot on North Broad street, in
tho cityiof LahcAstef; w f f
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The undersigned will attend to all business
pertaining to buying and selling Real Estate
| n the ,.ost favorable terms.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
Exl,ubcrant Health

Il blessing vouchsofcd to few. Even those who
have been favored BY nature with strong cons,i-
tutors and vigorous frames nre apt to neglect the
precautions necessary to preserve these precious
endowmcnts. Indeed. rs rule, the more healthy
clincd to take with his own physique. 1t IL some
know that they can be SO invigoratci ard built
up, by proper use oc Tho means which science
has placed ut their disposal, rs to have much
better chance Of long lilo and exemptions iro IN
disease and pain. than tho most athletic of their
fellows who are Foolish enough TO suppose them
selves invulnerab!c, and act accordingly.
-=it Is not too much to say that more than half
the civilized world need occasional tonic, to en-
! able them to support the strain upon their bodi,
and minis, which the fast life of this restless nge
occasions. ! n fact, purely wholesome, unexcit
lug tonic is the grand desdcratum of the busy
millions, and they have the article in HOSTEL.
TER'S SOMACll BITTERS. 1t is u staminal
medicine, !. Q. 1t imparts permanent strength to
weak systems and invigOrates delicate c0nstitu-
tions. Its reputation and its sales have stenlily
increased. Competitive preparations have been
introduced dd Hbihm, and, as far as the public Il
concerned, al nunse"m, in the hope of rivaing IT,
but they have all either pcrished In tho attempt
or hecn left far In the rear 1t has bccn thee cal
medical success of the present century. and it IL
quito certain that n" proprietary medicine In this
| country IS ns widely known, or as gene q ly used
Ten lightning presses, running inccssantly
| Sundays cqcepted the whole year through
| barely supply the demand for the lilustiatcd Al
mnGac in which tho nature and uses Of the prep.
aratiOn arc set forth, the circulation now bcinl
| over Ave millions n year.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
WinteriBg Farm Stock.

AS winter approaches. tho farmer is
reminded that his 1.-Two stock can no Ion
ger wander over the field and collect their
food from day to dsy.
The barns arc we'll stored with hay
and grain. Stacks and ricks Of hay and
fodder surround the barns and stables as
corps dc reserve, showing tho thriftincss
and foresight of the industrious farmer
in providing for the coming winter.
But what Of winter? We readily per.
ceivo when it begins but who can predict
when it will cnd2 .I
c:Some people think that when butter is
plenty it should be spread thick on the
bread, without thinking that it may some
time become scarce, and then the bread
will not be eaten with SO good relish
with thinner spread, or without any at
also with the winter fodder they be.
gin to feed very lavlshly at the commence.
meut Of wiutcr-not only lavishly bu.
wastefully, thinking that so large an a.
mount Of food can hardly be eaten by
their stock during the wiutcr, forgetting
that the winter may be very long ono
There IL o deeper view of the matter
and one that Is worth looking into. All
that farmer grows on his farm is worth
monsy-worth dollars that is tho word
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
Administrator sale Of
Real Estate.

pY virtuo Of an order Of the County Court Of
ID Lincoln county. Missouri, made at the No.
vember term, 1898, will sell ut public auction AT
the fDnt door Of tho Court house In Troy, In the
county aforesaid, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY llth, 1869,
between tho hours of o'clock .. IN. md 4
o'clock, p. IN. Of sail day, tho following real
soutt east quarter. section so township so range
2csst, and ~ acres, nIS Of tho MI cftbe south.
west quarter Of the southeast quarter or section
30, township 81, range 2 east, containing In all
30 acres. Subject to u deo,l Of trust In favor OF
James NJ. Sitton. executed on tho Goth day OF
February, 1858, for three hundred dollars, with
ten per cent interest from date per annum, aud
duo May lst, 1864. Terms cash,
JIM, KIN1, admimistrator Of
jonl 3wl =. b, Sitton's estate.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
To CONSUME

THE advertiser having been restored TO health
l. in few weeks by u very simple rcmcuy,
after having suffered several years with a severe
lung affection, and tnat dread disease cOrsuinp-
tion, is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To NIL who desire It, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (frce Of chargc) with the di-
rection. for preparing and using the same, which
they will Gnd rnre cure for CONSUMPTION, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis &r Tho only object Of the nd
vertiser In sending the Prescription is to benefit
tho afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable; and ho hopes every
sufferer may try his remedy, as it will cost then,
nothing, and nny prove n blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription will please nd
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
1906 5. Second St., Williamsburg, Kings Co., n y
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
LOCAL AND COUNTY.

THE HERALD Fon 1SG0.-Wc will
use our utmost cndeavors to make the
Herald for 1869 q welto visitor to
. cry frcsidc in the county. While VIC
will continue to battle for tho noble
principles VIC have cndeavorcd to defend
in the past-truc Democracy-the pape'
will not be wholly given ov to politics
but filed with the choicest reading an
news matter, such as will b, fit to intro
duce into every family. In a word we in
tend making the Herald a Family paper
Send in your names. Every family il
the county should subscribe for at lens
one number. One dollar and half
year. In clubs of ten the Herald ma.
be had for sl.25 to the subscriior-o
$3.50 for the club. The cash must al
ways accompany the names. Will no
eomo Of our friends do good thing b.
Us?
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

talk Of dollars, and every ono can ap.
prsciAto IL. Now, oil this hay, and straw,
aud corn, and oats can be converted into
dollars. A fermcr will not scatter his
dollars about carclcssly, but he will some.
times waste, or let 20 to waste that which,
if properly applied, can bc converted
into dollars.
The important question presents itself
here how all this great accumulation
o. stock fool can 10 converted into tho
most money? Not by throwing it in
lurg. quantities before the stock to be
trampled under their feet. This, you
say, will make manure. So it will but
Mt what cost? Did the farmer toll, aud
sweat, and hire help during the whole
summer to collect oil this great amount
Of fodder merely to make manure?
Better to have left 1t where il grew on
the ground, by which the additional nd
vantage Of mulching would have been Sc
cured. Valuable as il manure, it may be
purchased too dear. Do you suppose
that stock will thrive any better by hav
ing large quantities Of food continually
at their disposal to either cat or waste ?
No; they will not thrive so we'll. The
appetite becomes cloyed aud vi,iatcl by
the very abundance presented to them
through Kindness they seize. the mos,
palatablc parts and rel .ct tho remainder
they thus cultivate u fhstidious appetite
that becomes more and more critical
every day.
Stock will thrive better with just ns
much food given as they will cat up clean
This should be at stated periods and reg
ularly attended to. II by feeding eco
nomicallya large surplus is found to be
on hand at the end Of the season, it i.
better than to have it wasted but il
would have been better and more prof
table to have added more stock, which
would have yielded more profit. Don
waste the food, nevertheless yonr fields
may not yield so abundan,ly tho mex
season, and your hay being well secured
will lose none of its virtues by bcin;
kept er.--Amcrican Stock Journal.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
STATE ITEMS.

The Presbyterian Charch at Bruns-
wick, Charlton county, which was adver-
tiscd to 10 sold on the 18th ultimo, un.
der Il deed Of trust, was not sold, the
congregation having made arrangements
previously for paying the debt.
The Stockton Cedar county, Tribune
says many q poor devil in that town has
to tie himself to q woman, for the want
Of tailor TO mend his wardrobe. Some.
body ought to take pity on the women
and relieve them from the burden Of the
poor devils by sending tailor there.
A poor woman, without friends, a
Stranger and unknown, was buried ia the
"Potter's Field" Of st. Joseph on the
Goth ult. Who she was, where she was
from, what and how many the tender as.
sociations connected with her girlhood
and her early home, one aud oil were
alike unknown.
One night week before last, q man
named David B. Stice, confined in the
Saline county Jail under indictment 70.
the murder of William Hughes, made his
escape and departed for parts unknown
Notwithstanding ho was indicted for mur
der in the first degree, the Banner init
mates that no efforts have been made te
secure his arrest.
Tho rascal who shot at and wounded
and robbed Mr.. II. NJ. Smart, in Au
drain county, on tho 18th ultimo, turns
out to DO ona Billy Grimes, whom Gov
Fletcher pardoned out Of the pcniteutiary
como time ago. Subsequently he was ar
rested aud confined 10 the Marion count,
Jail, at Palmyra, from which he managed
to escape.
On the 2lst ult. Allen French ant
George Dorsey, colored men, found al
express bag lying in the road betwee'
Bowling Green aud Ashley, in Pix
county, and delivered it to the Postmas
ter at Bowling Green. It appears to hav'
been dropped from tho stage running
from Wellsville on the North Missour
railroad, to Louisians. The contents, o
their value 10 not stated.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

FRozE TO DEArM.-Mr. George G:ay,
an old citizen Of this county, froze to
death on tho night Of the 23d ult., on tho
road from Falmouth to his homo, in Hur
ricane township. He had been drinking
during the day, and in the evening left
town for homo. Before crossing the lake
he wandered of the road and lay down in
the grass, where he was found dead the
next night about nine o'clock. Squire
Downing held 40 inquest over the body
We have not heard the verdict Of the
jury, but Imagine il is in accordance will
the above facts. Mr.. Gray leaves wife
and several children.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

D1AMoNDs AND WATcHEs-There is
nothing 10 the world like a handsome
watck or se' Of diamond jewclry to give
to o sweet heart or near friend-if you
can afford it. Well, If you want such a
thing Nr. Jchu Sylvester, Of St. Louis
can supply you with the very best. lie
keeps constantly on hand large assort'
ment Of diamonds, gold and silver watches
tools anl materials, at wholesale and
retail. See card in another column, and
when you 60 to the city, give him call
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

See the advertisement Of that most
agreeable and jevial Of business mon, 8 F.
Msyos, better known among his friends
as "Stevs." Like sensible man, that
he is, he has adopted the cash system,
fully convinced Of its beneficial effects Ia
trudesman and buyer. Steve is whole
soulcd fellow, and If you call on him We
assure you that if you don't 60 away with
large bundle Of goods and fair bargain
you will nevertheless be impressed with
the idea that lie is not o bad fellow tt
deal with. Give him call
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01


j. W. BOWLER Il Co.-It gives US
pleasure to invite the attention Of our
patrons to tho card Of the above firm,
Commission Merchants, St. Louis, as also
to advocate the superior claims Of the
gentlemen comprising the same to lib.
cral share Of the grain and general pro-
duce business Of this county.
Mr.. Dowlcr is q native born St. Lou
i,an, and gentleman Of honor, means,
and thorough business qualifications and
habits, and Mr.. Raymond has had a long
and active practical experience in the
Commission business, having been cduca
ted in the once prominent and successful
house Of Fife & Michael, who it will be
remembered handled large proportion
Of our wheat, and were the lirs, to intro.
the famous Zimmerman" upon tho St.
Louis market, and to establish the still
retained reputation Of Lincoln county as
being one Of the best wheat growing
counties in the whole country.
We feel assured that it would rebound
to the best interests Of our friends to opcr
and cultivate business correspondence
with Mcssrs Dowlcr & Co.; they possess
all the necessary requisites to ensure com
plete satisfaction, together with tho dc
sire to please.
Messrs. Dowlcr & Co. will furnish any
number Of No. seamless sacks to respon
siblc parties, Immediately upon applica
ton, per mail or otherwise.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, May 10, 1860
Agent Florence Sewing Machine Co.:
Sir.-Wc have used a tlorcucc Sow
ing Machine, in our family for tho past
three years, it is now as good as new,
gives entire satisfaction, and performs it.
work in durable and excellent manner
A fair trial is all that is necessary to
convince one Of its superiority over al
others. Yours, &C.,
Mrs. JAMES WILSON.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of ad-
~ ministration were granted to f. q. Sittcn on
tho estate Of Araminta Walker deceased. on the
26th day Of December. 1853, by the Clerk .f tho
County Court Of Lincoln County, Mo.
Allpersons baviug claims against said estate aro
required to exhibit them to tho ndminstra' 'or for
allowance within ono year from tho date Of said
letters or they mny be presludod from any benefit
Of snid estate; and II not exhibited within two
years from the date Of said letters they will be
forever barred.
jqnIp e. @. SITTGN, admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

For young nan who is thoroughly in
earnest, farming offers grand field for
effort; but the man who is only half n
earnest, who thinks tina, costly barns, and
imported stock, ami a nicc'y,rclled lawn
are the great objects Of attainment, may
accomplish pretty results, but they will
be small ones
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from,
the effects of youthful indiscrotion will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send FREQ to all who
need it, the recipe md direction for making tho
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do 90 by addressing In perfect confidence,
JOHN d. OGDEN,
ce19 '5S a47 1y] No AZ Cedar street, New York.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

We ore compelled to erase the names
Of several Of our subscribers from our
books this week. They are in arrears
from one to two years. We will try and
make tho Herald moro than worth the
subscription price, and will not suffer
names to remain on our books who arc SO
backward about coming forward.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ ested that the undersigned, administrator OF
the estate Of Michael Black, deceased, will make
final settlement Of his administration of said
estate at the next February term of tho Lincoln
County Court, to ho begun and held in Troy on
Monday, tho sth day of February, 1889.
ianI JOHN Il. BRITTON, adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

TAKEN up by r II CCox, Of Bedford tovns'p,
L u red cow .ith calfl white back and bslly,
some white In the face, unmarried, 8 years old.
Appraised at $50 bv h lowell ana Hm Smith.
Jr, before Allen Howell, p. Beeerdsd Nov.
IL, 1868. ... u5l
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

TAKEN up by George " smith, Of Millwood
township, black mare mule, supposed to
DO two years old last spring. banded with d on
the left shoulder. marked With an uhderbit In tho
right esr. about u u hand high. . Appraised at
50 dollars by II smith aud \ u Reed hsfore W
r Madssn, J p, Dee !, lsss. 80 " Nslp
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

The Fulton Telegraph says that very
great desire exists among the young folks
Of Galloway, particularly at this season Of
the year, to get married. We hear Of a
few such impuisivc creatures around us.
In fact We were seized not long since with
q kind Of uneasy sensation under our
waistcoas, as If young partridge was
trying to Au.tcr out, but was very sud.
denly relieved Of the sensation by one Of
the "dccply, beautifully blue eyed" fair
ones telling Us that as VIC were an editor,
and it was hard matter for US to get
along single handed, she would excuse
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

TAKEN up by Jos n Howell, Of Bedford town
4 ship, u steer Of white color, como white on
her sar, marked with hnif undercrop in tho lcf.
ear. Appraised at 20 dollars by Stephen Clagxstt
and Ralph Cox. before Allen Howell, J P. ke.
corded Dec 3, 1868. a' ...h'..' n5l
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

~
pEPARrrR&s OF NAILS.
For wrigh City, daily (sxcept Sunday at a.so A
Lost Branch, Mondays ."."... "...6.oo
Auburn, Tues, Thurs, Sat.,"".. .....6.oo
Ashley, Tuesdays and Fridays""..6.0o
Cap.au- Girls, Wednesdays s.".... "..,8.Oo
Truxton, Fridays" """""...".."".".6'oo
The msils close at O'Clock on the evening
.n-svton.. 10 their departures: ..,,,.-.
ARRIVALS.
From Wright City, daily (except Sunday 800 p
Lost Branch, Mondsys".".""....""5
Auburn, Tues, Thurs. and Sat ,..".6Oo
Ashley, Wednesdays and Saturdnys."6.oo
Cap.au. Girls, Wednesdays" "..."...6.oe
Truxton, Fridays .-..... ......G0o
D. CRUMP, =. NJ.
T. II. NARRrs, Asst r. N.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

A pleasant little dance came of at The
Troy House on Christmas night. Splen.
did music, good dancing and pretty girls.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

Flour sold in St. Louis on the 26th Of
December at s6 25@s so per bbl., for
fall super. Wheat, choice red, sold at
81 90. Corn at So to $40 in bulk. Po
tatoss 500 per pushel. Cattle, choice
sold At e6@6 so. Hogs selling at 50 30
@l0 for extra good to prime % 50@9i
medium to fair e7@s per 100 tbs. gross.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
Stray Notices.

TAKEN up by VIM. Norton, Jr., Of Bedford
township. q red nnd white spotted .tear,
supposed to bo years Old past, marked with q
crop and underbit in lott ear, and two Sits ami
an underbit in tho tight, bsan,lod on tho left hin
with D. Appraised at so dollars BY or Fra
s,sr and L,vi Garret be orc C6as Wheeler. J. p.
Recorded Dee. II, 1868. ..itN O. fl5ip
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

SAD AccIDENT.-Onc Of our Oldest
and best citizens, Mr.. Thomas Graves,
met with terrible accident on Wcdnes.
day, the 28d ult. He, in company with
several of bis neighbors, had been to St
Louis, travelling in their wagons. On
Wednesday when they were returning, al
driving closely together, and just as they
we're crossing the North Missouri railroad
near St. Teter's, the train dashed upor
them without giving the signal, smashing
Mr.. Graves wagon aud taking of one o.
his arms, besides injuring him in q very
serious manner otherwise. Mr.. Graves
is still at St. Peters, bat we are glad to say
10 fair way to recover. DR.. Gilmer, o
New Hope, went down to SEQ him, ant
thinks that he will recover.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

TAKEN up by AAn waggoncr, of Hurricane
L township, q sorrei mare, white star in fore
head, Eve years OIL next spring, .nbrokc, about
10 hands high. Appraised at rs doila,s, by u y
j Waggoner uRd Jas 4 Watson hefore John q
Dowaing, y. Recorded Dec u. 1868.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

The Troy House, under the manage.
ment Of Hammond l. Netherland is do
Jog q staving business, setting excellent
tables, keeping good fires, and playing
tho agreeable generally, while our friend
Netherland knows how to crack good
Joke, aud takes one equally we'll. Ev'
erything goes on steamingly while the
pot 10 boiling. Jack, stir up tho Gre.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01
Through rirr

Takes effect Sunday, Febru:ry 20, 1868, Mt r. "
TRAINS FROM ST. LOUIS TO MACON,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-01

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