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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-19

The MURDER OF DIR. AYER.-The Grand
Jury of Jefferson County found true bill
for murder on Tuesday last against Wilson
Flournoy, freedman, for the killing of
DIR. Aver, radical member of the Legisla-
ture from that County. The case was called
for trial on Tuesday evening, and motion
was made by Wilson's counsel for con-
tinuance, on the ground that the bill had
just been returned against him. and that he
had had no time for preparation for his
trial, and because of the great excitement
in the County growing out of the recent
homicide. The Court granted the CONT
nuance, and ordered the prisoner to be
taken from the Louisville Jail and brought
to the Jail in this city. which was done on
Thursday evening. There was much feel
ing among the negroes in Jefferson against
the accused. and the Jail had been guarded
by the whites to prevent threatened lynch
ing of Wilson by tho colored people.
Wilson denies the homicide, but the evi-
dence, we learn, is of the most convincing
character as to his guilt
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
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In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United States for the
District OF South Carolina.
AZ Columbia, the 12h day Of May, A. d. 1869.
j pointment as Assignee Of HALCOT P GREEN,
Of Columbia, County OF Richland, and State OF
South Carolina, within the said District, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt. upon his own petition
by the District Court Of the said District.
May IL w3 THOS. j. LAafOTTE, Assignee.
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VOLUME v-NO. 81.
j. N. ROBSON, Commission Merchant,
NOS. AND 2 ATLANTIC WHARF.
CHLRLE LESTON g n

HAVING ample means for advances n bust
LII ness experience of twenty years, and confin-
ing himself strictly to COMMISSION BUSINESS,
without operating on his own account respect
fully solicits consignmcnts of Cotton, Flour,
Wheat Corn, etc.
Shippers of Produce to him may, at their op-
ton, have their consgnments sold either in
tage of two markets, without extra commission.
REFERENCES: e! G.
Bishop W. NJ Wightman, s. c.; Col. Wm john
son. Charlotte, N. c.; Rev. T. o. Summers, Ten
nessee; Hon. John P. King, Augusta, Ca; Measrs.
George W.. Williams & Co, Charleston, s. c.;
Messrs. Williams, Taylor Il Co., New York.
April % .I Fly
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Light! Light!L LightI!!

SAEETY fpSI TM1 and EconSmy eombined by using the
CENT OIL. This Oil is non-explosive and gives
a brilliant light, without the use of lamp CHM
neys, or the trouble Of cleaning them Kerosene
Lamps altered to use the Crescent Oil and Gas
Generator, at trifng expense. For further in
formation and a supply of Crescent Oil and Gas
Generator, apply to J. X T. r. AGNEW
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Charleston Advertisements.
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
Agricultural and Mechanical Magazine.

(CDacial Organ Of The South Carolina State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society,"
A AN early date, tho subscribers Will publish
IA the first number of Monthly Magazine, de-
voted to the development Of the material interests
OF this State, and the whole South; and will dis
may see what it is before subscribing. They intend
to make it the best and handsomest industrial
magazine over published at the South, and they
ask the cordial operation of every good citizen
in this enterprise, which must rebound to the
public welfare Persons wishing copies Of the first
number, will please send their address to
WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL,
May IL Charleston, s. @.
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GARD.

GARD.
fNH3KLFS kFI.i!ISON. iuimcTlN II tic firm of
" 9. x T.. J.. k.Iri-oI.. would inform his friends
and the pubic that hc iia~ purchased from Mr.
Jnmcs 3. kctse, all is st".k il. trade &c at tho.
store No 252 kim >tr.t and Will there continue
the DRY GOOD: DCHINt -, Whol,sa aud Re-
tail, for ash, on be own ..,:i :ivi,uai account and
res p"nsitility He viii proceed, Without de!av
10 rcDlcnlsh and reno tlc stock and continue so
doing until 'ht nse"rtn'cIii shall hc made COM
pct' an attractive * TIE terms will be- STRICT
IH CASH or approved city acceptance TOR 4 short
credit, |; necessarily ,uw- that the Irices must
be Kept ~ cnst low 1s to tt found III any other
respectable establishments.
His brother. Mr.. L. J.. kcI,ison, assisted by
Alr. ~ u. McDontn holli tXrc r;cnced merchants
IL this Iihe, will be found at Lis Sore, aiding in
the c"nduc' anG inanar mon. Of te ilsine ss, and
1t /. hoped that his and their efforts TO win the
confidence and patronage OF tie public will be as
successful as III past days the old firm. al he
corner OF King and Market s,reets, Charleston.
FeO II 3mO
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

ST. CLOUD HOTEL. -
AANC0 THIS NEW and Commodous
(5GW,\u2S HOUSE, located corner of Broad
m1l&i ,&I1c way and Forty second street. New
Gssz.4{95York, Gz!.E95Yor possesses advantages over
all other houses, for the accommodation of it's
family boarding house-the rooms being large and
en- suite, heated by steam-with hot and cold
water, and furnished second to none; while the
culinary department ls in the most experienced
hands, aftording. guests an unequalled table.
One OF fAtwood's Patent Elevators Is also among
the modern improvements" and at the service Of
guests, at all hours.
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass
the the door every four minutes, running from the
City Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth and
either side affording ample facilities for commu.
nicating with all the depots, steamboat landings,
metropolis. MORE & HOILEY
March ~ emo Proprietors.
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Needles and Fishing Tackle

Needles and Fishing Tackle.
A NDREW CLERK & co. respectfully inform
"a the public and heir old customers, that they
still continue business in their old store, No 4S
Maiden Lane, New York. Their assortment Of
Fishing Tackle is the largest and most complete
Agents for the Warrin Needle, which, for the last
thirty years, has enjoyed reputation for quality
and uniformity OF temper superior to all others.
March 81 3nno
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Works Of art-Modern fashionable ladies
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01
ReluIning q Salute,

A most amusing stsry 10 told Of Judes
B., Of Penpsylvaoia. Travelling soms
years since BY rail to Harrisburg, the
iron horse had stopped to water, whom
suddenly the Judge drew his white hand.
keRchief from his pocket and began wAx.
ing it vigorously in the Dir, at the ssms
time bobbius his head out at the window
10 very energetic manner.
"What are you about, Judgs Z" said
Mr. O., without rising from his seas.
"Why, don't you see, yonder2 There's
. lady waving her handkerchief, aud I'm
returning the salute.
"Who il she, Judge p asked Mr.. g.,
% he lounged 10 one corner. '.ti "a
"Well, the fact 10, I don't exactly
know I'm quite noar sighted, and {
can't recognise her; but she 10 dressed
in gray silk, and stands youdsr under .
big maple tree near ny friend John Be
house." t-t .
Mr.. Q. looked In the direction indi.
Gated, and saw that the Judge had been
exchanging salutes for the last ten min.
utes with an iron. grey mare, whose long
white tail, az II tapped away tho dies,
had been taken by him for white hand.
xercn,ef, waved py lady In ESy ssfk
dress. T'F f'i
The Judge didn't swear, bu. changed
the subject 10 saw.mills, the only intelli-
bic portion of which being the frequent
repetition Of the word "dam."
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01
.'fls plrtAllaes u cslsalts!

The question of Columb mbus' 'binhptsos
hss bcea almost % hosiy contested s6thitl
Of Hcnsr's. A suecessAn % pan.
rhls.esss had discussed the prstsnsions Of.
half . dozen different italian Villages 70
bs the birthplace Of the great navigator
but still arch@ologists were divided on
tho subject, when at Z ceupasativsly'
recent period, the discovery sf the vilis
10 which Columbus bsqssathed part, Of
his property to the Bank Of 0enoa, con-
clusiveiy settled tho point In favor Of
that city. "Thence I came" hs stsys,
"and there I wss bora.'' Asto,lhs dsts.
Of his birth there 10 no sueh diveoS .syi,
dence. aud conjecture and inferepcees
founded on various statements ID bid own
writings and those Of his e6tshp porssiSs,
range over the twenty ysavs from 1466ts,
l466, In attsnptipa.to assigA The psseiss,
time of his, appearance 10 The world.
yr. Irving adopts the earlier ofthsss two
dates, upon the authority Of afemark' BY
Bcrneldes, the curats ST Los Palaoioe,
which speaks Of the death Of Columbus
10 the year 1906, '.sts good age, bsiag
seventy years old, little more or less
But this statement has 90 cir Of vsgue.
ness. and is moreover, inconsistent With
several passages In ColumbaS own lot.
ters. And tho evideace Of the sneieut
authorities who seem most to be relied
on, points rather TO the year 1447 or
l448 % the probable date.-Helps' Life
Of Columbus. '.i .-'' ~Tfs ~.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01
Tho Inquisiliou IN Spain.

4 svsat aisesvs,y of the Iaau;.;.;ss
fires were made here last week 10 the
course of some dwellings and cuttings fol
city extensions even Madrid is ex.
tending itself. An old locality in the
outskirts has always borne the name Of the
Quemadura do Il Cruz (Which means
Burning Place of tho Cross), aud has
been generally believed to have received
that name from its having been tho place
where the herctics were burnt in those
dark days when the blood Of tho mar.
tyrs became the seed Of the church.
Proof Of the truth Of the popular idea
has been afforded in these levels and cut.
tings. In long dense black horizontal
seams, ofthickuesses varying from four 10.
ohes to four feet, which contrast strikingly
with the smooth Whitley surface Of the
sandstone, these proofs exit. At drst
sight they look like geological strata q
carbonifcrous origin, but examination
has proved that though they are carbon.
ferrous, they srs not geological. They
are the remains Of tho Arst Inqusitiou
The black substance il Of . soft, spongy,
ftisble nature, and out Of Il The thousands
Who have Aoeked to the spot have e..
tracted calciaed bones, partially burnl
hair and cordage, pieces Of iron, and
shrcds Of aingsd garments. I can best
describe this discovery 10 the words oi
Senior Echsgaray, tho extraordinary new
orator who made such . brilliant speech
on religious liberty In the Cortes lssl
week. In the course Of that speech he
was arguing tho ,mpossibllity ofimposiua
religion BY force, 40 the Catholic Church
had tried TO do, under the idea Of relig'
ious unity. He referred to the prosscu'
tions she had instituted Of those whe
refused TO think % che thought. Ths
deputy he vac replying to had. like ca;
"Chureh' % the psrsecutipg power
Echsgary said he would substitute an.
other word, and call ii, thA "thsoersiie
power" r."-Madrid Correspondents Of the
lodon Herald.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

One day rnei diansr. Curr,u saia 10
O'Leary, "Revesnssd father, l wish.yo4
we're 81. Pster." "And Why sosassllse
weuld you wish that Iwsss g. Rstss T.
saksd O'Lsary. "Beeapss, Reverend q;
thsr, in that case" replied Currsu, "yoi
would have lbs ,keys Of heaven ssd
would lst ne II" !" "By ny hsasr ssd
eonseisuss," replied Father O. 'Lsssy, ~
would b bottaI for yos il ] bad ~, ,ksys
Of the other plsos, for I could lst yor
out" 'a'''i'7s '~4s
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

We oil ssjsy Q neatly shsvsn lawn. ol
o green. .srssssd baak Of .. sparkling
stream but how few Of us realize tb'
exquisite beauty cf blade Of grassl
The grass. The grass, The beautiful grass
That bhshtsns this land Of ours,
Oh, Why d. ws udsly lsstt pass
Aad Only praise Ne flowers ISL ss.l..
The blossoms Of sprias small joys would bring
And the summer bloon look cad,
Were The earth not green, and The distant seen,
10 its eternal robe not clad.
Thsn sing The grass, The beautiful grsss,
That brightsas this land Of ours,
For there IL not blade By nature made
Les perfect than ne Aswsss.' SO
When we hide lovely child in the
earth, and with agonissd hearts zee the sun
beams struggle With the olods Of tho sex.
ton for resting place with our treasure
though slowly and eifectually driven out
| up 70 tho surface, BY the ever falling
ever piliug shovelfulls Of earth, ws fee
that much Of the hardship 10 a,oncd fol
by the covering of the little mound with
an emerald carpet Of rich velvety turf.
There are said 70 be over two thousand
varieties Of grasses known and named by
botan,sts, and the discoveries Of every
year add 10 tho list. We always envied
the happiness Of that man who had paid
for . small patch VI ground near the
dusty city, and spent his twilight hours in
attending to, and admiring, his little grass
plat bordercd with flowers, and spangled
and Aecked with daisies and dandclions.
Little did he know, or care how many
varieties there we're Of the grasses and
flowers he delighted to cultivate.
"a primrose BY rivers briu,
A yellow primrose wss 70 him,
And Il was nothing mors,' ,......
The grass will struggle for life iu the
most untoward and out Of the way places.
Il tries to lend cheerful aspect to the
gloomy, stagnant pool, and il springs up
By the roaring highways of the busy town
to cheer, BY its cooling presence, earth'a
travel stained workers. We ar, glad
that our City Council have made It a
penal offense to strip any vacant lot or
street Of its turfy epidsrmis. This Is
right, for we believe, with jonathan
Swift's hero, in the famous" Gulliver's
Travels" that whoever can make two
blades Of grass grow upon . spot Of
ground where only one grew before, de-.
serves better Of mankind, and does more
essential service to his country, than the
whole race Of politicians put together
St. 10 Herald.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

A PROMPT REToRT.-When the late
President Lincoln and Douglas were
''stumping' Illinois for the senatosship
against each other. Douglas sought. 20,
cast . slur upon his opponent By saying
that he remembered him when he served
liquor behind the bar. Lincoln turned
the laugh ag!ust him BY acknowledging
that when quite young and very poor, be
had for hort time earned his bresd ~
the judge had stated. but half the story
had been left ont. While b vas serving
the liquor on one side OF ths 'baS; ~
judge was drinking il on the other. ,,.e.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

The following ID current, though not
In he papers: A large man ID looking at
9 painting 10 window i; big msn pushes
him |; large man turns round indignantly,
"De you kaow Who you ,rs pushing,
Dir :" "No, aud I don't esrc a-duru. -
"Sir, I an james Fish, Jneior I" "Ars
You ! we'll, ! am John Q. Hsensu, SEN
ior !" "OA | shl indeed Permit ne 70
nsts reon for yen 70 look akshls charm
ing picture" " .','' @' W.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

6Ioxs-It 10 . good sigp TO- sss . naa
do 40 .ot Of eharity--a bad sign 20 heat
hear him boast Of L.. - ''''F''
II is . good sigu to sse : man wips
the psrsplratoi from hs bsdw-bsd TO
% zee bin wipe hi. ,lips - he comes ess
Of collar. ...,rsryf ,,isf %. -,,i.ss
1s's good sign to SEQ Z map adyerstss
IN the papers -bsd to ses tie sheriff ID.
vePtiss foi him e9' ssr' sa.S:2 i3G;y 70
Irs . good sign 10 No q wossa
dressed with TASTE, and neatpsss--bad "
80 her hush and susd for Asery. "a, AZ
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01
THE BEST WIFE IN The woRLD

"The best little wife in the world I"
said Herbert Ainscourt.
"Of course, I dare say" responded Mr..
Portecross. "But, whst'syour exact idea
Of the best wife in the world? Jones
says he's got the best wife 10 the world,
because she keeps his stockings dsrned,
takes him to church three times Of Sun.
day, and never lets him have an opinion
Of his own. jenkins says he's got the
sauo identical article, tst Js~tiss' wifc
keeps all the money, draws his salary for
MIN, and makes him live 10 tho back
kitchen, because the parlor 10 too good
for the family to use."
"Oh! but Daisy isn't bit ograish.
I'm the master Of my own house ! come
when I please, aud I 50 when I please.
Daisy never ventures on . word Of re-
proash." 81.
SNOW look here, Ainscourt, your wife
may b. . model vito, but you certainly
srs Mt . model husband. People are
heginning to talh about the way you neg
lect that pretty little blue.eyed girl"
"I'll thsnk people to mind their own
business. love her - love my own
soul, but L won't do 70 make too much
Of your wife, unless you want to spoil
her."
Mr.. Portecross shook bic head.
"That sounds selfish. don't like the
ring Of The metal"
And be went away, leaving Mr.. Aims.
court to auish his game ii billiards sI
his leisure.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Ainseourt wss sitting
alone 10 the drawing.room-a delicate
little apple blesson OF . woman, looking
more like grows up child thau,s wife
Of twenty .one summers.
10 dear sighed |" Daisy. 1T 10 @
dull here. I wish Herbert would come
homo. 10 never spends any time with
me nowadays, aud I practice oil his fs'
vorits songs and read the newspaper, %
I can talk about the things ho IL inter
ssted in, and try 90 hard to hs Interesting
It's vsry strange" saA p sv :,
She spent tie, eysuing oil alono, pom.
dsring on the shudow which was last over,
growing her life. Ear
"Wbat shail DO ?" thought the little,
timid, shrinking wife. "Oh, what shall
I do I"
Bat child - she was, Daisy bad Q
stsosg rsssluts weman's hssrS within
her, nor was che long in coming to de-
cision. 80 .8fg-.ef
"Dsisy." said her husband to her The
nsxt day, "you hsvsn't any objection "a
my attending the Orion Bal Masqus 2"
| "A,s NAKED balls nice places. Hsr.
bsrtT' ..'
20, yss, everybody goes; only
thought ia pay you the eompll'usnt Of
askins whether you disapprevsd Of il os
"Can I 60 With your"
"Wsll-ahsm-not very we'll this time
Daisy. Yos ass, Mrs. Fsnehuroh really
hintsd 90 strongly fSr ne 70 take hs''ths'
I sosld not hslp Il" -ss s..5 81
every veil" ssssntsd Daisy msskly.
and Herbert repeated within himself :
"Ths best wife IL the werldr'
But notwithstanding oil this, NJ.
AinsceuEt vss not exactly pleased whom,
st TIE seltsaus bal mssqne, duriug the
usnaskias hs ssw biz vifs's innocent
fass. LIZ.
"Hallo ~. hs ejaculstsd. "you hsFsi
"Yss," hsDsd Daisy, "is'atit nice :"
sAs. Aipesoust saja seahiag mere, bot
1ss. 1sasAnssh feusl hin . vsSy stnRtd
eeUpsslea Sss ~ rsnaiadss Of tbs ewes.
isg: l 49,
He w late q dissss ~ ssxi dsy
bus. lsts - hs ~, hs eeupd hlusell
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

C1ALDD BIDS WILL BH 1yCIIvBD Al
- ~ oAss = - clssk y tAe cesaty Csuzt. :!
Troy 1s.,. .sasu 3hsysdsy. Jsly ., loo,. st II
e'elesk \. ~ ~ sesstsretiss sf . bsidgs el
- ~ spea sss csivys 1ivss, q SssasAsas'a
~ aass 8 ceeaSsisd y rlsas, spss,ssa-
teas ~ Ssta'b Il u SsldSs pssisssd y h
Ths ossss ssssvs ~ dsAt y sjsst ~ ed
al bllsj saaAe asase vi1 - us1s s1sspl lpsl
saaisibslaU- evAssse ~ ~ Desty psspssis0 4
?sspss.ss nsse = iaAssssd "Dhde PssPs.
SlxSqIS 3. CAKI,
sa olesk 6eootH os0sS, 1fsg, NA
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

Little Miuais lis sxlssvagastly
fond Of sugar, often wanting IL q her
soup, On her potstoes, eto. Her fstber
telling her IL would spoil her food, sssasd
to satisfy her. One metnisg Shs w
tssstsd wiah bssk wheat eakas Tor sshsssa-
fssh when che tasusd 10 hsE. fathsr nth,
"Papa, will buttss, aud ,suEes spell
cakss7" "Yes,". said her father. "Wslf,
I'll take mtae spoiled thsk, PEI" ~ NJ.
Ito one replied, much 70 Ne so1ssmsat
Of table full Of guests .Y.ss
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

Ta1 AAlN ON THE ROOF.
Whsa ~ Auaid shadsws gather,
Over ell ths starry spassss,
Asd NE aslsasAsl, Aaskssss l
Gently vssps IN faisy. tsass,
It's . jsy 70 pssss Ne pillow
OF ssttsss ehsabss bsds
And v lisssa 70 Aspastss
OF Ne ssit rain overhead.
8vsy tiagls Of tAs sAiaslss
Hes ~ sehs 10 Ne heart
Asd thousand dreamy hneiss
IAte bssy bsiags start,
And . thousand fsesllectious
Weave thsis bsishtnsss into weel,
AZ I listen u The psatsr
OF The rain spsa he rsof. 4s
There In fancy senss ~ mother
AZ she used 70 ysars assss, .-
70 survey The isfsat slsspsss,
nss che left thsa tlii tAs Asvs.
lsaa ~ ~ bsndlss s'ss Ne -
s Nd - = 49, - vssDS0 ft.tt
vhlsA " jAaysa up6n tks sAiagSss
~ tAs spAGssr Of the rain.
Then ny little ssrsph sister,
With her wiags and waving hair,
And her bsight.sysd sAsrab brother,
A serene, angelic pair,
Glide sseund ny waksfai pillow
With their prise or mild rspreof,
Az I listen 10 the murmaf
or the saia upoa The roof.
And another comes to thrill me
With her eyes delicious bias,
Aad forget I, sasing on her,
That her heart wAs all untrue;
I remember that loved her
Az I ns'sr may love again,
And ny hearts quick pulses vlbrats
70 the psttsT Of the rain.
There's not In arts brsvurss,
That can work with such spell,
In the spirits pure dssp fountsins,
Whence the holy passions swell,
Az that melody Of nature
That subdusd, subduinS strain,
That's played upon the shingles
By the Pattsr Of the rain.
-coAfss KINNEY.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

When the good and ,loIely d., tls
memory. Of thsis. good deeA. me -
mooabsams on che stosay u, ligk6 p
our dssksnsa hssvtsf ~ lSAlS sseeAs
sursousdisg glesn bssuly ssssd saa -
svvst tAsA ~ wsaN rot Il ws ssslA dc.
pol the darkness that suvisoss H., n,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

When Marlin vap. Bstss yisitsa
Philadelphia, . fs1 yssrs before his aJaf&,
two Young men we're iatrodussd b hin.
He gsid 10 oos, "Ars yoa nasyledf'
"Yss SIR" wss the reply. "Hsppy mar =
remarked the q ,prssidsnt He thsa Pot
The same question % the other who, ~.
piled I an ! bachelor "Lucty dog, %
said Mr.. Van Bares. ~ A.. e Sc
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

Haviag made Q HEAVY REDUCTION On
former pfisss, and havins adopted he
CASH SYSTEM.
whish ~ shall strstly aAAsss y, Il 10 our intsa.
tlon 70 nske h Ne 1lntssset ee every one 10 pur-
chase ssf wosk ID rlaes Of that msnafactursd ID
NsssAeAossets, thereby sAving to our town An6
county, thesssnds vpon Thousands Of dellan
that .ov aow into the pockets Of Eastern cap
italiats.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

THE LADIES ARE ESPECIALLY LNVI.
7SD, 10 AN EXAMINATION or OUR
Sf0ck OF CARERS, MOROCCO AND
FRENCH CALF BALI ORtLS
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

ALL WORK WARRANTED
Equal II not superior 70 any manufactured In
Troy hsrstofors. Plsass give q . call before
purchasius slsswhssS. ..