The Lincoln County herald., 1869-05-13

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y 49, naAfasa- -Ds.A Aasylss, 81 .5si.
toe, has bsss Jst 70 Chrissisu 1isshss, Q
slseso City,
rTSsteoss1 11s1sssd {via. West Besseh,
ssd Missouri Valley Rsilfosds ars rae
a'sg through trains IRON q. Louis 70 b
Jessph'ia stlr.Sss hoar,. 4 f-a
There ars over one hundred thosssuj
ersps visss ersviag 10 shs viSaitv VI 81
Jossph, aed tAs suubss is bsisg Isrgsl,
iSStisssd this spsing.. ''
Rev. J. W. Flowers, Methodist Minis
tsr, Of 81. Joseph, No., vas kicked 10 tn
pit Of the steussh by . Visions horse, Oh
the I'd inst, from which hs died 10 twc
days. .si'se( al.-- 80 ..e
Msssrs. ]. n. Noes, Johs Xsehir aod
John Woodssa, Of Besse county. have
formed company for the purposs Of i'm.
porting thsressh-brsi stock from Eng.
land aud other eospsriss. t*.F
Mr.. 3 G. Dyer, Of Kansas City, has sold
bis ane horss, Clipper. to Mr. J. n. Hus.
mao, Of Illinois. for the sam Of So, 800.
Clipper hss pseed bic nile 10 2:2A2, and
tro,ted Il il 2:3l{.
The Ssdalts DUmoerat ssys: Perhaps
the wheat crop Of Pstsis county for this
yesr will far exceed that Of last year, or
any late year. Farmers cay that II moth.
ing occurs to ipjurs the crop II will be
large without precedent
Ten wagons, loaded with The effects Of
eight families, passed through Kansas
City on the Sd inst. e. route to Bates
county. These euigrsnts we're from
Eastern 1llisois. They reported large
numbsrs are about 70 follow them 70 this
State.
The total popslation Of Douglas cososy
is given at 1901, and what is little sin.
gulsr for . county IN . Western State the
fsuslss are in excess Of the males, vis /:
males. l,844; females, 1867. The -.
sessed value Of real estate 10 the county
is sl2s. .2s2 /; personal property, sl6s,s
total s597,l6l.
% The lst inst Tie little daughter Of
. Mr.. Fuller, residing near Amasouia,
Buchanan county, was burned TO death
BY her clothing taking fire from . heap
Of burpisg rubbish. This 10 the third
child bvrnsd to death 10 that county 10
the same manner within some three weeks.
Linneus Missourian says that in il
region Of country the people are getting
along admirably. All political differ
ences appear to have been forgotten.
Everybody ia friendly With everybody,
and orr people ere, regardless Of past
differences, dwelling together in harmony.
There are no politics talked now-none
thought Of, except among . few.
Our friend Ellis, Of the Montgomery
County Standard, who was somplimsuted
BY the Dsuvills Star as being the hand.
soonest editor, with one exception, 10
North Missouri, calls upon that paper 70
take It back and says that ever since his
Office has Teen besisged BY little "imps
who stare aud gaze and then retire disAp.
pointed, Calculating distance lends en-.
chsutnsut 70 the view l."
The 81. Joseph Herald says On average
Of Two hundred cans daily arrive and Dc.
part from that city. On the Hannibal
and g. Joseph -Railioad 4s passenger
and - freight cars arrive daily. o. the
Missouri Valley Railroad IL passenger
and 80 freight cars; on the ". Joseph
and Council Blaai Railroad IL passenger
and 30 freight cars on the st. Joseph
aoA Denver Railroad I passenger and 10
freight cars. "
.rA Mrs. Drapsr is ths oldest inhsbi.
taut Of Hannibal, hsvisg imnigvstsd
there 10 1897, forty.two yesss ago.
Joshua Mitshsllis tho next o!dsst inhab.
liant, having innigrsssd there ia 1928,
forty.ous ysars ago, at which time hs va
Engaged bartering goods with the Isdisns,
10 the days Of Black Hawk.
A few days ego, . prominent young
lady, named Miss Irene Sinclsir, residing
10 Mexico. Audraiu county, vss sesidsp.
tally bursed 70 death. She wss engaged
in parohius coffee at a. open kitchen ars,
when hcr clothes accidentally caught Gre
In hsr terror, she ran out into the opss
air, and for an Instant was snvslopsd IN I
sheet Of fame. A younger sister with