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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-25
Memphis, CiarksvilIe and Louisville
Railroad.

No. 1. / No. 3. No. 2.
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Exp'ss. accom- N Exp'ss.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-25

beg leave to Offer my services Ia the
VICINITY ~ n mnnlit.ef urer Of first class
work nom the best material the mngket
affords, and al ns liberal rates ~ the sam"
quality al work cnn he executed TOR ia the
city. Fuoting, hHli-snling ana rrpnlflhg
dome NJ the cheapest rates, n WORK de-
liyerrd promptly nj the time plomlsrd.
Ilrsprri fullN, X, I. lIDWIl.ls
Navel, folly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-25

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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-25
NOTICE.

I HAVE this day sold my stock of Gro
i ceries, Liquors, etc, to l.. WE'LL, aud de-
Sire all who are indebted Ia me. tn call and
settle their accounts, as | wish to close my
books. A. WE'LL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-25
Thc Honse TO be Kept Open.

In addition to the stock purchased OF A.
Well, | will. In ~ short time, put upon the
market. n stock of Groceries fresh from
the Fast and South. of superior quality,
and nj prices that will deity competition.
If you wish Ia save money. call on me,
for / merH Hhui I s0U. l.. WE'LL.
fpl,S. n, fhII-Iw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-25

Every proposition in Congress to
take of these grievous burdens in
any form or any manner should he
supported, and WILDE, at least by the
Democratic members. We are now
taxed 30 per cent. upon u flannels,
81 per cent. upon wool hats, 1Sj per
cent. upon wooden shirts, whose value
Is not over forty cents per pound, and
from 50 to 10 per cent. upon carpets,
l2O per cent. upon salt, and almost
every other article Of necessity In u
like manner. Every citizen, when
he purchases any Of these useful arti-
cles, gives as much as they cost him
to the government for the privilege
Of buying. We think that u govern
ment that requires this is too dear a
luxury to maintain. Our friends in
Congress ought to act In respect to
taxes like the lrishman at the Don
nybrOok fair, who, when he saw a
head, hit it, Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
N0raya.

TAKEN Up bv Liberty =. Dsy Of N"srss
i township, Lineoln county, No /. . Srrsl A.
Icy. supposed to Be thres ysars nH nsxt spring,
about I3]< hands high. branded With 8 Y ep
lslt shoulder and hip. { sns ; y n fovsAsad,
end some white IN inside Of right hind foot. Ap.
praised at e<S By Wu. Lindsay and n. n Day
before .. N. Mssrudsr. ]. p. o. tie stA dsy Of
February, 1871. L'@3 go naP
0>AKEN W By David Dsslsy u prsivis town
] ship. Lincoln county. No.. rs6 steer. two
yesu old past. . little vhits sersst 90 his baeh
and some whits on The belly. Darksd With IN uu-
also one red and vhits sDa'ttsA steer n.rksd With
IN un b~rbit 10 right ear End ovs' III Esd hole 10
loft ssP. hole sJRt ost, slss one ysas stssr Of
light color. marked With sndsrbit II right ear
snd swallow fouk u lsh ear. An tws ySsss' cid
past Appesissd u ele pr hseA BY ~. 9. 0slss
;nd JOIN =. H., u Bailey s!1 T. s:S: 5eis s s. A''
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

Miss Mulock is said to have written
more than one thousand poems she has
never printed, as they failed, on due COO.
silera,ion, to please her taStidious taste.
"Do you think that raw oysters are
healthyY" asked a lady OF her physician.
Yes" he replied. ri never knew one to
complain Of being out Of health in my
life
1t is stated that in Neufchatel, where
Acassiz was once college professor, he
is mentioned as the distinguished Ameri
can savant. Though born 10 and resi-.
dent of Switzerland for nearly 40 years,
his reputation here has caused his nativ.
ny 10 be forgotten.
q" hat d. you do for living ?" asked
farmer near Puuxhkeepsie Of a sturdy
vagabond who came hegping at his house.
"Weil, nothing much, except travelling
around. said the fellow. "You look az
though you are good atahat," responded
the farmer. "Well. yes. | am pretty
good At travelling. Then" said the
farmer. opening the door, "let's see you
travel"
We now come to woman who 10 really
doing something for the improvement OF
her seq. Her notice in q Massachusetts
paper reads 10 folows: obstruction 10
Cooking. Ruth Russell ia resdy to. re.
ceive scholars for instruction 10 cook ing
Special attention TO be given to bread
making sod pure, good yeast. Persons
At service can receive instructions in one
or all the various branches of cooking on
favorable terms" ..
Said = wine merchant. to his porter
whom he wanted to leave . while in his
cellar. III chalk your mouth. 50 l car
tell ii you drink any vine while I an
gone" at the same time drawing hi,
thumb nsil over the msn's lips ss though
he y ere chalking them. The porter drant
rs much wine - he wanted snd theu
chsiked his mouth 40 ss not to be de
fea,ed, and By hat means exposed him
self to his sh,swd master. .. F
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
ST. LOUIS
Business Directory.
The Name, Business and Location OF
Leading Houses.


Agricultural Depot aud seed store.
WIN kOENIG d. Gu. 2O7 N Second street
Aromatic Wine.
GREEN 4 CLARK, 1900 I 2OOz Pine street
Cider --'. Missouri"
GREEN Il CLARK, 1000 4 2002 Pine street
Carpets. tbilr lOths. &c.
FINNEY / MeGRATH, 4os N Fourth stree, =
HART 4 POWELL. 4lO and 4i2 N Fifth street
Druggists- W VhOlesalc. .
4 A MELLlER. $40 N Main, cor Washington sv
Dry Goods.
JOHN G ALLEN 4 son, 5lI N Main street
Family Medicines.
NJ g d s X H .RTER 4 co, 724 N Main street
Glass and Queenswars.
WHITMAN GLASS l. QUEENSWARE CO.,
ll3 N. Main street, bet. Chesnut and Pine.
Jones' Commercial College.
W JOHNSON. Man. Priu 4, s W cor 5th / Olive
Lumber Me chants.
SCHNELLE 4 QUERL v cor 9Th / Muilanphy
M BROTHERTON, Yard OHico 1888 Broadway
Office 3OY Locust street.
Merchant Tailor.
u SMUCKEk, 5l7 Olive sreet
Marble Dealers.
PARK / McCLINTOCK, 5th street and Wash.
ington avenue
Piano Ware Rooms.
Mrs POMMER, 7l2. Chesnut street.
Regalia. tlags and society Goods.
PAR on d co, 7l6 N Fourth street y
r L ROSEBROUGH SONS. 142l Broadway
Vinegar Manufacturers.
ALDEN CLOUGH, 315 and3i7 Spruce street
Watches. Jewehy. &C.
D. JACCARD 4 CO., 40l u 403 N. Fourth St.
EDWARD MEAD 4 Co. 3O4 N Fourth street.
JEHU SYLVESTER, 2l0 N Fourth street
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
AdnlinistratOr's Notice.

\ OTlCE Is hereby given that letters Of ad
ministration wero granted to the under.
signed on the estate Of Charlotte b Dau,er. n,
deceased, by the tlerk Of the Probate Cour, Of
Lincoln county, Mo-, on the I'd Of March, 1871.
All persons having -laims against said esta.s
are required to exh bit them 10 the administra-
tor for allowance within one yexr from the date
Of said letters, or they may be precl uded from
any benefit Of said estate and IL not exhibited
within one year from the dste Of said letters,
they will be forever barred.
msnlO ]. W. WEIGH, adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

% ~ i. -
"a great many persons say that they
have sssn them"
"A great many persons ,hisk they
have seen them. Ny son is one Of then,
{ remember that. whsu \ wssa eirt I
number Of girls Wsvs sIssss Mich ,sosd
oa, Of ,heir ssnsss ss the eight Of Wis,
they called . ghost. Il, IKE your ghost,
YES seen 10 : ersvey-rd. They w~s
psssinx It At uipht. when they cav come.
thing white raise, a. though on, Of l
grave. They stdr,sd end rae % fsst .,
they could, aud one ,ripped q. something
sod fell besdless and uttered . loud
scream, which was answered BY . clea,
b.a-a from the ghost, whish turned ou,
to be ahsep. He had iboso lying 10 .
hollow between two grave hillocks, and
rose up % change hi. posi.ion jus. Is .h.
girls we're passiox."
II, was not sheep that raw. A sheer
10 not twice 10 tall a. sm."
IL trust We shall end out what 70,
saw, that your foolish fssrs may 10 pu'
an end to Will you 30 to Mr.. Bsrker's
with me ?"
"Yes, ms'sm." 1886.
Samuel answered 10 . no. very firm
tone Of voice. de felt safer with his
mother, but wss not cure that her pres.
ence would be an sGsctusl protection
against the appearance Of ghosts.
They set out, sud we're soon near the
the graveyard. II was not yet dark
enough for ehosts, hence Samuel was not
afraid. When opposite tho gate, Mrs.
Wheeler stopped and said:
IN what part Of the yard did you see
your ehost?"
"Thers. near Mr.. La Oranges grave"
"Ye., just about where that bush stands
in full blossom?' l'
"Yes, ua'am," said re, in very sheep
ish way.
His ghost stood revealed. II was .
bush covered with white blossoms, com
monty called shadblows, because they
make their appearance in the woods about
The same tune that shad make their sp-
pesrauce 10 the streams. Samuel spoke
the truth when he said he saw il move, Il
did move by the power OF the wind.
1t was unfortunate for Samuel that ho
had told some Of the boys the story Of
the ghost before be told his mother.
One Of them who passed the graveyard
every day, saw the bush and understood
the matter. He brought . portion Of
the bush to the school house, and placed
it in . conspicuous place, with the label,
sam Wheeler's Ghost"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE is horeby given that letters Of admin
| istrat"n wers granted tn the undersigned on
he estate Of John. Pollard, dsos sod, by tho
Clerk OF the Probnte Court OF L,neoIn county,
No., on the 2sd day of February, 1871.
Al persons having claims ag inst .aid estate
re:requi'ed to exhibit them to the administrators
TOR allowance within ono year from the data Of
said letters, or they may he pre- luded from any
bene6t of said estate, aud " nut exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
to forever barred.
BARTEMUS POLLARD. I A.-
m2u0 GEO. w. POLLARD.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Adm isira TORS Notice.

NJ NiOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
" istration wore granted 10 the undersigned on
the estate Of Henry McMahill. deceased, b" the
Clerk of the Probate Court Of Lincoln county,
Missouri, on the 2sd day Of february, 1871.
All persons having clai'us against said estate
requi, ed tn exhibit them to the admidstrator
for allowance within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be pr cluded from any
benefit Of said estate, and IL not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred. "t,, '....
m2n9 THOMAS A. HALLEy Adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
AdmuslustrnlOr,s A Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters Of admin
triton we're granted 10 the undersigned by
Clerk Of the Probate Court of Lincoln county ,
Mo-, on the estate Of s. Fcrbush, deceased,
On the 25ih day Of FebruarS 1871. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are 70.
quired to exhibit them for sllowanc. TO tho ad-
mint'r within one year from he date of said let
ters, or they may DO preeuded from any benefit
of said estate, and If not exhibited within two
years from the date Of said letters, they will bs
forever barred. G. W. MARTIN, admir-,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Adminlst rator,s NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters of ad-
Y inistrs'ion we're granted to the under.
signed on the estate of Joseph II. Martin, doe'd,
BY the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Lincoln
county, No.. on the 4th day Of Natoh, 1871.
All persons having aims against said estate
are required toexhibit them to he administrator
Tor allowances within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be prscludod from any
benefit of said estate and IL not exhibited
within .wo years from the date OF said letters
they will be forever barred
m9nO ELIJAH MYERS, admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Trlls tees Sale.

II Office 10 hereby given that will sell TO the
/ highest and best bidder, fvr cash, in The town
Of TruxIon,
On the 18th day Of Nay 1871.
the following described real estate, to Wit: The
west bali Of the southeast quarter Of sectiou 10,
land, aud running to the IexisO road all in town.
shiP,Ay range 3 west, S2X acres more or Iass A
good farm and comfortable dwellings and o,hsr
nut buildings, known as the Afford Ca,on farm,
one halt mile west Of Truxtou, On the Mexico
Road. Sid to satisfy the claim Of Micsjah
Wilist.
ISAAC H. OW INGs, Trustee.
March Q. lS7l-nIO
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Final Settlement.

NOTICE % bereby given that the pndsrsigned
Curator Of he estate OF Briee II. Psrsops, has
6isd just and true exhibit OF the accounts b
tween himself and said ward. at the January term
Of the Probate CUart Of Lincoln county. No,
1871, AMI that he will apply at tho April term oi
ssid Court. 1871, to be begun aud held In Troy on
the ID Monday Of said mo.th. for leave to assks Z
ansl sstilsnsnt Of said estate. sud far his die.
charge ~ sseh eurstof ft
fsbl6 WILLIAM YOUNG. Curstor.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Adlniniatralor's Notice.

\ Office 10 hereby given that letters Of I'D.
! ninistrstion wers granted 70 the sndersixned
bv tho Clerk Of the Probsts Court Of Linooln
county, Mo on the ssts's ef g. ergo usncock,
deed. ON the rs d,y Of February. 1871.
All ler ons havipg slsias against said sstste
are required to exhibit them for allowance 70 the
sdmin'stratcr within one year from the date Of
ssid Testers. or they may p prseaded from asy
benefit Of said sstats. and II not exhibited within
two years fran the date Of said lsttsss, they will
be forever barred.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
AdlnumI.trator,s A Notice..

istrstion were granted to the updcrsigned
ON the estate OF 3. r. Lowell, dsocased, BY tho
Clerk of the Probate Court Of Lincoln county,
Mo-, on the 9Th day Of February, 1871.
All persons havipg claims avainst said estate
are required 70 exhibit them to the sdministrstor
for allowance wi hin. one year fro n tho dsts Of
sai lettors, or they may bs prscluded from any
benefit of said estate, pnd II not exhibited within
two years from the date If said letters they will
be forever barred.
feb23u0p ". W. SHAW, Adn'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Final Netaleneat.

NOTICE 10 hereby eiven that the Hndsrstgasd
administrator OF he estate sf Aran,nta
walssr, dsesassi. viii ests , Asaiss@lsaest
Of bis administrstion Of said estate oa the Sth
day Of the next term Of the Probate Court Of
Lincoln eonn'y, No.. 70 ~ bsgun Sad held In
Troy on Monday. the io,h day Of April. ISL.
mchlOnlip y. 9. SlTTON, adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
final Settlement.

NOTICE 70 hereby given that the pnderSigned,
~ exeeu,or Of the sststs Of Jonathan B. Carr.
deosassd, viii make . Aual ssttlemsnt OF h,s
administration Of said estate st the usxt tern Of
the Probate Court Of Lincsan county, No., to be
beEup and held In Troy on Monday, April 10th,
1871. ~ MlLLtAA YOUNG, Esses'sr.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
EinaI SellDe lment.

NOTICE % hereby eivsd that the undsrsignsd,
~ administrator of ths estate OF wm Ealum,
deceased. will make . Anal settlement Of bis i'd
min, istrsti.n Of said estate at tho uext tern Of
tSe Probate Court Of Lincoln county No, to b
begun and h'ld IN Troy. on Monday, A III 10,
1871 lnsl n. L. E,AUN. Adm'r. I
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Children's Department.

y GVIrpa,rA.r,.eN " q ! .
opeae ~ ssus. Asas sAsIassat
ovsiae. sasA ass6ss tsssss sst&
Sles saS ~ aaA ssss-saA
- .At4SAsss - Sasassrsa q NJ
osabsass. vars sad sAsssiss.
xiss TIE opening 1owsn,
= tirds yi,h hsppy sarois. lsr
0laddea all tho hours.
Msaas~.tsssns srs spastiing
With their Iaushins ~sssrs; -
Grave old ftess Are p,uiae ,Nf
Win their ssss ssa dssgtsss.
ar sua sastk Asd eesss
~ Arr viii W ssssssAins,
Aad ths hsasts Of children
With delight are beanding.
Fa ceusia Lucy {. The Nsf5sry.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
SAN wAEELER'S 0u0SE
BY JOSEPH ALDEN, D. D.

mo, olr.
"Hsvs you had any trouble with the
young folks at Barker's ?"
"No, SIR"
II thought you were always glad to 60
there. I thought IL you wanted to 20
there. you might take Mr.. Barker this
paper. but i. 10 Of no consequence, il you
don't waut to 60"
Mr.. Wheeler then got his newspaper
and sat down to reading.
samuel looked rather uncomfortable
His mother observed his looks, and mo.
toned to him to follow her into the next
room He did 30.
"Why don't you want to 60 TO Mr..
Barker's? l thought you were always
ready to 20 there" said she.
II would like to 90 there very much,
If it were not for one thing" said Sam
uel, almost 10 q whisper.
"Whati 10 that one ,hlug2"
II don't like to tell"
ri hope you have not been doing any
thing you are ashamed Of"
mo, ma'sm. haven't done anything
to be ashamed Of. I'm afraid"
"What are you afraid OFF,"
Samuel hesitstsd and then whispered
"a ghost"
"a ghost! You foolish boy! Wha,
do you mean p
II saw q ghost"
"Nonsense |"
II did see it Is plain as I see you
"Where ?"
ain the graveyard.
Mrs Wheeler was st 6rst disposed to
laugh at the idea Of q ghost, but when
sho saw how fully convinced Samuel was
tina, be had seen one, and marked the fear
written on bis face as he spoke about it,
che RETAINED from laughing, and pro
ceeded to treat the matter soberly.
"Tell me al abou, it," said she, in u
sympathizing tone.
Last Saturday night, when I Was .,
Mr.. Bsrker's, Susan Gale and Ewms
Hayes came in aud Emma had book
With her which she wanted the Barker
girls to read. She said it was very in.
tere.iIng book sbvut ghosts and witches
Thso they got to talking sbout ghosts
ss,il oesrly all Of Is we're afraid. Emma
sasd ske v.s gisd she had no graveyard
TO rsss on ker vsy home. for she was
ssss .ss sk~ ed zee ghost there. When
il sss ssse 10 eors home, John said "a
ne, 'DSst take any notice Of the non
sease ne have been talking about ghosts
vs eli kncs there are no such thugs
II you sre afraid. I will 20 with you as
far - the grave yard, and wait till yot
get by it, l told him was not afraid
but vas. l Was sorry had said 90 d
soon as the words we're out ormy mouth
hnt was ashsmsd to take them back, .,
l started OF my way home. Il wss very
dark, for is vas cloudy. When I got Il
the graveyard. l saw tall thing 10 Whit
standing very near where Mr.. l.. Grsng
vas buried last week. It was taller tha
you are snd very white. looked at it
little while and then started aud ran q
hard - l could"
"You thought you cav somethin
white aud took it for granted that it Va
agho.s aud ran for your iiie." E z
II am sure l saw something white"
"Did il move :"
. s"Yes, ssv il move" ~
"D,d il walk sb.ut tho ersveyardH"
mo Il moved back and forth, 90,
swsyips his body.
ibid not some one Of the party 4
there to frighten you 2" III
mo, ms'sm; they were oil in Il
house when l left. aud walked vel
fast. They coald not have got the'
ahead oi me-"
~ dou't know what II vas but II vi
not . ehoss. The days Of ghosts q
gone BY"
"Didst there ne 70 b shosuf'
"Ne."
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Final settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby give that the undsrsigpsd.
~ admi istrat.r Of the estate Of Kssah Cog.
deceased, will make = Ahal setti ment OF his ad.
ministration Of said sstate 1t ths next term Of
the Probate ourt VI Lincoln county, Mo-, to be
begun and held 10 Troy. on Monday, April 10,
1871. ifsbl6l WILLIAM YOUNG, aam's
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

The very liberal patronage heretofore be-
stowed upon the school has encouraged the
Trustees to work diligently for tho providing OF
. compeient b 'ard Of Instruction; and baving
placed the school upon . arm basis, they can
recommend the Parker Seminary As . FIRST CLASS
Institution.
- TRUSTEES PARKER SEMINARY.
February :, 1871.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

VIRTUE ~ ~ seder sf ths Pssbate Court
- Of Lineo soun.y, .Missossi. ,ssds at The
Jenasry tern, 1871. sad 70 ne directed O. sd.
mihis'r tor ef the sstaae ef pstsr Steele, dec'd
notice Ia hereby givss 10 ell psssoss Interested,
that I. o. ruch sdDisistsstev, Sled ~ petition
With list Q, The asssts snd debts sf ssid setater
and an inventory OF the real estate of said O. :.
tate, at the aforesai term oi said Court, pray.
Ing for an order OF said Court for the sale Of the
real estate Of said estate, or 20 mseh thereof -
VIII be necessary 70 pay the debts duo against
said sstate, and unpaid for the wsat Of sssets,
end unless the contrary Il shows On or before he
arst day Of the mex Z, f,sular term of ssid Court,
On order for the ssls OF ssld real ssta,s will be-
made. WILLIAM d. JAM ES0N, sdm'r
tshr'y 3, 1871 -n6l OF est. Peter steele, dee,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Elnal settlement,

NOTICE 10 hereby Civ ,hst the undersigned,
~ Administrator # the estate Of Harrison Hub.
bard. deceased, will make . hnal ssttlelasst Of
hts standardization Of said esta 1T the nest term
Of The Probate Court OF Liueo . county, No., to
bs hseun and held N Trov on Monday, April 10.
1871 liebl61 WILLIAM YOUNG, sdm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
FACULTY.

FACULTY.
r W. CHISTIAN, A. NJ, PavsIpIxr,
Teacher Of Mental and Moral Sciences, Logi
Evidences Of Christianity and Higher
Mathematics.
Mas. r. A. CHRISTIAN, A. B.,
Teacher Of Grammar. Arith me,ic, History, Rhst-
oric, Political Economy and Natural
rPhilosoi by. r .r-,,
Mas. M. J. FOREMAN, A. B.,
Teacher Of Primary Department.
Mrs. MARY DICKEY,
Teacher Of Vocal and fnstrumsatsl Music.
Boarding House.
Mr.. and Mrs. WA. FRAZIER.
EXPENSES PER TERM q r FORTY
.lkt-B WEEKSs
Board, Fuel LixhtsC> $4,000
Tuition in Collegiate Department, 1000
Tuinon In Acsdsmi0 Department, 5000
Tuition in Primary Department, 1870
Lessons on Piano, 1900
Use Of INSTRUMENT one hour per day, 1000
Drawing. 10.0I
French, H 5000
Washing, per dosen, Is
Contingent Fee. l.0O
The term will commence on the second Monday
in September. 1870.
All bills paysbic half yearly In advance.
All pupils will bs charged fsom time Of entry
till close Of Session. ~. ff44f'.
The term will BE- divided into two sessions Of
Twesty wssks sseh.
Young ladies from distance will BE- required
to bosr,l In the boarding house.
Young isdiss are required to furnish their own
brushes, con b., towels, etc., and 70 keep their
own rooms 10 order. prn
None but young ladies received st the board.
ing house.
Yousg men can 6nd board IN private families
convenient to the School. At reasonable rates.
". CHRISTIAN.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

LII Liucols county Ai-souri. mauo al the Jsn.
uary term thereof for 1871, aud % lie under.
signed sduinistsstors Of the estats Of james
Alexander sr. deceased, notice Is hereby siveu
70 oil persons interested the, vs, asSueL admin.
ss'ator.. nlsd our pstitioA viii . he VI The %.
sets aud dsb,s Of said estate asd sn isvs, ,orv ef
,hs real estas of said dccsassd, at he aforcssid
term Of said court, praying Tor - sstss q Ssaid
court Tor the sale VI said real estate, or Of 90
much sbercof ~ nay BE- necesssry to nav ths
dsbts duo ~ said decssssd and uapsid Tor sks
want q asssts. and snless the sonnsry 70 shown
esrn of set1 couft, 10 - koldsu % the "a Non.
Day In ApsaI, losIs 90 erdss for ths ssls Of said
JuLIA MI ALEXANDER,
JOSHUA u. ALEXANDER, 'oH
JOHN n. NED.
Adur's Of janet Alexander, e., deed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
PARKER SEMINARY,

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THE Trustees Of this II stitution, having 50
cured the services of Prof. WV g. provinces,
an experienced teacher and thorough scholar,
beg to announce nthe patrons Of the school.
and others who ld1 desire to place their chill
dren under competent Instruction, that the clos
ing session Of the
FOURTH ANNUAL TERN
will open on ...
MOEDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1871,
and continue for 20 weeks with the folllow ing
Board Of Instruction.
Prof. WIN. &. provinces. A. M,
Principal and Teacher Of Languages and
Mathematics
Miss MARY provinces,
Assistant and Teacher Of intermediate and Pri.
mary Department.
Mrs. KATE ID. ALLEN,
Teacher Of Instrumental and Vocal Music.
TUITION.
Primary Class, for term Of forty weeks, SIS on
intermediate Glass, 24.00
Academic Glass, " $500
Music, 1G.0O
Use of Instrument 1000
Contingent Fee 100
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

IA ILL vsit upen the eisissns Of Troy sud the
w county st shsiP hones and repair clicks. ]
have the bsneAt OF nearly - years sxperisnos at
the trade 10 this6tsts. All work warranted. Tss-
tinonisls farnishsd II desired. 0rders l.sy b.
lett q ihs Plssts.s' Hesss u Eroy.
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