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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-30
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Free Soup every day, at II o'clock, at Pol
Locks.
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- B.. - SAAS'ffffot 1AaflLu11,
/ anc .ConsE:1,ptionI- a.. ~
i Probably ncvcr bc!dir III! tie &ktIlc'ft; tdHndfy
medicine, fa3 any ilnnYwUh kn.tvtiuly. i,,tL an
deeply upon tliD colidrrle vf 1l.,I,kii,t az, tis
excellent remedy ft.r ,l,ri.iv tunii ii;lsintl:
Through long SERIES "i !cais, a,,d uiiUE m,ort
Of tho r.cCs of lncn hasAi: ruhiEicr ttnt{ higher
IN lheir estnnatipn, MS it,, bcColE better kuow a.
lts uniform character ai power to c,f,t tic "a.
rious affections Of tie lungs md throat, lave
inade it. known Us rtliEIl.., pro ic4tpr, W ,i.t
them While Adapted % ll.iittt FORMS of disease
and to youHg rhit.cu, i!iht'nt Nfr ssfei thine tho
most cnacual ltnc'y that cafi,e given tar inrIp.
ient CONSUMPTION, and t.r dangerous Glycti1ns
OF tic throat an,1 lCnE*. ks y lrprlsGTf 1 init
sudden attacks nf ro,ii'.i It shtuu lc, IiI.t ON
tnd In every faioil ,ana isItss . .;,.l ~ h9i,lvc
times subject 70 colds a, cG,,gI., ait Should IG
provided with this hhtidntc fnr thcfn.uI! fH5 y
Although settled CamIum,1,t io1i sis thpl,gl.t ire
curablcj etill great numbers Of c9sCs where tile
disease sccmral settled, Lave Been toml l'lc{rly
cnrtt, and the patient restored to noul1d health
by the Cherry Pccinrat. So complete IL its
mastery over tlie disorders or tile lungs and
Throat, That the most obstinate Of them Yield IT, 81
When nothing elsc could reach them, pi;Icr. tic
Cherry I'ccf0''nf they subsidc aud Disappear.
Singers and PuGiic Speakers In,l great
protection nDn It,.
Ast4niM is. always relieved aud often W L.!ly
bronchitis is'gehcrally cured l,y; taAiu. the
CIcrTU Pertorrsf in,tninil AMI frtlilcn, doses.
So generally nre lis virtues ips,wn, that we
nccu not publish the certificates ot rfcn, htrr or
do moro than a.snIc the public fhiit it,. ls tics
are fully maintained. :.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-30

VOTES Schiedam ,Sc1napps
'aSnsse Sas
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Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking To-
ba. co at PcILOcK's. -
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- ~ SiiA . ocL6M00csbrIHEI tlEue.A
Ye rhaiden Looked from her iattScS"" l.o1Ts z
On 70 hoMleEs down below. .ha;'7'ia
AsaheY ht66d gnnin' their voiced Z xn sa.;tf
1niasFovf.s .sehAth her Ja4yas,,n,. nj .',e.:'.
WITH y6tednof at oS6 head ha1gars ;rl@ay 81
a PaiiyH YP5tk :fhg a9ght so.hhaT7s: h'na ~.
And .noSv s1HIjoJa hi3nnfied ~ - o1ut
Ana apd ys adft @ e SsS gins
From hinf Of sTGfthy hair. iH'?b1p ~ 1r
HeeagSa esr hXPeuni hgs light, ,hyat tstsr., Ss
Aud l3HyhYd Fer 70 yennoon; iii32 ,,,.i' :. :
Ana SSaidtAt: and hutds and'ye light guitar
V06knpi& pi&pR eehoed' ye tune, II ,J'5
Ara ;ye longer he sung ye louder 1.t.N 'i"a'n
HyG voyce yas pyuhHd' and higher; h.rp
He9Ss1ped PIE hya hanas TIlhere hys heart should
And In verse nwcre hys heart was on fyfel-
Theh, ye maiden smyleda pensiy6 hibyle,i -
Aud went to her fyttte stAhd,ta "7t li,.s
Andappeaied In whyte ns ye 7astyoe. : ~,
With q ever in each hand: Nisl : i:.' i
Then.5o 70 how16fs grew more franticinhi S'"
And 6ercer ye music grewl -
BusUn to their heads 6oldwAtef i'p
She very deftly threw. sAt. =
70 Tyre was'qdenchgd, and. ID fpmult.o
Was over and all was atilf, ms tHf aui.'t' Il
And nauRhtwa seed Of ye howlers,Hoa !
But their coAttay1s over the hyill ",7a g
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reader 10 testimonisls'ih favor of tho Schpapps:
, Feel bound to say that regard your
seps pr q
ago. At all events. lit 10 the 1puyost possible
article Ct ApIlsSSa gin {heEetSiore ano6taina
'' Yhat aaoeqtiosl ohanlss. !. New s1 York
..;s sT + .5i;isa b f. e., Il, that
4 pR; fS1f''S ). v. 'SSR1aar.
,ssshnspgs;. IT, remedy IN chronic oasarr-
Lake great pleasure in bearing highly
dial agent, in the diseases Tor which you
recommend 1t. Having q natural endency to
the mucous surfaces, with q slight degree Of
atimdlatl6n, regard 1t as one OF the most i'm.
portaut remedies in chronic Catarrhal 'affec-
nas
servant, OHAS. A. LEAS, NJ. D., New York.
&c PINE STREET. NEH. YoRK, Nov. 21, 1867
UpoLPHo WOLFE. ESQ, Present.-DEAn s1n: I
OF your "Sohiedam Schnapps," with the intent
OF determining II any foreign or injurious SUBJ
STANCE had been ADDED to tho simple distilled
spirits.
The. e{aniuatlophAs As fesnlted Id th conclu.
sion thai che sample contained NJ. poisonous
or harmful admixture. have been unable
20 dlsoQyer any traco OF the deleterious SUBJ
ctanoea which are sometimes employed in the
adulteration OF liquors. I would not hesitate
TO use myself, nor to recommend to others,
for medicinal purposes. The "Bchiedam
Schn8ppB, ," as an excef1ont and unobiectiona-
bic variety OF gin. Very respectfully yours,
t6igned) OHAs. A. SEELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY. 18
EXCHANGE PLAdEs NEW YonK, Nov. as, 1867
On HPHo WOLFE. ESQ -DEln SIN .Phe under-
signed have carefully and thoroughly analyzed
. .Aample OF your "Arometio Schiedanl
found the came free from all organic or inor-
ganio substances, more or less injurious to
health From the result OF our examination,
we consider the article ons of superior quail
medicinal qualities. Respectfully. yours,
tsignedl ALEX. -TitIPPEL, Chemist:
FRANCIS Z. ENGELHARD, ID.
For sale by all respectable Grocers and
Druggists. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S hST.,
April 1.llF3mo az Beaver st.. New York
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

Nicholas Fleenor Of Lincoln 90 unity,
Missouri, who was private Of Capt.
Keigeis company Of Kentucky rssi-
ment, and was wounded on tho 7th Of
November, 1871, at the battle Of Tip.
pecanoe, IN command Of the left wing
under General Harrison, was examined
on the 7th Of this month for Pension
by the United States Examining Surgeon,
Dr.. Edwards Of this city. He is over
80 years old, and rode horseback to this
city from his home near Louisville, u
distance Of over % miles, and returned
tho next day, going through the rain
without an umbrella, refusing the loan
Of one proffered by his friend Judge Jas.
Brown, Of this city, who is 70 yerrs old
the two together making $50 years. Mr..
Fleenor has raised family of 16 sons
and three daughters, and has been married
but once, his wife still living. --Louisians
Journal. C.ty l.. -
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

Troy LITERARY SooIErY.-This So.
cioty met On last Tuesday evening at tho
court house at 2 O'Clock, aud debated the
following question: "Resolved, Thst the
Flatterer is more perniciOus character
than tho S,andersr." Owing to the in.
clemescy Of the weathcs but Zee were
present, and the same subject sill Be
debated aext Tuesday evening. Mcssrs.
]. A. Brown and j. l.. Vaughan will
svpear ia behalf the Affirmative, and
Messrs. Josiah Creesh and T. Il. Cornick
for the negative. All who feel an inter.
est m the cause for which those young
gentlemen labor, arc invited to attend
Their object is mutual Improvement in lie.
eraturs aud parliamentary usage, ard the
presence of the wise men and fair ladie,
Troy is earnestly solicited, that they may
DO inspired by their presence to make
every effort that may promise success
Owing to the resignation Of Wm. Fra
Eier, president Of the society, an election
was held At the last meeting to fll tn,
vacancy, which resulted in the uuap:mou
choice of Mr.. Chas. Martin.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

The St. Charles Cosmos, with deg rec
of qualification and natural malignity +,
announces that a car load Of coal sent
from this county to be tested in the gas
works of that oity. proved utterly worth.
loss, with the exception of a small guam
tity Of canal coal, which was to!erably
good. Some time since the metres of the
st. Charles gas works were SO defective
that fair test could not be made, and
that may bc the case now; but the blame
more probably attaches to the coal COM
p,ny, for tho coal it sent had for long
time been inundated and could not have
been a fair sample. The Cosmos says
the canal csal is, all things considered,
about equal to the DuQuoin coal; but
some one connected with the gas com.
pany Of that city Informed citizen of
our town, thst the Lincoln county canal
coal produced 81 feet Of gas to the pound,
and that tho DuQuoin coal produces only
three. Mr.. John Kirkham, Of Logans
port, Indiana, who was for several years
superintendent Of the gas works Of tha
city, tested some Of the coal from thi'
county, and was SO we'll pleased with i
that ho Immediately invested in thu
mines and this leads US to believe tha
there is something wrong about the late
St. Charles test. We don't know why
tho Cosmos sxhih,ted SO much venom il
giving this small bit Of news, but if it il
hugging the delusion that the coal in thi
county will not prove success, it il
welcome to all the qualification it vii
receive; for the furshcr the mines ar,
explored the better the coal is and tn
thicker the veins.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16
Brackets Of every description are kept
at II. W. Kemper's furniture store, from
q match safe to clock shelf

The SCHOOL FEsrIvAL.-Quarterly
magazine, devoted to original matter, for
Day School and Sunday School Exhibit
tions, and Puplio Occasions. The DC.
tober number Of this popular Magazine
(Which was destroyed by tho great Chi
cago fire, when oil ready to maiN, has
been reprinted, and has just reached US.
As its subscription list was burned, the
PuhlMhers request US to ask their sub.
scribers to send their addresses, stating
what numbers were yet due them, aud
to remit their subscription for next
year. Let all teachers and pupils sub
scribe now, for tho School Festival
they oil need it. It costs only so cents
9. yssr,. in advance. OF 10 ceu.s for a
single number The Publishers wero
very heavy losers by the great fire, but
they don't propose to allow their sub
scribers to loose anything. Send, BY
mail, to Alfred L. Sswell 4 Co., Publish
'ers, Chicago, rlk u ; &As = ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

HoRaIBLE ACCIDENT. "A beautiful lit.
tie girl, three years old. daughter Of Mr..
U. Schweiker and sifc. Of this city, foil
from the window in the third story Of
tho Democrat building, last Saturday
evening, and was instantly killed. Mr..
Schweikcr lives in the third story, and
the child was looking out Of the window
and watching Mr.. kirkpatricks little
girl who was playing just below. when
she lost her balance nnd fell, striking
spon the steps that led into the cellar
Il vas one Of the Aost distressing ac
cidents we have ever known. The child
was beautiful, afcctionate, and intelIi
gent, and was dotted upon BY her parents
st. Charles News.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

The week opened somewhat more hopefully,
says the Times of Tuesday, for the general pro-
duce and grain markets. A reduction in freights
southwark by river gives more of "siver living"
to prospects, while with some exceptions other
maj kets exhibit little feeling. Tho advance in
prices Of grain, &c., has been long zen route"
but We are no less onfdent than heretofore that
tho export, demand must b ing about q general
upward hoven,enftn prices. The falling, weather
has, however, deferred movements,
WHEAT--Was Ia rather bstter request, a nd
sellers were decidedly confident, but there was
very little noticeable movement, and the greater
number of milers wore "out'" The inquiry was
rather for No. 4, and grades below, than for
qualities above, although the entire market ruled
stronger. Whits-No. 8 81 2O@i 25; prime at
81 80; No. l at 81 7Oj choice 81 Is. Red-No.
4Ntt ssj Nos At 81 s9H9i 4oj No. ? at
81 so IN elevator. No. I 81 80.
FL0UR-Stronger throughout, aud an occa.
sional advance was notable on super and xxx,
choice 80 90 70 - 50 x and Xxx IS 5o(05 90.
CoRN-Strictly prime and choice white at IS
@6sc: yellow and white mixed 52@5sc in new
gunnies; white in csrs Acc low and high mixed
in elevator 4215@i4c.
OATs-Activs and higher. 35@4Oc.
BARLEY-sO to s2Xc.
RYE--8O to zoe. ....--..-.
BUCKWHEAT--Prlmo 75c.
! POTAT0Rs-Peaohblo blow and aukes 7O@7s,
10 gunnss SOC, whito srfodt SOC,
HAY-$2l to $24.
BACON Shoulders 71IC07Xc, clear rib sides
7}s@scI clear sides 1905; plain oansssssd
hams l2@l2X, and sugar cured lie y N.
ToBAoCo--ws quote v 100 hs, lugs and
common leaf o. 1908 rs medium to good lear st
$s(9la 90; bright alk, $i4@23, medium to
choice and fancy bright wrappers $25@6O to SIS
@loo. Sales were lish:, prices steady. .
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE-Keceipts s79 head, with reported
shipments of $40 head. We quote extra, av.
1900 to 1900 lbs, at ~ 50(1A ISL good to primo
steers, nv. 100 to 1900 lbs, at 81 O0@4 20 +;
common to medium, sv. 1000 to II 90 lbs, 50 rs
to 90 stock steers av. 800 to 1000. 81 to 8 rs
ehics cows and beifers ~. 700 to 1000 81 to 4;
common to good COWS and hsifsrs 8 rs to 8 SO ;
inssior mixed 'socts, tS'saisg tsilisgs, . 90 to
Q so. .-.i ...-.
HoGS-Recsipts 1850 head, with 1l72 head
reported shipped. Sales at e3 7oto 81 Is. 81
sHkEr-7SS a. to S3ifv swt o., -.7.a .,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

The Schooldsy Visitor Magazine comes
TO our table this monty in o "brau new"
dress, which fts ito handsome form ad.
nirabiy. In fact We never saw the Visi.
tor look 30 we'll dressed before, which is
saying good deal; while. its contents
are fully up to its external appearance, in
their attraction. The terms are oniySi.
. year, cheap enough for every body.
Send green stamp TO the publishes, J.
". Daughsday & Co., Philadcaphis, Pa.
for spccimsa number, and the stools"
10 use ID forming a eIsb. in.f'-
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

4 substance, resembling printers ink
in oopsistency and color, has been found,
while blasting in . we'll, in the vicinity
af Quincy, Hickory county. .sI.av
WHAT Is MANf--A young lady thus
answers ;'i'A thing to waltz with, a thing
to Sirs with, 20 take one to places Of
amusement, to laugh at, to be married to,
TO pay ones bills, to keep ono comfort
able" Not far from the truth.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

OUR RAIL ROAD PRosPEcTs - A peti.
,ion is now being circulated among the
people Of this city, praying tho city
council to order an election to decide
whether st. Charles in its corporate cap
acity shall take stock in the St. Louis 4
Keokuk railroad TO tho amount Of Sl25.
900, in order to secure its completion tc
this point.
If such an election is ordered the
council shoufd be careful to sec that tn,
machine shops and independent line tt
St. Louis are secured, and get sufficicn,
guarantees from the company to insur
the comp letion Of the work ut the curli-
est puecib,e time. We do not believe the
people will vote the subscription upor
any other considerations, for they o
course are looking to their own interest I
in the matter. But the council in it
wisdom will give due consideration t
every phase Of tho question.
In our humble opinion tho compau,
are asking too much, and they are askinl
it before they know exactly what the
wunt. The surveys should be completed
and estimates made before any proposi
tious are presented. Then the people vii
know just what TO do, and they will d
it, We advise all, however, to sign th
petition to the city council, in order ths
it may take action upon thu matter, an
arrive at some definite couclusion.-St
Charles News.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

BUFFALO NURsERY.-Parties in need
Of trees are especially invited to give me
a call, as have 6no large stock, and
am determined to sell them this fall and
next spring. Woald like to trade trees
for u good strong light spring wagon,
suitable for one or two horses. Would
also trade for good mower and good
No. l COW. See advertisement.
n4.m3 A. NJ. SHUTS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

Complaint has been made that spoiled
Gsh were thrown into the street from one
Of our grocery stores few days since,
from which grsat stencil arose. This 10
a violation Of one Of the town ordinances,
and If il were not, 10 . source of discom :
fort to persons with delicate olfactoriss as
vol % . promoter Of disease.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.
DEPARTURES or NAILS,

DEPARTURES or NAILS.
or wentzville, daily (except Sunday at toOr.h.
Lost Branch, Monday y"......."...7.3oA.A
Louisisua via Auburn, Mou., Wednes.,
Friday, zee. ..........'.''' ..'''- .".'o'VV
Ashley, Wednesday and Saturday.
High Hill and Truxton, Friday,""..7.oO
Cap.au-Gris,. .saturdsys..."-..- .-..,.7.ao,
The mails close At 9 o'clock on the evoring
reviews to their departures.
ARRIVALS.
From weatxvillo daily (except Sunday 500 P. n
Lost Branch, Mondays..".".....".6.o
Louisiana via Auburn, Tuos, Thurs.
and Saturday ..........""....-".4.0O
Ashley, Tuesday and Fridsy,......s.oo
High Hill and Truxton, Saturday. 1900
Csp.au-Gris, Sstardsy ..."......6.oo
D. CRUMP, P. NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

Hon ANDREW KIsosTLs't Monday
morning We were honored with call from
Congressman King of this district. Tho
Judge is looking well, and appears to be
10 good trim for tho duties of the ap.
preaching session Of Congress. Like the
balance Of our sound thinking meO, he
regards the passive policy Of the Demo.
crats with favor.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

This is most desirable time for plant
ing fruit trees, and will be until it
freezes. For extra. trees, low prices, and
best varieties, cali ora. NJ Shuts, Buf.
falo Nursery. He will sell as low as any
one elee. - --.r = .r,--N--
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

The Baptists Of New Hope commenced
a protructsd meeting at that place last
Friday. Revs. Mitchell, Luck and
Whitssidss we're preaching. We have
not heard with what success their labers
have been crowned. ,a7
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

DIR. j. G. Goodrich will be in Troy on
Tuesday. the 2lst of November, and re-
main one week. Office with DR.. Birk-
head, in the building adjoining Mr..
Withrow's saddle and harness store.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

PRos. GArF's ApDREss,-Prof. CATS
address, delivered before the Teachers
Institute at this place last week, will ap,
pear in the Herald next week. 1t was
received too late for publication in this
issue.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16
THE HER AID.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COURTS IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
,,Rcurr CouRr-Third Mondays In March and
September.
cousrY Couar-second Mondays in February
May, August and November.
PROBATE CoURr-Secoud Mondays In january,
April, July and October.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

The greatest novelty in the way Of
furniture is the folding Hat Rack at
Kempev's. 1t costs only IS cents, and is
the neatest thing out.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

a Chicago bessar" was trying to
humbus the people Of New Hope last
Saturday. IIo didn't succeed much.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

We have had several bountiful rains Of
date, and the wheat in consequence is
looking we'll.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

For several days the Wentzvilc mail
has been leaving in the morning in place
of at noon. We don't know how long
this will continue. :.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

Go to II. W. kcmper's aud take look
at the Folding Hat Rack, and you will be
surprised how he can sell such an article
for IS cents but then he does it. Don't
iul to get one.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

We understand thatSMr. j. s. Fuller
will take charge of the political depart.
ment Of the Dispatch in short time.
fIe formerly edited a paper in Virginia
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

For Brackets and the Folding Hat
Rack, 90 to H. W. Kempers furniture
store.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

A CERTAIN CURE FOR EARACHE.--
We have recently seen several recipes
published as beneficial in cases Of ear
ache but one who has a severe attack Of
that malady will, we think, soon End the
ineffciency Of them all. There is, how.
ever, one remedy which the experience Of
twenty years has taught us is unfailng
We have seen it repeatedly tried in our
own family, and have frequently recon.
mended it to others, always with the
same result.
No house should be without its bottle
Of arnice. 1t is indispensable in cases Of
cuts, burns, aud bruises, and in earacho
it isa sovereign cure. AS soon as any
soreness is felt in the esr-which feeling
almost always precedes the regular "uche'
Jet three or four drops Of tincture Of
arnica bo poured in, and then tho orifce
filed with o little cotton to exclude the
air and in short time tho uneasincss
is forgotten. If the arnica is not re
sorted to until thoro is aotusl pain, the
cure may not be SO speedy, but it is just
as certain. If one application of the
arnica does not effect q cure, it will be
necessary to repeat 1t, it may be severa
times. 1t is sure preventive for gath
ering in the ear, which is the usual cause
OF earache.
We have never yet known any harm Of
serious Inconvenience to attend the us,
Of arnica though, if the spirits with
which it is made arc very strong, it may
be diluted with a little water, as tn,
spirits-not the arnica will sometimes
cause a temporary diEEiness Of the head
which is UNI leasant -Authur's Maga
Zine. i.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

Fun the Guo,s lot VI DraoA ots ever
brought to Troy, go to II. W. Kemper's.
Some Of them are superbly beautiful. +
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

Try Rice's cheap pictures on cloudy
days, Nine for 81.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

Four nice, large card pictures for 75c
at Rice's gallery.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

h Couple Of lovers were married 10
K.usss City tho other day 4, ,ttsra court,
ship of eighteen years. .-s, -.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

Good pictures or no pay at Rice's
gallery.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16
LOCAL AND COUNTY.
PLEASE NOTICE
November 2, 1871.

County Court is in session.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Valuable Town Property for
Sale - Dwelling House and
Lot and z Vacant Lots.

'E>AE undersigned will sell on easy terms ore
L and half story frame dwelling and lot
near the business part Of the town I; and 2vacant
lots south Of Cakc & Rogers Tanyars. 'ih be
sold tepasately or together.
will also sell good work horse, years old,
and n srring wagon.
noy9tf MARTIN SEDLACEK. Troy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

Try Rice's pictures if you want first
class work. Four for Is cts.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-16

Rics's gems are the best pictures made
TrY them to-day, Foar for 70 ots