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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13
Another Terrible COn6agration.

Another of those terrible fires which
of late years have distressed the people
Of this country, has just occurred at
Boston, the second commercial city of
the United States. 1t broke out last
Saturday. and up to our latest informa
ton was still burning. The less has
already amounted to eighty or ninety
millions Of dollars, and it promises to
equal in terror the great Chicago conha.
grafton Of last year. The fire engines
have to be hauled about by hand, on &C
count Of the horse pest'ence that has
been raging in that and other Eastern
cities.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13
cray.

"Old dog Trays ever faithful,
Grief canno: drive him away,
Hes gentle and ne's kind.
You'll never never dni,
A better friend than old dog Fray"
Thus slng the farmers Of this county,
as shown by the vote on the dog laW
last week. Archer and Blucher, Carlo
aud Dasher, Echo and Fido, Gipscy and
Hero, Ino and Juno, Kstchum and
Lingo, Mouser and Nero, Orlo a ID Ponto,
Queen and Rover, Ssizer aud Towssr,
Une and Vic, Watch and Mantle, Vel per
and Zephyr, and all the rest Of the yaller
and spotted, ring s,reakei and striped,
Aea bitten aud maugy tribe Of CANNES,
nay romp aud scamper, bark and how
with delight, making night hideous with
their unmusical bassos, sccon1os, tepors
and sopranos, for the doom that hung over
their heads like a cloud Of i'll omen has
rolled away before the bosom of popu
lar opinion. When all other friends
have deserted MS, when misfortune frowns
upon our devoted heads, and the world
points at US as the stroling vagabond,
old Tray looks up to US with the same
kindly eye, with the same frienlly was
of bis tail, as when fortune shons upon
US from a csudIsss sky aud min in hi.
prosperity is 10th to pronounce the sen
tenee that will lessen the number Of
these faithful animals. What are sheep
com pared to such devoted heroes? The
largest sheep raiser in Clark township
vsted against the dog law. He would
rather part with forty Of his wool
growers than the curly little poodle that
waddles at his heels from morn till night,
and lounges near his chair before the
cheerful log fire that reflects its light
and warmth on the floor of hi. happy
home. There is sympathy between
man and dog as inexplicable as it is
steadfast-sver has been, and ever will
be. One cannot visit the dog pound in
the city without feelings of regret that
the timid little black and tan, the mildly
beaning setter. or the intelligent Ber
nard, and the mighty host Of numbere,s
others, who whine and yelp as if cogni
zant of some impending calamity, must,
if not reclaimed, suffer the penalty Of
being caught upon the street without
either master or collar -1oath. Fear of
hydrophobia is swallowed up in sympa
thy. Well, cid Tray, sun yourself in
lazy happiness on the front doorstep,
gnaw your bones undisturbsd, stfs your
fears and bay at the moon as it sweeps
majestically over your head and when
weary creep into the kennel, lay down on
your bed of straw, sleep in peaceful tran
guilty and dream Of the bones and the
crumbs that will fall from your master S
table on the morrow, for man, your
friend, recognizes your fidelity.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

John Murphy, of Occum. (says the
Norwich Bullstin) man about thirty
years Of age, was in Norwich on Satur,
day, and that evening found himself on
the railroad bridge over the Yartic when
tho Norwich and Worcester steamboat
train came around the curve lie could
not swim, aud fearing to jump in the
river, leaped for the COW catcher Of the
engine as it approached, and singularly
enough reached it in safety, He was
not noticed, and being unable to change
his position, lay there until the tram
reached Perch rock, where he fell off, and
the tram passed over one of his legs
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

even with these drawbacks fee counties
will render a better account Of them
selves than Lincoln, both az regards the
majority md the men elected to Office.
The people of Lincoln county have
reason to rejoice over their state aud
local election if nothing else.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
~ istratiJn were granted to the undersig ed
on the estate of William T. Black, deceased
by the Clerk Of the Probate Court of Lincoln
county, Mo on the day of Nov'r, 1879.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year from the date If
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of said estate, and if not exhibited within
two years from the date of said letters they will
be forever barred.
n,v8 MARTIN V. MOSLEY, Admir-
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

On the 4th inst, at Sedalia, No, a
druggist filled out prescription in which
rhubarb was taken for opium, causing
the death Of nine. months old child. Ii
is said that a suit for $4,000 has been
instituted against the druggist The
cause of the mistake was the bad writing
of the prescribing physician.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13
Fashionable E'iShIngS.

A favsrite style of making calico
dresses 10 with blouse or shirt waist
A bias strip OF the material is put on
to simulate the plaits Of shirt. Fin'sh
with a sailos collar and cuffs. q PLAIN
overskirt and ande,sAirt finishes a pretty
house dress, which is always neat aud
ready 80 gut on.
Some ladies are wearing regular
dekiss, stand up collars or ehokers, SIM
liar to those sorn by gentlemen, and
scarfs tied in 3 sailor knot.
Mats aHd bonnets are SO much alike
nowadays that it is somewhat dlfflcu't
to distinguished which is which. Strings
are used on both and if they are tied
under the chignon, it is bat you see ;
if under the chin, it is bonnet. IT no
strings are used, you may be sure 1t is a
hat One of the pre'tiest shapes worn
this fall is the coronet front, with high
slipping crown Both soft and hard
crowns are worn, and both are equally
pretty. Ccronets and ornaments made
Of beads are very fashionable, as well as
Jet ornaments and an abundance Of fcath
cars. II is not an uncommon sight II
see three or four ostrich tips, bird
wing and a couple Of funny looking oh
iects called di3ret'es, on one hat. These
aigrettes look like the longest tail feathers
of white rooster, with the hair clipped
closely in small alternate patches. You
dare not put your bat in baud box for
fear of rumpling these beauties, but must
give it a whole shelf to itself
A very good custom, | see, has been
adopted in New York which ought to be
in favor here, where ladies do not use
cards in calling. When acquaiu,ances
call aud are so unfortunate as to find the
ladies out, they are requested by the ser.
want to inscribe their names in a hand
some visiting book. But here, 1t some
times it happens that not even servant
is at home Why not hang slate on
your door, after the manner of physi.
clans IN tie city? Be sure and leave a
pencil. and then you will know when
your friends have called to see you if
YOU are not at home, without trusting to
chance meeting to discover the fact.
Jewelry assumes queer shapes some
times | saw an account the other day
Of set that had recently made its ap
pearance in New York city, consisting of
breastpin and earrings, made Of coral,
and carved to represent that horrid crea
ture, "a boiled lobster" 1t would Ger
tainly give one a strange sensation to
wear such an animal Necklaces, with
or without lockets attached, are more
fashionable than ever. The neck aces
are made in very elaborate styles, repre-
sentsg cable links or twisted rope. The
locksts are generally set on enc side
with pearls, while the other side is plain
giving space for handsome monogram
A loeket can be bought for s25, and the
necklaces cost from $40 to SO anC
sometimes even higher.
Pale amber is the fashionable color il
kid gloves for ladies', while cas'or gloves
are the correct thing for gentlemen.
haven't the ghost of an idea what casio
gloves are, unless they are the color o
that delicious beverage castor oil. Tn
dressed kid or dog skin gloves are mucl
worn BY ladies with walking suits, thougl
for full dress a more delicate glove i
desirable. S. Mex. +.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tes-
~ tamentary were granted to the undersigned
by the Clerk of the Probate Court of Lincoln
county, Mo, on the estate of Mary F. Vertrees,
deceased, on the Goth day of Sent, 1872.
All rer ons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance to the
Executor within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said estate and if not exhibited within
two years from the date of said letters they will
be forever barred.
oc2 BENEDICT CRUMP, Ex'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

The grandest bridal occasion in Cen
tral Missouri came off recently at the
Presby yterian church in Bonneville. The
parties we're Mr Charles + Leonard and
Miss Nadine Nelson, daughter of James
Nelson, banker. 1t was magnificent
affair and largely attended.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

The 'deformity nuisance" is made mat
ter Of complaint BY the Boston news
papers. Tne mendicants who thrust out
a mu'i a'ed arm, or disclose a distorted
limb, aud the whole class Of beggars
who make commodity of their dsisrml-
ties have made descent on the Hub, and
the outcry is raised for the Intervention
of the police Tho Boston Globe says
that dwarf German girl without hands,
who almost any day may bs seen on the
streets Of the eity, with little tin box
strapped about her neck tor the reeep.
tion Of coin, owns a fine house in New
York, and is building row of tenement
houses in Brooklyn Another imposturs
is practised by melancholy woman, with
hand organ, accompanied bv a child,
which lies from morning till night in per.
petual stupor, and whose white lips and
unnatural paleness appeal to the pas
ssrby, The child, says the Globe, is
daily druggsd with opium, and if other
like facts were known, nine-tenths of the
persistent askers for aims on the street,
says the paper, would be found to be
better able to give than many they
importune.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

Quite a snake killing took place at Mr..
John Tate's coal bank, near Centralia
one day last week. The hands killed 80
black snakes in less than Is minutes, aud
within space Of fifty feet The snakes
had or ,wled ou, of the bank to sun them
selves, and were lying about promiscu-
ously when discovered.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

The Philadelphia mint on the I'd com
mcnced milling one million of one dollar
pieces, to be converted into pieces Of n
larger denomination
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13
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A terrible railroad accident occurred
on the Lshgh and Susquehanna railroad
near Scranton, Pennsylvania, on the 7th
inst, killing seven men and injuring
many others,
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Subscribers. "'"
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r oW, RACES Tor Sl.OO. &C., &c,
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cal IN form, and will be illustrated b1 M;.,
ha,leck, It's entitled Arthur Bonnicastle
ana WI deal with some Of the most djff,u,,
Proo'ems OF American Life 1t will be e,m.
ineneed in the November number.
mere wlll be a new story by SAKE Holm, The
tbne legged Dancers.
Bret Harte, the best writer of short ,,or;s. , -,
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IL. IL. Stoddarl will write a series of enter
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Whims and Ways. A series of Portraits Of Iiy.
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clarence Cook will write about Furniture
ana the Decoration of American Homes.
lhese papers will be eminently practical as wei,
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anu % ske,ches by numeLous artists in addition to
those which the writer himself will furnish
Among those who will cont ibute are
HANS And rsen, Bryant, Bushnell, Egsleston,
froude, Higgnson, Bishop Huntington, Bret
harc. John Hay, II. ii. Macdonald, Mitchell;
Miss Phelps, Stedmnn, Stockston, Celia Thaxter,
warner, Wilkinson, Mrs. Whitney, besides
host of others.
The editorial control and direction of the
Magazine will remain in the hands Of Dr. Hol.
land, who will continue to write .'TOpics of the
lime'" which the New York Independent says
"are more widely quoted than any similar pa pers
IN any American magazine"
watson Glider will write 1.-THE Old CART.
met ~ as hihorto, Prof John c. Draper con
ducts the Department of mature and sci.
ence." The Departments of "Home and
society" and Couture and Progress" will
engage the contributions of more than score
OF pens on both sides of the Atlantic. Tho
Waterman and Reflector says: "Scrbners .
Monthly for September is better than usual
which indicates IA needless waste of editoria
brains and Publishers money, for the magazine
.as good enough before" And yet the Pub
fishers promise to make II still better for
the Coming Year.
The subscription price is $500 year, witt
special ra es to clergymen, teachers and post
masters.
| The followin1
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

A Tenpe,se company von the prize
fer the best cotton manufactures az the
Cincinnati and New Orleass expositions.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

Pike county went Democratic by abou,
500 majority, electing most Of the nomi
nees. Capt Jsmisou, however, was de
feate1 by about 43 votes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

The people of Eugene City, Carroll
county, are endeavorng to find OF,
whether Mrs, Bricklins Of that place
murdered John her husband.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

The smallpox is showing in Hannibal,
Mo. A large number of cases are Ts.
ported in St. Charles county.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13
POLAND A. CHINA PIGS.

7 HAVE for sale pure bred pigs, purchased
l from the best families OF the Poland and
China Hogs of Messrs Shepard & Alexander, of
Charleston, Ills. am convinced that this is the
best breed of hogs for our state, They grow to
a very large size, and tatten well at any age.
Price Tor choice pigs, weighing 80 pounds az
ten weeks old, SO. HENRY II. MUDD.
Milwood, Mo-. May 25th, 1872.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13
Trustees Sale.

w HEREAS Perry Bittick and Malinda BIZ
w tick his wife, by their deed OF trust dated
the 26th day of November, 1870, of record in
book + on page 2O2 of the records of Lirc0In
county, Missouri, conveyed to George W. Ow-
ings, the real es'ate hereinafter described in
trust to secure the payment of a promssOry
note described in said deed; and whereas said
note is past due and unpaid, and whereas the
said George W. Owing has in writing refused to
accept said trust, and whereas |, Frederick Wing,
sheriff of said county of Lincoln by the terms
prescribed in said deed of trust have become the
trustee in place of the said George W. Owing.
Now, therefore, at the request of he legal holder
of said note, and by virtue and authority and
power in said deed contained, notice is hereby
given that on
Saturday, November 16 1872
at the hour of one o'clock, p. M, OF that day. 7
will sell for cash Mt public vendue to the hirhes
bidder at the court house door in the town of
Troy, Lincoln county, Missouri, the foIlowin,
described real estate, situate in Lincoln countv
missouri, or so much thereof as will satisfy saii
note ana the cost ot executing this trust to wit
rart "i tne northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter OF section l2, township 40, range west
beginning at the southeast corner and runoino
with the line o. said tract to the north hank of
Cuivre, running thence with the ton of soid
bank to where the line on the west crosses said
Cuivre, thence south with said line to the south.
west corner, thence east with said line IN tho
beginning, containing so acres, more or Isss
also tho southeast quarter of the northeast onar'
ter OF section IL, township 40 range 3 west. Ao
Sr'r acres, FREDERICK WING,
Sheriff of Lincoln comfy, Mo-, and Trus,ss
ocl6n42
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13
For Good Turn0uts
GO TO THE BRICK
LZVeERHST.4BLE
ON MAIN STREET,
II R O Y. Nj O.

Buggies and Horses to hire. Horses boarded
by the day or week.
also run a daily mail and passenger line to
and from the st. L. X. & N. railroad. The hack
will leave Troy at o'clock in the morning, max
ing connection with both the Eastern and West
ern bound trains. My hacks and teams are kept
in good ORDER and careful drivers manage them.
n30tf JACOB HARTMAN.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13

EXPREss WAGON always standing at the
IL door. Goods bought at the Novelty deliv-
cred anywhere in town free of charge.
W. s. COOPER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-13
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY

A Serial Story ty DR.. Holland. AN..
S'org by Sage Holm A Lono &c. u
Jt"m Bret Harie. Brilliant Erro. ',y y
Con'riL"'ors Clarence Cook on g.. W
n',ure and ccordnon. Il n. S,o.,.',
on Auth0rs. '"'o
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Gin irbiidjes Varabies.

Dem ,alten bonn 8eree.4 MIoooin BON
ifattete 9olp elei1foIls einen Be.
iu4 ab. Dieier hattie Elm rei3enoes fbal
in Elm iroiIhes Yarooies nit allen nab
mubamebanii1en Beeriffen 1ur 0entbaren
@enliien pertpanbelt, In mel4es Ct Sung
hinge BON IL bis 20 Sabren Iebte, nadoem
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trunt beisebradt bate. 10 baB iie BEL itrem
grtuahen tpirfIith slaubten, riie befdnotn
iiH i'm 9araoieie.S Ser .MlteA benubte
oieie Siinelinse 40 fOlsenbem Srede:
8oIlte er einen Ieinb ooer Nsbenbubler
aus bem Meee .rdumen, 70 IieB er einem
Sinslinge ben Shlaftrunt perabreiten
uno i'm apf iein SdloB brinsen. Beim
grmahen rehete er i'm on: y@eb nno
t6bte ienen 8rin3 unb mean Du suruds
fehrit, rperoen meine Gneel Sid pieoer IN
bas 9arooies trngen." Gelbftrebeno be.
elite iiG Der iunse Wann, ben Befebl au
erseutiren, um raid ,pieoer beg paraoili.
iden @lides theilhaftis Su tueroen: /.
| Siele Siinalinee hieBer Y9aihiihIn1
neeen AnDen6ung hes aug pdnf eewons
nenen Gtlofmittels .SoibiSb1, uno bon
ibren m6roeriIdben MbIthten i4reibt f4
Der u,Oberne ausbrud .aiiaiiin@ her.
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Jn Der S.imatb

ergina So ibnen, ,pie peilanb DopiIeus,
als er BON ieinen Srrfabrten nod Sthofa
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niibt iporen, - in ihren lansen. piIfen
Ddrien.-in ibrem ihdbiosn aeufern unb
ibrem orientoliihen RauberweIih tpurSen
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'anerfannt, la gtiiere wollten in nnr un.
aeri, bnau periieben. linen einen Nlab in
Der alten 6amiIitn NelibenB ein8urdumen.
Bod tonnten Die Nolos bic Welt su
gut, UNI bic unfreunbIibe Stimmuna niht
kbr baib In ber3Iitte 96eiInabme unb dG.
9tfi1elnt Defrie0igun9 Ill peruanDeln. 3u
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fafel geeeben iDlrbG efidlienen Die Nrei
poIos In foitbnrer @eDdn68n pon bur.
purroiber Gsioe. Rad BEN er{ien Oonoe
lpenielten lie bieie Mn)iee ototr aoIS.
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eri9ienen he IN peiImenbIuueul Solnmtt
st,kS il ,kSS y ::sssAis!ssa . "a aeM ieheas lossae lire
Wem6nbtr, Bis Ne i6lixbli@ bie 6lsjbunl
Der @diie aooptiyten. Mui ibren NeietI
1pur6ea bic foiiborer Gtmdrter iofnrf Ii
Sthdt 5eri&nittsn ttnb unter Bic Titner.
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@ie man fid) bic Trauen
Doriteat.
Bon Or. .. $. mlbers.

lleber SoeaIe on Tid5 IdBt nd, nid,t jtrei.
ten, ON menislten iber sSranen. SoenIe; iie
limb inoipiouel. Sc lit hemnom aud uns
m0alid pon sinenl all9emeinen meibIiden
Soeale 8n ipre6en; es aiebt feinen einsis
esn SDpus. Der bic pbantalie zines jehen
Wannes beiriehigt. Die DprltelIung
tines Wtannes BON iDeiblidter Nollfoms
nienheit 1T bon Der oes i, bern 70 melt
uerldieoen, ole bic Snbipi0uolttdt bes ei.
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ielrt uns hinreihenb bas tdalibe Qeben.
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Das syoeal bes MuisImaunes 1T sine
iiippias Gh6nheit, oersn poqe. onmuibiae,
luenr, aud, niht iuirltr 3raji0Se sScrmen,
unb beren Iammetmeihe oout ion iets il
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70nen bic game GteQung ots tiirtlid9tn
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Eniritna[ismns,

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grfinonng bdlt, mar ben 9nrtaren Mn6
anoeren diiatiiden 16Ifern fGon ju pos
log 3eiten oarhaus niht fremo. ggenn
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fiiQen, pom 8iiffet In Der Mitte Der paIIe
fi9 nod Der Ylatform betpeeen uno bort
oem Serrider prdientiren, obne oab Sc.
mano aud nur bic Sdnb anlsat, 10 6iirfte
biefs tartariidle Qeiifuna auf benz @ebiete
beg Spiritualismus islbft ben @ebriioern
Davenport idtuer fallen.
.Die 3onber. 4lnite. tpelGe in Der Neael
benz Simon Masus sueeiHrieben peroen,
uie oas freipilise Bewegen bon @er6tb.
ihaften, Statuen, bas gleid3eitige Muf<
flieeen BON Stiiren. paren mad yolo ben
Bocii ooer tbibetaniihen Yrieiiern aons
geldufig. sic fonnten i'm leeren Haume bic
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einen Stiit Anttporten anf ssra9en BON
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Ooer bes sebsimen iuoiiAen 3aubers.