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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-31
e The Great Cause
EAHUMAN MISERY

.lNF pUbtthsf, 81 srd9od tHrcfopr. ITict Sc'.
ALeoture on the Nature, Treatment n nd
Radical Care OF Seminal weakness, or Spsrus.
,orrhna induced by 6elf Abuse. Involuntary
Emissions, Impotcncy, Nervous Debility, and I'm.
redimcnl, Ia Marriage generally; Consump ison,
tpilsp.J and Fit, Mental and Physical lucApao.
liy ste By ROB. J. CULNERW ELL, n. ID. Au.
thor Of tho "Green Book etc
The vordrenorned auihor, in thi. admirable
Lecture, cicar, proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences OF Self Abssc may be
enrctuall- removed without medicine. AMI without
d,ngsrou. surgical operations, hougics, iuslr1i-
ncui.. rings ~ cor,ijsl', poiniu. out mode Of
cure =, once certain and cncctuai, 10y which every
sufferer, no n.tter what his condition NAV be may
cure himself ehcaply, privately aud radically
1hi, lecture will provo boon to Thousands spd
thousands.
Sent under ,csl, n plain envelope, 20 any adj
dress on receipt or six cents, OF postage stamps,
10y addressing the publishers.
Also Dr.. CCLNERWELL'S Marriage Guide, "
price 30 cents
Address tho Publishers
ClIAS. J. 4. KLINE e. CO.,
r q. Box, ~. ~ Boweiy, New Iork
spr3O12 ~
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C-E-N-T-A-U-R-!
lIear,s .hs ntsh,y o.Htaur'. tread

Atcaa y ths NY
SEQ Che long Ina " myriad dead,
With boot OF hor.s sud human head,
rise zap aud IpOaA
"' ~ proud ulSWVU. save ~ b!r,h,
tor g.. thousand YEAR, s. roamel the Garth
All r-r,uucd n)wcr. OF ths Century .llut-
prauN I4utl fr0ui Tic volcano. mouth,
slgv men and bes.ii 20 plsy our parS
Thea rga;oroJ 20 lie by the Contsar's AZ.
Chased wild ul4gS4 - sls Held " Mar.
Lived Oh earth and slept among tho sl4g.
Ou other miaA.ous now we're .su,
ro bls.. mankind n.ih "a cmail.cut,
Ol NLicu III WotlI assy LAth J,vasa:
Eyoa oug Ci.>rAUE LINtNENT.
u bsuishcs pain, and an such ta,ug.,
Jr.e. bulu. asd soald,, yoissap0. sNass-
Rheumatic Eogrevs traros aW=y,
IjubvsI ZIG jciAt. .n angle t4y
Povi eupyies H. she.t h9b5IiUs ~,
t..mi. u ou cyt.rlo. IhS@ AZ asa,
seat sos - ~. AsI -es. ~ head ap- sPsaks
HHsl sSsl yo1T -oGad. aaa make ros leap
Tex bas--pI-l - oa.t o. soll.
Aud l.i.k Alou, ike voad-r cola
Yellow wrapper - TIC this. tor sruI-S..
Wine wrapper al0us tns fA-i,y suii,.
- LsdcwiY Of Uoboksn. y. - sars The
JsEtAur Lihimsnt has cured me- of rhsUnsltts
AGsI iutens~ sITsriug ior I've yeArs
Il tr,si many remedies for ny sPgSinsd shCls
with0u. relief. The second bottle ~ Censaur Lin
mcut cured perfectly CtAs. llILL, VIC Pine
street.. PA,la
~ Na-ss, ~, SgrI % Adams T. vrss', stab -
S.v lors ava. All owners of horses should
kuuw 80 Ceu.Aur LinimsRt We aaJ Il IA Ss.i
b. n. ever UscJ n our .tSalsS "
To-. testimony could BE- repeated 'sr 'nonia -
Z ysu vast - a,oid ssIcrtns yu,s y, -, ZEE
Ialr I:.ujusul sd ~ ~ DrJ.s "a. GseSi SpI
-J:i4rs, -, ror p;fcLap'. HaSlor;,
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b0ST0a q PaRTlAH D
STEAMERS

III, sTkCdCg AID sJPkHtoh Sea- siAE
StsaasFs,
John Brooks and Montreal.
vi. uuill further uetice leave Atlantic ~tsrfis'
Boston, d4ilS Sundays excepted A. s'c!oet :.
= Rvisru.u., le.r. lu4i. Ns-rt Bss~H, ors
dsrsst3r 2. Y
fh-., steamer. bare Irsa rs-l- et.isp rs
,isal apparatus Tor brRtin. cabins ara tisIs
rooms, and now afford the me.t convenient snd
c, A,ortable means OF irsnsporta~es between
Boston and Portland
Passengers ~ this loag e.t,hlshei lias. obtain
every com fort ard cUnseuirrce arrive IN slime 10
tsts tho earliest trslni 0ut W The CITY, tsd f'sd
The Inconvenience 81 AryiViH. ATE ~ Ikhi
Freight Taken al Low HTss.
Nah goods, carer =. rbokc. CO
gAr. Ia State SsoA. NAV ss sesssS y
s',ss sr aAii
~. r.. RIILiNGs. Agent.
J. s.~CSTLH, Sr., Ca. AEt., rsrussA
FoTIlAEa Ssli..sg loIt. ls,s
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY Relief for Young Men from The az.
sscis q Errors aid Aliases % early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured. impeachment.
- s:RTrizGs removed. \e~ method Of treatment
Ma AID rcnSr6Ablr remedies. BOoks and Cirr
Lars IeH. ircs iu sealed envelope.
Address HON. ARD 0tIATION, No. ~
Ninth e. Philadelphia. Ia msss TesE.ly
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DIED.

Ia Oxford, Dec. 18Th, Herbert ;. Riga hssd
Is yySrs, Dec. Hth, Frc,l. Brooks, age3 5 years,
Dec lsth. S2iah n. psy.s, A-.l q ye4t,
q, Redwood Ctv, C7llernIs, Noy -fb. No
AukuslA L. LurVev, Ieruerly ~ ~Snth PARE, aEed
= 1r-r. tPorllard pipess pieS,c cary.
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Eeiisoriai a,.d Selected Ite,ns.
"a Happy New Year. "

"A Happy New Year"
Hon. w. P. Frye is spending Tho
Holidays at home.
The County Commissioners will be
in session thisweek.
The weather continues clear .nd
cold, up To Monday, S0,h.
A gold headed Cane was voted to
Rev. 5. L. b. Chase, at Rockland recently
Judge Virgins appointment vas
unanimously confirmed by the Executive
Council.
MIR. b. Y. TueIl, of West Sum.sr.
brought as n0e quarter OF beef lrop--
Cow which dressed 20 pounds
&C. W. Chapman, E.q.. u. GiIead, al
odd Subscriber OF ours. "as - Year. ed
81 Christmas LoaE life TO him,
Prot " Z. Khubau. the Elocu,ion.
,sl. now challenges amy reader in Maus
la real for prize 1T 500, 81, Augusta,
March 18Th.
Tie week ct Iraycr, commencing
.Iau 5lh. viii bee Sl>yr,ed b., The Baptist
'hu'cir Il is expected that Or Este
~il ue peseu,
Ev. Nit. Tahn1d-.-', splcu...j cu,.;,h
ir I;rooAHu, whicl, Nould seat 5000 per
-ous. na, destroyed O., tire Goa sunday
Occ I'D Loss 100000
The National Board ct Underwriters
have advanced insurance ,atcs at - p,r
cent Ne shall have 'o return T., Tine
Mulal >y,,rm, at thi, rate
Sc, .y,tsr on Ih page, from Dr.
Estes, ou Daiyug Ia Vermont /. viii
haze urrv interest Ia our readers la this
section. on account OF the Doctors pro
po>si residence among Us.
- lac attempt ,o set leading cpuu
.!t,,n Co ,.,So bold 90 tho falling Tribune
ra, TX h.iIcd, ii goes back to Whi.cla~
E,.i lgaia. Il may be rcti, but it viii
T., g.. Reed. shaken by the Wind under
him
A deer TEL. O., The side oi Jhc Io,t
,and anJ uydvusbus Railroad track.
d,vug before ihs ,raju. about Iyo milss
,.l> side OF North Conway. ou Saturday.
G.r Jonas Hamilton. jumped from lie
..,.lu auj ,at lis throat boloy. i, could
-l.c. % Weighed log pouud.
-t-pI Wm. T. S,e,euA. i.es4,y ol
ta, ,,notial stall ol the Bo>Guu Journal,
.l> tccumc mdpssiu. editor VI lhs Con
cord Mon tor, thg 49, PAWN. paper "a
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known in Maiuo. Ls,,in. Sawed a. Al
officer ia luo 9th Maine
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HSnri AMI CsswsIIs made Gu the sea shore,from
fre.h, selected liyers, Uy CAswELh, HAZARD & Co.
New York. l. IS absolutely pure and steee: Pa
o.cut, who have once takeni prefer TO al others
Phy stefan, have decided il superior to any ofEho
ether oils Ia the market. oct26-l2w
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DIRECTORY.

Masonic Lodges--Time OF Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER. Bethel. 81 Thur.'ia1
VI each month.
Andre.esKgin Chapter, No. si.Cauton, 's'".
Rday or bet9rs full moon.
Blazing Star, No. so, Rumford CcGue. we'd
nesday, Of Or before tho full OF tho moon.
Paris Ledge. No. " 30. Paris, rue.dsy. - Z
Jefferson Ledge, No. 10, kysnvs Pool. 2.
| Tuesday OF every month.
Oriental Star, No. ~, Liyonors, Tuetc>..
Bethel, No. u, ID Thursday " each month.
Evening Star Ledge, Hs.ii7 kuok k's'i, M,
! day on or before fall n0sh.
| ing OF or following the full OF ths moon
OIfsrd, Norway, No IL, Monday q o' 1--'
preceding full moon.
| Mount Tir'em, No. l37, 60 Waterford hse.
| day, on or before che full moon.
Mt. Moriah, No. NJ, Denmark, Velnseaa@ Oh
| or before the full moon.
NeLinscot, No. l0l, Turner, Saturday on or be-
Delta, No 1873, Lovoll, Thursday on OF after m
moon.
King Hiram, L. ID. Dixheld.
whitney Lodge, u. d., No. l5l, Canton,-
Thursday ON or before full moon.
Aurora Chapter, No p, Cornish, FEid>y a.
ter full moon.
Oriental Chapter, No. 80, Bridgton, Thurs,lsf
on or bffore full moon.
GOOD TEMPLAKs.
PARIS HILL LODGE, No. a5; Paris Ill.,
Friday evenings.
Rising Star, Bethel Friday evenings.
Nezinscot, Buckfeld, Saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave, +. Buckheld, every Thursday
Evening.
Maple Grove, West Peru, Saturday evening
Forest Lake, Centp Hartford every Satun!a,
evening.
InvfneibIe, No. 2sj, East sumner every other
Friday Evenings.
d. q. Il.
feqaawket Lodge, No. 46, Brownted, meet
lst and 81 Wednesday OF each month.
Is PREPARED To DO ALL KINDS OF
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Thsrswill bs ihrco session. each day, ~ follows;
FIRST, from Gao A. -. 20 IL n.
This session wiz be devoted 10 GI.es.aion on
such poiuts ia Music as may come before ihs class
Note Singing Explanation OF Character. Involved
In the priucpls. VI Musical Notation, llinis on
Teaching, Practical Exercises for Formation anu
Development OF Tone, &c.
SrssIoN syCoSn-comnencing st lao r. H.,
win bs devoted to the rendering OF Anthems,
LYNN Tunes, Chants, Sc, with remarks on their
different styles, &s-
SESSION sgCoSD-from Gao 10 % p. NJ,
win bsdevo.sl to AnIhems Gloos, Part Songs,
&e
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Great LITERARY, FAMILY SEwSPAPER,wlth
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another So 40 in ono week SEQ in one day
and many others from s. and <l0 90 $40 per day
Tti, year our offers are even more profitable.
No waiting FOR premiums THE suDsCRlRER
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GOOD AGENTS TAINTED!
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Children orr for Pitcher, CastOri,.
.s-s.t.. - For 49,. Ui. HE.sim. .s.rs tts 700
4Irs. ~ - COZ 49, -A.>e. s.tIrA' ssoa 10
.. =. .. al u.-t ,ai-s pleasant ~ sAts
s~,er -...ss 49, ss's, IA TIE Sea psyss
a-vts- 80 4fH
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Pay Up!

A III Indebted to the iirm of
n BEARCII 81 MORSE,
are requested, to settle the same by the lat OF Jan
many, 1873, or they WIN lie LEFT with other parties
for collection. BEARCE L MORSE.
south raris Dec. u. lST2.
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T 7 9 x e II 9 !
Membership Tictets-Gentleuen tl-Lsdiss, '3s
Tickss ajusttiug bearer to all rChesrssl., ssd Ia
both Cosceits, o. ~.
~iusls Evbesrssl IlSket., 10 cents.
single Concert Tickets, Thursday eNcelu. $50
Friday evening, 3oc.
And IA, o.. obtained At the millinery steve oil M.
YOTSG, and ~ the door.
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A GREAT OBSERVATION
Henry Ward Beechel

nd the very beat bssinass opportunity ever snsr.
Il, Is 10 be found In m Agency for taking cub
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feaaawket Lodge, No. i6, Browndeld, NEE
It and 81 Wednesday OF each month.
Is PREPARED TO Do ALL KINDS OF
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20
Lincoln County Coal Mines.

Mr. j. ID Silver, Of Iniiananapolis.
Indiana, one of the largest stockholders
in the Lincoln county coal mines, and
the leading spirit Of the corporation, was
IN the city Monday last. From him we
learn the Company now own two thou.
sand acres OF land, lying within few
miles OF Troy, and covering one Of the
finest coal beds in the country A NUN
Der of shafts have been sunk, in some
places penetrating veins twenty feet
tuck Mr.. Silver estimates that in one
thousand acres Of that land the coal will
average fifteen feet IN thickness. The
company expected to have their coal in
the st. Louis market eighteen months
ago, but have been delayed by anior,u-
nate disagr greements arising in the boardi
Of directors. Mr.. Silver is of the opinion
these difficulties will soon be satisfacto
rally settled, and that by the time the
st. l.. & X. road is running between
Troy and the st. L., X. G. g. N. r. W.
they will be prepared to furnish coal in
large quantities aud at low figures. A
state of affairs earnestly to be wished for
by the cltizens Of this community st.
Charles News.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20
PARKER, CREWS & co.
G.. w. PARKER,

DOES ADVERTISING PAY ?-The ques
ton Is answered in u sensible, practical
manner by the Maquoketa Sentinel. Il
grocer in that town kept a column ad
vertiseNent IN the Sentinel the year
round, but went to the Office saying he
must cut down as he didn't see as it was
paying him his neiehbor, in the same
business did not advertise at oil, and he
claimed he sold as many goods as he did,
The Sentinel man doubted this, and pro.
posed to settle the matter By having the
advertiser 90 to the railroad freight office
and get the number of pounds Of goods
received by each in the past six months
This was done, aud resulted in the fol
lowing aggregate result Number OF
pounds received by the advertiser, 367,-
$50. Number of pounds received by the
dealer who didn't advertise, l59, ,G39,
leaving balance in favor Of the adver'
tiser of 20S 260 pounds. The advertiser
didn't take out or cut down his adver
tlsement.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

IuBLIC SALE AT BUFFALO NURSERY.
Il will sell at public auction on FRI
DAY, NOVEMBER %, 1872. 4 or ) horses,
2 good work mules, mule colts, s head
Of cattle, including one fine 1year old
Durham bull, and 20 head of sheep.
Terms of sale-A credit of Q months
will be given by the purchaser giving
bond with good and approved security.
have a lot Of hogs that | will also
sell fer cash. A. NJ. Sl ULTS.
November 13, 1872.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

How TO CURE CHILLs-A lady gives
the Rural World the following receipt for
chills. which always proved successful
with her: She takes about a pint OF
new milk and stirs into it tablespoonful
of ground ginger, and then heats the
milk as hot as it will do to drink With
on, burning the patient. This is given
to the patient as soon as he feels the
symptoms Of tho chill coming on, and
he goes to bed and covers up warm, and
the milk and ginger throw the patient
into a perspiration, which breaks the
chill. After this, pill Of blue mass or
some other medicine that will operate on
the liver is given, and the patient is
cured. If one trial does not succeed two
or three will be successful.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

A Coop OFFER-AppLE TREES In
suRED. Il will set and insure 3 and i
year old apple trees for $50 per 100, fur
nishing good trees for two years to reset
all that die.
Price OF ., 3 and year old trees at
the Nursery is per 100, Sll5O; per
dozen, 81 so.
Leading varieties mentioned in adver-
tsement in another column, at greatly
reduced prices.
All other kinds of fruit trees and nur,
sery stock at customary rates.
A. NJ. SH ULTS,
Troy, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20
Lend Us Your Ears.

Friends, we have strivcn along almost
through another year without a positire
demand for you to pay us what you are
owing on notes aud accounts previous to
the 1st of January, 1872. We now
make this urgent call and demand, hop
ing that you will fully appreciate our
wants and come forward without further
notice, and make US glad to give you
more accommodation.
PARKER, CREWS & co.
G. w. PARKER,
For HUT & PARKER aud PARKER & Co.
October 1st, 1872.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20
Thursday, December 26, 1872,

at the hour of one O'Clock p. m, of that day,
will sell for cash at public vendue to the highest
bidder at the court house door in the town o.!
Troy, Lincoln county, Missouri, to satisfy said
note and the costs Of executing this trust, the
following described real estate to wit: All Of
the fl flowing land in the town of Troy, in said
county, according to the plat of said town, duly
of record in the recorders office Of said county
to wit Beginning at point on the west side
of Main street in said town, 77iee northward y
more or less from the northeast corner of Easts
drug store. thence westwardly at right angles
with Main street 65 feet inches, thence Al feet
inches at right angles northwardly and paral-
lei with Main street to Philip Poencalot's south
crn line, thence eastwardly at right angels and
with said Poensalots southern line 81 1t 6 in. to
Main street, thence southesly with Main street
to the beginning Al feet inches, more or less,
being that portion in width on Main street lying
between northeast corner j. p. Lyuott's brick
hardware store and the said line of p. Poensalot,
and which is believed to be Al feet and seven
inches, and being the same property sold to the
said Jonas Wilborn by the said John p. Lynott
and wife November the 9th, A. ID. ISL
FREDERICK WING. sheriff
nov2ol of Lincoln county, Mo-, and Trustee.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20
Trustees Sale,

a. HEREAS Jonas Wilborn and Martha j.
w Wilborn his wife, by their deed of trust
dated the 9th day of November, A. D. 1871, of
record in book trust Q at page So of the re-
cords of Lincoln county, Missouri, conveyed to
Henry Quigley the real estate hereinafter de-
ssory note described in said deed and whereas
said note is past due and unpaid and whereas
the said Henry Quiglcy has departed this life
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 Henry Quigley. deceased, now,
in said deed contained, notice is herby given
that on
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

The County Court was in session last
week, and among its orders was one for
the purchase and retirement of sixteen
county railroad bonds, or $4,000 worth
By the purchase of these bonds, the inter,
est that would accrue between now and
their maturity, being about four hundred
dollars on each bond, is saved to the
county. Twelve thousand dollars worth
Of these bonds have already been pur-
chased and retired. We think this q
very wise financial move, for besides buy.
ing the bonds at discount of ten per
cent, the interest of eight, or as many
years as tho bonds may have to run, is a
clear saving to the county. Of the
amount already purchased and that or,
dersd to be purchased-twenty thousand
dollars-the amount saved to the county
in the way Of interest is Sl3, 400, and the
discount at which they were bought is u
saving to the county OF so, 900 making q
total gain of SIG, 900.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

Troy Literary Association met at the
court house Monday evening and re.
organized, Chas. Martin, Jr., 10 the chair,
and G. W. Colbert secretary. "Reso'ued,
That capital punishment is morally
wrong, and should be abolished" will be
discussed next Monday evening, the 25tb.
Geo. W. Colbert and Josiah Creech will
speak on the affirmative; Chas. Martin
and j. L. Vaughan on the negative.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

EXCITING SCENE AT THE Posi- OFFICE.
-Messrs. Crump & Wing are determined
not to be behind the times in anything,
and this fall aud winter they bave opened
II larger stock of goods than usual, and
the low figures at which they are selling
Them will surprise you. They propose
to sell "cheaper than the cheapest" and
to furnish as good quality Of dry goods,
groceries, &c, as can be found in Troy
They are clever gentlemen to deal with,
and their accommodatin. clerk, Mr.. Allie
Ellis, is never better pleased than when
articles they have for sale. Read their
advertise meat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20
A Administrators - Notice.,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
~ istration were granted to the undersigned
on the estate of Frank Niemann, decd, by the
Clerk of the Probate Court of Lincoln county,
Mo-. on the 18th day of November, 1872.
All persons having claims against said estate
are rcquired'to exhibit them to the administration
for allowance 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 ,wo years from the date oc said letters
they will he forever barred.
nov20n47 FRANK DIEDRICKS Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

W. s. Cooper has large supply of
Arbuckle's Drowned Coffee, the best in
use, and will keep a full supply always
on hand, besides everything else in the
notion and grocery line. He is receiving
fresh supplies every week. Call at tho
Novelty" and be posted before buying
sfsevheps. a26N
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

The Columbia Herald, one of our
highly priced exchanges, comes to us
this week enlarged to nine column
paper. The Herald ranks among the
best papers that grace our table, and is
always a welcome visitor. Our best
wishes are extended it.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

BRUTAL BuTcHERY. Not that kind,
however, that the recital Of makes the
blood run cold, but real scientific butch
cry of bovines, sheep and swine, for the
mastcation Of our citizens, by VIM.
Netherland. lie has bought out Capt
Goose, and being a good judge of beeves
and other stock, as we'll as 6rst class
butcher, ho will always be prepared to
furnish our town with the very best
meats that can be procured. He will
also keep the best quality of sausage,
fowls and game. Read his card in an
othor column.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20
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WANTED.-Necessity compels us to
call upon our customers for a settlement
of their accounts. We have an obliga,
ton to meet and must have tie money,
A word to the wise is sufficient
n43 MOHR & ALLEN.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

M. T. Brltten sells groceries as cheap
as any store in Trey, and always keeps
the best quality. The highest market
price paid for bacon eggs and country
produce Of all kinds. Call and examine
his stock, and convince yourselves Of the
superiority of his goods
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

Mr.. Jas. NJ. Mcclellan, county railroad
agent of this county, made his report to
the County Court last week, from which
it appears that there are eighty two
bonds still in his hands, which have not
been paid out to the railroad company -
the total number paid out being five hun
dred and eighteen. or S259OOO. The
interest on the.e has been paid up
promptly, and we learn that there Is in
the Natianal bank Of the state So for
the July payment Of coupons which has
not been called for, and that all the
money for the payment Of the coupons
due in January, has been collected, and
will be in bank before the first Of that
month.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-20

One Joe Knepper was arrested aud
lodged in Jail in Troy last Sunday for
stealing an overcoat from the Laclede