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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11
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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11

The st. Louis Republican claims 10
have tho "handsopest and most complete
newspaper Office in tho world"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11

The St. Louis Times Washington
special says of the new North Carolina
Senator; Judge Mcrrimon, the newly
chosen Senator from North Carolina is o
lawyer Of the highest personal and pro-
tsssional reputation, and a decided con,
ssrvativo hut an advocate Of peace and
good will between the two sections, and
70 moderate aud upright az to command
the respect Of both parties. He made a
great reputation by his speeches in the
last gubernatorial canvass, and his oppo
nsnt. Caldwell, after one trial, was afraid
to uest him again on the stump. Judge
Merrimou's friends predict for him q
brilliant career in the Senate, where he
will take rank among the very ablest ol
the Democratic Senators.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,

4 Serial Story Ly DR.. Holland. A New
Storg Iy Sage Holm. Il Long Story
from Bret Hdrts. Brilliant Arrov Of
Contributors Clarence Cook on fsr.
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on Authors.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11

We are again called upon to record
another vicious attack upon oss Of our
Oldest citizens, who while returning from
visiting friend on Sunday night, was
set upon aud severely hast by one of the
Williams that infest the city. The ruffaa
stole up behind him and struck him on
the back of the head with some heavy
instrument, knocking him down; forta-
uately the blow was not severe enough TO
render him inssnsibe, and on falling his
hand struck a large stone, which hs threw
with all his strength at the robbsr, STRIKE
ing him square in the face and sending
him to mother Garth. Both parties being
considerable bruised, evidently agreed to
call it draw battle, for upo, regaining
their feet, one struck out iu one direction
tho othe-, the opposite st & News
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11

The Radicals Of Congress class the
Liberal Republicans with tho Demo-
Gratis,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11

The Warrensburg Standard (Radical)
propose, that, as the next Missouri Ssaa.
TOR will be Democrat, it be Gen. Frank
Cockrell Of Warreusburs, who, it says,
"is man Of broad views and progressive
who accepts the situation in good faith
und will work for the welfare of our state
and the country" Four years of hard
ships with General Cockrell acquainted
US well with Ills ability and generous
nature, and while We would like to see
him honorsd-for he deserves tive
can but believe it bad policy to urge the
claims Of too many ex confederatss
Those Uuiou Democrats who labored for
general oniranchseu ent deserve for the
present at least the brightest crowns.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11

THE highest market price paid for Country
Produce at the Novelty Cash Store:
Ia ents tor Eggs.
10 Cents for Bacon Sides.
l5 Cents fer Hams.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11

HAVING completed my second year among
IL you, ask you to call and bc posted.
". 8. COoRBh.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11

IMPRESS WAGON always standing st the
IL door. Goods bought at the Novelty dsliv-
cred anywhere in town free Of charge.
". 8. OOoPAR.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11

tcr-we hardly know which"
Two WOMEN BURNED. Not long
since two negro women, Caroline jacobs,
aged about 25 years, and Matilda Jones,
several years younger, took possession of
a frame hut in Brothcrtown or East st.
Charles. Nothing especially is known
of their previous history, but they seemed
low ani vicious in their habits, given to
drunkenness aud dsbauchery. On Wed.
nssday night they INDUCED in their last
carousal. Cn Monday the steamer Alice
came down the river en- route to St.
Louis, but being unable to pass the bars
between here and the mouth, returned to
Brothertown, and Tuesday paid of and
discharged her hands. Ono of them,
negro roustabout, purchased a half gal.
lon of whisksy and was last seen going
with it ia the direction Of the hovsI. On
Wednesday night about 9 o'clock the
shanty was discovered to be on fire, and
high wind prevailing, it was in a few
moments burned to the ground. On
Thursday morning an examination Of the
ruins was made, and the charred remains
Of the two women found. Also. the re-.
mains Of a large dog which gave rise to
the report that q man had been burned.
What became Of the roustabout is not
known. The women had, no doubt,
drunk themselves into a state of helpless
into oxication, and when the building took
fire were unable to escape. The FIRE 10
supposed to have been started by the
wood work around the stove ,gsiting, a.
the building on previous occasion
caught fire in that way.-St. Charles
News.
A HoRsEMAN TAKES THE PREVAIL
ING EPIDEMIc.-Mapy publications have
been made recently regarding parties
taking the prevailing epidemic, bu. one
which was reported yesterday exceeds
any previously described. About two
weeks ago, James Kilkellen, who lives
ou Bedford street, above Graft, in the
eleventh ward, and who is carter by &C.
capatio1, had a hsrss which was taken
sick with the epizootic. Ths greatest
care was bestowed upon the animal by
James, and he daily rubbed the horse
down and administered such remedies a
he could procure. About a week ago,
while eurryins off the animal, some OF
the virus from the horses nostrils was
thrown upon his sore hand, and day or
so after it began to swell. the inHanma
tion gradually extending to the arm, and
increasing until last evening, the srn OF
the unfortunate man was about the size
of an ordinary mans leg, The physic.
ians who are attending Kilkellen hav
little hopes Of bis recovsry.-Pittsbur
Gazette.
We are again called upon to rssor,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-11

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
l administrator of the estate of Henry Nc
Mahill, deceased will in obedience to the newed
order of the Probate Court of Lincoln county, :,
Missouri, made at tho October term of said
Court for the year 1872, sell on
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
Liberal and Magnanimous.

1t is well known that year or more since the
Presb yterian Church at Bowling Green was so
unfortunate as to lose its pa stor. Thereupcr
the Rev. G. A. ADAMS, Of this place, supple
theirpulpit once each Sabbath during many
months, going from here after the morning SER
weather or how the roads might be. short
time sinee the members of that church thought
Mr.. ADAMS ought to have some compensation
for his services and he was asked for a bill o
them. Mr.. ADAMS answered that he had nc
charge to makeshu If they could conveniently
give him something, well, If they could not
well. They then circulated a subscription p
per for the benefit of Mr.. A. and some forty Il
fifty dollars were subscribed.
Upon learning that Mr.. ADAMS had signed
the Perrysburg petition fora enabling act, they
erased their subscriptions and Mr.. has rec,iv-
ed nothing. Was not that magnauimous Aud
what shall We think or say ofiis honesty They
have had the benefit Of his serv ices and nov
give vent To petty and conemptble spite BY
refusing to pay him.
Men as contracted rs this fact indicates then
to be, can desire no other than narrow gauge
rairoad-they should build no other ride on nC
other, as they would feel as though they were
lying around loose upon a broad gauge. Oh
ltlensss littleness!
These facts we have obtained from citizen o
Bowling Green.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
The Cincinnati Nominations.

Tie saying "lhat political. associations make
strange bed-felows," has received perinent
Illustration in the nomination for President and
Vice President made by the Reformed R, publi-
cans at Cincinnlt.
HoRA GREELEY, Il eI candidate for Plesi-
deot, is an old line Wig afthat class whose ar
rog lnce and intolerance in the a1vancem mt Of
his opinions, indicate that he as nothing o le rn
nor anything TO forget and that the million, of
working men in this nation, should by force Of
law be made to pay tribute to the m nopoists.
CRATE BRowS their candidate for th. Vice.
Presidency is allied by ties of ausanguinity
with the late defunct chiTalry of the So nth and
of course is with them also in sentiment and in
interest. The alliance thus brought a. out be-
tween GREELEY and BRowN by which they
sweetly repose under the same political cover
let, is evidently one ofinterest and not of love.
Each party to the contract is evidently attempt
ing to deceive the other, and the anticipaei ben
efts which are hoped for from this act Of political
miscegcnaton induces both to remain silent re
garding their former loves.
Fhe old man GREELEY grand-dad Of the mon
opolis! babies, which have grown so fat at the
plUHc expense tnat they are uniOle 70 Walk
therefore still claim the support OF taties, says
nothing Of his darlings in the marriage settle
ment and his bouncing, buxom partner is equal.
IL rsii,ent conte ning her Illicit lills one, Free
Trade, to which she gave birth in st. Louis some
months since, but has now abandoned. Evident
ly the old man rejoices in tie charms Of his
biushing bride, aud she, who whilst aimirngy
regarding the many virtues covered by biz
souched hat and old grey coat, can, at the pres
elt moment, lovingly say, the lord qaes will
more emphatically excam should the cons e
quences of the HARRIsoS Presidential term be
repeated and the Lord hke6 arcay, blessed be the
name of the Lord !
Viewing in this manner the prbable mutations
of human life, the BLAIRs aud their associates
anticipate by such process t1 control the govern
ment of this republic and ihus insugurate again
the period of Southern domination. Are the
people of the East and West prepared to endorse
this arrangement Are the brave men who ex
posed themselves to the bullet and bayonet o:
those would be-rulers, prepared to accept such
terms? We think not
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

We leave Mr.. Norris to settle with his constt-
uents. He agreed to fairly represent the people
of his county, but when that people by mainrir
ty of about 800 had called upon HIM 10 act, he
turned his back upon them and flung their petit
tinns into their faces. Worse than that he quail
flied his action by assailing the honesty and in
teerity Of the whole northern part Of the county
Certainly if our people are capable Of choosing
a Representative, they ought u have sufficient
sense 10 be trusted to vte upon the location Of
their Seat OF Justice. When vote Is demanded
by majority Of the legal voters OF the county
upon a local question Of this kind he who won d
deny them their just demand guaranteed as IT Ia
by the Constitution, would, if he could, rob every
freeman of his ballot. Such men are enemies OF
republican government, and in their hearts de.
sire the reign of Il Cagula or Moro So far as
in them lies, they would play the tyrant, and AZ
sassin liberty in her own Legislative Halls
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
"a sluiceway for Personalities. u

'Uuess it is something that it is our duty to
make kn9wn to the public we prote against the
use of our columns as sluieeway for personal
ties - Wood County Sentinel
Why personal abuse, viliifcation and cal
umuy have been the stap'e contents Of the Sen
'inI since it passed into the hands fits present
m lnagement. Falsehood, detraction and mean
ness have been its weekly aliment and wthou
which, its columns would be bare indeed. The
very article from which the above extract is
taken, exhibits degradation and baseness Diff
cult to fully realize, and to none but a mind es-
sentially depraved. would occur the foul and H.
BILIOUS thoughts which therein find ut:erance
The low cunning in which ils sought to dissem-
mate the vile and utterly unfoundsd charges
throughout the county, will fail to furnish the
desired shield and can awaken emotions only of
contempt, disgust and detestatiou.
Ii is a mystery to many how tho citizens Of
Dow ling Green can tolerate such cesspool in
their midst, which is an offence and stencil n
the nos trils of every decent man and wsman GU
side Of Plain aud Center townships. Or is it
true, as has been stated to us, that such is the
mental food most palatable to the people of that
town, who spend most of their time cultivaing
IN eacn Otner a natreu OF all VINO 40 NOT throw
up their hats and shout for Bowling Green and
who regard and treat as personal enemy every
man who thinks the public interests would be
better subserved by having the county seat at
Ferrysburg 2 Utter the words ''county seat" in
their hearing, ami they at once become as en-.
ragged and furious as an untamed bull when a
red cloth is faunted before him, and their con
duct and uttersnees as undgufed aud insensate
as those of a crowd Of ignorant, low-bred and
vicious boys.
In the same paper with the above, we fud at
tacks and reflections upon Representatives
THOMPSON and MARX Senator HOWARD, ASHER
Cook, the editor Of this paper and others, the
references to whom we did not understand. II
is possible, nay probable. that the people of
that community demand the columns Of their
Town paper to be weekly surchargeJ with the
personal abuse aud dstraotion Of all who prefer
Perrysburg to Bowling Greeu for county seat
and certainly they could never tnd a more vii
ling tool to do dirty work than the present pub
Usher OF the Ssntia( who Is ever ready to
Bend the pregnant hinges of the knee,
That thrift may follow fawning.
P.S. The Seat1'el Of Yesterday, just receive
ed. lis pretended explanation Of last weeks
ioul aud lioelous charges, contains several
falseboods its mean "spirit"is fully appreeia-
tsd. aud its low cunning Nill fail Of its object,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

"Who is that foreign lady with the low cut
dress ?" asked byssnder at party. "That is
Miss Chemisof, Russian lady" was the reply.
Wife Well to tell the truth, didn't think
much or the close Of the sermon" Husband
"Prubably you were thinking more Of tue clothes
Of the congregation"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

Corn in the ear is apt to a fleet the hearing IF
eaten green it will make the voice husky. When
dealt out army ratons, coloncis should always
be served first, and then the men privately.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

The JOURNAL was probably the first paper In
the State to give the news Of the calamity that
befel HORACE GREELY, the rutabaga candidate
for President, on Friday last. We stopped the
press OF 1880 P. NJ. and gave the result, to
about three-ourths of our subscribers, from q
dispatch that was passing over the wires and
furnished us by Mr.. S. j. POWELL. The pro-
eoedings Of the two first days of the Cncicnati
Contention will be found in this paper For
the want Of space we defer until next week the
platform, resolutions, &c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

Mayor JoSEs, Of Toledo, delivered his an.
nusl message to the CITY Council on Monday
tits full Of judicious suggestions, omeng the
more important of which are the establish
meut of a work house to utilize the labor Of prs.
oners; the closing Of saloons ut an early hour
on Saturday night, and during Sunday anj
the codifyIng aud printing a new edition of The
city ordinances.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
NINTH pAY--MAY 80.
TENTH DAY--MAY 81

2t32--Juhn & Thos Quine do do
2l33-D Campbell & Co VS. Daniel Barton ct a
2l34--C II Russell vs. Lewis Hall ct al
2l3j VIM rrabb VS. Geo Kimberlin ct al
2l36--Ruthrutf L CORY VS. 5 Goeder ct al
2l37--L Luce VS. S Eek
ELEVENTH pAY-JUNE /.
2lSs--D 4 NJ R r Co VS. Geo Kimberln Treas
2l40--Snrah A Hilbum VS. John Hilbum
2l42 E E Ehersnle rs VIM J Righy
2l44--Lewis II Cass VS. D ? Whitehead
2l47--S Drum mund vs. Alonzu Jordan ct al
2l4S--MarY A Stove ct al vs. John Wire ct al
2l49--Beaty Davis 4 Norton vs. ] r Ti Ter
2l5O-J W Ulricb vs. Braman ct al
2l5l- Catharine C!uwser VS. John Clnwser ct a
2l52--1lary G Raymoud vs. Raymond ct a
2I53- -Jacob Smith vs. John Clowser ct al
2l54--Bufio Niagara Scale Works VS. G "
Cast
TWELFTH DAY--JUNE ).
2l55--Wm Jennings VS. Chas II Nibelang ct al
2l56 j R ryler VS. Beatty Davis 4 Norton
2l57-Hir let Bloom VS. James Bloom
2l5S-L Q Rawscn ct al VS. County Com. ell al
2l59--Sarah J Ford vs VIM Ford ct al
2l60--Omar Carr vs : Jefferson ct al
2l6l--L Q Rawson el al VS. County Com ct al
2l62--L MOrehnuse vs. Gus Il Hradly
2l6S--M G 4 L N r z Co vs. VIM Brown ct al
9l84--Reed Il Beverstock VS. James Harvey ct
2l65--Wm Bell minor vs Dan, Foster el
2l66--Mary Marshal ct al vs. |. Ross ct al
THIRrEENTH DAY--JUNE 4.
2l67--John Scott VS. Peter LnuV
2l6S--F Henderson vs. Benz Rhodes
2l69--Jane Yoast VS. Peter Yost
2l70--John french VS. John Whker
2l7l--Frank Beverstoek vs. David Funk
2l72-- NJ Schulz ct al VS. Jas Salisbury eta al
2l73--Chas lcher VS. Mary Ichler
2l74--Andrew Gregg VS. Henry Gregg
2l75--Chris Hotfner VS. Jos Hntfler
76--JOnAthan Fry vs. A SWinehart et al
277--A Adams x Ford VS. Samuel Spraker
2l7S-S 5 Clark vs. Geo w Spangler
FoUETEESTH DAY--JuNES
279--John Mnckey VS. Rhoena Mackey
2lSO-- Mary G Copus VS. Madison Copns
2l8l--Jos llalngton VS. Geo II Giannis OF al
2ls2--Levi Sipe vs. } B Jaekman ct al
2iS3--W Wikrr Marsh h Go VS. l. II Burns
2lS4--S w CLAY VS. Priscilla Stove al
2l85--Jnhn Petit VS. Abraham Shafer
1856 Mary bader et al VS. @ Leaf
2lS7--Norton Reed VS. John ID Lease
2lS6--John Hathaway VS. A J Orr
2lS9--Chas G Greene VS. W clay ct al
2l9O--Mary A Stove ct al vs. John Wire ei al
FIFTEENTH DAY--JUsE 6.
2l0l--Sidney Russell VS. Margaret Russell
2l92 Irving Noble rs n l. Badger ct al
2l03 Merton Reed vs. Martin Showers ct al
2l9l- John Franks vs Wm Ewing ct al
2l95- Jnhu Smith vs. John Y Lahmever et al
2l06 Mary A Ki0ile VS. Chas Sahler
2l07-Ford 4 Cass Admrs vs. l. II Nass etal
2l9S rrombla VS. Eliz beth Tromha
2l99 Schlhl a Durli,t VS. Loren Holmes
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

AT the citizens meeting at LEAF's Hall on la I
Monday night week ago, committee Of FIVE,
A. RoAeH, W. H. CooK, J NJ. CHARLES, G.
LEAF and FaAvK RnoDA, were appointed TO So
licii subscriptions to pay for the erection of a
new Court House.
The following result Of their first weeks la
bor will sneak for itaelf.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
Something New ald Beautiful.
UD with eEG 'E'EEHae 8

TINE undersigned is now prepared to take the
L new and beautiful Re natanI picture, also
the limitation PDl C,'iai which is So near ike
the genuine article that the differences is scarcely
noticed aud which C n be furnished ut about
one-hAlf the cost. she is also prepared 10 take
f'.rrrtypcs from Five tn Twenty-Five cents,
according to size aud kind wanted. Photographs
of the best quality, of all sizes and kinds, from
4 size or largest down tn the smallest Ambru-
types also copying other pictures and enarg-
ing them, if desired. all executed with prompt
ness. and below Toledo prices.
VIII fnish up Pictures in India Ink. or paint
in water cnlnrs ia tho most approved STYLES; will
furnish Fra ns~ and Cases of all kinds that may
he quired Please call aud see for yourselves,
II will cost voH nothing il Won canlnt be suited ,
n. d No picture. taken on Sunday.
sgrs. THORNTON
Fifth Street, near Cnisn School House, Perrys-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

SAYS the Sorristown Heroid: "Au inventive
kalamaznlugist has succeeded 10 bringing out
an eiKht-iegged steam walking machine. II he
puts whisky drinking attachment to It, the
Passive Democracy say they will nominate it
or the Pesidency."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
Manhood:Mow Lost, How Restored

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The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
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Eaty- This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land,
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
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post stamps.
lso DR., culyerSel's "Marrage Guide" prise
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

Oberln College has received 81 900 from
DAVID RIPLEY Of Newark, New Jersey. He has
also obtained subscriptions for another thousand.
IsAl Hall.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
New Furniture House
L. DAVID sITZLER

i. DAVID BIENkEW
HAVlNG purchased the Cabinet Establish
L Il menl of the late Joseph Matzingsr, pro
poses to continue the business at the same stand.
Those desiring To get furniture of any kind, ,
will please call and examine my stock of which
fine selection will be kept always on hand.
Coins Of various sizes on hand, or made
promptly tn order. 2zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

The "Liboraists" are ina quandary. They
don't know whetherit Is bestto raise an ash or
a hickory pole. 1t will take many iron rings 10
make On effective 's;lco' Of the tmbers.