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The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

The municipal election of St. Louis
came of on the 1st inst, and the demo
Gratis carried the city by over 1000 ma
jority, although only about two thirds Of
the registered vote was polled. Mayor
Brown was reelected. Hutchins, form.
erly editor of the Times, but who has
nothing to do with that paper n ow, sup
ported the Republican candidate for
Mayor. In consequence of his having
heretofore claimed to be such q staunch
Democrat, and being great stickier for
party nominations, his action in this mat
ter justides the Republicans former
charges that he was a corrupt man. Exit
HutchiIs from the Democratic party.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

We take pleasure in calling attention
to the advertisement of Messrs. Parker,
Crews, & Co. live merchants Of this place
One cannot fail to make suitable sclec.
ton from the,s large and varied stock
and every one who deals there is treated
with the greatest courtesy. You will not
find better assortment this eide Of ST.
Louis.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

To TEACHERS. Notice IS hereby
given that will, in accor dance with the
school law, hold public examination Of
teachers at the court house in Troy on
the first Saturday of every month. All
applications for certificates must be made
on these days Teachers will please bear
this in mind. JOHN WILSON,
Supt. Pub. Schools, Lincoln county
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

WANTED-At this Office, AN intelligent,
sprightly youth, who is not ashamed nor
afraid 10 work, who will pay strict attcn.
ton TO business, and is in earnest about
learning Q trade. One who has some
knowledge Of the printing business pre-
fcrred. Such boy can fud permanent
cmploym at this Office; no others need
apply.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

ksoyAL.-During our absence last
|our old friend and confederate in
e strife, Capt. C.M B. Thurmond,
to see US. Wo very much regret
e did not get to sec him, and have
trsl talk with him concerning the
)O,in the South, where he has been
1. for several years. We have an
from his pen, clipped from the
bis Appeal, on the "Vot'ns and
Q,estions," which recon nends
he'd action on the part Of the peo
,ha, section in inducing foreign
I,,,ion as an offset against negro
Capt. Thurmond is o gentle man
|ally disests his thoughts before
them utterance, and as the West,
as the South, is interested IN the
I,risy of the latter, the subject is Of
Importance to US. We may give
l,lvrs the views of Capt. Thurmond
next paper. We understand that
[pLs of locating here. If he should
lie to do SO, we will extend him in
Of our town a hearty welcome.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

The Clarksville Sentinel contains an
account of the death of la uboring man in
TINT city by freezing. On tho 25th of
March he was seen staggering Tn the
stree,, and was arrested BY the constable
who. after keeping him in custody for o
time sufficient as he thought to sober him
up, he was turned loose again. 1t was a
cold and stormy day, and the next morn.
ing he was foun dead on the street frozen
stark and stiff 10 his pass book was
found beautiful poem entitled Found
Dead" The name OF the man was Jacob
Elfers, and ho was about 32 years old.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

CINE Day $ast weeS ave &aoricksosss rfs
yoush', whose ages were sssSecsiveay t6,
&C. IS, Sand II years. aggsegating 3EI
years. ,ock drink 4n hac Pike ssloos
Of Bowling Greeus Moa What q fearful
wasnisg 10 o'hos youshs shea they see
.hese sinful codgcss going dosn to early
s+avss from che effects SG ns ossssioSsl
dram - Montgomery Standard.
Noa 4. +. Mccall. Representative
from Macon county. died March 2sth at
o'clock p. IN. at his boarding house in
Jefferson City.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

GooDs AT Auction rRTcEs.--Mcn's
Brogan Shoes, best, 81; Youths Bro
gan Shoes, 81 so to 81 IS; Boys Bro
gan Shoes, 81 25 to 81 so; Women >
Leather Shoes from 81 so TO 50 so; la
dies Cloth Shoes, worth So, for 81 20
Ladies' Cloth Shoes, worth So so, for
81 75 Ladies Button Goat, worth s..
for So 20; Mems Fine Boots, wort
s6 80, for IS 25; Mems Heavy Boot.
from So Is to s5; Boys Custom Boots
from So 80 to So 2j.
Coats and Clarks Spool Thread fcr
s5c per DOZEN Needles DC per paper
Pins &c per paper Ladies Hose frou
12i to i5c; Toilet Soaps for 10c a cake
worth 25c Soda l0c per pound.
Cups and Saucers worth 75c for 60c
I in. Granite Plates worth so: for 65c
6 in. Granite pla'es, worth 70 fo- G0c,
JACKSON 4 HUTT'S.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

FcuIT COURT. court was in
|u last week, and adjourned on Sat.
at noon, the docket having been
through. Judge Edwards is ono of
pest judges We have ever had, and the
ptuess and dispatch with which he
N' OF the cases pleases all who have
ess with the court.
FM. Brandenberger, who was ar
Ia few weeks since for horse steal
confessed his guilt, and was cen
Ito the peuitentiary for three years.
Fln Buckner was also sentenced to
years in the state prison for grand
ky.
DO HUT, the negro boy who at.
led to burn the house of Mr.. Owen,
ut time since, was convicted and
teed to seven years Imprisonment,
sing under age his sentence was
snmu,ed to one year in the county
xn to six months, then three, and
the Sheriff was ordered to hire
nj,
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

An appalling shipwreck occurred at
sea q the 1st. The Atlantic, bound for
Liverpool, steered out Of her course and
was wrecked about thirty miles off the
port of Halifax. There were eight hun
dred passengers on board, tho most of
whom we're lost.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

The contract for grading between West
Quincy and Hannibal has beeu Let to re .
sponsible parties, and the work com
menced. The contract for ties, from here
to Dardc1ne, has been let to II on. w. G..
Orr ad o. s. Edmonds Esq, both good
substantial men. The masonry and pill
ing for ell the bridges over the streams 8,
between here and Dardenne, have been
completed ready for the superstructure.
From present indications it is safe to
predict that the cars will be running by
the time navigation closes.-T Louisiana
Journal
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

NJ. T. Br,tton sells groceries as cheap
AZ any store in Troy, and always keeps
the best quality. The highest market
price paid for bacon eggs aud country
produce of all kinds. Call and examine
his stock, and convince yourselves ofthe
superiority of his goods.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

u. s. Collector A.. g. stewart OF the
Fourth Missouri district has removed his
Office from New Florence to Louisiana,
Mo-, where all letters to him should
hereafter be directed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

10 ArFLlcTIoN-HoUsE BURNED
DEATH OF TWO MEMBERS OF THE
[Y-Last Thursday the dwelling
Of our esteemed citizen, Capt
E,i W ommack, was burned, the FIRE
E,,ing in the fuc or the kitchen
Eey. 1t was one of the finest dwell
|n the county, superbly finished,
|indsome frescoed walls, and situa.
! the road leading from Troy to
|rille, about three miles east Of Mill.
The building was worth between
] and $4,000, and was not insured
the time the FIRE occurred, Mrs
mack and her mother, Mrs. Ham
we're both laying i'll, the latter it
thought dying. That evening she
d away. M,s. Hammond was very
her husband having been among
r.t settlers of that section. A few
the 9th inst, Mrs. WON.
who has been in delicate health
number of years died. Capt WON
has the sympathy Of the whole
Il in his sad bereavement and loss
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

What will the Democrats dc with the
editor of the Clarksville Sentinel? In
his last issue he had a scathing editorial
on the present legislature, and even said
that "the people have had enough, or
even too much, of the general as scmbly." "
Louisiana Press.
The Democrats will do nothing at all
with the Sentinel. A majority of them
coincide with its opinion.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09
NEW ADVERTISE MSNTS.
Administrators A Notice,

y OTTO L is hereby given that letters Of admin
~ istraion were granted to the rnder.ign, Il
on the estate of Annie Argent, decd, by the
Clerk of the Probate Court of Lincoln county.
Mo-, on the 2Gth day of March, 1873.
All persons having Gains against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be prccluded from any
benefit of said estate: and il not exhibited
within ,wo years from the date .: said letters
they will be forever barred.
Hapr9 JOHN ii. DIXON, Adm'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

BY investigation the Savannah, Ga,
postmaster has been found defaulter to
the tune of $1,000; ard ex.postmas,cr
Lowell, of New Orleans, is in arrears to
the government In the sum Of about
$4,000. He is now prominent Re.
publican politician Of that city.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

Messrs. Thornhill T. Buswell have ia
ken out license for billiard saloon, and
persons desiring to participate in this
pleasant pastime may do so by calling at
the basement room of the Laclede.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

For SALE.-Low, very low, or rent,
wool carding machine and portable Ell
gine Of sufficient power to run the ma
chimes. Will sell the machine for $3.50,
and the engine for $3.50. To any one
purchasing both large reduction will
DO made. Apply 70 j. NJ Mcclellan, at
Troy, or William I. Wilson, two miles
south Of Auburn.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

Rhode Island held its annual election
for state officers on the q inst. Henry
Howard, Republican, was elected Cover
nor by $500 majority. The legislature
as usual is Republican.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

We have received the first number Of
the Fulton Weekly Press, published by
John G.. provinces. II is . handsome
sheet, and leans towards Democracy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

Burlington, Iowa, was visitsd by a
terrific storm on the 9Th. Seven per.
sons we're killed and about twenty injur
ed by the falling roofs and buildings.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09
DIED,

on the 1th inst, of affection Of the brain,
JESSIE ANN, infant daughter Of j. T.. and
Elizabeth Gilmore, aged weeks and day.
The mother died on the 10th ult.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09
VOL. 8.

Gold is on the rise at last accounts it
had got its back up to 1889, with a pros.
pect Of reaching 100.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

Pennsylvania has appropriated mil.
lion dollars for the centennial celebra
ton, and Gov. Hartranft has signed the
kill
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

annual meeting Of the stockhold-
FAc St. Louis and keokuk railYoad
pay for the election Of directors to
The ensuing year will be held at tho
Fas Honse, St. Louis, on the 9th
Euo,
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

County Court is holding an ad-
ID session, and tho Board of Equal
|ais also in session. They probably
bot adjourn before the last of the
A
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

FFA1sIMoNIAL.-Oa Thursday, the
w.t., at the residence Of the brides
H. M. J. {. Wiilisns, BY Ed. I.
Mr. ". D. Shaw, son o! Judge ".
'Saw, and Miss NJ. j. Willisms, alt
f''oln county.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09
(1jncoln County Herald
,surp EVERY WEDNESDAY
Lr<,. ID. FISHER,
|. 4 YEAR IN ADVANCE.
H.,r COPIES rive CENTS.
Half Sheet.

,srret, morc than sny Of our sub.
|. pOs.lbly can, that we have to
!, ~, half sheet this week. But
,l,ble absence last week, and our
ian. on account of the sesere sick
1 one near TO US, renders it impossi.
rs to do more this week. We
,,sdcnt our patrons will overlook
incoming
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

d., "' .9'A sls. oil the prisoae's ia
,.' ."1y" Jail escaped except Cos.
'''sea To 60.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

''eP0rs ehas the ssnall.pos vas !"
''0e qovnshis 10 a!roneoVs, d..
a'a' $40 "ss acposted 90 have tho
[%e' ~ we'll ssdi attending his ;pe
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

!" vs., Msts desires lIhe YessoS
n WY "Sovat, On the Horse" Gfom
'''''! 10 se,urn the same.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

A very barbarous wife murder occur.
red in Warren county, Ga on the 18th of
March. Ed. Clark broke his wife's skull
with large iron spoon, piled the furni
ture on her body aud set it on fire. He
theu took one of his children 10 his arms
and made his escape. The ne,ghbors at
tracted to the spo. py the fire found that
the body of the woman had fallen through
the burnt floor, and that burning sill
had torn out her hear. and liver. The
youngest child, which the brute had left
in the house, was rescued after being
badly burned.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09


TRAGEDY AT SPENCERsBURG. THE
usually quiet little town Of Spenccrsburg,
was last week thrown into state of ex
citement from which it will require some.
time to recover. Manlius Kirtly, shoe
u. aker of that place, was taken sick and
called in DR.. j. II. Jourdan, boarder
at Kirtley's house. The DR.. administer
ed medicine, from the effects of which. it
is generally thought, Kirtley died. His
death was so unexpected that post NOR.
TEN examination was thought advisable
by friends, but the widow violently op-
posed it and the body was inferred with.
out 1t. The actions Of the widow and the
aforesaid DR.. were watched aud the citi.
gems no longer refrained from expressing
their conviction that old man Kirtley
had been the victim of "foul play" DR..
Wicks asked Jourdan what he had given
MIR. Kirtley, and learned that aconits and
arsenic had been administered. DR.. j
said he hal given it because the patient
needed it. But several days afterwards
an eiopement was planned between the
DR. and the widow Kir,ley. They re-
paired to Curryville, taking Mrs. Kirt
iey's two children with them, for the pur'
pose Of taking the western bound night
train, and leaving the country. They
missed the train, however, and put up ct
the same hotel, occupying tho same room
in Curryville. A posse of citizens next
morning arrested the ruuaways aud took
them back 20 Spencersburs. Dr.. Jour
dan is now awaiting his trial. A bossd
OF physicians have been summoned to
make an examination ofthe body Of the
deceased, 1t is altogether q curious end
yillianous affair, and may terminate Sc
riousIy to the guilty, whoever they are..--
Louisiana Press.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09
TERMS OF ADyER Using.

One Square 10 lines a)'orless, one inser,ion.s, B
Each additional insertion. ....a. -... .--.". Z
Administrator Notices.....". .".."........ D o
Final Settlement ........"... 3 0
Stray Notices lsingle stray 0
Each additional stray in same notice...".... .
GIY- A Liberal Deduction VIII DO made ,
yearly advertisers. ....
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

~ !" Wing is iB to&~ ffc con
'"' locating tn Louisiana, No.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

2!9,7S3 Singers Sewing Machines
sold in 1872. Figures don't lie. All
kinds Of sewing machine supplies, oils,
needles, &c, kept on hand at the Office
two doors south of the Laclede Hotel,
Troy. Mo. Old machines repaired or
taken as part payment for new ones.
FUL;ER & NATIONS,
ul4.f Agents Lincoln county, Mo.
Capt. Dieker started Monday for JEFF.
ferson CITY having in charge Charles
Miller. who is sentenced to ten years in
the state prison for burgIary.-[St.
Charles News.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09
~. Louis and keOkuk Rail.
road Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting of the Stockholders of the Saint
Louis and Keokuk Railroad Cor,pany. f r Tho
election Of Directors for the ensu Ig year, will
be held ut the Planters House, st. LOnis, on
May 9th, 1873, between the hOu Of
II o'clock u. IN. and 3 O'Clock M.
VIZ. BUCHANAN, See'y.
Hannibal, March 81, 1873. apr!
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-09

THE NEWSPAPER The abolition
Of the franking privilege is at least an
act Of Congress that the whole country
must commend Under the immunity,
worthless printed matter, seeds, laces, let.
ter, photographs, packages Of all sorts
to say nothing about electioneeling mat
ter, and the loan of the frank to every
body who asked 1.-THE postal depart
ment was defrauded out of hundreds OF
thousands every year. That thing now
must stop, and every one who had not
the benefit of this privilege, will raise his
hand and shout for joy:
While the repeal of the frank loses to
the people some Of their privileges as well
as to members of Congress, it shortens the
expenses Of printing and of mail trans
portation. The bill Of MIR. Farnsworth,
puts q uniform rate Of two cents to the
half ounce on all matter which is wholly
or partly in writing, with the exception
Of book manuscript, proof sheets, pOsta
cards, etc. by this bill the postage on
what is now known as mailable matter Of
the second class must be prepaid
Weekly newspaper, as heretofore, will
be free in counties where they are pub
lishcd; but dailies must be paid on before
they are mailed to the persons either in
or out Of the county in which such pa
pers are published. Any matter sent ou
by publisher, except that of his weekly
newspaper, must be paid for before he car
mail it to persons either in or ont Of the
county. He can circulate in his county
free of postage, no newspaper matter
which he did not print himself. Thus
will fall heavy on "pateut out sides.
The provisions of this bill will take eifec
after July next Exchange.
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la'lifs f',all wear lrtiilsi y s. lfn.
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method ~ restoring II u its lnirtine
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tn ~ tl,rre tines, al,I tark II on h
I,ieee il elsan white nannel WIS, Il
carefully In wafn sal,t aal with slaI
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lovn III ,hs water al.l putting II be.
tween your hanl. Ilmrgr tho watsr
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