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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08

"Come in, there's fire in the pars
lor," were the whispered words we
heard while passing house on one Of
tho principal streets, last evening.
It is such little courteses as these
that increase the oo,l dealor's, profits,
and tend to make the banker sweet
over aix.story wedding cakes before
tho winter 10 over.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08
A Short Sermon for The Times.

II w9s an hungercd and sc gave me no
meat; naked and yc clothed mo not, -
Matt. XIV: az, 4.
O! !yc christians who have money
in your purses, coal in your, cellars,
wood in your yards, corn III your
cribs, wheat in your garners, Sacon in
your smoke houses, and BLANKETS on
your beds, think, o think Of the
poor Look from the window Of
your we'll appointed home, and on the
brow of the nearest hill top you will
sec tho shadow Of the monster who,
six months ago, was driven to his
polar home,by the blushing Queen
Uf May His locks are hoary with
frost and SNOW, his hands laden with
manaolos of ice, aud his chariot is the
Northwest wind, which blasts and
blights and withers every living thing
and leaves the tofeloeless wS yfarcr
benumbed, crhhped, shivcrihg, ter
ror-strckeh, rs it thunders and fowls
DER the glade on its mission of de-
strnction, 1t is winter, and in his
train comes colds, coughs, neuralgia,
rheumatism, catarrah, pneumania, COT,
sumption, and death But I hear
you saying, None of these things
move me. Clad iu my ample gar
ments, and sitting at my blazing
hearth, or nesting in my downy bed,
I bid defiance to the raging stqrEi
and the biting cramp!ng cold But
IN the midst Of these comforts, you
are not in like Gil cum stances.
Remember that the cold which
cangeals the water in your cup, at the
some time congcals the blood in the
hearts Of tho aged poor. Remember that
tho dismal howl of the winter storm
il ACCOMPANIED with the agonized
groan of the pensionless widow as the
last embers have died on her desc.
late hearth. AS the strings Of do
mestio music ring through your car
petod halls, set your ears to hear the
piteous wall Of the cold smitten DR.
phans who ask for bread aid nc main
breaketh it unto them
The morning dawns. Thcrmorhe-
ter two degrees below zero. a con-
stable comes to sGmmdn you to an
inquest. Old Mr.. Smith died la t.
night aged 7G. Widow Brown and
two children fotnd dead in thoir
bods Here come twelve mon and
coroner, all clad III flannel shirts;
WOODEN socks ahd thick boots, fur caps
and heavy oyercoats. They set pA
the bodies Verdict, death by the
visitation of God.'
o ye fur clad hypocrites Ye
mi&erly wolves in Sleeps clothing !
Here is your verdict made to order
for you hundreds of years before, yob
met: I ssas an hungerod and ye
gave lhe no meat naked and ye
clio he'd me hot Yet on your oaths
you llavo charged God with what is
the Legitimate result of human avarico
and selfishness: Would you expe.
tienos the blessednees of spure and
YndeGled religion before God and the
Farther 2 Would you be delivered
Gin the time of trouble1' Would you
have the lord to preserve you, and
keep you alive, and bless you uIoa
earth, atid not, delieSr you to the will
of your enemies = Would YOU have
Him to strengthen you OIL the bed of
languishing,, and make all YOUR bed
in sickness = Then pity and feed
the poor, and in the last glorious in
quest; the verdi6t of the Judge Etcr.
nal shall be; 'Itiasmuch as yo have done
it utit, the least my brethren, yc have
done it unto me:'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08

Master Eddie was discovered put.
ting flannel bandages around the
neck of his favorite bobby horse, and
being Questioned as to his motive for
so doing, confessed to feeling of
great alarm lest the noble animal
should become affected by the pre-.
yailing indisposition among tho
thoroughbreds.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08

Tho last sensation in Savannah,
Ca, is tho mysterious disappearance
"of merchant ,aftef' having sold out
his establish ment in bulk" He left
a wife and child, and numerous credi
tors, to mourn his departure, and is
supposed to lave taken another woman
to comfort him in his absonco.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08

"Why was Noah bad mouser ~
"Give it up" Because he was forty
days and forty nights before lie
found ary rat (Arsrat.} ".'''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08
What is Trouble,


turn OF the subject of earthly ufiic
ton. Ecch had Ter story of pcpu.
liar trial aud bcrcaymcnt to rel. ..c
except one pale, sad looking woman
.wbHSse lustrcless eye and detected al,
shoSed that she vas PROV to The
deepest melancholy. Suddenly aroua,
ing herself, she said in Il hollow voice
"Not ono Of you know what trouble
is.' -.
"Will you please, Mrs. Grey,
said the kind voice Of y lady who we'll
knew he" story, .'tcll the ladies what
you cali trpullc. ;"
81 will, if yo1 druirc it, sac re.
piled, "for [ have seen it. Ny pa
rents possessed. competence, and
my girhooa. waa surrounded ty al
thc comforts Of life. I seldom knew
an ungratiIicd wish, and was always
gay and lishthcartcd. | married at
nineteen, one that | loved moro III IN
Ill the world besides. Our home was
retired, but the supligh. neyer fell on
lower one or a. happier household.
Years rolled OH peacefully. Five
children sat around nur toNlo ID
little curlcv head sti)l nostIoI - ~.
bosom. Onc n;cht ,hou, ,nnIon.,;;
one of those ic,co black st,,rm. n,r,n
on, which are 8, cnm,von - n"r
Southern climate. For many hours
the rain poured down iuccssan,ly.
Morning dawncd, but still the clc
mcnts ragged. The Who'll, Sovann,L
seemed anoat. The little strcamncur
our dwelling became arayina tnrrcnt
Before wc were aware of ji, 0nr honsr
was surrounded hT water. ,nmn.
aged with my babe to reach 4 ,i,tIc
elevated spot. ON which a few ,v;Ir.
Spreading trees wer. stan dino. whose
dense foii.re afforded :ona ,rntcc,;on
while nv Lrsbamd md SONS ,trnvo -
save what they cru,l f. our proncrty
At last fearful surnc swcnt awny nv
husband, and he j'cy,r rose ;,,,in
Ladios-no one loved hn;I,uI
more, but tEat WIS .ct tronllc.
"Prcscntly my SONS saw their dan.
ger, and the struggle Cor life became
the only consideration. They wcr,
as brave, loving boys az ever blessed
q mother':' hear!. and [ watched their
efforts 10 escape with such a>oay as
only mothers ein feel. lAry wcrc so
far of could not SPEAK to them, but
could sec them closing nearer and
nearer to each other, as their little
island grew smaller aud smaller.
"rhc sullcn river ragged around TN,
huge trees dead branches, nptu,.td
trunks, wrecks Of housns, drowning
cattle, ;maSses OF rubbish, all went
floating past us. My boys waved
their hand to me, then pointed o.:
ward. ! knew i. Was a farewell s,,..
nal, and you, mothers, can imagine
my anguish. saw them all perish.
and yct.--!!hat wcs not trouble,
81 uggcd ny babe close to ny
heart, and when the water rose to my
feet, I climcd into the low branches
of the tree, AMI so kept retiring be-
fore it, till an .All.poworful hand s,cid
the waves, that they should come no
further. | was saved. All my word
ly possessions swept away; all my
earthly homes blluItc ---..yct lint VIVA
not trouble.
"My baby was all had left on
earth. l labored night aud day to
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08
The American Title OF "MiSter."

One Of tho New York papers hav.
ing uttered a'scrious protest against
the American fashion of prc6xing tho
title OF "..Aonorable" TO tho, ma eG Of
men IN pUonc positions, the sharp.
odged Richmond Enquirer cries "dittc
to- Mr.. Burke" and disqourscs thus,
With an anccdptG thrown 70 :,
"e, haSr Lad q strange lovo for
that simple but manly title Of mi.tor
! ever since We were able to distipcuish
hctwecn true worth and mere prutcn:
sion We cannot. say it.. vas nnats
or lntnitivc, but it cap,o &C. vs ,hronCh
our devotion to our boyhood's hero,
n gallant officer Of the army, long
since dead, and who, alas fell BY bis
own hand.. in: a fit Of hereditary, ,ipr
sanity at Fortress l-,on.oo l&nE boforo
he was forced to de.idc between his
state aud his country.. It was ut tho
close Of the Mexican war, whom most
"i the officers were receiving brovet
titles. We happened to DO present, ard
were tolerated by them as mere boy,
when discussion aroso among then
as to titles, Our favoritc and Mentor,
whose words were then our .oraclos,
and so had received brevet for
gallant and meriSorious services, said
"Tho t:uo title Of apr Amerioap
gentleman 10 mister. It is,, when
worthily worn, above any that oan
be conferred by prince or poteutato,
or won by military or civic services
and while shall deserve tho respect
Of men - far as to merit that title,
cQui-distant fr"m disgusting familiari.
ty and saryi?e BATTERY, ain. .contcnt.';'
From tha; time we have set hiGh
valH" n?on our only American title
.: ""@,li,y-that simple, but cxprcl.
size l.ttlH wo:d Mister
Southern NcwS.
!orti"ns Of Mississippi havo dip.
thcr.a.
'ioT*" disease disappearing in Mis-
sissippi.
\ Mississippi editor has eonp
into The nucsery busin css--wood NO.
fruit.
Great eastern Circus dissolved at
Selma. They have rented the Sclma
Fair Grounds und will winter there.
!ascagoula il improving rapidly,
and giving Eoc,ise Of soon being tho
most extensive lrmbsr sort in Missia-
iipp..
In He?rgla during th:ao.:. 40 past i've
years, $4,000 wort!. o:s cattle have
been run over and destroyed by loco
motives
There are fears Of trouble on the
o'casion Of tho inauguration of tho
" ''r""r Of Arkansas, tho 9th OK
JA"uaIy. .,
& mn: ocmr,:::ica .,su;ioi:4o in The
hnap:ta, at t.atchs; 6sw, days ago.
Ilo wan IL otr"rgcr,, BIZ deSt q note
asking tha: his. de*th. be co;nm.uica-
tod 10 Ar. j. /. Green, Kansas City,
Mo.
The 7ccont, o2cq!ng: Of a. !ino Of
railway from Louisville to Hlontgom-
ory, nearly six hundred miles in OK.
tent, affected by tho opmDlotion, at
the South and North Alabama :a:l.
road, il IN event Of Southern railway
enterprise which must prove of vast
importance in the development of
the great resources Of that region, and
especially Of the rich mining districts
IN Alabama through which the road
passes
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08

Col. Ingalls, Chief Quartermaster
Division of the Atlantic. 1aian Com.
missioner Walker has resigned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08

father dead .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08

- w9s An hungercd and ye gave me no
meat; naked and yc clothed mo not, -
Matt xxy: az,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

u : hereby given that the undersigned,
Z Trustee 90 Bainbrid-e TOWNSHIP
will attend o. a.l township business =
hi Office. in Jasper on every ~atm6sr
Alitho-e haein. township business ~
transact via please can on that day. - Y
viii not attend 10 business 80 any oils'
time.
cambridge Township LlhraIy
Will until further notice, he kept - fs'-
lows: q portion % the residence q III
.Tonini. Oh the corner 81 North ~As
and Lawrence streets. and j. Ior.oa o.
I,he Post Ohlco in ireland where rs'.
sons entitled ,e ,irrse oil if.a.crsc te'-
f.8 % c.li and nf0 ro hooks
nee. p. '7n ~.hNEHl4 Trftt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

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The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
A AdministratOr's Notice.

~ Office is hereby given that letters of admin.
~ istration were granted to the undersigned
on the estate of william Birch. deceased, by the
Clerk of the Probate Court Of Lincoln county,
Mo-. on the 18th day of February, 1873.
All persons having Claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within ono year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of said estate; and IL not exhibited
within ,wo years from the date o: said letters
they will be forever barred.
febI0 WM. PALMER, Jr.. Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
Administrative A Notice.

N OTTCE is hereby given that letters of ad-
/ ministration were granted to the under
signed on the estate of William Kuetemann, de-
ceased, by the Clerk of the Probate Court of
Lincoln county, Mo-, on the 1lth day Of Febru-
ary, 1873
Persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to the admins ratrix
within one year from the date of said letters, or
they may be prccludcd from any benefit Of said
estate and If not eXhibi ell within two years
from the date of snid letters. they will be forever
barred. SOPHIA [. kUETEMANN, Adm'X.
frb1qn7wl
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters ties.
" iamentary were granted to the undersigned
by the Clerk of the Probate Court OF Lincoln
county, Mo-, on the estate of william n: Els
berry, licensed, on the 2Ith day OF NUv., 1872.
All Tcr 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.
ROBERT +. ELSBERRY r.,
decd BENZ. i. ELSBERR1, }
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26

While "a operator in q paper mill At
Gardiner was examining the machinery
recently, the stirt of his coat caught in
the rolls. He attempted to draw of his
coat, but in the attempt his hand was
drawn into the rolls. I'll let it pull my
arm out" he thought to himself, bus as
tho mtrciless machinery pulled at the
stout muscle, and tendons. he found that
his arm would no, pull of without break.
ing his neck. Coolly submitting to his
fate, he turned bis head over on tho side
4, save his nose. and through the space
of atolt four inches he was drawn TO
h's hips. lie says as the rolls passed
over his head il made noise like grind
i,g coffee in . mill. and that's the last he
rsmembcrs. lie VAS tslss up for dead.
bat strange to say, be il now we'll enough
81 walk about
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
lACLEDEHOTEL FL,
TROY. MO.
THORNHILL 4 BCSWELLs Propr's.

THIS is frst-claA hotel, furnished in good
/ style and its table supplied with the best the
market affords. Strangers stopping in Troy will
find here all the comforts of home.
The BAR IL stocked with strictly primo Lii
quors, such - 8rsudiss- Vhiskisss Wines, Ale,
Din, etc., siso tbsansss $rsndsaf Cigars,
apr25plk
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
1879. 1873. 1873,
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,,
A First Class News and
Family journal.

THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN, published
every morning, by mail, one year, Sl2 To clubs
of three, $34 Of ten, 800.
THE TRI-WEEKLY, published Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, So year; three copies
$l7 i've copies S27 ten copies $50.
THE WEEKLY, 50 aye'r, three copies S.,
Eve copies So, ten copies fifteen dollars, twenty
copies twenty. FIVE dollars.
Additions can be made to clubs at any time at
club rates. Fen per cent. com mission allowed to
Agents getting up clubs.
Papers not sent unless paid in ad ance, and
invariably discontinued at the end Of time paid
for.
Remittances can be made at our risk in Drafts,
Post-ofhce Orders or Registered Letters.
GEO. KNAPP K CO.,
st. Louis, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-26
Christian Institute,
Miss S. A. Stuart

Miss S. A. stuart
ty,OULp inform her patrons and the public
w that she will yemove her School from the
house on Main street to the Christian lnstitut',
where she will reopen her seoool on
Wednesday, January lst, 1873.
Miss Stuart hopes to mcrit share OF patron.
ACE by her unremttins endeavors t. improve
those children who are intrusted to her care.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE
MONTHS.
Senior Glasses ..''''S.
Junior Glasses ''''''' '''''' ~
u imnry Glasses, "'.' N'N
The Ornamental Branches will be chargrd
as customary in schools. colleges, &c. =,
Incidental charge iuel &c. )..... ".'.. l'eo
Payments madc-One.ha hal at the commence
mcut.tand the remainder at the end OF tho scs-
sion Of five months.
REFERENCES.
Judge Sam'l Watson and lady, ct. Cherries.
Judge Buckner and lady,
DR.. Sam'i Overall and lady,
j. W. Redmon and lady,
Col. T. W. Cunningham,
Squire Wheeler and lady, Troy, Mo.
November 81, lS12.-n4Sit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-12

he ABOLITION OF Free MAZE MaTrEa.
inc Post-o1Sce Gazette for April. published
az asninston, has the following fmportan,
reminder TO publishers:
Inc attention Of publishers is called to the
necessity of arranging their business to con.
form 10 the new postal regulation cutting of]
the transmission Of free mall after the 30th
OF june. Attached to the appropriation bill
for the Post.otiice Department ut the last
session is the following:
provided, That all laws and parts OF
laws permitting tho transmission by mail OF
any free matter whatever be, and the same
are hereby, repealed from and after June
thirtleth, eighteen hundred and seventy.
three" lApproved Marcel, 3, 1891
This law will exclude all exchanges be.
tween publishers and weekly newspapers,
which are printed in the county where de.
liyercd. from free circulation. Regular post
age must be paid. as provided for other mat
ter of this class. From and after the 30th OF
June. then, newspapers aud periodicals now
sent free will be subject to the following
quarterly rates Of postage:
Not exceeding ounces in weight. sent to
any part Of the United States, weekly, 8
cents scmi-weckly, 10 cents; tri-Weekly, ~
cents; six times week, 80 cents; daily, IS
| cents. Exceeding ounces and not exceed
ing 8 ounces, 10, 90. so, 90, and 10 cents. Tx
ceeding ounces and not exceeding IL ounces,
Is, so, As. 80 cents. and Sl.05. Exceeding II
ounces and not exceeding il ounces. ~, 40,
60 cents, Sl.20, and Si.40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-12
Aitl'mond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY ............. APRIL IL. 1873,


,NynS FOR JAMES RlvER--THE CURRENCY Ball
.<,E-- INDIAN rRouBLEs-roLIrrcAL-- THE
,rvr<Tu DISTRICT CoLLEcToRsHIr.
,,..,~r,,>l,nndcnce OF tho Richmond Dispstchj
WASHINGTON, April II, 1873.
,,~,f.>sor Baird. the Government fish com
'.,,nrr. has agents now in Sacramento
III very soon send him an immense
,nnly Of salmon spawn TO he distributed in
wars Of tho Fast and South. Among the
,i,.ers which i, is the intention of the fish
',>n,,,,:,.;,ner to stock with salmon Is the
1,n,>, and il is estimated that at least n
nn.,,cr of million of the eggs or spawn will
" piaccd therein.
Tbr currrncv balance In the Treasury
Department continues at comparatively
very low figure. and the outstanding legal
tender notes are still above the standard Oh
sijG. o00. 900. which Mr.. RichardSonavowS he
will return 10 at the earliest possible mo-
,u,nt. This condition Of the TreaSur!
finances. Of course. helps Gfa,ot mainly III
,iucc>N 10 keep gold up to the high standard
!, na> reached lately, and at present there l.
no prospect of any change. secretary Rich
sr,i,pn rcioiccS in being unmoved by Tho
vrc.,nr> in Wall street, and il is certain
that ne will cndcavor to keep on level patti
- long as possible with respect to selling
.,ld or buying bonds. The Department i:
determined not to allow itself to be worried
y, The Spectators, and now there Is little
,.!.anlc ot il. The receipts are sufficient K
l,ay cNu,n>cs. the Secretary says. and there
j. 81! course. no danger OF bankruptcy; st
he j. disposed to let the bulls and bears fight
,mong themselves as long as they choose.
There is much interest in political circles
hare IN the sicculalionS, already commenced
70 Virginia regarding the forthcoming Suoer
ratorial contest. and it is absolutely certain
That adhcrcnts both Of radicali>m and con
,.rya,i>,n in this locality will watch every
indication of Il political character in Nlr'
:lail witn more than an ordinary degree o.
Interest.
Iir War Department is certain that there
will re more Indian troubles this summer
and the forces in the West will be strength
cncd a. promptly as possible to be prepared
tor nil emergencies.
hear that very strong effort is being
made for the removal Of Collector White
from the Seventh Virginia District. and fol
The appointment of Assessor Willard in hi
stead: but the present indications are tina
lac movement towards that end will not b.
=. success. TIMoS.