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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-10

TRUST SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRr0,
made and executed 70 me by VIM "
Reid dated Dec. 18th, 1872, and recordaii y
Deei Of Trust Book No. 2, page 2S2 IN III 70
Office OF the Clerk Of the County Conf -, Le
Wetzsl county, West Virginia, Will ios
Thnrsday, July Sd, 1873 at the front d., on
p. McDonald's Store in Burton, ". We o.
at public auction farm Of 500 acres n Ise
imrneiiatey on the Baltimore 4 Ohio panna
road one and three quarter miles Wa. v
Burton, being the same land conyevs% Of
said Reid by II. X. List and vile by AZ
dated Dec. 18th, 1878, TO which deed nov See -
record In Wetzel county, w. Va, reiersr.o "
is hereby made for full description ofs.ps
said land Is improved by a two so--
frame dwelling house and small orchs.!
and will make fine stock farm.
Terms of sale 81 ,00) cash and the res,a,.
I'm ore, two and three years with in,s,s.s.
rom the day Of sale, the purchaser eiS,ss
bonds with approved security until ~
purchase money is paid. ne
Selling as Trustee will convey ONLY S.
title a. is vested in me, which l., hovevss,c
believed to pc perfect.
w. V. HOGE, Tru,,ss
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nTpEmOlS,
THE OITY BA n <

THE CITY BANK
Individual Liability
Ii PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL BUS
mess appertainlug TO Banking.
Deals In Bills of Exchange, United States,
State and County Bonds, Gold Coin, and al
Segotlable Securities, al fair rates,
Notes and Bills OF Exchange Discounted
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
scturers, BANKS, Bankers, and Others, on
all accessible points n the United Stales
and Canada,
Drafts In gu-1s 10 suit purchasers on al
he principal Cities and Towns IN Germany
sreat Britain S1d ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
;pecial Depo:tts.
&. CRhNGLE., President.
i.ukLHELts, Vice President,
4. Il. ECCLE2. Ca5nier. it5
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NorIcs.-Go to l.. v. Blends Tor the
newest styles of Button and Lace Shoes
for Ladies, Misses and Children.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-10
M'heeling Register.
TUESDAY,. JUNE 10. 1879.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Advertisements.

Index 70 New Advertisements
g. Mendel. Booth & Co.
Glass Fruit Bowls.
q New Goods for June.
Removal.
The Public Schools Picnic.
Strawberry Festival.
Masonic Notice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-10

For Grenadines and Dress Goods call
on J W. FERREL.
Centre Wheeling.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19
Tbhe Lewis Resolution.

Some time ago Sir. Lewis, of A,chi.on
county, menbfr Of the Lower Hoa,e o!
the Missouri Legislature, introduced the
following preamble aud resolution:
Whereas, The State of Missouri ha.
outstanding against her already due. and
hereafter to become due, . considerable
amount Of bonded indebtedness and
Whereas, 1t is Of incalcuablc beue6,
to the credit Of any State to pay debts
promptly and 10 strict accordance with
the terms Of contract regarding such 10
deb'edness therefore be it
Resolved, by the House Of Re prcsen.
tatives, the Senate concurring therein
first; that it is the sense Of the General
Assembly and that it i. believed to be the
desire Of the people OF the state that all
the bonded indebtedness Of this state be
promptly paid in accordance with the
fair and ust import thereof, expressed
upon the face Of said bonds. Second
that the financial officers Of the state
having the matter in charge are hereby
instructed to pay the principal and in
'erest already due or about to become
due upon such bonds, 10 the manner and
form as expressed by their contents, all
previous acts aud resolutions to the con
taary notwithstanding Referred to the
committee on Ways and Means"
We should have liked the resolution
better if il had specified that the indeb
edness Of the state should be paid in gold
or silver as is "'he fair ard just import
thereof but this is not a material obicc-
ton. Everybody knows what the resolu
ton means-everybody who has ever seen
one Of the bonds knows what they prom
Use to pay-everybody knows that when
the state refuses to pay less. it refuses to
pay q part Of Its honest debts.
In the meantime, what has become OF
the resolution? What do Messrs.
Heard, Ha'china, Wagner, Harper
Adams, North. Ileadlec, Hughes and
Kelley, of the Ways and Meaus com
mlt'ee, tliuk about it2 What do the,
propose to do with il? Ts it the inten.
t1on to let it die an ignominious death p
Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

The Pot Office department in a circu.
lar requires ppstmssters to carefully OBJ
serve the following instructions, based on
the amendments to section 1873 of the
new postal law: Packages of seeds,
roots, bulbs and scions not exceeding
four pounds 10 weight, are to be marked
at q prepaid postage Of l cent for each
two ounces or fraction of an ounce. First
Said package must be put up go that
the contents can DO examined without
destroying the wrappers. Second
Sealed bags made Of material sufficiently
transparent to show the contents clearly
without opening NAV be used for such
matter. Third-This. as we'll as all
other third class mail matter, must be
fully prepaid by postage stamps affixed,
otherwise the same shall not be for.
warded.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19
Administrative Sale Of Reat Esia,s.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that the undersigned
~ administrator Of the estate oi Green j. How.
eli deed, will, In obedience 10 the order Of the
Probate Couvt Of Lincoln county, Missouri, made
at tho January terW Of said court for the yesf
1873, sell, on
Wednesday, April 18th, y. D. 1873,
at public auction Mt the front door Of tho court
house in the town Of Toy, Ia said county, be.
tween the bou's Of 10 o'clock A. N. and o'clock
=. NJ. Of said day, and dur ng the session Of said
court nt the April Term thcrcol for 1873, the
real estate bclobgi & to said deceased, situated
in said Lincoln county, Missouri, and described
AS follows, to wit; The undividel one third part
Of so acres, being the east half Of the southwest
quarter Of section No 35, township ~ range ]
eatt, ssi ect TO the dover entered therein Of the
widow OF Samuel D. Howell, deceased, ant on
the following Yerms-One third cash and the
balanceSi In six months, the purchaser to give
bond with good end approved security, bearing
interest at the rate of 10 per cent. per ahnum
from day Of sale.
LEMON B. HOWELL, Admir- Of
mchl2 Green J. Howell, decd.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19
70 Wha: Eaa I

The Credit Mobilics espossses have
nst vestened the administsatios strength
10 Rhode leland. Freemen vho sre &C
eustowed 10 barter their votes for from
" 10 the morning 70 $40 10 the evenio.
don't 90 into ,iriuous tpssss over seye-
lstioos Of congressional c,rsuption. They
read about the eighty pes cent dividends,
sod resolve that the Coneressnen Sbo
hsve such fat chan .es cont get vote, 20
chesp nest time. = Cosrespondeocs Nes
York Sus.
What 10 given above as paragraph of
neVs concerning state ibst RANKS belo0
the county OF S, Louis in population,
possesses, we fear too bnch truth 10 gen
ersl sense, to be st all encouraging. The
good, honest men Of the country, who
have fondly trusted that the develop
sment Of Credit Mobilier add various
other rssesliiy, made during The past
winter, would result in a thorough puri-
fcstion Of the political atmosphere, and
initiate Tor the futare an era Of compars.
tive honesty 10 public affairs. will doub,
lees be much grieved to feel that the
"oIei VI iueee tc5DohiOus IeNeidtlons 10
likely to be Lost upon the people. 1t
will be a sorry conclusion 10 come to.
that the greater tho opportunities and
possibilities Of fraud are demonstrated
to be the greater they may become; and
'ba, Offices Of public trust hereafter. 10.
stead Of being rendered more accessible
to higher grade Of personal integrity,
are only TO be advanced in the purchase
lf i, be true that the Credi, Motiier
eIpo'ure. have not weakened the sduio
i'trs,ions'reog,h;" !" If i, be true ,h., the
merceoary element OF the body po.i,ic.
upon uhich the spoilsmen Of the party
depend so greatly for their success, i. not
thrown into ''viiuous spasm over the
revelations OF congressional corrup;ioo,
it mus, Of necessity follow that the lorg
proirsc,ed investigations Of the session.
with their lane and inpo'ent results. DO
not afford US any reasonable expectation
Of better things to come. If these in
ves,iga'ions shall bear no salu'sry fruit,
il we're far better that they had Ie7s,
been instituted, as they thus make ouly
more conspicuous the ls1i'y Of popular
sentiment, and note an epoch, rather in
the deceAeracy than the regeneration Of
the governEeu.-St. Louis Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19


THE LOVE MURDER.-Thef funeral of
Miss Shockley, the victim of the murder
at salisbury, Maryland, recently. was
attended by sbout q thousand people.
The Coroner's jury rendered q verdict
OF death at the hands of George w. Hall.
The evidence shows that deceased left
school accompanied by four small chill
dren. About one hundred yards from
the school house, Hall met her, and after
some conversation about a letter, no
asked one Of the children if Miss Shock.
ley's brother Elijah, . youth of sixteen,
was at school. Receiving a negative
reply, he then turned to Miss Shocklsy
and said he wss going to shoot her.
She replied: "Pshaw. Gsorgs Hall, you
cant frighten ue." Hall then directed
q little girl standing beside Miss Shock.
10y to get out Of the way, and delibcr.
atcly raised his gun aud 6red. The load
took efTec, just under the shoulder blade,
and entered her heart, when the girl
exclaimed, "Oh, Lord, and fell. Isaac
s. Adams. the school master, on being
notified Of the murder. FASTENED to the
scene, and found the girl lying in the
middle Of the road 10 the agony Of death,
unable to speak, and who're she died 10 .
few minutes. Two hundred dollars 70.
ward have beon offered for the arrest Of
Hall. A man answering his description
threw himself under . train at Kings
Station, Saturday night Parties have
started to view the body. l
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

The political contest in Virginia next
fall promises to be rather lively. Besides
the gsvsrnsr and other state officers,
there 70 to be elected . legislature which
will choose United States senator 10
place Of Senator Lewis, whose term ex.
pirss on the 4th Of March next. The
Republicans vii! probably nominate Il,
w. Hughes, while tho Democrats srs
nearly unanimous 10 favor Of Robt. Il.
Lee, Jr.. SOC Of Gen. Lee. Both parties
are confident of success.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

HOMICIDE IN AUDRAIN COUNTY -
Yesterday morning, two respectable clti.
zens OF Audrain, named respectively =
Graham and Watson, had an alterca,,o on
in which Mr.. Graham shot aud killed
Watson. II appears that Mr. Watson
had rented farm, on which there vas q
stock field, and which Graham had
bought with the intention Of turning biz
stock on. Mr.. Watson having rented the
! lace, forbade Mr.. g. from turning in
his stock, but allowed him to do go uut
the l0b Of March. On this day Gra-
ham drove his stock to the place for the
purpose Of letting it in, and Mr.. Watson
ordered him not TO do so-somo hirh
words ensuing, Watson shot at Grahau m
and missed, when Graham drew his pisto
and shot Watson dead. Graham imme
diately gave himself up, and is now un
derGoing an examination at Mexico
Next week We will give the result Of th.
investigation. ...
This account va 10y before our readers
as VIC heard il from ono of the neig hbor.
OF tho parties Pike County Post, 18th
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

One Of the last acts of the out going
Congress was 10 increase the salories Of
themselves and :he President, aud to
vote that payment for back services 10
ratio to the increase be paid them. This
vas nothing but farewell steal. We
notice among the names Of those voting
for this measure that Of our representa-.
tivs-Iion. Andrew King. We didn't
think that Of tho old gentleman.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

NEW YORK, March II 2-Congressman an
Wm. X. Roberts, Of this city, 10 a com.
uuuics,ion addressed to tie Secretary Of
The Treasury, Gays be directs his back
pay as member Of the Forty second Con.
gre.s TO b. paid into the treasury Of the
United States. 1t is said that Merrick
Of Maryland also refuses his extra pay
and that lloar Of Massscbu.etts acce pied
his and a!,rrwsrd. turned it over to char.
liable purposes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Geo. W. Hall Of Salisbury. Maryland,
h,s initiated the murderer Coe, in shoot
ing down his sweetheart, because she did
not answer . note be wrote her. Hall
vas nineteen, and bis victim, Miss Shock
ley. vas fourteen years old. OF course
insanity will be the dodge, but hang
such insanity. That's tho way to rid
the country of it.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Judge Lawrence C. Stephens, ono Of
the Oldest residents Of Cooper county,
father Of tho Hon. Joseph l.. Stephens,
the banker Of Bonneville, and also OF
John II, Stephens, the we'll known con.
tractor, died at the old homestead near
Bunceton. on the 18th, aged 70. Judge
Stephens was one Of the best known men
in Central Mo-, having lived iu that
county before and since it's organization.
He moved 10 that section from Kontucky
in 1911. Hs represented his county 10
the iegisture for several sessions; was on
the county bench for the last half cen.
tury, and has been looked upon as one Of
the foremost men Of Cooper, county.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

A cabl. dispatch says the French gov
ernment will make demand upon our
government. under the eItradi,ion laws,
for Gen. Fremont, 10 order that he may
be tried in Paris upon the charge of
putting bogus railroad bonds upon tie
market. The surrender of Gen. Ere.
mont will be requested under the clause
of the extradition treaty providing that
the citizens Of each country who shall
circulate, or cause to be put in circula.
tiou, spurious bonds or bank notes, with
the intent TO delraud in the country of
which he is not a citizen, may be de-.
manded by the government Of said coun
try 10 which said bonds we're pu. in cir.
ulation.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

That an adjourned session Of the
Legislature has been rendered necessary
by the vsst amount Of ipportan. un6n.
i.bed business on hand nobody can Sc.
riou.ly doubt. Whether it should have
been necessary. in view Of the time that
has been suffered to elspse without
reaching this important business, is quite
another question.-Tines.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19
u. Aouis Markets.
March l5, 1873.


Nsoes-rhs Times says Sour vas
yesy dull and prices wero unsettled snd
for oil the lower grades n decline Of
iO@l l5c may be noted. For good super
up there gas no particular change in the
prices. 1Tbe decline 10 wheat, and the
dull state Of the Darkcts elsewhere
caused . depressed feeling, aud the
msrke. slored dull. The ssles com
prised about 420O brls at e5 75@7 10
70, spring extras, and at "a 5O@9 10
for .pring exnas. Rye -four is dull.
Misunderstanding receipts aud the
un favorable sdviccs from both domestic
and foreign markets caused q dull and
depressed feeling throughout, aud The
marke, became thoroughly demoralized.
Winter wheat was heavy and prices tuf
fered a decline at the opening Of fully
Sc per bushel, and at the close we're fully
lOc per bushel lower. Spring wheat was
also heavy and lower, declineine 2@Gc
per bushel, aud closed dull ot the decline
Sales Of No. 2 spring in elevator were
made at 81 2l@l 22 and for other lots
81 20@l 2OA was offered. Sales Of
spring by sample range ell the way from
81 22@l 43-,be upper price for fancy.
Winter by inspection iu elevator sold at
81 s. for No 2 aud by sample all the
way from 81 Is for inferior to 81 20 for
medium red. White sold atsl coal 20
upper price for No. 3 delivered.
CoRS-There still continues q good
local aud shipping demand for corn, and
mixed aud yellow we're 10 active reques,
aud highe, No. 2 white mixed was
steady on this side at 35Ac. Sales we're
32@ 81 ic and white mixed at 33c on east
track iu St. Lous elevator sales were at
3jc for No. 2 white mixed. In ware
house, mixed and yellow sold at 35c and
white mixed at 35lc.
UArs-Sscked were dull, and fer other
grades than choice, prices we're easier.
Bulk lots we're in good request, and on
both sides Of the river a shade higher.
Sales on East track we're at 261c in St.
Louis elevator, rejected at 26tc No. 2
at 27l@27ac; No. at 3Oc; No. 2 white
at 29b "a 3Oc ; and mixed at &c.
TUBAcCo-We quote. per 100 lbs !;
Factory Iugs. S. 9O@G 25; planters
lugs. Sc 50D7 25; common leaf 81 25
as 90; medium to good leaf, SO 25@
10; coIory leaf, sl2@2O; bright wrap !.
I,ns leaf, s20@ 40.
ST. Louis LIVE STOCK.
. CATTLE-The receipts for the twenty.
four hours ending at noon yesterday
we're AIS head ; shipments 694 head. 4
little better feeling existed in the market
yesterday, and prices we're 6rmcr. The
supply was not as large as the day pre-
ceding, but some very good natives we're
offered and were bought by shippers
Several orders are on the market, and
holders Of good natives could easily dis.
pose of them at prices varying from
81 75 to S. 60 according to quality.
HoGs-There is q continued activity
in the hog market, and at the close of
the sales each day none remained unsold
Yesterday the market was quiet, with
prices at former quotations, with pack.
ers buying the most Of those coming in,
which are mostly composed of small hogs
weighing from $50 to 100 pounds each
Butchers were buying rather slow yes
terday, and shippers we're entirely ou. OF
the market. Sales reported ranged from
81 40 to 81 80 for hogs ranging from
lS3 to $50 lbs in weight.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

The Cincinnati Con- mercial unkindly
suggests that the $4,000 per annum
salary 0: the President will enable the
executive Of the nation to entertain all
the Congrcssmen, without excluding the
eolored members. for mono Of whom
heretofore has space been found 10 the
Presidential dining room.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

In bis Inaugural address Gen. Grant
intimates ,ha, the world is becoming one
nation, and about to speak one language.
Uf course he expects to be the President
Of the new nation, and it is evident from
the rapid increase Of his friends and rel
atives making applications for Office, that
this matter mus, be hurried up To
close with, the Presideu, says that he has
been the sutjec, of abuse and slauder
scarcely ever equalled in political his.
tory"
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

II seem. we are TO have an extra .es-
sion Of the legislature. Oo the 14,h the
house passed the senate resolution to ad
journ on the 24th inst. aud meet on the
first Wednesday 10 January. 1874
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Senstor Blair is so feeble ss to require
the assistance Of q servant or friend while
walking. His disease. which is partial
parulyss Of the spinal column, is Of q
Kind that gradually wears away the phys
ical strength Of the victim, and unless
checked by skillfull medical treatment,
aided by careful nursing, is exceedingly
dangerous,
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

The house concurrent resolution, as
amended by the senate, submitting to the
people . constitutional amendment, was
adopted BY the lower branch Of the
legislature. Tho amendment provides
that tho registry system shall be abol
ished except in cities having 10 600 in
habitauts, instead Of 1000, as 6rs. sgreed
upon.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Senator lpgalIs, the newly elected Kan.
SIS senator. sod McBrs.ney, one Of Pom.
eroy's "s,rikers," came near having .
f.ticuf 10 Washington the other day.
1t was brough. about by McBra,ney
accusing Iugalls Of being a confederate 10
the conspiracy sgainst Pome,oy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

The Republicans in Congress sgree
almost unsuimou.Iy that the Louisisisua
question should 20 over, believing that
.sitaiiug the subject would make matters
more unsettled 10 ,ha, state, and that if
Kellogg government we're continued 10
power Gu,il be1, uece u Der the people
would become recopeiled to il, and there
would be DO necessity for further legi.la.
iioo. Perhaps 90.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

On Tuesday evening las. little D. D.
Hemphill, the brigh. and prat,ling infant
son Of DR.. J. W. iIemphill, died, after a
very short and painful illness Of that
remorseless disease-meningitis. lie
was attacked about three clock 10 the
morning, and died at six o'clock 10 the
afternoon, Respected and beloved by
all who know them, it is tuperfuous
to say that the bereaved family have the
warm and heartfelt sympathy of the
whole community in their affiction.-
CIarksville Sentinel. Sth inst.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Geo. Driver, the vile murderer Of
Chicsgo. was hun: 10 that city on the
1ith inst. lie killed bis wife on the
morning Of the 30ih Of last November,
by shooting her with q pistol which he
had borrowed from bi. son.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Secretary Boutwell, bs- been elected
United states Senster, and the prophetic
papers have something to exercise their
penchan, wiih-Wbo will be bis successor
- treasurer
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

John Marion Osborne was hung at
Knoxville, Illinois, on the l4,h inst, for
tho murderer Of Mrs. Adela Matthews,
near Yates City last August. He con.
fsssed his erimo, and said . stranger. who
represented himself az agent for n patent
harrow, offered him IS, 900 to commi. the
murder.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19
Postmaster Schumans Of Lawrence

Postmaster Schunsns OF Lawrence,
Kansas, who was somewhat active 10 the
preliminary Investigation asain., Senator
Caldwell, ha, been removed, and i. j.
Warden, friend Of Caldwell, appointed
in bis place. The administration 10 rather
bold 10 its partial,y for the corruption
lets.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Brotber.in.Iaw Casey has been re-
sppoisied collector Of customs at New
Orleans. 1t 10 said that there will be
fght over his confirmation by the senate.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

TIE programme has been carried out,
and Bousveil has been elected Senator
from massachusetts. This is good ness.
Boutwell, Vill make much better Sen
stor than ever did Wilson, and it is not
likely there can be appointed q much
worse Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

The ladies are appreciated BY the Kan.
sss legislature. -Four OF them have Just
been appointed clerks in the legislature.
That 10 right. II -.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Au exchange having discoveeed that .
gamblers vile should be called Betty ;
. lawyers wife, Sue ashoemakers "'fc,
Peggy; and az auctioueers, Bid dy,
suggests that the vile OF Credl, Mobi-
iieY Corgret.man should be called 'Lize.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Philsdelpbis proposes to make s.sls
that oil visitors 90 the Centennial Gel
etrstion 10 1876 shalt sdops the costs~ss
sed castons OF 1176.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Mrs. Matte Ready Morgan, ~idoy oY
the celebrated Confederate General, Tohn
Morgan, vas recently msr'iee TO Judge
William II. Williamson, Of %ebanon. /.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Eight divorces we're granted 10 St
Louie os che 18th inst. Quite a large,
bus oot eomuendsbIe dsyis york.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

The seoste bill sllosiog juries to eoU
ba'c cspitsl puni.bmen to im prison 0sst
ios life, YES selected by the house.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

Saturdays sdvices from Washincton
ist'ss's that Caldwell will te espelled
from the senate.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

The loser branch Of the legislature
hss resolved to boil ] nj. BIT sessions.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

TRY GOODS, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots
~ and Shoes. Groceries, de-, q full supply at
W.S. COOPER'S Novelty Cash Store.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

HAVING completed my second year among
IL you, ask you to call and bo posted.
W. 9. COOPER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

THE highest market price paid for County
Produce at the Novelty Cash Store:
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-03-19

EXPRESS WAGON always standing at the
II door. Goods bought at the Novelty dsliv-
cred anywhere in town free Of charge.
W. 8. COOPER.