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THg HERALD.
LOCAL AND COUNTY.
Attention is directed to the dental card
of Dr. E. L. Sydnor. Dr. Sjdoor Iibb
joitreturnodfrom St. LouU, where he has
been studying the principles of his pro
fession. Us guarantees perfect satisfac
tion. Have a large Wall Picture of your
self made at Collier's for 81 50. 8i2.
A fresh supply of Bedsteads and
Bureaus at II. W. Kemper's
A gentleman of this place went to St.
"Louis last week for the purposo cf in
vesting ten thousand dollars in Lincoln
county bonds, hut there were none on tho
-market, all that had been put out having
ton tiken up. The ready silo with
rhicb theso bonds mcot speak well for
the credit of the county.
The nicest things out The beautiful
Bedsteads and Bureaus at 1. W. Kern
par's furniture storo.
The Presbyterians of this place have
been holding a protracted meeting for tho
past week. Kcv. Mr. Martin of St.
Charles and tho resident minister, ltev.
O. S. Thompson, have presided. Up to
this date, there have boon Ave additions
to the Church.
Pictures aro cheap at Collier's. Call
Boou. 8t2.
Bitten by a Doa. Bertha Fisher,
aged about eight years, daughter of Mr.
J. M L. Fisher, was severely bittoo on
the neck by a dog belonging to the lam
ily last Sunday morning. Sho had been
in tho habit of playing with and carcsfing
the dog, and last Sunday morning sho
went up to him, and stooping down laid
her hand on his head, and commenced
talking to him, when the dog snapped at
her throat, making an ugly wound on the
fleshy part of the neck. Tho dog was
taken out and shot.
Collier leaves Troy in April. 8l2.
Bedsteads, Bureaus, "Wardrobes, Side
boards, Chairs, Brackets, &o., at II. AV.
Kemper's.
Public School Exhibition. The
public school at this place, Miss Blanche
Hughos principal, and Misses Susie "Wor
sham and Sallio Crump assistants, closod
last Friday. The exhibition was a de
cided success, many of the scholars, all of
whom arc young, acquitting themselves in
a manner both creditable to themselves
and their teachers. Last Monday Miss
Hughes opened a three-months' school,
and has now about sixty pupils under her
charge. Miss Susie Worsliam, wo under
stand, will assist her. Both those ladies
havo proven themselves excellent teach
era, and their school will doubtless give
satisfaction to the parents of tho children.
As you aro passing stop in at II. "W.
Kemper's, and loo!: at his fine assortment
of furniture. This is the place to get
your money's worth.
Pictures I Havo your pictures made
at Collier's before ho leaves Troy. 8l2.
Another Man Killed. Last Mon
day a difficulty occurred at Post Oak, in
this county, between Wm. Carter, who
has been living with Edgar Browning,
and Ed. Guiatt of Melville, St. Charles
county, which resulted in tho death of
Carter. It appears that there bad been a
law suit betweon them sometimo since in
regard to a horso, and the two men, meet
ing at Post Oak last Monday, had some
angry words about it, when Carter picked
up a rock and threw it at Guiatt, who
then closed upon him, drow a bowie
knife annd inflicted among other wounds
a fatal Rpsh in the bowels. Carter was
taken to Mr. Browning's, where he died
yesterday morning at three o'clock. At
this writing, Guiatt bad not been ar
rested.
Nothing neater than the Hedntaada nrl
Bureaus at Kemper's was oer brought
to iroy. La 1 1 and see them.
An Accession, Wo have understood
4l..t MI W It n .......
" n I'uwiiinc lias occome a
part owner in the Louisiana Journal.
Mr Downing is a substantial gcntlcmun,
and his accession to tho firm of lloid &
JjampKin will give it additional weight
uu innuence. uiarKsvillo Sentinel.
Hero sho comes aeain. the beautiful
spring, with her pleasant sunshines, penile
broezes and refreshing showers, which re.
iuiiiu un mav u is nrae to plant and sow
once more. Now. friends, in vour burro
and bustle don't forget and ajiain put off
mo pluming oi irees until it is too late to
attend to that very important matter ; but
euu in yuuroruers at once to tbe propri
etor of Buffalo Nursery, A. M. Shults, or
give it to somo ono ol tho numerous
gents now soliciting: orders for that nur
ery. Plant not only apple trees, but a
general variety of tho choice fruits prop
eted at the above nursory. Josiah
Creech, Local Agent at this place, will
take orders or give any information Je
trd, Painting f. i, VanWeri it now
fMpared for carriage, buggy and orna
Mental painting. While the roads arc
MO muddv to una vnnr
pleasure, s tho time to have thorn painted.
Order for 8IRn otleriap. ornamental
painting, &e, filled promptly. Ho also
hw buBKlet for sale. Shop so.tr, r
oouri ,, aod oro JlrMt f
WKbua'.gon j.hj, gf
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
of
Lincoln County for lUe Fiscal Year
Ending February 13, 1672.
RECEIPTS.
Balanco in County Treasurv
l-'eb'y 10, 1871, '8 8,573 85
Cash received during fiscal
year, 24,507 44
Road overseers' certificates, 2,443 03
Total, 835,525 22
EXPENDITURES.
Registration, 8 52 50
Elections, 80 75
Juries, 855 70
Costs vs. Coonty, 1,498 85
Books JtStatio'y 585 20
Salaries, 5,387 20J
Public roads, 4.814 12
Bridges, 1,033 4G
Poorh'so&F'rm,l,031 84
Paupers, 1,276 85
Jail, 12 55
Courthouio, 8G 00
Court houso fence, 434 25
Coal houso, 770 00
Court houso yard, 75 00
Wood, coal, oil, 102 23
Furniture, 302 45
Rock road, 4.8G8 28
Railroad. 10.800 00
School fund. 404 01 834,473 24
Balance in tho Treasury, 8 1,051 97A
Expenditures In Detail.
Keoistration 852 50.
II C Clara 87 50
W Miller 7 50
G E Johnioa 7 50
J Wilson 7 50
C E Porter 7 50
M Bond 7 50
J J Alexander 7 50
Elections 880 75.
A Alexander 83 00
11 Howell 3 00
II C Clare 4 50
II T Mudd 3 00
J M Teague 3 00
J Wilson 3 00
N K Craig 4 50
J UBritton 3 00
W R Steele 1 25
J Porter 1 50
T D Fisher G 00
J J Alexander 1 50
J H Dryden 3 00
W II Gilmer 1 50
J A Mudd 6 00
G J Howell 1 50
T D Fisher 6 00
B V Wheeler 1 50
G Thompson 3 00
W D Welch 3 00
J C Birkhead 1 50
J W Birkhead 1 50
J II Dryden 1 50
J W Sitton 1 50
S It Hopkins 4 50
MSpyres 3 00
D Sherman 3 00
J J Alexander 1 50
J.ubies 8855 70.
ELN Cottle 8G 06
II II Jones 8 24
D Ellis 8 08
J Snethcn 0 28
J J Alexander 6 18
W Whitesidos 8 40
W Miller 7 12
J Cuuuingbam ' 7 ISO
W II Crenshaw 8 08
S J Mattingly 7 92
D Allen 8 5G
G W Porter 7 12
M Bond 0 80
N Porter 9 20
L Bickel 0 04
J Alexander 7 70
W C Tesgue 2 GO
E U Hanlan 7 02
D Stewart 11 02
C E Porter 12 20
N D Prescott 11 48
J Tipton 12 20
H MoFarland 15 30
J Morris 5 02
J W Wilson 3 48
J J Ogden 10 50
H Schafcr 12 96
J M Birkhead 12 64
J R Britton 11 14
J B Howell 12 G4
G T Dunn 15 20
W C Shelton 12 16
J M Henry 6 00
II Rosa 6 46
L J Garnett 3 24
W T Powell 12 48
B F Campbell 13 60
W Lindsay 13 7G
J S Sallee 12 00
J Blanks 12 00
G I Dyer 13 92
MNewland 13 12
J S Null 12 16
"W S Pennington 14 10
J D Brown 12 00
J Smith 10 92
S .1 Mattingly 1 50
I Morris 1 50
J Newland 1 50
F O Nuokols 2 14
I Kent 1 50
W T Pow.II - 10 98
R Rioks 11 14
W Murphy 11 46
H W Perkini 6 00
Y Jackson 9 86
W D Moore 9 24
W J Holmes 10 60
II B MoFarland 9 3d I
J M Newland 10 121
J P Ellis 11 08 J
M Brown 9 721
B Duoy 11 88 i
W II Campbell 12 10
G T Dunn 13 70
J J Alexander 10 12,
J S McDonald 10 76
S J Mattingly 10 92
WW Shaw 1188
J A EwiBjer io 28
I Kont 9 64
I Morris 8 62,
W li Martin 10 28 !
J W Sydnor 9 1G
J I'oTtor 11 72
A Wehrmtu fl 40
J B Allen 3 00
A Mudd 11 24
H (i Mats SI 08
lit ft frf if, !
J Thompson
A Y Brown
J II Downing
J W Sitton
G G Wilson
N B Dudley
I. O Tucker
R Womniack
J F Wilson
C U Porter
Costs vs. County
V Snrincston
12 52
10 28
12 20
11 88
12 20
10 41
11 24
10 44
10 28
6 4U
81,499 85
81 OS
4 20
437 06
102 87
89 73
7 00
28 75
20 33
26 00
40 50
27 00
20 00
600 00
84 45
21 59
19 78
11 51
J Portor
W Colbert
T D Fisher
Inquest on Butler
T D I' Uber
W Colbert
Inquest on floater
same
Inquest on Clifford
Inquest on Duey
Inquest on floater
II Quiiley
W Colbert
E N Bonfils
D II Jonnings
K N Bonfils
T D Fisher
Books and Station tar
R & T A Ennis
48 00
8585 20.
811 10
T D Fisher
R & T A Ennis
W S Pennington
W E M printing company
R & T A Ennis
J K Cannon
T D Fishor
1UTA Ennis
W E M printing company
J K Cannon
WColbert
W E M printing company
Geo Knapp & Co
R k T A Ennis
J Mudd
W E M printing company
Ilk T A Enniss
Crump k Wing
F Wing
M S Ballinger
Parker & Co
F C Cake
Salaries 85,387 20
A K Wilson
C W Martin
F C Cake
W S Pennington
J K Cannon
J D Shelton
W S Pennington
II Quigloy
S T Ingram
E Myers
J C Downing
F C Cako
J K Cannon
Henry Quigley
S T Ineram
A K "Wilcon
C W Martin
F C Cake
W S Pennington
S T Ingram
II Quit'loy
A K Wilson
C W Martin
J K Cannon
F CCake
J K Cannon
II Quicley
W S Pennington
F C Cake
S T Incram
A K Wilson
C W Martin
F Wini?
20 50
32 50
3 00
138 30
18 05
1 50
4 00
12 50
9
50
2
4o
50
03 75
51 00
21 45
7 00
71 80
30 00
90
43 o;
1 20
3 15
4 00
855 00
55 00
228 5
200 00
150 00
331 00
50 00
75 00
55 00
15 00
75 00
371 72
150 00
75 00
40 00
30 00
30 00
122 45
155 00
30 00
98 50
30 00
35 00
150 00
1370 80
200 00
85 35
225 00
405 70
30 00
85 00
35 00
390 53
84,814 12
830 00
1 50
31 69
25 00
30 00
6 00
266 00
6 00
132 00
89 00
108 00
300 00
151 00
05 00
89 00
156 00
C2 00
14 00
121 00
29 00
70 00
130 00
06 00
23 00
96 00
90 00
47 00
28 00
113 00
Public Roads
G W Royalty
I Miields
II B Upham
M A Martin
T S Hamrrott
II C Pennington
L O Tucker
J C Dempsoy
J Scott
II B Upham
J W Rush
P Springstou
F M Birkhead
B F Campbell
T R Rcid
W H Young
P Springston
J D Young
R Wells
II Dowel
W A K Elsberry
T R Mitchell
A Y Brown
S R Martin
J Richards
J W Jennings
WJ Lovell
T R Mitchell
J L Mains
Road certificates
Biudoes 81,533 40.
1 Sprlti'Bton
R T Ellsberry
Parker & Co
J M Birkhead
2443 93
8300 00
700 00
2 00
10 00
Lay & Jackson
20 00
Poor-house and Farm 81031 84.
II J Bickol
8177 50
L Bickel
Cake & Rogers
II G Bickel
M N MoLcllan
M S Ballinger
E Fasse
Cako k Rogers
L Duff
W Coose
M N MoLellan
II G Bickel
Parker & Co
Cake k Rogors
Harvey and Wright
L Bickel
G W Mohr
F C Cake (stable)
Crews & Parker (sane)
M N MoLellan
W Coose
II G Bickel
W Cooso
Paupers f 1276 85
P Guthrie
W tl Young
A K Willson
Knos k Prcwitt
W II Kemper
O Lay
MCalvii
27 80
18 87
66 20
50 00
4 40
107 83
3 50
8 00
11 35
80 00
102 50
13 70
3 75
8 27
21 44
2 03
75 00
22 52
30 00
10 88
172 50
8 80
4
00
5
60
8 00
5 00
23 00
2 00
10 00
W Hopkins 40 00
D S Jewell 8 00
.1 A Sitton 18 80
Hutt k MoLellan 15 00
R O Prcwitt 6 00
J S Henderson 180 30
J Christian 30 00
S T East 1 75
F Wing 195 00
J S Henderson 229 00
Henderson k Dixon 7 00
J 8 Henderson 307 28
O Extino 6 50
Crump k Wing 0 05
Chink Perkins 15 00
W Jewell 14 00
John Akcrs 20 00
J E Richards 42 00
W H Dixon 6 00
J T Mosley 2 50
C Lay 3 00
W S Hutt 10 00
II W Kemper 10 50
F Wing 44 00
Parker & Co 2 75
Jail-812 55
F Wing 4 75
Parker k Co 45
Crump & Wine 7 35
Coimr House 886 00
J Cox 2 00
C Lay 2 50
Stanard k Co 45 00
Welch & Bryant 22 DO
J L VanWett 7 50
II W Kemper 7 00
Court House Fence 8134 25
Enclish k Willson 429 25
T D Fisher 5 00
Coal House 8770 00
W W Eimlish & Co 770 00
Court House Yard $75 00
C Lav 75 00
Wood, Coal and Oil-S102 23.
Cake & Rogers 81 50
J M McUllan 9 50
S R Woolfolk 80 00
F Wing 6 13
S T East 90
Parker & Co . 4 40
Furniture 8302 44.
JRGlore 82 00
II W Kemper 1 1 00
M Brown 2 20
M S Bjllinger 2 50
S A Miller 5 00
J P Lynott 1 50
J P Lynott 7 40
J P Lynott 17 50
AV Colbert 1 50
M Kelley 80 00
G W Colbert 1 00
M S Ballingor 3 25
S R Woolfulk 25 00
A McDowell 113 45
F Wins 10 05
Parker Co 14 10
F C Cnko 2 00
Rock Road 84868 28.
J Porter 825 00
II V P Block 2100 68
A K Wilson 75 00
J Gladncy 30 00
J 1) Morris 120 00
A Finlcy 15 00
J Porter 25 00
M Bond 25 00
A K Wilson 2337 00
J B Morris 60 00
M Bond 25 00
J Gludncy 30 00
Principal paid on rock road, S4200 00.
Interest paid on rock road, S068 23.
Railroad S10.800 00.
School Fund 8104 01.
Bonded Debt-8151,069 97.
Indebtedness of Lincoln county, Mis
souri, February 17, 1872, viz :
Township school fund bonds 82,569 97
Rock road bonds 3.600 00
Railroad bonds insu:d 145,500 00
1 he money for tho redemption of the
roclc road bonds is now in the county
Treasury, and the holders of these bonds
have liecn notified to present them for
redemption.
I, Francis C Cuke, Clerk of tho County
Court ol said county, ccrtily the lorego
ing to be a true copy of tbo Receipts and
Expenditures of said ceutity, as the sama
appears on tho records of said office.
itness, my hand and ofli
cial seal this 21th day of
February A. J). 1871.
F. C. CAKE, Clerk.
by J. M. MoLellan D C.
In six anthracite counties of Pennsvl
vania, 272 miners were killed, and 622
injured, during the year 1871.
Rock county farmers, Wis, are now
readily disposing of their tobacco crop
at from twelve to nltccn cents per pound,
Twenty- five deaths from smallpox have
occurred in New York during the past
week, IN i no new cases were teported on
1'riuuy. jarge numborsaro ueins vacci
natcd daily by tho public authorities.
Trustees Sale of Ural Estate.
T 711 Kit HAS Joseph Settles nml Suian E
VV Settles lilt wile, by their dcoil of trust,
dated un tho (ith duv of February, 1808, and
rcconleil in bonk U at pages -10S, 1011 and 410 of
tho rceordH of ilccdj or Lincoln county, in tuo
Male ol xusourl, conveyed to tns undersigned
Truek'o the following described land, situated In
said county, to-nlt : Doqinnlnir at the south
east corner of a 200 ncro tract, occupied ut the
date of in Id deed by A. Dertru, it being a post
from which a white oak 12 inches in dlaroetor
bears S t!8 degs E 30 Iks distant, thence with tho
southern lino of said llertru's land S degs.,
west 34 chains., and sot a post in an old field fur
corner, from which a black walnut 4 Inches In
diameter bears north 40 degroes cast A9 links,
menco soutli zs .1-4 degrees east 30 chains nnd
35 links to a post for corner, from which a black
walnut 10 inches in diameter bears south 31
degrees west 22 links, and an elm & Inches in
diawotcr bears south 88 degrees, east 12 links,
thence north f0$ degrees, cast 33 chains and 62
links to a post for corner in the line of Wm, Trail,
from wliioh n burr oak 30 inches lu dlamotcr
bears soutli .11 degreos, west "38 links, thenca
noilh 28 .'1-4 dcrrues west 29 chains nnd 32 links
to the placo of beginning, containing 101 18-100
ncros, It being u fart of the land allotted to
Thos. V. lloone in the division of land among
tho belrs of William lloone, for the purpose of
securing tho payment of u noto In said deed do
scribed, nnd whereas said noto is tiuoond unnaid.
nnd I tho Trustee am directed by the holder of
said note lu sel said land, now ibere I will on
Monday, tho 18th day of March, 1872,
bctweou tho hours of one and four o'clock in the
aftenoon of tlut day, proceed to sell for cash in
hund, at publlo auction, to tho highest bidder,
at tho court house door In tho town of Troy, In
Lincoln county, Missouri, all tho land conveyed
by said dcod uf trust, to satisfy said debt and
costs of said trust. A. V. JlcKKi:, Trustee.
foblMd
Hubtcrlbn for Hie HKIIALI. uy 4
year.
THE DRUG AND MEDICINE BUSINESS.
A NEW FIRM. 107
WOOLFOLK & Co.,
(SucecsHOi-B lo in, H. Bnllingcr.)
HAVING Purchased ilic interest of M. 8. Ilalllngcr In (lie Drue; and Medicine
llurluesa, wc would oil the attention or the trade to OUH C'OMPI.I'.TU
STUCK OK
PAINTS, OILS AND DYESTUFFS,
SOAPS .A-ISTD PERFUMERIES,
WINDOW -kVSS,
3Pm.raa?3E2iwr3K? aars o mm m mcjz m rm.' jsTxra 9
JBO OJHCS ..VZ STATIONERY,
Pfj&lN AND VAfftiY CANDUSS, (K.AHS, TOBACCO,
&c,9 Scc Sec
Ordci'H from Physicians Promptly Filled on the most
ItcaNonahlc Terms.
Our Slock will be found full and well assorted at all times, and
customers may rely upon always getting good and jresh goods, at the
very lowest prices.
Tray, Mo.. IWy 15, 1872. W OOLFO XIv Ac CO.
JOHN P. LYNOTT,
HARDWARE, STOVES
a H S S S S.S . "
J - S 2 g .H JH g 8
B-mH,JHl3 '6
Kttchen Furniture AftPTV
PatentMeatBroirrs jl 19? S""
Largo I. on Pets 1 JLjQ. II EI j fSSft flXX 1 1 Pitchfork.
Chain Pumps. ll, J fljg ' j J f Coal Bucket.
sT E "2 o 2. g- ?
r o o. S o tm k w S B
e nr.
TIN COPPER AND SHEET-IRON WARES,
And Everything that may be classed under the name of hardware.
vGn!3
srom: oiv iiaiv
T. W. ITIIE0WTHIS WAY !
S I I l I -CP- TVTTQCirvTTTIT
MANUl'ACTUUUn Ol'
SADDLES,
FINE BUGGY AND WAGON !
HARNESS.
SADDLEUS' FINDINGS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AND DC.VI.nit IX
Saddle and Harness-makers1
HARDWARE,
BliWLES, TRACE CHAINS,
WEBS, WrEBBIN,
Wliips, SaddlG-Trees,
ArALISES,
TRUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS,
Harness JLeatiter,
COLLARS, &c.
All of which are offered at the
MOST REASONABLE
CASHPRICES.
Having just finished new rooms
on the Corner of Main and Cherry
Streets, two doors north oj my old
stand, I am now prepared, andtoill
keep on hand at all times the Best
and Mcst Complete assortment
of goods that has ever been offered
to the public in this county.
MY SADDLES AND HARNESS
IXC IIADE or 1IIE
VERY BEST MATERIAL,
FtlT IT UNDER MY OWN SUMtBTI8ION AND
Wni'i'niitrd to Give Entire
$u Un fact ion,
ANI A13 Ol'l'ISKCI) AT PIUCES
THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
I AM ALSO PREPARED TO FURNISH
All Kinds of Buggy Trimming, to
Lover JJuggies, etc., etc.
AGENT FOR TUB CELEBRATED
QUINOY WAGON,
which is warranted lo jjlvo entire sMIsfactlon.
T. "W. WITHROW
spIVn:trjr
raw
street, troy, no.
THE CHEAP
CASH STORE
OP
JACKS0MHUTT
OVERFLOWING
WITH
EVERY VARIETY OF GOODS,
yo i want Domestics
If you want Domestics
If you want Domestics
GO TO JACKSON d- IIUTTS
For Good Calicoes
For Good Calicoes
For Good Calicoes
GO TO JAOKSOO & IIUTTS
For Ladies' Winter Jrats
For Ladies1 Winter Hats
For Ladies' Winter Hats
GO TO JACKSON & IIUTTS
For Good Delaines
For Good Delaines
For Good Delaines
GO TO JACKSON & IIUTTS
For Hats and Caps '
For Hats and Caps
For Hats and Capi
GO TO JACKSON & IIUTTS
For Groceries, dr.,
For Groceries, d-c,
For Grace, its, dc ,
GO TO JACKSON d- HUIT'S
In fact, it' you want any
thing in the line of Dry
Goods, Heady-made Clc
thin a or Groceries
GO TO JACKSON d- IIUTTS
NOW READ THIS.
There arc a iriT.il iiitiiilkff
ol PcrsoiiM indebted to ik,
anil we kindly but earnestly
nk lor a Hcttleiumt ol thtse
accounts. In our bus in raft
tie are continually paying
out money lor Roods, anl
cannot aflortl to let iktnt tfitl
account uland mo itmg.
JiAVKMIX fc III) ',
Troy, Mhsowri,
Xnttuw.1, ts;i.
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