The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12

W- What length ought lady's crino-
line to be? A little over two feet.
HORSE AND JACK BILLs.-We are
prepared to print Horse and Jack Bills with
neatness and dispatch.
CORRESPONDENTS, giving news
items Of general interest, solicited from all
parts Of the county. ..;...
KNOX TOWNSHIP The whole Dem
ocratic Ticket was elected by an average
majority of2O.
TAKE NoTICE.-See notice to all
indebted 10 Drs. Coudee & lsaminger in an
other column.
FIVE MILE FURNAcE.-This Fur
mace under the management of our old
friend "Jack" Garret. will be in operation
about the middle oil next month. -. a
THERE was y large quantity Of
snow fell al this place ON Saturday last. Ii
is ssid to bet the largest snow storm siIce
the winter of'64 and '65. 4 ~" ..'
A treaty has just been concluded
between the United States, and the Dacotah
and Sioux Indians by which these tribes are
TO discontinue all attacks upon the Neigh.
boring tribes.
An exchange asks if the poor
girls Gov. AndIews' sent to Washing ton
Territory are to be sold like Circassian
eautes. by the weight and plumpness.
We suppose not. We infer they will be
sold by liquid measure, SO much pergal.
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON has been
elected an honorary member of the leading
Democratic Club Of the city Of New York,
which honor he has accepted. His full
length portrait will be taken to adom the
Hall.
The negroes Fred Douglas and
George 7. Downing, appeared in the white
peoples cutlery Of the Senate the other day
They were politely requested by the officer
in charge, to take seats in the colored gal.
lery, but they wouldn't do it.
PIANos.-Any of our ladies wish
ing to buy or rent pianos, and let the rent
pay for them, can obtain the same at manu-
facturers prices by calling on me- when
will pXDlain nricpS and tprlns,
. Mrs. RUTH G. BRATToN.
EAGLE .FURNACE.-We are in.
formed that the above Furnace Company
will have the Furnace in good running or.
der by the lst OF June. II is now in the
hands OF Hamilton, Nye & Co., who are
old and experienced furnscemen. Succe IS
attend them.
Coon HOTEL.-Any of our citi-
Gems who have occasion to visit Logan. will
bear In mind that the American House is
the best hotel in that place. Mr.. wilson
the proprietor is gentleman, and does eve.
'y thing in bis power to make his guests
comfortable. .....
SCHOOL ExHIBlTIoN....-We under
stand that Mr.. Watkins, Superintendent Of
the Macarthur Schools, ccnte nplates giving
Il public exhibition in the School House
Hall. on Friday the Goth instant. There is
no doubt but that this will prove a success.
Every body should attend.
A certain employee of the gov.
ernment in one Of the departments denoun.
ced the President in bitter terms. Said he,
81 never knew President who came into
power by accident who was not ID
scoundrel.". In few minutes later he was
seen leaving the department with his head
under bis arm. Hewas discharged at once.
We had the pleasure of visiting
the pleasant little village Of New Ply.
mouth last week. The citizens of this
plsce are trying to get road from New
Plymouth 10 Hope Furnace. on the M & C
r Z, with the intention Of establishing
mail route on the same. This is 0 good
move and We cannot see why It would not
be a matter Of great interest to the citizens
Of Macarthur. We have not space to saw
more on this subject this week, but will
speak Of the importance Of the establish
ment of~this matt route ik 'ut,re. -..
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