The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-07-19

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Revenue Collector, who is iready TO receive
the money on the same.
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION
Cand idates for nomination before the Union
Comfy Convention, 10 be held on the 9th
of August. can have theh names announced
in this paper, at the rate Of ONE DOLLAR
for each announcement.
CAPTURED. - On Monday last,
Sheriff Shockey, attached the wagon, team
and st tock, OF the well.known tobacco ped
lar, w. R. Gaddis. We understand that it
was taken to satisfy h judgment against the
Tobacco company in Highland County, O.
In our notice q few weeks since,
of the absence Of Mr.. CO., Billinghurst.
we neglected to state that he had left in
charge Of his gallery during his absence,
Mr.. J. M, McGilivray, gentleman who
has the reputation of being a good artist
Give him call and examine specimens of
his work.
EVERY day affords new proofs of
the peculiar effects OF Roback's Stomach
Bit.ers in cases where disordered condi-
tion of the stomach, liver and bowels, is
combined with great debility, nervous
weakness, and intense melancholy, there can
be no doubt but 1t is sure panacea.
PROF. TUCKER gave two OF his
popular entertainments at the Courthouse,
in this place, oil Saturday and Monday eve.
nings last. From the fact that the Profess
sor Is no ordinary performer, we were led
to anticipate much larger audience than
were in attendance either evening, but, no
doubt, the intensely warm weather kept
many away who would otherwise have been
ia attendance. We wish the Professor un.
bounded success wherever he may go.
Macarthur NURsERY.-This flour
ishiDg nursery; owned and conducted b,
Messrs ]. & W. Gold, Is now fully prepar-
ed TO 6ll all orders for fruit trees. They
have go, 900 fruit trees and 10000 grape.
cuttings ready for market, of almost every
variety. The one great advantage to fruit
growers in this section, in purchasing theil
trees of this firm, is that they are perfectly
adapted to this climate, which is not always
the case with those from the Northern Of
Eastern States.
READ the article of Capt. Jones
in this issue. We are of The opinion thai
in the end the soldiers of this community
will regret that they have sent their dis
charges to foreign agents and we venture
that II they try the experiment they will
find that even now some of those discharges
are beyond their reach. We have CLAIM
agents in town who have done and arr
ready to do as much for the soldiers of thii
county as are the X, Y, rs referred to b,
Capt. Jones. and who are as worthy thei
patronage,
HE WHITE SLAvE.---A TALE OF
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION. The well.knowr
novelist, Emerson Bennett, has commenced
a new serial story with the above title, il
the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post, o
July 7th. This story, though somewha
different, is said to be fully equal IN it
thrilling romance and absorbing interest t
"The Phantom of the Forest" II will
about four months in running through TIL
Post! The Post is also publishing othe
stories Of great interest. One, calle
"Adriana" will we think interest ladies par
ticularly. As "The White Slave com
mepced in the first number of July, ,hos
wishing to procure it can do SO il the
choose by simply subscribing for the las
six months Of the year. Price sl,25 fc
six months; or for The Post and Lady
Friend leach six months] S2,0o. Sampl
containing the first portion Of Mr.. Bennett
story sent on receipt Of five cents. Addres
H; Peterson & Co., als Walnut st., Pbils
deiphia.