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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

re. W. Ashbdrn. member Of the late GeoF-
gia Constitutional Convention has been as
sas;nafad NV reholsl 111i9l i,niI .g1sy IgoT |
b nc .ssiif.J =. ~ .ye.latI yl.Iab $50 /.
5iiBartlsy Davis, of this State, is reported
dead from a wound received in consequence
of his declaring himself in favor Of Governor
Holden. 9i"a" 3 ~ .3uS .3-iHtoil.a isshj
NJ Il9ilL go =, Iii9,, - nod l.na fsitrs j I
} . Rebels in Caswell County have assaulted
Republicans IN their publicmeetingsa and
have notified at least one white Republican
to leave the county. p" 2eo'' o'5 '4F
The Tarboro' Southfrner says give him Ia
Republican, speaker) "a hempen cord and a
st"ut oak limb," iziiafa s9a e. 4s.[,
The u-Kiux Khan are numbering in Pat.
rick County Tennessee. ,-,. IN 80,
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W7s1
I'M l.. DAVIDSON COUNTY. II

NEORTH-CAROLINA, VI W
Nv i DAvIDsoN COUNTY. IA
Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1887: u
The Townsville Bank Bill to close the bust
The Creditors of the n nHIs p RAM ~ -"
Thomasyille Bank. Vlll st BANK 1sE
In this case il is ordered by the Court that adj
vertisemelt be made IN the Raleigh Standard,
Raleigh Sentinel and Greensboro Iatriot, for the
creditors Of the Townsville Bank to present
their claims, within the next twelve mOntha. to
J. L. Lee, Commissioner of said Bank.
Witness, F. C. ROBBINS, Clerk and Master in
Equity for said County, this 30th day Of April,
1867. F. e. ROBBINS,
19.w1y. c. NJ. Z.
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Republican Meetings /,

US C, c. Pool, Esq, win address the people at
Currituck Court house on Saturday, April 18th.
Herttord, Perquimans Co., Monday. ''dt 18th.
He will also canvass the County Of Pasquotank
before the close of the campaign. By order.
i.ff r-,. .l.. Pcs ..7r D. w. HODGIN,
Fyi9-l.-..t 4aIt Sec State Central Committee.
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Let tbe remembered that the great cry
about taxation is raised by Editors of rebel
newspapers who are paid by Northern spec
ulators to put down the credit of the State.
These things can and wiU be proceed.
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Hon. John POOLS Appointments.
Hon. John Pool will address the people at the
firnnc and placeS. ..tfe .I-. Hfllt b
Republican Mass Meetings.

'q Hon. C. R. Thomas, Gen. Joseph c. Abbott,
Gen. G. W. Logan, Tod R. Caldwell, C. L. Har
ris, A. H. Jones and other Republicans, will can
vass the western counties of the State, and two
or more addresses will DO delivered ut the follow
ing times and places. All regular candidates Of
the Republican party, and County Executive
Committees, will be expected to give notice,
participate in, and lend their aid in facilitating
arrangements for said meetings:
Franklin, .f ... Wednesday, April 9Th
Murphy, Thursday 9th
Hayesville, Friday, 10th
Eastlaport, Monday $40 18th
Brevard, H aa Tuesday, SID" 14th
Hendersonville, 4o3 Thursday, .,.,rgs 18th
Columbus, r.. Saturday, 18th
If circumstances render it necessary to change
any of the above dates, sc due notice will be
given. n! snu r9yu 7l:7 ny!
-i' Gen. Abbott, Hon. c. r. Thomas, Hon. A. Il.
Jones, Gen. Logan and Others will address the
people at Columbus, Polk county, on Saturday,
the 18th of April. lh s7"ai s5di 5sog75 h1g
do Brevard, Pennsylvania CO., Monday, April 18th.
ns Hendersonvile, Tuesday, April 18th.
Chimney Rock, on the HickoryNot Road,
Wednesday, April 18th. PIG 'j7''t3 90
Rutherfordton, Saturday, April 18th. l''
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Republican Mass Meetings--First Con.
.ZaaI gressionaI District eGA

.g1aI gressionaI District ri1
Hon! Robert p Dick, Gen. M. s. Littletield,
Rev. j. W. Hood, and Hon. John r. French
will address Republican meetings, as fol-
lows: .nJs
Plymouth, Washington County, Friday, April.
10th faH1H = Il .'f.gN3 n
Edenton, Chowan County, Saturday. April
18th. nil Z q % u5r-,,l- ,luvol 90
Elizabeth City, Pasquotank County, Monday,
April 18th.
q Hartford, Perquimans County, Tuesday, April
Gatesville, Gates County, Wednesday, April
> 18th. t.-r5 sit.. y st.ae.t ...ltaJ s...--JE
Murfreesboro' Hertford County, Thursday,
April 10th. '' L-i
Jackson, Northampton County, Friday. April
18th. .14...I
n Halifax, Halifax County, Saturday, April 18th.
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fNCTTCEs.


IsoiijBq Repnbllcah lIasiiMeeting1. .yt /
= Gov Holden, Hon. Thos.d Settle, CIR.
aThomss; Esq, "A w. 'Tourgre, Esq, Gen!M
IS. Littlefeld; and other Repnblicanspeakers,
wllladdress the people atthe following times
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Gen. Latin, Capt. D. J. Rich, Richard Thorb,
and Others, will speak at the above meetings and
the Rev, Mr.. Honncut, of Virginia, it is hoped,
I will arrive in time to address portion of them
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First Confessional Distr1

II First Congressional District.
r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
i a Republican Candidate for Congress in the
first Congressional District. etl .-iE
.ts.-HUsGI u.-9 IL Il alrg' Z. L. COBB.
Elizabeth City, N. c., March Z, 1858. LIST.
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STAND FIRM

. .ss t.laH. !
There is no time for ,faltering now. The,
power of darkness and rebellion are COM
blned against us, but we shall conquer
We have overcome them before, we shall
overcome them again. It is true that they
have many advantages. They have on their
side the wealth, the old slave aristocracy,
the corporations Of the State, and all the
power which they have derived from their
old prestige. We have the Justice of our
good cause, and the eternal principles of
right and justice to sustain us. Congress is
with us !, the loyal millions of the North are
with US; the loyal men, of the South are
with US. The friends ofhuman emaneipa-
ton and universal liberty throughout the
world, are with u.s., It is the battle Of hu-
mainly against despotism. Sound tile on
set! a.liBW G. rolqI .Ei1sN2 l,'A }
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Notice. u
WTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
wv Neill Mckay, Esq. as a Candidate
for Solicitor for the 9Th Judicial Circuit. h
March ., 1868. Hsiiri9g1 fn 1lS-te.
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.tsrHE,gcoNskouEncn,l.

:.
I Is any one insane enough to suppose that
the The, Congress which impeachcs Andrew,
Johnston l will ever allaw open and defiant
rebels togovern the Loyal men Of NorthCar-
olinas twill be remembered that the Con-.
vention has adjourned to meet at the cali Of
the officers o Should the present mild and
liberal Constitution -~be voted down, the
Convention Will assemble again and will
be- recognized by Congress. Pile eonsti-
tuition they shall then establish will not be
submitted to the people. but to Congress.
Then will the ears of theseneniies of rccon-r
struction and of the Governmenth hear tidings
that will make thsp Jingle l Treason must
oe " 01N oatoH4sS- n9T bHg g,BdJ 9i .. 80
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.TTT--T--T- :
VOTE THE REGULAR TICKET


We are very glad to hear from all sections
of the State, that there is very little division
among our Republican friends; everywhere
the cry is, "Cose up the Ranks !" Down
WITH BOILERS! AND up WITH THE REG
uLAR NOMINEES I" Mcdonald, like man
has withdrawn from the Congressional can
vass in the 4th District, leaving the entire!
Republican vote to be thrown for Deweese,
the regular nominee. We. learn also, will,
pleasure from some of the friends of Cobb,
that he will probably. follow Mack's patriot
&c example, and no longer distract the Re
publican vote of tile First District So
should it be- Let our motto be" Measures
not men," Go in for the regular nominees
and so secure the triumph of our principles.
But Deweese and French, are not only the
regular nominees, hut men right worthy of
Republican support. Roll up their ma
iorities ' '-' ''A
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Hurrah for Arkansas and the Constitu-
!. / sds not s9fsbii af uon.Hnifgrn TGt cd o; a
Arkansas has ratified the new Constitution
and elected the Republican ticketldAr5
kansas is redeemed. IH''''"', ~, -" ''ItN"
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See Vance's proclamation in another COL
umn. sBo59gnah anaiaase8 MA bsi
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Republican Canvass
Political Mass Meetings.

Rg71 na Political Mass Meetings.
n The citizens rof Pitt acounty are respectfully
solicited to attend at the following times and
places for the purpose of discussing the political
questions of the day. ioH9n % han .f5.'I 9di
r, The various meetings will commence at II
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New YORK, April Cotton decidedly
less. Sales $4,000 bales at 29a. Gold 37a
Sterling dull at o. ~ '.'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18
Extract from Speech Of Hon. E. B.
Ward,


Hon. 3. B. Ward, of Michigan, a
Republican, and President of the
National Manufacturers Conyen-
ton, and who visited VintOn county
a few months ago, as many of our
citizens will remember, made q
speech at Cleveland q few days ago,
in which he said he had little hope
Of reform from the great party 50
fully represented at the Chicago
Convention, because nine out Of
every ten of the delegates were
either ofice-holders, or expectants
Of Office of profit under the pros
pective administration. OF the
great corruption party, so highly
praised by the dishonest newspa.
pers, he said:
"The politicianS' Interests are 10 keep "a
large an army Of paid hirslings subject
to party control IS possible; and now
that army consists Of over 1000 men, Of
all grades, whose whole living is earned
by the sweat aud toll Of those we repre-
sent; but whose bread and butter depend
upon the cohesive power Of public plumber.
The cost Of these officers ranges from
$1,000 TO $4,000 per anuum each; and
when you realize that every thousand Of
waste eonfiscates the clear net earning0
over expenses Of about 20 Workingmen,
you can then imagine the great wrong 1t
inaicts on the people.
l believe, gentlemen, that our whole
financial machinery 10 basely corrupt
from centre 10 circumference; and, unless
some potent check be inaugura1ed, that
will reform the abuses that now exist, its
utter Generalization cannot be long avoid.
ed. Our miscellaneous expenses, that in
1850 we're . little over $1,000, 900, and,
II goverAed BY the increase Of population, ,
would now have reached above 80, ,000, 900,
have increased 10 the enormous cum Of
almost $34, 100000. This Ia the account
tO which very large proportion Ok the
money psid for spies and political idlers
Of oil kinds is charged. The Freedmen's
Bureau, that was designed 10 most bene
fcisl engine Of good, has been 80 pervert-
I'd from its original object that it ought 10
be abolished ut once, and the cost Of its
maintenance saved to the country"
What do the Republicans of
Vinton county think Of that2 1t
is the opinion of an honest men,
Der of your party. Put that ex-
tract in your pipe and smoke it,
Vinton Record, scribblerl You dare
not deny what Mr.. WARD has said
in his speech.
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Andrew jackson.

Referring to the fact that Gen
eral Grant has a sentinel on duty
constantly at the door Of his
apartments, a correspondent Of the
Macon (Ga.) Telegraph relates the
following incident Of General Jack
sons last visit to New Orleans:
"The fatigues of the day ended,
the old hero repaired with many of
the citizens, to apartments prepared
for him in that magnificent struc-
ture, the st. Louis Hotel. The cap
tain Of an Irish company detailed a
stalwart son of Erin as a sentinel,
at the Generals door. There he
was walking his rounds, when the
the General described him, and
turning to General Lewis, asked =
"What does this mean Z
"Only a sentinel at your door,
General"
snail ever remember that look,
and the exclamation, MY God as
he strobe up to the sentinel with a
manner which was the Generals
only:
MY good man. said he, what
are you doing at my door, with a
musket in your hands 2
The captain placed mo here as
your guard, General
Am l not in the mi lst of the
American people2 Am 1 in danger
from theseH Or is this intended
as an honor to me! If 80, I
despise it, Go home, sir, and get
your dinner, and turning to his
guests, he continued. Whenever
an American citizen by his public
conduct renders q public guard
necessary to his protection, beware
of that man =
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The denomination Of Hon. John T
Wilson gives entire satisfaction 10 the
people Of our county. It was righteous
endorsement Of faithful and capable
public officer. Democrats freely acknowl
edge his honesty ami ability, and, II we
mistake not many OF them will vote for
him on account Of his sterling personal
qualities.
That is . lis--a lie manufactured
out Of whole cloth: There 10 no aen.ire
satisfaction" about his "re-nOminaiioa -
Neither 10 II "rightsouS endorsement Of
. faithful and capable public ofRcer, I"
because he is neither faithful" nor nca.
pAble" In any respect, except to work IN
Congress 10 make rich bondholders richer
and poor plOWhOlderS poorer No Demo
Orat can be deceived BY the sweet, oily,
aud loving words that slide of the tongue
Of q man son secount Of his sterling
personal qualities" Hundreds Of Re-
publicsns in Adams county will vote for
no such 'honesty and ability" He has
been weighed and found Wsnting-a bond.
holder and . banker " not wanted to
misrepresent this District any longer.
He was "re.nOminated" In . dishoness way
CONTRARY 10 the wishes Of The Rspubli-
cans Of SciOto, Adams, and ether counties,
and II is wrong for little bOndhelasrs
organ To come out sAd aftssly" lis about
a ~
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/ UF WrTH THs TISEs.--It 10 good sIgn
eses people always up with the times.
Business men generally ere always watch
Ing The different markets, 90 as to b not
only up with the times bat up with the
lowest prices Of goods they wish 10 buy.
The old reliable Dry Goods House Of Dan.
win / Bros. is never bshInd The tines
always in advance Of sll others. The
arn e aGain FsprssshGsd in the market
fby Aaron vim, who always selects the
most bsAutiial and faShiOnabls Dry Goods
Of ths fnsst quality OF prices that enable
the House 10 undsrsell all others. He
knows just. when CHEAP TIMES cone /
Now let everybody 60 and see tho New
eoOds which win arrive In day Or two
in endless variety. The prices ere 70
sound like OLD TINES We mean Just
what We say. as
For Pgre Drugs and Medicines, 70 10
Sisson's Drug Store.
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Treasury more than there were in
May, the Secretary called in and
burned up over eleven millions Of
dollars in currency, that were cost
ing the Government no interest
whatever.
The gold debt is increasing, and
the gold interest upon it. All the
Indebtedness that draws no interest,
and all the Indebtedness that is pay
able in currency, is being extin-
guished while an enormous amount
OF gold is lying idle in the Treasury
and drawing no interest, more than
eleven millions of greenbacks are
called in by the Secretary of the
Treasury and destroyed. That is
what makes money so searce--so
tight--just now That is the cause
of business being depressed That
is the cause Of the hard times
Burning up the greenbacks and
letting the gold lie idlel That's
financiering financiering!
That's the way Bondholders do
business The poor men ought to
see "what's the matter now2" And
the Radicals, who are squirming
like fsh-worms, are begging the
votes Of the poor men who are suf-
fering because the greenbacks are
being burnt up by tho millions of
dollars. The Record has q fellow
to scribble for it who squirms terri
bly,, and then asks the poor men to
vote for Grant-vote against reason
and common sense
Do you see why money is so
scarceH Reader, we can tell you
plainly that it is high time for you
to see that the Radical leaders are
taking from you all that you cat
and wear
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CINCINNATI PENDLEToN
EsooRT.-This is the title of
an organization of live Dem
Gratis who arc making prepa-
rations to attend the N ational
Democratic Convention on
the 4th of July. The mem
bers of the organization are
becoming very numerous, and
will reflect the feelings of this
great section of country in
reference to a Presidential
Candidate. The "Escort"
will leave Cincinnati on the
Both of this month, or on the
1st of July, and in a body,
proceed by Special Railroad
Train, exclusively for the use
OF members, to New York
City. The enrolment fee is
$25 for each member, which
is sufficient to pay his rail-
road fare and travelling ex-
penses. Theodore Cook,
Cincinnati, is President of
the Escort, and T. P. Barry,
Corresponding Secretary. 1t
is supposed that the Escort
Train will pass here on the
Marietta & Cincinnati Rail-
road.
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WhY q lTonar ao soarooi j

"A few individuals are now mana
ging the financial affairs of the
country for their own special inter.
ests. The Radical Congress has the
financial affairs shaped SO that il
can direct the Secretary OF the
United States Treasury to do Just
as it orders. The Congress and the
Secretary of tho Treasury are tax
ing up as fast as possible all the
debt that bears no interest and all
the debt that bears currency inter.
est and converting it into o gold
bearing interest debt-which inter.
Ost is about 40 per cent. above
what the interest would be in cur
rency. That is tho way the Radi-
Gals act as financiers | The Vinton
Record endorses just such financier.
ing as that.
Let us 60 farther. In the Treas.
ury this month there are seventeen
millions of dollars moro of gold
than there were in May. Many
wpeople would have supposed that it
would have been better to have
taken this seventeen millions, that
is now lying idle in the Treasury,
drawing no interest, and employed
it in taking up five-twcnty bonds,
upon which the laboring men are
paying six per cent. gold interest,".
There would have been in this little
transaction saving Of million of
dollars in gold q year, in the shape
of interest on the bonds. But such
an item is not thought to amount to |
anything by the Radical financiers
in Congress, who control the Secre-
teen millions Of dollars in gold in the
ssry Of the Treasury. Whilsseyn, !
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We are informed that some of
tho Bondholders will hold a small
pow WOW in town on the 9th to
SEQ ifa few candidates can't be
found to be defeated by four or FIVE
hundred majority this fall. Plow-
holders of Vinton county, be not
deceived! Vote against high taxes
and bondholdeFS! Down with the
Bondholders! Up with the Plow-
holdersl
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.BENEDIcT's
TINE WATCHES I

Fine Jevelry and Silver Ware. Benedict
Bros New Store, No. COL Broadway, N.
T. between Amiiy and 4th Sirsets.-
Benedict Bros, III Broadway. Keepers
Of the New York City Time. Sole
Agents for the RsmOaiOiF Tower Clocks.
Also Agents for che celebrated Amsri.
can Waltham Watches. Importers Of
Foreign Watches Of the most Celebra-
ted Makers. All Of our goods ere war.
Fanted and We sGer them To the Public
at the lowest rates.
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OLD TAEs COHIHa DAcE ASAIR.--The
House Of WiLL 3 Co., q Zalsski, is again
represented 10 the market By AsEon viii,
4 that well known aFm. Il Is no ars to
disguise the fact that lhs selections Of
Dry and Fancy Goods sHd Notions made
BY him are always fag superior IN both
quality and price, and besides being the
most valuable and suitable for the market,
to those Of any other House. The new
and endless variety " Goods viii arrive
this week, and everybody should 60 and
see il the prices do not sound like old
times.
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MARRrEn.

On the 18th inst, at the residence of the
brides father, on .P0tter Bridge" in Hooking
county, Ohio, BY Rev. - Prose, Mr.. II. b
Maggie Campbell.
Well, Henry, we should like,to know what
You went and done that fort or course you
know; but We will only say that We vish that
you and your loving friend may enjoy all the
blessings Of welded life--hoplng that the
burthons may be light and easy, and that you
win "never grow weary In WELL doing.
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Ann GEM MENTS.
SHERIFF..

sHERIvP.
Ed DEM. ENoU1RER: Please announce the
name OF A. L. Hunter as a candidate for
sneilIi subject 70 the decision Of the Demo-
crauc county Convention; ,.,-
a HOIST OF DEMOCRATS.
WE are authorized 70 announce the n1me OF
Daniol Booth NJ candidate for Rheriff, subject
70 the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention f
We arc authorized TO announce the name
subject 70 the decision OF the Democratic
Oouny convention.
EDITOR ENouIRER: Please announce the
name Of John 4. Hack, OF Madison ToWnship'
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Try BADYOU WILL SURELY BuYKR
DGs| Patent Three Minute Cake M;zer
Indispensable to sUeTy FGmily, Hotel Sean
boat and RestauranL ''' O''~"'-

This most usehIl domestic art,cl. -. -,
to the public for the saving uf iabor mi oneraa
LnIs machlneis for mixing cakes Of All kinds'
Pun9alnga, omelets, for beating epgs. for mash,ns
.eolled potatoes, for moulding bread, &cI. neps
itSbgmns tbnsns me operation quickly, perfectly % spd
r,s,1sris III, AZ Az WI be convinced that the same
oener n every way when made by thIs Mirsr '''
= y also useful to the painter and the dt1sgist
ana Ior everything that requires tkorooS ~ ~, =
lhg OF 3eatng. this machine will be found invaln
rssci r ~ LnS pnSs 10 50 low that il is within the
county: Liberal discount 10 dsaieps III p1ssry
nrice 70 each State and county rights for az =,
o. l.. NEWTON &C.,, Proprietors, '' 'O' '"'e w
II West ilth st.. N. Y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18

PLowHoLDERs are poor,
and pay taxes in greenbacks
Bondholders are rich, and
pay no taxes, but receive in
terest in gold on the bonds
they hold. Reader, do you
see2 Something is wrong
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-18

READ 1--WE respectfully ask
every Republican who may take up
this paper to read the article in
another column headed "The Nom
nation Of Genera Grant,
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0HS bottle Of }. ". POIand's HunoE
Doctor will cure any ordinary humOr, and
hAIEdOssn bottles vim cure tbs worst
eases Of IhS ssrOfaiA. Sold By Q. ",
slsSOn. n
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Any person wishing nice home could
not Go better than buy IS acres Of good
land, situated on each side Of IAe State
Road leading from Macarthur to Athens,
II mile from Vlnton stasiOn on the N.
& G. 3. R.-abOut IS acres Of which ar
under cultivation and OIL under fence,
upon which there Is plenty Of timber, .
never failing we'll Of water, number Of
never falling springh q choice yOung
orchard, 10 dwelling house, two veins
Of coal Of che best quality, which can be
easily taken 10 tho best market. In good
and healthy lOcstion. Chance for . coed
bargain. For further paTtieulars, enc uire
Of the editor Of this papsr, or Of Mrs.
DELIoHT Bowen, one mile vest Of ZIlsski,
Ohio.