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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-09-16
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keep the hair tfroa filling gdoauBttl cut rsSttp
.NEwo novels, perfumety ahd1 near
a full line of school books and foorrt,
stationery, tStrongs Drug and By:st
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The attention, of owners, of KnrGo
i steam boilers is directed to nos, rr,
the notice of the Deputy In. are are
spector of Boilers, ~ published, citi;
in the advertising column. ,.l NEE
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-09-16
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-09-16
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-09-16

BUTTER 30 cts. at D. r. Bray's.
, 1869-05-02

2Gch is the pretty and nt11acurc NINE chosen
for one Of The pretseat and most attractive Of the
suburban vt1fageA RaycnEwood Ia altnatcd nre
and one Init nllles from the Court House, oa the
line Of the Milwaukee Division Of the Chicago 4
Northwestern Railroad twenty minutes ride from
the depot. and IS supplied with fourteen
raaen9a astns daily. i b b@dtred On fae e es1t Y
avenue gravel Epad slirta the village on the west
The land IS eighteen feet aboye the 3evcl OF the
North Branch, capable OF thorough drainage, ind
Is beautifully tversined With oak Rrosca and ever
green's, the litter btiug plenafufy Supplied by the
Company who offer the property for sale. 1.ate IN
tire fall Of 16ca, uuElber Of the best men Of Chi
cago, including Hon. John N. wilson, c. 7. Bowen,
L A. Willard, C. P. Leland. J. II. Kcdzte, J. l.
formed company. purchased the present ate OF
RavensHood. and At once set aout Its subdivision
into lots The village Is divided Into lots Of ~ feet
'front.' With depth Of ~ to le9 fet< to twenty-
the WORK Of improvement and Characterization coll
menced, until at present. by the ald or tae
| natural groves OF OAK timber Whlch apouan,
upon eTe1y lot Ind Il TIC edge Of every atreet the
construction Of streets eighty feet In With. and
genera ys;em ol dta!naRe, RavensWood stands
tnrai ndvantageA Through the. centre r'lns tae
railroad, with 4 park and roadway apocc OF ITO
fcet on either eide Of the track, !a1ch and eFer-
greens being rlseend Il H. tasteful rowS sa
b. the recent action Of the department At Wash
fr1pton Pos1 Once Is established IN the village.
Already la1ge numbers Of the wea?thier class ol
citizens have oyafd themselves OF the low terms
dences are tprtns1ng up In ercfy direction The
work Of improvement goes steadily Oh. and "
| midsummer RasenaWood will rival Lincoln Fark
| in Eaturai and cultivated Iovellncss Of scenery
Ilata OF the property n1nJ be Recu7 and terms at
rs7ticula1s learned, at the ONCE OF Hodges var
Alien, real estate brokers, No 152 Madison street
, 1869-05-02

On th> d,,t door u Z model Of beanty III iu A.
f14femnntx. Tha futnttu1c d of bt1ck walnut IN.
ieI3 and pantned with French Ealnat Of the unest
tnxtu.r md polish. With tho monaghan OF the
company IN gold % tho deats. usch Of which II
elsborately cAsTed. The Phomtx " pf ulrfosd
IL opa Of the most solid Of the solid Old Connecticut
companies and also Ont Of the u1nst auccessfL
+ ~ 0k1s1tzed IN 1854 With \ e24h capital Of
million and half Of doiay1, of which more than
two hnndred thousznd dollars IL Get surpluA. fta
stock WaA last quoted II r. su which plAtnl} showS
ceA. q the equity ind llbera1sty Of ia dealiDxs
with the Insured Is considered. the record Of ta!s
company u clear and urttatu1ahtd Henry Il
Brown. ESQ, u III representative here.
, 1869-05-02
Ho11ister g. Phelps.

Particular attention Il Invited to the advertise.
men, OF ueiltster i Phelps, Nos III aad tl6
State street, In Potter. Primers Rlocl, which
appears tn another column, and which gives de-
tailed list Of tnetr r1ch and elegant goods mpor-
led by them direct from Eurure, forming IS nnc a
Thing thas pertains 10 The upholteEin9 Of house.
can f,c oOtafucd at ttls cs,ahllshnent Of which
The c1ttxena Of Chicago asc naturally proud. They
do not neglect the minor details, however, md
nut up shades pace carpets, etc, al ol which &re
aTt,tcally and properly done, for the drooplnx Of
Il curtain, or the pattern Of . carpet contributes
ture or the binding uf book. The neR and
unique designs which Aessls- HOLSTER Phelps
1iare on hand are emtne1uy deserving inspection.
, 1869-05-02
REAL ESTATE,
REAL ESTATE.
GREAT ANNUAL .SALb
At Auction
THREE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF CHOICE

o&bhA~@ &s4tAA1~$e y ~AG~sss~ - e~Ase -
OF CHOICE
fth1f100 R13l Estate.
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, 1869-05-02
REeu1tslEU.
Something About q CAicnEoan Who
B0uKh ht d Divorce In
Indiana.

Who u Justus Etockenholz! lie u SAID to be .
citizen Of Chicago but Is certsinl. not true 10 the
c1tJs inte.ests- He desired divorce, which wAa,
pe1taps, rerv natural for Chicagoan, but insteai
Of taking advantage Of our 0Nu superior fac1ttdtA
It sppeaIs he tfotted on down To t.okhaa Ind, for
the purpose pf procuring separsstou, aod 1ostead
Of tha1 VA Eecone4lcd; serea hln nSnt re
hut tudgc rom tho following letter, directed 70
the editor Of the Goshen 1inses, that new tiHht
stick uut1l death do hin, part Would tin. many
husbands came to Stuclenholz's : concluaou. and
perhaps they would II they took The nan1 TO IT,
qrsfc into tho truth u matters Tha letter reads
as follows:
CHICAGO, April y
IL IL E4{i1oF Of As GoAAAz HA4A:
Having proven y wife, AdrIa 8tuek kcnilolz to BE-
tI7ets ncnr~nt Of rhaEfta tFu6 aEa1nst her by any
bady and knowing the whtl 1u8ftrr tn be only Ial
10 eItost money firm httcby withdraw the aEp
cation mAte iof divorce from le1. :3a huMby t he
Lived wte !. onk =. re both !t!e. h.ys oodhed NJ
Ewing ny lawyer. ef my Withdrawal q the nit:
JCsTC4 8IECKEK HoLZ.
, 1869-05-02

Owing to the rush Of business over tho o.d favor
itc Chicago. Rock Island / Pacihc Railroad, occa
sIoued by It's nea- completion to Council Blua.
the western connecting point with the rnon n
clc, and its a1so being tie cheapest route 10 St.
have been compelled, In order to accommodate 1t!
numerous patrons 10 open a general ticket Ant
freight office at No, s. South Clark street.
Through Tickets By raI to MI the principal stattons
between Chicago md San Francisco. Also tickets
ria rall aud htage to all tho pEtncipa! mining dis
trctA In the Ne>1 can u: found It this ot1oe
Through freight contracts can bc made rt1 al
lines Of Western transportation All Information
In regard to mites, routes etc. will be cheerful
given. !. /. Young, Es4., vii! lie IN Charge Of II
, 1869-05-02

This INN, thoroughly trustworthy and widely
knowu As real estatc brokers, have removed to
Boom No. ., IN the new and beautiful 1re-rroof
TR1BCkR Building. which they have furnished In
elegant style. This house, ~ reason OF the peca-
liar qualifications Of ttA senior member, Geo. ".
Waite, ESQ.,, an old and experienced clEi engineer
aud surveyor, is we'll calculated TO command q
hi re influence among our substantial real estate
deaets- Geo. II. Waite came 10 this city tn 1859,
and has 8ncc that time been almost constantly
connected with different rM1roah md other public
tnterrrtscB- He hiss been identified with the tn
proyements 10 The toEn OF HYDE Park for tic past
ten yca!s, and knows crery foot Of ground In the
toxu- The t1Tn1 Is ono IN which those desiring tG
make Investments In resi- estate, Inside or outside
tho city, can plnee confidence.
, 1869-05-02
BANKERS.
". p. VAN DEURSEaa SWAN PATso1
chtranc. new York.
w. P, VAN DEuRSEh
g. co.,
BANKERS Ind BROKERS,
1O6 LaSa1le-st.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
BANKERS.

Deposfta received from 1ndf"
yidunIs, Firms, Bankers and
Corporations, subject to check
or draft Mt sight, and Interest
allowed on all deposits.
Certificates OF Deposit Issued,
payablc on demand or after
f1xed datcs, bearing interest,"
Collections made on all acces-
slbIc points in the Unitcd States,
Canada and Europe.
Dividends and Coupons col.
lected, md returns promptly
made.
Railroad Stocks, Gold and
Government Securities bought
and sold in New York on mar
gins, or for investors, at custom
ary New Eork rates Of commits
sion.
Gold Coin and Gold Drafts On
New York for sale.
Moneys deposited and Notes
paid In New York BY TELE-
GRAPH the same day deposit
il made with us in Chicago.
Negotiate Commercial Paper.
Loans on Mortgages neg0tf-
| ntcd. T.
Mortgage notes bought and
sold on commission.
As Agents for Capitalists we
| place Loans on Real Estate, with
ndxice OF an experienced Con
vcyanccr.
Advances mnde on all mnrket.
! able securities.
We buy and sell U. S. Bonds o1
all kinds,
Gold. Gold Coupons and Gold
Certificates,
Land Warrants and College
scrip,
Chicago City 2 per cent Bonds
Cook County Bonds.
, 1869-05-02
Three Mi1linns.

On the 9oth Instant Me4srs. Clarke, Layton i Co.,
the wcllknoHn real estate dealers OF this cty
nm begin In Farwe1l Hall their great annua
suction sale Of s. ooo o0o worth Of choice Chicago
real estate These salea arc peremptorJ. al prop
crty offered to he sold to the highest and best lid
del, md EU be confined forenoon and Nttnoot
for orc daJs nnleaa sooner sold The rropers,
to be disposed al Is among the very choicest ant
lest ever oEered At public or private 6A1e In Chi
caEo, and IN admirable opportunity Ia offered ID
al 10 invest in real estatct which cannot but tn
cteasc IN yaluc. The terms Of sale a1e reasonA
t1.
, 1869-05-02
panar and rTfne Warehouse

J.E Pcu.boue i Co, Nc. 1o4 Randolph street,
are dealers In coa.se Rnd inc wrapping partr,
paper baEs md wines: They Also buy rags, paper
rope and metalA Stock s called for from all paris
OF the city, A1l theF also deliver wrapping paper
taGs Hnd tx1nes fFom their wagons IN NIL parts Of
the city. Persons wtahinc to sell OF tur the oofc
articles shonll give them cali
, 1869-05-02

In accordance With III act passed By the Legs.
laturc, pereons sclllns, b.terng or trading patent
rights In this State must go before the County
Ciefk and make IN at1dAylt7 and hare their letters
patent or copy thereof. recorded, under renaity
provides that all sales assignments, tc-, effected
after It's rassa&e7 will ne null Anh yoth unless the
rrpy1stons Of the law nfe complied With. Patent
right dealers arc Obliged TO exhibit the certificate
of the County CLERK that they hare compiled with
the laE. tn aflY rk -4un on demand.
, 1869-05-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

rnlernhu brick br1nr at th4 avenues In Tie
Eouth Dtvson. north Of Twenty Acondst: atWustory
double hore with ~ to IS fect OF kroqnd pscfoed Ad
d1vAs $ G. Ttl1nc ot1ec. dcsefbfnE property. price
nd ttFD1a.
, 1869-05-02

~4VD17135
Dy pr,icr OF Postmaster EsatmAn, on and aftef
Tomorrow the afternoon maN far tht Mllwsukee
Rcad will close at a quarter after ., anil tht
morning mall for the Illinois Central al ).
, 1869-05-02

BfRelov,s Eagle Baking Powde:
no1 r., rontsin a]uIu. ammonia, or any other un
WEolesoue substance. Sold wholesale aad retat!
liz Fckin Tea Company, corner Of Madison aad
fnfe
, 1869-05-02

REFORMS TO re 1SAU0rRATKp.
ST. PETERSBURG, May l.
The Russian Council Of State propose to grant
more power to the Municipal Couuc!: throughout
the Empire, to enlarge the number Of voters and
modify tho press law.
, 1869-05-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Lndkcp and dsCntlcnaef1. II you ARK
surcripx with the Piles trJ Warmers Pie Remedy
II is the nnly remedy Enowu for Blind And Bee 11nf
Piles. 1t has cured Thousands Of cases, some o
thirty years standing. 1t neTer falls TO a1ord in
mediate relief, and Is warranted to make . pcs1ua
nent curc. Sold By all druggtsts- Price. q: TT,
It, and fou will ert nil Of the most troublesome
and dtsasteeahlc disease deah !s her to.
, 1869-05-02

Dyhrcnfukth College, students mn
enter the Business Department, the Classical
School for Doys, .. The Young Ladies seminary
At a1y time Programmes to BE- had at the once,
Lie Randotnh sfreft.
, 1869-05-02
= :.
MARRIED.

Fnrcr 11nnKtuEA mud Window
sEae3 latest lei Paints, oils, glass and h1Rs3'
es, 1t F. E Rights. - Randotuh street
, 1869-05-02

Free Dfspcn1nrY-Thosc suffering
from chronic 1ectton1 will nud It to their ahraa
ta4e to cali at the Free Dlsrcnsa'y. 3S- CiArk
corner Van Eurtn Streets
, 1869-05-02

II y0u xoulA have y0ur hair nf"
SHIT II. Sltsc', NJ. t6 Madison street, cofuef o.
81 ~ -
, 1869-05-02
COMPREHENSIVE.


TIE e1pattnehtp Heretofore existing between n. tfa
dezs8ne n1der TIE Etyo ct Raeuu. Errts ca. il this
day 1lnotred " mutual ennsent. n s. Bacon il aa-
II Il BACON,
r. b. ENNI6-
w. 2. TONPkINd
, 1869-05-02

hfuaEH-Silfs-,! th;' t:tr. Apr1 81 hy Rtr. Jo-
S!:tr- ~ ~4 A' 1'
lh.HESE-G9FFLTH-1o this city. April u hy
tsteA L. tt!tsih. t "+1 ' "
, 1869-05-02

Pridhnns>. Quininc WING II q sre.
csEc tos fever and aEue- For sale oy al olueKlsIs
wholesale h7 F. DH'teI CO.
, 1869-05-02

The unde.dkued h.Tc this d.y assocIated with thrm
selyra H 8 Elsymaker And G. G. Chandler Th- bs-i'
ptss VII be Continued n before Under the I'm HsMe II
C-asia B.pthesz, II Tie cid ttaod, 10 Lake-st
W.F CRAG1T-
E. F. CRAGIN.
, 1869-05-02

The ccpsrtne:ship heretofore existing between H B..
". p md T. r. Enkio. under The fra n1.ut Of C:aHa
B.othes1 H. BY mutual consent. TIL! day daAred bJ
The wfthd11wal of q. B. Csa9.n r. p and z CE11:a
r1e aathcztzed to eoueet 4Qd .e..1e Ill 4eeounta-
a B. ERAGIN.
". r CRAG1N.
E F. CRAGtN.
1fAY fAss
, 1869-05-02

The rndaHkaed hxve this dzy entered into I eapa1t-
n<tahip foe the s1pose Of onutin1nS the EenerA
nfa*Iou nH1Ipeea Of the ate nr cf Hacc. EDuis Co.,
Il he old st1od7 1ta Lasalest. ChIraxp under t.s
name md GtYle Of Bacon & 70.
~ RAG9M
, 1869-05-02

woaK on THE NEW CONSTITUTION n THE coRrEs.
MADRID, MayL
Estrada amendment 10 the constitution 2bol'
Lining the peroEatlse Of the crown In ecc1esas@cal
matters WAS rejected In the Cores JeBtcrdAy-
The limitation OF the spiritual Jurisdiction Of The
Church WAS then discussed I'LL the adjournment.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

A GREAT number Of Ladies aud GeOheae-
IA have written 90 me for the purpose ~ genlnt
me to send them some of my Hair RestorSi,s
Being TO busy to answer every letter sepaFsteg
L nave taken this method-through the PAPER
answer. II is impossible for me to sell to the PSs
lie, from the fact that my Restorative ls NJ
patented; the object In adv ertisiDg - 70 iai.'I
the people of my ability to restore the hair anu
some time 10 get as many patients as PossiDls,
rs to raise money sufficient TO go to PArs'
which place propose going shortly win iDs ~, y,
ect Of obtaining patent. unless some Psueu,
will make compensation sufficient tn ensole -, -
stop in this city neighbOrhOod- have s :,
sold any OF my Hair Restorative, nor 10 VS. ~.
do so under any circu instances. Tor the a.
years have lived at Diamond City, and nav
stored all the patients who haye placed themse'e
under my treatment. i invite every p,h.
education TO come and see me for the next % :.
and guarantee 10 restore their hair 10 even
stance or bind myself to refund all mouss
me. and pay AL expenses the party mas ,f-r
Ladies and Gentlemen 1 am patiently w
your confidence. JOSEPH fhlASNiD,
Diamond City Feb 10, 1859. fsNesn@
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

ess on Spiritualism, was divorced from
her husband. Fletcher Cuppy, in the
District Court of FL Dorado county, on
Tuesday of last week. and on Thursday
following she was again married, this
time to w. w. Smith, formerly OF Sacra-
mento. This, we believe, is her third
husband. Reporter bt6
1TM.
An Arizona paper says, that as spring
approaches several of the well to-do
bachelors of that Territory feel the lone-
illness OF their situation, and being tired
of single bleSsedness, have determined
upon leaving, soon, for America. where
men nre scarce and women plenty. The
editor says that nothing short OF Gre
clan bend annexation aud utter demor~
alization will satisfy the ole bipeds.
The Uai0HiSt learns that detective
has travelled through Oregon from one
end to the other spying out dealers who
are selling goods without being properly
stamped. IL is said he has found often
ses, the fines on which will amount to
about 100000, at $50 the otfense. The
fines of one firm, in Southern Oregon,
will amount TO 81 800.
General Pat. E. Conner has returned
TO Salt Lake, as we learn from the Re-
porter He has invented and brought
with him condenser for his steamer
the Kate Conner-plying on Salt Lake.
The lake water is too heavily impreg-
mated with salt to be used tor steam.
The condensers consist of coils of cop
per pipe. located where the spray is
thrown from the paddles; the steam is
thereby condensed and is ready for an
other boil. This saves transportation
of water and is believed To- be practic-
able
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

A dispatch, dated Portland, Oregon,
February 10. says: At the Cascades, on
Thursday evening. about 10 o'clock, a
desperate character named William Cur.
ran. alias Oregon Bill, forcibly entered
the bedroom of Mrs. MeCary, whose
husband being absent she called for
help. He was ordered to leave, but re-
fused, when one Summer shot him. He
was found next morning about 300 yards
from the house. dead.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

A Frenchman, being about TO remove
his shop, his landlord inquired the rea-
son, stating. at the same time, that it
was considered very good stand for
business. The Frenchman replied with
n shrug of the shoulder, "Oh yes. he's
very good stand for dc business-by
gar. me stand all day, for nobody come
TO make me ns0Ue -
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

The ERteyprise of the 21st gives the
following White Pine prices; In Treas
ure City the price of lumber is from
$3.50 Io $500 per 1000 feet and very
scarce at that ; shingles. $50 per thou
sand; hay. $500 per ton: barley, ID cents
per pound; flour, 10 per cwt.; bacon, -
cents salt pork, 40 cents; beans, % cts;
sugar, 80 cents; coffee. 30 cents; tea,
S1.5O cents; butter, 81; cheese, 40 cents:
rice. 3S cents; fresh meats from % to 40
cents; sausage, 30 cents; lard. 80 cents:
board per week. So: lodging, 81 per
night. LabOrers get from 50 10 50 per
day, and mechanics get from IS TO SO.
The Montana post., 1869-03-12
Flint Creek, March 5, 1869.

Married women, says n statistician
GU an average, live until 45. while un>
married women do not live longer than
43. Thus, every man who refuses to
marry shortens some woman's life just
two years, and thus practically commits
homicide. We suggest that the grand
juries ought 10 find bills against every
The Montana post., 1869-03-12

The Boston Post says: HOEe of the
most popular reporters on the New
York World was recently in the Massa-
chuset's clms house"
The Montana post., 1869-03-12
ALL PRECIOUS STONES CUT AND SET TOOHUf

- Mr.. n. b. HALE has charge Of the ma
ufacturing Department. All orders filed ProTP
and the ueatest style. Ut. SULLIVAN.