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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-08

5birts anb FURNISHING GOODS.
9 c o T T IS
is THE ACE
TO GET YOUR
SPRING AND SUMNER OUTFITS
IN FURNISHING GOODS.
THE FAMOUS STAR SHIRTS,
GRAYs PATENT MOULDED COLLARS.
SOLE AGENCY FOR
THE NEW SPIRAL SEAM DRAWERS,
THE PATENT CHAMPION BRACE,
(Suspenders and Shoulder Braces combined.)
SIGN OF THE STAR SHIRT,
MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE MARKET.
janl7 smosp&o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-08

By R. M. MARSHALL &:BRO.
TNINE SADDLE HORSE AT AUCTION.
j. THIS DAY, loH O'Clock, at SO Broad street,
will be sold. junS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-08
Railroad 6npplles.

OTEAM ENGINES AND ENGINEERS
y SUPPLIES.
full assortment OF BRASS and IRON FIT
TINGS, for steam and gas-ftters and plumbers.
Steam Guages, Guage-cocks, Low Water Detec'
tors, OIL Cups, Tools for machinlsts and black
smiths, Bellows, &c.
For sale by
CAMERON, BARKLEY Il CO.,
Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets,
mchM smo Charleston, 8. Q.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-08

5birts an6 tnrnlsblns Spoos.
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Ry WIN. MCKAY.

BY WEI. MCKAY.
CUPERIOR PARLOR SET, VERY LIT
- TIE USED, LARGE MIRRORS, Bedsteads
Bureaus, and Hair and WOodseat Chairs and Sum
dries. Also. O large lot OF Builders Materials.
THIS DAY, Wednesday, at No. l4o Meeting
street.
N. B.-observe, above sale is at IL O'Clock.
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In charities.
With words of encouragement to the men,
bers, and expressions OF good wishes for the
success of the Institute, the Reverend Father
took his seat, much to the regret of his audi
ence, who were intensely delighted with the
words of cheer and encouragement from the
speaker, and desired to hear more.
Mr. NJ P. O'Connor, being called upon,
spoke feryently and at length Of the duties of
the Catholic to his church, Of the interest and
pride he should feel in it, and of the energy
and spirit he should exercise In promoting its
interests. He contrasted the condition Of the
church In Charleston about thirty years ago
and now. Then his father and few others
were all of Its adherents; now 1t was most
powerful, and Its influence was felt every
where. The address was Interesting and in
structive, and listened to with marked atten-
ton.
At the conclusion of Mr. OConnor's address,
Mr.. B. O'Nell stated that the thanks of the
Institute were due to Rev. Father Quigley for
the hall which he had donated to 1t. The ap-
plause which followed the suggestion. showing
more plainly than mere vote OF thanks
could do, the gratitude of the members,
brought Father Quigley to his feet. He claim
ed that in his generosity he was actuatcd by
no other reason than desire to benefit so :
cIety which he was aware would be so pro-
ductive fgood to the church.
After few pleasant remarks from Rev.
Father Shader and others, the following reso-
lutions were offered, adopted and the 1nsti-
tute adjournod:
Resolued, That the gentlemen OF the Catho-
tic Institute, appreciating the missionary la
bors and never-to-be- forgotten services OF the
Rev. Father Garesche, and his zeal in the
spiritual welfare of the Catholics of Charles
ton. do for themselves, and the whole Catholic
population, tender to the Rev. Father their
cordial and most sincere thanks, and extend
to him their best wishes for his happiness In
life, and promise their prayers for his eternal
reward.
Rescued, That the Rev. Father Garesche be
enrolled as an honorary member Of the In
stitute, and that this resolution be communi-
Gated to him by the secretary.
The Institute has now fine hall, an excel
lent library, a large and increasing member
ship, and there is every probability that, be-
fore many months elapse, it will be in as
flourlshlng a condition as it was previous to
he war So mote it be.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
= JA&W. YELEY, Chm.
o. HEMpHILL, .Sec'y. ..

.| HNf - ... n. =. W tt'f. ..'- ....H .
A CONTEMPORARY we'll says: "The
ability of nearly every man to
pay his debts depends upon
his ability to- collect debts due
hihf.l' Tie individuals of "a
community are linked togeth>
er by a chain Of debt and cred
it'ahd in times Of depression n
tae "refdsal Of one person to
sischarge:a single liability of.
ten EN- bsfasses a 7line of a doz.
EN- debtors and b'creditors.-
Hence'the' prompt payment of
small debts becomes in time 8
like these a,'public as we'll as
aiJprivatei ndutyIi9 The same
money which pays one adebt
in the, morning naaytpay, a dog
en- before night, and twelve
mem are thus relieved from
anxiety and pressure by the
action of one.p 5;,l 4sifr6ff.l
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
Tnmhstnne Warnines.

1wo.thirds oithe epitAphs wereadar those
Of the young and mTddleSaged. Why 1sthis'
II is because the present system ten dsto shor.
ten life, by. depressing the vital powers, Away
vito violent purgatIonl Away with saTiyantsl
Away'wlth poisonous altaioids, that shp the
springs Of liTe!. Hoohana's eefnfsh .Biaers,
charged with strength-sustainng, purifying,
REQUESTING vegetable ext ractss and HopHand's
German Tome, combining with these a genial
sllmulant,are true aulsovereign specifics foV
all complaints Of the stomach, the h~er and
the nervous system. Graves would be fewer
and health morelgeh6rhl, III they were In uni
yersalj use. Principal depot Ssl Arch street
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold BY al druggists
thr5Aghout the country. q . itiG" al
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
Get the Best.

Persons getting their Photographs
made should remember tlistno gallery
in the West is more complete in its
appointments for the production of
truthful and durable portraits than
Simonds' gallery, where no pains or
expense are spared to make every
picture as perfect as possible-either
in sittings or copy werk. All are in
vited to call at his gallery, see tor
themselves, ,-and compare' work from
other galleries. Gallery. corner Paint
and Second Sts., lChilaitOthc. ~ jtL
rrz tgljG. yfIHi.g gG. I .;jul2S At
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

The Macarthur editors a,e
wonderful scholars. Raper, of
the, Record, undertook to say
something, about. some ne.
groeS at a picnic, and used the
word "bloodshed," bat it was
spelledibloodthed. Whereup,
ons Bowen, I editor OF the En-.
qqiref, taking that little 8 mis-,
take Of one letter for a text,
goes at Rapgf in a two column
article, iaThe course Of which
occntothe following specimens
Of spelling, grammatical q con.
struclion, 4, &C., tapeaeable,Y
slow thy hast fallen,," spriyei-
eee," 8bfedth,o afdlers," atben.
anaextrsmsly 4oyaiist, Who be-
gan to get. happy oseffthe af'
fair" 'paeacher," 'selvated,"
Observation-Disclosures 1Hf
Fhss fol KILLER Juayblrescht
Macarthur yet some time.-7
Jackson Standard.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

MIRA. A. SIssoN and family
were visiting relations in and
around our town during the
week just past. On Sunday
last while his children were
playing together at E. A. Sis
sons, Charlie, aged about ten
years, accidentally cut his lit.
tie brothers. finger nearly Of
with an ak. The third finger
of the right hand is the cone
chat was cut. The wound was
dressed without amputation
but the finger Will always be
stiff. ".''
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

Two young Irontonians ar
ranged to settle an old dispute
a la prlze ring last week, but
by some convenient mistake
didn't meet at the dtsignated
place. Both we're ON. time, but
half a mile apart. .s. % aaG !.f
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
AT. the last meeting of. Au.

AT the last meeting Of Au-
rora Lodge, No. 372, !. o. G. T.,
the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term:
w. CT, Geo. W. Kaler; w.
VT, Miss Lou. F. Darr; w. r.
ST. S. S. Curry; w. F. S, Ed. B.
Drake; W. T., Miss PIG. Hor-
tom w. NJ, Enos Winters; I. g.,
Annie Winder; o. G., J.Tomlin
SON. ' qs,'. l.s
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

THE best season for building
pavements is now upon us, yet
we see no movement in that
direction. What has become
oflhe Town Council9 Justice
to those who have complied
with the paving ordinance re
quires that the delinquents
should be made to toe the
mark. 1t is no advantage to a
man to have a pavement in
front of his own door if he must
plunge into mud up to his
boot tops as soon as he reaches
the front ofihis neighbor's.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

This 10 the most thorough blood purifitr vet
discovered, aud cures all humors from the i,
worst Scrofula, to common eruption. PIN
rough skin, which are Tuch annoying blem-
Ishes to manyyoung persons, yield tp the nee
Of q few bottles OF this wonderful IAedicine.
From one to eight bottles cure Salt RlIeum,
Erysipeas, ScaId Head, Ring Woreas. Boils,
Scaly Erwpt0Es of the Skin, ScroftAA Cores,
Ulcers and 'Can Kerr in the mouth ard Z toms
ach. II is a pure medicinal extract OF native
roots Hnd plants, combinmgin harmony Ma
ture's most sovereign curative proeeitles,
which God has instflled INTO the vegetable
kingdom for beSling the sick. II Is .
Testorer forFhe strengthiAnd ygor II the sys
TEN. T'hos ewho are laegMd, tleeptess. have
nervous apprehensioas or fears, or any Of the
affections symp ptomatic ofWesknessS Nph hndr
convincing eyiaence -of its restorative power
upon trial II yon feel dull, drUwRy, deblli-I
tated and Respondent, have frequent Heads-
ache. mouth tastes badly in tlfe morning, Ina
regular ppetite and tongue cuated, you ars
sniieringfrnri Torpid Liver or "i3illiousnesA.''
part Ofthese symptoms are experfea ,ed.l Ar.
= remedy for al such cases, Dr. Pieree's Col
den Medical Discovery has no equal an ,t,sSs.
Tects perlec. cures, leaving Nhe liver ptfpgtii.
ened and healthy. For the cure OF HAAhuan
Constipation Of the Bowels 1t Is q nevenisilo
ing remedy, and those who have used, itfor-
this purpose are loud IN IT'S praise. In Bron.-
chial, Threat and Lung sDiseases, u has pno..
luced many truly remgrk kaiHe., cures, where
other medicines had kdied. Sold By 6fuRgsas
NJ ". per bottle. Prepared At the ChsmissA
Laborsforyof R.V. PIERCE, ~. b.,
jul yS70ay 3m Buffalo IN X.
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IEssBdbl5aaa County ''CFG4anitteanr- y !,

hCDuDlICtH OOuhtJ SOh'Oh
tiOn, .f'spliduqeh
=. The Convention assembled
at 2, o'clock, July 3d. Jas. w,
..Yeley was elected Chairman,
O., lHemphill, Secretary H..
4 John +. Dunkle, William
Raughmang, and M, r. Potter
were appointed Committee on
Credentials. III =. i.Ai vlsY
The committee jrepurted all
theitewnships represented ex.
cept,E Eagle. .fa2siftg. ,1g j
On motion Of. Fl, O. Jones
the convention proceeded to
the nomination of candidates.
Jas, w. Delay moved the
vote be BY ballot. Carried.
The vfolio%ing' ticket was
then nominated: ~ @'{ aI
For TreaspreE ]. A. FELTON,.
For Sheriff, John S. Mellow
ell.
For Commissioner, William
Baughman. 1900 '"i 1.' 80,
3 For Surveyor, Barnett Hook.
For, Coroner, james II. Wyck-
off. i. a.. =. ....,., .,.
T.. q. Wigton, II. @. Jones,
and Francis Strong were Sc.
lected as delegates TO the
State Convention. Alternates
-John I. Raper, George W.
Johnson. and o. Hempbill.
The following. gentleman
were selected as delegates to
the Congressional Convention:
John Il. .Odnkte, j ames w. De.
FlaXSWm. O. Cline, -J.,W. Yeley,
Francis Shades, A. Burtenshaw,
and Cornelius. Karnes. Alter.
mates Francis Strong, VIM.
Baughman, L. E. Simmons, Da-
Wis Duncan, III. q. Jones, T. I'll.
Wigton, and G. w. johnson.
On motion the delegates to
the Congressional Conven.
tion were instructed to cast
the vote of Vinton county in
the Judicial Convention, also,
IN the Convention for the SO
lection Of a Member of a Board
Of Equalization.
On motion the delegates
were instructed to cast the
vote of the county for Hon. Ii.
S. Bundy, and in case the
Convention failed to unite OH
him to vote for Hon. John 4.
Wilson. o. '''. O.
Inc lOiloWlng gentlemen
were appointed members OF
the Central Committee for the
ensuing year, with authority
to select two members of an
Advisory Committee in each
township: John p Dunkle,
James W. Delay, j. N. Nc
Laughlin,l VIM p. FELTON,
and DR.. D. v, Rannells. ..
There Being no further buSi
ness the convention adjourned
SINE die. 'fi f5' h1ss ,-.
JAS. w VERY Cb,m .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

81 4
Tue Wednesday evening
prayer meetings 2g'>tt at the Chris,
tan Church in this place are
largely attended, aud The exer.
cises deeply interesting. :. The
pastor, Ed. H. A. Pallister,
holds a Bible class at his house
every Monday evening, open
to every one desiring to attend,
which promises TO be highly
successful,
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:lsoIvniICaa 3 uOcrisa,yAlIBa q |, a. az

First train leaves Athens at .bNa. m ar
Tinng at Columbus at "a, ,pallng connections
for East and West. jSsrond train leaves Athens
at 2 p. m. on arrival OF train from ChillicOthe
and Portsmouth on which there, a thrprgh
rcap nom Po asmbNh TO Colunbus, arriving at
Columbus at 25, making close connections
for the East and West. First train leaves Co.
Flumbus at s 10 q. M, arriving at Athens at
IL ~, with through car for Portsmouth. Sec
'ond train leaves Columbus mt ) 55 p. M, ar.
irving at Athens at 7 N25 p. m.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

JAMES P. ASKRoM felf'trom a
ladder on Wednesday evening,
willie engaged in tearing down
the old blacksmith shop in the
rear of Doddridge's building,
stunning him somewhat and
bruising his. head, hip and
shoulder. .>. ,r..r...
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

Now is the time to buy
cheap furniture. John P. KIN
kead, of Hamden, is about to
move West, and is selling out
his entIre stock at cost.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

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Don't be Humbugged with the fool
ish idea that Catarrh cannot be cured
The world moves, and medical SCI
ence is progressive. q The proprietor
Of DIR Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay
$500 reward tor a case of Catarrh
which he cannot cure. SOLD by drug.
gists. Can get it by mail for sixty
cents from DR.. r. v. Pierce, of 133
Seneca St., Buffalo. N. Y, who Is the
sole proprietor and the only man now
living that can, make the Genuine. q
The Genuine has DR.. Plerce's prl.
vate Government Revenue Stamp on
the outside wrapper. 81 9chSbiYoI
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

The yinton Record says that 'the
acknowledged handsomest lady in
Vinten County is" We have
been requested to fill the blank with
Miss Ranuells.-Logaa Republican. d
What do the other ladies say
to that? g a-ii 20 6scd diiH ~,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

HALLS Vegetable Sieilian Hair Re-
newer is becominga universal favorite
for restoring gray hair to its original
color, and making hair grow out
thick.
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.. Flumbus at 10 a. M, arriving at Athens at
II %, with through car for pprsmouth: Sec
''ond trNu leaves Columbus MT ) So p. M, ar
irving at Athens at 7 ,25 p. M.
,.-@e=-.a-s...ee.....AA.- .AA.--t-.-.-s.-
:: Mr.. R.PEANLE BRowNslill con-
!, ",t;nues, very low. > ,,.
=. How to be happy-read your
.oyn,paper, ami not your neigh
~bbr's. q ''',.''. - ..,'. 49,.
" Da. WOLF is reconstructing,
impboving and re painting his
residence.
sBassSp are they who do not
,;ssrsadvsrtise, for they will rarely
VI .'s be,tfoIbled with customers.
~ I. . "A GREAT deal of sickness is
reported in, ,onr town and VII
Ecinity. my 9hN
The mite society .at John P.
:, rDnnkle's, Tuesday ening, was
largely attended, and was IA
'fs very pleasant affair. " <
=. *, REy.7J. T,FRANkL1S preached
~ .Sat Davis Hall, last Monday
N. sSsyening. toa large y,cOpgrega.
- t,iDhs q 'Sia,',,'' i.: 3,.'o t. & =. NJ
THERE isa young lady in,
A.. stown who helps her mother do,
:, '7honsework :; wasby iron, etc. -
>' Z Strange bdtlt true! - y. Nm, ! NJ, y. y
"a ~ ST. s. THos. J JOHNSTON has, { sow
which gave birthtotwentysone.
- cPigs sSsat7 one htter!d Rather
'~&s prolific: aa AESeg' ~ = 2.'S y, Y
-. -. -s,g' iSs2' ~ 81 so s., f.aN
-, lis Tue nextgmeeting, of the.
-. Good Tempiar'ss County kodgel
''",:sSiiH be, held ATM { Pheasant!
~ 4. 7, y Y !: = Z y,5 "a H.. S,yy Y
.. ~ IN nt0wn who Is blessed,
q wifi a seSldiag wife, says qhee.
Ids less M ifsarnsa Z = o. The laws
g" OF DEATH ihal9the jaws Us 81 ffes
AfIHGt8 bs8itiSd. J No a2NHS
Y" fR44 dsspSssS g Sthsss;yy hissy youth ,h,
.who.perststentlH parts his hair
-in:the middle, if you Will but
do. aet ~ Q tu.sggrsest psggfOrm-
-aiiees at his hands.
The mattiatsRirit has reach.
c'edaMcAtthur.,sA Juvenile mil! !
;itay ;asenpap9ys ~ lorseslsed
and they are building fortifca-
tions iiearthe reservoir. $
- IkiS said thatahgM &T 4.
r will bpiId p railroad:G |: I pfpp,
\ Athens, down the Hooking
I .-RSsrsto Parkefsburgyiha making
H q more direct liaerthsn the one
Il now used.
! 8.s .-lI5o,s sats.-ci =. irids aysrT1~,
\ !. "A NEW building is about to
be erected in the rear Of; bod.
drid ge's Block. e. W. Sisson,
j.. p. P.-Ankrom and DR., Dods
dfidge have the matter in
hhn6as'iA sIshgs1i 32o.9 ) alsm7a
a.
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Do'you, we mean you who
are now reading this paragraph,
do you know Of any births or
deaths in your neighborhood,
or of any accidents, elopehents,
runaways, or suicides, or Of any
new houses or barns being
built, OF. additions to old ones,
or of anything else that is men.
toned 'by one neighbor 70 AM
other as a matter Of news? II
you do, please send 1T to this
Cflice,' for we have special use
for just such items. They are
very convenient in making UP
the local department OF the
Record, and they help, to make
you feel a personal interest in
the paper. Try it.
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Fntertainmenrt.

: Rev. j. I. Franklin, of Ports.
mouth, will deliver a lecture
in Davis Hall, McArthur, on
Tuesday evening, August 9th,
for the benefit Of the Episcopal
Church. oflhis place. Subject
3The late Chas. Dickens as ahu
lhorist, "a reformer, and a. Chris
lian." The programme,will al
SO include music end the read
ing Of choice selections from
Mr.. Dickens' orks. AdtniS.
sion, twenty-five cents. ~ .a.
i'ris 80 .asi.sa -. us I-l ZOO H
WE had the. pleasure last
week of making the acquaint-
ance of Rev. FL. A. Pallister,
the new pastor ofthe Christian
Church in this place, and in
addition to beinga clever, So
cial gentleman we find him an
ex4typo, having served an ap-
premiership of seven years at
therprinting business in Leeds,
England. He is an active, en-
ergetic man, and We doubt not
the church will show a healthy
progress under his ministration.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

s Se; E1PTssss IF0ips Tss isfRs at
CITY, Zaleski, Hamden, Chillicothe, Greenfield,
Blanohester and LQFeland, the Night Express
gong East stops at -Eovefand, Gree nfield,
Chillicothe, Hamden Athens, and SCOTS
Landing only Rast9 Anes viii stop at Love-
land, Manchester, Greenfield,1 'Chillleothe,
'Hamden, Athens and Scott's Handing,
Trains ON the PORTSMOUTH . BRANCH
will leave Haniden at G % q m. and i'40 pm.
arriving at Portsmouth 1T 10 So q NJ. and 4 46 p.
ml Retdrnmgtraip Slll leave PQrtsinonth at
0a.rn, and u 80 PM, arriving AZ Hamaen
at1sW n, and 10 pm, $50 sfIi 1ti2-.-t-
Trains connect AL ,oyelandfoE all points on
this Little Miami Railroad, and abthe Indianap.
oils, Apd. ClRcianah RailrOad Jnncti N for all
-. WV. PEABODY, .r,e -
a,.... ss,a NsMsster ofSrransportadon.
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odd Fellows' Companion.

= ~CIS-10 |si = "T'ff-' -
The August number Of this
sterling magazine, being the
first number of the seventh
volume, is on our table. 1t is
emhellisaed, bya tnllrpage il
lustration; %sPrOtect the. Or,
Phaps" and its contents are va,
ried and and bighly interesting,
not only. ttp o4d:' Fellows, but
to general readers, Published
by g, ,Llley &, 60, Cslum-
bus. Ohio, at $3.50 per, annum.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

The most interesting game
of base ball Of the season was
played Jast Friday hetYeen,the
Dirty Stockings and the Bare.
foots, and was won by the lat.
ter, the Dirty Stocking throwing
up the sponge at thelend Of
the fifth inning, the score stand
ing521 o., We. have no score
of the play but append a list OF
the players: a.,
'-DIkTY SE6cKtSas.-C. P.
Ward, Ii. Q. Jones, V. r
Sprague, , Dan, BdoGH, ,"W.iJ.
Rannalls, Charles Rannalls,
CASH Sage; Ed. Mayo O.. d.
Hawk. , 90
/. BAREFooTs-Ed. Dollison, S.
Bobo,.Jos: Felton, Rds Strong,
Den. Steel, VIM. Bratton, War.
rem Jones, Isaac Laatz, Harry
Ambrose II = - a
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'ufOIL saIdInst

Lost.
oAfswi idaysago,5 a gold sleeve
button; ornamental work. 4 with
red scofap lses 5h ieolTRs per.
SON finding it, will literally
rewarded by, leaving it the
RecerdEOfice. AAJ1od azo aosa'
, No battle yet t.sBstween the
French and Prussians. asS'sf p.
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bI. q 9, =. Il. TIMETABLE.

On and after Sunday, June 18th, trains will
run As follows; The. CicncinnAti Express
rYasdejlys Al, other trHsa daily !sppasssez=
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
Interesting to soldisafas ana the

Heirs of Deceased soldiers 2
It will be remembered that
by, the terms Of the act of
MarcL 8, 1859, the lmo for fiji
ing claims for additional boup
ty under the act of July IS,
1865, expired on the aSQth Of
November, 1869, By an, act
passed July 1Sr 1870, the tins. mss.
has been extended six months,
from the latter date. All. sol-
diers or heirs of deceased sol.
diers who were entitled to the
bounty under the act Of July
2S, 1865, and who failed IA ap2
ply within the prescribed time;
will now have an oppoEtqplty
to file their claims and should
make application to the proper
authorities before Jaa. IL, 1871.
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We DO not eKprtt
PErER's NJ sIcAk
MoNrBLT to ray Us as
q magaEine, becanse
We give too saach
music for the money,
II a issued simply 10
cDlC introduce ear
6HO hewiniuaie 20
the musical woaid.
Our subscribers ang 7
and play the music 30 .
give tkenl. Their uai>
sical trends hear the
music, &iEs it,khd tnIy
itin sheet music Iona1,
where We 9aske ar
lNhl proAt. Re.
lbA- inembeEi ev-y
cry yearly subscriber
gets During the AyesnAt ,
least $50 pieces OF cor
best music, iaN Of,
which we afterwnrd
prnt in sheet form,
aud eeh for over go.
II is published at fhe
TuiN u am meth
tnAu Music Store
0f y. l.. PeteSty 90 !
Broadway, New Yoet.
where every 'thtAk iha
the music line caAbe
had SO 'matterhow :
small your order IL
Will be promptly at .
tended 10.
SAMPLE COPIES
CAN BE 6EEE AT =
THE OFFICE OF
f THIS PAPER, c.'
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CNAKDs, LhrTER HEADS, ENVELOPE 1
" Bill Heads, Posters, etc., printed Cd shors
notice at this { flee. We have the hetest and
ks~r p-pss n. abe county, and new n6tsnai