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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-24
Tnr 2anbbau u. @ausbaltnn8.
@eli@tpr,.- @al4fosnfutter ,1ua man

@ell@fora. @dldfosnfatter mu6 man
1Anetben, ebe bic Stensel gu BART .peroen.
Na4bem es etnise Sage setrpdnet, btnbet
IS tn fleine 8lnbel unb i9obert es bebufs
bes Sptfdnbisen Grcdnens auf. @d9lt
bas Saatfcrn lest aus. @ebt bur4 ben
f4DnFen She'll bes Telbes unb fu9t bic Be-
fen mittelsrpBen, pontDrntsen, fra6reifsnben
Mebren nit fletnen &plten aus, wp 3pei at
etnem Stenoel ma@fen, unb binbet nabe Der
Spise etnen Tab,n terum. sic tperoen
betm Gntbilien entoedt unb nit ben @llien
earan Bel Sette selegt. Wdblt ni4t blcb
bic sroben Mebren aus. Wenn bic @orte
etne CUTE If, miro ie bur9 bic mittelsrpben
better fort9epFan,t.
IbsefaleueS uuh grimes CbF.-Gs lc9nt
ii@ nt4t, ihle9tes DIT auf ben Narft gu
ibiden; aQes flsine ober absefaaene fo1te
3u@auie niisli9 p%ertpenbet tperben. &epfel
semab1en un6 seprebt fur Giis, brinsen
etnen euten Yreis BON 8trnen fam mar
bic selunben @teqen abiAnetosn unb trpd'
nen; Yfride fam man trDdnen ; bieieni,
gen Sbeile unb Off, bas gu nt9ts anberem
gu serpenben 1T, sebt ben @4metnen.
Stombeeren.-Spbalb bas SbF as III,
~entfernt bic alien Reben. 3widt rem neuen
Wu&s Bel elmer 3Sbe Don flnf SUP ab, unb
ballet bic Seitenl9Sbltnse Bet et>pa Is 3on
2dnse. Drei ODER pier @eben finb eenue
far cine pFan3e unb bteie ioaten nit Farter
@4nrr at Spaliere sebunben werpen.
@adt ATE Dur3elid6blinse as.
slke Gartofeln.-8et forsfdltisem OFF
men Der &etben Fam man etnise Der srDbe>
rem 8nollen fur ben@ebrau9 b%erausnebmen
unb bic iibrisen fortpadien laGen. Gs 1T
notbwenbis, bic Grnte betn. erfen Gintreten
Don Srolt gu sraben, neil bic &artpfeln fa
fpnf ni@t balten.
@eursiuen (Dablien).-8tntet fcrsfdltts
an, Unit fe eesen 8ei4dbtsuns au iausen
.Seitenf6de, auBer ben, n1tttlereu, finb febr
nlsliG. Gntfernt unf0rn1tse &npspen unb
Blunaen, bic gu rpelfea Beginner.
&lnmen1piebeln. - Nqe int Grlblins
blutenten, bic aus benz 8oben 9enomn1en
tpurben, merben Gnbe bieles Monats wieter
9efe6t.
8Inmenstpiebeln fur @taterfpr tperben
70 3ettis In 8Dpfe sepFan3t ais man fe BE-
fomn,en fann; srabt bic SSpfe an elmer
trpdnen @teae In bic Grbe Elm unb bsbedt
0e NIT Reblenalde.
9ansenoe a6rbe nab TenRerfdReu. -
BepFantt bteie 3etti9, bantt bic @ewd&f
our 3ett, tpenn fe tins !9aus senom'u1en ruer>
ben mlGen, gut ansewa&len ftnb. Gpbeu
1T bic Bette S<nspFan3e fur 8orbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-24
@rpbe ~. r...
.@teis Verlppsmng.

Hf4t.f ..s 4E .'.s H...
Die ct. Marfuss @emetnbe tn etafps,e. eeett Co.,
Minn., bat III llete%retnfimmun9 NIT ibrtn 9eeliureer 81.
faloden .eine erobe presuerlpuiun8 su ssranitalten, me- an,
IA. NoS. bee So. i'm G~purtbaus pber an einena anbern ae-
etenetenylase uSbafppee ppa3psen iperben fpl, unb teren
Grtras CUR D.dune Der auf BEN Bau Der Stride bafteuben
gserbinbli&teiten. fowte CUR 0uaenbuns ~beielbeu beaiuamt
III. ~
3a btefem 3suede tcmmen u. y. STIR gerluefuns:
gin preis: 300 DpQ. In @runbad5, @
: 1 Got inS@atopee pber $10o8aar.
.-t 1" ......"
3uet yreiie: 2 Cots in Statepee Gity, Minn.
Bureaus, Slide 5pieseL garlor Sefeu,
Gbee<@ Service, @tiefeln, @ole> unb Silber-
Waaren, etc.
GidctS III $1.O0
tnb III taben betn eeeretdr M. WeaYer 1T ebafppee.
Asenten gum Uertaufe folder tperben eelu9t. 23-14np
S. 9. 9untsrnunr,
I 'grditent.
. .'hi'i 81. Maper,
t..,i ,... E..E . Sefretdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-24
4. 3weierlei Baneru.

Da baben mir nun ouf etnmal ben
5arSbpf unter gan; ancern Serbdltni1<
fen ntecer a%n9ctrpfTen, a!5 teim uralz
ten 6ar;bauern. DaB Gas ni9t auf
etnmal 70 9efcmmen mar, 1T natlrlid,
unp ca per freuncli6e Qeier rppbl aud
bas Ndbere FARTHER erfabren mD1te,
70 prQen mir micrer einen 8lid rid
pdrts merfen.
Mel9ior Res 5antcfels Gpbn,
war, ME 9eia9t, Elm redt s~eritdnciaer
uno babel reGtl9afener uno sottesz
far@tt9er Wann. Da3u bate er Elm
ebenlo branes Web befommen, unb 3ur
9o@;eit AUDI mie einft bic Brautleute
Ypn Samoan, Selum Gbritum, eela<
ben. Der 2eier meint pteIei9t bas
1et Spab pber nur ~ cine @eceusart ?
xeineswe96! gu jeper 3eit unp an jez
benz 0rte fannlt pu pen6errn sur!6p1<
3eit laoen, uno rpenn eu Jpn e%inlareff,
II felt er fid aud Elm, beTen tarfit bu
fiber fem, unp 1ein erfteS; Munper er<
bdlt ft@ AUDI beute: auf elmer &c. bic
I'M 5errn 9ei@lo0en uno sebalten >pirb,
rubt fem Segen uno perpanpelt @aI>
Jet IN @ein, Trib@al in Greupe> -l1n>
9lIf In Slid, Summer unp Gorge in
&ube unp Grieoen. @o war's aud
beim 5ar3bouer> Der Elm fefe6 @er>
trauet1 auf @ott batte, unb MQes, mas
er u%nternabn, III @pttes Namert be-
gam. Dafar CAB Der 3err Se9e,t
unp @eceiben gu MQem,, ,pas berBauer
that, unb auf BEN 5ar3bpf nabm Der
Woblfanb f@tbar 3u. Mel9ior nabut
es aber AUDI bin, als bas, mas eS mar
dis Sesen @cttes. unp iu@te f@
bei1e!ben plrbt9 3u MAIDEN.
Wurtiesune folst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-24

vSa ppbl; terlelte III Der Sobn
beS frlberen Yfarrers aus metnen1O rte,
bet tpel@em mein @ater nod @ttarius
upar -" re-. Eta ~
49, ME FAM, baS fetn ! unier 5err
Mutmatn Elm p%farrersfubn -er riro
bod rt9t gar" ~
yprotetantil9 fem? Sa wobL ME
metn @ater au@," ent9esnete ld@slno
ter Sturent. J-.
! $50, bas pdr nod i96ner! Der
@errNmtmann lutberii9! Das TT nod
ME porsefommen, Is lan9's Stdptle
febt-et ei, ei!-5at per 5err @ater
aud Sefpnpmie 2" fubr mad elmer
pauie ser Bauer fort, beu 1i9tli9>
Der Discur5 ni6t re9t beba9te. Gum
Slid warb bic Gra9e bejabt uno louit
bic Nsne auf neutralen @runo un,8o<
ben iber9etra9e1. Meldipr merfte
balo> oab Der jun9eMann eini9e&ennt<
nt0e bon Ger Qanpwirtb11aft belae ; in
fur;er 3eit batten fe fi9 uber peridiez
pene 3wei9e perielben Derbreitet> nobel
AUDI Der SAT- binmiecerum bic Sc
merfun9 MAIDEN fcnnte, caB Der 6ar3<
bauer Elm gar s%eritdnriser, flarer &opf
tpar /; nur bic religi6ien Mnfi9ten relz
ielben wolten Jpn Mot ;uia9en, unb
er punoerte 1id nur, pab Elm Mann
son 70 praftiidem S@arfblid in Be<
3iebun9 auf bic Neli9ion gar 70 ube>
i9rdnft" fem fonnte-na1 ben 8ssrtf<
fen pes itupirten junsen Germ ndrnz
lid, Der natlrlidermeile gu ben ~Nuf<
oeflarten" 9eb5rte. @e9e1 Mtttas
ordnste Der 0at auf bic Nbreiie;-
9entrte Jpn uie4eidt pas Til@9ebet
poer rie mtbtrauilden @ef9ter ber
abrisen 5au69enofen, bic nun balo
ppmGeloe beimfebren foQten? St woute
it9 chen nidt gum speiten Wale blpB<
teuen. Der 8auer bielt i'm ni9t suz
rid, ia9te ibm aber nod beimNbi9ieb
~@ann Sbr fein prpentlt@ lanslam
lauft bole i9 Gu@ nod Elm, i@ muB
AUDI ms Edible binein."
Murroings bdtte Mel@ipr {osleia
mit9eben f6nnen> benn ba6' G1en pat'
dueerit einfa9 unp wdre tur1 Elm
Stld Brpt unp Sped letdt su erleBen
sewelen; ALIEN ct tppQte fi6 ppr ieinen
&inoern unp Gbebalten ni9t5 Yereeben,
uno cieie bdtten 9ewib sroee @u9en
9ema9t wen1 Ter Bater NIT Ginem>
hers &reu; ni9t MAIDEN fpnnte, unp
caju nit einem lanofrempen Wenl9en,
in Die Stact se9ansen ,pdre. Ma@
elmer 8iertelitunce inpeb bate Mel@ior
ben @ancerer ein9ebplt UNI ie mar
i9trten nun beim berrlidfen @etter,
unb Iber pte5 uno jene6 1pre9eno,
Gem @tdpt&en gu, pp ite ft@ Dor Dem
pbern Tbpre trenntet !; Der Bauer 9tng,
na6eem Ct Dem Stubenten ben Mee
eewtelen, bic 5@miebsa0e binauf uno
febrte tm peiben S9ien Elm, iein 8e<
9leiter aber fam balb Dor her riet9en
Stiftsfir@e reren f@lanfe GbIrme
bod emporra9en ais ernite 3eu9en etz
1er srpeen> Slaubenstreuen 3ett, wel&e
aQein rte 8raft in f@ batte 1ul@e
9auwerfe CUR gbre @ottes au3uflbz
rem. Ntdt weit son Der Stride ftanp
has Amtbaus> einft einYrobiteisebduce;
eabtn tpenoete 1@ Der junse Mann,
na@otm er NIT wobl9efdQi9em Slid
ben berrli@en Rir9enplay unp pel1en
Ii@6ne um9ebun9en betra9tet bate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-24
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0DSpepfa.

Barner's Dpsptpiia Eoni 1T elm prdparat eaus
kloneers ~ee.ienet fir b~ieisnteen, uelde an Wasenidmdde
anb b~abttueasr 9erarpfuns Ieiben. Gief.s 1T elm 1onte.
trsldes Zen Massn aimutirt une suten &ppttit siebt. g
itdrft ben Wasen uno triust bic gerbauures< gDtriseusetn
btspsptiide geripnen fsuten sBarners Dppeptte 80.
mic s.brauden. gu s~ertaufen be. allen Drpsuinea.
QreiS tin IpQar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-24

!!
|@tQtuSB Il. Dunbar.
Is. St.pauL Mtnnefpta.
sDtr iternetnaen Bic Beforsnne auer gum Banffa&e &C.
tarieen @ei&afte, uns 3rar spr,ussweife: H
1. Mnnabme BON Deppi1ten.
@elb.r, wel&e bt uns tep'ntrt ,perbem, asbea i.tersett
eene %porRerise 2inbisuus. gur gerfasuns ber Deponnsntsn!
Sir auf cine beftmmfe 3dt ba uns niebtrseleste 9elber
ser8atsa MIR s PCT. Sntere0en.
2. @elpz8 ediel.
SSH, et1ber unb fremb. Man;en taufen unb s~srtaufea
mir asts gun. aases-Guurfe.
3. Mnfauf urb 8erfauf DON We9feln.
grn saten Banqutsrs- 8irmsn a~ussefeate gDeaftl tOnnen
bet uns tets 3un eurrantsn guurie in @eib un1eewantelt
werbeu. gDir pertaufen Dediet auf Nep g,rt, ct. 2puis,
pldse Deuti&lanbs, grantreids unb Der s&wtts, uni. tref.
fren mir u. U. auf tplseabe gldse Gurppas:
Mu9Sbur9, Granffurt a. 3d.,
9alel !, Berltn,
8remen, @a1el
GpblenI @6ln,
3etp3i9, Wannbetm,
Wlnden, Nirnbere,
StrafburA Stuttgart,
Trter. @ten, - -.
5ambure, 2pnppn, ,. .'.
4. Gin3tebun9 Don @elbern.
@tr beioreen bas &oIeetiren BON Npten unb
@@ulb1detntn a0er Mrt, Grbi9aften u. {. II. III
alen Gbetlen G,trppa's unb BET Ser. @taaten.
Da3u erfprbe:li9e Yapiere, als Gpllnta9ten,
0er3i@teiaungs g. l1rtunben, 9%pbten19eiue ,c. fer
tigen mir felbf, unte- @arantirung Der &e4t-
e~iltieteit an unb beipreen bic conf ula,ii@e ST.
9laubi9une berielben.
Den @e9enmertb aQer tn europe
burd un8 epQectirten pber bel unierrt
oprtt9en Gprreippnpenten fit uniere
&e@nun9 etn9ebenben @elper 3abler
mir bier In @plp aus.
5. @erfauf ppn pafa9ezS9 etnen
Mees gert per seoe!iatfi eesr DampfbssOt, iswtt 8~atrtta.ts
sur Meiie BON New<Sort BIZ ct. PAUL 3u ben uteartsfsu
prefeu.
6. Be3ablun9 ppr Taren
In iebena Eteile bs etaates. Mnfauf unb gertauf spu
Gruusetsentbuna stsen GuuamtfFpu .. M.
Z. @ereint9te Gtaaten Bombs
teber Art, as 5-2Oer, 1O-40tr uao 7-3Oer faufeu unt sr.
fauien mir ium aass'Gsurfe.
Gebruber miaiuS s Dunbar.
Ennfer1nf Hn6
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15

truth, in view of all these elc-
ments in the case, brings against
the income tax ought to secure
its universal condemnation.
Gentlemen, members Of Con
gress, we advise you to look
before you leap. If you want
to ALLEVIATE powerful friends
from the Republican party, and
put a very potent argument in
to the hands of the Democrats,
who will charge this tax to the
account of the party in power,
then continue the income tax,
and you will gain your end
We call upon the Senate of the
United States to correct the
egregious blunder of the House
by striking out all that part Of
the bill which refers to the tax
on incomes. Let the law stand
as it is, and let the tax die by
its own limitation. This is wise,
and it is the only thing that is
wise.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15
Our Railroad.

BY referring to the proceed
ings in this paper of a meeting
of the incorporators of our
railroad company, held at Key
stone Furnace, on the I'd inst,
a committee, consisting Of T.
B. Davis of Macarthur and
W. H. Langley of Gallipolis,
was appointed to superintend
the opening of Books of sub
scription on the 2Oth Of this
month, and the procuring Of
subscription to the capital stock
of the Company, and to do
many other things that may be
necessary to do in order to
make the organization perma-
nent.
We hope the people along
ihe line will subscribe literally.
The subscription should be pro.
cured forthwith and the work
commenced within thre {
months.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15
A GREAT OFFERIl
ununnn MaLnrn AQl Rrnndmnu Nam VorL
HORACE WATERS'
WareroOmS, 491 BrOad,Oay, ". Y
TESTIMONIALS.

The Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best-N. Y EDdnOeiiSt
We can speak of the merits of the Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge as being OF
the very best quality. Christida InteIhi0eRCer.
The Waters Pianos are built of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material.-AduOcdte
and Journal
Our friends will find at Waters store the very
hest assortment OF pianos, melodeons and Or
hams Mdgdsine,
Horace Waters, 4S1 Broadway, is famed for
the excellence of his pianos and organs.-E0e-
ming Post
The Waters piano rank with the best manu-
factured in America.-Ihe INDEPENDENT NJ ].
MUSICAL DoINGS.-Snce MIR. Waters gave up
publishing sheet music he has devoted all his
sale OfPianos Melodians. lie has just issued u
catalogue of his new Instruments, giving new
scale of prices which shows marked reduction
from former rates, and his pianos have recent
ly been awarded the first premium at several
Fairs. Many people of the present day. who
are attracted, ifnot confused of the flaming adj
vcrtisements of rival piano houses, probably
overlook modest manufacturer like MIR. Wa
ters; but we happen to know that his instru-
ments earned him good reputation long before
EXpositions and "h0nors" connected herewith
were ever thought of; indeed we have one OF
Mr. Waters Piano Fortes now in our residence
(Where it has stood for years. of which any
manufacture in the world might be proud. We
have always been delighted with it rs Il sweet
tOned and powerful instrument and there no
doubt of its durability; more than this, some
OF the best amateur players in the city, as well
as several celebrated pianists, have performed
on the said piano, and all pronounce ta supe-
rior and first class instrument. stronger evil
deuce we could not give,-Home JoHyndh 10
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15


The ILLUSTRATED HUMoRIsT.-
We have received the first copy of
publication bearing the above title.
1t speaks we'll for itself on the start,
and needs no second scrutiny to
raise an innocent laugh. Its Illus
tr0tions arc witty and comical, with.
out slurs or inuondoes on persons or
associations. The reading through
out, selected and original, is prepar-
ed with such care as to show that q
master hand is in the editorial chair.
The Humorist is placed at an ex-
coedingly low price, compared with
all other illustrated papers, or even
with publications not subjected to
this costly item Of printing Hand
some premiums areoffered for clubs.
Published by f. A. Darling, Fay
otteville, N, Y. Send for circular.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15
The 4th Of July, 1870,

Let it be remembered, will
be celebrated at Macarthur this
year by an old fashioned pic.
mic, and a dance, in. Davis
Grove, near town, to which the
citizens of Vinton and adioin-
ing counties, are invited. The
old as well as the young are
invited to be present on the
occasion.
The Declaration of Independ-
ence will be read; an grafton
will be delivered; and Prices
String Band will be in attend.
ance. The Grove will be put
in q condition for amusements
Of all kinds. Refreshments Of
every kind can be had in the
but you must not fail to
bring your baskets well filed.
The Committee and the citizens
are determined to make it a
day one long to be remembered
by the people. We therefore
trust that the people Of Vinton
and neighboring counties will
lay aside all worldly cares on
hat day and come to Near
.hur and have good time gen
'raIly' "a .--..,.......- ,s---.-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15
Court Proceedings.

The following cases have been
disposed Of:
State VS.. VIM. N. Wickline. NoHe
entered.
State VS.. Abraham Freeman A.
son; continued.
Benson Dunkle vs.. Marcus Dun
kle. Continued.
Thomas Bowen VS.. Trustees Vim
toni Township, Jury trial; verdict
for defendent.
Martha Carr (by her next friend
Charles McKinnis) VS.. Abraham
Wilbur. Sale of real estate confirm
ed and Sheriff ordered to make q
deed to the purchaser-Henry Rey-
nolds.
e. D. Dodge VS.. Alex Ward. Sale
of town in Macarthur confirmed, and
the sheriff ordered to make q decd
to Sanford B. Dill, the purchaser.
Elijah Whitlach VS.. the Vinton
Furnace & Coal Co. Judgment ior
81 ,033 for plaintiff.
Thomas DOIen VS.. Patrick Kelly.
Suit brought on note given for
horse; tried before jury; judgment
for defendant for S2s; defendant to
return the horse purchased Of plain
tiff and recover promisory note.
J.J. Allison VS.. j. A Brooks. Sale
of lot by the Sheriff in the vi lage
of Pra tsville confirmed and docl or
dored made to the purchascr-Pat-
rick Gormley.
Henry Slavens VS.. Putnam, Welsh
g Co. Suit brought for labor lone
at Hope Furnace; second crial,
judgment for plaintiff for $7O6,58;
motion made for now trial; motion
ovorruled by the Court.
Jeremiah Radcliff VS.. Nancy J.
Rains OF. al. continued.
W. s. England VS.. Vinton Fur
mace & Coal Co, Judgment for
plaintiff for $161,76.
Court adjourned on the 18th until
Tuesday, the 18th, when Judge f.
E. Guthrie will preside until close of
term.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15

A railroad is to be built
forthwith from Hope Station,
on the Marietta & Cincinnati
Railroad, to Hope Furnace, a
distance of q miles. Last week
the parties who have taken the
contract for building the road
shipped % niggers to the Sta,
tion to work upon the road
Why not employ white labor
ers to build railroads ? There
are plenty Of white men out of
employment who would be
glad to work. White and mig.
ger laborers will not work well
together.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15
yvo boor tLo noonln of NcArtbnr

We hear the people Of Macarthur
are preparing for grand celobra-
tion of the Fourth of July. Weare
glad that the custom is not wholly
Observation-Disclosures Times,
Como over, Bro. Hoop, come ovorl
We shall have one of the grandest
celebrationsI We will treat you
well. And ifyou cannot enjoy your
self at the picnic and dance, your
good friend, Gen. DAVIS, will cheer
fully grant you the privilege Of
using his fine Wine Cellar.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15
A MOnstrOus Mistake.

"Chronic Dyspepsia can't he cured" says the
Doctors Heaven forgive them Can'tbe cur
ed! Why Hollands German Bitters and
HooflOnd's Tonic have cured FIVE thousand
dyspeptics within the last yGarl No mau or
Woman affected with indlspoatlon ever tried
these matchleSs vegetable stomachics without
experiencing immediate relief. In acute Dys-
pepSia, the Bitters (Which contain no alcoho)
remove every symptom, and effect perfect and
permanent renovation Of the digestive func-
tions in week or ten days, and in chronic ca
.ses, the Tonic, which is also u dinusiye stimu.
liant, acts with almost electric rLpidity upon the
torpid stomach restoring at once its vigor and
the appetite of the invalid. Depot, No. G3l Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all Druggists.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15
Price of Wool.

We have not heard much
concerning the price of wool in
this county so far this season,
except a few lots selling at 35
and 40 cents per b.; but for the
benefit of our wool growers
we publish the following ex-
tract from a circular issued by
a prominent wool buyer of
Philadelphia, for May:
In the present depressed con-
dition of the manufacturing in.
tercsts, buyers Of the new clip
must purchase cheaper than
last year if they would make
money. Ohio washed heeces
should be bought at 35 and 40
cents; dark colored woods pro.
portionately less; tubs accord
ing to condition, at 40 and Al
cents. We anticipate a fair
demand for combing wool this
season, but a lower range Of
prices.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15
SURPRISING THEM ALI
Considerably Excited! !

CONSIDERABLY EAcICcu
We always take pleasure in
pointing out to our readers,
any and everything by which
they may be benefited and
profited. In our perambula-
tions about our town, we fire.
quently see many. things that
are worthy Of note, and quite
intereSting..to those not having
the same opportunity. But no
difference how quiet it is on
the streets; no difference how
much Others complain of dull
times, there is always a crowd
at the counter in the House Of
DAN WILL and Bros, inspec-
ting their fresh and beautiful
goods. Another assortment
has just arrived from the city
which were carefully select
ed by AARON WILL, of the
firm, who took advantage of
this time while the transactions
in all kinds of goods are on a
very limited scale in all the
markets. Their House is at all
times a regular beehive Of in
dustry, where taste, fashion and
elegance reign as in the most
elegant city establishment
Even a visit to the House will
please all our readers.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15
MCngrel Convention.

The MongrelState Executive
Committee of Ohio have issued
q call for q Convention to be
holden at Columbus, on the 10th
of August, to be composed of
473 white and black delegates.
Vinton county is entitled to
three delegates, and the two
African BARRIERS and the hotel
cook would represent the par
ty Of the county in the most
dignifed manner, but it is not
likely that they will be sent as
delegates since the editor OF the
Record has charged them with
"setting the town on fire."
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-15
For Pure Drugs and Medicines,
20 to Sisson's.
Rail Road Meeting,

At the meeting Of the incorpora-
tors Of the Gallipolis, Macarthur d
Columbus Rail Road Company at
Keystone Furnace, June 2, 1870,
there were present Dan Will, Pres
ident, b. Deltombe, VIM. Shober,
G. D. Bailey, Lewis Maonz, Andrew
Wolf, Thomas B, Davis, II. S. Bun
dy. Absent, J. W. Delay.
Minutes Of the NEE ing of the 9th
and 18th Of May were read and ap.
proved.
1st. Resolved, That the corpora.
tors hero and now appoint COM
mittee Of two or moro persons whose
duty it shall be to superintend the
opening of Books of Subscription,
and the procuring of subscription
to tho capital stock Of the Compa-
ny, and the securing of the rights
Of way through tho lands upon
which the road shall be permanent
ly located, and do everything nee
essary to be done until the porma-
nent organization Of the company,
unless otherwise ordered.
I'd. ReSolUed, That VIM. II. Lang
ley, of Gallipolis, and Thos. B. Da-
Wis, of Macarthur, be appointed said
committee.
3D.. RESOLVED, That in considera-
ton Of the adoption of the foregoing
resolutions, that so much of the I'd
resolution adopted by the Incorp0r-
ators at the meeting in Macarthur
on the 9th day Of May, 1870, as re-
mains unexecuted be and tho same
is hereby suspended.
Committee on survey reports that
Mr.. Graves could not be had, but
will interest himself in procuring a
surveyor for us.
Messrs. VIM. II. Langley and
Thos, B. Davis being present state
thatthcy would accept the appoint.
mcut and do all in their power to
push our Rail Road project through:
No other business appearing the
meeting then adjourned
DAN. WILL, Pres't:
WM. SHoBEG, Soc'y,