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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
THE NORTON WATCH.

Tnrs sci,ie{y ka",ea. rcliaLle and eieguaf
atch, long and rFLLy APPROVED OF by
GovEaxmENr and RAILROAD OFFICIALS. is NOR
encascd in the Sgw tmproesd NogToN GoLD
METtL. the eerg kafesf discovery in the science
at "sErALLrRGY." which for hurdness. daru>
Liittg aud Jsdifaacg of ooLoR aud polish has
been found To- sgRpAss all other kHDsea setdts.
II does not fdraish bv WEAR, exposure To heat,
moisture, chaHgs 81 climate or the acton ~ any
ACIDS gnsss, and permanently retains its
beautiful COLOR FULLY EQUAL to the finest
GoLD. aud NEVER WEARS OFT This celebrated
wATcr il liz ~oItn ds,nh{. haHits,g casss, ot Nor
rox COIN METAL rich IL issiga artistic Ia 6a-
ish. with magic spring push pin. imitation
gatest sst tF-slSpI>s ste,a, improved beycl swell,
double joints engine turned perl. EXTRA PINE
FIJI ruby jewefed LEVER Haoremeats, covered
with engraved prsr rAPs. accurately adiHstcd
to all degrees ot HEAT or coin. with all the
latest improvements, caHnat be surpassed for
CORRECT TINE keeping qualities, and experts
cannot dcfect the slightest difference in appear.
ance from one of the finest sou todd Watches
aud {asts as long, weil, aud KEEPS as
coRRger TINE. They ore manufactured sotefg
by as, and thoroughly warraated in every
respect tor frc years. single one of the above
beautiful Watches mailed pre- paid to any al :
dress. in re.cet tiHed a,orocce case, with key,
&c. all complete for only y...................Sl5.
Watches for Holiday Prescnfs manufactured
10 order
GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES Of all grades,
in GOLD or .Silrer Cases from SIS up to 5000.
Other Good Watches equally to,c. With every
Club of six Watches of any kiad, we send one
e.rtra Watch of same kind free as a premium, to
getter up of the Club, superior stock Of
Genuine Oride Goid Chains, from - to So each,
,carro"ted fully eqeai 10 Gold in hriliancy OF
color, wear, dc. Bills of over $l2 collected on
delivery. if desired. All Bills of $l2 or less
must be Cash, or 2. o. money orders. or regis
Tered letters, at OUR RISK Goods carefully
selected, packed and forwarded pre- paid by
mail or by cypress, receipt of price. Safe
detire,g Of all goods guaranteed Watches for
warded - be eran'imed to parties KNOWN, when
express charges beth oays are paid. No goods
forwarded ,eest of the Nississtppi Rirer, with
bill to collect on delivery. Purchasers must
pay all express charges on goods sent c. o. d;
also for return of money. All Cash orders for
warded free of charges to destination. Cata-
togues free. Address all orders,
&. Z. NoRToS a Co., Importers of Watches, DC.
SO Nassau Street. New York.
Established 1857. sally
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
Finale Of the " est side Railroad.


The Herald is arguing that the
West Side Railroad will certainly be
built in order to save to the company
the Portland and Astoria land grant
We fear it will not As the case looks
now, it would seem that Governor Gro
yer has killed the West Side Railroad.
For this act the Herald applauds him.
West Side people will take notice.
Oregonaan
The Oregoniaa had no fears concern
ing the West Side Railroad at the time
the franchise was conveyed to Holla~
day. and prior to the sitting of the
Legislature but now, since Holladay
has procured the passage OF Bill by
the late Legislature, which he knew
beforehand wonld be vetoed, for the ex
press purpose Of giving hiW an excuse
for not building tho road, that paper
thinks that the road will not be built,
and calls the attention of the people OF
the West Side to it, all Of which is use
less, for the people of the West Side
have long since taken notice that Hol-
laday purchased the West Side Railroad
franchise for the express purpose Of
defeating the construction of road on
that side of the river, aud also of the
infan,y of the Oregonian, in trying to
cover up, in sickly manner, the rascal
ity of that monopolist The facts are,
az we told the people of the West Side
at the outset, they were robbed Of their
original land grant. and compelled, by
the inlamy of George Ii. Williams and
his assistants, to give it to the East
Side and now, in order to make sure
work of the whole matter, Holladay
places his iron heel upon their nccks,
and declares, through the OtegonidH,
that they shall have no road at all !;
and then, to hide the deiormity, black
ness, and magnitude Of the crime, the
Legislature was influenced by corrupt
men and motives, to pass the Subsidy
Bill, well knowing that Governor Gro
yer would veto it, Aud the people oi
the West Side will take notice of all
such actions and doings as contrary to
good conscience, and as uojust. aud most
contemptihly mean
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

The Oregoaiaa says, the present year
has heen rather gloomy one for the
Republican party, aud gives its opinion
of the cause, ascribing it to general
apathy in the party. That's true but,
what caused this apathy in the party 7
We answer, the operations of our radi,
cal, fanatical leaders, in extending the
privilege of citizenship and suffrage to
opposite races, even to the Orangoutang
of Africa. All other excuses are fic>
tions, coverings Of the truth.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

In the strong Republican counties of
Wayne, Hendricks, Tippecanoe, Deea>
tur, Hamilton and Delaware, thousands
of Republicans remained away from the
polls, atd the journal claims that FIVE
counties eau be named in which the
non-voting Republicans would give US
majority OF five thousand.
The above is FROM the Toledo Blade,
commenting upon the election in Indi>
ana; and what meaneth this it is the
Radicalism OF our own party, We must
stop it, or be swallowed up by the DEM
ocratic, or some other political organiza
ton.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

According To the so called Demo-
cratic organs, il is "A cause for general
graduation that the Portland Railroad
subsidy was vetoed Then it il a cause
for graduation, We suppose. that the
prospects OF the West Side road are
seriously clouded. if not wholly de-
feated. - Orego"ian.
That is right; we love to see you own
the corn, aud gracefully acknowledge
that we were right in our warnings to
the people Of the West Side. What
now about Holidays bnilding the road
sooner than any other man or company
would have done. The people will lnow
see, that if the Philadelphia Company
had not been elbowed out by Benjamin.
we should have some prospect of u
road, whereas now, The Oregoaiaa ad>
mits we are sold out How long will
the people submit to the preparation OF
such infamous outrages upon their
rights? and who now turns out to be
the friend of the people of the West
Side. Holladay and the Oregonian, or
the Republican,?
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

The Batteta aud the Oregoaioa are
getting into nice little fight with their
neighbor, the Herald They seem to
disregard the golden rule, and are per-
mitting themselves to render evil for
evil, however ridiculous the thing may
appear. We feel constrained to say, in
justice to the last>named paper, that it
seems to hold about the same advan~
tage over It's assailauts, that its editor
was reputed to have gained in his per-
sonal combat with O'Meara in the
street fight Go in, gentlemen We
mover before witnessed cock or pig
fight In which We felt such blessed
disinterestedness
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

Let the people remember, that when
the late Naturalization law passed the
Congress Of the United States in July
last, which permits the most ignorant
Guinea Negro to come here, be made a
citizen and vote, We asked the Orsy"-
miaa to exhihit its back bone. by telling
the people whether or not il endorsed
the principle aud policy Of The law
Where il the answer echo answers
where A. that paper holds the doc
trine that If journalist refuses To eu-
dorse every measure Of It's party, right
or wrong. it should 90 to the opposition,
we desire to know il it refuses to en-.
dorse this measure, at what tim the
Oseg onioa proposes to be iuitiated into
the new order as life member Of mod
ern Democracy
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

Tho Democratic Press throughout the
State, commenting upon the death OF
Gen, h Il. Lee. almost invariably call
him q patriot, and d great ard good man
Have they ever said as much Of any
federal officer who fought against treason
and Lee? IF they have, we do not
now remember il.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19


Theodore Tilton proposes that Fred.
Douglas shall be the next Republican
candidate for Vice President of the
United States. IF the principle of
universal suffrage be correct, and if it
be right, politically, to disregard race
and color, and if negroes should have
the same right to vote and hold offit in
this Government as white men, and If
Douglas be capable. and know enough
to vote Alright" what objection viii
the universal suffrageists of Oregon. tho
Oreyoniaa and Bulletin, raise to the
proposition?
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
" hat we Predicted an Idaho paper


" hat we Predicted an Idaho paper
confirms.
ADJOURNMENT OF CouRT. - The
District Court, after a seasonof four.
weeks, adjourned on last Saturday, Oct
29th. Quite large amount of bust
ness was transacted during the term not
withstanding the greater portion Of the
time was taken up in ne trial # criminal
cases. 1t was the first term of Court
presided over by Judge Whitson in.this
Territory, and in saying that, as
Judge, he has given universal satisfact
ion thus far. we believe that we express
the sentiments of not only the Bar but
the people, irrespective of party, who
have been bronght in contact with hi.
honor 10 bis official capacity. Though
ip years, the Judge, from the manner
in which he presides and conducts the
business of his Court. appears to be an
old hand on the Bench, at least we
should not consider him " a new hand at
the bellows Before the final adjourn
men Tor the term, the Bar, recognizing
IN Judge Whitson en- able, upright and
honest Judge, and being desirous of
testif5ing to his honor their high APP
probation of his character. adopted.
unanimously, a resolution expressive of
their sentiments, which will be found In
the court proceedings in this issue. We
heartily endorse the resolution, aud
hope that Judge Whitson moy long
preside as Judge Of the Second Judi.
cial District. Idaho WofM
| The resolution,
Resotred, That AS members of the
Bar. We recognize in Hon w. c. Whit
son, Judge presiding during the term
about to close, al upright Judge, a
courteous aud affable gentlemen, whose
able aud fearless administration ol law
is recognized not only by the Bar but
the people, aud We congratulate the
People of the Second judicial District
upon his appointment TO the Supreme
Bench OF this Territory aud his assien
Iment 10 the Second Judicial District.
| On motioG the same was ordered to
be spread upon the minutes of the
Court aud copy under seal of the
Court furnished to his honor.
The Court then returned thacks to
the attorneys and officers of the Court
and TO the jurors witnesses and litigant
for the ctof kindness and consideration
which they have so uniformly extended
/ to him
There being no further business, the
court then adjourned size de
| The above resolution but expresses
the sentiment aud feeling of an those
who are well acquainted with the
Judge; aud the people of Idaho may
congratulate themselves upon having
amongst them, and on their Bench \
man who is both honest and capable.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
Notice.

VENhe Partnership heretofore existing between
J. w. Crawford aud T. B. Newman is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, j. w.
Crawford retiring from the Firm. + b. New
man is alone authorized TO receive payment Of
iii accounts due the Late firm, and he becomes
responsible for all the Indebtedness of said
firm. j. w. CRAWFORD,
T.B. NEWMAN. ga
Dallas, Oct. 25, 1879. 37-4w
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
the oRiDE GOLD WATCH

IL MASSIVE ORrpE tioLp Dpatts Hunting Hagic
.Spriag CAsas, elegantly engraved engine
turned. gtaatns Patent LEyER MovENKSr, fnH
5scsicd, regulated aud tcurraafed 'p k.fp currecf
fip,e. and e4sai &, Geid. precisely like in
.fppaara#cs. make, Gai@A, brttiiapcy ef coior 10
S20u GoLp WATcH. one ot these sPLESpIp
WArcHKs will be forwarded by mail fRR& to
amy address. ia saHsfsaBte aar.scsv, cass lined
with rt{ret and .attH tIsAmEs OR GESr's size
II A4..u5 fur ,,.,ty 80
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
PATENT STEM wlNDER,

OR KEYbESS WATCH. Winds up from the
>TEa, requires No Key. cannot be wound the
rroag ,roy, in heavy oRIDE GOLD Double
tases three qaafter plate. fne JEW ELED LIE
Vkk H"resent, Exposed Ae'ien. Accurate a.
Time keeper. superior regulated.
Si"gle sent ;o amy address BY mail in
handsome morocco ease fur..................Sf5.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

ooIloiusion l,'tt that the Members Of Con,
gress who passed the Act of admission
were all foolt, as it intimates that all
have been who have dealt thus far with
the school lands.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
NOTICE! NOTICES!

vNVHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-
chased the interest OF w. C. Brown In the
late business of w. c. BROWN 4 CO., is now
receiving fresh supply Of goods both from
San Francisco and Portland, which will sell
at very cheap rates, for CASH or
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Administrators Notice.

~ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
nc the November Term Of the cerEiy Conrof
Polk County, N. l.. Butler was appointed
Administrators of the estate of B. T. Bond, de.
ceased. All persons having claims against said
estate are requested I" present the same within
six months from the date hereof.
n. l.. BUTLER,
Administrator.
Dallas OrepoD Nov g. 1870 36-4w
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
So GOOD S8
w WATCHES
AT Old PssECES.

Having bern the first to adopt the plan of
affordng persons residing at d dtstnnce the
opportunity Of obtaining frsti-ciass WATCHES
for their use at WHOLESALE PRICES, and
being also the ORIGINAL tnreators and sotc
manufacturers of the widely advertised ORIDE
WATCHES. of which there are many imitG-
tioHs, and DOW the iaUeators and SOLE Progrie-
tors and manufacturers of the NEW MATERIAL,
which we have named the SoRfos COLD METAL
land secured in legal FORM. superior 10 all
otfsr met"L-. and fully egaat III 1,tiiiancy of
color, Vefght, wear, etc, to fine Is karat gold,
and to be obtained through NO OTHER SOURCE.
We have concluded TO resume the retaH tasi-.
ness, so successfully conducted by from S5T
to 1865 in connection with wholesale de-
partment. for the purpose Of placing again q
reliable line of our sPeciatities before the public
ALSO BEING THE SOLE AGENTS
In the United .Stntes for the Ii yERPooL WATCH
Co, We are authorized by them 10 close out u
large line OF EHropeaa WATcHRs, CHAINS, DC.
now in stock. far cash. at prices NEVER BE-
FORE KAows, A /, BEAUTIFUL in design, RgLI
ABLE for aceHrote time. brRARLE, aud of the
idtesf styles. EVERY WATCH will be retaiieaf Mt
LESS than cost " importation, and forwarded.
securely packed, pRE PAfp. to any part of the
country. On receipt ofPyies. MosEY can be sent
10 Is BY ExPhsEss, 'cth orders far ESpress
"a. fo RETURN 6oops or CASH, which will
SECURE proiapfstess. aud SAFETY to purchaser.
Among our list will be found
Beautiful ENGLISH SILVER, SoLiD Dor
BLE CASE Warren. genuine English fuH plate
fe,eeltd bsorcmeafs. adjusted rcguiaten steel cut
hands, engine turned Herl, CORRECT aud SER
etceaLis article, iargo snaH sire, complete
Rrxs ORDER, with ctegant GESr's EEsT
CHAIN. Lockef and hey, all complete, mai4ed
FREE for......S5.
A VER HANDSOME WATCH in fne Is karat
eioi.D plated DorBLg Characterization II $IDU
GoLp WArcH-engraved or plain, geautne Eng
hsh JsH plate jsseffed aaoeeaest@ adjusted regu-
iator cuRREcr, aud III complete RUNNING ORDER
with eiega,d GEsT's NEsr CHAM. with Lockef
and h.y. mailed rRE PAID for omtg.........$s.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,
Connundrum--When is Me-
Arthur to have a railroad?
Give it up.

Call in and subscribe for the Dem.
Ocratic Enquirer and receive the
american Stock Journal free for one
year. Only 81 so in advance for
both. Old subscribers who will pay
up their arrearges, and for year
in advance, will also receive tho
Stock Journalfreo Como rightalong,
The seed Of the marrow
squash brings a dollar ponnd,
or fifty dollars a barrel, while
the seed of the Hubbard squash
commands a still higher price,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05
ONE MILLION DOLLARS,

Onr facilities for transactlng this immense busress
are better than ever before We have agents in all IL
principal cities to purchase goods from the Manuac-
turers, Importers aud Others for CAST. aud oNen at
an immense sacrifice from the original cost Of poduc.
tiUn.
Our stock consists in part, Of the following good,-
ShdlptS, BldNktts QuhS COtcHS, Gin0l6pis.
Drtss GoOos, TaLie Linen, 2o'ceis, Hosiery Gior,s,
SkirfN. CorEetS de-. e.
S0rsr. Piated wac Spoons PLATED on Nickel
Mesr NSsIrt Forks, .fpe.botR6 pldtsd Cdstors,
B"jt'nnn Ware. GlaSE Ware, 7dIko and Pocket
Cutlery. IN prrdt rdrjttU
E2'gant French and Gsnan Fancy Cooda.
BdWfH Moioardph Albums, the newest and
choicest styles In Morocco and Velvet Bindings
Mr"oeco 7rGrsiIi"g Bags Kdndkerchics and
Gl0cs BOIes DC.
Gold and P'd'e6 Je,orlry, ofho p0rrst tylea
We have also made arrangements with some Of the
leading Pnhl!Sling Houses hat will enable us to sell
tho STANDARD and latest works ot popular authors la
about one'haf the regular price: such AZ BrRoS.
MnoIR BURSs Mtr0S. md TENSYsuSs WogKS In
full Gilt and Cloth BindinGs--And hundreds Of others
These and everything else for
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05

Ifyou would have health, strength
vigor of body and mind, joyousncss
by day and sound sleep at night
take Rosenheim & Stomach Bittcrs-
the Great Western Remedy. They
are made of the medicinal herbs
and spices Of purely medicinal prin =
ciples, and never fail of producing
the desired effect. For sale by
Druggists, Grocers, and dealers gen :
orally. 49-4t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05
For Fine PerFumery, go to Sis
sons Drug Store.

To CURE HAMs.-The fol,
lowing recipe has beer used
twenty years; For every TWEEN
ty pounds of meat take one
pound of salt, one ounce ofsalt-
petre, one-fourth pound Of su.
gar or molasses; rub the Aeshy
part Of the meat with this mix.
ture once q week for three
weeks, then hang up as they
grew, stub dowlwards, SO as
not leak out the liquid.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05

This region was visited last
Sunday with such a snow storm
a. has not been witnessed for
years, and, in all probability,
never before, Sow began to
fall about 4 o'clock on Sunday
morning, and continued with
out ceasing until. sunset, heing
accompanied-witha a heavy wind,
which caused the snow to drift.
Rain fell here all day on New
Years, and there is no frost in
the ground.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05

Pay YOsIr Little DeOts.--
There are a number persons who
have been indebted to me for some
time; and | wish to inform them
that ifthev do not call and pay what
they owe. | wiIlpublish their names,
DAVID WISENBERGER.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05
COMMISSIONS,

Agents will bo paid ten per cent In Cash or Mer
chnndISe, when they Fill w TInE ENTiEE CLUB 10
which below WE give partial List of Commissions
For an ord," QftS0 from a club Of Thirty, we will
pay the AGENT a. commission 2s yards Brown or
Blcached SheeinR, Gnod Dress Pattern, Wool Square
Shawl French Cashmere Pants and Vest Pattern
Fine Large White Counterpane etc, etc, or $500 IN
cash
For an ordsr Of 500 rom club OF Finy. we VIII
pay the Agent as Commi',on, 45 yds. sheetinR, Cns
pair heavy Wool blankets, PUpln Dress pattern,
Handsome Wool Square Shawl, Silver Case Watch
etc. etc, or $500 In cash,
For an order gfSluO, from club Of One Handled
we will pay the Agent as ommssion, iO0 ydu rood
ymd.wile Sleetlng, Coins liver Hunting Case Watch
Rich Long Wool shawl. Snit Of all Wool French
Cnssinere, etc, etc. ar Sl0 In cash
We do noielnploy any Travelling Agents, Rhd Gus.
omcrs shond not pay money 10 persons purportng to
be our agents. nnlecS psts0ndRy 0cqUninfd
skNp MONEY ALWAYS BY REGISTERED
LETTERS
For further particulars send f6r CataloguoS
PARKER Sz CO.,
9S q 100 Summer St.. Boston Mass
September n, ls60-ty.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05
0ne-Half the Regular Rates.

We want good reliable agents in every part Of the
Country. BY. employing your fpAre time TO brm
clubs anil sending us orders, yov can obtnin the most
liberal commissions, either IN cash OF Acrchdnd disG
and all goods sent by Ms will be represented, and we
guarantee satisfaction To every dealing with eur
house.
Agents should collect ten cents from each customer
and forward tn us m advance for Descriptive Checks
Of the goods We,eL
The holders Of the Checks have the privilege Of
either purchasing the irlr thereon described or Of
exchanging for any article mentioned on our Cats.
lngre numbering over 35o different articles one
of which run 'e purchased IN tho usual way for the
sane money 20
The advantages Of hNt sending for Cheeks are these.
We nre constantly buying small lotS Of very valuable
goods, which are not on our catalogues and for which
we Issue checks I'LL all are sold; besides, In every
nrge club we will pnt checks for WArOuFs QUlLrs,
BLANKETS Dress PATTERNS, or some other article Of
value, 0iDiRg 'on'" members Qr he club an oppor-
MnHy W pWdhdSiHg an article for about one
quarter Of ttS pdlHs.
"ln every order amounting IN over $50. accompa
MED by the ca.h the Agent may retain 5000, and In
cvory order OF over siOO, $500 may bO retained to
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05

A number Of those indebted
indebted to us on subscriptions
have recently paid. Thanks,
y thousand thanks, to them for
being prompt. If all our sub
scribers would pay promptly,
we would send them the best,
most useful, and the incest
county paper published in
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05

Boys, don't venture upon the
ice till it gets strong. The best
way is not to so upon it where
the water is deep at all. Each
year we are called upon to re
cord the death by drowning Of
boys who were too venture.
some upon newly formed ice.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05
Corn WaHtett.-A few bushels
II Corn would be received at this
'iice on Subscription.

Rags. Save all your Rags, Old
Books, Papers, and Old Rope, and
ring them to this office, and we
viii take them in payment for sub
criptions to this paper, orrpay cash
or them. 81, 400
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05
PUBLIC NOTICE.

All persons arc hereby notified not TO pur-
chase or trade for y note OF hand, OF data Of
l3th November, 1869, amount OF which Nv $1,000,
madepnyable 70 TiomM polan, or OF der, nine "
days amer date. Bald Note wA ffaudulently oh.
salned, and shAlluot pay tho amount, Inloss
aoIppeed to by Law. PATRICK KELLY,
Dscenbar ~, 1Beeaws -'-. n -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-05
NURSERY.

A GENTsW ANTED--To scliProf Truu,.
n tullS Line EnRrnvInt "ickMlLY REo0ND,
executed.w with q pen. Itisa high toned NOR
III AMI rcligl us picture, unequalled ms q spec
], that lins the money 10 bny II. co. 100 copioe
hnve been sold during tho Inst two years, and
any amount Of good crItory IL set uncnn
ynssed Agents mnlte fair, ntd some very
large wages Fer Circn lar II terms address
TRUMkULL h tRUVRR,
o. Washington 81. Room 30, chicago, m.