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New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT-sEvERAL PER
SONS INJURED.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept IA terrible acci-
dent occurred the train due here on the Lehgh and
susquehanna Railroad at &i this afternoon Ihe tram
had Left Catasauqua but few minutes when ii ran over
COW The engine baggage car, and first passenger car
nassed over successfully but the rear car was tnrown
over the embanmeat aud numDer0 passengers IA me
car-mOsCy Philddc phlaus-N ere seriously ny guItu Oe
EsJ, ioI her whole upper mp of, and another was
severely cut about the mead. >. r. COughn of Florence
IL ght5 Nj, was dang IJ-sJ INJURED he Nts otVusIt
+, u .ty HE wounds principally about the head,
AMI one OF his arms vas fractured. Mr. Jameson OF
pbiide uhia was cut Ia the for head. T. r. Barge OF
Maurh Chunk was injured about the head, and several
ober gutlren whose names could not be asceralned,
received sl gut injuries
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
MEXICO

AINIsTRGlAL QJARREL-MORE NsURRECrIONs
HAVANA. sept. 12.-The steamship CITY of
Merida from Vera Cruz for New-YOrk arrived al TIM.
port to-day BY the arrival, adyecs have been received
from the City of Mexico 10 sept5
Lerdo d. 1elaaa bad rendered his resignation but il
mad not eon accepted Al meeting o., tine Cabinet On
The an nst Lerdo dc Tcada struck Minister Romero n
Pedro E.....ltZ bad iceu Ilu.f+ -t-- -ii4e f.c
lusuIrecUOu -tu c.ntlHrcd Do '-.'-- Ilr Frissi-
Mexican treaty Nas favorable retC.,.'--
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
crpv,x CELEBRATION IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO Sept 19.-The German celebration
here to-day to raise funds fr the benefit Of the wounded
and he widows and orphans in the Fatherand, was
great success An immense military aud civic process
sion paaded the principal streets, WIN music and pan
Uer. 20 tLe public park where large cOncOurse OF
peore OF nations assembled 70 witness the exercises
orafi0us uoems singing and other Ieatytles occupied
the dpV In the evening there grand illumination
nd display OF fireworks
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

NrwOErs,ys SEPT l2FT s,,r-e ere - 20, Do1his In
ia - . irci-, 81 Cora -r. ltct, o. '!r 80 - c
0lts-0i.-aa tye--.. - loes ae br1 oes - lo hsy-
s4,.Fs I5se Ger h1 i5, . - - e. se on---sy ia 1r
LIE Hall ReInsi Iiouc.; K-gs, 1pas4e sut.r-Pnne ~
l!csIcs-tua .f.r llT li, Be 81 ~ tn-et, D. Z"
l7c Evchaage,terlg !olG, Sight st EsvYort rr-Dn
Gold, Is
20 HglcA MuIlDgs i1c ..
MrLv,rEEg et Fiorr urchsa-et whes' dal 81 ~ o. o'
No I. No. 3 tun; No B. J7c Com IpuusL hys
nominal H.s7 l o. 't. ~ So Irfyt;a u1c ngsL kee -
.Un bills l"r 5JQ0 hasl aeai sipneA's-''o 00A f"@I
ID. Ii
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

VERMONT.
q returns OF the election in Vermont, with

The returns Of the election in Vermont, with
o. small t,Uus to hear from, stewart, Republican
for Governor 1891 majority. II remaining towns gave
washburn. Republican, last yea 500 majority 30 the
Republican majority IN the STATE will vary little from
OOO which Will show an increase OF about oOO Oh inc
Republican majority Of last year.
We were lusled into printing in yesterdays TRIBUNE
the vote Of 1865 for Congress in the Ist District OF Yer
mont for that OF ls7O The vote with nine towns t. hear
from. stands for willard, Republican 9,'49; al others
sos; majority for willard 50 far 47o4. When the re-
turns are all in he will have about 1900 majority
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
SOLDIERS, AND SAILORS CENTRAL CLUB.

The Executive Committee of the Soldiers
and sailors, Central Club met at Room No. "a Cooper In
stute yesterday evening for the purpose OF making ar
r,ngenepts for thorough canvass In favor OF wood
.9 "a toof,nann There was full attendance Of
.slegates GEN Henry Z. Davies. IT., presided, and
epengl the meeting with an explanation OF the otHecs
~ -. Ur vas followed by Cols Hopper, bullafds
Mor"an and Others who urged various measures oaicu
lated promote the ri @ the fonmtte
acHrnrd to meet on Friday evening AZ ne same pace:
B Ths, we recognize the tron OF the ~ ePubleAh on
,.n AZ ssoga determined puross % MAINTAIN aas s
s o. Republican Insttuons 10 - A 10 a. ahu
of The Administration Of Gen Grant ani We cor
the Stewart l. Ho"iorl % - Once OF oo.
@ & . ny bSbsst esieuee this glorious s'Ae t BY hist ma
-s,ra remembrance OF the "fi'-s 0 We
- r,cbe the from thA state ~ baltic tae
struggle for Kansnuu 70 ,. Office
BY the late Repahhan s =
- aSseoa. and proper recognizing ns nen.s aa 49,
s.f.s. Grrnaa gho common Win MS count hsu A1'm
Iii a. eoupc to maintain good republic Aslns' AL
foomw within ~lthcEt o.-.,,.,, .b,,u
isS Thst We believe proper Rfpnhlean "e,en'ht houl
.rgrr 40 eseh nLrduil the ~ aes pos,no uo'l' 20
70 .aJ Therefore, irrec'c bnl c' in
c NAM su u sysca asoa WIN hAsh o~ 9'A'' lA O7- 'A
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
PERSONAL.

Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick, United States Minis
Ter 70 Chill arrived IN this city yesterday the Arizo
with his wife and family He has just recovered from
severe Illness, but viii be able 10 deliver during the Win
ter' the lectures which he has prepared He brings
"Ith nm the body OF Gen. Edwin Cook late Secretary u
Leauoh who dled In Chill from disease contracted in
southern prisous Gen. Cooks funeral will take place at
County.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
THE ENGLISH MISSION.

CHICAGO, Sept Especial correspondence
from Washington to The Chicago Rrenin0 Posi- says it
l. aseertaned from official sources that the President
bs rendered the English mission 10 a gentleman resid
10 I'M fue West who - better known for his literary
ltTfumsuts l4I try accomplishing nts than as an
M 70 plitcan. IL Is not known, however, whether he
All ACCEPT Or not, buI t4t presumption u tAat he WILL
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
PERsoNALITIEs-RY rELrGR,pI

Joseph W. Little Of San Frcncisco. the holder
ofthe has aosDt ehseare ra J Neslsry 10 ~,
glme for the silver e.aa ossay d lLs ia. q
Coast
The Hon. VIM. H. Miller Of Harrisburg Penn
LAWYER dsiActou orrrY lfor 0' Con disur
al r msrf yeas 1eci siia Ie Hris5ug Psro
del suddenly yeseriiy
William Mcdonald. one Of the pioneers 81
northern Eework aud rescc" AID Porr e'sn sd Al he
r..sur fss fa.HT af i NJ Neio1ad
ued Warna Colrty the st, lsgsiue i0 two terms
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
AsI,rrc ,lAprFrs


YoKoH,vA Iipan AVG here moierie busnes' cesg "a
cotton s..p, an d. nr OF gO14. rcse'eL ites
hai coneirrit of c.. 81 rue- E' the oenfnd "a
sacd Cosoa la4a- or rvls-st she former si-Aii
Fsney fi.1f ID 20 srtsneis "
sk in- haios Pres nomiaiT 81 qo -
though De- o;t. 90 laal' 80
bates huless BE- he A. srre tle stag ~ ~.
lit esc1.iseI s Vl ssrts n he fHnlni 81
1900 pc Tie u.ole o F-csi n ifsr ~ &c sufi qo<
.t-nls -Lll.rL. L.r.a.-e .-- PLrL. ~ tc
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
Gorernor ............. STEWART l.. WOODFORD, Kings,
LeHL- -Gorera0r ....... .sigismund Kaufman, EugA
coniroSr-.,.. ......... Abiah W. Palmer, Duiehe1A
canal CON- lFnn Term) .AbsnIom Nelson, Bris
canal Com. tshort TrmL Alex. BErkley. Washington.
STATE Prison IHlysator Ohm Parkhurst, Clinton
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

Dr. Gqsc'q Crt-r-h Rcfrcdy-F-o seas. 20 i-eursss
-ol H D.-- -.al Cd crH. b ~ 't le1 Al
l.e-. E 81 I.tr.E -. D.. l'a r-rs. IT, l'4-aio = J.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

Wc5di-g md rteitrr Crrds, Ttd s,rrT'-g Vote Pi2u
WA soAs ls4 lIos.4 Oi3 DJrsA CaU.ca
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
THE MAINE ELECTION.

PERIIAM, REPUBLICAN, ELECTED GOVERNOR BY
\ HANDSOME MAJORITY "A BEPUBLICAE
LEGISLATURE AND A FULL CONGRESSIONAL
DELEGATION.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

ALEXA'pCR- -DLO0DGOo.-on Tssisv 81. i-7o a. 'hs
of TO brides Dr. Oh Rev p l. Dave Ca le' g.
Alszluler % LIAR L. daughter OF Frera BOllool A % tls n
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

Congress md Gther Spritogp Water-.-D,2ot Cham
bea-... 80 s,-.-. q lt.s s..I on. .-.-s--
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
EEZZ-EEEI

AH No..ees Of Marriages must Be iadoyoed rith faIi
nnne md nd1Llas
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

Ar melted into thin a.r-into thin air:
the great Globe ITSELF
Is, with this ilsubs.antial psge-l., faded
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28

" .-lilN ~ OF 4. 81 1L13. . tfC. 7
$1,000 REWARD Is offered by che
proprietor Of DR.. Pierce's AIT Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery for a raed'
iciue that will equal Il In the curs af
all Diseases for which II 10 recommeu7
ed. For Bronchitis. severe Coughs,
and the eatlystakes Of Consumption,
Ii has astonished the medical faculty
by It's wonderful cures, aud hundreds
OF the best physicians pronounce y
tho greatest medical discovery. OF the
age. While III, cures the Cseverest
coughs It strengthnes the system and
puriHes tho blood. As a cure; for
Plmples.. on the face, Eruptipns,,
BIotches. ScrOfaloas diseases, '.Liyet
Complaint 3or- BllliOusness,t it hss
never been equSled. Solo by drug
gises. The Genuine has DR.. Pierce'f
private Governments Revenue Stamp
OnTthe outside wrappre. t9ioaG9 81
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28
MoIleakopS' q Bogessehutz

Hereby announse mat Nshey have opened a
new and fashionable. custom u,sde'boot and
shoe store, in Union Block. sscord St., near
the Fost ONCE, where they will 'alwaysseep
on hand and H.Apu facture to. order, in the
latest styles, yerythingln their line, including
gents ladies' ada misses, bsois andshoes oi
all grades. a
they proposes haApiag a stock ofeO0de tisat
will not suffer in comparison with that OF auy
g. ther establishment in the city, and yhichwill
bo sold at the lowest living Iates. -..,,-E
All work warranted. None but skilinl
workms sn eNnploSed. ,jSf - N'hAA
Call and examine our stock and prices. Re
member the plSls, No. . uHIon Block, near
Post ofice. D. ~, \ uoY25 1869.
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This IS the most thorough blood purifier ye0
discovered, and cures all hunors from thD
worst Scrofula, 10 cOmmon eruption, Pims
pies and Blotches on the face, and seAly "
rough skin, which are such annoylna hsA~
ishes 10 many young persons, yield 30 tAo ~
Of 4 NW bottles OF this wonderful medlclNQj
From one 10 eight bottles cure Salt RheAlAs
krysipelaa, Scald Hend, Fling Worms. Boilss
Spaly Eruptons OF the Skin, 6erofulA eosSap
Ulcers and "Canker" in the mouth and stsms
Gch. II 10 Q pure medWinal extFNct Of native
roots and plants, combiuingin in harmony Ma
lures most Royereig gn curative pFoPofttoS
which God han instliled into The veesublN
kingdom for healing tho sick. p D
restorer for thp strength and vig0r Of the Syvs
tern. Those who are elargmd, sespleE, hAye
nervous apprehension or eafs or any % NE
AGsections gym ptomatic Of weakness, WI aho
convincing evidence OF its restorative pcNg :
upon trial II you feel dull, drowryi aeeAlt :
tated and desp0pdent, have hs4ASth HeA4 .
ache, mouth tastes badly In the froFnlaN ".
suffering from Torpid Liver OF "BiltiousueEA." !"
Ia many cares OF "Iivef Comb pihinc' c'iolhSla
part Of these symptoras are expstiensc& AZ
remedy for al such cares, Df. Piefoesb eBei-
den Medical Discovery has no equal rnet sh
fects perfect cures, leaving tfrp liver rffsesh.
led and healthy. For the cure of htbiiuall
Constipation OF the Bowels 1t ia ayadfer nd.
ing remedy, and those who havb uai6 ID Ior
this purpose areloud IN hs pralP o.. IN Bron.
chiai, Threat and Lung Diseases, it1iAs pro.
dnced many truly remark kable eurtb, WkSsD
othermedicines had ALLIED. Sold By @uRgislO
Laboratory OF R.V. FIERCE. M, H.,
jul 7 ls76iy 9m BufaYb, n. Y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28

Ar the last meeting Of ,Anrora
Lodge, s72 I. o. G.. T.. the following
resolutions were adopted. togNY'Nl
) ,Rsiolved, That this 'Eodss tenders
It's thanks to Mr.. W. ". Lawrance OF
Chlllicothe and J. B. Payne Of Hams
den, fol the able, aud Interesting adj
dresses, delivered by them oil, the
evening ofTharsday, 9lst inst4 stthe
Presbyterian Church. 7sro 1. .snnd
Resolted, 'That these resolutiors be
published In the Ninton Record and
Democratic EpqulrYr. hA.i,,r
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28

sMIrHs MgkcAETiLB COLLEGE,
Portsmouth, OHIO, prepares youngnen prac-
NcallYfOrsbs daties Of Me counting dom, BY
tsaching them Bselsskseping.. Writing, and
Business Arithmetie, and also furSNgeneral
,usiness.j yhere Is no clsas system-students
,An enter at amy tshfe. College permanently
ocated. Open day and evening. .
9Address q. W. sNifH, ftiAcipa. s1A
Rap. 10. 1889 VI q ..annLlS n
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Wv 49, l7T li!iIF0 lI.N = AZ IffS .I
guess who.' ''-
J. b. RANDALL lost or had his
pocket book, containing twenS
ty-dve dollars, stolen, at the
show last week. ,,-,, ,~. s..,. ,,r
Hon, A. j. SWAIN was SON.
struck last Monday. The
youngster that hit him weigh
ed twelve pounds. gpl ea, 10. 10 40 =.
TIE Enquirer never knows
what Is going on in Vinton
county until it learns it from
the Record. r.,. m
The Teachers Institute
meets at Macarthur, Monday,
August Is, See advertise,
n,nptaIoulnI 'dllo oo19bhae- en. anif9G
Iueut. '.r'ijai %
A YOUNG man who ought to
know says that sanded sugar
and painted faces are two
things that look better than
they taste. .,,,, g., ..., ..l's2' '.i,9' i.,'
COLIN. r, PORTER, j. B. Ran
dali, John Shiveley, Josiah
Brewster and Andrew Curry
are the delegates from Jackson
township to the Republican
County Convention. ...:a .'a's +.
LAST. Saturday as Mrs. Geo
Grow was mounting her horse
by a sudden movement Oh the
part of the animal, she fell
and was so seriously injured
that sheis now confinedto heI
bed.
ANY ono who can say "Shoet
and socks shock Susan" sil
times running, with rapidit!
Iand faultless pronunciation
will be. allowed to subscribe
for twice that number 6fshare'
| in the Gsllipolis, Macarthur 3
Columbus Railroad, ii immedi
ate application is made to !
B. Davis. p y v.- 10 VOC
The gentleman who advsr'
tised for a lost pen in las
weeks Record recovered" i
within lafsw hours after tn,
paper was circulated in town
II vas found by. aolittle son o
Andrew Ross, who returnedll
to its rightful owner. ~.
"A gentleman whose farm "
advertised for sale a few week
since informs us that the at
vertisement secured easpur
chase.l = y q : ..al ..,'s,o o 3, .il,r
If you lose anything, Q
want to'buy oresell anything
]if you have any wants tha
lyou wish made known to thu
public, advertise in the RECORD
TaE same ne . old three car
monte man who was here las
year with Bryan's circus wa
here last week with Camp
bells. By, the : way, the tw
are one and the same troupe
Hefound q anumber OF person
who were green enough to9be
with him,and Of course they loE
their MONEY jackson town
slip, tits said, lost,a thousan
dollars. The figures, We thinl
are overstated, but q humble
of citizens of that sstownshi
contributed literally to 8 see
the Telephant," and had the
curiosity satisfied andsl4hei
nooka Of hooka am nftad h3ssli9 ,.
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doNa EAST.

The NiRht Express going West steps at
scott'a, Vincent, Big Run Athens. Mineral
CITY, zsleski, Hamden, ChillleOthe, Greenfield,
BanchesLer aud Loselandi the Night Express
going East stops al LoVelAnd, Greenfield
ChlllIcothe, Hamden Athens, and Scott s
Landing only. Fast Lines will stop AZ Lover
land, Manchester, Greenheld, Chilllcothe,
Haindsn, Atnensand SCOTS Landing
Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
will leave Hamden at 8 90 Am. and 4O pm.
arriving at Portsmouth a. 10 50 m, and ?:
m, Returnngtrains will leave Portsmouth at
90 am. and l2 5op.m., arriving at Hamden
atl2 0o m, and 40 pm, gr. .4IJgogJs
Trains connect a. I,oveland for all points on
the Little Mann Railroad, md At the Iudianep:
oils and Cincinnati Railroad Junction for all
80 -. - W. W. PEABODY, u
.rt Master Of Transportation.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28
We are informed chat on last

We are informed that on last
Sunday week a party Of men
and womeD went to Macedo-
mia M. E. church, in Jackson
township. while a class meet.
ing was being held; and COM
nenced cursihg and abusing
those Who were worshiping
there. An attempt was made
to arrest them without success,
and the rioters succeeded in
breaking up the meeting. A
warrant was then sworn out
before Esq Magee and placed
in the hands Of Constable Fitz,
gerald. He attempted to ar
rest Mrs. Thomas Anderson,
and her daughter, Joseph Rose
and d son Of Kaihsr WOLFE
They resisted with fists, clubs
and pitchforks, and Beat Of
the officer and Thomas Tat
man, who was assisting him.
Thomas Anderson, his wife and
daughter we're afterwards ar.
rested and taken befote Squire
Clark, on the charge of resist
ing the officer. Tie b women
plead guilty and were fined
1876 each. Anderson was bound
over for his appearance at the
next term Of court in the sum
of $500. Rose and Wolfe are
still at large. There were O
namber Of others engaged in
this disgraceful affair, some o.
whom have been arrested and
bound over for their appear
anee at court, but our ourrElff inform, o0rrmu,
ant was unable TO give rs Us tfhsil
names. o.ns .E ~ ! .-n-l n.nna
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28
Notics a6' aohsrs. )

TIE BOARD Of School Exsmiaers for Vim
on County will meet at the Union School
House, 10 MeAptbsaEeegthe ist and srd' 'satur'
Asyof March, April, May, September, October
and November and,the lst Saturday, in Jana
cry, February, June. July, August, and De-
ssmber, in each near; Examinations to com
mence at ten o'clock. A.. N. Satisfactory evi
dsnce Of good moral ehatacter ~iil berequlret
nslfcases. A Zee of6o een,sis required b,
law tom each sRpliaeRt. rvr & frrv9
III M. 4. BARRfs, Chm, 1Bosrd- o
J.a HUM, Clerk, School
l.. o. PERpUE. Examiners
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28

Knoxville, 'Tenn., January 2s, 1868.
Mrssas. PsrroE wALros oo.--Gentlemsn:
have been suffering from loss Of appetite
for one month- 'Threedoses Of your celebra.
.ed Roback's Bitters entirely restored my
health. and / would. cheertaIly recomead
them 10 all suffering with dyspepsis and loss
OF appetite. Very Truly. t.s'a '79a'' %
.5..tt J.H. .BENRY. Auctioneer.
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HoT days make lazy people.


Transfers Of Real Estatsfin
Vintonl County for the week
ending j aly ~ 1870,
Lewis Mihef 70 Horace Y. wilson,
in.iot 4, HEmdch, tsoo. ~ ''.4''
! Wnliam .smith -to1 Dsvid Dearth,
lso acres. jackson tps taSo0 6 -
William DOles 70 Thomas and
james Ray, Il aetes, Hatrlsop tp,
SASo.I 9hi o. iohs7 iHa4}g' 81 p,
10 THOMAS Mccrty toMArthaJ Dud-
ley, in-lot 19sc czaleskL e7o9. .noill +
Zaleski Co to Paddle McGOody, In
lot SO. ZaleikL tSS -
Jeremiah Barnes to wiiIisafAc cdee,
80 scrss, YlnlOa tp4 el.1SN'p 51oY !
William, r.; Felton,, TO- AargaTet
Brown, in-lot i3S McASthur, 40.
Il .rHHf 4 a ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28

7 "Coming to their NIilk." ~
la prominent Democrat Of
ChinicotRe and rohs oofythe
leading colorsd q men Of the
same city pacaded our streets
oa the day. Che circus was
here, wrapped in a2brotKsHs
embrace, each having an arni
around the other, and itak1ng
tHeif drinks together regular
". Tie Democrat being twit.
ted about the fact replied that
the fifteenth Amendment had
passed. Such is the power d
suffrage TO the Democratic
n,sndG lI si2al5 .gillUG9d ban
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28
N. Y @. H.. r. TIAIETABLE,

On and after Sunday, June t2th, trsins will
run as follows; The cicnclnnah Expresl
runs dailyi all other tfa hs daily Sundays ex-
ceptod. w ~4A - ~ - ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28
McArthur Hack,

ON and after May Is. 1870. the McArthur
SHsck VIII rnn between. Macarthur and the
or West. fsr TATNAN A DIf,IIjN : :
msyes sm .g5lfslEl-l Proprietors.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28

READ the new advertise.
ments. ' ~ 80
rul To +. rIttfa1- IL l.aaI.I ~
EvERaREENs-those who do
not take their local paper. =,
How to geta foothold-t take
a boot jack. ssf ti" 81 ~ ,si aa7
THE acknowledged handsom.
est lady in ,Yint9n county is
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-28
tsepOrtOt the Macarthur Union
Schools for the year ending

sepOgtot the Macarthur Union
!, SCHOOLS for the year ending
NnmbGrjdf different pupila enrolled
ASs4aPg ssriRg sSaSes sAs Ssst S.icasiSs
\ during tpe year. o, .,.,ss. ,ry. 1881
Average daily attendance. .,,... .269
Average daily absenceI .1s2W. hg:le
Per .centpm Of pupils enrolled over
hfteeh yearsof age. on! .I...., IA
Average num6erOf pupils under eight
Namber OF pupils IN school iels than
TWO mohths during the year, 4 Ia
No. or cases OF tsrdtness reported du-
..ring the year. Joa. bs.. ;,.t{. ..640
No. of cases oftruancy reported >. 10
No. orflslts from patrons during the
rsSr Sess sen,um of attendance On ayaia$. ;l
number belOhgihgs Z. ag!: :hass6
July II, 1870. 80 bH9N 80
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bsAl, HOUSE about fourgmiles
southwest Of, ,cMcArthut, occu.
pied hy Elisha HI art, was de.
stroyed by fire last Monday
morning. Mr.. Hart Host lalloof
his furniture. The house, we
understand, wasIlths property
of9Ro g.. Allenda1 Of czaleski.
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atropIi.ed ana uecay cd. But such as remain
can 30 saved for useiu lness BY this application.
Instead Of -ihullag ths hair with q pasty sedl-
ment, ID will keep ~ cleaE, and vigorous. It's
occasional use Will prevent the hair from
turning gray or falling OF. and consequently
prevent. baldneAe. Free ffom those deleteri"
oIis stibstances which make some prepara-
lions dangerous aud INJURIOUS TO the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm II. II
WantAd m erclv fof n
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A YOUNG man who was work.
ing for james Johnson, Philip
McCarty, we believe, is his
name, met with a severe sccl-
dent last Saturday. He had
Just finished a stack Of hay, let
his pitchfork slide down the
side of the stack with the point
sticking upward, when he care
lessly slid down after 1t, rVa,
ming the prongs Of the fork. in,
10 the fleshy part of his, thigh
making two ugly wounds, He
came down with such force thal
the prongs i.of, the foEkwyert
bent in his flesh, and the han,
die broken short off, DR.. Bairt
dressed the wounds, and Nc
Ca.ty is getting along as com
fortablyi as could be expected
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4 blessing which 10 at
once agreeable, heRlthy
and etiectnai for rreserv
ing the hair. Faded OF
gray harris soon restored
g. Its original color with
the gloss and freshness
Of youth Thin hair ls
thick ened, falling hair ID
checked, and badness
often, though notalwaya,
cured by itS use. Moth,
ing can restore the hair
where the folioles ara
daatPovNd, or the glands
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The Temperance meeting st
The Presbyterian Church, last
Thursday eveninglwas well at
tended, and the audience was
highly entertained with a very
interesting address by Capt.
WV. Lawranceai of Chilli.
cothe. The other speakers
announced failed to onmake
their appearance, but at the
conclusion of Capt. Law.
RANGES remarks, Mr.. James B.
Payne, Of Hamden, was press
ed into the service, and made
alshort, earnest address, direct
edspecially to moderate drink
ers.' The friends .ofytemper.
ance are well pleased with the
success ofltheir meeting, and
desire to present their acknow.li
ed ments 3 to oothe speakers
above mentioned fortheir able
remarksln favor OF theG cause
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Lost

9ilAlfsw days ago, d gold sissvs
huttons ornamental work,, with
red coral set on Il. edf6s Per.
son finding II, WHIP be 1,s3srb,sy
rewarded by leaving II atahe
Reccfd o ficswoli sii 10 soasTg
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r,ARps, LITTER HEADS. INvELoPEs.
" Bill Heads. Posters, etc., pripte4 On shos
nofce y, this efice. We have the hstsse aud
~ as sSuntF, aud SO r-Tr>skT