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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Passenger Station ia New Yors cora Il Tvsny,.r.n and
f''T'A; T%irs he' fE&y E. NV IVY YORK -
For New i,yea and nd, BISstP%r EIh h'l H. N" ''h'
fol & isS str ss2,ir Faitia Soaiipo l. '
For s ss ~ as HI n, las b., Er, 's 40
go 70, i 3 snf 50 ~ SO, 4,o $50
tsr 80. s!;r 1h1 rs CO. s ss rs IS sfi PIN .ai
Por Greenwich and intermediate stations l. ~ m Hi'' '
SO ssn ~ Mi aa' Iea,. T-.n,y-.,h Ne~Ys for
B'''"' VIA both Sp"'Gstss s Ee; fsS TRANS
For B B. on y. sE",sf's lib and
For Hartford and Springfield. a. N E5 ';~ m I" h'H'"
fdT Newport L. lsp M tEr connecting with ..'O'
hi Tg1 east S 1--WE, krcsd H. RIP honss.
Fs r. !. PfpSispes r.At R.lro. s,m '
kkors Llns Railway, ssA n TO hof'1es anu riO''' ~
For Ss..is1sn and northampton Railroad s- NJ 81" N 70
Ng goT HoaS.asit R,irssd' and
For For b ba:.1f I'D si saI. s1c. s
70. "Ss s..Sss c. ,.esd 70 a.. also s1s
Line DAME JANE. Ron 6 81 'aefa
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD .. leave InT .,.ess
c G sss, hii p;..ss CO kr; Chicago Ss,
dt 2 %. "a %:fs Express. A
hG. F s' EsS D .1 i ssp fs. SassA w
TOYS srI ssI III Pc Flp VIII spnse, attached for CHI
ego u. K,S,d. S Ls.,. y. IaS as 81.
Bu1.lO and Rochester 0hi' tram vi" leave
''nfi III m Night Erprs. Sleeping carr atAsAed
IN m Poughisepsie tram
~. .,d M M F rs s r....s st train.
s n 10 os and NJ l:9o 10 t2s s:le as ,sd ll;@
ps. n sasdsy train for PosrhL.,pss ,
New Yori Sept, TO- 1870.
NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT OF
y coRrIiSDTsT-Fo WEST PHIL ADELPIA a. $50 And sS
1o e s3 = sq BAIT NOR f% s r%SAssfSGTos
s.Fa; s tU n and s 70 fo s"
70 The NJ.
to Lynhbu without change For the EsI ". @ ~. .@b.
and ran .IroSsS nom New Yors P.sgIsh CnE
s. Louis and c S. . .ss s :ss
asa, 81 e Lou and Chicago -ihoa, nfe for sale
foo :. =. 3 and Ds'' jRcssoS
II pEp0T IN TRw-YoRK. Of Losr'y-a sOra h,.t
;; n II. sax SeYS Fox rI AID
SEE 80 q; q, 10, 10, :s 80 IS 80 ~ SO ' SO TO, 1ss 100
IS W iiSs Fox FOR WEST BIRozs 500 s, 1s
n p BALDWIN, Gss. Passenger Agent
NTEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
d..o, e es ,.r 81 T-snty .Ih ct FoartSs follows,
49, &c.. ss,.,: hI Tacr:..
VT C. BUCkHOUr. supenslesdest
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
FALL. AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COnmensnE MONDAY October H. ls1o ron Roosevelt and "
as. n, MAI for p.ieb.sus
m, Accommodation for Babylon. -, ..a Ere
3.0p n EIPrsss for P.iehosas. VIA stage :" bs"'P'
.0n n IsEp Accommodation Saturday. arOsGh P''es's"
$50 m. Babylon Accommodation
$50 m. Aernci Accommodates. A.. ,o...et AT VALLEY
The % .aa 10 . and $50 .ad $50 N h,S' e"'''
II. 30 and 10 a. n .ae $50 ,sa .Op trains ''a'' ''"'
b"'.H i'' h'nP"s.a G w. DOUGLAS, sspsnssssasst
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Antiion Sales of Real estate.
BsSJ ?. FAIRcaiLD, Aucioneet
RY V. X. STEVENSON, son q Co.
Onee No II Pnerst
unless prevouv Of by private sale a. sh 'n"e"h
On THURSDAY, Der. =,
AtRo'olocl At BIehange SslosrooH,
No IN BradgaV.

(So Tosponsmen account o. hai ueh'herJ .x
POSITIVE SALE OF THE ENTIhB bbocN
BOUNDED BY PIFrH-AvE. (Cenral Psrkl, MADISON-
AVE-, SEVENTY EIGHTH and SEfENT1 -h''ii
STs comprising tLirty-fou building LOTS, ana hhs INC
GRAND sEyENTY-NINTH-ST. entrance 10 oens r's
This block considered by competent Juos inc
choicest hue Of the PARK IL Is the only wh"ie "n '
puhas adapted immediate In pro'emen'i r"'"
ave.. Seventy eighth and Sevent, -nnth-sr' '
ana tie streets the toi paved s'h Noon
Belgian pavement Madison cars as rnihs ny A. '
Eighty-sItbst
location high, dry, and healthy, OVERLOOKING me
abandonment roon Of The Central Park. The sale will he
postive.o The block will he offered ns whole, " se'uP
pee whe II not viii be sold in single lots Inc e
ind 2ube Seventy per remain desired on bono am
MARRIAGE nv five wears Zach ard lot with eah and every
rear restricted every lot in the boeh on e norm se
Of sventynht st. securing beyond contingency an uneN-
ne ghbohoo and magnificent improvement f'e'
wishing TO buy entire property before the day fred for selling at
auction nav spply to DUN, BARLOW g. Co.. No. 3o' Broad
way; o the Aucuoneers,
V. X. STEVENSON, son q co,
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matbinsrp.
Boaro ano Rooms.

pOARD-Elegantly and freshly furnished
ID ROOMS " West Fifteenth Al moderate pfees for gepIs
ssh family, reference gwen aud required
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, WashnetOn-st.
" ocupyng sqasre from spdagk.A boos B
o. ROGERS Proprietor
DLEASANT HOME for the Winter, with
BOARD -.str Of Rooms on second toOI r Gentinan
Fanl. Tbo willing pay for good will
sesse call A. Bat kntbs between UyerspAoe
X freIoes eIclstgeL
WANTED-MOdeTate price, but respectable
w BOARD frs gentleman f-' little gs 10 so
rooms yoa floor Of for iur1hel Tor epng
she- ibis city Bfoo.yH WlsmsbuIgh J.ny CITY Harlem
Aa4s. giving location ALI pnoe, BoBsOS. Tnbsls Oaos
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Glarble ano Slate Hlaniels.

lflarble ano Slate Alaniels.
ENAMFLED SLATE MANTELS.-Pl Plain,
Il prices from 10 10 % AID ap~AL
kso ATE q every sescnpHon plain and ornamental
PERRHYE sLATf 90 No 20 West Eighteenthst.,
Between Ffth and sIth-tvea
NARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rlch
M spd eeFasi cegRs from 50, el2 Sl1, EP 70 IA y. n
tTENAkT Co. 66 SIthsse. bet Thirty ths and IhifIsbn'N
- KLABER & Co.'S Marble Works, 223 West
~. Brovsy and shave Marble and haTbiEed Atats
CEesperl ctJ.
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forses, Carriages, Sarness, &f.
MORTGAGE SALE. A
"A. JAMES JENKINS. AUCTIOsBEh, 40
will eel at
Public Auction
WEDNESDAY, nov. %,
AT llOCLOCK 4. NJ, AT

l. BIOWERS LIVERY STABLE,
I25TH.ST BETWEEN 9Th AND 5TH-AVESt HARLEM
GOODS REMOVED FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A LIVERY STABLE,
CONSISTING Of
Hors l hands b. Rh sr and seven yesrs oH 10
gether vii Cabriolet, Doodle Harness, etc
Wagons. Rckswsv Phsetons single spl
Double Alaus Sgls single, and Double Boggy
Express ni ~orL Harness Wolf Bar Fsi
Coon anl Bad er Robes Whip HaieIs surngi-s Stable utenh
etc. - ....,..,
SALE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE
Goods removed Immediately sfer sale deposit required non q"
n B-rms ENTIRE STOCK MUST BIZ SOLD WITHOUT
RESERVATION.
BY orcr Of
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9ituations Uanteo--Males.

A GENTLEMAN of education and OF the
n 49,, .~,-hh,I =, A..ver Neisurg BY professor,
desires make ENGAGEhtN VIZ Serico or suth Amer
fub.r p,ucuss address NJ h. care OF Hs Aysf :" we
L. =. Mint. PHILADELPHIA -, ,,,,z,,,
DARM HANDS at Bowling green.-PlERCE
60 h,T, eonn.ny hand srst e.s- s~-as' uea'' e"'@
and Easlish, ,so. Mses.ne. Sosssse. S-,>e-e,' ---
cCOTCHMAN and wife, Enellshman and Wlte,
MI and Hoaseksel Just siTed van; sIIIA
~ art r xn West o. Ina at tbs Agency Of PIERCE
Co Borhng green
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NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD
N nrp0T IN ERwYoRK Of nbsrty.a North h,ef
Ca q s10 gssssss" VA" s IN srwSR%
% $50 5s TOO s:l5 ssA, s.S $50 le;Dt ~ a:oo
200 100 80 zoo $50 500, $50 $50 $50 7'"' 1fs wv"
so W. INV {oRx FOR WEST BERaEs-A 500 $40, 7is,
- Ia a. !. 40 70 go 7:+0, 800, l0st3, n
49, wv - - 0'~~' K \ superintendent
n p BALDWIN, Gea Passenger Agent
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felp Uanteo.

felp Uanteo.
DVERTISEMENT CANNASSERS
n waited. liberal terms A. NlNohNI, be a. IL IN o1s
ADY AGENTS WANTED in every town In
-. Irited s,aieA 70 article u.si exclusively b. ~ send
for 49, = .-,.
WANTED, a number of intelligent, compc-
w eat Men as CANv ASshRs for the sale OF "er.sf
wilson Sewaz Mschses Apply at III bosd~ayi e0ief - Lily
.rth betseen and 100
w ANTED-An OFFICE BOY, who resides
w at home; SALARY % -ppy Al Room . y In -.
from 3 10 10 o to-day
OAA EXPERIENCED WEANERS wanted for
sDsVD dn,nt Females aud fswiuss p.crrf ."
PiRR,B Co, Bsxhag green. Also - ryOo.eD a. " ..~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14

ONE of the most singular re
ligious movements Of the day
in London is carried on by a
converted prize fighter named
Ned Wright. He has been in
the habit of giving suppers at
his own expense to thieves Of
both sexes-the indispensable
and only requisite for admis-
sion being evidence that the
candidate has been convicted
of thleving. After a good,
substantial supper, Ned ad.
dresses the company, detailing
his own history in thieves
slang, and exho. ting his hear
ers to abandon their present
course of life. He has done 8
great amount of good in this
way, and has undoubtedly
,sowed much good seed" which
will hereafter spring up and
bear fruit. Lately Ned has
been addressing other audi
ences of a higher class, bu
his words have of course les,
EeAect upon them than upor
those with whose ways ant
thoughts he has a better &C
quaintaince. He is declared
by all the papers to be tn,
least Objectionable of the re
viyalist preachers, and h
makes parade of his forme
lille only to show his audience
that there is hope for all, he o.
fends none bya pretense of su
'perior virtue and goodness.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14
SATURDAY JULY 80, 1870,
ATo o'cLocK:P. M.

The several townships will be entl,
tied to one delegate for every twenty
five votes cast for Hayes for Govern
or. and one delegate for each fraction
OF IL and over. The following is the
number Of delegates for each town,
ship, respectively: Eagle ., Swan 0,
Elk 10, Harrison 2, Vinton 2, Brown
4. Madison 6, Richlapd 4, Wilksyille 5
Knox 2, Clinton 5, Jackson 8. The
Convention will nominate one can
didate for County Treasurer, two for
Commissioner, one for Sheriff, one for
CoroRer.
The convention will also appoint 3
delegates to the State Convention to
be held at COLUMBUS, AUGUST, 10.
Also Z delegates to the Congressional
Convention to be held at PORTS
MOUTH, AUGUST IL. Also Z delegates
TO the judicial Convention to be held
at PORTSMOUTH, August II. Also z
delegates to attend Convention to
nominate q candidate for State Board
of Equalization.
The Convention Will also appoint a
Central Committee, and will transact
such other business as will come be-
fore IL.
BY order Of Central Committee.
FRANK STRONG, President.
J. A, FELTON,, Secretary.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14

TABTTHA MoGATH OF whom
we gave an account lately in
the Record as being probably
the oldest woman in the State
(being over 109 years DID,
died in Circleyille on the 4th
Of July last. We extract the
following from the Circleville
Union:
Tabitha McGath the Oldest
citizen of this county and per-
haps the oldest woman in The
State, died at her residence in
Deercreek township, on Thurs.
day last at the advanced age
Of one hundred and nine years
three months and twentyssix
days. Her maiden name was
Johnson. She was bern in
Sussex county, Nd, March u,
1861, married VIM. McGath IN
1881. In 1909 they moved to
Kentucky, and from there to
Deercreek township, in this
county in 1910, where she has
resided ever since. She was
the mother Of eight children,
only three of whom are now
living. Two were buried in
Maryland, and three in. the
burying ground at Williams.
port in this county. Her grand
and great grand children, mum.
bered one hundred and eight.
A Presbyterian by birth and
early education; a Methodist,
in her first church connection,
she died a member Of the
Christian Association, a good
woman. Her husband pre-
ceded her about twenty-three
years. Her mind had remained
clear and active during more
than a century, and only lost
its power about a year ago,
when she began to exhibit
childish proclivities. Thus has
passed away one of the first
settlers of Pickaway county.
When she came here sixty
years ago she hardly expected
to live to see such a develop
ment in this county, SO much
wealth and luxury. She had
outlived her generation so
long, that but for her family
she would have been standing
alone in the world, solitary
monument of the far past
The last links are thus broken
that bind us to the past.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14

This is the most thorough blood purifier vet
disco vered, and cures ali humors from the
worst Scrofula, TO common eruption. PIN
pies and Blotches on the face, and scaly or
rough kin, which are such annoying blem.
lshes to manyyoung. persons, yield to the use
OF few bottles Of This wonderful medicine.
From one to eight bottles cure Salt Rheum,
Erysipelaa, Scald Head, Ring Worms. Boils,
Scaly Eruptons Of the Skin, Scrofula Cores,
Ulcers and "Canker" In the mouth and StCm.
ach. II is pure medicinal extract Of native
roots and plants, combinlngin in harmony Ma
tures most sovereign curative properties,
which God has instilled into the vegetable
kingdom for healing the sick. IL ls a
restorer for the strength and yigor OF the sys
tenn. Thos who are languid, sleepless, have
nervous apprehensio1s or fears, or any OF the
affections sym ptomatic ofweakness, will fnd
convincing evidence of Its restorative power
upon trial II you feel dull, drowsy, dehll-
tated and despondent, have frequent Head
ache, mouth tastes badly In the morning, ir'
regular appetite and tongue coated, you are
suffering from Torpid Liver or "Bliousness"
In MANY cases Of oliver Complaint" oily
part Of these symptoms are experen ,ed. As
a remedy for All such cases, DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery has no equm as 1t eff
fects perfect cures, leaving the liver stregth.
ened and healthy. For the cure Of Habitual
Constipation OF the Bowels 1t rs never iall-
ing remedy, and those who have used 1t for
this purpose are loud IN Its praise. In Bron-
chial, Throat and Lung Diseases, ii has pro-
duced many truly remarkable cures, VIII ere
other medic cnes had failed. Sold by druggists
at 81. per bottle. Prepared at the Chemical
Laboratory of r. v. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
jul 7 1870 ly 9m Buffalo, N. Y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14
ONE hundred and nineteen

ONE hundred and nineteen
those those of alsp % SSad Cincin,
natl, refg|.s5A ahoBgAdheir re-
sources on the 9th of June the
following cash items: Specie,
S75,5S5; legal. tenders, $2,S62,.
O32; fractional currency, S94,-
337; three per cent, $685. 900.
The Liabilities include $15,O0O,.
900 capital, $13, 900, 1000 Nation
al bank notes, and S14,6OO,OOO
of deposits. 'e1
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14

The Republicans of the
Nineteenth Congressional Dis
trict have nominated for re'
election the Hon. James A.
Garfield. The nomination was
unanimous, and was deserved
compliment to one Of the most
faithful and honest men in
Congress.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14

We understand that Red
Cloud, the Indian chief, feeling
that his reputation as an ora.
tor has been questioned by an
article in the Jackson Stand
ard, has challenged d. Mack
ley, the editor thereof, to de
bate with him. Question, "Car
any good come out of the Bot
tomss'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The Republican voters of the sever
al counties composing the, 18th con-
Eressional district, are requested to
send delegates to the nominating con-
vention to be held at the court house
In Portsmouth, on
Wednesday, August IL, 1870,
At IL o'clock A. M.
The ratio of representation will be
one delegate for each two hundred
votes cast for Gov. Hayes at the last
October election, and one delegate for
each fraction Of one hundred votes or
over.
This ratio will give the several coun-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14
THE Enquirer is anxious to

The Enquirer is anxious to
know why Hope Furnace 90.
didn't employ white laborers
instead of negroes. For two
very good reasons: they didn't
employ the laborers, and could
not have found white men to
do the work if they had. If the
Enquirer will send twenty-fv
good hands to Hope Furnace
they can obtain steady employ
ment. Come, now, send on
your white men who are seek
ing employment.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14

LEWIS DERRAD, a Catholic
priest, with. connections in
Baltimore, was last week rob-
bed of 355 francs by a conf.
dence man. He expected to
sail for Europe.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14
Remember the Union Soldiers

Remember the Union Soldiers
The Boston Transcript says
that a young class orator at
Harvard, last week, having sad
personal reasons to know what
the war of the Rebellion cost,
and honoring an ancestry that
pledged life, fortune and sa-
cred honor to the cause OF
American liberty, commented
in just terms upon the danger
of forgetting the glorious ex-
ample of those who gave them.
selves to save their country
One OF his sentences should be
treasured for its significant
and aimed rebuke. He said
"With some, so strong seems
the desire to burn out the
seeds of bitterness in the
South, that they would gladly
sacrifice the very head. boards
of our Northern soldiers tt
kindle the blaze"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14

The position OF the Demo-
cratic party upon the subject
of tariff is not endorsed by one
in every ten of the laboring
men of this district. The De-
mocracy know it; they see
many of their leading men
growing lukewarm, and the
rank and file declaring that
they will not vote for a party
which pses its best efforts to
break down a business which
feeds thousands OF mouths in
the district. The Democracy
are in despair. Their alliance
With the British manufactur-
RS is not approved by the
people, and the old party in
this section of country is go.
ing to Styx. Something must
be done, and something, dear
reader, is being done. The ev.
erlasting negro, worthy veter-
an Of Democratic horror, whose
picture has been the first, last
and only hope of that party
for 10 these many years, is
again brought forward, the
forlorn hope for rallying the
faithful for one more campaign.
This is an old dodge. Fol
years their only principle has
been ''nigger." No matter what
question was before the peo.
pie, they were invited to for
get all things, and remember
only the nigger. Behind hi:
black yisage they excused theil
stealings in peace and lheil
cowardice or treachery in war
And, now, at the commence.
ment of a new campaign, VIC
observe that the Enquirer o
this place as well as the Other
Democratic papers in tn,
district, have got him mixed il
with the tariff, and @tariff, mig
ger, niger, tariff, nig-tar-ger-
Tiff" is the whole burden Q
their song. 1t won't do, gen
tleman; we'll take our taril
straight" The niger ha
nothing to do with that ques
ton, and We imagine it will b
o long time before the Democ
raey will rally this district fc
free trade by nigger,coating i
Col. TTrus, a aawell know
Kansas border ruffian, was lat,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14

\ aTnE ruling passion Spot.
ted Tail stole the tassel to the
fan Of the wife of the British
Minister while in Washington.
1HEY have been firing cam
non in the fields near Paris, to
bring on a rain.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14

Made of Poor Rum, WhisksH Proof
Spirits and refuse Liquors doctored,
spiced and sweetened to please the
taste. called "Tonics" "Appetizers,"
"Restorers," &C., that lead the tippler
on to drunkenness and ruin, but arc
a true medicine, made from the nas
tive roots and herbs of California,
free from all Alcoholic Stimulants.
They are the GREAT BLOOD PURI-
FIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN0I-
PIE, a perfect renovator and invigor-y
ator of the system, carrying off all
poisonous matter, and restoring the
blood to healthy condition. No peri
son can take these bitters according to-
directions, and remain long unwell.
800 win be given for an ineura-
Bile case, provided the bones are not
destroyed by mineral poisons or other
means, and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point OF repair.
For Inflammatory and Chronic
Rheumatism, and Gout, Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, Bilious, Remittent
and Intermittent Pevers, Disease Of
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder,
these Bitters have been most success
full. Such Diseases are caused by
Vitiated Blood, which is generally
produced by arrangement Of the Di-
gestive Organs. r2~
Cleanse the uilated blood whenever you hnd
hs impurities bursting through the skin In
pimples. eTuptiOns or sores: cleanse II when
you find 1t obstructed and sluggish In tho
VEINS: cleanse II when itis foul, and yonr feel
ings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure
aid the health ofthe system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other worms, lurking in tho
=, stem OF so many thousands, are efiectualiy
destroyed and removed,
In bilious, rem,ttent and intermittent fe-
vers, these btters have no edinI For fill ,iirec-
tions read carefully the circular around each
bottle, printed in four languages English,
German, French and spanish. t...
J. WALKER, Proprit tor, SO Commerce 81.
A.. X. II MCDONALD 4 CD,
Druggists, and general agents, San Francisco
and Sacramento, California, and ~ 4 -
Commerce ST., N. y.
AB-soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEALERS
jul7 1904
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14

WIGFALL, the once noted
Texan politician and secession.
lists is now in Colorado, min
ing.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-14

MARIETTA has formed an in
corporation for the manufac>
ture of Agricultural Works,
capital $4,000. gl9I sie