davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-03-07

7r.t::!ed asd auata:!ea.vEe 70 az dr:r2,dto 5l2s
fnr t1trs ct 2bfnr Nr ]. RED to 81 u for no. 14n
srru W es.t-1- Hpash3 eth Tho EAst<ra uafkn
L.tEa hale1l4l dstups i Anticipated !. tkc .ts9 j.
y ~ g. ,s n1G i, III lii er t2y toes We Int
~ io{pps; Calbor ~ c1I.'1a ul =: ~ NJ,
Ia ! es;ts;s II i! r. st.s: .s.se
~ .re,uj ou. s3Ea: *Ierhant OF, u d oeaaf2* o
81 y A13h x.,-. =, 80 n, d-rssed chickens It
i.a E. Il Sc: "a b, ii '3kr: ~ y. u IL:
! tsa : g. fas Z. sse.ta s0a
10: 5ss1 "a III, e 20 T. i ~ d!s..5 asfa.
=, AN. a:dsx i 6 %: dog dres*ed seefe y ea'S
adsn Ct bu chcice ". Z s. ~
,to,e =: * u hl 4oe: ear diEd u ee s] =
Tr,T On frnet. &c. ,..A ~. .,r.-ed nri-ea
, 1870-03-07
DR.. BtgelOW,

CopAdtuttj PnytIe5.n formerly ef St fouts hss fef
the isst pue Year. been oc11rd in this e at No. l1p
south Cafk-s corner Of Aoaroe. Chicago, LII and It
net uueh Aey that he cue Of the naoss aueto.
u rtas hsosess In city trx ratrs the aseaea he Nd
vvrtss to tIe.t tend Tot hs nouthy medical saces
and Gutde 10 Hen trAtI II dise1+es o. The te1sa
Aso due.sea lecuua1 TO feaals. 1on thinf tho WIT
pe4 al TIE ere14tst of tho ta3 worth
Aeaftiul pefm.t sent 70 ny saAs.t isee q tnssEs
SnpdaJs. 9 to :. M U.n. O. sadzrsa Dr. @. A1GK-
BtxI1 flhfc1frL
, 1870-03-07

Sautheru Rail ~ Tor F-orrsrr lat WIRE h his
Gl-su tLcfrAAe Of 1l4&.x. ovea Feofu4F5 q 16s2
Il n'er'at teducsou 10 tnc wo11ing e13epIel Il
ESQ khpuE,
, 1870-03-07
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING, Ms8tn s.
The Following table ahoHs the receipts md ship
uerts Of pEuouce At this point during tho past
rwepty-tour hours:
, 1870-03-07

REV YonE. Ma1rh s.-The market IL ezecsdinnr
c,tt. with hut very iftte hnsr e.s W.nressu Hsnts
brown, t.esch-d. and blue afe ulsteadY: AuEnsts
IlLld LtrabarEs. 4 nc: Maryland Al. Hc; New fet&
Mill cotttp4des, S7&c-
, 1870-03-07

FURs-YA Aes of II II A5scu; li0 raEcoan 4 SD
c: E1 nuakrAt1 II l41; - kits It &c; .skunk II t
AY-Tbe hay nartet eenaae. dIa ~ Tsaf; s., ~ 4
; pIsifte p4rtscd. - 0oaa %; tlnaathy, loose sa
watou, iii Ntal4tu: pr11ie loose on Wasou- - 0N8
HiDks-hessi1ed.. .HaIsA ~; shippea. - ~ =
There Vnr fsit jocI and H8sttr1 denh1d tor ltdtd
.oday acd tie market rulcd ttetdy Previous t.tee
Iep,1t fslow,: CITY sre.1 6Tieh
CD hsavT 95kaioc gresn ssltcd. Part CURED esSs
sso1sp M Mssess s1isa s,I; ..,a fsfe sutbs' &
Scored, cut oE cthsTxlsc c1sakea+ :Eoth'ds Price
, 1870-03-07

IuAux1 tV10}s
Flour du!et and steady II fL75a3 %. Vines: To-
active: fp1tpR nontnal at $Lla3L16; Vlntet.
ii 48sLsL New corn scAEca and ntnct a. osc9
II 90: o!d dfm at 81 rex Ia store. Oats Inactive NJ
ssc ip a:orn PORK fism with tatr denAtd As 10 w.
TaId duIl aud b. asy at like. Dtessed hogs no nj
r1l At SLIGO. WhlAke} dull at 9s3s9Hc. doo,
11s7;.
Flour steady and np.a,aole at aL3s9aoo:
ia. !, sIos; smoef, si,ssai 81. Cora :carc5 and
qutet new, 93c9 s.o0; old, Il .naE In stofe- Data
tip,et At SIC IN rsnre. Pork 1tm and quiet AZ
$s6 co. Lard strorg a. Ike, Hogs du!! =: 8lt,oo.
Wh!aEe3 quiet At s9c(9 g. ~. for wood and iron.
LIyERPooL, March 5-11:l5 N.
Flour, ae,: Winter Hhea'; s. q: @ req. y ~ ~;
LsId. a..
IA1ER-9t0 Pm.
Red wheat, Is ad97s lod- Corn, a7a- Lasd,
ta1Ks.
LATER.
In tie afternoon. the market for No. spr1ng
wheat was dull, bat prices were uonlnal1y the
sane as at the close OF Change, c'ostng At &c
spot, snd 70s@79Lc Beller last haf OF March
| The option 1el!er april WAS quoted at saasc. no
demand for ether grainE- Pork pr2cucts ruled
Gull, and prices were lower, with sales OF 1ooo
tsls mess pork at t2ao3 cash! In the evening
| business was neglected
| The hog mArket vAs dull aud neaYy throughout,
I c.osipR eat at fA2e99.15 for common 70 choice.
The receipts To-day were 1,o22, and for the week,
19,790. The cattle market Was quiet and es1J, but
| without quotaele decline Sales vera reported a
| II Goa 80 for coDmou to choice Received te-
| tny S45: Icr the week, &, go.
, 1870-03-07

NEv yoEK. Much 1-AnaiIs IN Fa1l F:lect ~tse
t.y autt II day. Ing u tbs halt in the doxn
Ieicp t. to ~ lie Aston II The eeaa.e. 4ondAv,
c1 The Frr9sue bill vi hch r7uElscs to Re the ne1t
EIvut Y hfch the F1,ld maFkEt VIII turn A. the
e- q the day the1e u.are asiuatian nd aessFsy
sh.s bell eouahu hs1 beea formed kssnts
Eek: ~stk pfonise 70 b. e1sit.91 1nc .h.t2faes n
tha, die ss.tnutcd fson TIL. Colnt this Feek l*sker
than prrrtoua st1cr tte orcntaE q the yeaz
Ttiou and Ceatta Pacific RaErusd1 blt iaeE 2uthsn-
, 1870-03-07
ET~ HR8seII,

I5, South C1zxft. chicago eurcs tar no ehaffel A4
uortt ca4es Ct te1ntnal EcnkDeat, BY new method.
hete n.duate ., ths Gnsvs5,sss e. q rasde!sa,M1 ~ a ii
Cbtopie and ne1uA Dhe&ta OF bath etIc4- 6en&
stamr[t 1ht,rf tg Nervous ard Sexual D&ea&es.
fIes md cpHs dtan1l.
, 1870-03-07

UKf SSkD HUJS-htcclvcd. LEI hcsds Ehlpata.
sXheaa Ealss bT average we're: u aFef1tiog =! y
iii d. Il rjted lot .t 9: g. s,'s: dtE1d;n: M 90 ~
1fa.Ea iQ,su; a AND u II slu asNuGs..
hGGsWete n asilyg dsiagd Ter !;, 1ne 9a.eS ea1o Al
FRUIf@ AND NuTS-ko chasEn worthy Of note
s.aEeIiFed in the fruit Mssktt ho moFsmsni & -
th.ueb Tot quot .h!y lower. fAvo.ed buyers. II Eus
he follow tux wrEu thn e1l1sent Faso:
aHxx4 TAII14.
, 1870-03-07
Your Destiny

Ara Futr,s rro.pects 10 11a clearly revealed By Dr.
K1r tAel It .t3 Ezft 1dts1EEr, up N4t.L He t1tde1
All - ne Lntcccesstnl in lite 70 cE1ntnee wealth md
hsrtiuete Ccuaur tee. II Send 3fot his -Grhae
=, Ht,th md GEE fa tis c1tAr Ablut WicCtof Tia
e ot tt oppoalte " IL b. tent EIAal Hlth il
, 1870-03-07

The following we're The recelnts and aa1pue1t-
ot bIesdN111 and stocK In this city during tue
ra.t week, md fo1 corresponding weeks ending
~ da1ed:
, 1870-03-07
AOAI,ESs
FO8 SALE
RAILROADS
AIIiYaI and De0aFtuIe Of Tr2lass
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

.1r1rnsao 4 aaH1H%KHTKAN RANAOA79
f1rfsf i5Ect eouthosar eofne1 Of VlAzk AID LAe&A8
foCxCn BEusEs AID oHARA 1MA
, 1870-03-07

nomln.liT ntsha9Eod: .;1sse' 4IIix1iaxe.
Nar,rftte steeIlc s1EhL l9e4le4e
GHHNSE-Thr chette n afket wa1 &on1eEhAt nnsct-
w asy be icpvrted dee,lue Of Tc in Nux iotk
Ssd snd .ns sES0yf fss Ct dta &
~ tSxn nm Tefe Offering thtir Nev fcIk factory At
b. e,es,: n fS e ae
1hr ,ftckI aye iKhi both herr aed Ia ;hs EAa hca.
Ti;h N avsrsss dem ~ p;e'A o15sE
maac 1mue'epa san b Ilaeed, he9ee % ysry ma, a:
erN decline Iced bc anteipatsd essn shgad ssta e.
: iles isstorJ, i;s1 Ws.s.n EssTsss HsS e:
~ ma priess 1eualn es1y. The following ~efe the
1uas prizes t'1 ths distsn. s11ssslsi, s,s ~, 81
sciatts 3, 4ias6: B.o,share. - oosisen: Hrie NOD
Enar aiif. fRn6s.U; Plttahulkh. ',CheiIy Mnes,"
IS oeA IL Ehirpeaa- Atner.! kid9a aud Wll3T q,
BAIL, a7.tt: Hooking s.hrxTi; ~; $$annd ~ ~ :
Fprsh!oHh+ty. gao: HAnus LII. ea"NSao''
1n;n, I, ro.1 - ALA6uQ
, 1870-03-07

l6Al YS2I--....-..-* 4ptA1o.A1s+*V AAe~t1S~St
Sales At the Stock Board to day we're:
IL. shares South Dr. c.ty R..-.....-..... 81
S1po.0 American gold. seller-s0......-... LIEN
The following bltA and Offers were aleo made:
Eelk744 Rts3Yst
, 1870-03-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

EAICNnAT EvEN5aG. March j.
SAct Of Fran. -four Ard prGTlt1ons Will 70 iaa9o u5
der the bra3 OF "kmncsttAl" nd the ktstu IN Al
sutee the uana charges Of t:osaSe uaess
tthrr~ iee tfcssed .. ,,-. ~.
1b.re continued ts.sety # rail-, sl,o'se stsf; tt
With sreat dfun.ss Il tllI 1Ates. and. H1.h aay ns
Hal iac1eaAe In the ru.u3. rces would e oaee Is
Y1ucc, Ike TrfDc1pal Inquiry At rrea-nSf 70 feop0
the currtn{ xa1tA ot local eusomrft, tncr oenS 20
slst.itatiVe uoTcsnenL and bat ATIttd demand t1f
shtctncEt The supply sf sow rF1dca excessive Apd
bttu8 Wpft Cd % slowly. chiefly Il ias!ae to usau
1fuie4 Thr following the Tnline 6sures: Choice
aIrs. nsa3e: fs!t TO Eoo4 tab .nd hfK3a- CON-
non Er4dr.. 1IAtoc-. ~. u.-...-+
sootiaue. nas.h. and ashtukh y.lues 1e.ia % M a.
and ia1 order. irom pfoups :n9msm ss Fsaa 1
sps md FaneIes II t:'t ss1es e1s sssee. "s5s
ss Ia H. nek Woa saen were nasleetod and ~ ~
MI At Sc We ree tss u foli,w: - x. A1s
I.ristst A. sc: Fort F1tr. q: luaoE Ees 4fn4f
Fslf, Vi American, lKe: upsoa 4. :sAe' sa0iea'
ha00M CVNsaeee.ved. 61.tu ri sntppsd. q eep %
Nj 1he deQ,spd for broom corn &A1 nkn yCt uuae
Itdueed els. rr1ecs .1e nrun = tansa ot
sStiV pes ton AZ 10 aAi1ty And eoaations
HRAn->tIes Of 10 toul =: 3ls O. deEssct. ,,,,,.,
NlDhI1HGs- s4Ic4 Of II TOM Il $sao'' oeaVe1ea'
| tnnp 4 HE7td,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
SIieriHs Sales.

Many thousands Of dollars worth
of real estate wcro sold on Tuesday
and Saturday Of last week, by Sher-
if Booth, in pursuance of law.
On Tuesday tho Bratton property,
situated on the south side of Main
Street, was sold TO Mcssrs. Claypool,
Maclicy & Co., OF Chillicotho, for
1882; tho White property, situated
in Willscsvillc, wassold to J. McKin'
mis- for $G67; tho Eagle Furnace
property, situated in Vinton and
Clinton townships, was sold to VIM
Shebcr Of GaIlipolis, for $4,000; and
on Saturday, tho Rains property
situated in Eagle township, Vintor
county, and in the adjoining town
ship, Ross county, was sold in par
cells to p. G, Griffin of ohillicothc
for Sl,G55 and II. C.'1Iayncs, Of Ea
g'o township, forS1, 900.
These sales will probably be con
tirmod by tho Court during thi
week,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
Burglars Coming!

1t is said that burglars will
soon pay Macarthur u visit
Before they put in an appear
ance, Dan Will e. Bros. want
to dispose Of their magnificent
stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods
The firm will sell all kinds Of
Goods during the Holidays.
while they will be engaged in
invoicing, at very low figures
Now is the time to secure the
best bargains in the most beau.
tiful and substantial goods j
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
New Cash and Produce Store

Ware pleased to learn that II new cheap
store has been opened at the "old Albin stand,''
ut Sivorly P. o., in Swan Township, formerly
occupied by G. "A. GOLD, now of the Vinton
Furnace and Coal Co. It>has beon purchascdby
the cntcrprising j. ]. lIIBBARD, of Blooming
vile, and is under the immediate control of his
able and accommodating Clerk, w. L. soUDERs,
one Of the most clever fellows in the county,
The House has been reftted-painted inside
and Outsidc-and the old goods replaced by an
entire new assortment fresh from the city,
which emit fail to please everybody, Prices rs
low and ill articles OF us good quality as in
Macarthur or any other country town. We can
assure the people of that part Of the county that
they win save time and money by giving the
Sivoily Dry Goois House call.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21


A COPY Of the lie Citoyen american
published at Syracuse, N, Y, which
is the only Frcnch and English Pa,
per, translated in alternate columns,
published in North America. J. N.
-Cadicnx, Editor, Devoted to edu-
cation. literature, reform, temper
Nnco and progress. 1t being the on
Iy paper published in French and
English with the translation place
side by side, not only those who un,
dcrstand one or tho other of these
two languages can read it with the
samc facility, the student will find
it to be invaluable in the learning
of the two languages. Tcrms SO per
year, or in clubs of five at So. Teach,
ers and students should send for it.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
AOOFi Cat for another
Sew stock Of cheap goods
Ghis week, nj MARTINS
a!OIu Corner SGOrc.''

WM GOLD, of This town, slaugh-
tered two Chester White Hogs, one
day last week, eight and one half
months old, which weighed 6GG
pounds -ono 338 and the other 32S
pounds. These hogs were Of the G,
N. Palmer breed of Chester White,
which were imported from Gallipo-
lis to this county, by the editor Of
this paper, about thrcc years ago.
Mr.. Gold purchased these pigs Of
II. H. Doming, Of Madison Town
ship, who is also raising this excel
lent breed Of hogs. Mr.. Gold has
beaten all in raising tho Chester
Whites.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21

AT Marietta is u barber
named Morningstar, who an
nounces that he is competent
to cut hair in the different
styles Of fashion" Macarthur
is sadly in need of a barber
named Eveningstar who can
carry on that sort of business
and use cologne and hair dye
instead Of old rye.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
Christmas is Coming,

And if you desire to enjoy yourself
as a christian and appear well in re-
spectacle society, go at once to the
House of WILL & Co., at Zaloski, and
buy a big bundle of the handsome
goods they arc now selling so low,
or q suit Of fashionable Clothing.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21

TIE LADY's BooN.-Thc January
number Of Godcy's ovor-woIcomc
bright ard beautiful Lady's BooI
has alacady come to hand. Its il.
luatrations arc numerous, and un,
commonly rich and attractive, and
tho reading matter is such as can
not fail to please its tens OF thous
ands Of readers. The pricc of the
Imdy's Book is So year. L. A
Cooley, publisher, Philadelphia,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21

Do you need u new stove? Is your
old wa8h.boilcr worn out? Are you
shorta few pans, dippors, or other
kitchen utensils? Do you want the
latest improvements in all these
things? OF course you want to get
something in the Hardware line !
Go to Lantz Dc Pearco's establish
ment on Main Street.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
"S0urIzr0ut" fOrHOrscs.

"SOurI1rOut' for Horses.
Mn. EDITOR: Cannot some of the
farmer readers of your paper inform
tho people whether cabbage or
'sourlSrout" is fit to feed q onc-eycd
horse? The question was discussed
the other evening at one of our ho-
tells, and / wish some information
on the subject. l am in favor of
feeding horses with hay, corn, and
oats. INQUIRISr.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
HORACE WATERS,
jVarer0omS, 481 BroddWaH, ".
TESTIMONIALS


very bcSt-N Y EUdngeiid
We can speak of the merits Of the Waters
Ilan0s from personal knowledge as being Of
the very best quality.-CArisfidn Iut,IJiOcncer
Ihe waters Pianos are built OF the best and
most thoroughly seasoned matcrlal-AdgOcatf
dRd JOuraaL
Our friends will find ut Waters store tho ye,v
nest assortment of pi%Hos, mClolruns and or
cams 10 be found IN tho United States era
hams M0gdsitie.
Horace Waters, 4Sl broadway IS famed for
the excellence Of his pianos and organs.-Ec
ming FOst
The Waters piano rank with the best mnnu-
lacIured III a America,-7h6 Independent M y
MUSICAL DOINGS-Since Mr. Wntsrs rnvo mn
publishing sheet music he has devoted all his
caPltnl ana altGntion TO the manufacture and
SAFE ofFlanoS MeodianS. lie has lust isucd n
catalogue Of his new instruments, giving new
scale OF prices which shows q marked reduction
nom former rates, and his pianos have recent
" been awarded the llist premium at several
FAIRS. Many people of the present dgy who
are attracted, itnOt confused Of the flaming ad-
vortiSenonts OF rival piano houses, probNbly
overlook " modest stmanufacurCr Ike MIR Wa.
tCrS; but we happen to know thnt his hSIru-
mentS earned him good repu tauon long before
ENpOsitionS and "hOnOrS" connected Herewith
were ever thought of; indeed we have ono Of
ar, waters PiAnO FortCS now in our res Idpncp
(whcre it has stood for years. Of which pnv
manufacture in the world might be proud We
nave always been delighted with 10 as "A sweet
;oheu ana poWeriu! Instrument. and there T. no
doubt OF its durability; more than this. some
OF the boSt amateur players in the city MS wrII
aSeVeral celebrated pinnistS, have performed
on the said pano,and all pronounce it n Supe-
rlor anu hrSt class instuiHcut. Stronger ovl-
ueNce we could not giNc.--HDme journal. 10
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
Christmas

Will be here next Sunday, and all
should go to G. w. Sisson's Drug
Store, and got lot of Toys and
Presents of every description. lie
has thousands and thousands Of
nice presents for tho Holidays.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
Martin s! Martin s
GOODS LOVV For CASH

GOODS LOET For CASH
Having adopted the cash Sys-
tcnh we are prepared to sell goods
at Bottom Prices !
III ir experienced buyer T, A,
MARTIN, Esq, is this week in tie
City, selecting another New Stock
Of SoasONablo Goods for tho Iol;.
days,
Call and sec us.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
Go to DOWd's and and

Go to Dowd's and and get a
box Of Surprise Collars for 3j
cents or 10 boxes for 81 90
entire new style--eoch carton
containing u prize worth from
so cents TO $100.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
Going West.
Going East.

Car on the s;l0 a. NJ. Train runs through TO
Portsmouth without change, arriving NJ MGAr-
thur at at II Al =. NJ; and Cur for the 200 T.. NJ
Train from Portsmouth for Columbus arrives
mt Macarthur ut u :27 p. ~.
Close connections made at Lancaster for Cir
cleville, GAINESVILLE, ardall points on the Gin
cinnati II Muskingum Valley Railway.
Direct connection made vt Columbus for Day
ton, Springfield, indianapolis, Chicago, and oil
points West; also, for Cleveland, Buffalo, Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, New York, and all points
East,
Only 25 hours from Athens to New York. No
change Of Cars from Columbus. -
j. w. DOHERTT,
Superintendent.
Il. A. BUELL., Genl Ticket Agt
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21

w lille you are attending Court
do not fail to drop in at Martins,
one door west Of tho Court House,
and sec their new and Cheap Goods
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21

AN Oyster Supper will be given
by the members Of the Presbyterian
church, at tho School House Hall,
on Monday evening, December 90,
Tickets 25 cents.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21

CouRr.--Thc adjourned session OF
the Court Of Common Pleas com
monccd on Monday last. Judge j.
j.. PLYLEY presiding.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
ISHAM HOUSE
JACKSON, OHIo.i
Dit MoNAHAN, Proprietor

vuNuIs House, formerly tho tsham House, has
been thoroughly renovated and benutl-
fully furnished. Having superior facilities,
everything will be done omake guests com.
Portable. Table always supplied win best
market affords Nicely furnished Rooms ana
clcnnest Beds Good Stables. Every effort
made for the comfort ofpatrons, All charges
moderate,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21

For Beautiful Books 60 tc
Strong's.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21

OLD Santa Claus gctting his hor.
scs in fno order, for drive ocr the
houso.tops when littIo children are
asleep.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-21
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OI'cInliatl mas Il new two
cent daily paper, called the
Morning Ledger.
The jury that decided the
McQuigg murder case cost
Lawrence county $304,10.
There are II convicts con.
fined in the Penitentiary, at
Moundsyille, West Virginia.
The work on the railroad
bridge at Guyandotte, West
Va, is progressing slowly.
A million a month are the
average receipts Of the Balti-
more d Ohio Railroad.
The Columbus Rolling mill
Company, with q capital. Of
S5OO,0O0 has been incorporate
ed.
There will be no Christmas
Story from Dickens this year
to be sought after by the mill
ion.
Portsmouth is the twelfth
city in the State in point Of
population. Ironton is the
eighteenth.
The Columbus News says
the Nicholson pavement in
that city is rapidly wearing in
to holes.
Keep your name'and your
wares before the people, and
change the style of your an
nouncements often. You will
thus win popularity and cash.
A Fragrant youth of Byron,
Wisconsin, killed thirteen
Skunks in one week. AS they
don't encourage him in the par
Tor, he eats and sleeps in the
stable.
A man in Huron, Ohio, took
his son out to a shed to thraslr
him. The shed fell down while
the castigation was in progress,
and broke the old mans shouI-
der.
A Sacramento paper says the
wild geese are so plenty in
California that they give as
much annoyance to railroad
men as the grasshoppers in
summer. .-,-.s,. -,
A pardoned convict named
Dunbar has been seized with
the lecture mania, and is travel
ing through Minnesota telling
"what he knows about prison
hardship"
Contracts have been made
with the roughs Of Chicago to
supply the medical colleges of
several other cities with sub
jects, thus combining profit
with amusement.
A miner from Guilford coun-
ty, Ind, reports that the mines
in that district yield 60 per
cent. of copper, but are not at
present worked, owing to floods
in the deep river.
On some railroads it is GUS
tomary to have a lock on the
stove to prevent the passengers
flom meddling with the fire
A conductor being asked why
they locked the stove, replied
that it was to prevent the fire
from going out.
There was not q single Rad.
ical vote polled in Polk county,
Florida, at the late election
An appropriate compliment to
the honest statesmen and peace
patriot, whose name the coun.
ty bears.
United States. troops were
sent to supervise the recent
election in Augusta, Georgia.
Net result: $40 Democratic
majority and one soldier stab.
bed in the left breast by a me-
gro with razor, the surgeon
reporting eff the blade had
penetrated tl'ifle deeper it
would have cut the heart"
An old negro in Jackson,
Mississippi, dug up eight hun.
lred dollars in greenbacks
rhinh hn hnl hnrind In hia
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