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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-02

VENUS Is at lts Drlghtest aow-
and is a brilliant object in the
eastern sky before dawn.
IF our young people would
form reading clubs they would
find them very interesting this
winter.
We advise young men TO
keep away from waterfalls this
cold weather. Might freeze
you for life.
To take grease out OF silk,
scrape chalk on the spot, spread
brown paper over, and set on a
hot fiat iron.
DR., DoLLIsoN has opened an
Office at Clifton, West Virginia.
His family will remain here du
ridg the present winter.
GEO w. BKUNToN, killed TWO
fine Chester White Porkers
last Tuesday thRt weighed to
gether 7l0 pounds net.
Tue apples 'ot this year are
not likely TO keep well. Ap.
Piles, seemingly sound, after be
ing put away quickly soften
and rot to the core.
BUSINESS men who expect to
sell lots of goods are sure to
to advertise, and men who sell
lots of goods can afford to sell
them at small profits, and there
is the place to buy.
A GENTLEMAN at one Of our
hd'els, the other evening, ob
jeCted to playing seven,up with
a young lady on the ground
That she had such winning
ways about her.
BENSON DUNKLE, who has been
SILK With brain lever and whose
case had aim ost been given up
as hopeless, Is, we are glad to
learr, slowly but steadily re-
covering.
Mr. ana Mhs. T. B. DAVIS
have been spending a few
weeks at Darbyville, Picka~ay
Co, ON a visit TO her daug ghter
Lizzie who is teaching music
there, having a class ef thirty.
three pupils.
We have a communication
from Mr. Langley concerning
tailroad matters which was too
lengthy with the press of other
matter to be set up for this is>
sue. We will publish it n ext
week.
ED. S. Il. BINGHAM, now of
Middleport has been holding a
meeting at Aliens
vile, in connection with the
Christian Church. AZ last &C.
counts Eve had united with the
church and the interest was in.
creasing.
ESQ. PETER SHRINER was ar
rested on the charge of forgery
last Friday, ON an affidavit of
jackson Workman, he was tried
on Saturday before Esq. Mar.
but owing to some in.
formality of the affidavit was
discharged.
SUBSCRIBERS fos the Record
are coming in lively. That's
right, the long winter evenings
are here, and you will feel lone,
some without anything to read,
and now, when there is no pol
itics to bore you, it is more in.
teresting than ever. Let the
good work go on.
CLEAN away the leaves from
your yards and lawn and pack
them about the roots OF trees.
They make tie best mulch that
.oa bo ro,,,,4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-02

Mrs DARIUS GOULD returned
from the West on Thanksglv.
ing Day. She has been visit
ing her father.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-02
GEORGE SIssoN is opening ou
a large stock of toys. ID

Mr. aud MRS. Sherwood en-.
tertained a large party OF their
friends at their residence
Thanksgiving evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.- SfECtHE NOliCES.
=--------.--------------------
A. SPENCER NYE. Us. MACkEY.
NYE e. MACKEY.
IaeoRTERs AND DEALERS IN
CrookerY,China & Glassware,
Cutlery and Plated Ware,
Gas and Coal Oil Failures,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
e7 PAINT STREET
CHILLICOT THE, OHIO.
2loctls7l

!. =. To~ELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, oi'ers
to tho Merchants and FurGacemen Of VInton
.couaty, suPsnor stock Of Dry Goods and
Eo.ions, on terms tho most favorable. john
.Sillelah1, Travelling Agent.
Eepf. nv,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Benton Kinkead and Cynthia Ann
West.
Paul P. Andrews and Mary D. vii.
son,
Felix Gildernew and Mary Jane
Clifford.
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aaHTHS.

In Madison township, Nov. 9th, to
Mr.. and Mrs, Amos Casteli, daugh-
ter.
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S. j. Eichelstein, Importer and
Dealer III winos. Liquors, Cigars, etc. Cham
payne, Sparkling CatawbN sni Ale always on
hAnd. Pig Iron Corner. Front street, Ports.
mouth. o. All orders promptly filled.
ina 80 lsT0ly
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Gq0EA MONTH Horse aud carriage fur.
YOEOnlshed:e expenses paid: samples free,
d. b.ehAW, Alfred, Me. uovll4wd
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Real Estate Bought and Sold.

Persons Wishing to purchase lan6s farms or
town lots In Vinton o. adjoining counties Will
find tracts te suI. them 10y calling.
Persons wishing TO sell lands farms or town
lots VIII have good chance Of doing so by
leaving description, etc. IN our hands
WM.J. RANNELL5 4 Ce.,
oct2S Hain Street, Macarthur, o.
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W No. .E.Bwses'

%, Paint Street, bet. Second
and Water, Is daily recej;e-
ing ample supplies Of Neav
md Elegant Sets Of Bed
room, Pa,Ior and Dining
room Furniture; also a
large assortment Of large
and small LOOKING
GLASSES, aohich he acilg
sell at reduced prices.
Cut this ont and put 1t IA,
yoa0 pocket. II eUiW remind
you aVhere Vo@ c0n aleUays
get good reliable goods.
Lou Prices prevail.
% PAINT STREET,
Bet. Second and Water,
CHILLICoTHE, o.
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HALL OF MINERAL LODGE. No. 259.)
F.& A. ~, HAMpEN, Ono !
Nov. 20, 1S7l.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20
OaGhN LITTER.

To THE EDITOR OF THE Rock ISLAND
AkGUs-iSir J.: Your paper OF yesterday con
taIus some remarks on the failure OF tns
citizens OF Rock Island to raise stock for
the . gan Factory.
Permit me 10 say that the fatal paper
you Aliude 10 was drawn by the al tae re-
quest, and with the approval OF one OF your
mast prominent bankers, who urged that
so INSCRIPTIONS should be attached TO docu-
ment which should recite, SD bstaBtIaily, the
details OF The rOpOsed arrangement. In
discussing these details witt him, the ques-
uon OF salaries to the existing mem bers OF
the firm arose and the amount was liked
~Ith the JuH approval OF that gentleman
who authorized uIe 10 state such approval al
The next meeting, which he would not be
sble TO attend. Here | may remark that
ILe clause 1s 10 salaries was so carefully
drawn thAt II would Empower the Directors
at any time TO reduce OF TO increase them.
The wish of myself and partners, you
will understand, was to stlpulate simply for
tiDing salaries aud fixed amount was
arranged, sIWply because more acceptable
to the banker u question, and presumably
~ other subscribers.
Had any gentleman at the meeting OBJ
Joctou 70 Inc amount, III ID gHt nave bee Il
altered, or the quts tion lett open, as we
wished at first. Other details acre objected
to. and amended at their suggestion.
If Rock Island capitalists expected us to
give the benefit OF our brains, experimental
expenditure, and labor for e starvation
salary besides throwing in our patents with
out stipulation as to royaltyr and to work
Tor an 90 or 80 per cent dividend without
ourselves sharing adequately in the results
We have simply misunderstood them, We pro-
| posed no such arrangement One of our
| firm can readily earn, on technical organ
work, $50 and 500 per Ueek.
In short, we made every effort to meet the
views of the Rock Island capitalists. The
article in your paper is disDgeb nous in the
extreme, as the failure Of the enterprise is
que to entirely different causes, ss lie per
Jec'ay 'oeu understood by those who took
most eceive part in the matter.
mao my name personally not been used
IN the article, should have left il unau-
S"ered Yours respectfully,
G. q. DAVE.
Davenport, July 10, 1871.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20

lis y Wy we nave IN ROCK IkIaHuF
It's a way we have in Rock TsIsud""
The CAB.
Rumor has, for some weeks past, been
busy with the names of Emma Francis,
wife of Mr.. A. II. Clark,-R very worthy
young man, who has been for the last two
years employed on the Island, -Gnd Theo
dore, lawful husband OF Mrs.. Kite,
estimable lady Of good family connections.
Mr. Clark IS q carpenter By trade and
Theodore Kite a Waterman on the bridge
emma Francis is pretty ,lighi haired woman
and Theodore a dark cOmPiexIoned nan OF
surly aspect. Rumor said that an improper
connection existed between the pair Emma
Francis teaches music, and the dark haired
Theodore was known to have = strong pre-
Election for light haired music teachers
and she for dark haired men y ho were
Eatching on d bridge. This may in some
measure account for their simultaneous
appearance at De Witt. lows, on Sa urdsy
last, where they entered their names or tie
books Of the Hotel RS Thomas Kiugswood
aud wife, from St Ring, and having passed
the night there, came down into the office
to pay their bill before going On farther
But somehow, just at TINS poiut, Thomas
1iids Theodore deserted the lady aud soug 1T
be inside of jail where he could repent,
knowing thsE be had done wrong. However
be turned up in Court yesterday morning
and was held IN bonds of 1000 to appear
next term to answer an ugly question called
.duitery,-Ihe penalty for conviction OF = hcb
as, IN Iowa, three years 10 the Psnitentisry,
OF one in the County Jail, and fine of hot
less than 800. This morning Mrs Kite,
accompanied by her brother, left for De Witt
TO learn the tall facts of the case for them
selves. Thus are two happy homes desolaI-
ed by silly infatuation and the affinity of
dark haired men for light haired music
teachers Mrs. Kite aud family, as we'll as
DR.. Clark, will have the sympathy of the
very many who esteem them IN this mOst
unfortunate occurrence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20
rup ORGAN FACTORY.

We publish to-day . letter which we re-
| ceives too late for insertion in our yester-
DAVIS issue. We publish the letter in order
that its writer may have g fair chance to
show 0svenPorters how and why he and his
partners failed to settle in Rock Island. AL
luding to our remarks on Tuesday she writer
stigmatizes an article, which deals fairly and
impartially with them on their business
merits, as "disingenuous in the extreme"
Had he called us ingenious Il. 9. open,
frank, and unreserved) he might probably
have been thought TO have been lessirritsted
and more honest. We still incline to our
opinion that the reason Why the Organ
Factory is not coming 10 Rock Island is on
a business point of error in stating the pro-
posal TO Rock Islanders. The fact that this
firm had been to Galesburg, Peoria, and, we
believe, either one or two other places, in
search of an assisted location, should one
would think-have given them sufficient
experience in the practice of prospecting to
have enabled them to lay down before our
citizens written proposal requiring little or
no modification OF its basis. Instead of
which, as objections arose, the firm at once
expressed their willingness to meet our citi
zens' views. Now it so happens that our
citizens, as body, do not understand the
Organ trade, and were not aware, by any
thing resembling actual proof, if there would
be any dividend left after paying the salaries
of 81 ,000. Some of them coull not quite
see their way TO pay the travelling expenses,
alluded to, in q round sun; and one gentle
man was overheard asking another if Rock
Island was expected to pay the firms ex.
peuses since leaving Chi,sgo, including
Gales burg, Peoria, etc: and, if so-providing
Rock lsaLd, Davenport and other places
failed TO meet the requirements of the NOV.
ing Organ Factory, would the whole amount
Of travel be required of the cnizeLs Of the
place where tae Factory should settle at
As We understand 1t, there was not q proper
smount Of tact 10 the paper rs written aBe
intr Jdueed to our capitalists notice. Fol
instance, the writer Of the above letteretateI
tina. the written proposition for $4,000 sRls
ries was so carefully drawn, that it would
IempoWer the Directors to reduce or incredSt
them. He states to-day that one of the 6ru
can readily earn between S., 900 and $5,00t
per annum on technical Organ work. If SO
shy run the risk OF being reduced" By
Board of Directors 10 less than 81, 900. Tn,
writer concludes by remArking that the fail
ure of the enterprise is due to entirely dif
ferent causes from those alleged by us. W,
aconfess We ahould like 10 know what thest
causes are, as we should like to understsn,
Why the Organ Factory, whose cause We
for one, espoused, did not succeed in raisin,
I the sriting amount Of capital needed in thei
F; venture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLISo OILS, kOok Island County
IN The Circuit Court qftae September Term, A. D.
1871.
Henry swift, james N Swift, and Louis A Dow
ICY, partners, &C. Henry ewift Co. vs
GraybiIl Bard.-Attaehment
Notice is hereby given to he said defen dant
CIR. ybill Bard, thai the above entitled oaus,
Is now pending in said county, end that q writ o
attach nlent was issued therein from said CourI
on the twentieth day of May, D 1871, at tn
suit of said Plaintiffs, henry swift, james B.
Swift an louis Dowley psrtU ers tradi ing unael
the firm raDe and style of Henry swift a Gu
against the estate Of the said tsraybin X Bard
for the sum Of one hundred add thirty weight dol.
lars and thirty four cents, with interest thereon
from the nth day OF February, A 1871. and
two dollars and twenty 7ine cents protest fees
which has been returntd levied upon the estate
the said Gray bill X Bard, aud unless the said
Gray bill K Bard shall appear, give bsii aud
plead on tn first day of the next term Of So il
Court TO be holden at the Court ouse in the city
o. Rock Island, IN said county, on the fret Mon
day Of September next, iudg mt MT will be entered
against him. the said Grsybill Bard, 10 favo,
of the said plsintlfIs and the estate attached vii
be sold.
Dated this oath day Of June, a 1871.
SAMUEL HODGES
Clerk of the said Court
CoEHELLY kcNEAL.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs ie24 '4w
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20
ATTAINMENT hNIIEE.
jr94d4w.

sTATE OF ILLINOIS. Reck Island County
Ia ,ie Circuit Court ej ,ke September Term, a
II. 1874.
Nehemiah shsrNUod gHaha Ware, ana Ed
ward CLARK, partners, SC \ Sherwood a
Co, VS.. g Ry Ali bard ,tachaent.
Notice IA hereby given t. the said dsfendap
Gray ball bAFd tEal The above entitled uAus,
Is now pen ding IN sand c0u t, Ala that wit O.
at aeh o1eEt Istued ii ertin from the AL
court on the tEIty hFsJ day ot Aay a b.. 49,
at the suit OF tbs sHid PlBiattfts, n b. mah net
wood, kfisha Vac, ruG Ed.Ard +. CiarA
partners trading under be hrm name and sly !.
OF Sherwood Il Co, 81 inst the estate o ID,
raid Graz bilt + Bard for tie = n Of thirty -tR.
dollars and sixty five cents, ich has been re
turned levied upon ths estate oil fhr said GRAY
bii L Bard, aud unless tas raid Graybill L
Bard shall Rp near, give bali and plead Oh th,
first day Of the mel term of sz5d Coart. TO -,
holden nj the Court House, in the city of Roek
IL spd, in Taid county, on the first Monday
September nerf, Judgment viii ba entered
sgziust him, the said Stray bill h. Bard, in fAvor
of The saii plaintiffs. and the estate attached
will be sold.
Dated this twenty fourth Ga. of June. a. D
1871.
SAMUEL P HODGES,
Clerk q. said Court.
CONNOLLY 4 McNEAL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. isl4d4w
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20

In numbers there is safety. TWAS uno, chs
principle that the formula Of Jupsox's No.
fAlS herb PILLS was prepared DR.. ,Jud.ou.
Intending to apend q fortune in adyertisi.g b,,
Phls' su6m tied his feeiss TO the revision of tn.
most Intelligent and learned physicinn. of the
'se' ana ths result is ample but mott efRca-
eious me icine-ths JUBsok's houRTAIs BRRR
rlLLs: ey purify the blood, remove all OBJ
s'reetions, cleanse the SsiD OF ell pimples am
o'enes' ana are perfectly sur and safe in their
1pefatloa. The JUDsos's MOUNTAIN HgRB
PILLS cure Biliiousne.., Female irregu sritie..
aeaoa che, and m ny of the diseases arising
roo im pure blood AMI a deranged gestion.
use the Judsons Mountain Rsrb pills an,
*hen you have proved tier virtue recommend
them to your friends They are both sugar
coated and plain. For sale OVER where.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20
Attachment &c office.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Rock Island County
In The Circuit Court cfhe September Term, A. b
1871,
wlford PitmAn and Edgar L. Vance, part
ners, &C., PitGan Vance, vs.. GraybiIl K. Barc
-Attachment.
Notice rs hereby given to paid de en- dant tn s.
the above entitled Cause Is nov pending in said
Court am that a wit of attachment uas issusa
therein from said court on the twen. isth dav ~
May, A 1871. at the suit of the said .laintis,
Wilford PitDan ana kojar L. Vance partners ira
ding under the Fl u n anne nd styl. Of pitmRn 4
Vance, against the estate of he said tlr.vhiu K
Bard, for he sum of ffty six doll ars. which has
been returned levied upon the estate of the said
Gray bill K Bard and unless Il e said G,.vhiIl
K. Bard shall ppear. give bail and plead ON the
hrst day of the next term of said eourt ~ he
holden at the Court Rouse in the cit, az Rock
Island in said county, on the first Monday Of
septemier next, jufgment will be entered
against him the said Graybiii K. Bard. In fav :
Of the said plaintiffs, and the estate attached
win be aold
Dated this oath day of June, A. n. 1871.
SAMUEL P HODGES,
CLERK of the said Court.
CONNOLLY 4 NONE Il,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
VEGETINR.

Acts directly upon the causes of these oomplA
1t invigoratss and strengthens the whole system
acts upon the secretivs organs; anays informa
ton clean ses and cures liberation; cures con
stipation regulates the bowels heada anc
pans in the back ceases in fact, there is no dis
ease or co IN plant where the VEGETINE give
quick relief, and is effective in, its cure, a
in what ic termed Female Weakness. 1t ha
never fsiied in one instance. II 10 the verba
te sti u ony If every one who has taken the Vege
tine for these complaints; taking from two t.
FIVE bottles, aud in some cases more, for thes
complaints. Sold by all Druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20
NoRMAE's Agus Pills are warranted to
cure when used according to direction.
PURLICE! PURLICE!! PURLICE PUB
TTlR lif'

| PURLICE PURLIcE!! PURLICE =! PUR-
LIOE!!M
But not a purhce could be found, as
prize fight, not according to the rules of the
ring though took place to day at noon, III
front of Coxe's saloon, just above the HGr.
per house. which occasloned not little fun
for the little boys, big boys and old boyG,
and as the police we're either asleep or en-
gagged in drinking poor whisky with some OF
their pals there was no one to atop the
sport. 1t seems thai two stone cutters Oh
the Island, named Cunningham, familisrIy
called Round Head" and general brsg
gars as 9 prize fighter, snd james Crum-
mie, whom we learn hsd des erats fight
IN an uptown saloon, but Was not arrested
because the police we're not at hand, got
into dispute in Coxes saloon and were
showed out doors by the proprietor. No
sooner were they out than they went for
! each other Like couple of circus cats, Gun.
bingham striking Crummie in the mouth
and Crummie ohGwing Cunningham e
cheeks. just as they were getting into close
engagement, Mr.. Strong came rushing up
the street, yelling for 3 policemRn-but
nary q "purlice" could be found-no "bresr
their little precious sells they were oil safe,
out Of danger so citizens .ushed in and
queled the riot. Major Beardsley picked
Crummie out of all his clothing, except
boot" and pants, and handed him over to
dabe boilmAn, ~ho took him off to Jail, and
then, while the MAYOR was arguing the case
with Cunningham, he broke for the brook
aud was soon swimming the Ms.issippi.
with several hundred on the levee to witness
his nautical feat. In the course of half an
hour Mr. s. succeeding in finding one police.
man asleep in barn, but not regular day
policeman could be found. After founder
ing about In the water for q short time
Round Head came ashore, and the night
policeman took him off to Jail, @ well
pounded prize tighter, where with
Crummie he will repose until five o'clocS
' this evening when Magistrate simonson viii
. give them a hearing There was considera
BILE excitement on the street and an universe
cry for Police Police Il What an excellen
opportunity for the Union to abuse tn,
p police for this disgrAceful riot at broad noon
day. The Union certainly hasn't forgotten
how it used to abuse them for one half thi
!, cause and in many cases for no negligence,
II of duty at all.
sat the Oircns one of the policemen chume,
in with the proprietor of Bells saloon and trie,
to pass HIM into the circus rs . p liosman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20

II 700 do rot feel well you send for q doctor
ue calls upon you, looks wise, soraals SO @s
hietogiy phies upon pioce of paper which you
axe to drug store and there pay DO cents o
81 90, be. idet the d ctor's fee, for q remedy
zine times out OF ten not half so good a. DR.
HORSES Indian Ro Pills, shich cost. but %
cents per box. Do you think he former the
best, because you pay The most tor M If yon
do, We advise you to use, just ae an expert
q MT. th horsss Indian Root Pills. They
are prepared from formula, pronounced o.
he M 81 learned phyflcians of our O. sntry, to
be he best aad most universal of family me
aisines. The Morss's Inaian Root Pills cure
Head ache Liver 90 asplAint, indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Female irregularities, de-, and are pat
a. both sagAr-ooatcd and plata Give them
syiAl. esie ~ ell dealers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20

PEARL's REFINED WHITE GLYcERINE.-
The only article known to chemicsl science
that will penetrate the skin without doing il
the slightest Injury, deoolorizing ell spots
and effeosusIly removing the various fault,
of the complexion is Pearls Refined White
Gil, oerine, which blesches the skin to mar
vellous Wilderness and gives it that perfee
cleArness ard purity which constitute {
really Beautiful Complexion. Sold by al
Druggists and dealers in Perfumery aut
Toilet articles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-20

DAVENPORT WATER WoRKs.-Davenpor
is in state of jubilation over the probabili.
" Of having Water Works. Geo L Davenport
yesterday afternoon handed to Alderman
Shaw paper which stated that he repre-
scented company who propose to put into
operation 10 that city the Holly system. The
Communication was referred to com mittee,
to be reported on at the next meeting of the
Davenport City Council.