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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PICTURES, PIC1IRES, PICTURES.
AT HOME AGAIN.

CD. Billinghurst, Photographic Artist, an
nounces TO his friends and patrons that he has
returned to his old quarters, Market street,
Macarthur, and is prepared 10 do all work in
hrs line, making good pictures at reasonable
prices. Those who desire superior oraman-
ship rather than an inferior picture, from
cheap plates and cheap chemicals, are spe-
clally invited to visit his gallery.
Counterfeit Bank notes are not easily de-
tected by the common people, because Il re.
qulrGs a naturally artistic eye, or certain
KIND Of education to perceive the difference
between n genuine and a counterfeit engray-
ing. For the same reason, there are thousands
who can not distinguish good photograph
from an inferior production, and very many
choose the bad In preference to the good,
Some are honest enough to acknowledge
their deficiency in this respect, and, II they
have any confidence IN the Artist, are willing
to allow him TO ieclde for them; but others
more selfconceited, often get, what they de~
serve: poor, worthless thing, that arc not
worthy the name Of a picture. For sdch
there Is this consolation; they can not see the
difference.
A picture without contrast of light and
shade, is no picture at all. The study OF Ma.
ture VIII reveal the truth of this assertion.
Art is the true representation Of nature. A
picture may unmlstakably y represent the per-
son intended. and at The same time be a mis-
cradle failure as regards chemical manipUia~
ton, and the requirements OF AIT. The only
sure way Of getting good pictures is to pur.
chase ofnone but artists Of acknowledged, and
well earned reputation.
Those who love and respect their friends
will not insult them with miserable caTicatures,
but will rather pay the price OF good picture.
Others WHOSE friendship is measured by dol.
lars and cests, think that any thing is good
enough 10 give away. An inferior picture in
possession Of any Que Is evidence OF one OF
three things either the absence Of IA good ar
list, or lack ofiudgrnent, or else niggardly
disposition on the part Of the person vine
spends his money for such foolish trash.
Billinghurst has destroyed hundreds of pic.
lures that other artists woull have sol,l. be-
cause he never allows an inferior picture to
leave his gallery. Pictures taken true TO life,
arlistleally, with the best Of chemicals and
plates, and varTsnted MOTTO fade or peel OF.
Remember The place ghurst's Gallery.
Market street, north Of Main.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-28

THEJackson STANDARD is very
severe indeed on boilers; says
in effect that boilers have no
rights that white men are
bound TO respect, Did TIE
over yirtuous editor Of the
Standard have anything to do
with electing Levi Dungan,
Mayor Of Jackson Did lie
bolt H. G. Miller, the regular
nominee of the party and a
worthy one at that, and go over,
body and breeches, to the De.
mocracy2 Don't assume so
virtues, ID. NJ; don't slop
over; everybody around here
knows you, and they might
make a personal application of
your,remark, as. el.
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TUE new gasometer at Ports
mouth holds 5000 barrels.

TUE new gasometer at Ports
mouth holds 5000 barrels.
SAMUEL JONES, of Ports
mouth, committed suicide by
hanging on the 10Th inst.
Mrs. LAsLEY, wife of II. G.
Lasley, of Milton township,
Jackson county, died last
week.
A PROJECT is on foot for a
railroad fir m Chillicothe to
Lancaster. The Pennsylvania
Central Co. is 10 aid the enter
prise.
The Republicans of this Con,
gressional district gain 759
over the election last fall, the
majority being 1904. Poor
prospects for Democratic Con-
gressional aspirants.
FIRES have been raging IN
the woods and fields in Ross,
Pike, Franklin, and other coun.
ties. The late rains put an end
to them, not however before
they had done considera-
BILE damage.
JAMES W. NEWMAN, editor of
the Portsmouth Times, and
Senator elect from that district,
was married on the 25th to
Miss Kate Moore, daughter Of
Hon. 0. f. Moore. Editors.ap.
pear 10 be in luck this Fall.
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HIGGINGs-PIke county Hig.
gins-who has been anything
and everything for office, and
nothing long at time, and has
just been buried, after begging
votes at every school house in
his county, under majority of
1892, out Of 1882 votes, is at
ter us in a communication to
the Ross County Register. We
might be tempted to say some
thing in reply, but we don't
want to disturb the CORPSE. 60
back to your grave, Higgins,
you are not only dead, but are
a stencil in the nostrils of de-.
cent people.
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STILL our Democratic friends
fall to produce any new proof
in regard to the anti. Bible bill.
They appear 10 want the sub.
ject dropped; but We can't ao.
commodate them. If we pub
lished more or less than the
truth about the matter the pub
lie ought to know it, and, or the
other hand, it the Dem ocratic
leaders stood at the polls all
day, trying to deceive the peo.
pie, there are those who be-
lieved their representations,
will never believe them again.
Step up, gentlemen, ard enter
your plea; our columns are
open.
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VIZ look upon The building


VIZ look upon the building
of our railroad now as assured.
0or Gallipolis friends are push
ing their end of the road ener-
getically. We like those SUBJ
scriptions now being taken to
build certain portion of the
road, and take half pay for the
work in stock. Can't our citi.
zens-indlviduals and compa>
nies-take contracts on our
end Of the road on the same
termsY We have been holding
back too long already. If we
had put down our best figures
on the start; if we had done
as we'll at first as we will do in
the end, with the past tavora-
BILE season for work, We would
have had the cars running be-
tween Macarthur and Logan,
and the Gallipolis end well
under way. We hope the mat.
ter will be pushed hereafter,
and the road speedily COM
pleted.
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AnAnnenl TO the Pnbllc.

Intelligence from the Northwest
give accounts OF terrible fires and
fearful suffering, Large tracts OF
country, including numerous towns
aud villages in Wisconsin aud hichi'
gan, are a blackcned waste, charred
bodies ofhuman beings scattered upon
Il, and the living, houseless, naked aud
destitute. The situation of these peo-
pie calls for immediate help. Winter
already approaches in their cold nor
thern climate. aud unless prompt re-
lief is offered by those who have been
more fortunate, great suffering will
ensue. Let us contribute our mite to
help the distressed, and not be un-
mindful of the teachings Of the wis
est man, who said :-"WhOso stoppCth
his ears ut the cry of the suffering,
he also shall cry himself and not be
heard" "lIc that giyeth TO the poor
shall not laek.'
At a meeting of the Odd Fellows,
held at their Lodge room, Tuesday
evening, October 2lth, it was resolved
to call upon the Brethren to assist
these sufferers, and also to invite the
people OF the county generally to
send contributions at the same time.
Bring your contributions Of money,
clothing for men, women and child
ren, or bedding, and provisions, other
than perishable articles, immediate
ly to Daa win & Bros, where they
will be received, receipted for, and
forwarded.
Each Brother Of the Order will con-
slider himself duly appointed COM
mittee to solicit contributions, and
the same invitation is extended to
each citizen of the county. The CO.
operation Of the ladies is especially
requested.
The railroad companies will carry
contributions free Of charge. Ar
rangements have been made with
good, reliable men for the distribution
of such goods and money as our peo-
pie may send, so that the public may
be assured that 'ahdt they Gire rut 90
to the right place, ard be distributed so
as to Ggwd relief 10 those lrhoSe ,cdntS
are most pressing.
Least some may mistake the nature
of this call we will add that this aidi>
not intended for the benefit of mem
bers of our Order alone, but the do>
nation of our whole people, to be dis
triOutcd without regard to Greco or
past condition of life. NcArtlur
Lodge has simply taken the initiative
at the solicitation Of a number Of our
leading citizens, who believed that
the people Of VinJon county would
not fail to respond promptly to the
cry Of these suffering men, women,
and children, whom we know to be
worthy objects of our charity.
AH contributions ShouM be placed in
he handS # Hc COmmiNe ou'or Jejorc
ne1t Tuesday cceaiHg, October 3lSt.
PARIS HORTON, ! c,r
w. j. RANNELLS,( NO'i'
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For the benefit of those pa
pers In this district who just
now manifest a very tender in.
terest in the Record, we will
say that we are still here; have
no apologies TO offer; and we
guess we feel juSt about as in,
dependent as ever we did.
Their side had lots OF fun this
time, but we have the satiSfac>
ton of knowing they had to
"pay the fiddler"
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CallipOlis, Macarthur 81 COL
umbus Railroad.

umDuS hallrOau'
We are authorized 20 state
that the subscriptions to grade,
do the masonry, bridging and
everything necessary to pre-.
pare the bed of this road for
the cross-ties, is steadily pro,
crossing, there having already
been over eleven (11) miles
subscribed for, and negotia
tions pending for full ten miles
more, generally to be paid for
halt in cash, in monthly install.
ments as the work progresses,
and the remaining half to be
paid in the stock Of the Com
pany. AS the enterprise now
looks, if all parties that are
able would promptly add lib
orally 10 their subscriptions,
it would be but a short time
until the Company would be
ready to commence work on
that part OF the road that lies
between Gallipolis and the Ma
rietta K. r, and il is to be
hoped that the citizens of Vim.
ton and Hooking counties will
not suffer the small amount re.
quired to be provided at their
end Of The line to lag behind,
and thus delay the whole work.
Let us build, own and con-
troll this road, and we venture
The assertion that we Shall
have the best dividend paying
road, for its length, in the
State, and that the immediate
result Of completing it will be
the attracting population ard
capital, and the erection of all
kinds Of manufactures in our
town, and at every desirable
point on the route from here
TO Logan. There is now cor
respondence going on between
parties in CIrcleville, Ohio, and
our city, in regard to building
a railroad from Urbana, Ohio,
vjG London and Circleville, to
connect with our road at or
near Macarthur. This road
would open to us a direct
Northwestern route for our
coal, iron, lime, salt and manu-
factures; as, at Urbana, we
would have railroad connec-
tions in every direction, and it
would bring us agricultural
products on its route, which
will be needed to supply the
thousands of miners, traders
and manufacturers that will
soon be on ard near the line
of our road when finished
Strain a point, increase your
subscriptions, build the road
show your neighboring coun-
ties that Gallia is not dead, and
you will soon find other points
seeking connection with our
road, for the route has merit
enough, including the favora,
bic location of our city and
other points on the route, to
attract other roads, and popn.
laiion and capital - GaJlipOli8
Bulletin.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-28

OLD GRANNY WETMoRE, as
she alfectionately calls herself,
the wet nurse of the Pike
County Republican, has walk
ed up since the election, and
is doing valiant service for
Harper for Judge, The old la,
dy is very enthusiastic; but we
are afraid she Is getting old and
childish, and even absent>mind.
ed. She justi6es her support
of a Democrat for the only po-
litical office in her county be
cause the "Republican organ
ization OF the county" endorsed
him; while she-innocently, oi
course-iorgets to mention
that she helped 10 set up that
so-called Republican organiza.
tion, 'juSt as ea8y."
We are not in need of any
Of the good old woman's ad>
vice, however, and don't pro-
pose to offer any ourselves;
but we may be permitted to
remark that the lowest dodge
of the demagogue is to try to
gain sympathy by attempting
TO array the poor against the
rich, or any one class Of citi-
zens against another when no
cause exists, and the Pike
County Republican, We are
glad to say, is the only Repub,
lican paper on our exchange
list, that descends to that class
of business. With the further
remark that it will be many
and many long, weary year
before the Republican party
carries Pike county without
the active cooperation Of
Clough, Arnold, Hays, Foster,
Stafford, and the rapidly e8.
tending list of "disorganizers,"
we leave the old woman TO
work out her own salvation
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The Adine While issued with all the regu.
larlty, has none Of the timely interest charac.
teristic OF ordinary periodicals. IL is an Il e.
giant iniSoellanT OF pure, light snd graceful
literature, and g collection Of pictures, the
rerest specimens ol artistic skill IN black and
whte; Although each succeeding number
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value and beauty Of the AldIne will be most
appreciated ai,er Il has been bound up at the
close OF the year. While other publications
may claim superior cheapness as compared
with rivals OF similar class, the Aldiieis a
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proached-absolutely without competition
m price and character. The pOssessor Of the
volume Just completed can not duplicate the
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other shape or number Of volumes for ten
times Its cost.
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A GEN. MoCAUsLEy of Point
Pleasant, shot John B. Martin,
nesr Gallipolis, last week.
Martin used some rough LAM
guage to McCausley, whereup,
on he fired both barrels of a
double barreled shot gun, in.
flicting severe wounds in the
face and stomach.
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lEW FEATURES FOR 1872.
ART DEPARTMENT..

The enthusiastic suppor' so readily accordN
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introduced, has convinced the publishers OF
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that the American public would recognize pnd
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-28

LAST year the Republicans in this
county Cnly carried three townships
out of twelve. This year we carried
five townships,-Vin Record.
Yes And five had sent few cop-
1es more of the Standard into Vinton
county, the Republicans would have
carried several more townships. Jack
son Standard.
What pity it is the Stand.
ard don't circulate in Jackson
county; otherwise "the Repub,
licans would have carried sev~
eral more townships" Kahn and
Booth would not have been
elected, we would have had one
more member of the House,
and the Standard would have
had the Auditors printing.
What a pity
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LITERARY DEPA RTHIENT.

Where so Tuch attention is paid TO illustTa
uaton and get up of the work, too much de.
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be feared. TO anticipate such misgiyings, It
Is onl, rectssary to state that. the editorial
management of The Aldine has been intrusted
to Mr. Richard Henry stoddard, who has re-
ceiyed assurances ofHssstRnce from host OF
the most popular writers and poets Of the
pOuntrv
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Mr.. HIGGTNs, an engineer
we'll known along the NJ. & g..
Il. r., died at Chillicothe last
week, of smallpox.
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Probate Court, Vinton County, Ohio.

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