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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-24

Walls Wallains Coming. following
IL from the Walla Walls Union of March
9TH: We understand that several persons
started from this place yesterday morning
for the mines in Montana. It seems that II
is rather carly In the season to start out for
tho folds of gold, when it is remembered
that grass is old and short, and terrible
storms are liable to put in an appearance at
any time on the mountains so carly in the
spring. 1t is we'll known that the Crur
d'Alcne mountains are impossible until
about the middle of May on account Of the
great depth Of snow. Tho Pen fOreille
lake route. we arc Informed, i In very
bad condition for travelling. Toall who arc
inclined TO seek their fortunes in the uncer.
tain mining camps We would say, ''Stay in
Wslls WHlls and suffer no loss, for the
stone that keeps rolling will gather no
Moss." 'fts7
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New Firm.-lfrs. ]. w. Gilbert and Mrs.
G. 9. Clawson have associated in business,
as Dress Makers, and the general manufac.
fury of oil fabrics that can be cut and pu,
together by scissors, needles and sewing
machines. They have leased the Sun Pearl
Gallery, and will, on Monday, April Sd,
commence business in that place. They
arc most estimable ladies, of exc. llent taste
AID skill in their business, and We commend
them to the patronage of our readers, assn .
red it will be appreciated and their good
works secure its continuance.
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Reduction Of Express Rates.-Weils,
Fargo & Co. advertise that on and after
April LIST the rates of Expressage from Cor
inns to Helena will be: on packages weigh.
ing so pounds or more, 20 cents per pound:
on packages under so pounds, IS cts. per
pound. That is pretty good for low.
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Daily stage T. Pieaoer.-Mr. T. B. Clark,
tho ever energetic, attentive and rustlins
stage man, starts his daily line to Pixies
Peak and Pioneer on Monday. He he's =
splendid coach, and stock. and parties will
b accommodated In ClsFkS best style,
which 10 insurance Of psomptness, fidelity
and good attention. Look out for the
Northern Light Lima"
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WANryD--Dcer Lodge County Warrants. I will
pay the uiGBEsT price.
&c. ROBINSON,
eySMs Deer Lodge.
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School Term.-The Four Months tern
Of the Public School in Deer Lodge
ended on Saturday last There were sixty
five scholars enrolled, and an average at
tendance of about 4J. Under the inslruc.
ton of Mcssrs. David L. Irvine and Geo
w. Irwin the pupils have made excellent
progress. and, as the School Fund is now
exhausted, We hope some measures will bt
taken to secure another term. The people
of Deer Lodge have always been liberal in
supporting = public school. and will re-
spond promptly again.
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LOCAL NEWS.

@WANTED--DEERL LODGE COUNTY SCRIP.
For which the market price vii, be paid in Cash
). II. BONN & CO. Bankers.
1o0 Deer Lodge.
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Masquerade Ball.-Mr O'Neill> il per-
fecting all arrangements for the Masquer.
ade and Fancy Dress Ball His Hall i
plastcred and will be completed. He ex.
poets Costumes and Masks by this evenings
coach, and the sentiment in favor of Q gen
cral attendance 10 increasing. John do.
serves benefit, and il would be jolly II
everybody should 70 and have . grand a.
nal dance for the winter.
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There will b Special Communjcatiou
of Deer Lodge, No. II, A. +. = 4 to.
morrow Saturday evening. 6ojournins
brethren are cordially invited.
e. 8. srAcxPoLE, w. n.
r. r. KEKNoN. Sec'y.
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SPECIAL 3ptites.
Ths ibs advertiser b tie saeeesssuI bssssss nsn.
p. T. BARHUH,


=. I. BA1NuA
a1:nunxEx HousE pAn.
GEO. ". HILL PROPRIETOR,
The Finest Reem In ss,o Territory.
TIE liquors and siears heps 4 tAis bsr arc Of The
very choicest brands In Market anl h tho inteusion
Of ths proprietor to reaA9 the xsBa,,u ususs Dar
arst class IN every respect
0otjoo
10 hsseby eivea that have parssd the interest q
N. Harbisoa, ny late pastaer. b the abovs Saloon
and that an bills due 70 md fom Tie Ga lfm Win b
collected and paid BY the unda,ignsd.
' GEO. ". HILL
Dsa Lodes March - 1871.
Dktissuished Cberaeters 10 b sesn n
Macs Brown jug.
william Cullen Bryant, 0aibaldt 0ostehskoR, Ttaak
Bret Harte, Edwin Booth, Alexander Dumas.
and odo Russell Look At the Picture
Gallery It Macs Brown jug.
THOMPSON. TALBOT 1 co.'s SALOON.
Last Mondays coach brought, direct from ". Iouis
Ane lot Of choice Cigars for the above establishment
embracing the following brands. Ill new to Montana
Guiana, PArtaGas,
Glory Of Montana,
And The Old favoeite SILVER CROWN, making in
Oh the best selection Of Cigars ever kept In any saloon
In the mountainA Call and get yoar moneys worth.
All one price-95 cents. Their excellent Liquors are
too we'll known to need comment.
Sell ct small profits for cash and mako Il known
through the newspapera
Tell me not In meurnful numbers life 70 but an empty
dream,
These days are very full Of wonde and 10 ars net 20
green.
Waters good. bat whiskyS BETTER II you get the best
In town,
The Metropolitan Billiard Room, Smith & Emerson,
pr0prieg0rt,
Keepe the best brands In Deer Ledge, and . the pop
QlAr retreat.
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Lumber Architecture.
LUMBER! LU M ID 4 -
LATH AND sHIN0LEsi
BR u NDY MILLS,
Office At Ms Yard, Najn Arees, nsss budding
aboss CaaAo1ie C1sreA, Der Lode6
HAVING TWO OF THE BEST MILLS IN TIE
- s s:s ssss; ~ .:: =; s. ed L.
l'shssstia u eoaney 10 far.isA
SEASONED LUMBER
LATH AND SHINGLES,
Green Lumber, Yellow Pine Lumber,
White Pine Lumber, Fir Lumber,
All kinds Of Lumber.
10000 Feet
sIAsoNED LuxBBR ON HAND,
1Bills Of Lumber cut to oedr and delivered q
shortest noeice.
~ Parties desiring Lunbsr, Iath & shlngiss,
win consult their own interest BY calling On J. KIN
xoxzn It the omcs.
sspc.dsm HENRY BRuND9, P.oprisssr.
ACOVU0SO
LIPPINOOTT & CO.,
Blacksmith I
Opposite John SNsfs Having pss::nsssasiy located
In this place. 10 would most respectfully inform the
puhic that ers prepared to do gu kinds q Black
smithing 10 the vsrJ best style and on the NEST
Horse, Mule and OK
Shooting done 1t the shortest notes. 0ivsus Aial
and '' convinced We mean VIII fs = az CO.
Deer Lodss. October 7th. 1870. is-iy
Wagon and Carriage Making.
H4yaasSc q: OPENED 7; WAGON APP n CARRIAGE
patronage of tie pablo l. respectfully selIsssS
Deer LODGE October Nh, $50. cesw
Door Lodge Brewery
Dses Lodge c,sy, xontaaA
p.vajlton, Proprietor.
TIE PIONEER BREWERY.
AND ALWAYS AHEAD
H.
quality Of Becs unsurpassed, II equalled In Montana
AAo
B O t tlcd Boor
B t tled Porter
With body az and haver TO commend Il to the palate
and favor ofn most faetdious lovers Of malt nquors
Order . Promptly Filled.
f1y
Pioneer Livery stable,
PIONEER CITY, MONTANA,
Rains,Taylor &Dadd dow
PROPRIETORs.
Good attention paid to the fcednr and ears 4 stssk
HAY AND GRAIN
always on hand
A ane Ranch connected with tAis s>ab,s with ~
bcet OF feed.
Charges reasonable DIV
Boots and shoes.
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average, the best We have had in years; the
ground Is in better condition from the fall
rains; there are increased facilities for res.
crvoiring and crrying water on tho mines
the extent of developed paying mines. in
this county, IL greater than last year, and
no diversion, like that of the Cedar stampede
last year, existing this winter. the miners
have remained in camp and are prepared or
preparing to commence in full strength with
tho first flow Of water. All other business
being in great measure dependent on the
product of tho placcrs, merchants, manu-.
facturcrs, mechanics and others share the
good feeling. The establishment of Fast
Freight Lines; reduction in rates and fares;
the introduction Of steam machinery for
preparing building lumber, which is also in
market and in ample supply at a heavy rcduc>
ton on last years prices; the establishment
Of new brick yards the fact that large
amount of stone is already quarricd ready
for use, and that many substantial stone
and brick buildings have been built or are
under contract by our own business men,
adds to this more especially as relates to the
town.
1t is we'll known fact that two thirds of
tho jobbing trade of Deer Lodge county
was last year done in Helena. There were
two prime causes. There were full assert.
ncnts in Helena, with competition, and as
\ sequence, lower prices. The number of
merchants in Deer Lodge was small-not
enough even with heavy capital to carry tho
amount Of goods required to make full
competitive market. Trade goes where II
can do the best. New firms have established
or are coming in; Fast Freight lines enable
quick rc-supplIes old business houses are
getting into larger quarters, and within
fortnight the spring business will lave be-
gun. The omcns arc suspicious; more houses
in different branches Of trade have induce.
ments to locate here that no other town A.
fords The old mines in the vicinity arc
yet good for years, and We arc much in or.
ror il the Race Track country, within
dozen miles of Deer Lodge, docs not develop
as well rs any camp in the country and lave
a population of coo or 600 people during the
season. Butte, Silver Bow, German.
French, Cable. Philipsburg, Henderson,
Bear, Elk, Pioneer, Pilgrim Bar, the Black
foot region, are all naturally commercial
tributaries, and with the facilities Of travel,
communication, and freightage we now
have, Deer Lodge should acquire the entire
trade. Full ass,rtments and low figures
will do II, and the indications s:e that both
will be offered. New buildings, merchant
visitors, and knowing intimations arc sig.
nifcant that Deer Lodge will have new
firms before long. They will be kindly
received by those now here, aud If they fail
to find this desirable location to acquire .
good trade, they will d Ter in experience
from any Of the many who within the past
year have joined fortunes with and located
in the commercial town of the West Side.
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NAL. JNO. KINGSLEY
MERCHANT TAILOR,

WOOD STREET, - HELENA.
make speciality Of Fine Goods and perfect 1ts,
guaranteeing Subtraction In oil caseA
Wm.Wjswell, Tin rear Of Klienschmidte otofel Deel
Lodge, Is kept constantly supplied with samples q
all my goods.
Measures and Orders
Taken BY him. will be filed BY me- and the same guar
eNtee given ~ In my own announcement,
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Hydraulic Mining.
{" 10000 feet Of Hydraulic Pipe Of d
Sizes for sale cheaper than other house In the Terrific
~. Persons deeiring to purchase should address
Strang Richardson, giving distance and fan, wher
full Particular price, etc., win be furnished.
STRAN0 RICHARDSON.
Deer Lodge, March 10 1871. sSu
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$1,000 Lbs. Of
California dried, pltted, Pluns,
California dried Peaehes
California dried Grapes,
for sale cheap 1t Wholesale, BY
sstf A. II. LEVY.
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-s~se
Notice to the Public.
Ny new Store opposite the McBurney House, IL now
open. offer for CASH either Wholesale or RETAIL At
REDUCED RATES, an
ENTIRELY FRESH STOCK OF GOODS,
held In reserve for this opening. Call and sec me
nd will show you FRESH goods direct frem tint
hands, Of better quality and At lower prices than can
be found elsewhere In the Territory. NN
r-r J. b. WILCOX.
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he who invests one dollar in business shouh invea
.i... A. +. SfHwA11,
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Ny success b owing to my ibczality in advertising
ROM BONNYR,
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Advertising has furnished me With Z competence.
Amos LAwIIxcE,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02
SUBSCRIBE NOW !
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The GREATEST OF THE WEEKLIEs!

Over $40, 900 was paid, during the past year
FOL the instruction and entertainment or Its
hundreds OF thousands Of readers. Six Of
Hoes large c cylinder presses arc kept running
day and night, to supply he enormous oe,
mand for this iavorite journal. Every story,
every article printed in Saturday Night, IL
original, and written expressly for ITS col
umns, by the best talent that m oney can pro.
cure. The purity and moral toue orSaturday
Night is OF theh highest order. Nothing that
can IN the least offend the religious or polite.
al boliefof any one will I've allowed to appear
on its pages. Ia fast ii is the best family pa.
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that u Is the paper lor every home in the land
Saturday Night isa large eight.page paper,
containing forty columns OF the best reading
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and neatly illustrated. A new story ~ com.
stories IN every paper. From seven to ten
short stories Of love and adventure in eysry
paper. From six to ten beautiful pieces Of
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worth remembering giving items of interest
to every one. Under the head of gas light
readlngls q splendid collection of witty and
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tho children. I've column of answers to cor
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matters Of law, domestic and fr eIdlyi 10 atoms,
history, ancient and modern. and everything
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Each number Of the Saturday Night 90 n.
tains rs much reading matter as any of the
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

TIE Nation gives currency
to a story that antipathy to
and distruSt of Mr.. Motley
were first raised in the Dresi>
dents breast by seeing that he
parted his hair in the middle
This may not be true; but if
it were, who can blame Gen.
eral GrantY-Loui8UiHe Gem.
mercial.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

EVERY person has rejoiced
at the revenue tax removed
during the last session of Con-
gress, until now the Cincinnati
Commercial comes IN with its
accustomed grumble, and says
the removals were not equita.
bly, arranged-that the East
was favored more than the
West. This same Commercial
is now working tooth and Toe
nail to have the income tax
removed, we'll knowing that
the bulk Of it is paid by the
wealthy men OF the East. Such
is the Commercials politics,
but be it remembered its rich
editor has to pay a tax on an
income of about forty or fifty
thousand dollars.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

COLONEL ]. G. YOUNG, mem.
Der of the House of Represent.
atives fromC olumblana county,
and editor ofthe Buckeye State,
died suddenly Sunday after.
noon. AS he entered the State
House alter dinner, he was at.
tackled with hemorrhage OF the
lungs. He was taken immedi
ately to the Office OF the Comp,
tfoller of the Treasury, where
he died in few minutes. Col.
Young was Military Secretary
of the late Gov. Tod.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

The vinton Record failed to SLAM
der us any more this week. Sickness
ia ascribed as the eause.-Ross Coun-
ty Register.
Not much. AS the editor
of the Register crouched down
behind a Dutchman and cried
for quarters we thought ii
would be uDgenerous 10 pun.
ish him again; besides, in his
case, we were a little afraid of
the society for the prevention
of cruelty 10 animals.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02
A CARD

clergyman while residIngi IN South Amer
lea as q missionary, discovered q safe and SIM, 1
pie remedy for the cure ofneiyous weakness,
early decay, diseases Of the urinary and;sem.l
inal organs, and the whole train OF disorders
brought on by banefnl and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by adesire 10 benefit
afa,ct ed and unforfunate, Will send the recipA
for preparing and using this medicine IN q =
sealed envelope to any one who needs it, free
of charge. Address JOSEPH T.INMAN, Sta
tan b, Bible House, New York City,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

A PORTSMOUTH correspon-
dent of the Cincinnati ChroEi.
Gle tells the following:
"The incident | am about to
relate shows that some of the
gentler sex believe and feel
that they have rights that
men are bound to respect. A
short time since a very respect.
able and well.to,do woman,
whose husband occasionally
takes too much liquor for his
own good and the good Of his
family, went into a saloon and
found her lord at the gaming
table, with three other men,
gambling. The stake was still
lying upon the table. The in.
dlgnant wife went deliberately
to the table, put her band upon
the spot" and took possession
thereof, telling her lord at the
same time that it was desira-
BILE he should 60 home. He
stood not upon the order, but
went. She then turned to the
remaining three and told them
that unless they each gave five
dollars apiece she would in
form on them for gambling and
have them arrested. The mon.
ey was forth coming, and the
o m went home fully victo.
rious.
"Whenever we have brave
o m like this one, not afraid
to take the initiative, the sex
will rise up in the scale of po-
lltical, State and social impor-
lance. So mote it be-"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

JONES switch is p. M" t
verify, invested two dollars in
a sign for the office at that
place-extravagant youth
He wanted the Government to
reimburse him for the amount
squandered. The government
wouldn't do it-economical old
boy-whereupon Jones, switch
is eddytur" Of the Waterman,
blows his penny whistle IN the
plalntive and be-
witching strain:
"Here we have a Govern
ment that can spend its mil.
lions in the purchase of a
worthless Island, inhabited by
a still more worthless tribe of
negroes, which refuses to pay
the poor, pitirul sum Of two
dollars for a Government sign"
Dreadful state of affairs i
What is the country coming
to? Were we in the Jones'
place nary a time would such
a Governm ent get our support
no, never Portsmouth Re.
publican.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

IRON ore is being hauled
from the vicinity Of New Ply
mouth to Five Mile Furnace
and Logan Furnace at a cost TO
the owners of the ore of 80 so
per tor. If the railroad was
built it could be taken the
same distance at one-ffth that
price or so cents per, ton, leav
Ing a net profit TO the owners
Of $500 per ton on every ton
of ore sold over and above the
present profit. Endless fields
of ore are found in this vicini>
~, nearly every farm along the
line Of road being stored with
the richest veins, which are
laid open by a very slight strip
ping. One would think that
the people owning this vast
wealth would not leave a stone
unturned by which they could
get cheap transportation, a
ready market and a good price
for their ore; but it appears
the Lord have mercy on their
ignorance!-that very few of
them have sense enough to ap
preciate the situation. They
ought to subscribe-and that
promptly and literally, too.
Instead of outsiders running
to them and begging for sub.
scriptions they ought to be
running to outsiders. They
have no right to own this i'm
mense wealth, and leave it I'M
developed. Providence placed
it there for the use of man, and
they have no right to keep it
covered up in the earth. If
they haven't foresight enough
to see that the building of the
railroad would put money in
their pockets and be the max.
ing of their town and country
around, they ought to sell out
TO some person who has that
knowledge; and if they will
just confess their ignorance we
will agree to find a purchaser
who will help build the road,
and will make more wealth for
himself and the community in
a year, than they have been
able to scratch out of the
ground in a lifetime.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

A THING worth doing is worth
doing well. A thing worth adj
vertislng is worth advertising
we'll. A newspaper worth ad.
vertlSing in once is worth ad
vertising in all the time.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

The net earnings of the CO.
lumbus & Hooking Valley r.
r. last year was $21O,914.S2.-
The cost of running the road
was 438 per cent. of the gross
receipts. These figures are of
fetal and they are of special
Importance to our people just
now. They show US that a road
through a mineral county pays
its owns expenses and leaves
a handsome balance. They
show US that the stock of a
mineral railroad is valuable
property in itself aside from
the general benefit a railroad
is to the country at large
They show that our people
have a good thing in the stock
of the Gallipolis, Macarthur d
Columbus Road. Will they
take hold of it,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

The report that Billy Mum
gen bought his head Of Grant
at the leather store in Galena
8 disputed. Grant never sold
any such leather as that. His
calf was the best in Market
Ohio State Journal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

NEVER chew your words.
Open tie mouth and let the
words come out. A student
once asked, "Can virchu, forti-
chude, gratiehude, or quicchude
dwell with That man who is a
stranger to rectichude?"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

broken open the house of Ra
chel Shoemaker, and stealing
therefrom $3.50, a full account
of which will be given in my
next.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

The census report shows us
that in population Iowa has
beaten all her sisters in the re.
lative order of rank, having
from the nineteenth,
in 1860, to the thirteenth, in
1870. In the same time her
population has increased over
500 1000, being now 1,177,515.-
Many of the northern counties
have during this time gained
from five to fifteen times the
number of population they
had ten years ago. New farms
are being opened in everydlrec'
ton over her broad and fertile
prairies, while new towns
spring up as if by magic along
all the new lines of railroads.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Road Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given that q petition will
ers Of Vinton County, Ohio, at their next reg.
ular session In MMch,A. D. 1871, praying for q
reWew and alteration Of the county joad lead.
ing from Allensyille to Ellsworth in jackson
county. MANY PETITIONERS.
feb 2 1870 CIV
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

Columbus Is moving forward
the principal impetus being its
connection with the coal and
iron regions via. the Columbus
q Hooking Valley r. r.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-02-02

A THIEF made a raid upon
the premises of a preacher
named Guild, in Nebraska City,
the other night, and captured
a lot of shirts, sheets, cutlery,
&c. Next morning the bundle
was left at the door, with the
following: "Rev. Gid: Did,
dent no twoas a minneisters
hous or woodent a took theas
things. Hear they is.-CoN.
SCIENCE"