South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-11-10
THE INDEPENDENT.

Mrs. JOSEPH STUBS, of Malta,
died suddenly yesterday morning.
THE Brown, Manly Plow Co. is
erecting more new buildings:
liz mary places IN Ohio, at the
late election. the Prohibition vote
was not returned.
THE Presbyterian Mite Society,
held last Thursday evening at Mrs.
Mary A. MeGrath's, raised S14.50.
F. W. MOORE has gone TO Noble
County, where be will follow his
profession.
REV. w. NJ. FERGUSON delivered
his lecture on "Mordecai" at Deer
field on Monday evening. Receipts,
upward Of $40.
THE Prohibition vote in Penns-
y!vania this year is now stated TO be
5,243. besides q great mar.y that
wore not returned.
+ THE Brown, Manly Co. Steel
Plow is s~uperceding the Pittsburg
Steel Plow wherever the Two are
brought in competition.
ATTORNEY GENERAL POND receiv-
ed "a higher number of votes than
any other candidate before the pep
pie of Ohio at the recent election.
THE Brown, Manly Plow Co. took
the LIST premiums at the Athens Fair
on their ~TlreshIng Machine and
Steel PIows,
PATRICK HENRY, Esq., of Stock
port, has been appointed one of the
School Examiners of this County in
place of james II. Rusk, who has
removed to Z~1nesville.
A PETITION is in circulation. to be
sent TO the Governor of Ohio, ask
ing for the pardon of Stephen Mil
Ter, sentenced to the P~cnitentlary
last spring for five years for Killing
young Tracy. .
TIE speakers for the Public Tenn
perance Meeting, to be held at Ches-
terfield on The evening of Tuesday,
Nov. 2lst, are Revs. Cooper and Me-
Cure and Attorney General F. B.
Pond.
THE demand for the Brown, Man
fy Co. Steel Plow is so great that
the Co. has orders row on its
books that have been there for six
months, and that they have not been
able, as yet, TO fiji.
Two new stores have been start
ed IN Chesterfield. E. II. Worrell has
started a Boot & shoe Store, and
Oliver Williams a Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Notion and Grocery Store.
Nothing like push and energy.
THE Chesterfield and Plymouth
Base Ball Clubs played a match
game at Chesterfield on Saturday
last, which resulted in 80 runs for
Plymouth TO 80 far Chesterfield
Another game will be played by
these clubs, at plymouth this week.
THE first pre- OF the District Fair,
held Il: Evansville this seal on, was
awarded Brown, Manly & Co., on
their Steel Flows. Brown, Manly
e. Co. had to contend, for this pre-
MUM, with the Pittsburgh Steel
Center Plow and Dayton Champ
ion Steel Pillow.
THE Brown, Manly Plow Co. are
building u largo number of Thresh-
ing Machines Of the Pitts & Rails
ton Patent, oh which nro great In
provements over those built last
season. They are, also, prepared to
furnish two styles of horse powers,
the old style, six & eight horse, the
eight and ten, down or noun
ted.
MALTA is up and doing and bound
TO have u Rail Road. Her citizens
have sent james NJ. Rogers and G.
L. Hall to Columbus 70 ate Id the
meeting held there to-day, notice
of which is made elsewhere in this
paper. With the efforts of MALTA
On the West, and of McConnelsville
OH this side of the river, our pros
poets of 4 RIil Road through tho
are most fatter ing.
DICK ESGLE, of Chesterfield,
called on us on Monday, and states
that he has made arrangements 10
be soon at MountsIown and Bishop
vile, with a full line of Harness,
Saddles, Brides, Collars, &c, which
40 will Fell at his customary low
Posters will be out anncunc
ny the days he will be at the above
Dick is one of your live
men, and it is d pleasure for ono TO
1uy of him.
The Athens Messenger says:
AVN. Warn; r, the InvlncIble
butcher. is now selling choice beef
md pork at from SIX to e;gh. cents
per pound"
IL would be well if we had an
'%invinciblc butcher" here, If he
Gould accommodate the people With
hose rates. Our butchers Fay from
to 81 cents per pound for beef
and sell beef from fonr to if
cen cents per pound, according to
he cut you r able TO buy. The
Jest roast and steak sell from 10 TO
p cents, and best steak alone at
o cents. Dressed hogs are worth
tut 4cents, and sausage is sold for
D cents. Ifthe Athens butcher
AN manage to make q decent llv-
ny at his rates, our butchers will
ertainly not break up.
STOLEN BoY.--On last Saturday
morning, q circular was received
Iere by Mayor w. W. McCarty, /,
rom the Chief of Police nj Quincy