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Successive Crops not Exhaustive.

II Is curious that some people. apparent
~ intelligent, will persist in asScrtin. that
successive crops of tn same grain do not
inpoyeri>h the soil. and even 20 so far.
some OF them. as to say 1t increases the
productive capacity. Now the world,
through all time and all places. has decided
TO the contrary II there is a maxim e.
tabli>hed in agricuitu e, Il Is that OF the
rotation OF crops, to meet this very re
qurement Of exhaustion by the same grain
There are some exceptions. where VIII n.
aud oais. aud doubtless other grains. have
been raised for many years In succession
IA success. But these exceptions only
prove the fact that they are quoted TO dis
prove; for thu Land where they arr grown
Is Of great depth and richness. and drain
are 10 prevent hurt in tiilage. keeping the
~ chamical part .opd. Side BY side. nrdi-
marx snil would allow the orr hodox rule
tn crops wound detcrioratc If continued in
succession. II three. taken frou six
leaves three, then certain amount OF mat
ter taken from the sod. leaves that Kind of
~ itt-r. that much the less and il contiuu-
cd must exhaust 1t: What a e we. then
- expect from this very icl land rich il,
The qualities to raise particular grain If
Aa1 olca>c-if cropping j. continued on
and "n. VIII it II I exh ui>' H. l. not.
lrn jlr g "a a "a facts 81 philosophy are
a. ftI't. ana tIc graz Dl-on made a mis-
'Ac "Ah1 l1 iaid ca asa basis. Happy
tn nt1 WI ctl r.ie- ~Yr--.Sivt. rro,s n,
ga. o. =" has -ooi land unusually good
al d.ep- Blt 1T hi . not try fo cpcoyr-
az ilru-r, l. rtl,. cop ARR croa. of
!" 3 nt ot.>. f. a lpl- tins. tor h, cat
uh. dp ~: th y know .ttcr M: 4 ~
l. ia L. -''I. rycl ipr ri n land. u kc,1,
It. cI-l r. e. ctt rms. ri, ~. man,
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Railroad Notice.

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] >ccLrr ese.y thtn< ~. piraaie la Travelling.
ice u ~ ansi Pa I'm Siee.d x Cars al We y
low rates. fa'ties iiAeied a.. ugh from Eiis.
worsa.
GEO \. DYER. Al ut.
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t. Isl Ao'f able iu-tiec- .'l "a, >an ju..lri.
"a outt ncAt a. BE- hugsl.l - rtt~wn. III ~ aH,i
inr III" t,I-ts 81 IL tii.-,.s tac sc,,oad ruc..
st.N nt Attnl. \. - 1874.
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go mel 81 ga g. its.i uut sow thstBt the
-tatc. hsNinE 80 Incidence tAytr4H. and IA part
uAkAUNh L. fh4- llb,laut
"gf t-bciaH- sap alas that he wa@ married.
q h-- ~Ati ha-HtHti. a. ~tfnn ! q >now az -stt
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hA"tntrn % 'tt ia ga ...Hef II IA Asas is5 thal
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t.ttn 80 Ii~u1rai. Ga ste lui "a .eltpu4te vie,
''It lhat tc IA AT >liuuri. Mt.tagt JI-t rAu-s
i-s'FriUr, dit in tte >ulusnuf at thHt t. wi
\. -. l~'3 uitctis q. sctt ani abandon your libel
s a"t stS s4t tiiag la, continued rucii ,le-C4.
ti71 rpl abzai iuficaE Entil now ant In. ia no
Wat r-'uutHAs a g. ltrr support
" isr.e..irs. tsi because Q! -aCh de >cttiou, aud
i0a-HfLch ast - reasonable aud prupcr aud
Wuui't oc Cuasn~tYc 10 dBafu=tic harmony AnI
ttn-t-ttii "l-D is.r icIcr aHi Aliis nt
1'.s LthtiAut NtAl- Ior dINu4ce from d. ca .aid
uiebasi 4hd tHaa lac uUail, o!uiAs siasay he.aurn
t4lcHt A4s.o. We BE-
Dated 1A.s -c,,alh las OF November \. u 1872.
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TESTIMONIALS
81 regard Nr. Eddy OF the cap ,6ie and
sHcces.Jaa practitioners ,-'th whom 1 have had
pnLcIsi 'nter'ourse. CuAs. MASON.
,omm ssioncrs OF Patents,
II have no hesitation IN assuring INVENTOR, that
lhcy oanaet employ a s-,rs competent AMI
tTaSacurlhy aus. .iiofe ca..aDis putting their
applications Ia IUrtn for them an early
tii'i favorable consideration at the Patent ONCE.
EDMUND BUHk,'
Late Commissioner Vi Patents,
MIR. Eddy has made tor me over THIRTY sp
pli safl I,r t'aleBIs having susces- lui ia
AIN livery CAST unInirtAkabic pr,soi OF
gicu tiirnt a'ii abiIty o. hi. part haas me to
rrtco Itnei'l a iuNrntors Ia apply TO HIM pr,,-
cure thc'r i'aitn Hs they may bc 81 having
the mi tuihldi attention bestowed Hieir
cases. a1d at very .easonable cAaI 2cs.
JOHN rAGGART.
Boston Jan. iS.I-lyr.
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PA. -uh-c,gb IL 80, ls,r.s luule uaiic,, To- ali
! "nc'th'd. 'hHt lac ha- Dc-u nuiy appointed
go. a. His'n IA n>eli. me tau,I uf an Ast
iuIns 4 a.s,f d tnc e>ttcHl
Ham "a u ,.n'l"n ltic 't braoksvil!c ia tho
"Hn.l "t ltAtt,tA. tlcC.arc't. 10y 81 in4
p'nt - tht ttW 4 t.cs-; ne .br,tiar" t,tlicst 3.
ut y, Z, I.it NC inc sntt .iVccs
."'> V-tue. a. la s,s'i tis -. meat. a q.
i"'+o w'-' nIsc aay ,ieta.'4.I, ItcTsOt cA io4I
tiiV -t.''r IJf li-s ga al.
JAMES Gl;lNDEL,.
Jasutfs u. Ell. .wI
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Legal Notices.

/
1HE subscriber hereby gives pablic notice ts
IAN concerned, that he In, been duly Appellate,
aud has taken upon aim selt the trust Vt Admin
| isiraior oi HE estate OF
| David Montgomery late Of
verona In tue County OF Hancock deceased
| 10y giving bt nd rs the law directs: he there
tore requests an persons who are indebted to the
sIii dreea. eds estate to make Immediate pay
ineut. aud h,-c ho have any demands thereon,
TnEo. {. woopMAS
January 3.h. 1871. 5W4
TiE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
coace neal that lit hds been duiy appointed
Ehd bh- t1Seu upon himself the trust OF AN ESeciI-
tor nfihr last " ~ s'iIl lie lament OF
tat"tfe \, ) luracr, Late Of ucsspori.
IN ssid County o. Ilahcnck deceased. hy giving
uon't The law directs he therefore requests al
persons wh are indicted 80 the SAIL dcccasctfs
'>taie, I" make I'nme.lisie payment. and those
SAME lot sestleieVht-
THEo. c. wooDMAN.
Jan. ISL. ISL. anI
60 tn iinnorab'v Jud.t Probate Ior tie Coun-
riIE un.ler-i xnc,l. widow ~ JOB SNOW
ate "a >ol:N,cs "a saii County. deceased re-
-pectiuiy rei'-. .'pt<, hat -ani .cceasct died
.t''- -e--vst - Pc--.,na ESTATE. invrut,,ry oi
Whi-n ht~ been saiy reinrtird into the P,,Iatr
'iaier tiIt h-r rurini~t,Hee~ ren'icr 1 c..>>tTy
ihit HI i"ni il stii t'ri."aai t.t,itr
tn sn~tr = rhitllc,t to IN distribution Ihercnl;
>te 'hrn-i'.r rrtts mat Nuur iIonnr ouli
2 ant hrt IA II 1i,,a nnrr out 1T sad icrstn ~
itf'. 80 NttaF Ht-cf'iffn tou tElAN q. tgfuiu
c-r--a Wi ~ t'ii '''r toe t'b 'i,Iu,-H. 81
Comm --tnu"t- iipNer -ai.i E-tair.
a,Ri NM SNuW.
Jan l>ih ~. by SiHiON ALLEN.
STATE or MAINE
HAM . X. IS. Cuud oil PrObuc, January Term
:. -. 1911
t'pt.l inc f,rc- ,thg Petition. Orlcrcsl Thu
mi Nl tW ave pubiic notice to all persons h.
ic".t,i i,t causing =, c"i'! nI tl,i. % der Ia b,
= b .t.trl tIs,v nseks s.,tytl. la Fac -
AHitH nc1ctn q W+.'dpcr u1T>hc5t IN F.iis
q I ID q. 4 T. q 4 rttst
II -! t'i.,ottS ~aii tunuts Ia - nclI az
r.il.Wo4h "a lnc 1. 'r tac..i, :, a. Fto-ttf, u.xt
ii tea "a ,hc ci.'c~ ~ thr Inr.t,,1n. au.i >hvN
.,'i-c II trA tHv5 ave, VI. the came should uoI
si.tut''.
IVA PARKER TUX. judge.
Attest 80. pYEG. Il -a,tcr.
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special Notice

J'tsh rece vel. suitable for Christm - Pre.eu,s
NJ are i.vifed To cal AMI examine his ,t,rk
"h Their wishing 10 buy or not
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\ few long shlyyi. len hi-h must bc sn. 8.
Ia.i Issd rAs;nt - al-, a uai iuc OF QUAY
shsAIs opic, a,id rAislcN.
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TIC hes, assortment t. be found anywhere ,.i.-
IN. enc A..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07
Golden Words.

"H is our duty as Republic
cans to nominate men above all
suspicion. # aOe do not, zoe
ought to be dJsated. If un-
scrupulOus men are TO be elected,
let @not be By RepubLic0nS:J Jor
unscrupulous smart men ruin
every party and erery cause"-
Harper's Weekly.
No better platform was ever
written, The - Republicans
have presented a State and
county ticket of unquestioned
honesty and integrity. Tried
by the highest standard Of
morals they are without re-
proach. Vote, tor every mar
on the ticket. Do not scratch
or trade.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07


We have not seen the Jack
son Standard of this week, but
we learn from a friend who has,
that Mr.. Mackley failed to pub.
lish "the only truthful account
ofthe Harper Convention" all
though he promised hlsreaders
he would, Ten weeks since.
Why has he thus failed to keep
his word! Because the charges
of fraud zoe then made acre true,
are ananstcsred Gndundnsacs1'-
able. AS we republish a part
OF those charges this week, and
Mr.. Mackley has failed to keep
his word, we will work off
mum ber of half sheets, and dis
tribute them among the Re
publicans of Jackson county,
and let them see the mOduS
opsraads Of nominating a "reg-
ular" candidate.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07
Lawrence Count.

We give below, The cobcIu-
ding sentences OF a cOmmunl-
Gallon in the lronton journal,
from a member OF the Lawrence
county Bar
is not Judge Plyley capable and hon.
estf Was he ever accused Of judicial
bias or partiality2 No; more clear
meade headed and upright Judge is not to be
lound. 1t Is not the people whose
causes he has patiently heard and i'm
paIuaiiy tried, mol the lawyers who
bnow his real worth; tiat seek 10 dis.
place him. The movement to nIscA
Mr Harper on the ticket was, IL Il
supposed, initiated, and is now mains
tained chiefly by those who wish To
get Harper out Of the way as con.
gressional candidate next year.
The certain result of Harper's cleo
ton would be the displacement Of
Judge johnson in 1872, aud the eletior
Of some man in his place from one o
the northern counties of this Judicia
subdivision.
There Is not another distf let in tn
State that has two more able and ac
compiished Judges than Johnshn AM
Plyley. Thoi1oss of either would b.
a loss to the people and to the caus,
Of impartial justice.
Next Tuesday this important choice
ia to be made Each voter should loql
well to his ticket. aud see that the name
of JOHN T. PIyley is there.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

One Democrat Who Belives
that the House. Journal
Shows that MIR. SOule Voted
for that Bill.
In Wilkesville, last week,
while Harvey Wells was carry
ing the books containing the
official evidence of Mr.. Soule's
vote on the Bible bill he was
accosted by Hays Soule, son OF
the Democratic candidate. An
argument ensued, ending in a
knock down between the two
young men, whereupon King
Wells, q Democrat and father
of Harvey, seized the books,
rushed in the house, placed
them OH the fire and covered
them up with burning wood
But Harv. was after him in d
moment, and saved them from
being entirely consumed,
Gen. Grosvenor, in bis speech
last MONDAY evening, showed
them 10 his audience, or, as he
stated it, exhibited their plea
of guiltyp Shame, on you, gem
tlemen, to attempt to suppress
the evidence. @rruth crushed
10 earth will rise again." We
have another copy!
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

CORRUPTION money, in Mr..
Harper'S interest is in every
hand that will take it, and
some Of his friends have the
unblushing impudence to say
that they will carry Vinton
county if money will do it.
How much of that S., 900 cor
ruption fund furnished by the
ring, has been lett in this coun.
ty we do not know, but we do
know that our people are not
cattle or swine TO be purchased
lor a price, and willresent this
insult to their manhood as it
deserves, at the polls. Vote
for Plyley.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07


LOOK out for frauds in the
name of "Milt." Bay on your
tickets. His proper name is
Thomas NJ. Bay. "Scot" Sage's
proper name is. Winfield S.
Sage. Examine every name on
your ticket carefully, and be
sure it is right before you de.
posit it. Don't trads or scratch.
Every man on the ticket is
worthy of your confidence
Let US have a full vote.
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"Honor thy father and thy mothe
that thy days may be long upon the
land which the Lord thy God giveth
thee"
$1,000 fine by the provision
Of Mr.. Soule's anti-Bible bill
TO read The above in any school
house in the State.
Wherefore the law was our school
master to bring us unto Christ that
We might be justified by faith. Gal
3-24.
"Thou shalt not steal"
By the provisions OF Mr..
Soule's bill 1t would be unlaw-
ful for any teacher in Ohio to
teach that the above unsectari-
an commandment was of di-
vine origin,
"And he said unto them, Go We into
all the world, and preach ths gospel to
every creature"
But don't stop at any of the
school houses in Ohio, adds Mr..
Soule's bill; tor If you do you
will surely be punished.
"And the gospel must frat be pub
lished among all nations Mark
1910.
BY Mr.. Soule's anti.Bible
bill, it must not be published
in our school houses.
Therefore as the fire devoureth the
s!ubble, and the fame consumeth the
chat, so their root shall be as rottcn>
ness, and their blossom shall 20 up as
dust because they haze cast away the
law of che Lord of hosts and despised
tho word of the Holy Ono of Israel
Isaiah spa.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

SMITHS MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Portsmouth, ohio, prepares young men prsc.
aeallv for the duties Of the countjng.room, by
teaching them BOOK keeping, Writing and
Beltness Arithmetic, aud also for general
business. THERE'S no class system students
saA enter at any time. College permanently
oested. Open day and evenIns.
Address =. ". Smith, Principal.
Cen 10, lbaf vi .s.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07
Notice to Teachers.

THE BoAN Ii School Examiners for Vim.
90 Coun,y will meet at the Union School
9oGse, In Macarthur, on the lst and ard sa,ur.
aay Of March, April, May, September, October,
snd November; and the lat Saturday in .Ianu
ury, Feb.noly, June July, August, and De-
SOmbsr, Ia each yeef, Examinations to com.
menre q! ten o'clock, A, NJ Satisfactory evi-
denoo ofgcod mora character will be required
n ali Cases. 4 lee 0. 50 conts ls required by
Ian from each applicant.
- Nh. nlANE5. ch'n, Board of
en-. J,T NuuE, school
l.. .. rEGpuE. Clerk, Exuhinors.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07
j. G. WILL, P. NJ.
A Sad Accident.

A team belonging to Abram
Wllber ran away, near Ham
den, on Thursday, upsetting
The wagon, breaking Mr. Will
ber's leg, badly injuring a boy
who was in the wagon, and
wdunding Mrs. Amanda Long,
a married daughter Of Mir.
WILDER, SO seriously that she
died from the effect Of her in
jurics III the course OF the day.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

The Jackson Standard usu-
ally comes to this office by
Wednesday noon. At the time
OF going to press it has not ar
rived We learn that it has
been distributed at the other
post offices of the county. This
Indicates that Mr.. Mackley is
afraid TO trust tito a fair criti-
cism. People will know how
much dependence to put in it
under such circumstances.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

, A House near Zaleski, be.
longing to the Zaleski Compa.
ny, and occupied by El: Gill,
was destroyed by fire last week.
he succeeded in saving all of
his furniture.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

The Candidate who is pursued with
relentless spite and personal abnse,
and has lies forged and circulated on
him, through malice, generally bids
fair to lead the ticket Marietta Reg
iSter. r..
True words; and Hon. John
P. tlyley is that man in this
district. Be sure his name is
on your ticket.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

Our country sends millions
Of dollars annually that the
Bible may be read to the Hea-
then. Whilelwe are doing this
will we consent 10 have the
light of that book quenched in
our own hOmese Can we spend
millions to furnish light to the
Heathsls and keep our aown
children in darkness2
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

No man eyerattended to the
interests of the people more
faithfully than John P. Dunkle.
See that his name is on your
ticket.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07
New Gnnla Amin,

A. Ii. Dowd is in the city
this week selecting another
one of those fine assortme nts of
custom made clothing, boots,
shoes, &C. Call ard sec the
new goods next week.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

THERE are millions of chill
dren in this country who would
never hear a chapter read from
the Bible, would never hear a
prayer uttered and kno y'noth
ing of God save and except
what they hear in the public
schools from their teachers.
Remember that fact next Tues
day, a n..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

ALL parties are agreed that
a Constitutional Convention
should be held. Therefore, on
that proposition vote "Yeslo
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

TELL your Democratic neigh
Dor that the Republican ad
ninistration OF Gen, Grant has
reduced the interest on the
public debt more than So 900,
600. .,l
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

WArOH every voting place
closely and see that no mar
deposits n ballot who ia not leo
gally entitled so to do.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

The following is a list Of let
ters remaining in the postoffice
at Zaleski, o., Oct. 1st. 1871:
Michael Fitzpatrick, }. NJ.
Fife, g, W. Vanevry, S. Meho-
Ter, Frank Gibbing, A. j. By
ers, j. |. Bennett, William ON,
bier, Lewis Thompson, Arthur
Framer, Thomas Cooling, Watch.
Ter Theuri.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

Is 1t Just exactly "the thing"
Tor a person to ride into office
on a pretended temperance
hobby, and furnish free whisky
to those whom you expect to
influence thereby to vote for
yous, Several nights of this
week have been made hideous
in this town ON whisky pur-
chased with Harper's money by
his agents, 90 -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07
Democratic Economy.

Its ascertained from reliable
sources that more money has
been spent BY the Tammapy
ring in nine monlhs-tor plaster,
ing, than the entire expense Of
the United States for foreign
intereourrs during the present
administration, 49, 8.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07
FROM sCIoro COUNTY.
-
[For the Vinton Reeord.l

~ Wv hoSOlusl
SENTIMENT OF 300 GENUINE RE
PUBLICANs. So
ED. RECORD:-We see in the
Portsmouth Tribune, a contin
ual harping and snarlipg a
your paper for coming out il
favor of Plyley tor Judge in
stead Of Harper. We advls'
you to stand firm, asyon are OF
board the right ship, as we dt
assure you and all Of Plyley'i
friends that Scioto county vii
give Plyley a handsome major
ily where the voters come tc
the polls. There is that about
the character of Mr.. H., known
to his personal acquaintance
(excepting his rets) which in
their minds would disqualifv
him for such an office of trust
and honor, as he is a man that
let's his prejudices run away
with his reasoning faculties TO
such an extent that lie could
not make a proper or compe-
tent Judge, and as to the con
venti0n that nominated him,
we think we know how that
was brought about-we speak
as TO the counties Of Jackson
and Scioto-we have every
reason TO believe it was a
packed thing as has been
charged and never denied
Plyley is the right man In the
right place, without stigma
resting upon his character, or
qualifications. There will Ger.
talnly be but a small portion Of
the Republican party that will
follow those infected tricksters.
To be gulled by such inexora'
BILE and nefarious Office seekers
would be committing suicide to
The party in this district. Let
each county roll up such ma
jorily against them IS will Wis.
it, such a rebuke on them as to
forever bury them politically
in Oblivion. We see an article
in lhe Tribune by Harper's col
league as 10 a visit made by
him TO Macarthur. AS to the
design oflhat visit, we are well
advised. We have no hesitation
in saying one Object was to draw
out a comment from the Vim.
ton Record, on which he might
ie' loose his perfdy and sar
casm, expecting thereby 10
gain political strength tor his
colleague, and weaken or Grip.
pie those Of Plyley.
We are afraid that the decep.
tive, sneaking spirit alluded to
by the visitor in his article.
must have been lurking invlsi-
bly, within his own breast,
speaking in tones OF thunder
to his guilty conscience, ad
monishing him of this and
similar sins, committed for the
past ten years, for We as a par
ty, and sensible men, have
long since. learned where to
place the vituperalions of these
professional politicians; for il
it OF ly required The assertion
of falsehoods to place them in
Gfice, we make no doubt they
could furnish them by the
score. Let the Republican
party act wisely, juIiciously,
and from principles, and place
men of integrity and honor In
important Offices. Plyley is a
tried and true man, without a
fault, well liked by the Bar and
people wherever he has pre-
sided. goT7sfl Esifs.t.tr
FRIENDS OF PRINCIPLE AND JUSTICE.
Golden Words.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

Another Radical thief has come to
grief. ThRtriAl of Lieut. Fenno, at
st. Paul, for stealing public funds, has
resulted in his conviction, and SEN
tence to he cashiered, to refund $3.50,
and be imprisoned for five years in The
penitentiary. Next Ckiihcothc Ad-
reriiSer.
Yes, sir; next The Radicals
are on the look out for him,
and as soon as he is found he
will be punished to the extent
Of The law. OF course there
are bad men in the Republican
party and they sometimes
work themselves into office,
but as soon as they are discov.
cred, it is the policy of the Far
ty, as shown by its HE tory and
the above item, to turn him
over 10 The law witho sym>
pathy; and not try to shield
him as you have the Treasurer
OF Butler county who stole
$4,000, the Treasurer OF
Crawford county who stole
$4,000, or the Tammany
thieves, Tweed, Sweeney, Con-
molly, Hall, lngersoll, Garvey &
Co., who stole over a hundred
millions of dollars.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

Mrs. GUsMAN requests US to
return thanks TO the public for
theiassistance extended to her,
and the substantial aid eener-
ously furnished IN her hour OF
need.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

LET Republicans 81 arrange
all their affairs previous to
election day, that none Of them
may be kept away from the
polls. at1a1 na Iea j1am
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

OLE should have known bet.
ter" said a disgusted Democrat
yesterday, referring to Mr..
vote on the Bible ques
tion, sand II he IL defeated he
has no one to blame but him.
self, and can console himself in
the knowledge that he deServ-
ed it," "I.-H -H5-tea- 1h
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07

8. j. EIchelstein, Importer and
Dealer IN Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc, Cham
.pAens. Sparkling ca.Awba and Ale always on
hASd. Pig Iron Corner, Front street, Ports
mouth, o. All orders promptly hlled.i
ma 80 lsf0ly