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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-12-12

The Auditor informs US that
he has a part of the kit Of
standard weights and meas
ures, in his possession. They
are slowed away in a dusty old
closet under the main stair.
case. 1t is but just to add that
he complains of want of room
for the proper accommodation
of the business and equip.
mentS of his office, and has nc
better place to keep them We
think his complaint is well
founded. While he has the
greater part of the business of
the county to transact, and
furnishes the Commissioners
with room for their sessions, he
has one of the smallest rooms
in the building. We see nc
remedy, however. McGillivray
and Shivel must be accommo.
dated. '.. .-
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AN ORDINANCE,
70 Establish and maintain q
Fire Department.

Be II ordained BY the Council Of the Incor-
poraled Village OF Macarthur, vinton county
Ohio.
sEcrros /. That there shall be established
and maintained Fire Department for SAID
Village. to consist Of one volunteer company
of not less than forty. nor more than one hun
dred able. bodied men.
SECTIOS 2. The officers OF said company
shall be one President, one Vice President,
one Secretary, ene Treasurer, and five Police,
and such other officers subord nate thereto as
the company may elect or appoint The Pres
idsnt, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer
nnd ave Police shnll be appointed by the May.
or by and with the consent OF the Council, and
shall hold their office for the term ol one year
and until their successors are appointed. All
vacancies shall be tlled by like appointment
for the unexpired term.
SEXTON The Company Is hereby author.
lied to elect or appoint the subordinate oftic.
ers ami to make and enforce such rules ami
regulations as they may deem necessary for
their government, not lnGonsi stent with the
llws 1f the State or ordinances ofsaid village,
aud to impose assessments. fines and penal>
ties upon the memoe Of the Company and
to collect the same and shall be entitle 4 TO
receive out ofthe village treasury, such snn
as the council Of SAID village by a two.
thirds vote OF all the members may deter
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SECTION 4. The President shall have power
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both ofhcers and mem they shall have the
re ano contLolo OF tne Engpe-house, engine
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The New York
EVENING POST.
SAFE,SURE AND sTEADFAsT.
A Journal for all True Republicans,
for all True Liberals. aud all
True Democrats.

The NeW York Evening Post, edited by
William Cullen Bryant and Parke Godwin,
assisted by the strongest talent that can be
engaged, has for more than half century
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AN election to decide whetl

AN election to decide wheth-
er GallipoliS will appropriate e
100000 towards building the
OHIO Valley r. r. is advertised
to come off on the 18th of this
month. AS they voted to ap
propriate $4,000 to the G.
McA. & G. r. r. a few months
since, we would like to know
how they get around the pro.
visions of the law allowing but
one election within a year.
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Attachment Notice.

William Paagman, plapns, asainst Charles
Kannady, defendapt.
Before John 7. Black. J. Pgof Bsdison town.
ship. vinton county, Ohio.
nm the 18th day Of November ls12, Baid
= Msdis6n township, December 2. 1872. !
.v!lsIsMIL LIlAN shyGHNAy,
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The majority for Grant wa'
mainly obtained through the
influence of the party label o
a name. BE was known moi
to be fit for the position. he
was generally distrusted, buj
the Republican. label carried
him through. 1t is unfortu
nate that our political society
is so organized that names and
not things are looked to by the
voter Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Enquirer does not ap
pear to see that it could not
have written a sever condem-
nation of its party. If the
managers of that party,
of which the Cincinnati Enqui.
rer is one, have brought it
into such disrepuLe that its
very name is a stencil in the
nostrlls OF the people, is it not
showing a good deal of cheek
in them to attempt to advise
and criticise those whose good
behavior has won them the
confidence Of the people.
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he bears the ills he has, rather
than fly to others that he
knows not Of
What were the cogitations oil
the Sherltf-who has the gen
eral care Of the Court House
during this time, We know not.
George Kaler will be in next
month, and we will ask him
what he thinks about 1t. In
the meantime, we advise James
Madison and David B. to be on
the lookout for a cheap room,
suitable TO be occupied as a
office, and convenient
to a free coal pile.
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Sensational Preaohine.

Rev Mr.. Hughey, OF the
Walnut ST. M. L. Church, Chill
icothe, announced in all the
papers of that city last week
that the subject for the follow
ing Sunday would be "a Plea
for Dancing" and invited the
attendance of all dancing
Christians. As might have
been expected some OF the staid
old brothers and sisters were
shocked by the announcement
and refused to encourage the
reverend gentleman with their
presence, while the dancers
turned out in full force. In
stead, however, of meeting
with the defense they antici-
pated, he ground them as he
no doubt flattered hlmself, be
tween the upper and neither
mill stones. Now, we would
like to know how Mr.. Hughey
reconciles his conscience to the
deceit he practiced on that con-
gregalion. Some people might
regard that as even a greater
sin than dancing. . .
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hole.
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JOHN BURNS, of the Scioto
Valley Post thinks he has a
great advantage over US color
ed people because his head is
red. It's a mere question Of
taste. .,, ,,.5 a.,,o
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AT a meeting OF the Logan
Board of Tradelast week, $685.
600 stock towards the erection
of a new furnace ives
subscribed. The furnace is
to cost $4,000. That is
another step Logan is capable
of taking by reason of her rail.
road facilities. Hurry up the
q. McA. & q. - '''
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The Telegraph (not the one
of Meigs county, informs us
that Gen. Grosvenor was Sc
lected BY lot to carry the vote
Of the Electors Of this State
to the President. Cd. .'''
N. BIO save any unnec.
essary anxiety on the part OIL
the Meigs County Telegraph
man we announce that Gen
Grovsenor did not solicit us Ia
publish the above news item,
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Masters About the Court
b -..Ill House.

afr There are some things in ant
about the Court House which
the people are entitled tC
know. As it belongs to them
and was bullt with their mon
ey for certain specific and law,
full purposes, they may still
have an interest in that impos-
ing pile of brick whose red
sides and blue top-knot tow
er skyward above the less
pretentious buildings erected
by private enterprise. In the
northeast corner, directly over
tie depository Of the public
cash box, once abode a tall
and stately youth, whose court
ly manners, winning ways and
sunbounded knowledge, happily
combined with the favor Of
the Ring, won FOR him the po-
,sition of Surveyor unto the
people around about Vinton.
Ensconcel in his cosy Office,
surrounded by his maps, charts
and instruments, and enjoying
the smiles of the Ring, this
young knight of the Theodo-
lite one day stepped beyond
his depth in speculation, and
the next day, he folded his
teat, like the Arab, and silent
ly stole away. Our story has
naught more to do with him;
for no man kn0weth to this day
o. whittier he went-most proba-
bly, he has gone to prepare a
place for the Ring he loved so
well, who will soon follow him.
10 But in that cosy room, en-
joylng the sweet society of the
young Surveyor and generous
charity of the county, dwelt
another member of the Ring,
verSed in the law, whose en-.
gaging manner, faultless ap,
parrel, pale, studious counte-
nance, massive head and tow
erlng brow made him the OBJ.
served of all observers. After
this description, need we add
that the name of this coming
Webster was James Madison
McGillivray! When the Sur
weyor left, many persons who
were not yet fully acquainted
with the "cheek" of the Ring,
thought James Madison would
hunt new quarters, and pay his
rent like the other lawyers,
always excepting the venera.
bic Shivei, who toasts his shins
and interviews his clients at
the expense Of the public, in
the room set aside by law for
the use of the Recorder, the
office now filled by the talented
young Ringer, Murray. But
those who expected him to va
cate were mistaken. He felt
that the laborer was worthy of
his hire, and did he not spend
his time and talent in stump
ing, and publishing
TO his own beloved people in
jackson township-nice little
romances about opposition
candidates, all in the interests
of the Ring. No, sir; he would
never abandon that room and
ills perquisites of county coal
and oil, while the Ring con-
tinued to issue county apap"
to the faithful; for did it not
;gTve'bim a big advantage over
his brother lawyers, who were
compelled to pay rent, coal
and oil bills! and was he not
right on hand, when people
came about the Court
House, to tender advice
and pick up a little
case! What a fool John Mayo
was for not moving In with
Pap-f his Pap was Probats
Judge, he would bave an Office
on the ground floor, as good as
Shivels, and gather many
c:umbs from under the old
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