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49, RITER VIEW RETPE1T

W GieIer &craHiiauHgeo1t in Sbers@onton
@ 9eie9en, III lest iur Sciuder geofinet. T(e
Shente III mn ern eus9erUGbltefen 2iqueuSfu pers
leben uro " G~llifiten, mclgc aue 3elitcteITen Der
9dbresieit etnidlteG,n, perfeH in tnrJer S2it mo ant
ltbcralGn 8eOlHGunacH bCiorgt.
Gtcler "Hcireat" tam loipotl ourth bic @nntons
IuittrlnlGler=Jtoab als aud br uRr,ren Gontoner
Hoa6, wclae bstOe oorJi9Itte Gosrpcse fHo, ers
rtiht lUerotH.
9utc Soote uuo 6iidt6oer, ionic oud Yatsntz
Sd0nteln inner porrotgtg.
Cluni1l ,lNiD lohn III. 6ppper, Gioertbimsr.
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Staat WarglanD,
Riirpnu

Annapolis, l, Suli 1872.
am 1. Sult 1872 b~efanhen fh in ben Saaten auf
9utbdben oes Staate5 lolaeuoe SaoriHTmcn: IN Der
nfSarmers'&Oierh Sat. =Slnf D. Baltic. " 500, 000.1 ii
~Garmers 9tattonat=P ant pon annapolis" 10, 5z6. go
uGriten Rational : 8ant".............. 14,670.63
Spbn sS. Davis,
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Ma Gtmas fit ieoe Jamilie !!
Sie Garfiere eines arnsem 6eilmittels.

IN Die bette tit ale aIten Grbeit uno Die uettefte Wa=
Stine in Der Weit. Wfan fomne uno iebe bieielbe in
Dem 8ertauiszSotale, SIR. 40, RorssSbarleSfr,,
RI T~reiuaaurers Eeulpei,~ or! fSult18, f2N}te.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-04

EB SpspepIe, unueroaulidteit, a~opfibmerSer,
Ghrpinoel, l1te6ter @ei9mad i'm Dlunoe, @aneu'
leiotn, Serstlopien uno Sunoerte anoerer &ranfbeits-
@ri6einunsen iuerben our9 peroorbenes Slnt er5eugt.
SarlsbaSer Sprucel 5 SdlS nire BON allen
mitfel emptobIen. Die asenteu tlr amerita fnO u.
Sp9eier s Gump. (04- 2.p.)
LAROQUES ANTIBLLIOUS BITTERS
~beforoert bic Seroauung, re9ultrt bic @tneefueibe
furirt ~8opiihmerSen, itirtt ben 0taSen uno lit poitttoe
Seiluns oes 8e6lelfiebers uno aaer bilioien dnfdue.
@ 4arpque,
Sforcos:&de Der Baltimore unn Sarriionffr.
(Auauf23. I2Dite. &m.)
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ToSpSfG0p.
Stdrb:

am 2. Suli i'm 81. 2ebensjabre Gpnrab C.baber
aus 5orneburs In Sanuouer. 8ertpanbte uRb isreunbe
Der Gamilie iiro obne rpeitere Rotis a6tunsSpol elm,
%selloen, benz 8esrdpniiie beute Sprmittdg nm 40
nbr bonn Sterbebaule, Rr. fS9, 81 5 0fabi,ou-
Giraffe, aus beiSufpobnen.
(I60) "a ~ Die Sintetbliebeneu.
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SQuDereine.
Ncger Saubereiu.

% Ter rGafftra6tn immeripGbrsnte Saus
Serein" 10 gute Sortihritte Qemadt bat, ffno mir
senotbist, eiren gir. 2, Su %erofiuen. Snupersius<
sisbbaber iino boaidIi etneelaDeu, Sreitas, cen 2.
Suti, qbenbs 8 ubr, Su eriteineu bel Srn. 8 o b.
ST. &otb. Hr. l78, 6 q f., Eabe Siaenitra6e,
inbem Gle Gonititutioneu a~uflie9en. SIN Iuftra9e
(l5S-60) nlehrere Serreu,
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6omhtor's heaetobi(ilde ginftur

9ampfOa's begetabilii9e Iinffnr
Sas beriibmte arInets8itteI, beSeust our6 uniere
befen Giniuobner, G~bsunatismus. Opspepfia, Scroz
lula, SuIten, gterpenfranf5eiten, a1e Deibliten9rani=
better. 0ton itebe Die 8eusniie. gu baben bel allen
Droguiiten iu 81 per Slaihe.
Gbomion 0iap & Comp. unb SO. s.. Bropn h
9ruoer, g9enten iir Den @ro5banbel. Saupt.
8ireau: Rr. &, Sie=GbarIesfr.
s.. SB. Wopbrap, gisentblmsr.
(sebr, 29, 12Yftet&ru 2.p.)
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E 4. Sui
s. Dl[n IS % ..

~
Die Damp i6ifie .Samucl =. Nene." .Siah,
ldnp ftabt," Champion" uHo naent" roer6rn is
ban Yier Tr. 3, 2i9btTraBe, nm s, 9, 4.S0 ~
II llbt Morsers, Y ubr Ditttose, /, $50, ., AZ
4 30. >, 6 nno 10 lbr abeu6f ~ucrlaIen nnb Son
Solp ,Srous nm g 81, 10. 30, II, tl.35 YSoraens, IL.
", l'J9 2.5O s. ~, 4 30, $50, 6. 6 30, 7l5, SIS,
$40, 9 30 unb 1913 4benrs ;urldfcbren, mn an
ganiap's &erite ON 6ube Der SarolineItrase iebcs
Ntdl anl0lttu. Ean5nuiit oer san5en lGa, Sic er5
9Hnsun9saftsH ties iesten Sabre5 itHo aLe beibebaIs
@etie gu Staotpletien. Gobdr uno 9tinerals @alier.
atEcrsnle. Naher=2ts, @oEitlrCn II. /. 10. due In
au6geStthngtlr IScile. 9ie 3ouo gtopr goIisei.
9lt ,~or91niltrt tutt Den She.iff hes Counties nab
p'H rer ttctropllttan : EoIi3ct unt5rflst, nit eiRem
Er!eoereridttt ali tenn Glage, iorat taiir. baG Bee
iutrr 6elb.ttt uro o1s HcgIclneHt uu0 bic gror6uuus
gen auttedt Glbalteu lueroeu.
Slilete lRr pirz nHo Nicfatrt so Gents; stroer
tipIluFN 4 uAo Il Soprtn Ole S1ltte. t161-b0)
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applttGttonen fit ausFiioe rad oteIsm It0em
Hlase ,lt Ole gallon oncr einCn Sbeit berIciben ners
ben bel NlpPIe9Grtb Y Srame IN Mr. 40, 81. 4sonls
ftraBe, entgeQengeHOmmeH. (Noi23, 9dPteJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-04
urh Baaen paiitip furirt

HWu OuAtU pAIlItu luTtEI
ourb
GranS' grimes Summit Bflaifer.
VI. q. Reae, Scr. l8t. 8eft : SaltimoreIraBs
asent iir WfarplGnb.
"RxAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
"READ's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoGNE,n
"RBAD's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoeHE,'
bas ilbeite 8arfum in 9merita.
RedS's Srombeeren.S prmp fir Siarrb6e,
Reao's Srombeeren= Sprup fIr Starrhoe,
ReGo's Srombeerer=Sp rup fMr OiarrbU,
lit elm t6eres oetlmitteI fir OiarIboe, Siiieuterrie,
@bolera Ytorbus uno 3abRen.
geas'S GStrdft Dpn SamaifassJnsper,
70 Gents pro glade,
cine aus9e5eibnete Sommer<D feoi5iu.
Reads Cream Soda, elm liebli6es Gommereetrdnte.
5ieao's Sidp' unb Siitr9er=2BaHer
aus BorSeuans6 ontaiHtn.
aS. .. Redbs
(Sept. .tS) Nr. 181. Baltimore. uabe sisbtRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-04

8. Sriib,
elm in einen ihboeuti6en 9aupti9un ebrersS eminore
s~ebiloeter eebrer, SrsanIft unb Oiuffoirisent. e..
tbeilt au6cr Der StulBeit lnterribt in u eiane, in
Der . armonielsbre uuo aui utriGiebensn 9 al.
tens une 6int III NJ eRter 3~euenifie uuo
gbrenausjeibnuneen BON Seb6rben, 8ereinen uno
f~fanilien, ruorunter auh in DER Shnei5, oieIen our
G605 Rr. fs2, Ca -Sanette4r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-04

"SobnS Yraloent;
GbaS. Sbomon, Setr."
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rssutl6e eparhauf BON saltimpre,"

WpFEaC NfNue OCT IuItlIHpfeaI Hp VDUIp1DNr,
DipioenbeH=GrttGrung.4
SnItImure,c en 9. Sult 1872.
Der Yrdfi6ent uno Die SirGttoren obiger 8auf bo-
ben fir bic leBteu 6 0ionate cine Siuioenoe pom tint
BroSent AMI 6as (dIte) Aftieu. Capital ettllrt, frt pom
alien Earen, 3ablbar an ODER nab benf. Aneuft "a.
Q59-64l SeinrIdl Sees, 9~aiiiret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-04

fe i'm on ben VemOhHcru 6teleS StaateS be=
geben miiroen;
Cur abldneiouns uniereS 9auaelS nit al.
len Sbeiler Der 8elt;
3nr Muflase BON Absabsn aui uus obne
unlere .3uitlmmlln9;
Our Heraubung Der Wobltbat osS @ertd)tS'
periabrens burd @eldmorere i'll nalntellet
6aaen;
gu unierer Transporting iiber's Wteer,
I'M angeblider Gabledleu We9e1 9eSltdtt9t
su weroen;
CUR @srnidtnns bes irsisn Spifems Der
englilfen @elete III einer benahbarten Yro'
uini, iubem er cine @ilfiirre9lerung in ber=
Ielben einfiibrte unb lire @ren5cn erwettertc,
nm fe III aleider 3eit oils Mufer mnb ais
taualides MerfSeug fir bic @infibruug Der
uaml,den unumihrdnften 9errltaft inner
halb oleIer @olonie'n 9ebrauden Sn %tonr1en;
3ur @eanabme unierer Sreibeitsbriefe,
Ysruidtuna ulllerer metropolitan @elete uno
Serambauna nnierer Sesierunssform bon
@runo aus !;
CUR Suspenbirun9 unlsrer eigenen 9e'
ietgeber uno sur Grmddtignng lencr, ms IN
auen unb jeslldeu 6auen @eiese gu Sebeu.
Gr bat Der Nesieruns bier entiagt, inbem
er ms auBerbalb isines SduteS ertldrte uno
ariea sssen uns iiibrte;
@r hat nniere Wieere gepliinoert, nniere
SIheu peruiiltet, unicre Stdote uerbrannt unb
600 unb Seroelben iiber unier Vclf gebradt
Gr bat, tnoem sr sesenwartis sroBe Seere
auslduoi(der G6lSlln9e iiberlhlit, I'm bas
Ws1f oes CODES, pes @ienbS uilo Der Epran=
nsi III pcaeuoen, aabereits mi, 9auolansen
pou 5reuloiat Ii unb Spraunei be3or n II,
meite faum ibres @lsiden ielbf in Den bar.
barildeu 3sitaltsrn haben uro oss 9auptss
sruer cipiliirteu Station uoutg nnrpnrola
ur hat unjsre aui bober Gee seiau9susu
Ritbiiraer sesmunsen, bic 8affen sessn '9'
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6es Yuitau0es Der ,,Sowarbs
WnnfH
Q60) 5pbn %. 2eHer, Saitrer.
y Srnti9c Seaers8 erii6rruags= Weieas
iGait,"

WotrsC Ger baltimore u. 9puiedpfr.
Stp~ioenoen= GrtIdruHg.
Der Brdioeut uno Die ShettoreH ooieer @eien.
fdaft BADEN beute cine Diuioenoe DON finf Bro3ent
fur tie leSten 6 Diounte auf tas &ttien : capital etc
Hart, fret Don allen 2urcn. Bablbdr an ODER nab Dem
3. Suli 1872. peinridJ SeeS, Setr.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-18

L,IVP AND isEAD tine Of the pr,aiest
- advantages is now offered in Tennr ssee ana
Kentucky Lands, Itch have been selected by the
present owner with special care az to health, pro.
durtivrnr-s Of soil convent nee of railroad md Iiv
ar facilities, and thorough examination Cf titles.
These Lands arc now offered al very low prc 9. to
enable every industrious man TO live 'under his
own vine anG fls tree" and TO capitalists veiy
pr, fitablc investment For full particulars, al.
dress or call at the Office Of C. BERihGER, ll6
Smithfrld St, Pittsburgh. Pa. MIMI.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05

President Grants new cot
taget at Long Branch is now
nearly completed. 1t is three
stories high, and is regarded
as one of the finest on the beach.
The President will remain in
Washington after the adjourn
ment of Congress long enough
to finish up important business,
when he and Mrs. Grant will
leave for Long Branch. After
remaining there a couple of
weeks they will make the tour
of the Great Lakes and sail
down the st. Lawrenc as far
as Quebec, and, possibly, be-
yond. 1t is not the Presidents
intention, however, to touch
Canadian soil during his trip.
A Georgia lady has woven q
.balmoral out Of the hair of rab.
bits.
Bones crushed fine are of
much value for hens.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05
Great Bargains in Hard
ware at Richmond and

Great Bargains in Hard
ware at Richmond and
Huhn's.
The attention of the farmers
and others is especially called
to the we'll selected stock of
of general Hardware which
the above firm will sell very
low for cash. Being exposed
to the ravages Of fire, and their
stock being large, they offer
it at reduced prices for the
purpose of reducing their stock.
They can supply you with any
thing and everything you may
want for much less than else
where. Their stock of Build
er's Furniture, Cabinet Makers
Hardware, Blacksmith's goods,
House Furnishing and Miscel-
Ian eous Hardware, Farming
Implements, Harvest Tools
etc, are the very best, and will
be sold at great bargains
Come to town and visit theil
store and see how you can save
money!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05

Pursuant to q few hours
notice, meeting of the citi-
zens of Macarthur was held at
the Court House, on Saturday
night, for the purpose Of or.
ganizing Fire Company The
meeting was temporarily or,
ganized by calling Hon. H. G.
Jones to the chair, and ap-
pointing e. B. Drake, Secre-
tary. The fire company was
then organized by the election
of e. P. Boutwell,, President;
G, W, Pitcher, Vice President;
and j II. Raper, Secretary.
The full proceedings will be
published next week.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05
TIE Grant Corruption Con-

THE Grant Corruption Con
ve6tion assemblies in Philadel'
phia to-day. 1t will consist OF
ia delegates, all Of whom are
committed to the retention IN
power Of the present regime
Grants nomination is assured
the whole thing is cut and
dried; the eighty thousand Of
fce.holders have decreed 1t 80
The office-holders and office
seekers will burn powder at
the Government expense, the
bread and butter brigade will
be there in full force to applaud
and all of Grants relations
will rejoice with exceeding Joy
The people mourn as the shad
ow Of death passes over the
land.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05

There are between one hun
dred and two hundred Repub
licans in Pourtsmouth who
have already pronounced tol
Greeley, and others are wait
ing who expect to don white
hats. They are substantial
men at that. One Republican
has a list of seventy-fve who
are ready for action at the
proper time. But we do not
propose to publish their names
now-not any. They will be
known when the fight opens.
Portsmouth Times.
And there are q number oil
them in Vinton county. They
do not endorse the thieving o.
the Grant Administrations
They voted for Grant once be-
cause they believed he was al
honest man, but they have
been sadly deceived.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05

A restless country is Spain
and an unhappy ruler must be
Amadeus. The announcement
is hardly received that..the Car
list forces had been broken up
and Don Carlos driven beyond
the limits of the kingdom,
when the cable flashes us the
intelligence that new and Sc
lious trouble has broken out
in the very household of Anna
deus, and that Sagosta, the
Minister Of the Interior and the
power beside, if not behind the
throne, has handed in his res
ignation. There is nothing a
Spaniard is SO tender in regard
to as. his dignity and the dig
nifty Of Senor Sagosta has been
mortally offended by the pub
lication of the documents rela.
tive to the secret funds. This
publication confirms the char.
ges made by the opposition
that large amounts were used
in the election Of the members
Of the Cortes. This crisis
brings Admiral Tepete to the
surface again, who has prepar.
ed the list Of a new ministry,
with himself at the head. We
incline to the opinion, howev.
er, that Marshal Serrano will
yet be the man for the hour,
and that the. Admiral will sooD
retire in his favor
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05

Congress has passed kind
of halfway Amnesty bill
Democrats voted for it as the
best thing which could be OBJ
tanned from the present Con,
gress. 1t removes the political
disabilities of every one but
Senators and Representatives
Of the .Thirty-sixth and Thirty
seventh Congresses, judicial
officers, and the officers of the
army and navy who resigned
during the rebellion. The at
tempt to reconcile the two
great belligerent sections Of
the country is nothing but a
farce, so long as anybody is
excluded from holding position
under the new laws.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05
Rates of Fare Reduced ON
the Marietta & Cincinna-
I'll Railroad.

I'll Railroad.
From a poster from Capt.
w. w. Peabody, Master Of
Transportation, issued by di-
rection of the PRESIDENT a new
tariff for passengers took ef-
feet on Monday last, June 3D.,
greatly reducing the rates for
travel on the Marietta & Gin
cinnati Railroad and branches.
The Railway Co. call partic,
ular attention to the low rates
of fare between Way Stations.
The fare, under this new tariff,
between Macarthur and Ham:
den is Is cents; between Nc
Arthur and Vinton, Is, 6c.-
The fare to CINCINNATI IS now
.$4.6O. We are glad to learn
that the increased facilities for
business of the road will justi-
fy the change, and we have no
doubt the additional travel and
freights occasioned by lower
rates will also add to instead of
diminish from the revenues of
the Company as compared with
those derived from higher
rates. See the notice in an
other column.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05
For Fine Perfumery, go to Sis
sons Drug Store.
Lumber for Sale.

LUMBER Tor sale.
Harvey Robbins, one.half mile
south of Macarthur, has a portable
saw mill upon his promises and is
now prepared to furnish the best
quality of lumber of every descrip-
tion at very low prices.
THE Board Of County Commissioners con-
vened In regular session, at the Auditors
Office on Monday last. Present: W. w. Bel
ford Auditor; and Ii. II. Swain, Patrick
Kelly. and Washington Kceton. Commission
ers. Proceedings given next week.
IT Will be seen by referring to another part
of this paper that there is really an Agricultu-
raj Society in existence in this county. 1t is
proposed TO hold Fair this fall. We hope the
people will take hold of the matter.
LIST of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Macarthur, Ohio, on
the 1st of June, 1872.
Thomas DensmOre. ID. w. Jones,
Joseph Farver Dent, John Elliott,
James DOnaluc, Will KeypS,
Michael McHugh, VIM. ID. Mclaughlin,
Neelcy Mclaughlin, Eli Sims,
Anna WyckoG.
H: q. SoULE, of Wilkesville, left
last week for Danville, Benton coun
ty, Tennessee, and will be in the
employ of the Lagrange Furnace
Iron Works during this summer.
CARRIAGE riding is much indulg
ed in on Sundays.
DON'T forget to send for the Nc
arthur Enquirer, as you will want
something TO read during this warm
campaign.
THE Jackson county Fair will be
held on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Sept. 25-27.
The coal miners at Jackson are
on o strike.
We understand that fire broke
out in oneof the coalings of the Gin.
cinnati Furnace Co., and burnt three
hundred cords of wood on Monday
week, and on Thursday fire broke
out in Hamden Furnace coaling,
and destroyed about fifty cords Of
wood, and about fifty rods of fence
belonging to Henry Robbins.
BY the new law, township clerks
are required, within sixty days af-
ter the annual election, to make out
and publish full and complete
statement of the financial condition
of the township under penalty of
fifty dollars. In several counties
in this State where this law was dis.
regarded, suits were brought by the
taxpayers and the penalty collect
ed. BY observing this law the
clerks may save themselves and
friends the trouble and expense Of
litigation.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05
HARRIS HEIRS.

Probate Court, yinton County, Ohio.
NJ 0TICE Is hereby given that BENJAMIN
IN Brown, Guardian OF fJohn Nelson Hart and
Mary A. Hart. heirs Of John Hart deceased
has herein filed his account rs such guardian
for hearing on the ut day Of June inst, 1872, Ut
10 O'Clock A. NJ. II. d, MAYO,
June 3, l572.-its Probate sudge.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05

prominent cltlzens OF Mchr-
thur, all of whom expressed
much anxiety to have the en-
terprise pushed through tc
completion, and said they
would use all the influence
they had to insure success. | told
them what progress we were
making at this end of the line,
and that if they wished success
to the enterprise, all they had
to do now was to provide the
means to pay the men, and
they would be promptly set to
work in sufficient numbers to
very soon prepare the old road
bed for the .cross ties, Eash
and every one | talked to ex-
pressed their appreciation Of
the course | indicated. l went
about Is miles beyond Near
thur on Friday last, with
Messrs. w. Griswold, Ander-
son and Harms, to meet their
engineer corps, and after spen.
ding two or three hours with
the party | returned to Nc
Arthur, having heard from
Geo. Morton, ESQ.,, Chief En-,
gineer of;the Farmers and Mi
ners' r. r., that he considered
the route very favorable, tho
having a few miles of pretty
rough territory to pass through.
DR.. Griswold and Mr.. An
derson, went in the direction
of Chillicothe, having several
appointments to hold meetings
on the route. Before leaving,
DR.. Griswold told me to con-
slider their road a fixed fact and
said, with it made to connect
with ours, at or near Near
thur, we would have the most
valuable railroad for it's length
in the United States, of which
fact | have not a shadow Of
doubt. Mr.. Anderson said he
and DR.. Griswold had visited
a number of coal banks near
Macarthur explored these as
far as worked, and found six
feet of coal by actual measure.
ment, and iron ore in unlimited
quantities. I left Macarthur
at 8 O'clock A. M, oniSaturday
the 25th. Arrived here at
seven P. M, stopped on the
way at Evergreen, and found
our work progressing in the
most satisfactory manner, and
if any ofLypu have fears that
our road viii not be built, ga
from here to Evergreen and
examine the different pieces 'oI
road on which work is being
done, and | think you will be
satisfied there is a fair pros
pect thatIsome of the younger
portion Of the population 0;
old Gallla may yet ride on {
railroad1 Without going ont ..
their own county TO Fl ID it. =
There may be IL few croaker;
that wodld not believe it.
What will the citizens o.
IGallia do? Will some ofthen
who have more time to spare
than the writer, make some
move toward taking the vote
of the codhty in regard to rails
ing funds to build a roaG
through the same, or to aid ir
completing the g., McA. & G.
road, already in course of con,
struction2 Are they not losing
valuable time in making nc
move to that end? or is eacE
one sitting still and waiting fol
his neighbor to move? | have
no time to devote to it at pres
ent, my hands being full.
Respectfully,
w. H. LANGLEY.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05
Tba Free Masons. of or,

The Free Masons, of Ottawa,
Iowa, intend to build, at an
early day, a fifty thousand dol
lar opera house, which shall be
acredit to their organization
and to the community.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05
Alta achmemt Notice. .

against ~. p, OF Madison Tp.
Daniel Dali, Dert Vinton County, Ohio
ON the nth day Of May, A. y. 1879, mi,
N/Juctce Issued an order of attachment In tn,
above action for the sum of $le.60.
SOLOMON sHIPLEY.
BY O. w. Gist his Atty.
June b 1872 --3w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05

The Hooking Sentinel announces
the name of Col o. F. Moore as it's
choice for the Democratic nomina-
tion for Congress in this district,
and the Macarthur Enquirer declares
its preference for Hon. Wells A.
Hutchins. y Portsmouth Times.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05
AttachlMent NOTICE.

against ]. II. Of Madison Town,
William BUR-, Def,> ship, Vinton Oo, Ohio.
ON the 18th day OF May, A. ID. 1872. said JUS
~ tice Issued an order of attachment In the
above action for the sum Of $2465.
BY @. w. Gist, their Atty.
June !, 1Si2.-3w,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Thomas Kinney, PpR.I Before John t. Black
against p OF Madison Tn
William Burr, Dcrt. ) vinton County, ohio
ON the 10th day of May, A. d. 1879. said jus.
" tice issuel an order of attachment In the
above action for the sum Of $3.50.
THOMAS KINNEY.
June 5, 1ST2-3w.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-05
Died

In Macarthur, on Sunday, June ., 1879, JENNIE
BELLE, daughter of John and Carrie Jones,
aged years and 7monihs.
One more bright chcrub sweetly plumes,
Its glorious snow-whlte wings;l sr
One moIeGlear, sweet. Angelic voice
The heavenly anthems sing.