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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03
THE FOURTH.

Tomorrow Is the ninety-sev-
enth anniversary OF our nation
al independence, the day
Americans delight 10 lebrate
and parade their growing
greatness. Ample prepara-
tions have been made for a
pleasant basket PIC mic at Ar
nold's Grove, with orations, mu.
sic, dancing and refreshments.
10 those who wish to leave
home TIE NJ. Il Q. II. r. offers
excellent facilities, carrying
passengers between all points
at half fare. All trans stop at
all stations, and an excursion
will also run from Athens to
Chillicothe, passing stations as
follows: Hope Furnace 1850 w.
leski Sill, Vinton Furnace S:21,
Macarthur S:3l, Hamden SAL,
RInhland Furnace S:5S, Byer's
9:O6, RaysviIIe GIG, Chlliicothe
9;55. Returning, this train will
leave ChillicOlhe at 700 Z. NJ.
Passengers can also return by
Fast Line, leaving Chillicothe
500 z. M , which on this day
will make all the stops.
Barnett will run his hacks to
and lrom'all the trains, and to
and from the Grove. Orders
for passengers for the excursion
train should be left with him or
at the post Office today.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03
M'ARTHUR ENCAMPAENT
NO. us, |. 0. 0. F.

,,.,.p.,, ID OCULAR Meetings ofths En-.
.SI&9Ak hcampment will hereafter be
:sG<eS= held on the second and last
|SsTnkVS< Wednesday evenings of each
month. PatrHrcnS ~ other encampmenls
who "iay be visiting on own are invited to
attend. AARON VIII C.P.
JULS +. RAPER, s.
Macarthur. Frb'Y II, 1870.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03

BoLEY's balloon caught fire
ami burned up, last week, at
Londonderry. We understand
he is constructing a new one.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03

A HAMDEN correspondent
drops us a local this week and
promises us more in the future,
all of which we will gladly re-
ceive. We invite persons in
the other villages ofour county
who want to keep up the name
and fame of their respective
hamlets to do likewise.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03

BENZ JOHNSON sheared a
three year old Merino Sheep,
the fleece OF which weighed
twensy.one pounds.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03

The supper given by the la.
dies for the benefit t of the Near
thur Brf SIS Band was both
pleasant and profitable, netting
about $50. The Mt. Pleasant
Band was in attendance, and
was deservedly complimented
on lis proficiency.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03

PERSONS desiring anything in
the line of Dentistry, wall do
we'll TO consult DR.. Bowers
His operations are in point Of
excellence, equal to any of his
profession. aq.F
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03


The store room occupied by
Parker Rankin, tailor, and
John Cornwell, jeweler, and
perhaps adjoining property
came near being destroyed by
fire last Sunday. After the
storm on that day Mr.. Rankin
went up to his place of bust.
ness to see if any damage had
been done. Opening the door
he found the room full OF
smoke anl on further examin-
alton found a fire burning in
the floor, it having eaten in a
hole about six inches spare
1t is supposed that the fire
originated from the falling OF
burning SCOT through a hole
lett in the chimney for draft or
ventilating purposes, Mr.. Ran
kin having had a fire in the
stove on Saturday, to heat his
irons. But for the storm
It is probable he would
not have visited his shop
on Sunday, and the con-
might have been a
disastrous fire, sweeping away
the business portion of our
town.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03
Howard Sanitary Aid Associa-

for the Rellefand Cure orthe ETrng and Un.
fortunate on Principles Of Christian
Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the fol-
lies OF Age, in relation 10 Marriage and Social
Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Pk:'auel
phia, Pa.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03

DR.. GoRsLENS has entirely
recovered from he effects o.
his accident on the railroad,
and contrary TO general ex,
pectation will have but very
little, If any, discomfort or
lameness from his wounds
His card appears in another
column, and his success in the
past is as good recommends
ton as a physician could do
sire.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03

A PORTABLE saw-mill belong.
ing to Moses Sadle5 and sta
toned ON the farm OF Mr..
Blackson, about four miles west
of Macarthur, was destroyed by
fire on Monday evening Of last
week. All the tools used about
the mill and about three thou
sand feet of lumber were also
destroyed. Loss upward oil
81, ,00C; no insurance.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James W. Barton and Columbia a..
Carnal,
John Lowry and Jenny Simpson.
Nathan Sims and Mrs. Mary Trip.
Luther NJ. Barnes and Mary L. Sry,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03
THE VINTON RECORD.
0fioial Organ Of vinton County.
LOCAL MATTERS.

" rand Fourth Of July Celebra-
tiOn, PiG-Nic aud Dance al
ArnOld's Grove, M'Arthur
Ohio.
Complete arrangements have been
made by the undersigned Committee
for having Celebration worthy of the
GLORIOUS Fourth" Everything will
be done by the Committee to make
the affair one of the most pleasant and
agreeable ever held in the County.
The Declaration of Independence
will be read by James NJ. McGillvray,
Esq, followed by an Grafton by Hon
H. c. Jones.
Prepare for full days Campaign
and bring your baskets we'll filed.
Refreshments of oil kinds can be
had on the Grounds.
Music by the Macarthur Brass Band
will be leading feature on this Grand
Fcstal Day.
Turn out Everybody.
Hon. A. J. SWAIN, |
GEORGE LANTz.
Il. A. MURRAY,
GEORGE KALER, c.,,
GEORGE REAH, 0o~mi''ce'
l.. ID. MARTIN,
J. A. FELTON,,
W. d GOLD,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03

We saw an ancient docC-
ment last week, commission
granted to James Pitcher, now
deceased, as Ensign of COM
pany in the I'd Battalion, I'd
Regiment, 1St Brigade, 3D. Di-
vision Ohio State Militia. The
commission is dated at Chilli
cothe, May 10. 1912, and sign
ed by Return j. Meigs, Gov,
ernor, and James Mclean, SEC
retary of State. On the back
of the commission is endorsed
the oath of office administered
by Stephen Pitcher, j Z.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-07-03

EXPERIENCES will teach any man that
it is advantageous tn patronize those
who advertise in newspapers
National Republican., 1873-12-04
DICKSON l. PATTERSON.
An EnterprI.InE Firm

As will be seen by the advertising columns this
morning, Messrs. Dickson 4 Patterson, real es-
late and insurance agents, have branched out,
aud offer their services TO the citizens OF the
District. Doth gentlemen are well and favorably
known 10 the city, and number among their
friends and patrons the solid business interests
Of Washington, with whom they are ieseryedly
popular.
Mr.. Vim. Dickson was for seven years the
chief engineer OF the Government iire brigade !;
has served two terms In the District Legislature,
and Ia the member-elect from the Twelfth dis
trlct to the House OF Delegates. Thoroughly
conyersant with the statutes IN force within the
District and the Improvement assessment laws
leyying taxes for special improvements and sew
erage, his experience and knowledge give him
considerable advantages In prosecuting claims
before the Board OF Public Works for oil nate
rial used and In settling bills for property own
ers., The insurance companies represented by
him are among the best and most reliable IN the
country.
MIR. j. b. Patterson has resided In this city for
thirteen years, and was for long time IN charge
OF one OF the divisions In the Second Auditors
ofilCe, United States Treasury. lie was elected
Secretary OF the National Capital Life Insurance
Company n this city, and held this position for
several years, displaying much business tact,
ability aud judgment In the administration Of
his ONCE. lie IL well known TO the business
community.
The firm Is cheerfully recommended to all who
may have any business In their line TO he trans
acted with the assurance that anything In
trusted To their care Will be promptly, honestly
and satisfactorily attended TO.
National Republican., 1873-12-04
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A vIrEinIan Rus Over and Killed by
Train Of Cars.


Train Of Cars.
On Tuesday night, as the ii:oa p. m. train for
Richmond, from this city. was travelling South,
a, the regular rate, and passing the Washington
and Ohio junction, Just below the Four-mile
run, It ran over the body Of q man. The train
was Immediately stopped, and wagon and har-
ness, without horse, was found Standing near
Coroner @ % Patterson ono On being cai'ed Tor ordered the the
remains TO be taken back to Virginia, the oc-
currence being beyond his Jurisdletion. The
body, on which there yas a. nothing fo1pd was
field, Fairfax county, Va. From the facts that
the horse was not 10 the wagon. and there were
no effects found on the body, 1t is believed that
and robbed, and while inssnssble placed on the
railroad track to be run over BY the cars so as to
hide the crime. r' TO
could be furnished about the case. The body
laid there for examination. The top OF the head
was caved In, and the left arm nearly severed
from the body. a cursory examination OF the
dence OF another wound beneath. AZ before
stated the horse was out OF the wagon, snd only
portion Of the harness was with the wagon.
This was found with the shafts on tho Wasnins-
ington and Ohio switch, and II was fully twenty
ave yards from where tho body was found.
There appeared about the place the footprints
OF at least two persons, both short and one very
narrow. z H a =,
The deceased WIS about forty-n years old,
has family residing near Springfield station,
and had several carts at work on the streets In
this city, which he was In the habit Of visiting
pefic Ideally 10 receive his Compensation. 10 .
stat by paS.ies at Jackson CITY Virginia eni
of the Long bridge) that when he passed there
Monday night Two colored men asked to ride,
and were allowed by hun to get In INC wagon.
IL appears that when he reached the toll-gate at
Four-mile run the toll-keeper refused to demand
toll from him, a. he was too drunk to know what
he was about. There is suspicion OF wrong
connected with the case that has not yet been
explained. -. -
lay TELEGRlrHl M, .vII ~,
During the day the coroner Of ANSandria heii
IN inquest, and the Jury returned verdict that
Bennett came to his death by being run over by
railroad train.
National Republican., 1873-12-04
COOPER ALTON.
APurchnsins Association Ora.n,zed

4 Purchasing Association Oraanized.
A meeting was held last evening at Clarkes
hall, 4Is Pennsylvania avenue, to receive the re-
port Of q ommittee-consisting OF Messrs. John
Bovine. +. 7. Peters, DIR. Charles Warren and G.
Colne-appointed at a preliminary meeting to
draft q plan for the organization OF Co-opera-
ton Purchasing Association. Mr.. John Bowne
was called TO the chair, AMI the temporary Sec
retary. Mr.. j. Q. Kern. read the report Of the
committee, comprising tue draft OF the constltu-
ton and by-laws for the association, which were
adopted; after which Mr.. L. 7. Peters an
nounced that there was committee present
from the Potomac Fruit Growers Association,
c insisting OF Col Edward Daniels, editor OF the
virginia State Journal; Col. Chamberlain, Mr..
Saul and Dr. Rowland, who had communica.
ton to make to the meeting In the mutual In
terest Of the association whion they represented
and the one Just organizing. Remarks were
then made by Messrs. Daniels and Chamberlain,
II the committee, showing how large saving
could be encted by the institution Of direct ex-
changes between the fnit-growers and farmers
Of Virginia and the consumers OF their products
IN this city. The meeting then elected the fol-
lowing officers; Thomas j. Durant, president;
Charles Colne, vice president; J. O. Kern, secre.
tary, and u. y. Fuller, treasurer. Messrs. A. y.
Brewer and lhos. Taylor were elected to POSI-
lions on the executive committee, leaving three
vacancies to be nlled at the next meeting, which
viii be held at the same place at ,iaO y. m. on
Wednesday next.
National Republican., 1873-12-04
wendell PhIIIip. :. he s.x.u,


In q lecture In Boston some days since
Mr.. Wendell Phillips Is reported to have said.
at does not suit our Saxon men to use their
muscle. The genuine Yankee dlsdains work;
he makos his brain work for him. This Is
not the age of work; wo make our brain do
the work OF ten thousand hands. We work
through invention, through sagacity. We
stand tc day IN Boston and laborioasly Law a
wire to San Francisco, five thousand miles
away, and with one man at eacL end of the
wire send a massage, and think Il grand
achievement. But the men at each end know
what Is sent, and conld betyay The CONFIDENCE
reposcd In them they ploased. We think
We have reached the goal, but the patient In
gcnuity Of the saHop blood, q the Ysnlce
race. will keep at work uutR nnaiiy In Your
grandchildren's day IL win ssodi ! message
from San Francisco to Boston without wire.
No man at either end win know what that
message Is, and 1t viii run both ways at the
same time. We are only touching Just on
the edge Or fringe OF the garment, and un-
oubtedlyelectricity, supcrsedlng steam, will
light our houses, perhaps lift MS into the air,
carry us across the world, aud absolutely
make man the lord, without o movement,
Of creation. but the Saxon has his great de-
Greek god was beauty, the Arabian god sem
suality, the Mohammedan god exquisite per-
fumes, tho beauty at woman, exquisite wines,
the Saxon Idea OF q god before Christianity
had come to the raoe, SwAs not su outdoor
scene; 1t was no teadty IKE the Greek; his
heaven was q hall henesth, whose ,roof was
gathered the Victorious warriors, their bat
tle.axes dripping 9Th blood, sd thay,ren
quailihg the means Of toxlcatlon ont Of ihe
skulls Of their enemies. II represented two
ldeasTforce apds lthe sAnulns to Victory,
AMI then cnhsacing The delight Of me h0t,f
ofSictory by intoxicatlon. And II, you will
watch this Saxon race Of ours a. n msrchcs
down the centuries for q, a,thouaand years, You
Will find two gro@t pssslons, scait In Eng
land and see Ii here-arst, to tramplc under
our feet every nelghbqtng rass.ko clear the
ground around Us, allow no yvsl, no com
petltor. The genuine John Bul can neither
bear . Scotchmau nor an Irishman unIess
they are under his feet; the genuine YanlSuc
must absorb Mexico, invade Mexico and
take oil the outlying Islands. Aud Il must
inteeslfy this glory of conquest by adding its
intoxicants, and 20 You hnd we arc the two
drnnkrnest nasions on the face Of the earth =
National Republican., 1873-12-04
MnleII Il Ruan.

Messrs. Willett Ruof, the popular hsIters,
on Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth ani
Tenth streets, have been fortunate In securing
the cream Of the trade In this city. They not
only offer for sale furs OF the hest Quallty and OF
all descriptions, bat they alao NIL orders for
Tempt r and association regaliaa, With prompt
ness worthy OF emulation. Next week they
propose TO present The holiday hat for public
iGyor. There Is nothing like catering 10 the
public taste.
National Republican., 1873-12-04

Of the rights Of the States. we hear q great
deal more OF the rights Of the citizens.
While not less jealous than ever OF the ma.
to assert the national justice. carry this home,
men OF Tennessee; teach lessons Of patriotism
| TO your chidren as they grow mp; tell ITO your
| nresider, and let this night be TO them, as am
certain " II to you, lesson AMI an inspiration
OF patriotism during the resldne OF their lives.
| thank you, my friends, and b'd yon eoo''
National Republican., 1873-12-04
The Fate Of Fresch hIarshsls.
From q Paris I.atfar


/ Let me add that the history Of previous
trials of the marshals Of France Is not caicu-
lated 10 fatter the hopes Of. .Bszaine. iqIHll
r The, Office OF marechalxas instituted In the
reigu Of Francois ], aud siaes then Ave mar.
shals have been tried, found guilty, and oil
Of them executed. n. ,.,i
1. Manhal De Rstz was hanged and bunsa
for rebellion and high treason. !. N : : = -
p. MARSHAL de Blron was deeapitatsd for
csnspiring With Spain against his friend and
benefactor, Henry ~. W $50
3 and 4. Marshals de Marcillac and de
Monttnorency were sent TO the scaffold for
consplring against the red man, Rlcheiieu.
Q, Marshal Ney was shot by the Bourbona.
In lBlb, for going over TO his old master M,
poleen on his return from Elba. :.
2, Bdzaine 10 the hrst French marshal charged
With not having done his duty IN the face Of
me enemy
National Republican., 1873-12-04
The baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Case.

Judge Smell yesterday delivered the opinion Of
the court discharging this company from the
charge OF maintaining nuisance by obstruc-
tons on Maryland avenue, consisting OF depot,
catte-pens and derrick. Various authorities are
quoted In support Of the opinion, which con-
gludes az follows: "But II seems clear to the
court that all the grievances complained Of are
matters Of regulation, and within the entire CON-
troll of the Board OF Puhlic Works. Whenever II
appears, after due notice given the defendant
company, that they have neglected or refused TO
comply with the regulations OF the hoard In do
ing all that they may deem necessary for the
accommodation and safety OF the public ut the
depot and the several crOssings-a prosecution
can be maintained, either on tne sde OF the uni-
ted States or the District OF Columbia, as the
facts may warrant; but from the facts proye1
| and the law applicable 10 them, the Judgment Of
| tue court Is tnat tho defendants must he dis
L cha rnnl- y
National Republican., 1873-12-04
Revenues Reaulre,l. Z.

Tho following letter was addressed by Coy
ernor Shepherd to Marshal Sharp yesterday;
ENFcUrIyE OFTIcRl
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, December g. ls7A
Dr. NIsr Sharp IHnsi siaisI NITlai for lie Dl,.rfef
QT CoAiakfas
SIa: have the honor TO request that you viii
please collect and hand over 70 the treasurer OF
tue District Of Columbia all appearance or at
toTneys fees which may be taxed by order OF
the court In cases now pending In the Criminal
Court, or which may b1 pending, wherein the
District OF Columbia Is plaintiff.
ysrT respectfully, ALEX. X, SHEPHERD,
Governor ID. q.
National Republican., 1873-12-04
i. ". Rraake 4: Ca.

One OF the peculiar attractions of Ninth street
now Is the beautiful china store OF J. W. Brooke
4 Co., In which can be found q general assort-
ment Of crockery and glassware for family and
saloon use. Also, q choice and varied selection
OF decorated china, statuettes, chlldrens toilet
day goods for beautiful presents-all sold at
panic prices for cash.
National Republican., 1873-12-04
E0or.Wenr.

The changed aspect OF the weather a,Iuon.
ishts us to be prepared for the advent of win.
tar, when the storm king rides upon tue clouds
Nothing IL more essential for health and COM
fort than q good, substantial pnlr OF boots or
shoes, neat and wel-nttinR. Many severe cold,
and even consumption itself. would be ayerted
IL people paid more attention 10 this Important
lngton at whIdsto get . pair Of elegant boots
or shoes, and at reasonable prices, Is The old and
Well-Enown house Of Burns 4 Co., q5s Pehnsyl-
yania avenue. Their WORK 10 anrst-class, and
they have one OF the largest and best assoTt-
ments In the District. NJ. wm. Dalton sus-
tains the high reputation OF the frm for excel
National Republican., 1873-12-04
Hymeueol,

On Tuesday evening OF next week will bsoele.
brated the wedding Of Miss Ella Butler Stevens
and d. Pratt Mannix, lieutenant In the United
states Marine Corps. Miss Stevens Ia o well.
known belle OF Washington, and the wedding
premises TO be stylish affalr. Alter the cere-
the,bride's mother. Mrs. N. II, stevens, 1t No.
9gn Missouri avenue. = n UT ~
National Republican., 1873-12-04
NOTICES or NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Agents arc wanted.
A boarding house for sale.
A two-story house for sale.
Zee notice Of Samuel Strong.
Improvement bonds for sale.

A Scotch brindle dog has been lost.
J. Stanley Jones has %, 900 10 loan.
Connolly 4 Bros, solicitors OF patents.
A handsomely furnished house for rent.
Continental hotel, PennsyivaniA avenue.
A competent woman as nurse Is wanted.
Kennedy h Son pay taxes on good terms.
A threc-story dwelling for sale at q bargain.
Nine. 4. II. Jeanneret has returned from Paris.
Reichenbach Is selling pianos at reduced prices.
NJ. whippie has bay horse for sale or ex-
change. r.HE..Hr
wnett& 4 Ruon, hattcrs and f,rrieis, pcs Penn.
sylvania avenue.
The second lecture OF Rev. 7. l. Pouson will
he given this evening. rshNs .fh
See the advertisement Of Dickson \ Patterson
In this mornings issue. .-....
An adjourned meeting OF the Stock Exchange
will be held this evening.
Latimer 4 Cleary will scli, on Saturday, DC.
cember 0, q lot Of chromos.
Green Williams will sell to-day, at 10 O'Clock
a, M, an assortment OF furniture.
Green 4 Williams will sell, on Monday, De.
cember s, at 10 q. M, q lot Of backsmiths' tools
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Fairfax aud Georgetown Turnpike Company will
be held Saturday.
Lltimer 4 Cieary viii sell on Saturday, De.
cemeer Q, at 10 a. IN, . superior collection Of
household furniture.
Latimer 4 Clcary viii sell, on Monday. Dcccm.
Der 10, at Z p. m, unimproyed real estate In
square e3a, southeast.
WIN. l.. Wall a Co. have postponed the sale o.
. large stock Of household furniture until Friday
December 0, at 10 q. IN.
d. II. Warner win sell, on Monday, December
10, at 4 p. m, q three-stosy dwelling, corner o
Tenth and streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-12-04
A Pilurimuae,

To-day the several Indian delegations now In
this city will make q pilgrimage to Mount ver-
non on the steamer Arrow, under the charge OF
Capt. Frank Hollingshead. The boat will leave
Its wharf, foot OF Seventh street, at the usual
hour, and all who wish TO eau accompany the
DAILY Al nanal raieA.
National Republican., 1873-12-04
In,Imer a, Cle.ry,. s.l,. yo-l,.y.

H"s'"T1 v C'Va6S . '~"'e~ So~DNys
At their salesrooms they have at private saio
au immence coliection'of canary birds, parrots,
parroquettes, iinnets, ac. .a' 'Gfs
At auction, at 1890 O'Clock, large collection
gents. 90 ..tlf
At the Dickson house, commencing at 10
O'Clock, the bar fixtures, furniture, &c. Be.
Al thsir rooms, at O'Clock In the evening,
they will continue their sale Of books.
OTHER AUCTION SAILS.
Green a Williams will sell an excellent lot Of
furniture. '
Thos. Il. waggaman Will sell desirable hopse,
No. zoos II street, 1T 7 -
property on Nineteenth street. between y and @
streets. =.
r. II. Warner will sell q brick dwelling on the
National Republican., 1873-12-04

Az a HKCxsr tea-party In the Highlands, a
young man, who had been relating his more
than wonderful exploits In various paru Of the
an old traveller; "Young man, aint you ashamed
20 talk % when there are older liars At the
taelsp
National Republican., 1873-12-04
Take Care Of Y..r vamabis..

SPECIAL TAxEs paid al lowest rates, bonds
s1ush' and sSs ,Ss y Bssr Co.. No '0'