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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
LIME! LIME!

TAM prepared to furnish the bestquality Of
lfresh lime from my kiln, l mile north of
Macarthur, at one dollar per barr el at the kiln,
buyers furnishing their own barrels.
teepttw WM, AApTHEWSh
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
From the Virginia (Nsv.) Enterprise,
An Intelligent Cat.

49,
We hear many stories of Ca
nine intelligence, but the;st o
ries Of feline smartness are less
numerous. Policeman Hayton,
Of that city, however, has cat
which yesterday gave evidence
of more than ordinary cat
sense. This cat is of the ThOm
as persuasion. Yesterday this
Cat came to its master, and, by
scratching at his legs and "yow
ing intimated that there was
something up. Thinking that
this behavior in his cat lndica
ted that he desired something
to eat, Mr.. Hayton gave the
cat slice of beef, when the
animal at once ran away with
it. In about a minute he re
appeared, and again began
begging. Mr.. Hayton thought
it strange that the cat was so
hungry, but cut for him anoth-
er and larger slice of beef
THIS the cat took in his mouth
and again took himself off. Mr..
Hayton followed him, and Was
som what astonishsd to see
him go out upon the sidewalk
and drop the meat through a
knot hole. On going to the
place and looking through the
knot-hole, Mr.. Hayton found
under the walk three small
kittens, SO young that their
eyes were scarcely open. No
mother cat was near, nor was
there a place anywhere in the
vicinity where cat could have
found a hole through which SO
have cravled under the walk.
1t would seem that In his rarn.
bles Mr.. Hayton's "rhop1as'
had found the kittens, and, sur
missing or understand. ing iron
their cries that they were hun
cry, had set about providing
for their wants in the manner
related above.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
THE y[RCINIUS
Full Account of Her
Capture and Doom
of her Ill-fated
Passengers.
The Captured Executed.

A LETTER from Havana gives
an account OF the steamer Vir
ginius, from which it appears
that on October 30th the Span.
ish Consul at Kingston advised
The Government at Santiago
de Cuba hat the Virginius was
in The vicinity of Morrant Bay.
The Spanish war steamer Tor
nado had that morning arrived
at Santiago de Cuba, and, lour
hours after the Governor re
celved information of The Vir.
ginius, went in search of her.
The following day the lorna.
do, under full sail, and with
but little steam, as some slight
repairs were being made to her
machinery, came in sight OF
the Virginius, which probably
supposed the Tornado TO be a
sailing vessel, as her course
was not changed. On The Tor
nado every effort was made 10
hasten the repairs they were
engaged in, and at two O'Clock
the Chief engineer pronounced
them completed. All The steam
possible was Immediately got
up, and the vessel headed for
the VirRinius, soon reaching a
speed of fourteen knots, and
slowly gaining upon her.
The Vlrginius had, in The
meantime, kept her course; hut
divining the hostile intentions
of the Tornado, changed 1t TO
ward Jamaca, and being out Of
coal commenced to burn Pc
troleum, grease, tat, and other
eombustibles from the provis.
ions OF board, such as hams,
etc. Night closed in and the
vessels were in the same rela-
tive positions, the Tornado,
however, gaining.
AS soon as they got within
gunshot the Tornano fired a
gun, followed by three other
shots and shell. This brought
the Virginlus to, and two arm
ed boats from the Tornado
came alongside, took posses.
son of the vessel, and made
prisoners of all on board. At
the time of the capture the
Virginius was flying the Amer
lean flag.
But this was pulled down by
the Spanish officer, and the
Spanish ensign hoisted in its
place, although the papers OF
the vessel, duly dispatched for
Colon, were handed to him af.
ter the capture. The next two
hours were employed in trans
ferring some OF the prisoners
to the Tornado, and putting a
prlze-crew on the Virginius.
At midnight the two vessels
started for Santiago de Cuba,
and arrived the following day
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27

THE OHIO ELECTION.
Official Table of the Entirc
Vote for Governor Ia 1873:
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
AUTUMN.
M W. W. STORY.

IT'S the golden CLEAN OF autumn day,
With the soft rain dancing as If In
playa
And tende6 touch upon everything,
AS If autumn remembered the days OF
spring
In the listenlng woods there Is not a
breath
To shake tlkir gold to the sward be.
meath
And a glow 5 OF sunshine upon them
lIes.
Though tie ln Is hid in the shadow
ed skl.
The cocks q lar crow from the farm
yard cHfnes,
The rlusael bell from the bclry
ba0ms
And faint n dim and far away.
Cometlle re es of children in happy
play.
No sorroa upon the landscape
weigh4
No grief fo the vanished Summer
days,
But sense peaceful and calm re-
pose.
Like: that wi ch age la its autumn
knOws
The springti0 0e longings are past and
gone.
The passions { summer no longer are
known&
The harvest gathered, and autumn
standg
Serenely tIi1nghtful with folded
hsndss
With half a shile and halfa sigh.
1t 2onders tIg past that has hurried
by;
Sees IL. and feds It. and loves it all,
Content it hasFaniShed beyond recall
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
Total......2ls7l7 2l4625 9O7l lOOSl!
Aliens majority, 90S.

The mountaineers of Web
seer county, West Virginia.,
have petitioned the Legislature
to pass a law prohibiting,
strangers from coming there
TO hunt deer, etc. They say
they "ruh off the game"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27

Twins, like misfortunes, new
er come singly.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
anvERTIsING TERMs.

ADVERTISING TERMS.
One square,. ........ 81 0G
Each additiora assertion -. 90
Cards, per yes' ........... 10 90
Local notice per line, .. ID
Yearly Advertisements 800 90
column, and at proportionate rate pei
less space. Payable in advance. -,
eB- The Record being the ofIlciEi
paper of the town, and having (!
largest circulation of any paper in IL
county, offers superior inducements
to advertisers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27

"How does that ook, ehg'
said a big listed man OF Nell
sonville to a friend, holding up
one OF his brawny hands
That" said the friend, Slooks
as though you'd gone short Of
SOAP"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27

DEBT is never dignifed.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27

at five o'clock IN the afternoon,
having been Joined by the
Spanish steamer Cantsbro.
Upon their arrival in port
the intelligence spread like
lightning, and attracted an i'm
mense crowd of people. The
Tne Government Palace and
other public buildings were il
Illuminated, and all the authorl-
ties, civil and military, went to
felicltate the Governor Bur-
riel, upon the news, who, in
the evening, gave a brilliant
reception. The vessels were
surrounded in the bay by a
number of boats filled with
music and cheering volunteers.
The festivities were kept up
late into the night.
The following dav, Novem.
Der ID, a courr-martial was
held on board The Tornado,
which commenced at nine and
terminated at four. All were
tried as pirates, and the find
ings of the court and sentences
were sent to The Captain Gen.
eral and Admiral in sealed
packets. After the court had
concluded its task all the pris.
oners, with the exception of
Ben Beta, Jesus DeSala, Gen.
Ryan and Pedro Cespedes,
were transferred to the Jail Of
the city, escorted by q force of
100 volunteers and q number
of marines.
General Burriel, it is SAID,
coolly asked that all the pris-
onerS should be turned over to
him. with the exception of the
Captain and crew, who should
be sent to Havana, at the dis
posal of the Commahdate- Gen.
eral de Marihats, and declared
that within twenty-four hours
afterwards all should be tried
and executed, in order to avoid
any complication with the ex.
terior-lhati is foreign interven,
tion.
lie also detained telegram
which the United States con-
sui decided to forward to the
United States Consulate at
Kingston, reporting the cap
ture and lnquirlng as to the
nationality oil the VirglniuS.
The Vlrglnius had her papers
in order and was dispatched
for Colon, all her passengers
appearing on the papers as la
borers for a railroad building
there.
All accounts differ as to the
position OF the position Of the
VIrglnius at the time OF her
capture. One gives tho cap
ture as having Teen effected at
twenty miles from Jamaica and
the official account states
twelve miles. The Diarro sta es
it st twenty three miles, the
journals at Santiago de Cuba
al eight miles and twenty miles,
and the version Of the Voce de
Cuba is twelve miles.
The commander of the Tor
nado publicly stated in Santa. Il.
60 de Cuba, "An hour later and
the VIrglnius could have saved
herself by entering some port
of Jam aica."
1t seems that the Virginius,
shortly after the departure OF
the French steamer for Santa.
go de Cuba, left Jamaica on the
Oath ult.
1t was the intention of the
expeditlonists to sail direct for
Cuba, but slight damage to the
machinery obliged them to en-
ter some port of Hayti. This
they left, touching at Port au
Prince, Hayti, and another port
of the same island, until the
3Oth, upon which day they con-
| lI1I IL I'll -. n..Io .J -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27

TwENTY-sIx weddings a day
in Philadelphia are among The
numerous signs of approach
inng winter.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27

The early advertiser catches
the worm.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27

Cold snaps. play much hob
with the printers rollers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-10
ODDS AND E:sDI's.

TO rrRE BoSE FEIoN.-Thc London
abpm f'Ian II applied IN time: Az saen as
the disease is fet. pm directly over tile spot
Fissa fly blister aisoHt the size nf your thumb
mil, and let II remain tor six hours at liz
c,ld Of which time. directly under HE sllr-
face Of the blister may be seeh tile frlon,
which can W Instantly taken out with the
point OF needle or lance.
father anil mother at Decatur. Mich.
left their two little boys Il gun - play with
Az ii had hti one barrel they still have os,t.
boy to cheer their declining rcurs.
A Western paper. with nrculiar standards
Of value. Says that posstors are one cigar and
a,lrink IT Whisky per busllel ut i,ansp0rt.
The difference between ordinary light Il. /,
pslarizctllig Is but 10 tllr fact that while
the PARTICLES IN ordinary light vihrat. il,
crery direction. the par ices III poIaMzed iIaht
ligt ahesher # il produced I,y refiectian ii,
pvtsAe at.t.eia ofcrysts.Iline bodies. vibrate ii
IL ensssA seiagle ion.
A M ., me u tereqraph nltlcr one cor
trol and sianAgrmsai''h Inns recently been iii.
t.lhIisled between London and finiia, wiiltex
tension to singapo =. Hong Kong. Java Iii.
Australia.
Somebody fnnnirilix atth~ Springfield. IN
pnsi oiiics isr h letter TOR Nike Howe, IT,
esiysd tIls gruff answer That that there Wa
alp ieltsr Iierv tor A,,ybosIs's cDN
Georgia boys have become so..experiegce,
N th* ssse " sings tisaf tlWs can Mi papsI
6 ~ lashes srsls as they ~ along The Stree
Tie .s,aii who steiispte'l II whistle Iii
III soap l'as Injured hI~ voice by trying Il.
siag i sfavs on s4asota*Ses sssk.
Toraes NY ttEsf no psnli, MN, if.ls
saInssspaEs 80 sl'irk i tssvspsa .is.gelsiss
W. k,ssia i4ap@ " ssfsal isaI
ti'lns Ks#slisslof hsseas ibid il :...sk
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|
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thorough business education. Our teachers all
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Legal Notice.

CouNTY GLERK's OFficE, z
BUzeInan, Montana. I
IN obedience to order Of til. Beard Of County
Il Commissioners Within. and fer Galiafin county,
Montana Territory, mastr IN tnt third day Of the
September a.juurne session of said Boarti, and
the Ilii day Of September, 1872, Itlrr by give
tree that said order ID TAade eallin. in MI oustaid
ing md BIT dness OF said Gailatin county +, be
bondrd; The saia Indebtedness 10 be presented to
the ireasnrr said county by the first Monday
in December, 1872. Bonds given III lieu thereof,
payable within seven years, with coupons attached
payable semi-annnaliy for ten per cert. per annum
interest. F. q ssss
In witness of which, her@unto afix the
seal Of said county. 1T OIico in B0zeman,
~ September 18th, 1874.
SEAL ARCH GRAHAM,
es County Clerk.
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Tuner CT 10 Years, GrOyytsl
Cured by EatyUay-S TseseIVcEf.

#z=Es,l BEyzn1y, fFase July IS, 1859.
Da. RApwAYs-T HAYS hd ovarian Tasr aad
bowels All tier, heis itn tried
tsing hat ,sss Al .ss 1eF;sa ne 4.
bseas had sntsred tv*s ars III Il ~ ts.cs Of ths
Ieseye rnd one sf sway. ~, Ltes Of year
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Ills /, you for aa Lezc1s q sh.-s Publish \
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice TO Creditors.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice TO Creditors.
Ii .hs Mss.sr II tn Is ~ u Allsa gsmDbsH,
Y ElTERs Or sADafIs II ris 4 rION having been
graft. to u; the Probate Court 0f Gaiiaiiti
county, NJ g., Dec.anber lCfit, Al. 10 1917. all per-
having claims against said estate requested
tutxhibii them for allowance within one gear from
the slats letters Of nrthey play be preciie from
any benefit Of said estate; and II snch claims BE
exhibited wlthiiBtwo e.sIs FROM The date 81 grant
ing said Letters sisy silall 81 isrsssr
settle immediately s8s
Dated Bo.slaan City, Dses%lsr ists, z; ls7ss
Administrator Of Inc estate of Allen Campbell,
DsceastN
DR.. THos. REEcE. n. 4. G. s.,
LONDON.
PHY KS. l, Az A.. sJ =! .,, IN
HELENA, N. Il.
TAR REECE begs to return thanks to his patrons
- tor Inc ibe-al support ne has resolves 1ufans
the last three year, and to inform the public 6her-
ally III the grsiiisliig s;icces with when ~ nas
treated his pafitnts, naay a whom had Dseh SUI
eIin fer years Without Any relief, bltt VINO are HsW
in the enjoyment Of perfect health through his trait-
inesit.
has enabled him To distinguish those diseases which
are peculiar 10 III 1sa1ifAly, will IN future de-
vote his attention to their treatment, feeling CONT
dent III his ability 70 recommend the best and most
no'iern practice adopted " the European end
Amrri, IN Faculties
pnes, laflained Eyes, syphilis. in all ils iUrnis,
II aiurriira, elect, SpcrinatorrhHa and ali other
evil ELECTS arising from such siiseaaes
Numerous testimonials may be seen ut the DIR. -
oi1Gt tUgtIher with such CONVINCING proofs that
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-02
Varieties.

NATURES TAILoRING-A potato patch.
THE Great Unpaid The national debt.
A FIRsT-cLAss life policy-Keep out of
debt.
DIES are engraved now; in Caesar's
time the die was cast.
WHAT is betters than a promising
young man? A paying one.
WHY is the road of the transgressor
SO hard? Becausei it is 80 much travelled.
A LITTLE boy being asked, "What is
the chief end of man ?" replied, "The
end what's got the head on.'
AN enthusiastic Nebraska editor says:
" Nine months of the year in Nebraska
is summer, and the rest is mighty late in
the spring"
ONE style of bonnet is called the
f" Mansard," because it takes q great
deal of "man's hard" earnings to pay
for one of 'em.
A sACRILEG1oUs thief stole all the
chairs at Methodist church in Charles
ton, S. c., and the exploit has become
the standing" joke of the congrega-
ton.
A BUFFALO horse doctor has written
to Tiffany & Co., of New York, wanting
to know what i" the freight on large
size solitaire diamond will be from
Gotham to Buff"
"TEERE's one thing" said gentle
man at race, that nobody can beat,
and that is time" "Fudge!" exclaimed
a bystander, every drummer in the
land beats time |"
THE officers at Fort Kearney keep a
negto whose sole work is to break in
their bots. He has had such long ex-
perience that he keeps up continual
volley of oaths, even in his sleep.
SOME ingenious observer has discov-
cred that there is a remarkable resem-
blance between baby and wheat, since
it is Graded, then thrashed and finally
becomes the flower of the family.
A Missouri lady who went to "Slab
| Town." Kansas, to teach class, writes
that she asked one of her pupils wo-
man of about nineteen years" Who
was Jesus Christ p and received for an
answer: dunno; l haint much &C
quainted in these parts this is the fust
time l been here p
A MAN in Youngstown, Ohio, bet $50
one bitter cold day last week that he
could walk to Warren. He spoiled q
s45 suit of clothes, $l4 pair of boots,
paid doctor $40 to thaw out his ears,
and was arrested at Warren as sus-
picious character and locked up two
days in Jail. He won his bet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-02

"Silas, where did you come from ~
she inquired, after moment.
"Arlsen from the grave" he rever-
entity replied.
and, Amasa Caster, where is your
wife?"
"Dead and buried, two years ago."
And you have come back to me 2"
81 have come back to you, Betsy"
"Thank God ~ said Betsy " thank
God for BOTH"
Amen p replied the two men.
"See," continued Betsy, the old ring
returning to her voice, "your plates are
all ready. l felt as if somebody was
coming
just then, Poll declared that she was
starved to death; and the angel who
witnessed the days experience hoated
happily away.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-02
Ants.

In Brazil they have avery disagreeable
species of ants. They come in count
less numbers, frequently taking posses
sion and overrunning dwelling, when
in their track, driving the inmates there
from and destroying everything eatable
on the premises. When seen approach.
ing, they can only be stopped, or the
head of the column turned, by fire they
will succeed in passing every other bar
rier. A traveller, abiding to them,
says "On ascending the Corcovarde we
discovered colony of them crossing the
roadway high up on the mountains.
They were comsing from above, cross
ing the road, and descending on the
other side. They came in column
three or four Inches wide, thick as they
could be packed, and rushing along with
great rapidity. How long they had been
passing before we saw them is of course
unknown, but four hours later the
stream was undated and seemingly
exhaustless. We found it impossible to
break the line without its being immedi
ately reformed. They seemed to know
by instinct the direction taken by those
passed, and never deviated in the slight
est from the proper route. The attempt
was also attended with some inconveni
ence if great care was not taken, fol
the stream never stopped it kept pour
ing down, and in very short time you
found yourself surrounded, and in some
danger of being overrun if not captured
yourself. 1t is said they will remove
the flesh from the carcass of an OK o.
horse in few hours, leaving the bones
perfectly polished"