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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-10-22

The LITTLE HAMMOCK BCILDER. The
nest of this little bird is Just the incest
thing IN the way of comfortable, cozy
cradle for baby birds that know Of
1t is hung like a hammock, to a slen-
der twig-you know how delightful a
hammock is, don't you ?-directly over
a stream, and is made of grass and
wool, or cotton taken from plants. If
ANYTHING can be nicer, I'd like to see it.
The cradle is quite deep; so there's
no danger of the babies tumbling over
the edge. In fact, it is SO deep that
the pretty little brown and white mamma
has to pack herself in very snugly. This
little hammock-maker lives in Australia,
and his name is Honey-Eater Chats a
sweet name, isn't it p but he eats in
sects, and the pollen of flowers. as well
as honey. By the way, don't you sup
pose this bird set the fashion of ham
mocks ?"-Littie COT,poroi
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-10-22

Perhaps, if the sluggard had had such
friends, and they had found him "work
to do, he would have risen to do it.
There was some reason in the young
fellow who, on being asked why he did
not get up. replied that he had nothing
to get up for We are not even sure
that Quin is to be severely censured in
the part he took in the morning dialogue
with his valet
John, what's o'clock ?"
''Nine o'clock, SIR"
''Is there any mullet in the market
to-day, John?'
'No, SIR"
"Then call me at nine to morrow,
john" ...
Moreover, it does not follow that, be-
cause man is in bed, his mind is idle,
or that lac is careless of the welfare of
his fellow-creatures who are up and
abroad
"HerOi9,us Wrote must In bed
And Richersnd, a learned physician,
Declares the elock-work of the head
Goes best in that reeliIed position
ALhspTtm
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

AN EXCELLENT PEN.-We have
been favored with a sample card OF
the celebrated Spencerian Steel
pens, and after trying them quite
thoroughly, are convinced Of theil
superior merit. These pens are
comprised in fifteen numbers, each
differing in aeXibility and fneness
of point, so that the most fastidi-
Gus penman cannot fail to find
among the fifteen just such u pen
as suits him. The Spencerian Pens
are famous for their elasticity Of
movement, smoothness of point,
and great durability, and are Il
nearer approximation TO the real
Swan Quill Pen than anything
hitherto made. They are manufac-
tured lii England under the super
vision Of the original Inventor OF
Steel Pens, the venerable Josiah
Mason, and Joseph Gillott-the lat.
ter making few Of the numbers
after the models Of the late p. r.
Spencer, the famous p2nman. They
are used largely in the common
schools Of the United States, in al
she principal commercial colleges,
in the government offices at Wash
inyton, and in the banks anl com
m2rcial Offices throu ghoat the coua
try, the sale reaching IN enormous
quantity annually, For the con,
venience Of those who may wish to
try them, a sample card of the
Spencerian Pens may be had by
mail by enclosing % cents to Mess.
Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor d Co.,
I3S and 40 Grand ST., N. Y, or til,
pens may be bought at almost any
store where pens are sold.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
Letter From Tennessee.
LAGRANGE FURNACE, Tenn,
March 2, 1873.


March 2, 1873.
EditOr Eaqujrer:-Sunday, the
second day Of March, eighteen hun
dred and seyenty-threel How
swiftly the years pass by, almost un-
noticedl Two years since ! came
here, yet looking back over the
time, it seems but few days,
While on a visit to Vinton Co.,
recently, noticed quite a change
for the better in many places, but
very few changes or improvements
in Macarthur, Her people, howerer,
| found as generous, open-hearted,
and free as of old. There are
some "old boys" in Macarthur, with
big hearts, and their characters are
well worthy of study and imitation.
Hamden, l>notlced, is going right
along, and shows that her citizens
have the right kind Of material
among them for "pushing things"
! paid n short visit to Wilkesville,
but saw no signs of life there.
can not close without speaking
u word in favor Of "mine host" of
the Macarthur House, Mr., HORACE
REDO, While there l was treated
in the most gentlemanly manner,
had good clean beds, plenty to eat,
and for medical purposes only, as
good drink as is kept in the place.
With best wishes for health and
prosperity Of the deniSens of the
old burgh, ! am,
Yours truly,
WALDO MURRAY
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
WALDO MURRAY.

AT the last examination of teach
ers, the following named persons re-
ceived certificates:
For "a months-R. S. Barnhill.
F" IL :" Dora Hollihins, l.
Wilcox, Jerome Goodrich, Rinds
Crouch, Clara Cox, Allie Winters,
and j. T, Foreman.
For 6 months-Martha steece, II
B, Wells, A, r. McKinnis, Anna
Lynn, and Sallie Lyons, ~ VI.
l. 0, PERDUE, Clerk Bd, Ex'rs,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

LARGE EAGLE CAPTURED Eagle
township, in Vinton county, beats
all other townships in the State, in
some respects. The best men, wo.
men, and children dwell there; the
best crops are raised there; the
largest birds are captured there.
ISAAC MlERS writes us that n very
large bald eagle, rapacious bird
of the genus Falco, known as the
king Of birds, was captured a few
days ago, on the farm of L. w.
HAYNES, in that township. The ca
gle was first seen by Mr.. MFRS,
about two miles north of Londen
derry; he procured gun and fol
lowed the king of birds a short dis
tance, when he shot it, breaking
one wing. III Cnen new almost nan
a mile, alighting in Mr.. HAYNES
field, where, after showing consid.
erable fight and driving OFF a dog,
it was tied. 1t can now be seen at
the residence of j. w. MlERs; its
claws are two inches long, and its
out-stretched wings measure seven
feet and two inches.
This huge bird beats the one
killed some weeks ago by DAN.
HARNESS, of Ross county.
Can any one beat Eagle township
on eagles?
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

WE received a letter from Il, j
EDMIsroN, on Monday, dated Salt
Lake City, March 3D.. Johnny is
holding forth at that place at pres
ent In the letter to us he endorsed
a copy of an extract from a sermon
delivered by Brigham Young, Oh
the first Sunday in September, 1851
on the subject of "Proneness Of the
Saints toimitate Gentle Fashions
Let us hear from you often
johnny!
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WHAT do you think Of The Nc
ARrHTR ENQUIRER and The CHRIS
TIAN WITNESS? You ought to feel
proud to see such nice looking pa
pcrs printed in Vinton county! Can
you assist us a little in sustaining
them? Send us new subscribers
and money.
WE will insert advertisements in
The ENQUIRER and The CHRISTIAN
WITNESS in conspicuous place on
reasonable terms.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

THE Ohio Legislature has passed
bill fixing the weight of clover
seed from 81 to go lbs; Of oats from
33 to 32 lbs; Of corn in the ear If.
ter the lst Of January 6S lbs; OF
potatoes from 60 to SO lbs; and OF
dried apples from 22 to 20 lbs.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

Action OF ApPLE-JuIcE IN FIX
ING CoLoRs.-A cotton-dyer and
printer in Manchester claims
to have made The discovery
that applejuice has the valua-
BILE property of fixing the colors
of printed cotton fabrics,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE.-If
YOU wish to purchase a good sew
ing Machine, call at this office.

NEW TYpE.-We have just receiv-
ed a lot Of new type of the latest
styles, with which to execute job
printing, especially cards, bill
heads, letter heads, note heads,
statements, circulars, etc., in a
style surpassed by no office in the
State, and at the very lowest prices.
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Macarthur Enquirer,

We are much pleased that j. w.
Bowen, editor of this excellent
Democratic paper, has so prospered
rs to be enabled to enlarge it and
dress it up in new and beautiful
dress. II is one Of our most valued
exchanges Wooster Democrat
Th1nl you, Bro. EsnELINAN.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

Persons receiving sample copies
Of this paper, will very mach aid in
its circulation by han ling it, aftat
reading, to some gentleman or lady
who will interest themselves in g.t
ting up Il cllb tot the same.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

ARRIvALs,--Judge CRAIG and his
gool wife were highly pleased on
Friday night last at the arrival at
their home, in this town, Of little
son and daughter.
G. w. PEARcE and wife are also
very happy ot the arrival of a boy
at their residence on Sunday night
last,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

OwING to the windy weather,
Prof. J. II. BoLEY did not make his
18th balloon ascension last night.
He is making preparations TO fly to
the regions above this morning.
May he be successful!
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

DISTRESSING CAsUALtTY.-It is the
Office Of the pen to record alike tn
the saddest and most joyful occur
renccs; bat seldom is it required tc
record Il death of such awful sol
emnity as that of JOHN LANTz,
aged l6 years, and 8 days, son OF
GLoRGE and AMANDA LANTz, of this
town-thc most distressing that
ever occurred in our community.
On Saturday evening, March 9th,
1873, about s o'clock, one fatal blow,
given in play, by GUss. WINDER, al
which time the boys were engaged
in scuilling on the pavement, near
the drug store of WOLF, PIERCE d
Co, brought his bright life to q
close. Medical assistance was i'm
mediatoly summoned, and the ply
sicians who were called to attend
him, made use Of various expert
ments to restore life, but to no el-
tcct-not trace Of vitality remain
ing. He was struck near the pit OF
the stomach, which caused him to
lall suddenly in a backward posi-
ton, his head striking heavily upon
the pavement In one instant he
had been ushurpd from q state OF
mirthfulncss in this life, upon the
solemn realities Of eternity. The
change, no doubt, was well with
him, but the stoutest hearts have
been made sad that Il boy so prom
ising and so much respected
throughout the community should
be thus suddenly cut down.
~
'0' '"' ''N "'"' was hc'iO
'''''V 7i0"O '"0 Vo""' ~ P'o'"Veo 4
'."' '''"9 'n''V up0" '''' '''i'i'iu'
atty, by whom JonN was so vel.
" 0 " N,'>' "''' 'o
"''''s1' 'V "''N P'' ''U' 40 W '''S
+, = '''' ''''o' 90 ~ '"e i'"'''S e"
.''0 ''po'" "''', '"''''"' Nol'' ""s
''''y 'n'''os0 /" " Vno many
Pl'P'' ""o '"' ''"'''''' '"' Di"S
''o'N' ''"V ~ "'' '",' |''''n'V'
a." Inn,',5 """'' WV 'e'''' 0"' '''' 'i''"
- a., o., i,
-. = 49,
has doolt bordlv with tbnm i'm fox.
ing away q son VINO mas always
been rpparded rs n "fayorite" in thp
'"llll3' b"I ooliN was Ho icsS
.axorite in school than at home. His
t.;,1 al ,;,l,1a 1;a.;A;s,, ,.,o
hin, Lo1orod H.. 4oo,bo,d a,Lal
'''''1 w ~ 'N"> ''o' CIV 'N
lrS; and his eagernoSS to learn, and
will;nonoss +o oho,, ,,o,Io +bo dn+,
Oh lllSlruCUlnS nlm pheasant CaSk.
He was in all rpsDects n model boy.
His language was untainted by pro-
..
i"hl'S' """ MS n"oiVs "cie Soou'
His obedience to his parents. his
d;I;uoroo 4, eobool ond III, o,no
10 80 9'''i ~ mo SN"''e
ness everywhere, made Tor him the
ostoon, of oil who I,,ov, hin,
But he has
.Gone nremoturc,v from tho homes and ,ovs
of youth,
"0'v o,e""s a or rrr UuuOi' bursting He"'"
Gone to the cline where wrinklcd age was
u,,.a ~ , .,n,
' IL liz
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

GRAYT was a tanner, and HENRY
WILSON shoemaker. The enor-
nous taxation will prevent any
person from aourishing in
the leather business during the
coming four years.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

f, G. SANDS, of Roxabell, Ross
coanty, Ohio, brother Of ], f, SANDS,
telegraph operator and r. r. Agent
at Zaleski, has sold his stock Of
goods at that place, and will enter
into some other business,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

a, .tf. 80.
,l.of Pno. f ,n MI is,. p.,1f c NIL XXX p..S.
,tors d,n,o. sricnl a,i s,,,..,nani y, ,,i,ss a
ie cil.d ",.,es' g, \nn.,i,r ), .. /, ,a,e,.
tl,,t le,I ~, ,i,,.r ~, ~, d',,,t ,,,.s , y,,g
nj. /, trn.. f.d'rf. ,,,,i, C,, W., ,,,,i,.. 49,.
Jherl,snf a ,rni, I, s,,,, al .i H., c,;,,,,l,nt
hey ar. ih. q m II n,l p,,r,d.r XVI :, IiE.'ev;r
nc;nfe p.,i,.rt p.r,.,,,r ,,,,l I,,,,,-,,,,r II Y
stem clrryi. nr !, / ,,s,,n. ,,i,ier and yes,o,;r
,bloo Ito 4 II iihv cn,d i'm, e,,rchi,, n ,fcsl,;s
linyipnratin, inth mini' a,I L,,jy ;rl,v ars ~
rlministrl,in, ,rnn. i,Ii,er aciin e.rtiinin ths
i'is, safe ard r,li,b a i, al firms nf disease
NJ Ecraon cnta IN lss these Hlttcra accoa
10 direciion. and r.lnnin lnnp nnweiL uroyde
cir bn,rs i,,i ,sro,, by mineral nnisn,i orotl,s
ana. and III. Wal ur.;,ns wasted bevond lhe non
ren,r
DvsneOsIn cr Iudi..rsiIOn. IfsatlicI,c. Pa
lhe Slnuldr, Coughs 'r,rltne,s ,f lhe Che.i Dt
ness, Smir /. uai ions oi the Stomach, bad lam
/ ih. Mouth linn, Autcks Plantation uf u
lcar nhimni ID M Of ia, linrs PAN In the re.,oilst
t,.,lrer-..rt ,.i,,.l ,l.,. r,,l,,i ,v,t,rao,r
The olispriir uf Dv>eiiSii IN these complains
hltnn eqia II nue pil'e Will prove bclter gum
lee at lis m'rl thu rnrlv advertisement
For FcmHlr COttnlnlnts, IN Young Of OK
inied or sin ,e At tii diwn OF wnnanloo,l, or IA
m Of lite. III .g lnnc lliers display 50 decided
anencc that a marked Improvement IS soon. perceI
lr
For InnarnmatHry aud ChrOuiG Tlbeu
inilsn ail G. an. Dys ,rpsil or Indigestion l,iiias
emitient anl Intermittent frvcrS seiises of q
tunl, Liver. hlgcvS and li,Mll-r these Buffers hav
ea mo,l snrc ,~G,I. Sud-, nhs,s,s are e,,sed b
,aled R'upl yl cli is geheriy Ir,uee,l by tleanse
rni uf tli u gc i've q 'utns
Thpy ynro I, GcmiIp Pur,cniIva ~ yveiI n
V0mic, po,,-.,iug also ilc peru 'r ne,its sd actin
poweriul actrl in relieving t'nngesiiun dr lniiau
mtion of the /. et aud Vi,cerI Organs and Ia lliIios
lseases
For Skin )iSsnsrs, Euipiinns. letter Sal
,heuui, uich Spuls, rlup ~, pn.ldes llni's, ca
me'e,, Kinq votns. Sci,l Head. Sue Eyes. Ery
Ne A. ltcl SEA- 4, n-cnloriiuns ol The Skin lhnoi
ii lliSclges a. Shin Il ul Al ttfu
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

The MACARTHUR BRASS BAND
We were made the recipient, last
Thursday evening, of a delightful
serenade from the Macarthur Brass
Band, for which they have our
thanks. This little band consists
of ten members, and is rapidly i'm
proving in talent The names OF
the members are as follows:
W. D. Gold, Eb. r. Sprague, Eb.
Edward Strong, Bb.; Isaac Lantz,
Alto; Parker Rankin, Baritone; Il.
A. Murray, b Tenor; Alex. Ward,
b Bass; Paris Horton, Eb Tuba; G.
W. Brunton, Bass Drum.
They were organized in Novem-
Der, and have, in this short time, by
diligent studying and rehearsing,
acquired considerable skill in mu-
sic. Music soothos the troubled
breast, and, by its destinations, re-
invigorates the tired brain.
Shakespeare has said:
.fhe man that hath no music in his soul,
no. Is not moved with concord Ofswect sound
~ III for cason, ST nlagums ana sp0lls;
rho motions Of his spirit are dull rs night,
Ahd HIS affections lark rs Efgbus;
LetnO snch lM,tn be ttustcl."
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JUST as soon as we can ascertain
the name Of the thief who has sto-
len our coal for the last two months,
our readers viii hear from us
again.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

The people Of Athens, OHIO, not
Athens, Greece, "rejoicc with ex-
ceeding great joy" when a dog de-
parts from their midst.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

ished steam Whistles. : neonle
wnoll I'VE nea.. factories are clam
orous against the gongs which
nave been adopted instead.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

SoIG people like to attend to the
business Of their neighbors, and
let their own a.flirs 20 where the
"woolbinc twineth."
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

The spring election takes place
on Monday, April 9TH. We are pre-.
pared to print tickets at very rea-
sonable rates. Send in your or
ders.
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SHORT and concise correspond
ence is solicited from all parts OF
the county.
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If you would remove all ground
for trouble, have your deeds re-
corded within six months after they
have been executed.
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RAILROAD.
.UBLIC NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife, CYNTHIA A. HAM
MON, has left my bel and board without lust
cause or provot alton, notice is hereby given to
all 70 whom II may concern not to harbor or
trust her ON my account, as Twill pay no debts
of her contracting.
Feb. 81, 1873 3w.
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K EGAL NOTICE.

lAJoB b. II IAwR, of the county of Keokuk,
u Iowa, Sarah Coombs and Isaac Il. Coombs.
OF the county OF CLAY, Illinois, will take no.
tce that Joseph +. Hawk AMI Rebecca Hawk,
have filed their petition in tho COut Of Com
mon Pleas, OF Vint0u county, Ohio, against
them anl David Hawk, John 5. Hawk, Geo.
W. Hawk, aud Geo. W. Dannison, guardian OF
sad Geo. W. Hawk, setting 10 tn that Jacob
Hawk, late Of VintOn COUNTY. Ohio, deceased,
on the och day OF April, 1870 made, executed,
and delivered, deed OF gene NJ war. anty, to
said Joseph +. and Rebe3va Hawk, 10 certain
premises. describe in said dec rs follows:
The N. w. d of Sec. g. Town. II, Il. H. and
The 5. w. q Of Sec. 81, T. II, II II; and aver
ring that sad latter description WAS inc0r-
re't and mistakenly described, anl should
have been described, as the $. w. u of Sec. 81,
i. II, r. II; and asking that said mistaken de-
scrptiOn be corrected, 50 rs to conform to the
intention of the parties; amt that II deed be
ordered to them for said premises, correctly
described, and such other relief rs may be
oIuitable.-Said defendents will b3 required
answer said petition ON or before the 3l
day of May, 1873.
JOSEPH II. HAWK,
and
REBECCA HAWK.
J. VI. MCGILLIvRAY, AtC'y.
Mar II 10 1873 o..
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have concluded 10 N lopt the CASH AND
PRODUCE ., stem fom this dAtc, and Will
strictly a,ihere ~ II, making no exception In
any instance whatever Having educed my
i,es fcom 10 Is po cent, the public viii
find II 10 theii ndvant are t1rall and try me, as
poslty ely CAN and WILL sell cheaper. under
tho r0sh system, tha' Il any other man in Vim
ton, Jackson, or any other county can under
JOHN W. WILCOX,
Old stand Of VIII OK q OGIER, Main street
almn st opposite Poe tOlice
WlsiDEN, o., Mar oh ., 1919.
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DISSOLUTION.
ifsolution Of Col PARTNERSHIP

Inc 60; ;partnc'shp heetofo,e exir a.
tM"Sn tSc D,,oc ~ W. SN WILgo% S% .. oGr R % nnde,
this day dissolved by Wut' al n, OGiER, u
NJ M naP Pcr5iplas In1eaeS to the, aD yo firm vii,
rhc hI,smes." W ..le their q GO ant Mt once.
JoHN N, " will herc'Aftcl ' - Continued by
,iLc0x.
arch 8, 1878.
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MAAHooD'
now Losr. now REsroREp.

now LOST, now REsToREp.
Juat publish Il, new EDITION Of llfCrl-
vcrwcl's Gel bratcA Essay on thu tnlkat
cure (wthou hcdlcincl OF Sioimatorllon on
Seminal w akness, livoiin tn stniltnl
losses, I'm lvlQrey, McItll AMI fllFfitei in-
capacity, impe iimeAts TO MAJ ingp. ctc..nl6f.
Consunpt pl. Epilepsy ana Fits. nNlufQAh}
self indul ,cncc orscNQnl eNlrAtngAure.
nkf3A Price. IN e,alcd envelope. III NJ eritfA,
The 60 cb ntrd author, IN this ANinhnhio
essay, cl arly demOnsl ates nom n llif,V
years su rcssfll D llte, TIN tlie '11uin,ltle
conscque icee of self nllllse may llelnllii4 4liv
cured wi houl ho dnngpfors tfn Cf ui{tti,ai
medicine or ihc np,lication " ~ lliIse,
pointing ,ut q mode W lue a. onfn tilnfl ~
nioniis OF VIII , oyuiy stiici cr t.At
his cOnd ton nay be, nily ,lltU Hin tif iIfh1.
~. n'lvitcly aIldinlltnllv. t0
DfY- rhls " turc Nholld Fcln The tanf6 "A
every youth AMI every mgn NJ theiui,I. N V m
Sent, undo seal. w n plaln tif0olii. IA h.' /.
address, post,ai,L on lcrrlpt ol hlx IA. y.
two postage ftmls. N
Also, - tolyc wclls "AIaniaBo csds
prize 10 cents. .i
Address thc In,llshcrs.
las. J.t. itLfNE I, IN \,
p.o' bon, ByAaV' ~ lowe
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TNHE McARTHUR ENQUIRER
Newspaper, Book and job
PRINTING EST BLISH LENT
OEFrCm
Second Story BOwES's Building, Main Street,
McARrHUR, OHIO.
THE MACARTHUR ENQUIRER
Has just been enlarged from 7-culnmn to an
6-column paper and clothed in new type
throughout. Its columns will be devored to
the
General News of the Day i!
Giving a synopsis OF events as they occur.
The interests ofour town and county win te-
celve particular attention. IL will, Us here
tofore, be
DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS,
And Fearless in the Expression of Sonii-
ments IN regard 70 The rights Of the peo Jle Of
this country; ever opposed to the wrong.
THE CHRISTIAN WITNESS,
The Organ of the Christian Union General
Council Of the United States, is also published
from the same Office.
Having purchased new type and material
for our
JOB DEPARTMENT
We are now prepared to do all kinds of
M GRC A N TILE
General Job Printing
In the neatest and highest style of the art, and
AT Reasonable Rates {!
YOU oAN "A'A
CIRCULARS,
STATEMENTS,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
The Macarthur Enquirefs

J. W. BowEN. editor and Publisher.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
THE MACARTHUR ENQUIRER
THE CHRISTIAN WITNESS,

The Organ of the Christian Union General
Council OF the United States, is also published
from the same Office.