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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-05-29

The President seems 70 meet with considera-
BE aealss esS E y aSpt $Sp # g s}s
10 tp A ths vacancy occassonsd @ g by ths
deathbf Mniatbr Gvr7s9Ft Judge oRiaEra-
pontidselalsd, Interpretation Nas rendered TO
GeYssaofle of e9hAAs saaai. aaS
NOW sisted that the iptspdesI hlenoF hes been peer
declined by himuo Tics most recent spertn is
shat che miJsioh isagbeeato oiessdI toaIthep Hon.
enigg nigg s',sanfsSafaa,' Ip cohneetfcaf,, aWhS has
SEEN sni sqziS p Ssrabla s iii
thoughtthk heMill also decline the, appoiut-
,menfy sdi ii ii; yl,ssiui sr noi,G1cgo sdi e9y
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-05-29

bs The general complaint among the farm ll
ers at this time is that Che cotton and corn are
in the grass, and there is hardsttnggle' for
the mastery, with q prepbnderance ON The side
Of General Green. 'All, hands 6afs bnsily en-
gagged in the Eght on the side Of corn and scotd
ton, especially the latter arailya! s7iswf =.
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Notice 9of Final Settlement

win make application to- ". W. Humphreys
Judge Of Probate for Anderson County, on
Wednesday, End Of July next, for a Fihai
Settlement of tho Estate of John Wigington;
deceased, andrra Final Discharge therefron,,
May @, 1873, 80 a, ~ 49, 'sS'',,a '''l,
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So Racou Of .hs Eats6e.ss eAdssstsser,

ep@s Bacon, of the Edgs6eld Adesstser, Is
sapremely happy, and, like Pam g 0s'Sbanter,
..oepail tia lis Of life viietoSiossss he has
Just a-dsmijohn.ef bsa-year-oA whis;
key, all the MaF frouf. thssbaass Of the Ohio.
and declares that one drop os il makes him
feel IS loIdly as Moses 10 the Preston @ rlnpaFG rnapGi
sion-ana infnilely more easy I'M conseienee.h
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RailroadsMeeting.

A meeting of the citizensof Anderson and
Eviciuitysewpsy held in the Court Hopse on Fri
day afternosaI Nay 2srd, for TIC purpose Of
taking some tios i'm reference to theproppsed
liHsof failMs from Chicago 10 the seath At-,
Iantic |
Upes motion, COL Joseph N. Brown was
called to the chair, and Capt. John W. Daniels
was requested to act-as Secretary.
On assuming the chair, Col. Brown explained
the object of the meeting, in brief and appro-
pirate remarks, urging the importance and
propriety of representing the Interests pf this
town and county in the project now being in.
augurated for the establishment Of Q through
and direct iirfrs Of railroad Communication
from. .eBicasS tsshs South 9atIantie s.aboard
The Chair ar noapced the meeting ready ,fior, fo'rt
business and thereupon iMaio W. " ri HUNS
,phreys offered the.foH owing prealnbh, alldrest
iolatieens . 90 II ,uoi:ibaoo rs59flts-yhsyol
,HEs ~ T. e5ssps sss DELE \;
gates held flor such pose ct Aplalsla, Gasi
sylsaefstiie ssesicago; AlteataSafSal
South ksanti Srtt Fl Line hs liiSaS 4ssosas;.
Itioa, ,ss;Fsith SslsN. Of saEa1 eallX
day asairoaa between Chicago and tfndS S6utf'
atlantic coasts and whereas, aaKag gohseaa'
ton con maiss a lsSsRi Up, 3spj ss9gsSs
procure such flsts and ,ipforp ag H@euld @ ID
enable said dEAs,ociation o,rnaketheiheatp posts
blei locati6fvfSr bthisf great csranki ROAD ahdl
whereas We Believe tint The ah goanty 81
of Anderson cs1, upon g proper Teprs@sentati @
furnishisuean marked advantages iasn shoulh inr
duce such Association toslorata 3heaii'saia lins
50 is 70 pass ts town SantS Ss
Anderso9. 5i tbsisfoge q o,slsi nadi sioodol
/ ReaolaeA,i Ehata 4eonsu,ittee loetgqbe yaps
pointed iby, tie Chairman oftthisa meeting;
whose bpsinesa itshalAbe to- tprocnseiand fun.
njsh said general. committee a6eleFen nnWithl
infarnation as tol the peculiar sadSantageseinEc
distance, ochea pness rOf CONSTRUCTION andogep.l
eral trade, of ~ location bys this town sandj jlu
the disesetionsef said eommitteep to attend any.
meetings of saidn nAssoeiatio n1to be held during
Interests -copfMl them: Also; to procure the
coiopetatian and Influence OF. .fether towns and
communities hetwse uglsta and Gay ton s6es
uie Anderson ST. G., inisuehil tion!9nu sbooy
After ,semarEs bsuMatJohn8. saioefe, Ds
PA. White did others upon cue impof ftancs
sstiop further laar als iniaEestssi a sltsi
and the manifest adsansageste heideriEed from.
this HthroagF CONNECTION between cthe i6ottoh,
growing States and the grsata 70; theeE
resolution, Was, animously adopted With ann,
amendment Increasing the scommi.tee, to khfee
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pot Psof. Gerard, the wonderful magician,
will sise 4n entertainment ia Masonic Half On
Mopdssys ssSesn evening ing next He brings Letters oaf
recommendation from gentlemen of thebighess
responsibility, avouching for the gent;hty- of
his ehtesfainheitt and expressing their pleas
ure At witnessing the which !s1I snII
brace pleasing variety. se.ii .ie.. os.. wsf W
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Geo,W. Williams, Esq, Of Charleston, was
in our town on last Friday, exchanging greet
isgs Hith. old friends and; forming new acssains
tanGes., BE wasbeturning from ,a!bIef visit to
his summer, retreat IN Napcop chez Valley, the
beautiful home Of his aasrElie, whose attrac-
tiops are always shto a vigorous, hopeful
mind 9Asr.. Eislinnsgisnin she:'enjoyment Of
exc,aler.e health IL 1o.I doEtaoIs {i4ai
SANS,iot1e i1ses.e..i. .sni..i sili
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pTsBy rd ,ordess ss Of chies Jusiiee, Mases, an
interclnngad ss fCircuits has. EtaAasnO p.acesbe:
tween Judges Carpenter and Cooke, and the
lorues, was sig assigned for present. NJ
term, while Judge Cooke has goneto Lexington
thisTaseR. ',yoii.ssf' b9aiss eai! orc eHfes -
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sssa The Benson House stables, after pre-
carious tenure of long standipgr sueeumbed to
the violent storms on last Friday evening, and
fell to the ground with heavy crash sufficient At
to alarm the psigbboIho0odis snE.is ,ssI e9T -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-05-29

Rsy- The fayorite resort, on a sultry after
noon, is thepopular establishment of the slittle
man" Whose iced soda water IS refreshing
draught after the los,s, long summer day.
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Lott ..,.I MASONIC HALL. e'es'-
ilnHM tn Monday Mon Evening, June ID. 1873:
:eqso.q PROF.. GERARD. ,sIa.

The wonderful Magician and Master q
tAi9q'oi4 bf'iL LcgeTaemaIp, ,ei'onagacSq ',e"i
Will Igiye Ohs III his r % etitertain1 htst i
nents!! ihGy eAfasohic HaiB on Monday evening"
Jjtne 2rrid; combining stsit; wisd0ny scienSe;s
novelty, EsensasSou,, funr rmerrimens, mystery,
and haghpg end eunbraeing many yeaAarful
1ss sseg s aa ga Ss =
''psSs' 'tR 10 baAf f7SdP !uER ak43 Maaaser.
AfHS todiS5sotis 1,.ito et97no s1oYiI odt dy7Es
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-pse An Agricultural Society has been or
ganised in Hart County, Ga, and it's proposed
to hold q Comfy Fair next fall: Wewish our
neighhusacross the Savannah success in
this undertaking g 81 - e3i8S ~
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Kings King Mountain lLr Military School,

yns b95bai 7YORKVILEE.gSo Co. rsAl iar3
rYsHE Second Session zof the School YEAR
! 1!iR 73,Twin begin9J 1st, and end NO!
MEMBER E3Oth. !TEnMs .For School .Expen-
ses,i O.. Board, Tuition, Fuel Lights Wash
ing, Stationery, &c, Sl35 per session, payable
III advance For Circulars, address '.E' - 9''-
9:@ ~ ''fi- Cor" A. COWARD, Principal. q Z
May %, 1873 81 ~ 37fiidnA III I'm -
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araiSlad dtoen6ts Signs pi6Sivihgi ifiefest gi
AHde eRs6i,, sEbbe%ille andGEagef gefeid count aHi
fheiBfne Ridge RI ailrdaa; and its extension t6'
PYft1R oval: laYgnfhehs isaeedea 10 Impress
tha aa9sntaee bfifiis enterprise upon thermftia'
ofifhose win giy6 ID consideration. 9Ff6Ml
rSntiiGuasi1W Ehoxsilla the route is plain and,
nR,sy 1Be saia aae.hKse been decided apon6F From
Knax vile sherei seshs-bht one route Tosthys ysof
serious 1if ASqobjecH d TO reach
E1eeS9p water onI the Atlantic ceast eimtss1
cant fhrongh RabuEGG Gap; thenee7t6 AndefS6iHl'
bH Eaeefsla and qSfkeho otp Port R6yal Viewer
WITS sttE6rs a ;tiine 10 savdable as the presents t9
accomplish this work. Tie greats
ton Of tie heHr i, The muldpl plicatioh oemeansi
Of transportation. nNFhat mean these 1coivenI'
tioIs iat' New E8fk,b ST. Leais,, e AIlaht& ia6ds
tIddiaRapolis9i erhey, are but faint. .inaices or
a GREAT M0semehtof theipeople to secure cheap:
characterization feF fo8a. 6Th6 coHsfimef Iat 0tie
IpofEt taudtie pTodgeer aat the other are eqGltl3
III HegeAmirea to- achieve p common purpose
hItiiS 0df fottdne 10 be'in- Q position 10 take
asd1aiYtage Of this great Ffn6yehienei " We. have
tEB deep iiafbord which, both demand.l We.
have very best, bstfaightsst easiest built
afd dshdstess route from The gSahaties TO the
sJsiS certain that no gap Owiip compare. with.
RaBuh Gspp: Heaas Of access from sKfox!:l
Vile to- Tie OAtlpptic, Certainly two millions
Iof doildsse:ivofTk ofiavailable o1sofknh been,
Idoiig oRo.ahe1 7Bldeo Ridge Road Through the
,HSEban ta33has Thee gfeaH dFa back TO that en-
:hitherto has beeAsshat theNroadY too
short dn' proportion to the expense to attract
IcaptaIto itc let it,,4ljowsver, be now extended
thrrodEh Anderson, AbhssiHe and Edge6eid 70.
Port Royal, ANA bean commGna Tie attention
n q
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sas oar tsleptsd 4 s yoaag JIG fHsRa, S.. Quit nah s
3bafshaIb, ,sonsof. tie latea acolo9 Foster sNurd
shall, of-sAbbcalle, has .admittcsf .to1hes
g,Ss ia, f,,,f,,,,,;, " = . ,.,1:. .
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05
THEiREPuBLIcAN PARTY.


We do not thiAS the predic-
tion that the Republican par
ty is disinteSrating, that ele-
ments are OF work which will
cause its final overthrow,pre-
mature. In fact, we balieve
that to-day it is tottering, and
that it's final doom may be fore
shadowed in the developments
going on before the Credit Mo
bilier investigation. That this
investigation has seriously dam
aged the party, is beyond dis
pute, and while we do not be-
lieve that this, of itself, will
prove its destruction, yet this
is the beginning of the end.
This must have a tendency,
for the people will finally be-
come thoroughly disgusted with
their representatives who have
been guilty of such gross cor
ruptiOn, and when a party
once looses the confidence oI
the people, it is falling tc
pieces.
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Principles and Men.

The downfall of the leading
office-holders of the Admins
tration party induces the organs
to turn from their dishonored
representatives and seek to di-
vert the public mind by loud
and empty yaporing5 about
"principles." These principles,
it is asserted, would give life
and strength to the party, even
though all its leading men We're
overtaken in crime. We con-
fess that we do not understand
this new doctrine. It seems to
us that professed principles
are the sounding brass and
tinkling cymbal of political
hypocrisy unless they are rep
resented and enforced by hon
est men. Bad men may belong
to a party and not destroy it,
but if corruptionists manage
and represent a party all the
principle it has will be en-
bodied in them.
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INSURANCE.
ErNA
INSURANCE co MPANY
UdiT0Fd, conn.
STATE OF ONO, ASSURANCE DEPT,

STATE OF ONO, ASSURANCE DEPT,
COLUMBUS, Jaa. IL, 1879.
WHEREAS, the ETNA INSURANCE COM
PANG, lOcatrdal Hartford, in the State Of
Connecticut, ha illcd in this Olice sworn
statement, by the proper officers thereof
showing It's condition and business, and has
complied in all respects with the laws of ths
sta Z, Icladng to lire Insurance Companies.
in,O po,ated b. other States VI the Uuted
StalcS,
Now, therefore. npuTsuanCe oflaw, |. WILL
LIAM L. Gnu RI H. Supcrint 1ndent of lnsu
aIce for the STATE of Ohio, iO hereby CerJify
ha- said Com any is authorized to Il ansact lis
agp.Oplia;e business of FIRE INSURANCE
u this state, In acL0I dance with law, during
che current year
The condition and business Of said Compa-
ay Il the Gate of such statement (Dcccmbcl
Ms, 1872 is shown as follows:
Am, of actual paidup capital .-..s2,O0O 900
Aggregate am tOf ay Iilablc assets 5,3963S0 81
/" " Liabilities lex
cept capitaD inclVlins re-insur- -
aaveS .. b.. .... ... D.. .3,3S3 6J9 %
AMOUNT of income for preceding
yea int ash 90. ..... . 50i2 49I d!
tmoant of expenditures same time
in cash ...... ..... ........ 5,I:5t90 Is
In witness whereof. have hcreunto sub
sclibcd my name, and caused the Seal of my
)hlcc to be affixed, the day and year above
written.
SEAL w. i. CHURCH, Sup't.
WI RANNELLs. Ag't McArthdr, o.
March ., 1873. 1t.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05

TIE Ohio Senate and House
met at Columbus on Friday,
February 26th, but adjourned
until Tuesday, March 4th, with.
out transacting any business.
A number of members went to
Washington to attend to the in
auugration ceremonies-desir-
ing to see the Great Grand Gift
Taker inaugurated for just four
years more.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05

ls UhGQUdivd y, auy hnOwn iCnvdy, IL will
eradicate, vAtirpAto ANA tho Oughly destroy
all poisonous substances In the BLOOD and
win clcgtutlly dispol all preispOsitlon to
bilious delangement
f. there want of action In your Liver
or Spleen? Unless relieved tho blood be
comes impure by delclelous serreti0ns, pi0.
ducIug HalUlilOus or skin diseases, BlOtuhes,
fUlOns rustules, Canker, Pimp pDes, Sc.
Have you u dyspeptlc stomach? I'm
less digestion is promptly aided the system
Is debiliiatod with poverty Of the Blood,
Dropslchl tendency, general Weakness anu
incrti.
Have you weakness of the Inicstines
You aie IN danger Of lrOdc Diar hua or I'm.
lammiti0n OF the Bowels.
Have You wealtness of the Uterine or
Urinary OrgnnsY lOhare exposed tO sui.
fcrlng In lts most aggravated iOUn,
Ave you detected. di0ysy, dull, sluggish,
or depressed In spii lts, With headache, back.
ache, coated tongue and Ind tasting mOnthg
For certain cmedy Tor all Of these diseases,
weaknesses and troubles; for cleansing apd
purifying the ytiAh,d blood and impaitlDg
vig0r 10 all the vital forces; for building up
ana resto ing the weakened constitution, USE
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05
A Southern writer attempts

A Southern writer attempts
to account for the increased
severity of the winters Of the
Gulf States. However his
conclusions may be regard.
ed he is entitled to the graft
tude Of the public for avoiding
all mention ofthe Gulf Stream.
This wretched current of warm
water has been made response
bic by physical geographers for
every climatic phenomenon
otherwise unaccountable. The
writer in question explains the
climatial change by the telling
of Southern forests, thus afford
ing more unrestricted scope to
the northwest winds, chilled
by the snow on the Rocky
Mountains
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05

WORTH SoMETHNG.-Cbarac
ter, public men will find, is
worth something; even in these
times. Senator Patterson, now
representing New Hampshire in
the United States Senate, has
been treated with signal dis.
courtesy by the trustees of the
Ohio Agricultural College. He
had been offered By them the
Presidency of that institution,
and was to occupy the chair OF
Moral Philosophy when his
Senatorial term expired. But
the Credit Mobilier investiga
tion caused the men of Ohio to
change their minds, and, not
withstanding the agreement into
which they had entered, they
notified the Senator that they
would not need his services
He was not the kind of Neral
Philosopher wanted.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05

THE so-called Republican
party of to-day has succeeded
in bringing free government
into dis'epl5o the world over,
and all the advocates OF Dem
ocratic institutions in Europe
are met every step they propose
favorable to such, by the jeers
Of the monarchists who CON
stantly point to the scandalous
conduct of Radical leaders in
this country, as samples of Re-
publican rule. How mnch lon.
ger must such party be tole-
rated?
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Hartford, CONN, Or hltaso, lilo
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This work Is complete history of all
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LAST week three daughters
of JAMES BISHOP, near Charles
ton, Trigg county, KY, went
to a field where their prother
was burning brush. During
the brothers absence the dress
of one Of the girls caught fire
and before the brother was
alarmed by her shrieks Or his
sisters could be attracted to the
spot her clothing had all burned
off except a small strip around
her neck, and the girl was hor-
ribly crisped from head to foot.
She died before a physician
could be brought to her.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05

ILLINOIS, at the end of Gen.
Grants present term of office,
will have furnished the presi-
dents for the United States
for the last sixteen years, and
has material left on hand, of
the kind she has furnished, to
supply the world for the next
sixteen thousand years. Would
not Spain like a few dozen?
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05

WHILE the GRANT party or
gans and orators howled all
over = the land, last year, about
the Tammany Ring frauds in
the city of New York, and
most unjustly charging them
upon the whole Democratic
party as responsible for them,
it now turns out that the Re-
publican 1ea5or5 in Congress, of
the House and the Senate, were
guilty of swindling the whole
people and Government of the
United States to an extent be-
pond all historical precedent.
The obscure raScalS who man
aged Tammany Hall organiza-
ton robbed only the city of
New York, bat it was the most
prominent representatives of the
Grant party in the National
Congress who robbed the Treas
ury Of the United States-and
all the time preaching that
they were far better than other
men, the brassy hypocrites.
Bu' they succeeded in re-elect-
ing Grant!
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05


Whitman county, Mashing-
ton Territory, lying between
the Snake and Columbia Riv.
ers, is being rapidly settled
It already contains between z,
600 and 5000 inhabitants.
The town of Perry, twelve
miles west of Lawrence, Kan.
sas, has shipped this season
over 5000 hogs; weighing
over 625 tons, or 1,250,000
pounds, and has received foi
them nearly $4,000.
On the topic ofcapital remov-
al, the Omaha (Neb. .Hcrala)
says: Sentiment among the
people upon the subject is well
nigh unanimous for the remov-
al"
Kansas is talking manufac-
tories, since the Legislator
passed a bill permitting them
to be exempted from taxation
for fifteen years by a vote ofthe
cities where they arc locotad
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05
PR0SPROTUSGS.
THE ILLUSTRATED
CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL
voLUME FIFTY TX, 1878

THE ScIETCE OF MIND is the central pOr
around which lcyOlve the whole tlrIle 9.
sciences. II Is the key TO mive al know.
edge, and SELF Knowledge is the key to ia
Science Of Mind,
PnRESoLoGY Is the demonstlab able basis Q.
Men,al Philosophy. IL shows how the dive
stiles of huma. cha a ter and ,a.a, ity 4 ,
clated 10 the laws of the UnlVe, Sc; harmon
ICES the human being with the Divine, "an,
ustillcs the Ways OF God to man.
"KNOw InYsrLF."- Since the GIecian sag
inscribed these immO tai wuius on the IcmJl
If Del .ihi, the void has struggled rs cy,
hr'O"c iowa IT'S 4 solution of thc problems
human existence.
IHE Co oHRLLArIONS or FORCrS. now an Cs
tablishcl lact, has furnished an enduring ba
- for all the mace ial svicntes ald blOugh
a Ii of tbs tremendous powers OF naIu,c-
Hedt, Ljght, Electric,tg, NdgaetiSDi, and At
ractjOR, within iht domain Of law 0nd order
THE ORIGIN OF RACES, still earnestly dis
ussed by EtnnOlugisis, Is bringing light OU
~ of the shadows Of the past, aad ,ann0
I'll TO interest th1 truth seeker.
THE ORIGIN OF LIFE, still more intricat,
, oblcm, Is q lively onSa ging the minds O
lur leading Psychologists. ihe results vii
- given In this JOCI SAL
PHYSIOLOGY AND PsYCn1TOGY will b
, onlinent icaN. Is; embracing the sub Get
)f Soul, Mind, BODILY Suuchu cs and FUnC-
Ions, 80, lal Relations, EduyatiOn, Religion,
Gree Is. Marriage. EaininS of Children
criminal Jus lisp ucdute. etc.
PAlsiOGNoMY AND TiMrERAnENTS, Sign
II Charsote., Pc,uliuilies Of OrganIatiO,
.a0smi'sions and Bodily Qualities, etc.
given.
atLF-iNpHOyENENT --- Vain are all tn,
earhings Ot ; ivncG aud the aiyCls of art.
eioss applied 10 pc,le,tiug ourselves NnG
improving The race. II is for this we 'llvv,
mve, and have our being" ahd T. this result
no PHYSIOLOGICAL JOuRSAL Will tend.
IIAPPY HOMES arc the result of normal
du,uuon and Development, and life Il, =
toiding 20 the laws Of life. Theie are symbol.
If all thnt IL good in "life TO come" and III,
eal Heaven on Earth.
TUE pHRESOLoGICAL JOURNAL FOR 1879
viii keep pace with The march Of events, aau
while "hJlllng fast TO the good" viii en-
,eayor 10 lead tbs public mind in many thing
rev and true.
TERMs:- Monthly, at 80 year, in advance
single umbeis. 30 cents. Clubs Of ten o,
mOte S2on h. Address :. v. WELLS, publishc.
lSg BioNdwOy, New York.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05
Among the farm products

Among the farm products
Nebraska is collecting for Vi
emma are samples of oats yield
ing 92 bushels per acre, barley
65, winter wheat 40, dan
spring wheat from 80 to 50
bushels.
'sAep Axis 4xou oql u!q4!!M 2!
no p9ouemWoo oq TEM NIoM pue
'logJ poXg g Mou S! 'sesueY
'eHodmI pure eMeHO uooMl
-oq p0leIdW9luoo peoIEe1 oqL
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-05

Intelligent visitors to the
galleries of the United States
Senate and lIouee of Repre-
sentatives have long claimed
that the Christian statesmen
who sit below are hypocrites,
in that they are not SO pious as
they look. The several inves-
tigating Committees now agree
with thena