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Yfsal, Ctr.
SheriHs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
~ out Of the District Court, in and for the
county Of Lincoln, State OF Nevada and TO me
directed aud delivered, for q Judgment rendered
IN said Court, on the 18th day Of July, A. D.
1878, In favor Of H. Jacobs and L. Sultan snd
against haistead Goodrich. for the sum Of eight
hundred and twenty gold coin dollars damages
together With s64 l5-l00 tax costs, and all accr-
ing costs. have levied on the following prop
erty, to wit: A house and lot, situated on tie
south side Of Main street, Bullionyille. and
known as the Bullionyille Hotel, said lot being
~ feet front on Main street, and running back
81 feet. with the house thereon. Notice is hereby
given that on
Saturday, the 3Oth day of August,
A. ID. 1873,
At IL O'Clock M, l will sell all the right. title
and interest Of sand Halstead Goodrich in and to
the above described property. at the Court House
door, NJ public auction, for cash in hand, 10
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said exc
cution and all costs.
August 9, 1873. W. s. TRAVIS Sheriff
By b. H. HEREFORD, Deputy. .uI3.td
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Drunk AND DIsoRpERLY. = Edward
Ryan was yesterday brought TO Jail. and
the charge Of being drunk and disorderly
was entered against him.
II. NJ. BAEsEs. Notary Public. and
Commissioner Of Deeds for California
aud Utah. General business and real es-
tate agent. Collections made at reasoua-
bic rates and proceeds promptly RENTED
otice: Next door to the Postoffice. 1 a.
conr street. Phoebe, Nevada.
WE wouij call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement in another
column of the Brooks Sewing Machine
90, OF New York they advertise, what is
indeed valuable invention, a first-class
sewing machine for five dollars.
A NEW circulating library, imported ci-
gars, tobacco, stationery and confection-
cry at }. Levin & Co.'S, opposite Hamil-
tons saloon, Main street.
REopsNED.-The barber shop on Mead
ow Valley street, adjoining the Pioneer
stables. Shaving % cents; hair-cutting
III cents.
FoR RESr.---Bui!ding adjoining the
Dexter stables, now used as a barber
shop. Apply to Gro. G. JOHNSTON.
Something new--retl, white and
blue Cal. Mission flannel undershirts
mud sirn svers-S2. 90 at Ashim 4 Bro.
Mining boots only s. at =. Ashim
q Bros.
French cashmere pants-s5 and 81.
at >. Ashim Il Bros.
Boys clothing: Latest styles at $.
Ashfm d Bros.
MertnO undershtrts at four hits at
=. Ashim 4 Bros.
A hat given to every one that buys
"a suit ut =. Ashim q Bros.
Cheap!--White, brown and black
canvas shoes at =. Ashim 4 Bros.
Paper cOllars-Byronic or Sha kspe.
rean-2j cents per box mt Ashim Il Bro.
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p u r CHI A s e
Or
Walker House,

HAVING THIS DAY PURCHASED THE
IL Walker House, We are now in possession
OF o, The two best hotels in Salt Lake City. OF the
Walker House We deem it unnecessary To saw
anything in its behalf its splendid design and
elegant equipment berg so well known to .lie
public
The Cliff HOUSE, thou gh not SO we'll
known as the Walker House-hsving been
open but few weeks-is first.class i'm all it,
appointments, the building being new and the
furniture of the most fashionable and elegant
style. The location of this house is central and
commands splendid view OF the lake and ever
snow-clad mountains and surrounding scenery.
Its local reputation is superior TO that OF any
other house in the city
With the above facilities ut our command we
feel assured in guaranteeing satisfaction to all.
Respectfully etc,
KITCHEN BROS.
August l, 1873. aul3.tf
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

san NA'
DAN FRANCISCO. August Is.
MopNING SAFES
,oL oo,,,
Ks could 4 Curry-lOi4
aa5 Savage-36h 36A 37b3O 49,. 36b5
90 Best Il Belcher-3k
30 Chollsr- Potosi-36k 81 kb3) 81
as Hale x Norcross-22k 22hb5 ~.
9,5 Crown Point-S0 79saO Slb30 82kl3) a $40
s3 81 84k IS 85sS IS
$50 yellow Jscket-aS 4ss}o ~ y 49bt)
40 lmperial-4l
liJ Keutuck-7h n. 7a.b3O
i, Empire Mill-3h
sia Delcher-6ik IS G5H GO CESS as, ssh,
66kb5
lS5 Contdence-ci. g..
rs Con. Virpinia-94 90
60 Exchequer-6A "a
% Seq. Belcher-33b
80 Oyerman-22
10 Sierra Neyada-S
100 Jnstice-aa oao3
~ ~ p I.,Iis
81, a., Caiaann,.N,a ,sLso IL ,ak ,,,<
lof' ,sSA.lso io's" 10 'oSe io'' ie'sp5o
300 $1,000, .,o
aso Rait;n,ora Cnn--a "a
I'o S;,,.a. nan iaL i,ss7''h.h
~ S;n,o,"anc '"(S'''
~ ~ VT Co, ,oo c,,<
20 Sn.a. CO.
"a ,n.ar;no, vi, ~
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs
DEPARTURES,

DEPARTURES.
BY TRAVIS 4 CO.'S HAMILTON LINE.
Ssml Bell WI Bolte wB Dsughertv
Chas Williams
BY GILMrR sALIsBURYs SALT LAKE LINE.
Thorn Sheppard A Cole
James Geo Jones Chas Cameron
ARRIVALS
BY GILNER sALIsBURY's SALT LAKE LINE.
Logan CDoran A Zook
z King Nv Peacock Smith
J W Renuie
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ASSESSMENTS.

BULLION SHIP MENTS,
Per Wells, Fargo L Co.'S Express . :. s37 100 a
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The MENDHA MILL AND MINE.-On
Saturday afternoon the Mendha Mill and
mining property at Highland, in this
county, was seized by Sheriff Travis un
der a writ of attachment. This throws a
good many men out of employment, be-
tween forty and fifty miners having been
knocked out Of job, We shall to-mor-
row be able to give further information
on this subject.
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FOR the very best OF dental work go to
w. Nichols, Dentist, Main street.
W. fioNEER News DEpor, Main street-C.
8. AsHIM 1 RRO.
M.t, ARows AND AL.cy BEAVER SUITS, &25
wotth sa5.
D. AsHIM BRO.
n.Nok Faocx surrs. $40: worth $50.
,Mho don't know that the ches pest
'n town ls =. Ashtm 4 Bro's
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Following is list of sales of delin-
quent stocks now advertisedin our paper
KENTUCKY
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THE BABCOCk
Fire Extinguisher.

sELF-ACTING ENGINES. for Cities and
Towns Send for =" Record"
HOOK AND LADDER TRUCKS, for Towns
and Villages. Engines and Trucks combined.
STATIONARY TANKS, for Factories. Hotels
and Theaters. II. Ii. IRWIN u CO.,
General Agents for the Pacific Coast.
For sale by w. Il. MURDOCH,
Local Agent, 312 California St,
auI-lm San Francisco.
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Flowers. - yesterday morning we
were aGreeably surprised by tn. sight of
some pretty little beds of flowers around
the residence OF Mr.. Dolman, of the firm
of Boone 4 Dolman. Mr.. Dolman has
also planted number of grape vines,
and some mock oranges, which. growing
up over the windows, give II delightful
shade. Out of thirty grape-shoots plant
ed fifteen have lived. Thanks to the
owner for pretty bouquet.
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d. tanned Tomatoes, do. String Beans. do. Green
Gas do. Corn, do. Oysters. do. Pie Fruits, do.
cans for 81 rs.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16
Correspondence Of the Enquirer
no. SAT- LAKE CRY, UTAH,)
g eds va Julyi5, 1873.

- oALT LAKE CPTY, OTAH,I
Imra ad1 ya Julyi5, 1873.
j. W. bowen, ESQ.,: lraa ub 1
Having, retired from the Tnde-
pendent, l have turned my atten-
ton to other matters, and conelp-
ding a little recreation would be
beneficial, 1 thought a tripgon the
Union Pacific Railway, where for
merly | was an operator, wouldibe
delightful before the Fourth, When
l arrived at Rawlins, every thing
was excitement, on account Of, the
Snake River Ute Indians having
gone on the war path on the 9th
A boy came in wounded, and re-
ported he'had been shot. Immedi-
ately a party Of ten fyour humble
servant included. } started in pur7
suit, and overlook a band Of TWEEN
ty-five,- from whom; we demanded
two horses which were. recognized
as belonging 10 Citizens, The Tos
refused to give them up, and a fight
ensued then and there. Eight In
dams killed and wounded, captured
eleven ponies and one rifle, and no
one seriously hurt. '-~
The outbreak was caused by
Chief Jack, a young buck, with
about fifty warriors, the balance
refusing to side with him at pres
ent, but unless something is done
Immediately, the whole band will
be on the war path. The tribe is a
large one, and should,they choose
to follow Chief Jack, d lively time
will ensue. The citizens will nm.
doubtedly shoot every Indian who
shows himselfin the neighborhood
Of Rawlins. pa a
Iflpossible, 1 shall be in Near
thur in September. Mining ex.
element is increasing every day; q
new district is organized, and
Brigham Young has surveyed out 8
town site and called it "Modoc'
City. He owns it, and town lots arc
singh"
Matters, politically, are anything
but pleasing in the Territory, ow,
ing to a conflict between officers
and ex-officers-the Chief Justice
and ex- Attorney r at l~oggerheads
The ex-Attorney is a stale unfold.
err" but when called to do SO in
Court he cannot a stale unfold"
K. j. EDMIsToN.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

N. -. ,1n fNt
On June 18th, our Humorous
friend, Eph. Robbins, followed witt
IL lots. And this year, before the
10y breath ofswinter comes upon us
tnere WY haYe been bpilt twenty
houses all m modern style. Eight
nave oeen-imisned and the Others
Ase nAossaepnsIapt ip fhe short
ISR4Ss Atii0s!efsQntnls correspond
H%s3h 9FsiRiS iVS ne 70 re-
To-. " oaon UNI eVoiy improvements
Ntna. speaking
no ou rMPuSo ~ purten-
EApI,, Wnose g5opndatlon has just
poen ,aiu' on tne same old ground
B'SnnRy. i ~, years Tor MS
asS9Sa BSOmlg 9f dimensions are
Z icy iS9pf y NAM ny - alee'l
cp SHsTe StYoI gsSss
,.o,el VIC uo !" " SSYtfes r'
tal4 apu ~ lYYYS 5.S SnoY WINDOWS
1 asiiSY' SftSf ,Sdi1, p'nnVSSnFe,
,SSont,B .l lin Si9S1s as 81
~ ~ 10Y .~os INV & any SsVSpis 'l' =,
S'abs ,a 1I int 18TH : IN tne
,JsS - 't',"L. j. u 'il
"ly @o .s alSoou' Sotl
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

9Lsttae Johnny Raper, Of the Vim
ton Record, gets ma-haes4dse we
tore the mash off him, and exposed
Wilson's brass collar around his
meek. Keep cool Johnny. You
.oIe Wilson's little dog, and yheth-
er he whistles TO you or kick s you,
you have to wag your little tail and
whine, all the same.-Iackson
Stqndagd, 5, s-sff,s, s,ffafC
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The Railroad, Again.

an 49, It.. W 49, W.I'
ms aia-- nope tnalSmeAropq
"ai' nave, . ra'iroaa--'nac on.
seesS moori uahe some acttSe an'
aS ,o' ,'S VonS'uo
- uS' - .n,S' Sne iass ~ v
,iloao ci
60 $500 &c !. 49, spsisDneStnI
ssMi"sstoO %'
Ehlana is sthss',wstS,..Ivu
Inv nsbas's ssS 'nS..a".soe.ae.It
M peshssIpsisg ipIleue sO0'ut
$1,000 sSs VEINS M%0
y - 49, ! 'nousanal a0l-
= u AesssI'
money ne used y
KY Expense q sra9lhg @e
S.ot;on
'e
sSns~"s .nV rA' oVnlp4ly
r. II
oN'
ia ~ fSf.Pl ~ ftN cry
Y ede ps saV, 4sA., A9aei9
- e"iu us sSSSnI
tSSS17
800. p~s M ~ gym I,
sInIWo III ns avs I 1fnIf
A.n opsyi9nf
sL IoASoba9 o. .Ss
sEsSI S51
citiyShSo0Ssa al eSeEt ,,asIS5
boozS50W esaE Jbasr sal, aid kGa1
,,,5iSsa 4ESspEwSo ga I'M ugaSEh gaf1
ouh.tontio, oviasnsa asS "a, 49,
t;onss u tri,nbo nsoIa;E ~. ~
a. mo56cT sid had e. WI
~ One tbino5s cerFa;nr r. 4Ba OLA
nanv yvill So. 81 yor~ IN oo,most MI
sbow hv +1oir oots +hot +hor In
mean business and d railroad the
citizens north Of McArtbur sts7
tion and, olono +ha~rnom Ill
nromntlv moot III domonds and
secura as mbcb moro s,ool~ as l.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

Does any Republican pretend
to say that the Radicals in
Congress, who have a majority
in both houses, could not have
defeated the salary grab, had
they been so disposed; will it
deny that the President was
induced to make it q law,
solely on account Of one Of the
provisions Of the bill which
gives him an extra hundred
dollars; and is it right for Radi-
cal Conventions to 'denounce
those who voted for the bill and
allow the champion grabber to
escape? Answers solicited.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16
Stock Raising in Nebraska
DY PROF. J, D. BUTLER.
IaN6bLN. Nab. 1879

ABOUT the GOSH of March, / took
the train from here to Chicago, 542
miles. Leaving this, city at two on
one afternoon I Should ordinarily
have reached lthat hQueeR Of The
Lakes atitbree Q,clockbemthe next
afternoon, but on ARRIVING at, the
Missouri / foupd il. impossible to
1cross,i ior 1ace6rdthg Is the local
+pbtase ii twas with ice" loIt
1iY9sps M aigla6iegh ADMINISTRATOR
]ffEEnpm ESsgpt 4AllR6jIhssrsHnqiABd blocked
up the tack, alQng,p Swiss valley,
AZ; iceberg l1ad nbtaBsenh Seen
1tkeSA Observation-Disclosures and
4it yasbiaSb deNlsw&ptdownithe
afiEer al ;sIid .eG5 Tsyo
Meantime, however several cars
fllet With Cattle ahR q1oss for Chi
oago, we've seiitWb aEla25 miles to
Ashland tolspend the night in the
JyaldlwAeE they bad been kept
through the winter, + went with
Them to inspect the Nebraska style
of stock fattenhig.iS iRi9c& 9
Idl One yard / visited is on a neck
Of land betweentwo rivers, onefresh
and one salt, so that no salt isneed-
ed for the stock. The only shelter
was a close fence four feet high on
one side, and hay cribsion another,
which broke the force of the wind.
Though the winter had been the Sc
yerest ever known, the cattle were
In go6dtohdition, andnone of them
3had died. ,lPheS had no covering
iEEhateyer overhead. fnd3 m..sl.T
The food of the stock was mainly
Indian corn, each ear cut into three
1pieces, and shoveled from a wagon
into huge troughsi seattered here
and there in the ygFd Wild hay
in the side cribs was, always in the
reach Of the stock, ana some Of the
corn, cobs and all was ground IN d
horse mill into coarse lmealadT
The hay cost only the cutting,
being free on what in England wo'd
be called "commons." The corn
was partly raised close at hand,
ninety bushels and upward on q
single acre-and partly boughtIa al
10 cents q bushel. ' 4
EotTIie cattle ere Texas44had been
driven last year. 1906 miles from
the far southwest. The first cost
was $12 per head-and$ So more for
driving to the yard. Five dollars
more will pay passage to Chicago.
The last lot of a hundred sent from
this yard sold for four and o hall
cents, or more than fifty dollars a
beef. Eg-ab.l 0sfTjt ri'
No business is growing faster in
Nebraska than stock raising. None
will pay better. Indian corn is too
bulky for distant transport. It
needs a condenser. What it needs
it finds in cattle and hogs. Hog
skin and cnWhide make the best
bags-bags that hold ten times more
than canvas bags Of the same size,
Ashland is u new town on the
Burlington Route from the Mis-
sissippi River to TT. Kearney, and
twenty-five miles west Of Platts-
mouth. In that land district over
$4,000 home-steaders and pre-emp-
tors haye filed claims at the United
States Office in lincoln, and about
5000 have bought B, & NJ, Rail
road land on ten years credit and
6per cent. interest. . On land con
tracts since 1862, nothing ofiithe
principal is payable till the end Of
four years.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

HERE is something practical that
was wrought by the farmers or.
ganization. The State Grange o.
South Carolina has succeeded in
negotiating with the railroad lead
ing to the northwest, a reduction
Of freight to one-half the old rates.
Flour is now transported from Du-
buque to Charleston, South Caro-
lima, at $l.3b per barrel, instead
Of 1888.
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n
ROAD NOTICE.

Notiee Is hereby given that a petition will
hc, presented TO the commissioners Of yinton
County, Ohio, ut tbeit next session, to be held
Pr Monday, september 1st 1879, praying for
tile dsthblishlneht0f u county road along the
following route to-wit: beginning aE the
south end OF Market Street, In the town of
Macarthur in said county OF lVipton, from
thence South about two and one.hAifd degrees,
West on 2 line North said street through the
lands ndipremises OF Ezra IL. Boutwell,, Jos.
Doddridgc, David y. Baird, Harvey Robbins,
apd the heirs OF Sarah hobo, deceased, to .
of the residence of Lcyi wymah; thence
south through tho lands and premises Of Levi
Wymanitol d stake. IS links west Of an apple
tree near the, South line Of said Wyman prem
tBes; thence South nbDnt 8degress, East TO an
oak tree on tho premises OF Ivy Hlxson, ncar
tho South line OF Elk township, and near the
south line Of TIN, lands OF said Ivy Hixon;
)thepee South about 8 degrees. West 70 q white
oak tree near the residence OF John Salts, and
Through the prcnlees OF the heirs Of stephen
salts deceased said last mentioned point be-
.1iig the terminus OF said road, and being In
Clinton township, Vinton county, Ohio. " y
July 10, 1873-w4.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16
1850 ACRES OF LAND,
Property for Sale.

THE Brick House and Lot, know as the
".Hewitt Property" situated on Logan street,
Il the mort part q McArthur, VIII be sold ON
House 10 q one-story Brick, 80 by 90 feet, con-
tqining Q neatly finished Rooms. Lot consists
Of 8 acres In good and healthy locations short
distance Of The proposed G.. MICA. u q, X. X.
linei good well on the premises, ID kinds Of
can be divided into several parts. Beautiful
residence. ashssi CAHoLINE BULL.
July 9th, 1873-tm.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16
Political and Other News.

VICE President Wilson is. report
ed seriously i'll. ,,csf.g hrr3'
N UNCLE SAM finds hard work to
secure recruits for the navy at $24
per month"; 4. alt Lao.E
A SISTER Of Colonel Mosby, of
Confederate fame, has been APP
pointed a clerk in the Dead-letter
Office at Washington.
I'd The Changers have commenced
work on their grist mill on the Can
on River at Waterford, Rice Coun-
lty, Wis. The mill will have q capac-
-ity of eight rnn'of stone, though at
first but six will be put in.
THIRTY divorces are pending in
Franklin Common Pleas. sol
90 I. j. DAVIS, Of Newark, Ohio, has
sold 1900 acres. of Perry county
coal land, to. a New York Company,
for $1,O00,000 rij ouam.H
A STORM, on the 4th, capsized a
sailing boat containing twenty per-
sons, on Green Lake, Wisconsin,
and ten lives are reported lost.
The only creditto whichithe Rad
ical leaders in the last Congress are
entitled, is Credit Mobilier,
LARGE farmers meetings were
held at several places in Illinois on
the Fourth. 40. H2.loA 4b-
yt The Constitutional Convention is
composed of one hundred and five
members. This number at So per
day, makes an expense Of 1926 per
day. Does it pay-the people I?
Mrs. NANCY GIBSON died at Lib
erty, Ohio, on the 25th ult., aged
100 years, 4 months, 2 days, and s.
years a resident of Guernsey
county. ~.
THE Professor La Mountain who
was killed on the 4th inst, by fall
ing from a balloon, at Iona, Michi-
gan, was not the real La Mountain
who made the great trip from st.
Louis to New York in 1859.
The grasShoppers Of Texas have
eaten all the crops between San
Antonio and New Braunfels--wheat,
corn and everything to the leaves
Of the mesquite bushes.
AMONG the distinguished arrivals
at the Union Stock Yards, Chicago,
on June 21st, was "Stonewall Jack
son." bullock, weighing 1900 lbs.
GALLATIN, Tennessee, has lost by
cholera one hundred of it's citizens
in q total population Of one thou
sand five hundred. This is a NOR
tality exceeding any ever known in
Calcutta from the same disease.
MANSFIELD, Ohio, has a first-class
scandal. Rev. S. McBurney, pas
tor Of the Methodist church, of that
place, is charged with "indiscre-
tions' with the female lambs of his
flock, and the church has been
closed against him.
JOHN c. FISHER, of the Coshoc-
ton Democrat, has been nominated
for State Senator in that district.
Mr.. Fisher is a first class man, and
will do honor to the position to
which he is certain to be elected.
CALIFORNIA has been for years
noted for its wonderful production
Of vegetables, but now she caps the
climax in the sheep business. 1t
is stated by the Sacramento Union
that r. s. Carey, of Colusa, has
1900 ewes which lately gave birth
to lambs, and of that number 40
produced twins, thus giving him
ITO lambs from 1900 ewes.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

~ The farmers of Iowa have
.resolvedto leave the Republican
party and start one Of their own.
They are said TO be looking
around for a farmer for Presi-
dent.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16
DEMOCRATIC AND liberal e0UN4
HE MASS MREFNGi qos4
Selection oi Delegates. 10 the Stat,
~ Convention!
SATURDAY., August and, 1879.

HALN IT, LN- L. L I.HILNMLNN H
The Democracy and liberal Republicans Of
vnton County, are Etaaested 10 meet in
County Mass Meeting az 1.-THE Court House, in
McArthur, on
Saturday, august 2ad, 1873,
AtSo'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of selecting
-FOUR DELEGATES to represent the De-
mocrAcy and Liberal Republicans Of Yinton
county, In the State Convention, to be held at
Columbus, on the 9th of August, 1873, and TO
transact such other business as may come be-
fore tho meeting.
filll attendance Of all those opposed to the
open, high handed, land glazing corruption Of
the present administration in squandering
public moneys upon pet corporations, in the
Credit MObilier frauds, and in the action Of
Congress in the passage Of the, Infamous
0Act known as ''salary steal,"l by which the
servants of the people purloined from the
public a large sum o fmoney, over and above
the amount which they agreed TO serve them,
Is respectfully requested Of this meeting.
BY order Of County Central Committee.
$3.50 All. SWAIN,
aE g. nNN& e.4s.l T.. II. WARD.
~ us. CLAYPo0LE.
pfL W. BowES, Chairman. lliGl9 iB9al
HN.L.." "NL N|"L. L.LH -. -..M b.. LH- ALO T J
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16
GREATtsr Coal REGION

On the line Of said Railroad. There are {
veins OF Coal. A feet in thickness on tile prem
Uses. One vein covers the entire tract dflhnd;
pbne covers all except 40 acres, and ione'c0vers
all except about 100 acres. Within 80 rods Of
the Railway Switch, running from Vinton
Station to Vinton Furnace; . switch can be
Veins. Any person wanting property OF this
description, could not do better than purchase
this. - ~ M
81 s5 acres of the landIbelong toll. r. Deming,
who will give any Further information that
may be desired. Will sell at q bargain. II
one half is paid at or about the time of sale,
the buyer may have such time on deferred
payment, not to exceed ton or fifteen years,
as will be satisfactory. Inquire upon the
premises or address II. II. DEFINING,
July 0, 1873-tf. Vinton Station, o..
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

XXTE keep constantly on hand at this Of
wv Ace a supply of ENVELOPES, upon
which Q card Of any description will BIO
card on the Envelopes used by them. /,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

80 DOLLARSs%s Sgsas q. GOD s !
gents 70 commence business with, and large
commissions allowed for selling. Address, y.
q. C0N0vER, Coldwater, Mel. 14-om-ew
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16
Desirable and Pr0iallGI Proper;
.s-.-H for Sale
S FEAM FLOU RI N.G M ! !.

H .H #Ht fIff' It.ft e." N iI rut Hlffs. 'rf
At Zaleski, Yinton county, Ohio, on the Ma
OF one.acre, and with all the necessary machi-
cry for CUSTOM and MERCHANT WoHK. Also,
two acres of, land, adjoining the Mil Yard,
upon4whichi Is agood Dwelling House, con-
tanning 7 Rooms,a Well, Cistern, Wash-house,
Stable and other convcniencea with Grapes
and all kinds of Fruit, Also,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16
AGRICULTURAL AND COAL
LANDS FOR SALE.

Consisting of 300. acres, situated in Madison
Township, Vinton County, Ohio, four miles
from Macarthur, and ,one mile from Vinton
Station, on the MariettA - Cincinnati Rail-
road. ON the road leading from Macarthur to
ance under cultivation; 81 acre. ofy Bottom
Land. We'll watered. Sufficiently large for
two farms. Two dwelling houses and all 9TH
.eri buildings about 1-Slof a{mile apart, upon
the premises. In u good reighborhood and IN
the 49,