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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-30

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LINCOLN, CAPITOL OF NEBRASKA.
When Michael Angelo had finish
ed a fine freseo for the Pope, his
holiness gave lima purse, of gold,
saying: The days are past when
the apostles at the gate ofithe tenn
pie must say to the poor cripple,
aSilyer and gold have we none"
Eyes" replied the artist, and alas!
the days are also, gone when Peter
could enable that same man to move
about and earn an independence
by his wonder-working words, "Rise.
and walk"
But ocean steamers and railroads
are now in place of miracles--the
former annihilate water, the latter
land. Millions Of Respondent Eu-
ropeansI have they strengthened to
"rise and walk" They have borne
them as on angel wings, ten times
faster and q hundred times further
than they could move in former
ages. In 1870, 5,566,546 persons
Of foreign birth were living in the
United States. Four if not five of
these millions had crossed the ocean
Iby steam, and a large proportion
lof them have reached the Vest
Its free farms or cheap lands, by
steam. 9shi 10 PG.js0 lltA hl3I ~
Nothing bAtg steam could have
given them power to erise and
walk" Theyq were ott Of work
steam garfield them where mo mani
stands all the day idle in labor
markets. Those born where an
acre costs three years toll, steam
has carried where it may be bought
for the wages of one day. Those
brought up to be content with meat
twice a week, it has waited where
they eat it three times a day.
Those nurtured where cottages are
pulled down because cottagers are
possible paupers SO that laborers
must walk an hour before and after
work, steam has conveyed where
workmen can live close by their
labor. 'l"" u.
The main tide of American, MI
grafton, alike of. native Americans
and of foreigners, has flowed West
ward, on an agricultural belt, the
middle of which, is in the latitude
of New York city-sweeping over
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Indi-
ana, and Iowa, into Nebraska. Ne
braska has been settled by about
equal proportions of, people from
each of these States as well as FROM
New York, though it has some de-
gesegtstEas Ar0m every other s'Rts
'ip&t hpaettIE0 iuntsy IFS fast
filling with farmers, and the indus
trials of every name who follow in
their.train. According to- the re-
cords of the United States Land
Office in Lincoln, 1917 homestead
ers and G,100 prc-cmptors had filed
claims to farms there within three
years ending with 1872, while with,
in a less length of time the Bur
lington and Missouri River Rail-
road had sold along their line 49,
98S acres to no less than 1926 pur-
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SALT is valuable to hay, If lightly
scattered over the NOW or stack,
with each load. Especially is this
true where there are weeds mixed
among the hay. ndh ssiM tgd"
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Mm GnrsLEr, been elected as
President last November, the coun-
try would not have been scsndalized
and angered such d thing astht
Salary Crab,
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okLosS kalkulasRdhS have been
made that korn, kaloumbers and
kolera are in kordial gkahootsl' 70 {.
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Additions locals.
Tue Board Of Comfy Cnmmis.

~ - -A& 4ri
TIE Board Of County Commits
sioners met the Auditors office. on
Monday last, pursuant to notice,
for the purpose ) ffeesiying prop0L
sails for the building of Uncovered
bridge across Middle Fork of Sab
Creek, in Harrison township, near
the residence of JONATHAN RAY.
Bids were opened as follows.
r, ID. Edwards. N 49, 90
G. r. Bell 1914 %
Alexander Ward. 1899 90
THOMAS TWEED proposed as fol-
lows: ea oi vntsf III
ITO to the masonry at the rate Of
"a cents per cubic foot-foundation
timber counted as stone-the
Bridge of 100 feet, span at $15 per
foot; the protection stone at 90
cents per perch-25 feet to the
perch; excavation for foundationlat
cost; the approaches at the rate Of
~ cents per cubic foot"
The contract was awarded tokAL-
EXpER WARD. 5d vg4l jaiaE
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IA MEADwIIE, P&.ggirl, who was
looking at a circusielown whirling
q bat with stick, ge1nraarrkked to her
ysogupg man thai that she used e 70 a do
that" The Young man was look
ing at a Ecaoahtorti6Ris8bh n anoeher
partrof the arenawho had his legs
tied around his neck and an expla:
nation was necessary. h,nr mn.
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Legal Notices.
.OAD NOTICE.
IN, -

Notice is hereby given that a petition will
be presented to the Commissioner of Vinton
County, Ohio, at their next session, ~ be held
OF Monday, September LIST, 1873, praying for
tho establishment of u county road along the
following route to-wit: Beginning at the
South end Of Market Street, in the town of
Macarthur in said county Of Vinton, frOm
thence South about two and one-half degrees,
West ON n line with said street through the
lands and premises Of Ezra l.. Boutwell,, Jos.
Doddridge, David II. Baird, Harvey Robbins,
and the heirs Of Sarah BobO, deceased, to .
point in the center of the jackson road north
OF the residence OF Levi Wyman; thence
South through the lands and premises Of Levi
Wyman to i stake, % links west OF an apple
tree near the South line of said Wyman prem
iscs; thence South about 8 degrees East to an
oak tree ON the premises OF Ivy HixsOn, near
the South line Of Elk township, and near the
South line of the lands of said Ivy HixOn;
thence south about 8 degrees West to a white
oak tree near the residence OF John Salts, and
through the premises Of the heirs Of stephen
Salts deceased, snid last mentioned point be-
ing the terminus of said road, and being In
Clinton township, Vinton county, Ohio.
MANY PETITIONERS.
July %, 1S13-w4. .l.
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WITH its gloomy attendants, low
w spirits, dspression, inv6luttarY
nmissfons, losa OF semen, spsrma,
toFrhon, loss OF power, Dizzy head,
loss OF memory, and threatened Ina
pcssnss, and imbseiilty, tna /. ssys!-
oFxTMIC SPECIFIC, No. TwRMTE-
EIGHT. THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY tones
up the system, arrests tho discharges, and Tn,
pArts vigor and energy, life and vitality 20 the
entire man. They have cured thouDands Of oaso1.
Prioe, " per package Of five boxes and q largo a.
vial, which IL very Important in obstinate or ola
cases, or u per single box. Sold BY ALL Drag.
Eists, and sent By mail on receipt Of price. Addrcsu
aUMPHREYB' HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
CO., 609 BROADWAY, N. Y. Send Tor ei--ular.
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THE attention Of the public is di-
rected to the professional card of
DIT: E. ID CARLETON, who has re-
Gently located at ct HampFdenn,, in this
county. He will, attend all calls at
.na4;noI I3Gj D5yGtA3 4 W
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g. +, safes, siIysrsp@it4h' IF Gal
lipolis, Ohio, says: There isa diff
ference between watch repairing
and watch butCherihg,gld We agree
with him, ri OF basda dool aol
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, 4 A,1T'TIAlcTSEFT So l / n
Jonmyi Bhysn lyns !

john ~ Bllyeh lps ~ IN9n
Before IL. 4. harmful ). r., Jackson Town
ship, yinton. County, Ohio. AZ .,..I
IN ne "a hay Or July X. D.fggs, AAid Jub-
tice Issued an order or attachment IN the
above actiop, for the sum OF 80 N. Said
causo z set Tor hearing On ,ho sai day Of Au-
gnst, Asp igIs'etipo,e,gss A, = j
July %, i6o-aw.
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AGRICULTURAL AND COAL
boo LANDS FOR SALE. aida

81 J!Slt EI GluJg lntS NM
Consisting Of 300 acres, situated In Madison
.TlpWnsl1p, VintOl County, Ohio, -four miles
from MeArthur, and one mile from yinton
station, on the Marietta & Cincinnati Rail-
roid, on the road lemlfnki frohi Macarthur to
Athens, Ohio. 100 acres of Wood Land; bal
anee under cultivation; "a acres Of Bottom
Lahu. Well watered. Sufficiently large for
two farms. Two dwelling houses, and ali 9th
er buildings, about 1-S OF a mile apart, upon
the premlses, Ina good nelghborhood and In
-re. GREATEST Coal RsEeioN %. ri
On tho line OF said RailrJad. There are 3
veins Of Coal. 4 ieot In thickness on the prem
ises. One vein covers the entire tract ofland;
one covers nllldxcept 40 acres, and one covers
all except about 100 acre.. Within 10 rods OF
the Railway Switch cunning from Vinton
station TO Vinton Furnace; q switch can be
conveniently built across the land to the Coal
Veins. Any person wanting property OF this
this. UfTI ITTTirT
ss45 acres ofthela land belong oil. Il. Deming.
VINO VIII. gige any further information that
may, DO Desired. VIII sell Mt u 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,
~ Will, be satisfactory Inquire upon the
July y ls19-tf. Vinton Station, o.,
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He who subscribes for 10 news
paper is only sparedof heaven that
he may sit on ajpry. ai rly ~
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CUARDIANs NOTICE.
NT0TTCE TO TREsPAssERs

NoTIoE Is hereby given that | forbid. all
persona from trcgpasalng. upon my premises,
Ohio. IN auv mannor whataocyor. Any pct-
son donnd on my promises without pcruiia.
alton VIII DO prcscouted'to we !nll extent OF
ny ,nT;;s 4. ies-4w.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
1Lewis G. DAVIS ASSIGNMENT.

r Lewis G. Days Assignment.
The undersigned, Assignee for the benefit
ticc that he will make application TO the Pro-
bate Court of Vinton County, Ohio, on the 2d
day Of August, 1873, for an order Of said Court,
to sell to the highest bidder, the claims, debts,
anti demands of said Assignor deemed des-
perato. H.. i7 'r'.. .h
A schedule of such. debts and demands are
now Onlhle III the once OF said Court. Ifhd
~pfHfAPi mir 40 CHAHLEs r. HOvEY,
July 2,yfSTS-y1!li Assignee.
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yX77K keep constantly on han,i NJ this Of
~ Ace . supply Of 1rNvELClPEB upon
rtStssd . ii sw .S Hs Az an s ~ nacsS 70 have "a :
Yard on the Envelopes Ne VI W them.
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/, HACK Line.
MoAaTHuR HACK LINE.
lVL HuiaY1s
CHARLES w. BARNETT, Proprietor

w III run regularly 10 NJ Arthur Station
Hack leayes Macarthur Post once az II
o'clock, A. M tomgct Fast III no West; AZ Ii
y, " meet the CINCINNATI inkpfcss going east,
adN9,Sioct nm, 70 meet tho 30 Louis Expresi
VIII meet the Earkcrsbure !, Marietta and
z ~ o A~,con,odftion on application In per.
Orders lef.let the Post once. Macarthur, o,
Dpnuhnt promptly attended to-
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la WESTERN editorgwinds up an
editorial on the Indian question
wit b a quotation from memory, and
says:
81 aLo the poor Indian. f
Whose untutOred mind
'' Clothes him before OH OIL - q
And Leaves him bear behipd."
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IL those Afflicted with Ssrofala
Z .io.l. and Cancers. .n'
MADISON TrtSyIagn Soy q .

MADIsos Tn XInDn Gsoov pa. M,
Ild"OU ~ July ~, 1873. q iI
Toall persons. who may 10 AFFLICTED with
Cancers or ScroflflaJ ak6lpieahdre In fecohi-
mending Or. NJ. PowERs OF Webster, Sciotp
county, o., to'you.i 4. y0n Of mihe, !l2years OF
that his body was drawn ont 0f share, and
almost blind with one eye, after being treated
for four years, by u great many doctors, all
of whom failed 70 cure'lilm, 1 placed him IN
the care OF Dr. POWER, and he has affected q
permanent cure. 'Hehas bccniiseli for sever
al months; his eye sight being restored.
May the Lord bless Dr. POWER,. and give
him strength to do good and relieve those
who suffer. ZONES
July 80, 18T3.lm. ''s' ~"
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ejAN aoqhiogenee inith9'will of a
Of ,tAs people, As Demo
principle,
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Rise and WIKI k
THE BEST STEAM ocYoR-HopEF ron
GRIZZLIES.
BY PROF. ]. D. BUTLER.

III EIEFJD Ft3f
LINCOLN, CAPITOL OF NEBRASKA.
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The Democratic state Convention

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Rev. John PicrpOint and His New
Monument at VT Auburn Ceme-
terry.

A great many years since, while was
resident of Royalton, Vt, Jacob Collamer.
then State SCHOOL commissioner and SUBJ
sequently postmaster-general of the United
States, called me into his law office and re-
marked, GAS you are fond of reading |
wish to call your attention to the National
Reader, selection of articles made by
Rev. John Perpont," and also said that
CHS books wou soon be introduced into
the Vermont schools, to take the place Of
SCOTS Lessons art of Reading Amer
lean Preceptor' and Others"
Mr.. Colamer then spoke of the birth of
American literature, AMI Of the exquisite
taste displayed by Mr.. Pierpoint in cullng
its choicest gems for his new books He
then read audibly, with tones, emphasis
and cadence that added much force to the
beauty of the composition, extracts from
oraions of Edward Everett and DR. Dewey,
and handed the book to me to take home
and examine at my leisure. / did so, and
was very impatient for the appearance of
the american School Class Book" which,
upon its arrival, was pronounced by good
judges fully equal if not superior to the
First National Reader"
Mr.. Pierpoint originally purchased lot
No. Is, nearly opposite the Chickering in
closure, in Mount Auburn Cemetery, but it
passed into other hands, and his friends
purchased now lot on Lavender Path,
near the site of the old one, and removed
his remains from Medford to the new To-
cality. 1t is in a beautiful and romantic
spot, and there is fine view of portions of
Boston, Cambridge and Brighton from its
borders.
The monument lately erected to his mem
ory consists of massive granite plinth
Nrltph a 1aar,ly.ptnulI.l hasa ,4
red sandstone. This latter member is sur
mounted by die of the same material,
sustained by buttresscs at the angles an en-
riched with ornamental columns and Goth
ic arches, inclosing panels for inscriptions,
and also with cnquepOrt embellishments.
A wcll-proportioned cap completes the
structure.
Front inscription
"John Pierpont, born in Litchfeld, Con-
necticut, April G, 1885 Graduated at Yale
College 1904. Minister of Holls-street
Church in Boston 1919 to 1915; of church
in Troy, New York, 1915, and in Medford
Mass, 1919; chaplain of Twenty second
Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteers be-
fore Washington, 1862. Died in Medford,
| Aug. 27, 1867"
In the rear of the die the name of John
| Perpoint is inscribed in raised Roman let
ters; within the rear panel, which is orna-
mented with floriated cross, is the follow
| ing:
"Poet, Patriot, Preacher, Philosopher,
Philanthropst."
East panel
"This stone erected by grateful and low
ing children, in memory of their parents,
West panel
"Mary Sheldon Lord, wife of Rev. John
Pierpoint, born in Litchfcld, Connecticut,
Jan. 80, 1889. Died in Medford, Mass,
Aug %, 1850"
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There is a colony of wild horses. mum.
bering about 500, on the island of Cbrico-
league, about 10 miles off the coast Of
Maryland. They are ponies, and descend
ed from a pair thrown upon the island from
a wreck, 200 years ago. They are little
fellows, and have been considered worth
very little until recently, but now the pei
pie claim their ownership in them, and
once year brand all the colts they can
catch, and use the horses for light work.
Stephen r. Mallory, who has just died
at Pensacola, Fla, was horn in Connecticut
in 1878. He moved to Florida early in life,
and represented that state in the United
states Senate from 1851 to 1861. He
joined the rebels at the outbreak of the
war, and became secretary of the confeder-
ate navy, retaining the place till the close
OF hostilites, when he was arrested by the
federal government, but was soon released.
and returned to Pensacola, where he prac-
ticed law till he died.
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