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; ,anAs shoHid be gwen t. tie pubnc- The
day for reckless banking is passed, and We
hope that clear -heaicl bank presidents in
ihe Clearing House viii give thi. object Of
reorganization their cary attention.
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NE W YORK.
Arrest one Of the stokes jurors
NaiSorfh sends Sree.in. 80 SfoIe,
Inc winding up OF tae Reecnrr
Scandal
A STOKES JUROR ARRESTED.

NEw YORK, Nov. I-Jame> Del,s Cen.
ter one OF the jurors in the Stoke case,
was arrested Tonight, an lodged in the
cell occupied by Stoke. after the shooting
oi t'sk. Fac grani jury is believed to have
indicted l."' for dl,re.arI.ns The obi. a
tion. Of j!ryman
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HARD TIGES.

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list ohica in ,asrn.E's ner b4i afng O
Shta'... NaHi.ow c. Partjcniqr a,tsr.ti>.
@''h 10 al ~ d'AervHt briuc4es o. the lla g.s.
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Bristol Clothes Washer

Patented Nov. I6, 1869.
The only machine in the world that
washes fiannels and woolens without full.
ing. Ii is simple; has but txO rollers
cannot possibly get cut Of order and fits
into any tub. Clothes cannot become en-
tangled, and it will wash e bed-quilt or .
wrist-band perfectly. 1t is noiseless, and
does not wear or tear the clothes.
Sells Mt the Low Price Of $3.50.
A child can work it easily. II washes
four Shirts al once Also Skirts, Collars,
and Wristbands clean. Il is the favorits
everywhere. All who see this machine in
operation exclaim
joy to the Wc:li Belief tss coms!!
Everybody buying is satisfied with the
Bristol Washer
If not for sale in your place. send us
$50 and we will send you q Washer by
express, or, if yop prefer, Will send one
COD.
Agents wanted everywhere. For terms
and illustrated circular address
BRISTOL WASHER Co..
33 s. Water ST.. Chicaen-
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S-t @.sEE~IGAs.a. Vi. y.

Attorney sul Counselor L., C,rsc,,,rs
promptly a'tsu LEI 10. Gsg, oys- T ~ ~.
Al re- o. Eighth II. Yo-Ss,., Aani,orHt
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Business Directory.
HENRY SIuREE,
Attorney and Counseior.atI,-
Once Z sEIh-si.. assr corner of Yo.k. l.-ls.1v
VsaITE 4 ErHI,rs'-

Attorney and Counsel;or.at-I.,v
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v ~ attend T. CudsctlCus an other Va. nss. In
--.'.'o " y U"'' an ''c1-Iy l34fiy
WALKER ~ GREEN.
A'foFH0rs AMI Cngrselor- a. Iay oss,s o- .
Stree Over q First e on / ts-ak l,a,f a. .
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Attorney sul Counselor I Inv Cc's.,,,,s
promptly a'tsu II 20. Gsg, over T / -
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'tI's- I~-i :. t-s cOGEtr' prOHut.y att .n,l-a
1856 " |
DIR. 4. ). PAgCEES.
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Rooms over HyGer's sfoot and .ro.
store. cor. san and ( SoyssnCrciI.-.t..
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

A FAMILY named Peter, hail.
ing from Vermont, and OH their
way to Grand Rapids, were
seated in the Detroit and Nil
waukee railway station the
other day, when one of their
boys, a tow-heads1 lad about
eleven years old, slipped out OF
The room, wandered up the
street, and finally lost himself.
The mother groaned and wept,
The father turned pale, AMI
there was some lively getting
around until the boy was found.
Part of the anxiety arose from
parental love, but there was
another reason. The boy had
ON boots a size too large, ami
under his stockings was tha
sum OF S240, which he was
carrying for the family.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20
ADVERTISING TERMS

One Square, 81. ........... 81 TO
Each additional insertion %. Iu
Carus, per yeal.. ........... j } tti
Local notices. per line, go. l.,
Yearly advertisements 800 co
column, and at proportionate rate ptI
less space. Payable in advance.
eB- rhc Record being the oflicis !
paper Of the town, and having q e
largest circulation of any paEerin in u q
county, offers superior inlucemeLrs
to advertisers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

WHEN your spirit is sad with
in you; when friends seem
false and all about you gloomy;
when hopes once radiant as
The rosy morn flee away as dew
drops before the sunbeam
when your sleep is brcken BY
horrid visions causing you to
yell out, it is sign your liver
is torpid, or that you have not
paid your printer the amount
you owe him.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

\ CITIZEN who went home
the other evening, and found
his house locked up, after in.
finite trouble managed to gain
entrance through a back win.
dow, and then discovered on
the table, inside the house, "a
iDote from his wife reading
thusly: 81 have gone out; you
will find the door key on one
side of The door step"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

A READING clergyman ma1s
use of The following strong
language In the advocacy cf
temperance on the occasion o
a recent speech IN favor OF 10.
ral option. He said: sGive
US the money that has been
spent in drink, and I will pur
chase every foot of land upon
the globe; / will clothe everv
man, woman and child in a.
attire of which kings and
queens would be PROUD | viii
build a school house on every
hillside and in every valley
over the whole earth, a college
in every State, and fill it with
able professors; | will crown
every hill with a place of wor.
ship consecrated TO the pro
mitigation of the gospel cf
peace; and will support in the
pulpit an able teacher of right
eousness."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

A SAN Francisco company
has purchased three hundred
thousand acres Of good cotton
land in the Navigator's Islands,
which lie North of New Z "a.
land. The company has pos
session Of the Pango-P Pangn
harbor, which is the CONNER
cial and might be the military
key of the whole group. The
enterprise is important, and
promises to be profitable.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

A TIMID skater is having a
model skating suit constructed.
The pantaloons are to be pro-
vided with springs and uphoI.
stored. He does not want to
break the ice up, and spoil
other peoples skating.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

the Colonel, in a cutting tone
of satire.
"Who said so9 it's a lier'
thundered Drake. 81 can just
shoot"
"a horse at ten rodsI bal ha!r
Drake was llvld.
Z "Look here, Colonel, | can't
stand thall" he began.
"Never mind, the horse cam
sneered the Colonel. "Ill risk
you.r
Grinding his teeth, Drake
produced another ten dollar
bill,
"Here!" he growled, Il am
bound to have another shot,
anyway"
"Crack away" cried the Col
onel, pockeling the note.
Drake did crack away-with
deadly aim, too, but The horse
did not mind the bullet in the
least. To the rage and unut,
terable astonishment of The
hunter, old Roam looked him
right in the face as if he rath
er liked the fun.
Drake" cried Sam, "YOu'e
drunk! A horse at a dozen
rods-oh, my eyes!'
"Just shut your mouth, or
III shoot you," thundered the
excited Drake.
"The bullet was hollow, III
swear. The man lies that says
| can: shoot. Last week | cut
off a goose's head at fifty rods.
Colonel, you can laugh, but III
bet now thirty dollars, | can
bring old roam down at one
shot"
The wager was readily ac,
ceptef. The stakes were placed
in Sans hands. EIated with
the idea Of winning back bis
two tens, and making an *
into the bargain, Drake care
fully selected a perfect bail,
and even a buckskin patch,
aud loaded his rifle. A minute
later, Drake was drying
through the grove, the mos!
desperate of men. His rifle,
innocent victim Of ire, lay
with broken stock on the bot.
tom Of The wagon. Sam Bras
ton was too much frightened
TO laugh. Mean while, the graf
flied Colonel was rolling on he
ground convulsed with mirth,
and old Roam was standing un-
disturbed under the trees.
When Drake reached home,
his two sons discovered his H.
humor, and the mutllated con
dition of his rifle stock ard
FASTENED TO arouse his spirits
with a piece OF news, which
they were sure would make
him dance with joy.
wClear out" growled the an
cry old man, 81 don't want to
hear any news; get away, or !
shall knock one OF you down" ."
"Bu', father, 1t is such
a lrick!'
Blast you and your tricks!'
"Played off on The Colonel!''
'On the Colonelg" cried the
old man, beginning to BIZ in.
terested. "Gad, if you've play.
ed The Colonel a trick, let's
hear it,"
"Well father, Jed and | went
out this afternoon for deer
"Hang the deer! come to
The trick"
"Couldn't find any deer
thought We must shoot some.
thing, so Jed banged away al
the Colonel's old Roan-shot
him deadp
"Shot old Roan!" Numbered
the old man. "Bv the wars,
Jed, did you shoot the Col
onel's hoss!'
81 didn't do anything else.'
"Sold, sold!" groaned the Ole
hunter.
"And them" pursued Jake
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

They have a coal cutting ma.
chine in use at Coalbridge,
Scotland, which is said 10 d.
The work of thirty men with
less waste and greater satislac-
hOn. The machine occupies Il
space Of six by two and a haii
feet. The work is done BIZ
steel cutters fixed to an end
less chain, projected over Il
jib, which moves under the
coal, cutting one foot a minute,
or an average of iorty.iive feet
to the hour, allowing for stop,
pages The machine requires
but two men 10 attend it. 1t
is worked during the night
In the day time the coal is r..
moved and The face OF the vein
prepared for Tho next night
No blasting is required. Tho
machine can be used in MINES
OF any sort. 1t Is called the
Miller q Anderson machine.
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important to those
Who.need Furni-
ture.

The extensive Furniture
Ware Rooms of w. E.
BUSER has just been well
filled with an entire new
stock of elegant styles and
of the newest patterns.
Call and see the Cottage
Bedstead with very fine
bracket rail that he is SELL
ing at $3.50. Also the
quarter Marble Bureau
with fine fruit carved han
dies at $4,000. In fact all
other goods are sold lower
than the lowest.
22 PAINT STREET,
Bet. Second and Water,
CHILLICOTHE, o.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20
WHOLE NO. 1,D3

his rifle. Then, in a ruef Il tone,
he whispered to the boys: "It's
ajoke! But il you ever tell of
it-or it ycu do, Sam Braston,
Ill skin you alivel BY the
wars, boys, I've been shooting
at that dead horse half an hour
at ten dollars a shol!a
AT that moment SAM ielI into
the gutter. Je1 dragged him
out insensible. Sam had laugh.
ed himself almost tn death.
A NERVOUS resident OF Balm.
fort avenue loaled up a half
bushel basket with empty cans
and bottles, Saturday night,
and cautiously wended his
way TO the White street bridge
where he designed disposing
of the truck. 1t was midnight
an hour lie had purposely
waited for in order 10 be Sc
cure from observation. On
reaching the bridge he took
out "a big can, and nervously
dropping it over The rail,lremb-
Iingly awaited the rep lrt as it
struck the ice. 1t didn't strike
he ice, however; it struck a
dog that was down there en-
joying a lunch, and the ami
NAL being taken completely
by surprise, emitted a sudden
and astonishingly sharp yeIp
and followed it by a score oI
others, at The same time
scramblipg up the bank toward
the street. Frightened out OF
his wits the miserable wretch
on the bridge picked up his
basket and then his heels, and
started flying for home, and al
he same time neighboripg
dogs took up the bark, and
Joined in the chase, bowling
and yelping and swapping and
Snarling at an awful rate. AT
every stride new dog ap
peared with new voice, and a
party of men came out of a
saloon and joined in with the
cry of "S;op Thief' and follow
ed after the bare headed white
laced victim who went tearing Q
up the avenue at a frighlful
pace; cans and bottles bound
ing OH the street, and confus
ing and crrzing the dogs to a
more and more exalted degree
He reached home whole in
body; and burst into the house
like a whirlwind, minus his
hat, minus his basket, and mi
nus one tail to his coat, and his
eyes sticking out like P. Z.
Barnum's stomach. He eX
tinguished all The lights, and
got to bed as speedily as posi-
bic, but it was nearly daylight
before the last dog left the
premises. Danbury Ne,cs.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES says
this is the way women prepare
to play on the piano:
sit was a young woman with
as many white 1flunces round
her as The planet Saturn has
rings, that did it. She gave
the music.sto II a whIrl or two
and huffed down on it like a
twirl oil soap.sud' in a hand
basin. TLen she plshsd up
her cuffs as if she were gong
TO fight Tor the champions belt.
Then she worked her wrists
and hands 10 timber 'em, | sup
pose, and spread out her lin.
gers till they looked as though
they would pretty much cover
the keyboard, from the growI-
ing end down 10 the little
squeaky one. Then those two
hands of hers made jump at
the keys as if they were a
couple OF tigers coming down
upon a flock of black and
white sheep, and the piano
gave a great howl as if its tail
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A RACY SKETCH.

and the brakes.
They had lived within about
a mile OF each other in Illinois
for five years, and from the
first of their acquaintance
there had been a mutuai feel
ing of dislike between Che two
families. Then some inisuR-
derstanding about the bs1nd.
airy Of their respective lsrms
revealed the latent hLnle and
Col. Crickley having followed
a fat buck all one afternoon,
and wounded him, camebp 10
him and found Drake and bis
sons cutting him up. IBIS in
cident added fuel TO the Gre,
and from that time these was
nothing the two families did
not say to annoy each other
One evening Mr.. Drake, the
elder, was returning home with
his "pockeIs full OF rocks7tlrom
Chicago, whittier he had been
TO dispose of a load Of grain.
Sam. BraslOn was with him in
the wagon, and as they ap-
preached The grove which in
rervened between them an !
Mr.. brakes house, he observed
10 his companion:
"Whal a beautiful mark Col.
Crickley's old roam il over
yonder!"
"tlang it" muttered old
Drake, $50 it Is."
The horse was standing un-
der some trees, about twelve
rods rom the road.
Involuntary Drake stopped
his team. He glanced iurtivelv
around, then with a queer
smile, lhe old hunter took up
his rifle from the bottom of his
wagon, and raising it to his
shoulder, drew sight on the
Colonel's horse.
"BeauliI'ul" muttered Drake,
lowering his rifle, with the air
Of a man resisting a powerful
temptation ii could drop old
roam so easy"
"ShOol," suggested Sam, who
loved fun in any shape.
"No, no, 'twouIdn't do" SAID
the old hunter, glancing eau
IiousIy around him again.
Il won't TELL" said Sam.
wal, | won't shoot this
ume, anyhow, tell or no tell.
The horse is too nigh. Ii he
was fifty rods off instead OF
twelve, so lhere'd be a bare
possibility OF mistaking him
Tor a deer, I'd let fly. AS it is,
III give five dollars for a shot,
At this moment The Colonel
himself stepped from behind a
big oak, not half dozen PAGES
distant, and before Mr.. Drake.
Well, why don'tyou shoOls'
The old nan stammered in
some confusion: THAT you,
Colonel IL was tempted
to, declare! And, as | said,
I'll give you a w" for one
pull"
"Say an *" and it's a Ear.
gain"
Drake ielt for his rifle, and
Looked at old roam.
"How much is the horse
worlh?' he murmured in Sans
ear.
"a bout fifty"
"Gad, Colonel, III do it,
Here's your *"
The Colonel pocketed the
money. "Hanged if l thought
you'd take me up!"
With high glee the old hun
ter put a fresh cap on his gun,
and stood up in his wagon, and
drew a close sight on the old
roam. Sam BrastOn chuck led
The Colonel put his hand be-
fore his face and chuckled too
Crack p went the rifle. The
hunIer tore out a horrid oath
which | will not repeat Sam
was a,tonished. fhe Colonel
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