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A.-A.-SOiled Boots and shoes. LEST
than half price, at BROOKS. liac Broaa"y' ootue'
Twenty ninth street
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Corns, Buni0ns, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases of the Feet cured by DR.. ZAChARiE. 'Unoo
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Ask for GOodulrs-The Finest Imported
and cheapest Domestic PLAYING CARDS. Beautiful new
patterns. Sold everywhere.
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Pollak's Genuine Mcersc cha um Goods -
Repairing done prompty at lowest rates Wholesale anh
retail. Lepots ~ John street ana !, 100 Broadway
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N-The Elastic Truss Company, Bs3
Brosdway now supply TRUssES TO the United states
royernncnt as they may be required, rs may be as
certaned on inquiry AZ SURGEON ncncralS ONCE wash
kngtQn-
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COrns, Bumions, Nails, &c.. Cured witIas
out pain. CORN CURE by mail 800.
DIR. RICE, 20S Broadway corner Fulton street.
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Az. A. q. Schwa-x's Toy and Fancy
Goods Emporum 7s5 rraadway. rcar Ninth street isas
Pces 10 su,t u tbe 9 tmes Please call and essne o c
All Pass-ngers Crossing the Ocean WIZ
JAcnT VIII fss be py fyor~srdea q anyIoy on receipt 4
% ''' '''' '6.Ii D. KAmSwEMER, .s Centre street.
Gums BIscoriSE fotD for infants DELLUc 4 co..
s s aG sys ats aosGs ns s2s
Anakesis VIII Cure Pile. When Quack
Sosrums have failed Sold 40 Walker stand all druggst8
Bakers Chocolate.-A Good Cup OF Coz
eas end S yS T n.si an
Bakers ohoeolate.-Ir Yen Wish ths
best VANILLA CHOCOLATE get BAKEKS
Caution.
Al, gloves sold and advertised seamless" are no3 tss
"Genuine Harris seamtiesA"
HARRIS nRsfHss.s ss fTFs e g s7s = nro.dw.y
GENUINE HARRIS e osta,s ssaaGsss ias KID GLOVES.
We en Saye n are IN and % sy Mar
h..M..s MAEEIs Hs1,ss, Ba0IHEEs IS 81 Broadway
CFISL8uOTOS nAir Dyc by Ear, the
best extant; always reliable, perfectly harmless aaa
true to nature Sold everywhere
Christmas Ia COming-And If You WfssI
beautiful BOOTS and SHOES paronize MILLER co.
No. 3 3Union square
Campo's Inf.llibIe Specific viii Curex
a.%p Building aRSRS
No. College place
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, AiA
Diseases of the Feet, cured by DR.. ZAChARiE unoo
square.
Corns, BumiOns, Nails, &c.. Cured ~itiss
DR.. RICE. 2Os Broadway corner Fulton street.
DunviIle & Co.-The Irish Distilleriess
mor ssnd e 6S III rFss +
by the medical % in n 70 sss
Branch. 81 yroad street New York ''' ~
indigestion and consequent deransemont Of ~ the os
ganic @ uneqns Prod Scing confirmed ~ heath Dx
she bs e o 9"s e
aud Third avenue, and Hudnuts Herald Building.
Giles & Co.'s LInime n I'll od ide OF Ammo-
MA cures Paralysis Chilbains and Chronic or Infa:-
covered Price 80 cents and 81 bottle. Depot i5l Sxt
avenue.
Guinness Extra Dublin stout .nd
land; equal 70 any in the ma market; IN barrels each
by BY sFYER o so assas
u Broadway n Y.
Holidays.
large assortment OF ch0ics
RATTAN GOODS.
new and elegant designs
Work Stands latest French and German Styles siippe
Racks Wall Baskets, Chairs. &C.,
comprising most complete variety for
HOLIDAY GIFTS
manufactured by the
WAKEFIELD RATTAN COMPANY.
81 Canal and l2s Friend streets, Boston.
New York salesrooms No. Barclay street and Pssk
Also for sale by all first class dealers in furniture aaA
house furnishing goods throughout the country
Havana L0ttcry.-Extraordina Draws
ing; sl2Ol0oo distributed Prize every seven hcketsA
ve se @ fE1sf oo o W sse
Mrs. sha.v's Moth and FrecLle L0siOn4
Freckles Moth Patches sallowness Tam beas-
ST. WIN. Nj. GILES co. 45l Sixth av.. sole Agents
Osmun's Cod Liver OIL and LnctO>
PHOSPHATE OF LIME is the to- for consumption.
coughs &c. For sale at Windsors Pharmacy, 643 Etc
avenue, and Druggists generally.
Further Reduction in Prices.-BnrgainA
in Furniture Paror. Library. Chamber and Dining
No 2 Canal street door east OF broadway. and NoI
' fulton street near Church street, ia% hsM SSrf LEX
PolIak's Genuine Mcerschaum Goods -
Repairing done promptly at lowest rates ,a wholesale ana
Pomeroy & Co., 744 Broadway, NcyvA
York, sell for IS the best ELASTIC TRUSS" ever inF
The New York herald., 1873-12-07

The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the pas. twenty-iour hours in
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
IL
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TeleGRAmS TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

lat Progress in Yncatan.
TEleGRkmS TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
Cry or MEXICO Nov IT.
Via HAVANA Dec. s, 1873.
Religious disturbances have occurred in Tezcoat-
Ian. The Catholics made an attack on the Protes-
tants with shouts of "Hurrah for our religion iu
and "Death to Protestants"
Troops have been sent to arrest the rioters and
prevent further trouble.
The Revtsta tnewspaper) says che rioters burned
the Acade OF Augauguo to death.
Executive Measures for Peace.
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 81. 1879.
The revolution in Yucatan continues.
Five hundred federal soldiers left Vera Cruz for
Progreso, on the steamship City OF Mexico. When
they arrived the revolutionists refused to allow
them to land bus at the emo of the third day gave
their consent.
yasquez, the leader of the revolutionsts is gain
ing adherents.
1t is believed now that the federal government
has taken action against vasquez. and that the
bellion will be quelled.
PEACEFUL AT ALL OTHER POINTS.
Quiet prevails elsewhere throughout the Re-
public.
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Dunville & Co.-Tho Irish Dtstilleriess
Belfast Ireland the largest holders of Whskey In he
world. Their OLD IRISH WHISKEY Is recommended
by the medical profession in preference to FIcnchl
brandy. Supplied in casks United states
Br anch, 81 Broad street, New York.
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A.-F. n. q. ScirWarz's Toy and Fancy
Goods Emporium Fraadway Ninth street is as.
knowlcdged tho largest and best selection In the cit
PIfccs TO suIt the times Please call and examine.
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PomerOy & Co., 744 Broadway, NcvN
York, sell for IS the best "ELASTIC TRUSS" ever i'm
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Wigs, Toupees, xc.-G. knuchfusAt'
practical Wig and Toupee maker, A East Twelfth street.
HrNnIl Il1nau
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The Third Avenue stables Use l.200
pounds OF WARDS HORSE AND CATTLE SPICE pee
month. Depot D5 Duane street. New York.
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Piano and Tab'e Covers for Holiday
presents in beautiful patterns.
= q. L. kelly 4 Co, TIA Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-12-07

Youmans' New Opera Turban for Even~7
Ing wear Price s. 50 best quality. .-YOUMANS, Hattcrs
7l9 and |. 1903 Broadway. Holiday hats ready.
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Further Reduction in Prices.-BnrsatnAl
| in Furniture Parlor, Library. Chamber and Dining
Furniture very low prices at the old established stored
No Canal door east OF Broadway. and Mo-
100 Fulton street. near Church street. New York.
WILLIAM LII. LEX
The New York herald., 1873-12-07

The Pleasant Valley Wine COmpany'S
WINES Still spa killing, absolutely pure, and ar
not excelled by any foreign wine.
ii. b. KIRK & Co, 60 Fulton street.
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BosToN, Dec 9, 1873.
Orders were received at the Navy Yard day, to
have the new torpedo boat ready for sea In twenty
days, winch is said to be almost an impOsslbillty.
The Franklin ls being rapidly put IN condition
for sea service, and sne Will doubtless go into COM
mission by another week
Real Admiral Steedman, formerly Commandant,
paid an unofficial visit to the Navy Yard to-day.
The New York herald., 1873-12-07

Dyspepsfa.-Impurc Blood Results fron1
indigestion and derangcmont of I'll the oc@
ganic functions producing confirmed III health. DR.
SHARP'S SPECIFIC the only cure. Responsible guacs
Hartnets Bible House o. Brcns Fittieth slreoe
aud Third avenue, and Hudnuts, Herald Building.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
s-'s 49, - ss,3s-Ussst
~. SlgLIQTHEcA srLESDIDIssrMA.
Great sale OF English Books.
Faiugble, important and choice
illustrated Books.
The New York herald., 1873-12-07

Giles & Co.'s Linime n IL Od ide OF mmo-
MA Paralysis Chibiains and Chronic Infaea-
matory Rheumatism &c Best combination eyer dis.
covered. Price 80 cents and 81 bottle Depot i5 Sixt&
The New York herald., 1873-12-07

Havana Lottery.-Extraordina ORA aw1
ing; 81 2Ol00O distributed. prize every tick osA
We sold last extraordinary drawing capital prize
$50 OC0 Prizes cashed, circulars sent, informau0s
4,665 Post office, New York.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

FIRE.-THE Jewelry Store of
Mr.. CoRNwELL, had narrow escape
from fire, Sunday afternoon last.
Tailoring is carried on in the same
room by PARKER RANKIN, and it APP
pears that Mr.. r. built q fire in the
stove ON Saturday evening for the
purpose Of heating q smoothing
iron. All appeared right when the
store was closed at night. On the
approach Of a heavy wind and rain
storm on Sunday afternoon, the pro-
prietor called at the store to see
whether everything was secure
against rain. Upon opening the
door, the room was discovered to
be full of smoke, A search revealed
the fact that the floor was on fire
in the rear of the stove, and had
evidently smouldered there since
the evening previous. 1t was soon
squelched, the sole damage being q
hole about a foot square, in the
floor. Had it not been for the APP.
proach Of the rain, a general con-
a~agratlon would have ensued, and
perhaps destroyed a good portion
Of the town.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02
Look Here !

"Put your money where it will do
the most goodp We came to this
conclusion while standing in the
Dry Goods House of JOHN W. VIII
cox, at Hamden, last Saturday
evening, observing the people buy
ing dress goods, clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, groceries, and the
many other things at such very low
prices. We were surprised at the
low figures on such choice goods.
We would advise the people to give
the House of JOHN w. Wilcox q
call and look at his goods! See his
advertisement elsewhere in this pa
Der.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02
Celebration and Picnic.

The celebration and picnic to
come ofrin ARNoLD's Grove, near
this place, on the Fourth, promises
to be an enjoyable affair, and will
no doubt be largely attended. The
Declaration of independence will
be read, and an Grafton delivered
by Hon. II. G. JONES; after which
there will be music, dancing, re-
freshments, and q general good
Our friend BEN. REDD, in
stead Of dallying with the American
Eagle, will squeeze the juicy lem
on, and furnish all who may call at
his stand, with iced lemonade and
ice-cream.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

HORSES SToLEN-THIEvEs CAP
TURED.~ ON Monday night, June
9th, a horse worth $40, was stolen
from MI. JOHN W. WILKINSON, liv-
ing in the north. east corner of Ea-
gle township, Vinton county, and
ON the night of the 10th, a horse
worth $3.50, was stolen from NOAH
MILLER, living in Colerain township,
Ross county, 6 miles from the resi-
dence Of Mr.. WILKINSON, by two
lazy brothers called RUFUS GILPIN,
aged "a years, and MILES GILpIN,
aged 10, bQth unmarried. Mr..
WULKINsoN's horse was concealed
until the night Of the 10th, on the
farm Of JOHN EVANS, living in Salt
Creek township, Hooking county,
a brother-in-law of the two thieves.
Having secured the two horses,
they started as they supposed, on a
successful line of business, passing
through Bloomingville, Zaleski,
Jacksonville, to Sarahsville, Noble
county. In the vicinity Of the last
named place they traded the horses
off for others, perhaps Of equal
value, and went oyer into West Vir-
ginia. The owners Of the horses got
on the right track and followed
them to Belleyille, West Virginia,
on the Ohio river, 20 miles below
Parkersburg, where they were ar
rested on June 22lid, and lodged in
the Parkersburg Jail on the day fol-
lowing, On Thursday last, they
we're brought to Macarthur, and at a
preliminary examination before c.
W. HOLLAND, Justice Of the Peace
for Elk Township, they plead
guilty and were sent to the county
Jail to await the action of the Grand
Jury, at the September Term of the
Court Of Common Pleas. The own
ers Of the stolen horses have been
to more expense than both the
horses are worth.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

PosTAGE.-When subscribers to
local newspapers, who have received
them free through the mails for the
past thirty years in The county
where they are published, are call
ell upon, in pursuance Of q law
passed by Congress last winter, and
which took effect on the LIST of Ju
~, we hope they will not blame
the publishers, but calmly reflect
that the passage Of the hill Congress
accelerated by the Salary Steal
law, under which the members OF
Congress are to receive an addition
Of $4,000 per year each, and Presi-
dent GRANT $4,000 per year, addi-
tional. Under this law publishers
have to pay postage or all their ex-
changes, and subscribers to papers
printed at home are to be drawn
upon for D cents every three months,
while the President and members
Of Congress have made themselves
rich, and insulted publishers and
local newspaper patrons.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02
STEAM FLoURrNa MILL AND ORR.

STEAM FLoURINa MILL AND ORE
Err PRopERTY FoR SALE.--F. SHADES,
Of Zaleski, Vinton county, Ohio, on
the Marietta d Cincinnati Railroad
6 miles northeast Of Macarthur,
wishes to sell his larg, Steam
FIGURING Mill, with mill yard of one
acre, togeth,r with two acres Of
land adjoining the millyard, upon
which there isaf fine dwelling house,
with Z completely finished rooms,
and q good we'll of water, n c%,starn,
wash-house, stable, f:uit trees,
grape vines, and other conyeniences.
He will also sell his Portable Steam
Saw mill, now located half mile from
Hope Furnace Station, on the Mari
eta Il Cincinnati Railroad, which is
cutting from 1000 to 5000 feet of
lumber daily, and is ''set' for max
ing more than 100000 more, to-
gether with the teams, harness,
wagons, &c.
BY referring to his advertisement
in this paper, the reader can learn
further particulars, and see what
ether property he desires to sell.
Mr.. SHADES wishes to 60 east,
which is q reason for wanting to
sell his valuable property. His
terms to purchasers are easy, and
his property is the very best,
The population OF Zaleski and
immediate vicinity is about 1900,
and the surrounding country for
miles around, is excellent for rails
ing wheat, corn, etc, and the bust
ness of the Steam FIGURING Mill ex-
tends a great distance in every di-
rection.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02
Sunday Schools.
Editor Enquirer:

Editor Enquirer:
SUNDAY Schools are the first
steps toward Christianity, and IT
properly nurtured viii yield an
abundant harvest OF God-l0ying
people. | notice, however, q great
lack of interest in the Sunday
Schools of McArthur-one school
in particular. The Superintendent
is there only at intervals the teach
ers ditto, and the scholars in imita-
ton of their officers, follow their
example. This should not be so,
and it can only be remedied By
a pun ctudlity of all interested. If
the Superintendent and teachers
are late, you cannot blame the
scholars for doing the same thing.
If the officers are derelict in their
duties towards the school, the schol
ars will naturally be derelict in
their lessons and attendance. 1t is
similar to n man who employs n
half dozen or dozen men to do his
work. If the employer is negligent
in his duties. and fails to give the
work constant supervision, the EN-
ployees will become careless, and
indifferent as to how and when the
work is executed. II he takes no
interest in his own business, The
hands cannot be expected to do it
for him, and will not. The saIbe
theory will apply to Sunday schools.
To have the children interested, tie
officers and teachers should be, i
their posts promptly every Sunday
morning; encourage them by little
speeches OF addresses; and when a
stranger visits the school, invite
him to give the children "a little
talk" Have plenty of hymn books
and select the most familiar airs, or
tunes, and encourage ALL to sing.
There is nothing so pleasant to the
ear as the voices of children sing
ing. They are generally apt schol-
airs, and will soon pick upthe words
and tune of any song or hymn. The
better way is to practice singing q
full half hour before the time to
take classes, The above rules, when
properly applied, have never failed
of gathering q large and interesting
school, and VIC hope our hints may
do some good.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

A YOUNG man in suburban town
sent off his first postal card. After
writing a message on the back he
enclosed it lin an envelope, clapped
on a three cent stamp, and dropped
it in the post office, %remarking at
the same time that It was a very
handy arrangement, and should
have been introduced years ago.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

TIE Marietta & Cincinnati Rail
road have made half.fare arrange
ments on all trains from all stations
10 Chillicothe on the Fourth. Spec
ial trains will be run to and from
the Celebration.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

WIN. COLD, Of the firm Of j. & w.
GoLD, p%roprietors Of the Macarthur
Nurseries, is a flrst.class black
smith, and is thronged with work.
His shop is at his residence on the
farm, one mile north east of town.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

THIS section has been abundant
" blessed with rain since Sunday.
The corn and oats arc doing splen-
did, hut it is feared the late heavy
rains will injure the wheat some
what by causing 1t to lodge.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

PLANT sunflowers IL there is any
place abont ypDr house where water
is thrown ont, and likely to become
malarious. This plant has the pow
er Of absorbing malaria, and purify
Ing the atmosphere,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

The material for the County In
Urinary Building is being prepared.
G, p, WARD, OF the firm Of GILMAN,
WARD 4 CO.. tho contractors, is SUI
p~erintending the burning Of the
100000 brick, upon the Infirmary
Farm, for the erection of the build
tun
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

A NUMBER of persons got into a
small bit of u fight at Vinton Sta
ton, last Saturday, resulting in the
breaking of the leg of one man.
MI. Whisky vas In command aS
usual.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02
pr, N, y, Rawsru Dentist, Macarthur, o.

0wING to hard wind Prof. j. H..
BoLEY did not ascend very high In
his mammoth balloon, at Jackson, a
few days ago. Come to Macarthur,
Professor, and furnish us with
another ascension.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

GILMAN, WARD & Co. are erect
ing an excellent bridge across
Middle Fork Of Raccoon Creek, at
the residence Of GEo. WALLER, near
Vinton station.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

JONAS JENKINS, residing on North
Street, in this town, fell and hurt
himself quite severely while climb
Ing 9 faapp near his residence, on
Saturday evening last,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

WHAT about the Fourth Of July ?
- aTietta 1imes,
The spirit Of "76," or some
other spirit, will gush in Macarthur.
Come and see.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

DURING the past week Mr.. f.. ID.
DoDGE has purchased a large guam
tity Of wool. The price ranging at
4O cents per pound.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

Din. BowERs desires to call atten-
ton to his speciality, that Of treat.
ing aad preserving the natural
teeth, Attend to this right away.
Give him o call
roo mol
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

PIANOS AMP 0RGANs.-Prof. NJ.
r. BARNES, Superintendent Of the
Macarthur Union Schools, is Agent
for the sale of the best musical in
struments manufactured, among
which are Smiths American Or
gans, George Woods and Cos. Or
gans, Spang's Organs, b. Shonin-
ger u Cos. Organs, Steinway u
Sons Pianos, f. C. Lighte & Co.'S.
Pianos, j. f. Harris IL Cos, Pianos,
Bacon Il Karr's Pianos, and which
will he offered during the present
vacation Of the Scho9ls, at such a
discount for cash, as to defy com
petition, and to render it entirely
unnecessary for any person wishing
an instrument to go to the city to
buy the same. Heis supplied with
instruments ut manufacturers pri-
ces, and will give all purchasers the
benefit of an expense that should
be incurred by hauling the instru-
ments to any place in the country.
Those in want of a superior instru-
ment should call at his residence in
Macarthur, and learn prices. Min
listers, Churches, and Sunday
Schools supplied at low rates. Ev-
cry instrument warranted. The
Pittsburgh Gazette, of a late date,
in speaking of Smiths American
Organ, says:
MAKE HOME HAPPY.-AR Organ aoithia The
reach Of all The triumph Of the A0e.-The
house that boasts not Of its piano, or what is
much better, its organ, Is unfinished in its
Punishment. In Olden times 1t cost fabulous
sums OF money to purchase q parlor musical
Instrument in the shape OF an organ; but the
motto of the world is '''progress,h and to-day
when those marvellOusly grand instruments,
Smiths American Organs, can be procured ut
such Insignificant sums Of money, II 10 not to
be wondered at that music is popular, and
that few parlOrs in the land are without their
parlor organs. The manufacturers, one OF the
stanchest and most reliable firms OF Boston,
have for years endeavored to- popularize the
organ by presenting the public with very SUI
perior Instruments at prices barely above the
cost Of manufacture. They have at length
succeeded in producing organs that, for beau
ty of finish and furniture, variety of tone,
sweetness, richness, and power, are not sur
passed by any in the world, which they place
before the public MT such trifling prices rs to
put them within the reach OF the poor as well
as of the rich. They are Of several sizes, uni
formly finished and perfect, but varying in
volume and power. These organs are as fine
ornaments of great use as are needed in the
best furnished parlor, and are sold at prices
ranging, from one hundred dollars upwards,
which place them In position as the cheapest
good organ in the world2 Any Of our readers
wishing to purchase an organ should not fail
to award these instruments proper considers
ton, for no better selection can possibly be
made, and none are sold at such cheap prices.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

A GREAT many towns contemplate
wrestling with the American Eagle,
on Friday.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

ALL our neighboring towns and
villages are going to erect 1000"
new buildings this season.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

A.. BURTENsHAw, of Hamden, is
now laying. the foundation for a
large business house.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02
IT is hay harvest now.

WE hope everybody are prepar-
ing for the "Glolious Fourth" next
Friday.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02

A CARD.-A Clergyman, while residing In
South America, as Missionary, discovered a
safe and SIMPLE remedy for the cure of nerv-
GUS weakness, early decay, disease of the
urinary and seminal organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
cured by this noble remedy, Prompted by a
desire to benefit the aflicted and unfortunate,
l will send the receipt for preparing and using
medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one
who needs it, Free Of Cha,Vei Address
JOCEpu m INMAN