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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27
OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATE
-. Dnc.1IMnNn Va Anunsf %. lS72

OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES
= RICHMOND, VA, August 90, 1873.
DY4 AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
ID SEMBLY approved April 2, 1873. 1t is lawful
for the Circuit Court Judges of this Common.
wealth, until the times for holding the terms of
their respective courts shall be prescribed by law
to 4 the time for holding such terms. rhe to- IN
of the Eleventh Circuit has been fixed Us follows
~ g. ELEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Prince IJiuinm.-second Monday in October.
January, and May.
FdirfIr. Second Monday in June, first Wednes-
day I'm November. and first Monday In February.
Loudoun.-Fmlrth Monday in April. third Monday
in DC tobcr, and third Monday In January.
FGuquier.-TmesCay after first Monday In Sep
tender, second Monday In December, and Tuesday
aiss: first Monday In April.
,Rappatanaaoek. .Tuesday after third Monday In
March, Tuesday after first Monday In June, ana
Tuesday after fourth Monday In September.
.AlerdndriG County-rhird Monday IN May, Sc
cnnd Monday In November and second Monday IN
February. --..
Alerandria City.-Fourth Monday In May, third
Monday fl November, and third Monday In Fehru-
AIRY. d: BELL StTHEh;
Clerk of House of Delegates Of Virginia.
27-2lWlm
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=Ksv. Messrs. Clayton. fDgharn, Gamboldi,
Heryey. and Broughfon, with biograPnl-
cal notices of Others. BY tbs Rev; L. ~.
sE,far. author of sThe Life ana Times o.
q fhe Rev. John Wesley ID" Ne"
York: HAEpza & BEoTHEas.
l This book is intendedAas ascompanlon 10
.e Tbe Life and Times of John Wesley:
For sale by,J. T. EL 7 y
4 YIN nfetoh. A Story of the Day. BIS
: cHaRLEs REAnE, author OF Never Too Las.
to Mend,' Put Yourself IN His PlaGe,
Glove Me Little, Love Me Long" Ne"
y York HARPER & BROTHERS.
A new novel by CHARLES READE is now
sensation among noyel-readers.
For sale by j. r. ELLISON.
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DEATHS.

1,,od Sunday o4h of August, infant son of y.
THOMPSON and Bette II. Brown; aged twenty
one months.
Died. in this city, on Tuesday August 2st,, AZ nan
mast /! o'clock. little NELLIE VSBnh ~ aa ta
child of Edward ". and Rosa W. MaraDle, ageatwo
months and dive days.
nicJ. MICHAEL O'CONNOR. on the oath OF
,nrnSt from Ihe county of Glare. Ireland. aged
thirty-thrce years, leaving an aftectlonate WE
aud four children TO mourn their lrreparaoe 'oss :
Died. yesterday at IL o'clock, Of consnmptl"ns
Mr. WILLIAM H. BAUGHMAN formerly OF
lancaster county Pa, but for the last twenty years
Of Richmond city,, in the forty fifth year OF his
age. .,, h,c .,ror,, q, !,
O'Clock THIS EVENING from the corner OF tif-
teanlh and Leigh streets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
w H1TE SUI 2n
PHUR SPRINGS. E2N
GRAND FANCY AND FuLL-DREss BALL.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9TH.
The propTietors of the Greenbrier White sulphur
Springs will give a
GRAND FANCY AND FULL-DRESS BALL.

WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 9TH.
TIL. Fancy Balls of the "White Sulphur sur
pass III brilancy those of any other fashionable
summer resort In this country, aud the one In pre-
paration promises to eclipse all others. Never
before In the history Of this national watering-
place has there been grander representation of
the wealth, beauty and Intellect from I'll the States
A RICH BANQUET will be served on the occa-
sion
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BOARDING.

DOARpERS SOLICITED.-MRs REINS
ID will reopen her BOARDING-HOUSE, No:
COL Main street. corner Of sixth. on the % DAY
OF SEP rEMRER NEXT. She has several large,
nIc,sant rooms suitable for families. and she would
be pleased also To entertain EIGHT or TEN Ia
BLE-BOARDERS. Her fare will he good, and her
meals at regular hours TO suit the convenience "f
her boa riders. Charges moderate, to suit the times.
au 27-3tk
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. W AUGUST 10TH, 1873.

THOMAS r. PRICE & CO.
are now opening and on the way
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONS. ....
BROWN and BLEA CHED SELEETINGS, ...
New DARK and LIGHT PRINTS.
BLACK ALPACAS, IRISH LINENS,
LINEN SHEETIEGS, ...-,
TABLE DAMASK, DQYLlEE, ...
DAMASK NAPKINS, MERlNO SHIRTS,
BLACK GRO-GRAIN SILKS,
HEAISTITCHED and LINEN-CAaIBRIC HAND
KERCHIEFS,
UMBRELLAS,
BROWN COTTON HALF HOSE
In order to make room for the NEW FALL
STOCK. the summer goods on hand will be sole
without regard TO cost. .-. aul
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We AUGUST, 1878.
T.R. PRICE & co.
have received NEW NECK RuFFLINGs, :,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
SILK NECK-SCARFS,
'' LEATHER BELTS,
BLACK SILK BELTS,
E.. - VAL. LACE,
'".'- MACHINE EDGE,
;t# EDGED TRIMMINGS,
HAMBURG EDGES,
VE1LINGS TALL colors),
BUCK GAUNTLETS, &c.
New goods by every steamer. au l6
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MANAGERS:

Hon. jeff Davis, Miss. W. l.. Royal. ESD, Va.
Gen. ". II. f. Lee, Va. John \. staples, Nc.
Gen. G.. Il. Beaurcgard, J. l.. Morehead. n. G.
La. j. 5. Grlnnan, Texas
Gen. JOS +. Johnston +. NJ. Bingham, Penn. .
TIA. J. r. Sank. Penn.
Gen. G., NJ Wilcox. Md +. NJ. AlIricnd Esq, Va
Gen. X. y. Lilly, Va. =. W. Mckinney; va.
ten. L. III. Murray. Ky. W X; Berkley, va,
Hon, I. A. Hendricks, x. =. Daiser,,eiu'p nnner
Ind Judge .. III. Donnei
Gov Gov r F. ksndolph J. b. Beall, Esq, Ny: /
", " corcorau, ESQ. Col. J. F. Patton. W. Va
n e O. r. Singleton, Miss. |.
Con I, II Robinson, Col L. L. HobsOn. Va.
Tenn - - Mai A. IL. Drewry, Va. {
CON i r. Gordon, Ga. Major B. +. Eaklc, Va.
Con II " Gary. Col J. Mcdowell Car
Gen. John McCausinnd, Engton1..r Va /.
CEN en- J. il +. Gimer, Ga, Moses Handy, ESD ".
Hon. G. NJ. Conrad. La. Chas. A. Nose, Egg, Va.
Hon. james Lyons. Va. IL. 1. HUI, ESD. Mu,
Hon H. nj. Matthews j. c. Mills, Esq, Nc. :
WA Colonel ID. w. Florence.
Hon. Anthony Kennedy, Miss.
Singleton Van Buren,, va.
I'D, n Y. w. Scott Darlington, Va.
Wade Hampton, Jr., Herman Oelricks, Esq,
Esd, s. G.. Wy. !,
A. r. Merrill, Jr. Miss. Hugh stannard Esq.
G. Z. Montague, Sid. Va. -.g... -E-
John S. Green, S. T.. .. Andrews. EsI., Md. z
b. =. Story, Esq, la. Albert s. Andrews, ESQ,
George G. Wcdderburn, Va.
ESD, Va. Judge H. II. Marshall
+. NJ, Ycrger. Md. Va.
W; u. Coleman, Esq, Major 5; ". EiSkli9' va
Geo W. Kooutz Miss Robert Styles, Esq, Va.
ID. b. Tenant, Esq. Wa. John 8. Wise, Esq, Va.
Col Il. Z. MOrehead, Miss.
au22-pod lw
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OFFICIAL.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFGCE,l
RICHMOND, August %. 1873.

CITY COLLECTUR 3 OFFICEft
RICHMOND, August %, 1873
NOTICE.-All persons who failed to pay
~ one-half of the CITY TAXES on REAL and
Personal PROPERTY In June last FOR or, ING
wear 1873 also all who failed TO pay Personal
TAXES for the year 1872, being delinquent, are
hereby Informed that have been Instructed t. pro;
coed on AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT to make collection of the
same 1t Is hoped that all will be prepared to pay
promptly on the first calling Of myself or my
DEPUTIES. and thereby avoid al enforcement OF Inc
city ordinance concerning delinquentS, which am
required and, Instructed to do.
JOHN +. REGNAULT,
an o5-st -.. .... Collector.
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,is;Ci 81, NOTICES.

mr. LINEN LUSTREs at 12s and 1888
worth 20 aTd 2sc.;;s
rAR1sIENNEsPoPIdNs at I2sc. a. yard;
sTvFRrpED JAPANEsE CLOTH, in great variety
81 at $780, yard S.sE
ROBE JAPANESE CT 9TH only aoc. per yard;
DIAGONAL poPL1Es~ssc yard; ,f,~,
LACE-sTRIPE 20 PLNs, In the now shades y
49,. CSC. Q yard; ' i., ,-Z'-
MreN1oSErTE JAPANESE PoRLINs only s'ff.
yard; ...e ,g,iii
TUssoRE sUITING-CLoTH only IS and acc.
yard; @et -.
sILK-MFxED PoPLINs at soc. a yard;
BLACK SILKS at 81, sl.2s. $3.50, sl7s, 81, s22ss'
s2.75, and 80 yard ! J., .as., Ill ~
Only a. few Of those GRENADfNE ROBES at ~
sILk-sTRIPE GRENADINES at ifs, isa, and
CSC. yard; /.
M1aNroNETTE STRIPED GRENADINES q
20, a5, and acc. 8 yard: -. a.. .:.aaG i
Excellent .FAsT-CoLOR LAWNS at i7sc. q sarc
PLAIN and STRIP ED WAsH-PoPLfN at lsc.
yard; ~ - 4" Li'.
Excellent BLACK and wHITE-STRIPEs hlh q
T. ING at l5c yard;'
In fact, an excellent assortment OF DRESS
GOODS, at prices far below their value can pe hao
:, LEVY BROTHERS,
io17 and 1919 Main street.
,y1CroRIALAwNs SUITS ATS. ." au1s
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE or CITY ENGINEER, August u. 1873
NOTICE 10 BRiCk-MASONS.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, august y. 1873.
NOTICE 10 BRiCk-MASONS.
Sealed pronosals will be received at this Office
until MONDAY, september l. ut II O'Clock NJ, tol
the construction of an kGG-SllAPED BRICK
SEWER on Main street from Eighteenth to Twell-
tv-elgltll street Of the following szes-viz: /
From Eighteenth to Twenty first street, 32xis Inches
in the clear:
From Twenty first to Twenty fourth street, 2s242
Inches In the clear;
From twenty fourth 10 Twenty-SXth street. 2ix36
inches In the clear;
From Twenty-siXth 10 Twenty-eighth street. 20x3s
Inches In the clear. O.
Forms of proposals can be had and specifications
seen on application at this Office. ANY bidder who
shall fail, after one weeks notice being given of
the acceptance OF his bid. to furnish the required
security shall forfeit his claim to the work.
The Engineer reserves the right to reject any pro.
nos ,is nj his discretion w. L. CUTSHAW,
au 97-id City Engineer.
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w IN TER CT o T H N G !.

have now In hand well-selectcd assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
'a' consisting of
,,.. BUSINESS SUITS, various styles;
OVERCOATS, light weight:
oFERCOATS, winter weight;
--.a- "l.s suitable for
MEMS, YOUTHS, AND BOYS WEAR.
= Cali and supply yourselves ut The
T ADER OF TIL Z FA HONS
VIM. IRA SMITH, ACT,
1109 Main street.
E!gu-LONG FLAG. au a5-eod3t
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,PAND-DUCHEss FRILLlNG,

w GRAND DUCHESS FRILLlNG
/ twelve yards IN piece, for Soc.
ALLIANCE REGISTERED FRILLING, twelys
yards In piece, for 5Oc.; {
ALEXANDRA LACE-EDGE FRILLIEG at 50
and soc. per piece;
CAMBRIA BIAS .rucK1Ne, PuFF1NGs, ami
TAPE TRIMMING;
A complete stock Of ,NECK-RUFFLING from Is
s to 75c. yard ~. ...-,t .,... ..........., -
NOVELTY LINEN TRIMMING, nine yards in p
b" piece, for 2sc.; '5 """.'ii
BOBBIN- EDGE, eighteen yards in piece, for SOC.
The above trimmings are offered at just one-hah
the usual price. Having purchased them at a great
reduction, we give customers the benefit of the
same. LEVY BROTHERS.
..... 1917 and 1918 Main street
BRUSSELS HAssOCKs at 81 apiece. au 10
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SELECT EXCURSION

SELECT EXCURSION .'"t' .
WEST POINT. LIZ
Given by the Bible Glasses Of the Clay Street Me
thodist Episcopal church, for the
be,ietit Of the church.
FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 1873
The committee will do all In their power to make
this Tie most select affair of the season.
ticntcmcns ticket, ii ladies' ticket. Soc; ell /
dr"n under twelve years, CSC. Tickets TO De hau ol
the committee. who number thirty-two members OF
the church. and at the cars.
Cars leave depot at - A. M:; street cars leave
First and Broad at 90 y. Nj. au IL Ih3S&nt
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CLOTHING.

A CARD have now in stock large and
well-selccted assortment Of
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and yEsTTNGs.
uh;c,, wi,, make 10 order, in accordance with the
wants of the customers, in the latest style md work
manlikc manner.
,IBAVE NOT DISCONTINUED TIE ABOVE
BRANCH, and have no Idea OF doIngso.
Call and see me.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt.,
100 Main street.
Sigu-LONG FLAG, au e5-3t
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RAIERgAD LINES.
@
!. IsIcBsoif1 AED WELDON RorTy
5EEERAL MAEAGgG's qFPIcy.

fsIcBNotfD AED WELDON RorTy
$500 GEEERALl MAHAGgH's QFPIcy
RICHMOND, Va, July %. IL,
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE N,
The az III TRAINS leaye Richmond :. . , :,
and LEO r. M, Arrive at PETERSBURG af f.1o ~ n ~
and gag r H. arrive at Weldon at Vii 4. III am N;
.FREIGIIT TRAINS, with, pas.epaer .o..,
tached. Leave Richmond for Petersburg AZ AZ *
and p. NJ. and returning leave Peters rs a. a 81:
III TUH MI MAIL TEAlss, leave ws,6, .
I:40 Al. M. and sa0 NJ ana 'Iease y tersbn,gn ~ =,
ass A. M. and 7:j5 Pm. Al
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS ho,,....
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places !, :
A. NJ. and s =. NJ ...s d.
The Freight Trains will not run on sryn,ve
and the 1855 p. NJ Mail Train will moi ,eayo o,o Il,
burg OH Sundays, and the s A. b. Train viii
IeaTe Richmond on Mondays. VII not
The MAIL TRAINS VIII not ssop t4,,reeu d..
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester I'm, .nc
Chester. "'
Passengers for, Norfolk will take the train ,s,--
ing Richmond at l:zo P: NJ. ' ''"'-
Passengers from Clover Hill will Leave N ,.u
and returning leave Richmond al 100 p. N J., ~,
Passengers 1liftake their meals 1t J,rr,,, n.
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg will star fran,
the w aShlngtOn-Strcet depot. ''i
|rEPULEMANS PALACE ISLEEpIN(;-CAPy, -.
attached TO all the Night Mail Trains. "'e
THOMAS II. WYNSF
JJ ~ General Manages
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GEE THE LONG FLAG.
~ CLOTHING REDUCED FROM July !. 1873

N.Y. stock is large. my prices are marked down
low, and can assure you more for your money and
better assorted stock than my ts.miarl house In
the city or State. The nmhe sixpeace TO the slow
shilling Is any motto. Call and see me.
49, Il. IA WM. IRA SMITH, Act,
aus lice Main stsert.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsApEAXy1
$3.50. f.t RAILROAD ii,sIPaSY
OIL d y r.H.rr +r RICHMOND. Ju!y ri Ie,,

ft. fais RAILROAD COMPANY
"1' j'Ea rs RICHMOND. July Il, 1874.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
" SEEGER and ,FREIGHT TRAINS on th,
road Will run as follows ~
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at p. M. and train from West poiri
will arrive ut Richmond at 1880 A. u. Oily Isun.
days exceptaI. '''
the splendid steamer SUE, Captain 4. e.. ,,cK,r
has been PLACED on the route between West Point
Baltimore to run In connection with this road and
will make three trims week, leaving West Point
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS
the arrival of the train, which leaves Richm, nj
al 3 p. NJ. arriving at Baltimore next morulnp in
ample time to connect with trains TOR the North
and West and leave Baltimore MONDAYS VIII
NESDAYS. and FRIDAYS at aP. ". connecting
at West Point with the train due at Richmond 4
1890 next morning
Fare to Baltimore, IS: colorei people. -.
FREIGHT TRAIN With passenger car attached
for fhrongt freight only. le,ces Richmond Tucs
DAYS. THURSDAYS. AID Satr!I~iays at IA, NJ Througb
freight received daily Till 8 PM. l.;
FREIGHT. TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond and West Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays Wrtlneeiays. and
Fridays ut 4. VI. Local freight received TUESDAYS
Thursdays, and saturdays tilr p ".
~ .,1 pas" EDW. =. FOLGFR.
II -s Fl General Freight ant Ticket Agent.
w. n. BRAGG, Master Transportation. Iyai
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KICHMUND, FNEDENIt kbBURU AND PUT0.
MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-:trcet station Gao
A. NJ.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street station go
2. NJ. Except on Sundays.J
7 UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broai-S,rse,
station T. NJ. Except on snndays.)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-S,reet sta.
ton at LOB p. NJ.
3 DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives al Byrd-Sreet sta.
ton $40 A. NJ. Except on MOndays.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Broad-Street station s:37 A. NJ. Except on sun.
days.)
. FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station On
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays al e:l5 A. NJ.
connecting at QuantIco with The Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railway. Returning. arrive AZ Brnal.
Street station on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Sauu-
DAYS al $40 L. VI.
By order Of General Superintendent.
j. r.. GENTRY,
fe1s General Freight and Ticket Agent
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- EsCUE COUNCIL, No. /, s. G. B.
hOFFICERS AND MEMBERS,--Att a meet
Ing or yonr Council THIS "Wednesday r EE psS
ats O'Clock precisely, over the office OF tne rieu
mont sni Arlington Life insurance Company, COZ
ner Tenth and Maiu streets. ~ 81. yr:sr. II |,
By order of Vice-Presdent WISE. .sr
~; osItk o. MARXHAUSES. Secretary. I
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-06

hlSe up uI Ollce, ReJ OUT OI Deui
And get yOnr paper lux and pen, -
And say these words unto allfnen =
Ny goods wish to sell to you,
And to your wififand daughters, too ;
Ny prices they shall be 50 low,
That each shall buy before they CO."
e did as his good wife advised,
nd in the paper advertised;
Iowds came and bought of all he
had,
is notes were paid, his dreams were
,,s glad,
nd he will tell you, to this day.
Ow well did printers ink repay
G told us, with II knowing wink,
pw he was saved with printers ink.
hother-in a place as tight
Inrented was the press tn slight;
7 did not let the people know,
what he had,or where to 80.
IS drafts were due and were not
| paid;
levy OH his goodswas made;
Q store was closed until the sale,
hd for some time he was in jail.
bankrupt now. without n cent,
leisure he did deep repent
athe was foolish and unwise,
I'd did not freely advertise.
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A RUINED FAMILY.
The Career Of Edward Stiles Stokes,
the Murderer of Fisk-His Rela.
tives and Victims-A Sad Tale
of Domestic Shame and Sorrow,
[Prom ,hs Chicago Tribune.

In the year 1888, Edward H.
Stokes, Q su seesstul cloth mer-
chant6fNew York, and nearly
connected with some OF the
most prominent representa-. +.
lives Of the wealth aud benefc
enceHf that city, retired from
business with a handsome com
potency. Eight years pre-
viously he had married a Miss
Stiles, a daughter Of a leading
Philadelphian, and choosing a
home Of ease and elegance, MIR.
Stokes chose Philadelphia as
his future residence. There
his eldest son was born in 1889,
and named Edward Stiles, after
a maternal relative. The lad
was a boy Of unusual beauty
and promise, a quick, active
mind, a generous loving dispo-
sition-these traits being re,
membered we'll alter a lapse OF
years by those who knew him
at that time. Two daughters
and Two other sons were born
in the period between 1910 and
1850. The family is recalled
as being rarely endowed with
all that seemed needed to in
sure the happiness OF a house
hold. The home was one of
wealth and luxury, the culture
of the best.
Edward was educated at the
university, and took high rank
as a scholar. He went to New
York at the ago cf seventeen,
to enter into the store of Sam
uel Perry, on South Water
street, a cheese dealer. Perry
failed three years later, and
young Stokes formed u part
nership, with u junior of the
collapsed house, and they, as
Stokes & Budlong, opened a
cheese store on Vesey street.
They had excellent success,
their foreign shipping trade be-
ing very lsrge, calling Stokes
to Europe several times within
the next few seasons. About
this time the senior Stokes re.
moved to New York, where he
took up his office with his son
though not originally intend
ing to become entangled in
business. Such was the result,
however, and not only was the
father, but other prominent
wealthy relatives, gradually,
but heavily involved in the ex
tended ventures of Stokes &
Budlong. The failure Of the
firm followed, and father and
son were thrown into bank
ruptcy.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-06

DR.. Bowers, Dentist Near
thur, O,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-06
ADVERTISING TERMS.

ADVERTISING TERMS.
One s1uare, ,j,.,.......,s-selst Z q
Each additional Insertion -, ID
Cards, per veal. ......-.. 10 oo
Local notices. per line, Ia
Yearly advertisements 800 90
column, and at proportionaterate Pei
less space. Payable IN advance.
H The Record being the oflleial
paper Of the town, and having Il
largest circulation ofany paperin Il
county, offers superior in1ucemerts
to advertisers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-06

JAMES EMMIT announces, 30
says the Chillicothe Gazette,
that the present season will
forever close his connection
with the distilling business
He is tired of it.
He ought to be tired of it
by this time. He has made a
fortune, to be sure, but the
trouble, perplexity, and per
sonal danger he has gone
through, have been such as mil.
lions of cash can not compen-
safe. Many a man, poor as
Lazarus, has been happier.
-Marietta Register.
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: foo Poor to Takea Paper"


: foo rOOr To 'rakea Paper"
Moore, Of the Rural New
'rker, was sitting in his Office,
@ Afternoon some years ago.
len "A farmer friend came in aud
IL: Mr.. Moore, | like your ps
r, but times are so hard | can
t pay for it,
SIS that so, friend Jones? l
sorry to hear that yon are so
or; if you are so hard run |
| give you my paper"
oh, notI can't take is as' a
L. swell, then, let's see how
can fix it. You raise chick
+, | believe"
Eyes, II few, but they don
ng anything, hardly"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-06

AN exchange gives delinquent
subscribers gentle reminder
as follows. ''The average length
of a farmers life Is 65 years,
while that of q printer is but 99
hence the necessity of paying for
your paper promptly. We have
not long to live and would like
to have a little money bef,re We
de-"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-06

A CONSTANT dripping will
wear out a large rock. Keep
dropping your advertisement
on the public and they will
soon melt under it like rock
salt.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-06
THE vlNToN RECORD.

JOHN T. RAPER,
Editor and Proprietor.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-06

Tue Dutch do not allow mar
RED children to live in the
same house with the parents
of either the husband or wife