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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-02

THE Ohio State Journal is an
enterprising journal. Last week it
gave a list of the candidates of each
of the political parties in Ohio for
Delegate to the Constitutional Con-
vention. In Vinton county, in the
State Journals list, the name Of
U. S. CLAYPooLE appears as the
Democratic and Liberal candidate,
while the Credit Mobiliers have no
candidate; in Jackson county we
find the Democrats and Liberals
have nominated rs. MoNAHAN' and
the Mobiliers "WM. TRIFF;" but
where, o where, is our own dear
HARVEY WELLS, the "Litenin Calcu-
lator ?' Why, the State Journal
editor, after reading in the Chilli
cothe Gazette that in HARVEY "is
combined energy with good sound
"sense, impartial judgment and a
winning and courteous MANNER"
and in the Athens Messenger that
"he is a man of fine address, fully
"posted with the topics and needs
"of the age" no doubt came to the
conclusion that "a grand convention
of the citizens of Ross county had
been called together for the pur-
pose Of selecting their BEST man."
and that as Ross had many able and
distinguished men, HARVEY was
placed in the list in Ross county
opposite the name Of Hon. ARCH.
MAYO. The State Journal ought
to take pity on Ross county
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Modern Conversation.

Democrat--"Say! Are you going
to vote for resident of jackson for
Delegate to the constitutional Con
vention p
Radica1-"What do you mean by
a resident Of Jackson p
D.-'I mean that three townships
OF Vinton county have nominated
Harvey Wells, the Litenen Calcu-
lator,' of jackson, for Delegate to
the Constitutional Convention"
R.-"What Of that p
Dwell, he wanted to vote
yes on the Railroad tax in Jack
son on the Sd of January, 1873, and
he swore he was a resident of that
town."
R.-"Is that true ?"
D.-"Yes, sir. And he remained
there until the 18th of March-not
twenty days ago."
R.-"Well, / don't know whether
to vote for him or not. He's one of
the smartest fellows of the present
age. He can calculate the most ter
rifle streaks of 'litenen;' and them
Chillicothe Gazette boys say in
Harve is combined energy with
good sound sense"
D.-"That is pOking fun at him.
He is q resident of Jackson, and
can't represent Vinton in the Con
stitutional Convention. You had
better vote for Mr., Claypoole."
RI will think Of this matter
I will say, however, that our part.
made q foolish move when the.
gave that Wilkesville nuisance tn
nomination. l am ashamed Of th'
nomination"
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THE MoARTHUR ENQUIRER, WI1DN EsDAY ApI

to taxation, he informed the
Assessor in his usually swim
ming and curteous MANNER" (see
MiWicothe Gazette on WELLs,)
that he had no property in Vim
ton county and that he had CIV
en- in his property to the Asses
sor of Lick Township, jackson
county; and that when called
upon by the Lick Township AS
SCISSOR he stated that his proper
ty had been listed in Vinton
county. This is probably what
the Jackson Standard means
when it says WELLS is "strictly
honest and honorable, and that
he ''is fully posted with the
topics and needs of the age
But the ''Lightenen Calculator
was prompt in informing the
Bankers of jackson that he was
worth $4,000. Wonder i
boasting to the bankers Of his
immense wealth and then ma
king those statements to th'
Assessors is what the Stmdmt
means by saying "WELLs is {
young man Of great industr!
and energyY"
Now, we desire to know hoy
many Taxpayers of Vintol
county think such a creature i
suitable to make a Constitution
for the State of Ohio ?
Shame! shame
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-02
Shocking Blasphemy.

HARVEY WELLS, the Radical
candidate Tor Delegate to the
Constitutional Convention, sta.
ted in Hamden, since his nomi-
nation, in the presence and hear
ing Of a number of respectable
citizens, that if Jesus Christ
should be a candidate on the
Democratic ticket and tile Devil
should be a candidate on the
Republican ticket, that b e would
vote for the Devil before he
would vote for Jesus Christ.
Reader, what do yo i think
of such blasphemy?
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-02

Grant was not able to loaf
more than half the time when
be got $25,OOO per year. Now
that his salary has been increas-
ed to $4,000, Ulysses will be
able to spend the other six
months in glorious ease.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-02
such blasphemy I?


In pursuance Of notice, The Dem
ocrats and Liberals of Elk town
ship assembled at the Pro scouting
Attorneys office, in the b Court
House, on Saturday eyeh hing, to
nominate township ticket Hon.
A. j. Swain was called to the chair
and j. w. Bowen appointed Secre-
tary. The following are the names
of the candidates placed in nomin-
alton:
Trustees John p. Foreman.
Michael Hall, Samuel b. Hudson,
Clerh-Thomas A. Murray.
1reasurer-Joseph S. HUM. o
A1SeSSor-Francis NJ. Dowd.
Constadles-Eli Reynolds, Alex
ander G. Dowd.
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The disloyal editor Of the

The disloyal editor of the
loyal Jackson Standard says:
"The last Congress covered
itself all over with infamy, and
no man who was a member of it
should ever be trusted with an
Office, even so low as the form
er Offices of fence-viewer or
Overseer of the poor. The a.
bolition of the franking privilege
privilege swindle, which was
really a blow at the country
press, was only equaled by the
grand steal at the close, each
one of these Internal scoundrels
literally stealing five thousand
dollars of the peoples money"
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-02

How many votes will HARVEY
WELLS of Lick township, Jack
son county, receive in Vinton
county, for Delegate to the Con-
stitutional Convention? Let it
be remembered that the elite
men Kalkelator" swore on the
3d day of January, 1873, that
he was q resident of that coun-
ty, and the trustees received
the "Calculator's" vote in favor
of the railroad tax.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-02

Our Democratic and Liberal Re-
publican friends in every township
should run trustees, even where
there is u hopeles, minority. I'm
der the present law the defeated
candidate having the largest vote is
entitled to act as Judge of the cleo
tions held during the year. BY
running candidates, as suggested,
they thereby secure at least one
judge for the election in October.
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HOaU he Fooled the TO1Cn-
ship assessors!
HE MAKES OATH THAT HE is
A RESIDENT OF JACKSON!
HE VOTES FOR THE RAIL.
ROAD TAX!

Among the numerous ''topics
and needs Of the age" which
are at this present time deeply
interesting "the friends of sound
government" in the counties Of
Vinton and Jackson, is the NOM
ination of HARVEY WELLS OF
JACKSON COUNTY, the cele-
brated ''Lightenen Calculator" :"
for Delegate to the Constitu-
tional Convention, by the Rad
icals Of Vinton county. Why
the RAIDS "did this bad deed"
when the names of men of sound
sense were before the conven-
ton, we cannot say, HARVEY
WELLS is a resident of Lick
Township, Jackson county
This statement cannot be deni-
ed; WELLS OWN OATH
SETTLES THE QUESTION.
A letter dated Jackson, March
2S, 1878, says:
" | hear that Mr.. Wells is a
" candidate for delegate to the
" Constitutional Convention. Mr.
a" Wells has been here some two
4" or three months, and claimed
+" this to be his residence. On
" the Sd day of January, 1873,
" at the Railroad Election, he
" swore his vote in in Lick
" Township, this county. He
6 swore this was his residence.
-" He remained here until about
d" the 18th of March, 1878. F"
What do those ''friends(? of
sound government" who helped
place WELLS in this bad posi-
ton, think of taht?
On the I'd day Of last Janua-
ry he solemnly swore that he
was a resident of Jackson--his
vote having been challenged at
the Railroad Election held that
day.
HE VOTED FOR THE RAIL-.
ROAD TAX!
About the 18th of March,
1873, not twenty days ago, he
left Jackson on businesg on
the 22d of March, seven days
after he left Jackson, a handful
of Grants Credit Mobiliers and
Salary men of
three townships in Vinton coun-
ty, nominated him for Delegate
to the Constitutional Conven-
lion, and they are doing consid-
erable to elect him to a position
hat he is no more capable of
illing than a last years crows
nest.
He has no right to vote in
his county, let alone being vo-
ed for for Office. Let some one
'hallenge his vote next Mon
lay
We learn that last spring
yhen Mr.. HAWK, Assessor of
yilkesville township, called on
Ar. WELLS for a list of his goods
sLL~ls. .I..I - IL. Il
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-02

WHAT calculation does the elite
nen Calculator" who arrived from
Jackson, Ohio, on the 18th of March,
to be a candidate for making a
Constitution" for Ohio, made on
the additional 100000 increase of
salary of the President ? HARvE,
get out five acre blackboard and
give us a few examples on that
salary steal!
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-02

The Radicals of Adams county
nominated Hon. JOHN I. WILSON
for Delegate to the Constitutional
Convention. He declined to accept.
That $4,000 extra salary he took to
himself, and the extra 1926, 900 sal
ary he seen Long Branch GRANT
take, is no doubt enough for him.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-02

Congress stole one and a
half million of dollars as the
last desperate act of disgrac-
ed and depraved body of brl-
gands. The members sneak
home with guilt stamped upon
their faces, afraid to meet their
honest, tax-burdened and Con-
gress-robbed constituents.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-02

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try.
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The Best Locations for Colonies.

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"MY STARsr' What did the
"Litenen Calculator" swear he was
q resident of Jackson for =?
Why, he wanted to cast his vote
for the Railroad tax. He did so, too.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-02

The Republican party has
become too corrupt to longer
possess the confidence of the
people. 1t must surrender up
its trusts.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements,



Neglect Coughl Nothing is more certain
to lay the foundation for future evil conse-
quences.
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS
are sure cure for all diseases Of the respira-
tory organs, sore throat, hoarseness, dryness
OF the throat, Colds, Group, Diphtheria, Asth-
ma, Catarrh, Windpipe or Bronchial Tubes,
and all diseases of the lungs.
In all cases Of sudden cold, however taken,
these Tablets should be promptly and freely
used. They equalize the circulation of thd
blood, mitigate the severity of the attack, an
will, in very short time restore healthy ace
tion to the affected organs
Wells Carbolic Tablets are put up only in
blue boxes, Take no substitutes II they
can't be had at your druggists, send at once
to the agent in New York, who viii forward
them by return mail.
Don't be deceived by limitations. -
Sold by druggists. Mgy- Price 25c. n box.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Platt ST., N. Y. =
Send for Circular. Sole agent for United
States. 11-4w
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Legal Notice.
NOTICE
~ --or1H ro4iIy
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

WHEREAS, IL appears from tho records IN the,
AUDITORS oflce of yinton county, Ohio. that,
the Auditor Of said county, after due notice,
having been given, sold, on tho Q0th ,lav OK
lapnaiy, 1880, the following School Lands.
totWit; Tho South-west quarter III SoDtion
sixteen u6,) Township number nine T9S
Range sixteen uQ,) Timothy II. stanley 6eS
coming inc purchaser OF said lands nj aaid
sale; and ''i ''-'"
WAEREAs, II appears from said records that
more than twelve month have elapsed since
the 9th payment of the purchase priee an
said lands have become due, and that 7said
said 9th payment, aud all otherIs Isubseouent
) payments, still remain unpaid. III : =
Notice u therefore given that In pursuance
Qf the 10th section Of IAN act 10 Regulated tho
sale or School Lands, and the suircnder of
purspant leases thereto, passed April ia. IsBoi
! VIII offer said 1ands for sale, with ali tIo
improvements thereon, ar any at the door Of.
tho Court House, in said county, 10 the hlrh-
est and best bidder therefor In cash. ,nt One
O'clock, ps m,,. on n.thev2d day of May, A. d..
lHlA NO bid will be entertained for less than
Stta, ~, which amount IL necessary 10 pay the
purchase money due tho State, and expenses
Incident To this sale. M. NJ
w. " DELEoRD, Aud'r viuton Co, O.
March26, tS79-Ow
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e" Sound Government. "
THE "L1TENEN CALCULATOR,

NUu14u GVVO4 44AAV44Vs
THE "LITENEN CALCULATOR"
"Nlly Posted with the Topics and
Needs ofMe Age!"
BLESSED "wITH COMBINED ENERGY
WITH GOOD SOUND SENSE"
"THE FRIENDS OF SOUND GOVERN
MENT" FEEL "BOREDl"
The "Litenen Calculator" brags
about his Wealth
He tells the Bankers Of
Jackson that Inc Is
worth $4,000!
HOaU he Fooled the TOac1-
ship assessors!
'WHAT HE BELIEVES TO BE RIGHT,
THAT HE WILL Do."-JackSon
Standard, Radical.
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PERIODICALS.
. cRIBNER's MONTHLY.

A Serial Story by DIR. HOLLAND.
New Story by SAKE HOLM.
A Long Story from BRET HARTE.
BRILLIANT ARRAY, OF CONTRIBUTORS,
CLARENCE COOK on Furniture
r.. II. STODDARD on Authors.
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"HiS carried experience as farmer,
mechanic, author, and teacher mas
gjven him a knoacledge Of the Wortd."
-VINToN RECORD, on distinguished
authors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06
charlottesville.
MEETING OF RADICALS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch J

ISpcclal ttltSTaht ~ t!lc l'sIldttu ]
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, October IA
Radical meeting was held in the courthouse
tonight. The venerable C.. L. Thompson
presided, and delivered 4 dry ho!nily on ale
duties of all good Republicans to register
and vote.
George w. billiard was called out, and the
burden Of his song was the twelve per-
cent clause, upon which he showed his igno-
rance, asserting that said clause had been
imposed by Conservative Legislature.
W. T. Early then delivered one Of his
characteristic speeches, arraigning the Con-
servativc party as destroyers Of the country
and holding up the Radical party as the only
hope of the country. His speech was full
of vulgar wit and blasphemy.
Next came Scott, of Fauquier, "a colorcd
negro,) Yho commenced with the landing
of the English on the shores Of Virginia
and closed with the present issue, fully
demonstrating that he didn't know what he
was talking about.
Montgomery Simme<, who gave place to
Mr.. Scott, then addressed the sable audience,
but gave us nothing new.
All were implored to come on Monday
and hear Ramsdell, who, it was hoped, might
| be abe to instruct better than the present
able corps Of orators.
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marAt-house, October Sth, at s O'Clock. The
meeting will be held under the auspices of
the Wide-Awake audkother campaign clubs,
and it Is expected that w. S. White, Esq,
and other speakers will be present.
PoLIcE REPORT From the report Of the
Chief of Police submitted to the Board of
Trustees the following information is OBJ
tanned: Arrests, Ga; ordinance violations,
90; by warrant for misdemeanor, 81; tres
pass, 4; grand larceny, 2; vagrancy, l !;
amount collected from fines, medals, &c,
SG9.S0; cost of prisoners meals and Incl
dental expenses, $3.50. Amount paid over,
5000.
COURTHOUSE SQUARE.-The work of paving
the SQUARE was commenced on Saturday 10y
Mr.. j. w. JONES' and the stone-work has
been awarded to Mr.. David Lewis. The
square is to be neatly enclosed, and when
completed will be very beautiful.
Police CorRT.-Rev. Mr.. Campbell Off
ciatcd in the absence of the Police Justice on
Saturday, and disposed of several triiling
cases.
THE JEFFERSON SocTETY.-As business of
urgent Importance will be considered to-
morrow night the presence Of every member
is looked for.
SALE OF LoTs.--Danicl X. Wei>iger, real
estate agent, reports the sale of over thirty
building lots in the thriving town Of Midlo-
THAN at prices ranging from Sl5 to SD
per lot. The climate, convenience to market,
and plentiful supply Of fuel renders the place
unusually attractive to those in want of 4
GOOD home.
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HusTISGs CoURT.-The civil docket will be
called in the Hastings Court to-day.

POLICE CouRT, SArURDAY-JuStice White
presidinq. - Robert II. Spriggs (ncero),
charged with keeping disordcrly house,
was sent on to the grand jury.
William Fl. Mitchell (negro), charged with
trespass, was found guilty and required 10
give surety for good behavior.
Henry Addison alias Brown, charged
with stealing Il satchel belonging to FL. {.
Burgess. was found guilty and sent to jail
for ninety days. -.
Thomas Roberts and Benjamin Franklin
(ncrroes) were fined $50 each for fighting
in the street.
Peyton Rose (ncgro) charged with stealing
a piece of plank from johnson, Harwood d
EstiS, was found guilty and sentenced TO
confinement for twenty-four hours.
Frances Anderson (negro). guilty OF being
drunk and using indecent language III the
street, was sent TO Jail for thirty days.
W. J. Hundley was ineds 3 for throwing
rocks in the street.
Elizabeth Hardaman, guilty of being
drunk and unable to take care of herself, was
sent to Jail in default of surety.
The case of c. Dippner, charged with
erecting wooden building on Marshall near
Third Street without permission from the
City Council, was continued.
Cottrell & Reins were fined s. for viola
ton of the city ordinance by their driver,
George Burwell, driving his team across the
sidewalk.
Michael Dolan, charged with allowing 9
vicious dog to run at large In the streets and
bite William D. Scott. Ordered that the dog
be killed
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

NESTING oP THE TRUsTERs.-The Board OF
Trustees met on Friday night, DR.. W. 4.
Weisiger, president, in the chair, and all the
members present.
DR.. L. E. Chiles presented revised health
ordinance; which, under the rules, lies over
one week.
Mr.. Campbell, from the Street Committee,
reported adversely to the petition Of William
II. Brander protesting against the proposed
grade of Perry street. The report was
adopted and the committees action en-
dorSed. ....
Messrs. Chies, Gary, and Jones were ap-
pointed special committee on grievances,
to settle appeals from erroneous assess
ments, &c.
A petition from the trustees of the African
church in reference. to property on Bridge
avenue was referred to the Executive Com.
mittee.
w. T. Lithgow, Esq, town assessor, was
instructed to proceed as soon as possible
with the taking of the town census.
The Secretary of the Board was instructed
to communicate with the postmaster OF
Richmond in relation to including Manches-
ter with that city in the tree-letter delivery.
CAMPAIGN NorEarThe next meeting un-
der the auspices Of the County Committee
will be held at Glover Hill, October Sth.
Messrs. w. p. Burwell, r. B. Berkeley, and
other speakers will attend.
Colonel D. T.. Beard will, by invitation,
address the citizens Of Manchester ut the