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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-19
Ipdlanapoiis Exposition,

IIs1sbt 4 AroISis, SEPT is The interest
10 Exposition matters continues to increase
and the second week opens much more
auspiciously than the first. Tho several
departments In the main building are
nearly filled up. One ol the most attrac.
tive features OF the Exposition Is collec.
tion from the museum Of Mount, Union
College, Ohio, embracing an African go
rilla, o rare curiosity; an Egyptian mum
my, taken Ifrpm the tomb Of Thebes In
Egypt; q giant Killer Of South America,
and . sea elephant from Australia.
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Murderous Array In Iowa.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-At Red Oak, Ma.
con county, iowa, yesterday, Harry VIII
lIams shot and instantly killed John KeA.
ton, and Shot, and II Is thoughe fatally
wounded William Euchler, both neigh
bors Of his, with whom he had quarreied
shout come remarks he alleged they had
capped. 5TSFEs 81 rl ~
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The Brooklyn Defaicatlion,.. /.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-The Brooklyn
Union states that Rodman has been taken
out Of jail every day for four days to some
place In the city, where he has assisted
the District Attorney ID examining the
books Of the Treasury Department. In
an interview to-day, Rodman stated that
Mills did not giyethe receipts as President
Of the Trust Company for the Whitman.
tic bonds, but gave his own personal re-
ceipt thus relieving the company from
responsibility. .''sa-
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 1s.-The Texas
editorial excursionists, numbering thirty.
Eve ladies and gentlemen, arrived here
this evening from 81 Louis BY the Van,
dalia Railroad: They viii be entertained
to.morrowsby the Board Of Trade, and
leave for Louisville on the evening train.
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ST. LOUIS.
NEWS or rnE COOKE rAILuRE.

NEWs UF TIE UuukE FAlLUHh'
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 1s.-The suspension
Of Jay Cooke & Co., was the subject OF q
good deal Of comment among business
men generally, here this afternoon, but
1t had no particular effect in the none.
tory circles, ,and5i Is not believed that 1t
viii hurt anybody here.
TIE REPUBLICAN, SUED FOR LIBEL.
Q JEW. Mitchell, q lawyer ot this city,
sued the Missouri Republican for $40. 600,
for the publication OF an alleged false,
malicious and libellous article, against him
some three weeks ago. D..
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VIENNA.


NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED by THE Gov
rMn 10 sia& ERNfENT. ~ bGz
Sept1s-The publication OF
the Eatsr!und newspaper in this city has
been suppressed and its bureau seized by
the police. It published an attack on the
King Of Italy while the guest Of the EN-.
peror. ~ sIriui 4Ai ~ ghs2G oil ~
!. Many Ultramontanes belonging to the
Imperial court and leading members OF
society have lett the city TO avoid meeting
Victor Emanuel. 20 iInet:lils "a
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CHICAGO.
The Fire, Wednesday.
ESTIMATE OF LOSSES.

-N-----''
CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-The estimate made
in last nights dispatches Of the total
losses by the fire! yesterday is probably
near correct. The lowest estimate is
$200, 900, and the highest $250,000. 1t; Is
impossible 10 state at present the amount
OF Insurance, but 1t Is thought to be about
80 per cent Of the total loss. Among the
companies which suffer loss are, Etns,
of Connecticut; St. Paul, Of Minnesota;
Lycoming, Pennsylvania and German Of
Philadelphia; Alemania, Of Cleveland;
Kansas, Of Leayenworth; German Of Quin.
cy, Ills, Mechanics Of Milwaukee; sny-
der 8 Miller, agency w. F. Rolas, agen-
cy. The latter agency has about $10, 900
losses, none Of the others named exceed
$500. A number Of minor casualties to
firemen and citizens in addition to those
mentioned in last nights dispatches, are
reported; but, with the exception Of one
man, Mr.. Schwartz OF engine No. Q, none
are very serious. Schwartz Is reported
badly injured. is, a.
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Cholera In Hungary,

COLOGNE, Sept .1s.-The Cologne
Gazette says the cholera is raging with
great violence In Hungary, the percentage
Of deaths being unusually large. 72nR'
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AID FOR SHREVEPORT.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-The Bosrd of
Trade to-day appointed o committee con.
sisting of Charles H.;Walter,H. Surrance,
Joseph 3. Elder, IT, Lawrence and Vim.
.Teary, to receive subscriptions for the
suffering people of Shreveport.
ri sALATEREsTIMATE OF LOSSES.
The loss by yesterdays fire Is now put
at $125,000 and the insurance, 30 far as
known, is $65, ,725, distributed among q
large number Of companies east and west,
no one Of which lose probably $4,000.
sENsAT1oN OVER THE COOKE FAILURE
A sensation and considerable excite.
ment was caused In banking and com.
mercial circles by the reception Of the
news Of the failure Of Jay Cooke & Co.
FURNITURE FACTORY BURNED.
CHICAGO, Sept 1s-Afire at II o'clock
tonight entirely destroyed the furniture
factory and warerooms Of Laubach,
Marks & Co, North Washington and JET.
ierson streets, together with their entire
stock and machinery. The loss Is es.
timsted at $4,000. The insurance can.
not be ascertained tonight, An adjoin.
ing dwelling house was damaged TO the
extent of $500. 81
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AID FOR SHREVEPORT.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 1S.-The Mayor OF
the city has mailed contributions Of mon
ey from citizens 10 aid the sufferers by
yellow fever at Shreveport. Several hun.
dred dollars were raised at once and the
fund Is rapidly increasing. 7sy
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suICIDE OF A LUNATIC

Lud Lowell, Of Spencer county, KY, an
inmate OF the lunatic asylum at Licking
ton, Kentucky, hung himself In his cell
Monday by tying his handkerchief to one
Of the iron bars across the window. : He
had been in the asylum giteen days, and
was q clerk in drug store In this city
at the time he became insane. =. ~
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weather Report.
pRORABILTTIRe.i

WAR DErAnflhAY,
OyrIcs OF rue Carap sIoHAL orEIoin.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Sept. 1880 2. \.
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Fir additional Telegraph xe R5urth. Page.
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IRY,sTE.LEc R.APM
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.

t3y tho Western Union Limo.
lfice Northwest cor. Of Main and Honfoo sts)
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CEeult4AV HSaiPPNu shsa.i Aasta s'eheAS
was due to o sudden run in consequence
Of the money market. So m 9.
II The Tribune says late this evening the
following reasons were given by Mr..
Fahnstock, one oi the firm Of jay
Cooke 6 Co, .,stor the failure Of the
house: For several weeks the uneasy
feeling which prevailed in connection
with tho railroad schemes caused
q heavy drain upon the deposits, both OF
their Philadelphia and New York houses.
The deposits IN both cities suiferedla con;
tinual diminution until at tho beginning
of the present month, whentheir. deposits
were lower than,at any time during last
fall and this spring. q The drain upon the
deposits already SO heavy, was still fur.
ther increased by the; recent lsus.
pension and the demands for money was
Increased, and tits ielt still llmore severely
In Philadelphia, The Philadelphia house
was compelled to call upon the New
York house for aid, and large amount ol
assistance was rendered. The Philadel.
phia house was under large advances and
pressure, and ofcourse there will be much
alarm among the country depositors; but
alter all this collapse Is not about to do
any. serious evil. 5 ~, ..sls.a l.-i
The county was never 90 prosperous
and different members Of the firm were
possessed Of large lamonnts Of private and
personal property, but none Of this was
available In an emergency as'the present
BE was not at the present time, nor was
any member Of the firm, prepared TO tel
the exact amount Of liabilities or assets o.
the firm. He believed that all the
creditors woald be- paid In tuIE and
hoped the suspension would only be
temporary. On this point nothing
could possibly be said at present, and
some time must necessarily elapse before
Ithe exact amount Of private property o
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17
Senator Thurman.

Senator THURMAN is known
to be pure and incorruptible.
His fingers are clean. His
hands are uneontaminated.-
He touched not the uncleah
things which polluted Congress.
He is free from all ASSOCIATIONS
with the Credit Mobilier. He
touched none Of chat money.
He did not vote for or accept
the-salary "grab."i He attend
ed 10 the legitimate Legislation
oflthe comtry. lie advocated
and defended the right, He
denounced the wrong. Such a
man can command the respect
'ful attention of good men Of
both parties. They will hark-
en- to his facts and arguments,
and heed his councils in the
hour Of national perrill,f--PA|2e-
dczphia Age.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17
Sept MBER IL, 1878.
Burning Of the Steamer Toward.
ST. LOUIS, September Is.

81. LOUIS, OeptemDer 10.
A brief dispatch just received
IatT the Associated Press office
from Commerce, Mo, Says the
steamer James Howard-eaaght
fire in hertl9f yesterqayowhile
lying in that place, The pas
sengers and baggage were tax
EN- ashore safely, and the Steam
was being scuttled, which was
the only hope of saving her
No further particulars were re-
ceived.
The Howard was the largest
steamer ON the Western rivers,
being thirty-three hundred tons
burden. She was owned by
Captain B. R. PEGRAN and J. H.
CHASING, of st. Louis, and
JAMES Howard, of Jefferson
vile, Ind, and cost two years
ago $1s0,0OO. She is insured
in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh,
but for what amount and in
what offices is not yet ascer-
tanned. She left here Wednes-
day for New Orleans, with six
teen hundred tons of freight and
a barge in tow. 81, It
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

-h7IT is not so very long since
the Republican politicians in
Ohio protested with the utmost
v~ehemence that it was not
the purpose Of the Republican
party to confer suffrage and Of
fee ON the colored man-that
all the political rights enjoyed
by the colored man in the
State were conferred on him by
the Democrats in the Repeal of
the Black Laws. Well, last
week the Republicans Of Ham
ilton county nominated a color
ed man for Representative, and
the Republicans Of Franklin
county have done likewise. The
world moves i'.' "'2 'hi
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17
Our Candidate for State Senator,

By~irefereAce touth6 ticket else
where in this paper, it will be seen
that GEoRGELAETz, of Vinton coun-
ty, has receited the nomination for
State Senator, for the 9Th Senate.
rial District, which is composed Of
the counties of Gallia, Lawrence,
Meigs and Yintou. With a free
good will we say Mr., LANTz is the
very man forIthe position. He has
never held Office, except that Clerk
Of the Courts and has always been
a faithful, consistent, Woodworking
Democrat He is generally known
throughout the district; and his in
terests arc sd identified with the
prosperity of the district, that
he naturally would be cautious
in supporting measures, should he
be elected, that would conflict with
that of any Of his constituency. Mr..
LANTz is, we believe, a native o.
this county, and having been in &C.
tive business since his boyhood, his
interests are necessarily Identical
with all classes Of the people of the
district. He has, the ability t.
comprehend the true interests o.
the people as their representative
in the State Senate, and the cour,
age to defend and protect those in
%terests at all times. He would
make a Senator of whom the PEG
pie of the district would feel proud
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

Patrick Kelly.


No better nomination for the Of
flee of County Commissioner could
have been made than that Of PAT
RICK KELLY. Having served over
one term in that position he is gen
orally known in the county. He is
a first-elass man, avery successful
farmer, honest and upright citizen,
and makes the best Commissioner.
lie has business qualifications that
eminently fit him to look after the
affairs Of the county. We are
pleased TO say that the course Of
Mr. KELLY Is such that makes him
many friends, rs he carefully at
to the important duties lie.
volving upon him. Let us compli
inent him by a rousing majority
fall.yrd bla.d lodi ,,.I
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17
Judge Thurman and the Increased
Salary.

( Hon. a.. G. THURMAN, the Demo
cratic United States Senator from
Ohio, is not drawing his salary un-
der the Increased Salary law at the
rate Of 1925 per month-not a cent
hasohe. drawn under that law. He
was the first man to cover back in
to the United States Treasury his
part of the Back Pay, and it has
been placed forever out of the reach
of his heirs. THURMAN is an honest
and pure man. He voted against
the Salary Bill and has not receiy-
ed one cent Of the Back Salary, or
one cent Of the present salary. He
is not one of that class of small
souled politicians who is drawing
the salary at the rate of $685. per
month7-or almost $2l per day
and then insult the over-taxed
working-men and farmers by maxi
ing speeches or writing letters JUS
tifying the thieving act. ol 9l r-
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17
James N. McGilIiYray,


The candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney, is well known to the peo-
pie as q man Of honest purposes
and true to the trusts confided to
him. He is Imam who possesses
good traits of character, and us the
law officer of the county would
guard well the interests of the
whole community. Having filled
this office a few years ago, he pos
sesses all the necessary qualifca-
tions. .t. .a,
1t is really necessary that a
States Attorney should under
stand how to draw UP indictments
and other legal papers, and we can
assure the people Of this county
that MIR. McGnLIyRAY never failed
in this matter. lie would save
hundreds and hundreds of dollars
for the county. ~
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17
william W. Bedford.

N--
WILLIAM w. BELFoRD, our candi-
date for County Auditor, is known
to almost every man in this county,
as he has filed the position almost
one term. AS we have said before,
he has discharged the duties of the
Office to the entire satisfaction of
the whole people Of the county.
That he is q careful, honest, public
servant, and that under his admin
istration the. affairs of the Office are
managed with the greatest skill, is
hardly necessary for us to say. Go
and see how neatly he keeps all the
books in the onice-not a blot or
a. mark o to he seen. 1t is well
known that he is competent in
every respect, and gentlemanly and
industrious.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

The Salary Grabbers' Couats Con-
ton.

A few Of the leaders of the Cred
it Mobilier+S alary7G Grabbing party
OF Vinton county, having learned
that Gen. MOVES, who swindled the.
people Of Hamilton county out Of
more than thirteen thousand dot
lars, while Probate Judge, is can
didate for reelection to the office
Of Governor and wants to be Uni
ted States Senator in place of Judge
THURMAN, concluded to hold a lit
tie bit Of a county convention last
Monday, to help NoYEs into Office,
and endorse his "grabbing'' ofthir7
teen thousand dollars of the money
belonging to Hamilton county. The
convention was held. 1t was q
dry a%ffair4-but few being present.
The Chairman, q Mr.. FLETCHER,
did not know how to do during its
session, and there was nothing of
Importance in its entire proceed
ings. 1t was quite weak-4Salary
Grabbing, Credit Mobilier, Increas-
ell taxation since that party elect
ed GRANr last fall, wholesale steal
ing etc, etc, having given them no
stredgth whatever! They are con
the decline" Z. M. BAY was re-
nominated FOR Representative. II.
was the best they conld do ander
the circumstances, Nothing was
said about BAYS votes on the liz
uor AMI usuary laws. PHILIP KEcK
was put on for Auditor, TO "fll the
place il the ticket" as some Of
them remarked after the convention
q9iourntd,r Our friend +, FISHER,
of zalesAi, was put on for Commits
sioner. He don't want the office,
and has iol $500 to spend. w. o.!
RANNtInl was 4pnt up'h for Prose-
cutting Attorney. What does he
want withspch q position as thatS
He is now engaged in a far more
profitable business. ''' V
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17
Taxed to Death.

The Radicals tax the farmers to
death and when this great interest
seeks to secure itself some relief
from the great burdens of State,
National and monopoly taxation,
they are met with ridicule. The
truth is labor is overburdened and
cannot much longer bear the load.
"A day of retribution, aday ofsorrow
&c salary grabbers, to government
otllce-holders and others fattening
off the sweat and toll of Others,
may come alas too soon. Then
derision visited upon the farmers
for their efforts to adjust the pres
.ent heavy burdens will give place
to far different feelings, and the
bone and sinew Of the country die
tate to capital its own terms,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17
General News.

THE Texas cotton crop, this year,
is estimated at 375,0 900 balcs, II
is more promising thaniat any time
SINCE INC Wpr' 0il'a., .aH /.
GOVERNOR JACOBS Of West Va,
has removed HENRY S. WALKER
from the office OF Public Printer,
and appointed G. b. WEBB, editor
of tile Kanawha Chronicle. phe
OhrOntcle is the Governors organ.
TIM Kickapoos and Pottawato-
mics have been removed from Mex
leo to the Indian Territory, Gen,
SHERMAN thinks the excursions
upon the Texas frontier will now
be done away with. 'Hi $50
The Geneva award--l5, 900, 000--
TO the United States from Great
Britain, was paid into the Treasury
by Secretary FISH on the 9TH. The
money was invc Sted in five per cent.
registered bonds, to await the action
of Congress-. 2"
.,I0A iil,l ii E,JbI
In the Southern States The farm
ers are taking hold Of the GNmger's
movement and Lodges are being
rapidly installed n,G yIlraib =
= iTnE Librarian Of Congress has
recently purchased u complete file
Of the Savannah RePpbiican from
1902 to 1879,
JoBS s. BLAcEBuBN, who murder
ed his mistress--MARY JANE Lov-
ELL-ip Ross county, about n year
ago or more, has been pronounced
insane by four physicians upon an
examination before tho Probate
Judge at Chiticothcu The Judge,
however refuses to issue a warrant
on the ground Of having no author
ity In The matter,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

THERE is no doubt ofthe triumph
of the whole Democratic ticket
county and Stately Increased
majorities, IL the Democracy and
all others who are opposed to "Sal :
airy Grabbers," but do their whole
duty. Let all go to work for the
cause, and we will succeed beyond
a doubt. 0Iiif Wow s..u .H..'tp
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17
BOOTS and SHOES.
hats and GAPS, &c.,

Cheaper than ever. / call special attention to my Stock of
Boots and Shoes, keep full line of custom made Boots and
Shoes from the justly celebrated factory of PRlcHARD, SMITH Il
to give satisfaction. Ladies', Misses and Children Calf and
Morocco Shoes, sewed and pegged-equal to any shop work
made in this county Also keep a full line Of the celebrated WAL
KR Boots. All of the above goods will be sold on a very close
margin, forcash. Don't buy a certain Boot or Shoe with paper
counters and insoles because they appear cheap but come and
look at genuine HONEST work before making purchases elsewhere.
Best Prints, Ii cts. Best Muslin, l24 cts. q q.
All wool filing James, so cts, best in the community for the
money. Thirty inches Flannel, ALL WOOL, So cts ~a
Soft finish Bleeched Muslin, only Is cts, sIaTcA
Bleecled Muslin, 8, $40, l2@, IA and Is cts.
Quilt Lining, Gets. Lancaster ~Ginghams, fbycts. IaaOH
,. Best Check, only 20 cts, sold elsewhere at 25@30 cts. The
f'TH]fT .G'Tl$7F WH3 IIaGLAG
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

ALL who want an honest and
efficient State Government will vote
for WILLIAM ALLEN, the friend of
JACKSON and the enemy Of official
corruption, One term Of ALEXIS
administration win save millions to
the State, restore public confidence
and make us all proud to own our
selves Ohioans. --I ---A ~
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

NoNE ofthd Administration pa
pers dare deny the charges that are
made against Governor MOVES,
their candidate for Governor. 1t
Is clearly proven that he has been
as great a scoundrel in Office as any
of the Credit Mobilierites or Con
gress SALARY Grab thieves.
The charges are sufficient to de-
feat him for any Office Of public
trust, among honest and intelligent
voters.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

EACH Democrat in vinton county
should make a vigorous, personal
effort to secure the election OF Al
LEN. In these days Of political de-
generAcy and lilliputiah statesman
ship the opportunity to vote for SO
great and good a man as WILLIAM
ALLEN rarely occurs. I
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17
TUE Administration met with

v TIE Administration met with o
severe blow last Wednesday, in
Massachusetts, in the defeat Of Ben
RCrLEs for governor Of that State.
For weeks past the entire force of
GRAST Office holders, under orders
from Washington, hpye been using
their best efforts TO nominate the
representative man Of the Admin.
istratiop for Governor, but Credit
Mobpier, Salary Grab, and other
iniqpltIes we're too big a load for
the party To- carry, and old BEN
was forced 70 back down in the
Convention.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

The campaign in Ohio, in some
portions of the State, is quite lively.
Judge THURMAN is making effective
speeches in Southern Ohio, while
Hon. B.. BURNS and others are adj
dressing good meetings in the
Northern portion Of the State. The
Democrats are very sanguine that
they will poll more votes this year
than they did ht the last election.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

WE ask The Township Commit,
tees to canvass their respective
townships in season and make ev-
cry endeavor to get out the Demo
cratic vote. II is the Democratic
YEAR Success is assured with a
full vote. The whole matter is in
hands Of the Democacy--let them
: seeitolit that every DemocraticTo
ter is got out to the polls. nnm9r
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

TIE election M the State of
Maine, last Monday week, re-
suited in al Democratic gain OF
about 5000 over last years
vote although the Democrats.
therem work without hope of
success. The same ratio of
gain in Ohio, where we haze
hope, will give US this State by.
nearly 20,000 majority.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

EVERY working man, every far
mer, every honest man, and every
poor man in Vinton county should
go to Zaleski, on Thursday night,
September 25th., and hear Gen.
CAREY. .uIIa aIt. u.y. uefl.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17

WHEN every Democrat has ev
erything to gain and nothing 10
lose, by working to promote the as
tendency of the Democratic party,
he should do his whole duty.
Work! ..t.