The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-09

~ ~ 49, ~p"rY
promises to be Che best In ten
years.
|: RoRERY MooRE, Sheriff of Rich
land County died onSthei Goth ult.,
a~cnsnmptions
GEaa w S. RQsEpRANs, fresh from
Nsfico3R ss taFfyihg ati St, Mar
TINS, Brown county, Ohio, last.
yilg irsi k sil3iT
QnrunBUs now has the free de-
system Of mail matter; ten
cArrtars, aultl bAoY aggu4 II
ABoUT one-fifth OF the taxes col
lfGtedin Loraih county, o., are from
rhtlroad companies. 9el beb d3f4,
AhoGsE and lot owned ny the
Chief TiAtiod Chase III Brook
Ign, N. Y, was sold last week for
ta&esssm 5jGpp thintIs9 Ii
The Urbana Camp, Meeting As
will hold its next camp
near Urbhna, Ohio, com
July 3oth, aha ondmg Au-
gust Gth. 'hg
Hon. II, w, SMITH, Of london, O.,
Mas lost five membsrs Of his h9hse-
&6f58,y daat5,a tIe baSt fear
@9t sous s6h- lngM& aSyta grand!
I4CO5 fad3 t3yiIb 9gsi9 JspgglI
SgHSYyS2;SEafldE1p oF R,9B3.!19.2, PIis2sdIitae
9rDSMiEoI University assraanyille,
aSdS 81 us9thl 'tuiltk.,l 1T Ya@tpEb
Mass, where he had gohe FOR his
hH4fti391 5GI III IBnJ JY9tI5o /"
eTFE Masonic frateFity of Green
field Highland county, celebrated
n tS Veins SIC Day, 2ftR Hlt' pyaa large
"dpu0d.
The peach eropEs in Ross Ross county,
PpaRiaeS at4n b sgtf,44 iIEpprfAs Or
fharas that ought IS. bear thepss-r
pREGSPSs6sIFb HiF not have one hun
pfeo' rdnuod,
The p. G. ~ st. L. Railroan Com
ereh tfreedqg at lDennison a
and two large shops, iHpiadS
ditionu ttoatheir already ~extepsiEe
oiA' 'nefe; 4egytGdE sd.
! eEfRiiGf PhiIAAiesotAe sAevsaBESsys:
Ng7blaskhsFgG authorities inform
EStAst the nersRswal be q fai1gFae
It's said that the blossoms feii off
tHtahFeeqgtt maturing into fruit III
RlpE Bentop5 Orange, Hooking
bounty, passed the following gsSo,5
|ttiem j'Rssolre4, nIhat @sd9#ill
purchase our Agricultural Ifeple,l
through our authorized
agents. casa goY sYGh .nommoJ
"EHE1t total value 0ftheI personal
pe9pettY in Ross county, is return
$~7,719,398. The Advertiser
says sfullylas. much more has sue
,essfully idodgQd the Assessor and
'eenl covered by United States
'ends Ug Isi.i ~ bJog Yi'5gl
iC4MBRIppGE, Guernsey county, had
$4,000 fire ON the FAD nit, des-
roying Simmons foundry, several
't9r bindings gaQasi $fogaqsed
y$he}ieYplosion ofTa coal tar vat
2 dthe foundry insurance only
'l,ooo' '.sb4asmo1q o. slgosd
The real estate oE2Wi@liamfH.
a bankrupt Of Gallipolis,
7ill be sold August 22d, The es-
s,ASaA Nt-A, G.sHaAAa flaG
4 ne, S sooqpPgiSeF SYtyJ5tYo parcels,
'riHhciippaa]llJy, town lots IN Gallip9lis
.NhoTe' Appraised at $7S,358,66,
Eve Aogng ladies fGQm Chilli
9thss, Miss Matte INcGpy, dapgh-
esrs Of Alex Mccoy, Esqr and Miss
IiYppier Ewing, daughter Of James
figured in the recent com
nsppcseemnept exercises at Augusta
TemaleT College. Staunton, Va.
30 5dJ 10 SHlOn GIn 9oGI yIIa1
IIaaEE Fqyette County Herald says;
Ma II. Pt5 Cherry, onaesof our gar
leneFs, informs that there Is alittle
JACK bug with a hornfattachedto it
hat is on the war.path after the
Colorado potato bug He attacks
he latter in, the back, and bores
llmImbYRo 9featt'' auuoy 9 10 qoaoA I'd
2THE fourth quarterly meeting for
Sg9vepoyt circuit, will be held in
The Ohio Conference Tabernacle, to
De located in Madison township,
IFrgnlIin county, Fair Grounds,
commencing July 18th, and eqntin7-
y four Or aye days, " will be a,
Basket Meeting ,E,,ro s :, ~.
! THE FayetteC County HerqM says
Psf. ,PsSoGdlBjnrssg ggeeportsaa epriQssi5,
ty in the way Of veterinary sur
gsys IFS recently removed from
ihe mouth Of q horse belonging to.
Samuel Greenle. q limestone. weigh