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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-05-14

THE Court Of Common Pleas con-
vened on Tuesday, May 6-Hon.
W. X. HASTINGS, presiding.
The Grand Jury was composed of
the same persons whose names we
published two weeks ago, excepting
six gentlemen who were absent and
excused. j. T. BLACK, G. W. SAY
LoR. Sol. SHIPLEY, c. W. GIsT, E.
d. DODGE and JOHN MILLS were
called to fill the vacancies. j. W.
RANNELLs, was appointed Foreman
of the Grand Jury. Ninety wit
nesses were examined. The Grand
Jury adjourned on Thursday after
noon.
A number of cases have been
disposed of.
Court will probably adjourn on
Saturday, the Oath inst, as there is
a large amount Of business to be
disposed of during the term.
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DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE
CHASE.

Hon SALMON p. CHASE was
again attacked by paralysis, on
Thursday, the 10th inst, at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs.
WIN. HoYT, in New York city,
where he had gone on a visit,
and his death occurred at 1890
on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
He was born in Cornish, N. H.
January 18th, 1903, and was,
therefore, at the time of his
death, 65 years, 3 months, and
"a days old When II years
old, he came to Ohio, where
his education was superintend-
ed by his Uncle, PHHANDER
CHASE, then Episcopal Bishop
of Ohio. He graduated from
Dartmouth College New Hamp-
shire, and studied law under
VIM. WIRT, at Washington city.
From 1880 to 1S41, he practic-
ed law in Cincinnati, Ohio
On the 22doO of February, 1S49,
he was chosen United States
Senator by the Legislature of
Ohio. He was elected from
this State in 1856, and re-elec-
ted again in 1857, and at the
close Of his second term was
again elected to the U. S. Sen
aUe, lron which position ne was
called by President LINCOLN to
his Cabinet as Secretary of the
Treasury. After resigning that
office, he was appointed by
President LINCOLN, Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of the
United States.
The death of this eminent
public citizen makes a great
void among the living worthless
Of the country. |,
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The National Publishing Co., 178
Elm ST., Cincinnati, have sent us
specimen pages of an interesting
book entitled Behind the Scenes
in Washington" being a graphic
account of the Credit Mobiler In
vestigation, t he Congressional
Rings, Political Intrigues, Working
of the Hobbies, ETC., and showing
how the public moneys are squand-
cred, how votes are obtained, etc.,
together with sketches of the lead
ing Senators, Congressman, Govern
ment officials, ETC., and an accurate
description of the Splendid public
buildings Of the Federal Capital.
The work will be issued soon.
Agents are wanted.
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LAST week we spoke Of the re-
mains of ANDREW j. HIGGINs being
taken to Harper's Ferry, Va, for
interment. His father, aged about
80 years who had resided with his
son, ANDREW, at Zaleski, for several
months previous to his death, ac-
companied the remains to that
place. AT the grave, during the
burial service Of his only and much
loved son, the aged father fell dead.
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OK Tuesday, three weeks ago,
our friend CHARLES MILLER, of
Hamden, bid his family farewell
and departed. for Germany, expect
ing to arrive in New York City in
time to take a steamer which would
leave for the foreign lands. He will
visit the Worlds Exhibition at vi
ena. He was accompanied by
CHARLES AID and HENRY KERN, of
Chillicothe, and CHARLES HRN, of
Greenfield, Ohio.
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as also the Haversean canals, cavi.
ties peculiar to bone. AS old age
advances, the crusta accumulates,
forming sometimes quite an obsta-
Gle in the removal of the tooth.
The pulp chamber, also, some
times becomes wholy.obliterated by
its becoming filed with a dense
substance analogous to bone,
sometimes called secondary dentine.
Macarthur, o., April 28, 1873.
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Pm very unfortunate,
Weary OF life;
Rashly importunate,
I'll 60 for q wife,"

came direct from the "Sunny
South to the rigid North, and
here in Macarthur, caught one
Of our most loveliest and interesting
maidens, and will take her to the
land Of orange blossoms.
Many friends were present on
this happy occasion to witness the
uniting of
"Two souls with but q single thought!
Two hearts that beat as one"
and all went merry. The bride and
groom were dressed in superb and
faultless costumes and made a hand
some, attractive appearance.
The ceremony over, the happy
pair were congratulated by all pres
ent, after which all we're invited to
a sumptuous dinner. The table
was loaded with "good things" and
all partook heartily. 1t was a day.
and an occasion that will long be
remembered by all who had the
pleasure of being present.
Long life to them both, and may
Providence and prosperity give
them a home where peace, content
ment and happiness shall dwell
to end only when the angels come to
gather and garner golden sheaves
for the harvest-home in the land be-
yond the shores of time.
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The fourteenth Annual Conven-
ton of the Ohio Sabbath School
Union, at Akron, June 18th and
18th 1873. Rev. j. H. VINCENT, d.
D., will be present throughout the
Convention. w. H. DoANE will
conduct the music. The churches
and people of Akron generally, say
welcome. The schools in this place
will be represented in the person Of
Mr.. j. S. HUM.
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A SIx-LEGGED calf, an eagle, and
IN owl were shipped from this city
by MI. CHARLES ENGLE, to Cincin-
natl, last Tuesday aftern DON, where
they are to be exhibited. The calf
was born somewhere near London
berry about a year and a half ago,
md the eagle was lately shot and
captured on Dry Run. The price
being paid for the calf was, we be-
ieve, 5000 htllicothe Advertiser.
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ELEVATOR TO GoD.-The other
lvening, at the abatement Of q
of rain, a brilliant rainbow
Illuminated the sky. Our little
harley, four years of age, was
'atching it very attentively, when
nddenly he turned to his mamma
nd asked IL that was " an elevator
} take people to Cod"
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BEAUTY AT THE FIRESIDE
Unabated success Of
CRUMRS NF CnMEnRr

ELEGANTi d0RGEoUsI BRILLIANT!
Crumbs of Comfort, the greatest success of
the age Crumbs of Comfort, the pride of the
kitchen ana parlor. Thousands OF ladies at
test its worth, and unhesitatingl civ pronounce
IL the Queen of Lusters." The Press uni
versally praise 1t and proclaim it woman's ey-
cry day friend. Economical, lasting, unap.
pIoachable' Price 10 cents. Ladies will find
grocers, hardware dealers, country storekeep
crs, &C., throughout the United States and
Canadas. III. A. BARTLETT Il co, Mann
iactnrers Bartlctt's Backing, Pearl Blue, &c.
iiS, 10 ~ North Front street, philadelphia;
street, Boston. dw
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To oRREsPoNDENTs.-Letter on
Iubjects of local and general inter
est will have the best attention of
he Publisher Of the ENQUIRER.
No letter will be published unless
he writer communicates his real
lame and address, not necessary
|or publication, but as a guarantee
NJ good faith.
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The Pound-master rejoiceth; the
vners Of stock mourneth. During
lc last few days and nights he has
,und quite a number Of animals
no were not at home. Only 81 for
orses, Scots for COWS, etc.
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J. A. MARTIN, Of the firm Of MAR
N 4 Co., Zaleski, obtained q posi-
on ON the Baltimore & Ohio rail
,ad, and has removed to Harper's
erry, Va,
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THE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS
So, So, SO

Eleven large greenhouses full OF choice
Green-house and Bedding Plants. A 58-page
lion Norway Spruce and other Eyergreens,
and $1,000 choice Grape Vines, $4,000 Currants
Raspberries, NC. 100000 Sweet Chestnut,
Trees, 0 inches to eightfeet high, the best nut
and timber tree on the Continent Fine year.
ling trees by mail, only 80 per 100. Chestnuts
preserved for planting, by mail, per ID, soc.
Also, Spanish Chestnut trces, Black Walnut,
Bntternut, small Norway Spruce, &c, &c., by
mail, II desired. A Circular sent free Oh ap.
plication.. Tulip trees, Scotch Birch, Sugar,
White and Norway Maple. In fact, d full as
sortment OF Ornamental, Deciduous and Ever
green trees. Nursery established 10 years,
700 acres, II Greenhouses. Address
STORR4, HARRISON q CO.,
Paincsyillc, Lake County. OhiQ..,
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The Ohio Constitutional Con-
sntion assem- bled in
y State House at Col
pbus yesterday--Tuesday.
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The Pan Handle railroad has
the Cincinnati and Mus
kingum Valley road, and it will
hereafter be operated by that com
pany.
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Never

Neglect q Cough! Nothing is more certain
TO lay the foundation for future evil conse-
quences. " N
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS
are a sure cure for all diseases Of the respira.
OF the throat, Colda, Group, Diphtheria, Ash.
ma Catarrl, Windpipe or Bronchial Tubes,
ana al diseases of the lungs.
IN al cases OF sudden cold, howeve- taken,
THESE Tablets should be promptly A-d freely
nsed. They equalize the circulation Of thd
DloGd, mitigate the severity of the attack, an
,ylll, IN . very short time, restore healthy nee
tion TO the affected organs.
wells Carbolic Tablets are put UP only in
blue boxes. Take no substitutes. III they
cant be had at your druggists, send at once
them by return mail.
Don't be deceived by mutations.
sold by% druggists. AfayH Price CSC. q box.
Join KELLOGG, IS Plat St, N, Y.
States. 4y
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A. T.. DRAKE and WILLIAM SHRY,
DO have been absent from their
'me in this town, during the past
10 months, have returned.
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AT the last examination of teach
is the following named persons re-
,ived certificates as follows:
For twelve months: w. F. YVES
ut, ELLA ALLEN, and LAURA GIL
LIAM.
For six months; A. W. SALTS,
ld CALLIA ROACH.
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Agents Wanted for the
O~NDEyELOPES WEST
rive xe0...cs in the Territories.

wps~p. BY j. ii. BEADLF,
IN CORRESPONDENT OF CINCINNATI
w. A%ERcIAL.. The only complete history Of
the Pacific Its Resources, Climate, 1nhabi-
tants, Natural Curiosities, etc, with life and
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and knows more about their Resources, etc,
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New Advertisements.
Umpire POULTRY YARDS.

Dark and Light Brahmas, Buff and Par
fridge Cochins, Hondans, Leghorns, and all
leading varieties. Eggs for Matching 50 per
warrant one~half or more of every dozen sent
out by us to hatch, il they do not we will send
another dozen at one-half price. Eggs sent G..
o, d. if desired send stamp for Illustrated cir
cular. Address DR.. Q. LEWIS, Marlboro,
Stark Co., Ohio. IS :
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Making a Total of TWO fHo6fsXNp Pre-.
mlums, worth TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Every subscriber who RENTS $500 for a
years subscription will have his name regis
tered, and will be furnished by return mail a
receipt, giving the date and number to which
represented by q duplicate In the distribution.
Agents sendinfl 10 names and 5000 at one
time receive a free paper one year and have
their names registered as participants for
premiums.
Specimens of Copies, Posters, Premium
Pamphlet and Subscription Blanks sent free
to persons desiring them. Address
FARAN q MCLEAN,
l42-tf.-w&el Cincinnati, Oh
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HOME REFERENCES.

Morrison q Badly, grocers and Commission,
merchants II. &. Staley, proprietor of Plan
ter House ; Stout u Wilson, Agricultural
warehouse, or any of the gentlemen named in
the Endorsement OF our advertisement.
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POTATOES
NANSSHENT. OND
sweet Potato Plants (!
40 lily Tomato AID Cabbage Plants,
Cultivated. and for sale by
A. :. WOOD, Webster, Iron Furnace r.. O.
SciotO County Ohio.

FURNISHED UNTIL July lsT, 1873
Having increased my facilities for the pro-
pagation of Yellow and Red Nansemond
Sweet Potato Plants. 1 will furnish 0Oolo
variety
300 for s1,S5. $500 per 1000, 1880 Der 5000,
$500 per 10000. Tomato Plants, BIC. nner doz-,
$3.50 per 1000. -
In ordering from me you may RELY ON re-
ceiying GOOD THRIFTY PLANTS, nut mn In
damp moss so as TO carry 5000 m'rems n neces-
sary, and arrive In good condit ion. ANY 70
sponsible person 10 authorized to act as age,,t.
In ordering give plain directif m for shipmen (.
also Postofice address In FULL Large amount
should be registered. Addr cas- ali ordcrs 10
A. L. WOOD, Iron Furnace p. o..
16-1m-e 8 ciota countv. 0Hbio
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W.T. q: s sI.ss....: :ss's ;..s.s.:i n,
sm~assaeyAs; lese q ss.nsn, spes..4
i6ss Of nassssry. nd sSsssssssd In.
scsspss, and is:SSsS,sisE, GA 4 ssys.-
H2difT. runs sovSkSfdN lESsbT ieass
up thu, systernt ARRESTS Tire disehafges, snd I'm,
para yigor end enemy, iifs and Vitality 70 She
entlfo man. They have cured thousands n eEsssL
s sI's' x; X gs Z g ssss 1850 g AZ c & ss saS 4 js.ssFs.EE
sEsoA or u per Ninalq bom. SOLD w ALL Drug
lbRtss end sgntby mail u xEcslpto VI ruse, ,AAap}1p
lEUMPHRnwR MOlrVoRAfHiQ WibI6Iixh
Co.. ~9D BscApw4y, W y. esSt ~ dc'uisr.
f1siin eddy
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IMPORTANT 70 FARMBRs-THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY IN IL WORLD.
Endorsed by the Press endorsed by the
Clergy endorsed by the Medical Faculty
Endorsed by the Seed Dealers endorsed BY
Druggists endorsed by Planters and Far.
mers endorsed by Every Person.
Extra Early 32-Rowed Corn.
1t is a genuine Screwed sweet corn, grow
ing from 10 to 10 feet in height. Last year
planted the first Of May it was sold in the
market, July 23d, (Si days.. A later planting
was ready in &c days.
ITS CLAIMS.
/. 1t will produce more corn to the acre with
the same cultivation and in any variety OF
soil. 2. 1t has u greater depth Of kernel than
any horse-to0th variety. 3. 1t has q smaller
cob than any 32-rowed variety. 4. 1t weighs
Is pounds to the bushel, sealed measure. 8. 1t
O., 1t is a solid white transparent corn, with
white cob. Z. 1t grows more vigorous and
rlpens Its whole crop earlier than any Of the
other large field varieties in America. 8. 1t
makes better meal, being sweeter and richer.
y. 1t bears more foliage which makes more
feed. ~. 1t can be planted on land from which
wheat has been harvested, or from which po-
tatoes have been dug, fully ripening before
frost. II. The spikes shoot out within four
1eet OF the ground, consequently the crop is
NV w DO ploolIulCND NY ulBH Ml0uS. ~
Is likewise easier TO gather. IL. 1t bears more
null grown ears Of corn on each stalk than any
large field variety. 10. The tap roots pene-
trating the subsoil to q very great depth it
will stand severe drouth better than any other
variety of corn. ii. 1t can be successfully
grown in any State.
We give the most satisfactory references
that the corn is, in every respect, what we re-
present 1t TO be and further, we are the only
persons throughout the country who have in
troduced this variety OF corn. Having q guam
tity, we are now able TO I'LL all orders for those
DESTROYS OF testing IL. Last season we could
have sold 1000 bushels more, but could not iii
the orders.
EMcMRNM@z
In order that all may receive seed, we have
reduced the price to 81 per package. Any per-
son who will get up q club OF Ave will receive
g package gratis. Fifteen packages for $40.
Fifty packages for $50. A corn-stalk will &C
company all orders above $40 with from 5 to 8
spikes for sample. Address,
MARSHAL & MORGAN,
Holston, Virginia.
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INDEPENDENTS

We. tbe undersIonod c~itiyono ~ o,o.n
Va. having examfned soma nS tha V Cala,
Corn. grown on Mr. .Jamns uhithousS; nlncse
one mile east Of This Mace dn nnr,5,i arm
some OF the stalks prddnccd al "jv osSnniiIISys 'nat
largest spike we noticed measnred IPa N Sne
CANT ~ Morgon "io""o'
Henry an @ Kcnnadrv Fac
EFGardon' Mergbanti'
CLARK, Pres Notjon n, pooL
We h nndersioned' dn hs nahH ,os,,er Cha.
the above named gentlemen are actually resi-
dents Of Oseaola, Va,
CHAs. ID. LORD, Justice of the Peace
REV, ALFRED u, T0MPKINs.
oep,o,, ~ "a. a. 49,
Mossrs. Marshal i NMora@ns, 4 = W.. " aow
Gnrt aan" :. nioiBani ltoisVun,
vonr Chinese Corn y q y readegted me % rive
/ ap pIa mtn s on H. .n iStb " Ta lSu aisaGp" nted dat at Il!
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E00 AGENTS WANTED for our large
"World" Map on reverse side. Each Map
4OxOO. Large sales ! The best Maps out.
En0 Agents wanted for our Religious md
OVV Historical Charts. Just out: "Christ
Blessing Little Children" Win find q place
in every Christian home of the land. Address
Chart Establishment, 1O7 Liberty st, N. Y.
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Additional Locals.
Hymenial.

On Wednesday, May 9TH, 1878, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ, ut the residence OF the BRIDES parents,
In Macarthur, Ohio, by the Rev. Doughty, Mr..
A. N, ~CUNNINGHAM, OF Dalton, Georgia, and
Miss SALLIE A. Redo, of Macarthur, Ohio.
at is not good for man to be
alone" so says an old proverb; his
cup Of happiness is sweeter when
shared with another whose very
being vies with his own. Mutual
sympathy is the well-spring of hap
piness, and no congeniality can ex-
list without it-nothing can supply
its place. These, we doubt not,
were the sentiments of Mr.. A. N.
CUNNINGHAM, who, to avoid the con
tinued recurrence in his thoughts
of.
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GENTS A RARE CHANCEi

We will pay all agents $40 per week, in cash,
who Will engage with us at once. Everything
furnished, and expenses paid. Address, A.
COULTER, &CO, Charlotte, Mich. 4w
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Extra Earlv go oWed Corn,

It Is q genuine Borrowed sweet corn, grow
planted the first of May it was sold in tn,
market, July 23d, (si days.. A later planting
was ready in &c days.
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Chinese Corn.
NORN AND NOT COTTON rs
~ KING
Chinese Corn"

IMPORTANT TIC FARMERs-TBE GREATEST
DISCOVERY IN THE WORLD.
Endorsed by the Press /: endorsed by the
Clergy endorsed by the Medical Faculty
Endorsed by the Seed Dealers endorsed by
Urn n0igtc , an1nnoad Iu DlonNaro md LNo,s
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21

: PERcENTAGE.-What's the use Of schools
Our Yankee friends have bad public schools
for q generation or two, and yet the New
York kilograms made us say in substance
Yesterday we have SO often censured
other people for saying-that percentage
counting downwards, may 60 above one hun.
dred. We were made TO say: "Shawls are
imported uio Mexico at a thousand pei
cent. below their value" Since the whole
value is one hundred per cent, and shawl
given away is "sold " at only one hundred
per cent. below that value, we are utterly
unable to imagine what is meant by ga
thousand per cent. below their value"
We suggest to superintendent BINFoRp, OF
this city, that he make percentage Il speciality
in his schools. Let all the boys in bis
schools ut least be taught that hundred
per cent. is the whole of anything, counting
downwardS. Counting upwards, we may
have thousand per cent. or more. Let us
illustrate the idea by saying that boy
having but single apple might reduce his
stock one hundred per cent. by selling it, or
giving it away. He couldn't reduce it more !;
for he couldn't give away more than one
apple, having but one. But he might buy
ten Others, thus increasing his stock a thou
sand per cent.