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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30

PANORAMA. --Romoli Brothers New Colos-
sal Panorama will exhibit at Mt Zion (Bap-
tst) Church on Friday night the 9Th of
November next, and at the Baptist Church,
in this place, the following night. None
should fail to attend these interesting and in
siructive exhibitions as the proceeds are to be
appropriated to the renovation of the Churches,
and the price of admission, for all ayes, is
very small-25 cents We have observed
notices in papers of the cities in which this
Panorama has shown, and they commend it
to all as instructive and speak highly of ii as
success.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30

Maryland Agricultural College is to have a
special proiessorshp of nautical science, CIV
ing instruction without charge in navigation,
steam and practical gunnery to young men
destined for the merchant marine. Captain
William II Parker, graduate of the naval
school, will be al the head of this department.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30

The official returns in Ohio give the Demo-
Gratis II, 2o2 majority, and thirteen Congress
men out of twenty. Last year the Democrats
had only seven Congressman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30
ADJOURNED MEETING.
TO TREspAssERs.

HEREBY forwarn all persons from tres
passing on any of my land, in any manner
whatsoever. as will enforce the law against
all so offending.
octe-3t J. MONTGOMERY BEAN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30

0Lp STYLE DEMOCRATS. in October old Bill
Allen has covered himself with glory in Ohio,
and in November old Sam Tildeu will cover
himself with glory in New York. And then
the great question will be, which of these old
fellows shall be President? Allen has the
foudest voice anu Tiden the longest head OF
all the candidates. Either of them might do,
perhaps.
The above paragraph from the New York
Sun, (Repuhlican, shows plainly how they
regard their prospects in the Empire State
and indeed throughout the country With a
Democratic majority in the next Congress.
ii will not make much difference who shall he
our standard-bearer in the Presidential con-
test, ms be will certainly sweep the country
like an avalanche. Democrats of Montgom-
cry, by proper effort we can at least make a
change OF too votes in that BODY. Shall we
do it2 Let the answer resouud in thunder
tones from the balloi-box on next Tuesday.
BRING Our THE YorERs Let every Demo-
erat in the county see to it that no voter is
allowed TO stay at home on account of having
no way to get TO the polls. Hitch up your
teams and bring them along, as we shall need
all the votes we can get.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30
TO TREsPAssERs.

hereby forwarn all persons from trespass-
ing on my farm, with dog, gun, or in any other
manner, as | shall enforce the law against all
SO offending.
oct l6-5tn JOS. T. BAILEY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30
THE MARKETS.
Reported ceekly for the Sentinel by H NJ. Tall
BorT, Commission Merchant.
Church Dedication.

HERM0N PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH of
Montgomery county, two miles northwest of
Cabin Johu Bridge, will be dedicated on Sun
Gay, the 9Th of November, 1874.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30

ns- STovELL's AGuE CURE. 50
CURE WARRANTED OR MONEY REFUNDED.
SOLD AT MONTGOMERY COUNTY DRUG STORE,
ROCKVILLE, Nh.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30
POLITICAL MEETINGS!

va The Democratic and Conservative Vo-
tiers of Montgomery county are requested to
attend public meetings Of the party, TO be held
on
SATURDAY, October 3lst, 1874,
at the hour of 2 o'clock, P. NJ, at the follow
ing places
Ia YTONS VILE CLARKSBURG,
POOLESVILLE, ROCKVILLE,
COLES VILE.
ELOQUENT SPEAKERS will be present to
address The people at each of the above places.
Let every Democratic and Conservative vo-
ter in the county be present, TO hear the words
of good cheer from our recent glorious victo-
ries in the West.
EDWARD J. OWEN,
GEORGE PETER,
L. B. PRETTYMAN,
State Central Committee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30
NEW FALL STOCK.

I HAVE just received large Fall STOCK
4 OF GOODS for which am offering great
inducements 10 CASH BUY Frs and selling
upon no other terms Persons huying upon
these terms will find it greatly to their inter-
est to give me call, as | know | nm selling
cheaper, and can do it, than those who sell on
time,
Save Yourselves the painful necessity of lie
lug refused credit. hy not asking for it, as
am Determined to stick strictly 10 cash prin-
ciples without regard 10 persons.
JULIAN GRIFFITH,
oct 9-3m Darnestown, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30
RYE WANTED.

DYE WANTED at E. LYONS MILL, OIL
h Rock Greek, near Georgetown, D. C.
sep ls-3w
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30

HARD MoNEy.--It is announced, among the
political rumors Of the day, that the Radical
leaders have decided to carry on the canvass
in future on the hard money issue, arraigning
the Democratic party as drifting toward inha-
plan Speaker Blaine takes the stump in New
York and Pennsylvania. He will have hap
Ply time advocating hard money as Republic
can principle in the latter State. Like their
brethren of the Far West, the Radicals of
Pennsylvania 60 for rag money and more
of il.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30

INSTALLATION On Tuesday night, the 9th
inst, Rev. E. H. Cumpsion, formerly of this
town, was duly aud formally installed as pas
tor of the new Presby terian Church at Berke-
ley Springs, West Virginia.
Hon. Montgomery Blair of this county,
delivered address to ten thousand democrats
gathered at Tammany Hall, New York, on
Tuesday night, to ratify the nomination OF
Mr.. S J. Tilden, democratic candidate for
Governor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30
Notice to Creditors.

NJ Office is hereby given that The subscriber
IN has ubtaiued from the Orphans Court
OF Montgomery county letters testamentary on
4 he nefatp If
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30

Get out every Democratic vote on Tuesday
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30

OUTRAGEs The business of man fuacturing
''outrages" in the South, for political effect,
is rather on the decline. A special correspon-
dent of the New York Times, strong Repub-
lican, writing to that paper from Alabama,
says there is no ''reign of terror, - no 'war of
races, and no Pretense that recent crimes in
that State have been instigaled by political
motives The Sumter county arrests are turn
ing out badly al Mobile, and already two of
the defendants have been discharged. What
has become of the Outrage committee the
late Chattanooga Convention? We have not
heard of it since the late elections.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-10-30
Another Candidate.

The Fred Douglass Club" Of Allegany
county has requested Mr.. James II. Montgom-
cry, colored man, to be an independent can
didate for Congress in this district (sxth, J
and be has consented. The correspondence,
as published in the Cumberland Times, -
alleges dissatisfaction of the colored voters at
the opposition to the Civil Rights bill by Mr..
Lowndes, the republican nominee that he is
not thoroughly IA republicans that if he should
be elected he could urge in Congress the fact
that he was openly opposed 10 the Civil Rights
bill, and was supported by colored voters in
spite of that opposition, as sufficient proof
that the coored people do not desire the pas
sage of the bill. The Times says of the
new candidate that che is above the average
in education and intelligence, and man of
quiet and unobtrusive Manners
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

him. Eiiss kept striking across
the fence with the rake until
George had thrown three pieces
Of wood, neither Of which, how.
ever, struck him. Elias then
started to the house and George
bit him in the back with what
appeared to be Q clod, from the
way the dirt Few. Elias then
called witness up to the house;
opened his shirt and said he
was shot, but could bee nothing;
noticed some blood running
down his cheek. Gave him
some water and coffee, and
gave him more next morning.
Gave him . dose Of camphor at
his request. AfieT taking It
he said he had taken bis last
dose; that o he was poisoned
Witness vent TO work and
about 10 o clock his wife came
to him and said Elias was dead.
Went to the house, and found
him leaning back dead, with q
tin cup in one hand and q
bucket In he other Then
looked up his brother, Owen
Irwin, TO take charge Of the
body. ,,.sa' ID ,a
About . dozen witnesses
were subj e0ned, but no others
we're examined. The jury 70.
tired and after q short delibsr-
alton returned q. verdict that
|he deceased came TO his
death by causes unknown "a
US" lheml. The defendant
was lhereupon discharged IRON
custody, and the crowd dis
persed, not, however, without
some pretty hard CRITICISMS up
on the jury, for not making !
thorough examination Of al
witnesses, and a more search
ing investigation as to oil the
iscts connected with the deaf b
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
the MODEL BAKER


10 another evidence Of the advance.
msnt Of mans iprenuity although 1t
is q simple cooking utensil it IL the
woman's household treasure. 1t can
bs used in any cooking stove and is
adapted to all the purposes Of Baking
browning, ,Stewing,, Broiling, Roasting,
Frying, etc, lt is air tight, and there.
fore retains all the steam, and flavor
raised by the heat, making food more
healthful and more nutritious. 1t re-
quirss no water, basting or attention
Whatever during the cooking process
The Model Baker Is for sale ty
Preston Vandervort, Hubert House,
McAfthnr Persons Wishing 10 test it
will call as above. I will sell single
Bakers or will dispose Of the right for
Vinton county. 4 --- nm s,--.
The following persons have tested
the Model Baker and refer 10 them
for evidence that IL will do ell that ls
claimed for il: = a..'
T. B. Davis and wife, George LantI
and vito, M X. Barnes and wife, K. P.
Boutwell,, Alex. Pearce aud wife. John
Jones and wife, J. s Will and wife, &.
A. Bratton and wife, L.aO PeTdue and
wife, J. s Huhn and wife, g. W.
Brunton and wife, Hiram Hubert, also
the boarders at the Hubert House. II.
G. Jones and wife, D v. Rannells and
wife. PRESTON VANDERV0RT. 4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
M R. BARNES,

PETERS Musical Monthly for
July consatus pix new songs
aud FIVE instrumental pieces by
the best and most .pePslar-au au
fhors. Itis publtshed at $3
per year, and the July number
contains more music than
would retail TOR thatsum. 5. ~,
The same publisher has also
commenced the issue OF a new
musical journaF--"Ls b Creme
de la Creme"-in which Is pub
lished the very finest selections
for more advanced players
Price, "a per year. The music
OF each number, in sheet form,
would cost about the price Of q
years subscription. Address,
J.L. Peters, ,699Broadway, N. Y
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
sTATEi OF OHIO,
Insurance Departments
,.TsCoAursus, February issh. ir4.

yETHER Eis. the New Ensland Mutual Lie
w Insurance Company located q Boston, u
slsts 4 sworn slat emsns b. ths ppcbsr o.
GERS thereof, show ng its condition and bus,-
ness aud has con Piled II ell other reapectss
With che laws Of this STATE, feihting % Lite Ia
surancs Companies, Organised oy act OF Goa
stsis Of che Onitsd ssates. = = =, ~ 4
Not, therefore, In -pursuance Of law. !.
William 2. Church, superintendent Of lnsur-
snce 6i the staie Of Ohio, do hereby certify,
that said Cbmpany q authoriesd 70 trsnsacs
its apbroptiatb busaness q ufe insufance q
current rear. The condition and ousfuess Of
said company at the date Of such statemeut
December slst, ls13) 10 shown 90 follows:
AgRrexate amoult OF admitted -.
selsinCludipg the sum ofsz,2ss,.
z va IS In premium 'notes and flE-e
ISaSs poiic,es %'ia 10 iorcs. S e. is,s,olis 81
Aggregate aniount Of liabilities, In. "
eIudiug sli l0i ,sis Oo fnr TO In. - 2.
sursnce reserve lI,s9s,7ss ID
Amount ofin, ONE for the preced ...C.
ing y ar in cash 1.sSls6Io "
Am cunt. OF premium note Of In 4.
come efor the spreceding year so6,2f3 81
Amount d expendi.dsts Sr thAI ..
| !, pyecsdina year IN casli, ,e07 ,6sT 20
Amount OF premium Aots sxpsa- . .'a-N
N,tures for the preeedilE year. 3S1,S1o VI
fL.s.) Id wirness whereof. have hereun,
10 subscrlb. q my uanne, md caused the seal
sssSs urttca. WM. CHURCH,
- ',.'sTl. % sii5xr Buperissssass4
v yesx Z. RArss, agsus a AcArthur,0.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
The FavOrite Fine Cut

vlNHE .'ChtWers' Choice, 10 now taking the
II lead oieh other brands. Bright in color.
pleasant In taste, tough and lasting In chew,
ihia tobacco possesses every quality 70 euit
fully 100 cheaper per pound, than any other
bfand Of the same grade and perhSps less
quality. 100 buck cts Of this celebrated brand
dave been sold In Chlllicothe alone within
Ahs iaht two months, and trade still lncreas.
nag. -Isy ~. SCH 3ft Ek i. kkAMEE
AgsnsS aaa seli at lowest Factory Pnces.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

A star roll is made up at the
end Of each year. II is obtain
ed from the average mean
grade by beginning with the
highest average and proceed
ing in order towards the lowest
until one.third OF allt the aver
age 10 taken f'L'l
~ Ss'naa M r. IA RNES
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

Ma. J oHxsoH has been absent
fr om home and failed to iur.
pish Us the msnusosipt tos the
o oncludiug portion Of bis ar.
ticl Q on Iths vine question. 1.
will sppsar neg 10 week. IFc ,'oeio
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

EvEsSsoDr is complaining
sbou. the dry weather. The
ths rmouae.er ranges up TO 1ts
u AspAas. 10 fsiu, and veg,
citation 10 iairly burning up
Gardens and the pastures have
"yone where The woodbIne
twineth -r1 A.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Levi II. wilcox and Nancy Jane
Baker. .1AY ,1T}A fHHb,j
Hiram Welson and Sarah A. Redick.
Jesse HUFF aud Sarah Jane Shoema.
ker.
Josiah Shoemaker and Nancy Gar
rett. .r..4r..lc' .r cga
John Mitchell and Mary Ann Nor
gan.
William Haybron and Mary Eliza
beth Hay. .a'-@3H@ ''s.a'''-'
Solomon Farmhouse and Martha e.
len craig.
Robert III. Leach and Sarah c.
Weleh. ni,T .gB Qailmsj
Willialh 8. Pierce and Mary Ellen
Webb. a.. a2i tf,,'-5
james Peoples and Mary Erwin.
Thompson Ervine and Ellen Ander-
son. --aa eIiiu4'al'4. ~ 'r'-' !,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

THE following statement ex-
hibits the department, lessons,
examinations and mean grade
of only those members Of the
McArthur High School who at
tended the regular annual sx-
aminaiions s4 se
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
The Supposed Murder Case.
Post Nortsm and 0orOnsrS Inquest
THE DEFENDANT ACQUITTED.

THE DEFENDANT ACQUITTED.
---o---
George Irwin was arrested
last Wednesday night on sus
picion OF having murdered bic
uncle, Elias lrvih, on the Mon
day evening previous. On
last Thursday morning Squire
Payne, q jury and Drs. D. V.
and Chas. RannellS went to
Zion graveyard to make q post
mortem examination OF the
body, and make such further
investigation 40 might appear
necessary. % l.'oi
Zion graveyard 10 situated
on a high hill near VIM. Crows,
n Clinton township, with beau
.iful natural surroundings and
conuanding 2 magnificent
view of the adjscent couH.
try. The graveyard itself was
in q shameful condition OF 0i-
lapidation and neglect. II is
uneDclosed, grown up with un.
derbrush, and heaped upwith
rails which had formerly been
pens en- closing graves. II
would be hard to imagine a
more dilspidated place for
christian burial.
On opening the grave and
removing the corpse it was
lonnd that the blood from a
wound IN The left temple bad
soaked the pillow on which the
head recIined, and ran through
that, saturating the ground, and
had also run down the coffin to
the feet VI the corpse. The
body was rapidly decom-
posing and showed a cut about
two inches long on the arm,
a,d a wound made by some
blunt ins trumsnt in the left
temple. the latter being about
an inch long, hhalf as wide,
aud penetrating to the skull,
The marks of violence upon
the body, and blood in the cof-
fin and grave, made, upon its
isce, a serious looking case for
the young nephew who was
there under arrest, awaiting
the result oi The examination.
About I O'Clock The surgeons
completed there post mOrtsm,
and the jury, witnesses, snd
crowd attrs cred by curiosity,
adjourned to the residence of
Richard Timms 10 complete
the investigation.
DR.. u. V Ramells being du
" sworn stated that Upon ex
animation of the body found
sligh: confused wounds on lett
side Of face and head, also
two unimpOrant wounds upon
LETT arm; most serious injury
puHciured wound 10 lett TEN
pie, passing through the a. shy
portion Ofthe temporal muscle,
penetrating 10 the skull. Upon
careful examination lOund no
appeara zee Of injury TO the
skull. No evidence oil injury
to the brain, except slight
amount OF congestion in The
lett hemisphere as compared
with the right. Stomach al
most empty, mucus coating in
u highly congested condition.
An unusual amount OF conges
ton about upper portion OF
both lungs. Found heart and
liver in about q normal condi
tiou. Intestines much dis
tended with gas. No other m
natural appearances. l do no,
think the wounds alone could
have caused the death Of the
party. di elIoa 70 ~so 3a'i.Ee
D.. v RANNELLS. M. D.
, I attended at the above men.
toned examination and fully
concur with the above state
meat Of d. " Rapnells. ,'1 .'...i 2'9i
@. S. RANNELLS, M. ID. Z
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
TEA. Aa MIS- WANTED.

TEA AGENTs wanted IN town and country to
sell TEA, or get up club orders, for the lar:
gesi Tea Com pany in aAmeflca. importers
prices and induceme nts TO aRenta. send Tor
circular. Address, ROBERT WELLS. "a
vesey st., NY p. o Boz 1887.
TAs Ckyt,tian Union, henry Ward Beecher,
Editor. Of Oct a5tb last, says; .'Pafties Wish.
ing 10 get uT clubs. and all who can Kft or.
TAe Re,u YorE Weekly Trbsms, OF Sep Sd, says:
"Ah oranges should write R0bt. Wells for
ciFculsr
Tks Ses,As, ofsept. 2o.. says: "Robt. Wells Is
thoroughly rehable." 2sapr
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
slhk TAR ENCAMpMENr
& .''5il7 5,F No. fi5, |. 0. 0. E. /.

'95 l..l,s.. - ID OCULAR Mee.ings ofthis In
I, ICeampment will hereaiter be
4 s:Id q the .:cs.e SS sPa ..ss las:
1Is: !: 9as o. 'S:S :a :9s agesS e
Atlshd' "a PARIS HORTON, c.P.
JvnS r.. .RAFER, o,
.'sdtAgthaes Feby II, 1870. ~ af.a"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
The Black Band
Iron Ore.
What the Analysis Shows.
Two Tons of A.oasted Ore
Will Make u Ton of Iron.

Mr. Chas. I. RAIDER has made
a partial analysis OF the newly
discovered vein Of black band
iron ore, AID the result Ia full
better than was anticipated. II
will be seen by Mr.. Raiders
letter gwen bel, W shat 1t will
yield about the same per cent
age ot iron as the famous
Scotch Black Band Iron Ore.
The great feature of the ore,
and that which adds chiefly TO
It's value over other ores. is
that it carries within itseif y
large per centage Oi fuel which
IS valuable in reduclng it to
iron. in appearance it looks
TO be a cross between a shale
and q camel coal, q, d ut fret
was claimed to be Q vein Of
camel coal, and under that be-
lief it's burning qualities we're
tested. Of course il failed 70
give satisfaction as = fuel, but
il .is now known to be, among
the most valuable Of known
iron ores. Below we give the
letter from Mr.. RAIDER, who is
an experienced mineralogis,,
both Theoretically and praciic
ally:
OFFICE OF BANcRoFr & RApRR,l 4
PRJPRIsroRs OF VISTON FUR
MACS AND Co L MINES. VINTOH (
FuRNAcg. O., June 29th. 1874
Samuel Trimmer, Egg, NcAr-
thur, Ohio: e rJr2rG
DEAR SIR: II have examin ed
this day one Of the samples Of
black band ore sent me some
time ago and find that II con-
tains IN 400 parts s7.27i per
cent. OF metallic IRON This re
suit approxImates quite closely
to the Scotch black band ore as
far as the precentags Of iron
is concerned The want Of
sufficient ,ehemical, apparatus
debars me At present from
making 4 tull 4halSsisi Z This
want I expect win soon be
supplieds asdl RnIiahen' be
able to iurnish yoa>with the
tuIl amount o. all the ingredi,
ents. The sample examined
was the email kidney. Two
tons Of this ore after being
thoroughIyroa should make
atom Of iron. Would -be pleased
to have you send me . good
average sample from each vein
stating. also TiRs thickness y
same. Label each sample 81
that there may be no possibil
,ty OF get them mixed. y.
Yours respectfully : e :
/ .GgHT 4 ol7OH 49, I. RAIDER
1. .OrHfR sUaxAcE, Jacktc'
-A-a.r -.~A. s~a- Af.~9
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. y: y; Z; : !:
IA 4O4dA w.. D.. Berrien, Michigan.
1G,Eo A LECTURE
eseITo YOUNG MEN

Just published, In q Sealed Envelope. Price Six
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The world.renowued author, In this admirable
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Sent, under seal, To any address In aplain sealed
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

4 have recently perfected 4 pew method Of
packing my Potash or Lye. aDd atn now pack,
Ing It only in balls, the coating. OF Witch will
eaponiiy, and does not iniure the SOAP. lei
packed in boxes Containing "a and 40 one ID.
balls, and in no other way. Directions IL
soft soap with this Potash accompsny eao 4
packaga. 4. BABBlTTi
81 to 81 Washington ST., n. ".
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09

The BOARD Of School Examiners
for vinsOn County viii meet at the
Union School House, In AcArthar. on
tRS ist and Ord saturdays Of March,
April Nay, sep.snber, October and
November and the Lot Saturday in
.JsssAsy; lFebs6ary, Jane, July, Au.
guh SnA December, in each year ES
AminAaions 20 commence at ten o'clock,
A. ~ Satisfactory esidenss Of good
taoral character win be required in all
lspssa Afss Of 50 ceats is required
~ nv frsn zach applicant
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-09
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Essiys % SAs Errors Of Youth, and the fel-
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