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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-01
Notice OlsSrlTS CoMMEyGEn.

Notice OF SUITS COMMENCED.
Two THE FOLLOWING N.AMEpHEfEy.
ants. and 10 all owners Of Of ~cisllaipx
Inc real estate ard Improvements lltfnlf
improvements when assessed, sefandr
hereinafter ii >ciibcd. known OF rnsuE
You nre hereby notified that sris hayesi
commenced in Justices Court before GnA
Gatc>. a JUST u Of the Peace in E%oreAsnr.
ship. in said county, Nevada. by the >lts
Nevada. plaintiff. against each Of the dAAs
ants hereinafter named: and each Of lltA.
lowing described Tracts ii Iarcelsc d land Nl
TIE improvements thereon, and I'M To'cad,,
VIII ~ separately assessed: and al owners
IL claimants 10 the IAN . hnoWncr unh'etl
10 rccuNr: the tax ard dellnlnrrcyTs'sdp
said defendant against sad lioltiig ~ Y
i~rai year cumfuClcirg January III, a..
-. and ending December %'- "
and that summons has bafn dlly l$a
in each case: and you areturther tolaaa.
unIc>s Won appear and answer llt cefjsI
filed in >aidcau>" OH or before iht:sAI'
january. \. Il. 1871. Judgment vii p ha
against Nou and the real estate AID lallnr
munt- herein described, for the al!oahl@A
AMI delinquency specified. ald co'i'~ '"'
.Ambrrst,r. stephen, mortsa;'' L
Ia,lman morigasor, persohaii !ope'i. AZ
"; a and dclinqueney~.~,E
Brady. james. lot 3. block Il, ManGs
Strvcy own OF Eureka; also iiH
hluca II. Munroe survey, town "h 20
reha:ta tax and delinaGeney".'"
BrucN y S,dgwich. ranch NnoWn ma
Governor tlillis ranch, onfailii
so acres. situate on the Eenala ~. 4,
in laid county: tax and dcllnlaehS.
, Comb. William, lot i. block :. tsa'
survey. f rrha. Eareha county, w ~
Yada:taN and dclin5 leney...~ :"
: Carroll. James, east - feet Of W.
block -, llctoy >Nrvey, Eulesa' ~ ~
and d.linuuency..... .........."
Coats. Lester. mortgage; tax ahu u"~ NJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..~-"."-.
Collins. " lllIain. mortgage IVA y
IT,
CInrk./. H.. mortgage: tax and dfil' "a
Foster. 4. f., uerSural prVleft!,ol%
Of horses and % h nd Of cattle, NY
s.orN ranch containing ! acre s~ :,
iriuipc St.,I's raIcn in SAID ep'h' 2;
and STAT: ian and dclinqueicy.;~
Gardner. VI. C., mortgage; Tax anu 81
a..
( lluntSnan, l.. ", land sit'a'tw L,1.
snde township, north OF j. "."" Il
r~sidepce: TAX End delinquencys;..s6
Johnson. H., east 10 feet iot -, 4.
MInroe survey Eureka IA ~
Magnolia SILVER Mining ana 81 b
Conn any, lots !, j., y. tarel a, and
imrroyymen'- thereon; tax 'n@ u
tHin'H" ~ hinrA :, nv
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q. s. Survey No. 90.

ro-;nrir- n, a rost marKed NO. IT. ;.
survey Ne. So" whence the Town ComranH's
Wi in Vanderbilt bears :. ~ - +. ~ feet;
r.. hoors y. - W. 81 feet and nut
ms tree y feet in diameter marEodH. y :. u.
i. hear, v. o7 ". IL feet; thence Running
S-Fn no fectt to post mGrKed No. 2t.S. sur
yay Ne. 90; thsnre N.$ - ". soi2,lo feet
to post marKcd No. 3 |. :. Survey No. 81:
y ', ~. y 80 =. lnI feet to post marked Ne. I
IS. Survey No. -: and thence ;. Il +. 800
fFa; t. ro<t Ne. /. the place Of beginning;
i.gn.airirr 300 acres. courses expressed
frpm Tie trac merriam with a magnetic vafi-
ann q. II last. This claim is on rnsar-
y4y,I laid and is bounded on the East by the
stockton Lode. .
ihr claim i. recorded in TOOK {, rage Il Of
tn, secret Canyun ! ~i.trict Mining hccords.
md a eeuy nj the notice and diaglanl can be
f1uud lo.ted n. shaft No. y upon the lode.
- ~ iNLl /. IinhN. kr.istcr.
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Public Notice.

NJ NElt> ANb ALL OTHERS ARE
" IthE notified II A. tho Hssse Consoli-
.al'i MINING tomI anv Limited will not be
-. .l,itlr lei iatirent OF laeor er material
to larfIcs having contracts or
= ~ ~ II N"rk IN any 81 the TOM any's
~ = IA Int, Secret canyon, or clsen here
i" h"Ieha county. JOHN j.. MURPHY,
w.. supe"n:. ndent.
-' 'et7f cr :. $50. ostt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-01
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

STATE ~ NEyNP -
Eureka county
bl>FEICr ATTORNEYS 0yrs,l
- December -, kr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-01
U. s. Survey No. 7o.

brelnrlne AT n lAst marked 40. L. 5. Sur.
Fey \". =, "Aercs The Town tumrany's we'll
III IN town o. \ afiorfi,t. bears south > -,
III 'tNi""t: The hcluurd hat bears rurth
WIN ie"t, In Ne. ) bears son,L 0 =,
"e>t - ieot. ami \ hut lnv Nee q inches in
diameter, narhcd l.. w.. ! L.. r. hears south
~ !ret; th'nro 7 nnlns south 20 west 200 feet
u POI haFhcd VI. IL Survey No. -:
MAohcc l">t No. / ~ >urvey No 10. made toI
tHs 'r,di,S AMI bertrand Mill and Mining
I'm any ulen TIA" >toct ton Lode, bears north
! "e>t ~ ieet; thence north IL west Nj
- 10 lo,t marked No.3 is. survey so. -.
lHtI.rr south - east M feat 10 post marked
- I ; Survey ". -: and thence >aH,h II
east >@ iert - ro,t No. The rlsrc of hui.
ma. ''A'a!lIis t'-lV0 acres; courses eN-
ni.>,tt' rom the true meridian with y nne-
~ variation - east. This ciaim l. on
uhs"Ite!e4 Land and is bounded ON neither
III Ny an hI"wn claimants: the nearest
Hii,H' ar thu ticddrs W. : and Srocnton.
IN cain i Recorded in COX {. rage Q Of
"a cert anyon li>uict Mining ke,ordS
"a q CUl! 81 IN, notice and diagram can be
Ina posted al thu bertrand shat upon the
.-l-. al CYRUS /. HORN, Register.
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bQafh o. % MY t0lnMls,luner
ATTEST: T. II. Harmon. Clerh.
NOTICE.

p II. BEATTY. ESQ., DURING OUR Ap.
III serHe will tc found q, our office and NJ.
end = al aur .uri-es.. a.
rs iIlLLH4usLaE uPp.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-01
pJTENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.

LIS. REcISrrK's oTTlCr.

:, TNFF'USI|N ."V.-,
rureKa, Nevada, Dee. -, Do. -.
,-OTICE Is HEREBY GlnEN THAI liiE
\ G,aidcs and Bertrand Mill and Mining
mrany (Pos,oihcc. address EarcHa; Ncva-
l., has this day hicd in this Office q diagram
,sc,her with a notice, OF arrlica'ioh 10.
ttrnt from the nited States. under act oil
gneress approved May. 10: Isl; for eight
updrci 5 D linear feet OF the ticddcs No. |
Tdr. the same RAINING -. feet northerly and
~ .cct suuthcrly from the SHAFT No. y, with
.tsi trrt nj tho southern end aud situated IN
secret CANYON Mining district: EureNa eoaanI,
- Nevada, ard described in thc plat ana held
notes on nile in this oiilcc a. follows. to-"it:
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NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT w
o.ops = my aIthori. ID az mt du-ing ny
!thtotaTs at Snce IRON Eu.eka.@ =
Il !gr- . L 81. " ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-19
THE AMERICAN ROUGH.

No other country ever produced such
an article. He can be distinguished
anywhere by the qualities that are en-
ameled on his scoundrelly coupte.
nance. He is so oowardly, orewel,
cunning and vicious that one does a
great wrong to call him beastly. He
is bully, ever imposing upon and
abusing the weak, and shrinking be-
fore the resolute and strong. He be-
gins life by robbing his father, if he
has one to know, and beating his
mother, and he ends II as New York
Alderman or Judge. There is no
place where the rough is found in such
perfection, if 1 may be allowed to use
the word as in New York. He
absunds everywhere in our blessed
land OF free institutions, especially
about our cities, but nowhere such u
speciman as in New York, Some
years since he was produced upon the
stage under the name of Nose, the
fireman. But Nose unfortunately for
himself volunteered In the beginning
of the late war, and appeared at the
first Bull Run as zouave. The PEN
sive public was Disguised to learn that
its favorits Nose ran away like pol
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-19
TIE OLD WHEELHORSES AND
THE CALL.

What do the gentlemen who oppose
the Call Platform want? Not one of
them has yet had the courage to say he
is opposed to the doctrine of resump-
tion--to say that it would be wise to
make paper money the substitute in
stead OF the representative Of gold.
They all say We also are in favor
of specie payments" If SO, what-ohl
venerable relics of a pastlpolitical gen
GRAFTON do you want2
The Call Platform demands that gold
and silver shall be the
basis Of the currency of
the country, that is to say, that paper
money shall be the representative of
not the substitute for gold and silver.
You are in favor OF that2 Well, then,
why are you cIamoring SO loudly?
Don't tell US, that you don't under,
stand the proposition a. We understand
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.
4 Tho fact 10 you don't know wha,
you are talkiog about; you are lot Of
sore-headed grumblsrs. You don't
think, you growl in the manner Of
bears who have sore heads. .s.s..s
The Gall Platform also favorsT a
speedy resumption ofspecic payment
that is to say, a policy1of finance 'Isha,
will make the greenback as valuable as
coin IN the transactions Of trade. Eve
favor that r. says Old Dick Richardson
the "old wheelhorse !" and all the
other sold wheelhorses''s echo eve
favor that" Well, then, Why are you
clamoring 40 loudly? You don't un-
derstnnd . the % proposition 5ai as
we do? Very true; be.
cause it is evident good old wheel.
horses, you don't understand The prop.
osition at all you are a lot of "old
whcelhorses" who arc mares, and you
are not likely ever again to foal q sen.
siblc political idea. go
The Call Platform also favor the
payment of all national indebtedness
in money recognized by the civilized
world-gold and silyer! Neigh your
displeasure sold wheslhorsesn; run of
and show your heels do. other things
stubborn wheelhorses and other horses
dot This displeascs you? We knew'
ltwould; but how would you pay the ma
tional Indebtedness ? In grcehbacks ?
Worry well but you desire 40
make grecnbacks worth their face in
gold. Ifyou do this, will there be any DIFF
ference between you sndthe Call men
Bonds paid in the equivalent Of coin,
are bonds paid in coin. But you would
just to spite the rascally bendholder'
reduce the purchasing value OF green.
backs To Forty cents % the ,doilstr- mst
what the bonds sold fSrEsud ttea paw
them. so tina; the rascslly bondhol-
aers shoald nS receive tor them more
;AA1 vas paid ior then? Is ,hs, wha,
T.l SAT But VIA; IS TO heco.ae Of the
ghllis vlls v,& t-s ;kls crushing the
i'urdl,slbzf I: gsecshst. z=si Ne
uir3s EVrrb rs lsf4le n caal ~ ;hsy
were VIA lie 30 s.s.&. vs-s s,,3.
voTl5 70; cvg-T Erss-:aSk il tks
hands Q! the farmers 1zi -s:Aa.sas
aud lAborers c: he lad bs vs.tA us.
IS ll,ils Is TIE crsssbssks p,ii 10 Tie
bo1aAolierss Shall ve, cid Wheel
horses," bite az CT, tsss L ssi.s e--
face! This = Eh,, yea zsaia have Is
Do. Let us rake goH a.; silrs- =.
basis OF ,Ae exrxasy. rses-n s. s,ss g
?ay5<a; a. so, L. r-1stSasss- a.;
thea gag u. rIascii isSs- Csne,
sov, e., vs--E.,-s-- - srs.-
WAsa ucCi 1GK ia ,1rsa .aa-. sr..
VIA
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LN De - FsFExr

IN BEE ENS5 o. = F5FESz.
10 aaScis- tsatMI v. pai~sa Al
i-tIs FIN ~ ne. 1rrls- ~ n.
HsEE,8 tEg SsE-a4.--aa rrHI lne
T-y viz'tas-rs lyar NJ Eiaa n
D-sri! * La es5s-
sfoss8Atsssr. NJ Oi@rsF .aass LIZ
ses= .E-,--ss3 = l&f.-. A.zfe,, e.
q Of . rssirI.z sEs;s.s.aa al Sas< 81
l3s-: al tlstf.' AZ te'.srss . :.
we're 70 t,:sas; - rt..&s-E-e tI~l.- Z
IA Ire p-t.ie iri..s, q, Fred, a.: ;:s
public might Il is1, sy s1st a ssssse
on bis ra't 70 tslisTs :. !, se=sv.s.
sgo;islseAl and isng%rtihssi- he iEers-
tore suHsrs IL aI.see sisssy ,.-~a,s-
'ions, ard sithgs. eezplaia: s.S-rs
uunsri,e1 sb1se.
This proMipen, sr,i. q p,,ieE. So
durenee We admire bat TIE BILL
TIS canno, be induced. even By .hssx-
pos,ulations of DIR. D., 70 pass By the
attack Of the Jourusi without giving
to it proper reply trsst
Sometime ago the Journsi charged
that the National bank and railroad
interests OF Cairo had been "weli rep
resented at the late meeting Of the
State Democratic Committee. Judge
Green and Mr.. Oberly were the repre-
sentatiyes Of Cairo in that meeting.
Therefore we concluded that the Jour.
nal had reference TO those two gentle.
men, whereupon we asked the Journal,
to inform US in what manner Mr.. o.
was interested either in railroad or q
bank.
To this inquiry the Journal has re.
piled: q
]. Mr.. Oberly is a railroad vice.
president. &. 81
| 2. Mr.. Oberly is a National bnnl
man because he dare not oppose the
Interests Of the Halliday Bros. .
| Let us see q f.
TO reply first we answer, that the
Journal furnished complete answer
when it said: We do not believe thai
Mr.. O.s connection with the G. & st. L.
X. II. has biased him in favor Of rail.
road interests, or against the interests
Of the people. 1t has not. Mr.. D
was appointed director Of the Cairo and
St. Louis railroad company by the gov
ernor on the request of the city coun
Gil Of the city Of Cairo, and of thu
county court of the county of Alexan
der he was made yice-president 81
that he might have authority to sigI
certain papers he has never received
a cent from the company as salary h
has always attended the meetings o
! the directory, paying his own expenses
he continues in the dirsetory .hscsus'
he IS anxious to have the road com
pleted, believing it to be, in the Ian
guage of the Journal, road that viii
do more towards building up Cair'
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been made to suffer 10 more ways than
one becuuse Of such opposition and
although he knows, that If be had pol
itical aspirations he would 6pd
in Capt. Halliday to-day a more formid-
able opponent than he would
find in Mr.. Potter, Mr., Oberly will
not, even to maintain his standing in
the favor Of gentlemen Of Mr.. Pottcr's
political influence, attack and denounce
men like Capt. Halliday because they
have waxed fat upon prosperity. q
Mr.. Potter Is mistaken. Mr.. Obetly
is not railroad man in the sense
offensive to the people, and he finds
little favor with banks, OF with gentle
man who, having great interests, are
restless when opposed in their desires.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-19

The Farmers-Indep<nisu, Re-
formers-of this con2res.isa1l il.;r..;-
have concluded 20 nomi1.,. 4 ct,5i-
date for congress. TIE dns al P,1.s
OF holding the c3nveDh0u have -: ys;
been fixed. The Democrats, L.bsral.
and Independen, Rsformsrs oggL: to
be united in the pending canTas..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-19

The Mound City Journal attempts
to throw discredit upon Capt. Halli-
days Democracy. Capt. Halliday il
ons Of the gentlemen who are very
careless Of the opinions Of anybody ia
reference TO their political standing,
but, SO far as We know, he has never
wayered in his opposition to Radical
ism. In every political canvass he is
one Of the most active, men g., in OPP
posing the Republican party. Why Is
the j ournal anxious to read such men
out ofthe Opposition party? Surely too
much aggrarianism hath made Potter
mad A'a
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-19

THE independent Retormers pro
pose to nominate two candidates in this
district for the lower house Of the gen.
eral assembly, and the Democrats Aud
and Liberals, two. Then the Republi.
cans will nominate another candidate
and elect both him and Inscore.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-19

\ Tho fact is you don't know what
you are talkiog about; you sre lot Of
sore.headed grumblers. You don't
think, You groWl in The. manner 90
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-19

Mr.. HENRY CARTER, the leader Of
the Conor Democrats Of Southern H.
inois, has enlisted under the Gag O:
Richardson, and Will rllly to the call
Of old Joe Ledlie. He aud Po;ts-
have concluded TO bringths Dsuocrati
ofihis par, of the world up 70 ihs lea.
lie Standard. ~ g LA u
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10 the Democracy, Liber-
ais and all other Opp0-
nents Of the Republic
can Party:

y
The Democratic State Central Com
mitsse, IN pursuance Of power vested in
it by the Democratic State Convention
of 1872, hereby gives notice that a
State convention will be held at I'm.
srRISGrIxLp, ON "WEDNESDAY, THE 26rH
DAY OF AUGUST, 1874, AT IAN.
Hiwsssgffk Sta'e ,olo desre to
remote the tollo'oiag purposes, are IN
sited TO join in sending delegates to this
convention "SJDJI gTEg
Isl, The restoration Of gold and sa.
yer as the basis Of he currency Of tie
country The speedy resumption Of spe-
Gle payments and The payment Of all
national indebtedness II The money rec
osnissd by J@ civilised ,corld. M
~ FRI 3p9mmeTe. letauaD
Sd. individual liberty, and oppoa-
ton to sumptuary lars.
All. Rigid rea,ictioa Of tie gorern-
"'ens, both state and national, to the
legitimate domain Of pOliGcal peeer,
by excluding ,heretrom all executive and
legislative intermeddHns oi,h The af-
fairs Of soeiety ,cherety monopolies are
fo'tered, Privileged classes ogyrandised,
andJasdioidual fnes,lom r@neessariy
aad oppressioely restruined.
9Th. The right and dmy etthe ytae
10 protect It's citizens from e1tortion and
Unjust discrimination by chartered mo
nopolies.
The committee, beliecing The opposi.
ton TO Republican mirule can harmo.
miousiy unite upon Me foregoing priaci
pies, earnestly solicit Tie free co-opera
ton Of all men, regardless of past po
litieal a6iliation; in an earnest effort b
place the State and National govern
meaa in the hands..cf men ,cho are act
aa,ed by he principles abore enunci
aied.
Each county ,oiH be entitled 10 seas
one delegate for every fs hundred votes
rrs~d one delegate for every fraction o.
i'oe hundred and .ffy votes and orer
saeassiw ssid comsty for all the pre.idcn
tial candidates at the presidential cleo
iioa " 1872.
-. II. MCCORMICK. Chm'n.
A,I. q. II. Mccormick,
IffSe James G.. Robinson.
,.Ilst pistr;ct--Gso. s. Kimberly.
"A pistrict-A. G. Story.
Sd Distriot-Theodors Shintz.
4th, DjstEict-Jw. s, Ticknor.
-Dhtfct- wv. o. Wright.
tn Disthct-Jss. g. Elwood.
9Th District---W. Il. Cook.
9TH District--Wm. T. Dowdsll.
NJ N
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~ Ne'wl~rers ihnughoei ihs pr-x.
sih flsHss russsh ,.stAOvtFaSOo

WE fear the Opposition i Sasihs-1
Illinois is getting fsOtlalilsi-z1ai
-confounded Who !. il TIA; vi
bring order cut Of ,lis chaos.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-19

1l,h District--A. A.6leon.gb 4
18th District--E. MMerritt. Isl =
14th District. u. Cunningham q
18th Districts. B. Wilcox.
1854 DistrictAwm. III. Green. -'.s.s..
18th District---Chas. Carroll. NV
Democratic State Central Commit
tee, on
The undersigned citizens, being iu
full harmony with the principles cnun.
ciatcd IN the above call, and DESTROYS
Of cumbiuing all voters of the State
who agree with these principles in an
party strong enough 10 put
an END 70 the mnisrule Of the repub'
lican party, heartily join in the above
call. 1.S'' NV
A. &. Hsssing, b. G.. Caulfeld,
Herman Raster, Herman Lieb, VI '"0
John NJ. Palmer, J.ik. Doolittle, jr. u
Edward Rummei, Thomas Hoyne, e.I
Jno A. McClernsnd, Andre Ma,teso1, he
John Ii. Obcrly, NJ. b. Bailey,
Daniel Cameron, j. II. johnson,
Chas H.Lanphier, Richard Michaelis,
d. Orendorif, q. w. Hotaling.
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Representative Convention.
xsAfbktNLi sprsrRrc7

FIfTIE1HO sES AfbRf.NL DISTRICT.
a Democratic Convention, for the prr-
pose Of nominating two candidates to rep
resent said District in the state legislature
will he held at
ANNA, on THURSDAY, THE 3ED DAY or
SEPTEMBER, 1873, AT o'CLock, p. NJ.
The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate for each M votes, and pne for zach
frsctrohslse Seeseastfor Gtceiey 4 Brown
in 1872. The counties will be entitled TO
the following representation
Counties. Vote in -. Delegates.
Alexander, l5ysI o,iL04D. N 10
Jackson, 15lO. II
Union, I.13O. Il
The Central Committees in each Of the
| above counties are respectfully requested to
call county conventions, aud appoint dele
gates TO represent ttcir couutics in said
convention. y, er1Aref committee.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-22
r. M. STEELE, Principal

The Short Line railroad now
In process of construction
from Warren Station, in this
county, 10 FAykersburg, Va, is
destined to be of great ad
vantage TO through passengers
on the great Trunk Line for
Baltimore and the east, as we'll
as those going to and from the
oil regions of Virginia. 1t
will cut off nearly one fourth
the distance between Athens
and Parkerburg, and must con-
sequently be a great saving in
time, besides it will run thro'h
a much more level country,
and will thus avoid many ex.
pensive and dangerous trestles
The grading and filling is now
rapidly going on and it is sup
posed that they will be able
to commence laying the rail-
by the LIST of May next.-Ah
ems Messenger.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-22
THE VINTON RECORD.
ohoial Organ Of Vinton County.
LOCAL MATTERS.
AN Episcopal prayer book

AN Episcopal prayer hook
belonging to Miss Johanna Da.
Wis was picked up on the street
last Thursday, every page OF
which had been cut and mu-
tilated by some malicious per-
son. We learn that a'number
of the hymn books belonging
TO the Christian and Method.
ist churches have been mutt
lated in the same manner. We
do not see what animates the
fiends who have stopped to
such work, nor
what punishment could be al
equate to such a crime; but
the parties engaged in it can
rest assured that if they are
detected they will get the full
benefit of the law.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-22
Notice to Teachers.

THE BOARD Of School Examiners
for VintOn County will meet ut the
Union School House, in Macarthur, on
the lst and Bird Saturdays of March,
April, May, September, October and
November; and the Let Saturday in
January, February, June, July, Au.
gust and December, in each year. Ex'
aminatiOns to commence at ten o'clock,
A. N. Satisfactory evidence of good
moral character will be required in all
cases. A fee Of so cents is required
by law from each applicant.
NJ. II. Barnes Chm Board of
J. 5. HUM, School Ex-
i. o. PEkDUE, Crk, aminers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-22

COPELAND & GRANDsTAFF are
still making people happy and
contented by cleaning their
feather beds. Not only do
they clean the feathers, thus
making them healthy, but the
process adds about one fourth
to the bulk by livening them
up. Those wishing their beds
renovated should call immedi.
ately as they will remain here
but a short time. Hdu,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-22

ONE of the nuisances of our
present laws in Ohio is that
councllmen are allowed no pay
for their services. The conse.
quence is that it Is almost i'm
possible to get a quorum 10
gether. They probably feel
that they are not called upon
to neglect their private bust
ness to work for the public for
nothing, unless it happens to be
convenient, and our impression
is that they are about right.
We believe in paying officers a
fair price and then compelling
them 10 do their duty.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-22

JUST now when persons are
casting about for something
to read for the coming year,
we wish to remind them that
the Ohio State Journal, Co,um
bus. is the foremost paper OF
The State for Stale news, and
is altogether a ref-hot, reada
bic and reliable Republican
paper. We will send the Rec.
ord and State Journal one yeai
Tor 1926.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-22
NORRIS.
TO THE LADIES OF HAMDEN
AND VINTON COUNTY, OHIO;

] would respectfully announce that |
have opened a Ne,o Millinery Store, in
the room lately occupied by Nh. Bur-
tenShdW in Hamden, Ohio.
Bleaching, Pressing and ColOrtng
done to order Trimmed Goods kept
in stock, combining the very Latest
and Best Stules.
| am prepared from experience to
give entire Satisfaction in the Business
Of Mantua Making.
All cutting done to order and n fit
,Ddrranted in all instances, or the goods
will be pad for.
By impdrtiahty and strict attention
in Business ! shall endeavor to please
all customers. and will be very thanks
full for oil the patronage extended me.
Respectfully, &c.
MRS. LIZZIE NORRIS.