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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

"STAUNToN, Virginia, claims
to have a negro one hundred
years DID," Virginia scorns to
own a negro who isn't as old as
the very hills themselves. Show
US a Virginia negro who isn't
ninety-fve or hundred years
old, and we will show you a col
ored individual who is excluded
from society on account of his
extreme youth Courier Jour-
nal. ------
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22
a public part Of the city.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 19-Gov.
Hendricks received dispalcl. es,
this morning, from the shenff
OF the Porter county, informing
him that body of armed men
were resisting his efforts to
protect the employees OF the
Bll'imore u Ohio Railroad
while attempting TO lay a track
across the Michigan Central
Railroad, and asking for aid to
qnell the riot. The Governor
ordered two companies of the
Slate Guards and a Gatling
gun TO proceed there immsdi
alely. They left tonight, aud
will arrive at the scene OF dis
turbance about three O'Clock
Tomorrow morning. Later ad.
vices are the. the Central
forces yielded without resist.
ance,
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VOU are hereby notified thai ., the septem.
i her session, 1874, oflhe Cou mIssioneTs ol
vInton county, Ohio, William +. Felton and
Others Ole their petition Tor county roaf a.
foIioxs From a point IN the center 81 The
eoPnly road leading past Ichnalhaa Winters
dwelling house absnt 70 rods west OF raid
house, in Eik TOWNSHIP of Finton county,
'.hio, thence running q orth>easterly dlrec-
ton the mean II and test route through the
lands Of said Winters aid Alars Richmond 70
point at or near the northwest corner Of e.
D. VOLTS harden, thence IN an easierb diree>
tion through The lands cold BY you 10 sad
b Wolf and now occupied Wy him, and the
lands Of Gilman, Ward q Co., south OF the
Water Mill Of sail Gilman, Ward 4 10, and
along the Aouth line Of lands owned by Henri
eta Wilson ani lntt rsegIlng the Jackson and
McATthur road al point about lS5 feet souih
OF the south lbe ofthe corporate limits Of the
town Of McAnhur In said Elk township OF
'Vinton county, ohio. and there 10 end.
That viewers and a surveyor were appoints
ed BY said commits ,i0ners and thai said
viewers and surveyor Will meet at the initial
point OF sad road petitloned for, on the 50th
day ofUctSber, A. b. 1874, at 10 O'Clock, AN.
10 enter on the discharge Of theiI duties.
Dated this 18th day 81 Septembsr 1915.
.E "'. RlLLlAMF. FELTON,,
iW Principal Petitioner
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

The co'tOn>gln belonging to
Judffe AbrahamS, of Sumter
county, Alabama, has been
burned by the White Lcaguers
with loss of some $4,000.
Judge Abrahams is one of the
three white Republicans in that
county, and his only sin is tina,
he has voted the Republican
ticket. Billings, who was re.
Gently murdered, was killed after
making a speech upon the plan.
tatiOn Of Judge Abrahams.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22
4 Lesson Worth Remember

A Lesson worth nemethoer-
y cll ting.
Ten days before the election
We called attention to the fact
that Huston and his friends
were trying to trade rotss with
the friends OF BSrnhill. We
then said that each candidate
on the ticket. had a right to
honorable treatment, and no
one ought to be "traded off,"
We were then aware and so
stated that rumors would be
started In certain townships TO
the effe ct that Kaler's friends
were "trdding off BarnhiI,"
for the purpose of getting
Burnhlll's friends TO trade Ka
Ter. We not only called atten-
ton to this scheme, but our
committee tried to impress il
uron oertain gentlemen in GER
tain townships that it was
part of the tactics, and to
promptly deny any such story.
But true to their instincts and
plans the story was started IN
Jackson township that Kaler
men were trading BarDhiIl,
over in Eagle, and thereupon
trading was entered into in
jackson, and while Barnhill
ran ahead, Kaler ran behind
the State ticket.
That this last trick was to oe
resorted to We well knew We
did not lea.n that Huston was
personally engaged in this kind
of thing till after the election
We know now that he ap-
preached one man and pro.
posed to make ga good thing"
for Barnhill by trading, but
when the party approached on
this scaley trick refused to 60
into it, Huston begged him moi
to tell on him, and the party
said he would not tell it until
after the election.
The result showed that Kaler
ran enough ahead in the east
ern part OF the county'to have
been elected had the trading
busin ess not been entered into
in the western part of the
county. Every candidate on a
ticket should have a fair
chance in The race. Each cam
didate may secure what votes
he can honorably. 1t is MT
fair, nor honorable to lie sbou',
or villiIy the opposite candi
date, much less Is it fair when
each man on the ticket is in
the confidence of the Central
Committee, and The committee
is working Tor the general
ticket, for one man 10 go about
trading off his co-laborers on
the ticket. We do not blame
BarnhlIl n1r any man on our
ticket. We do not think they
ST o Ell to any such thing, bu'
enthusiastic friends, misled by
false statements, trying to
make up a reported loss a.
some other part of the county.
and to be revenged on the man
who "lrades," lost US the elec
tion of sheriff by foolIshly trad
ing with men who were espe
cially selected to work out that
particular result, regardless Of
who it injured. Whitlatch was
elected, but it was not through
the fairness, integrity, or honor
of Huston or his friends.
A Bride SuffJcated in a
Closet.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22
All of the Above, and a
Thousand Other Arti-
B. cles, to be had at
CHEAPEST PLACE Iy THE.COUNTY
HALLS PATTI HUsKING GLOVES

" ERY GREATLY IMPROVED in form nj
Y the claws, and the more com plete shield
Bg Of the pnrts snhjert to wear, ny metal
pates. king them wear fee times as long, and
do the work faster and easier than any other
husker. Made of the YER, best cali leatha r,
IN lour sizes. right and left handed -anpler
sent prepaid on rrceint Of price Half Gl,ves,
SIPS; Full Gloves, So 50 per pair Lbrra
discount in quantities i.k YOUR merchnnt
or address HALL AUsKlNG GLOVE CO.
Chicago, III.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22
Assassination In the streets of
Terre Haute.

TERRE. HAvFE, Ind, Oct. H.
This evening, al half past eight.
Jerry Picard, a well known cit
lzen, was walking with his wife
on North Sixth street, when
two men rushed on them. One
held Mrs. Picard while The
other shot her husband In the
head, the ball entering the
right ear. The shot will prove
IaIaL The murierers then ran
of. The motive for The act Is
not known. This occurred in
a public part Of the CITY.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

FIFTY iOns OF cabbages are
contracted Tor al De!rOIl, NJ :
chisan. 10 be delivered al Du-
lu'h Minnesot', This tall.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

=
Co nniOn PleaS an the Disl',i Curt within and
for the Seventh Judicial District for the year
1873, shall he held in the respective counties
thereof as follows
District Court.
Wash Ington, AM s; Meigs. April 70. G. lila,
April 10; Lawrence, Ap il 10; Scioto, April ~;
Pike, April ~; Perry, January 1, August 23;
Fairfield, August 81; uOoking, January 10, An d.
gust 81; Athens, ia iuary l8, September 2; Wins
ton, septeml or U; Jackson. SEPTEMBER o.
Court Of Common Pleas.
TIRsr SUBDIVISION.
Peruvian nary 26; May 8; September 27.
Hocking-EeLfuary 10: May "a; 0ctol er ls.
kairheld-May 81 JunV7; KovemberS.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
Lawrence-January 2e; Stsy 4; septsm Der 81 -,
Soioto = March 81; May |; October Is.
Jackson--February 70; May 2S; October Is.
Pike-Mar,h 30; June 2l; November l6
Yhton-February 8; May 8, September IA.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
CALLS February ]; April 90; September 13.
Meigs--February 22; May II: October 4
washingtn--Februaiy %; May II; October 10,
Athens-March Is; June H. November 10
And it 10 iurlher ordered that due record and
publication ofthe foregoing be made according to
law. f.rt #..rH. l |LU
Witness our hands this 10th day Of September
A. d. 1874. lr 'H d.
sILAs H. WRIGHT,
JOHN ] HARPER, r.ygl
7. A. PLANTS. Judges.
ERAsTUs A. GUTHRIE,
a POBrLR DuIIADwAY.
STATE o. OHIO, t..t.
vIxros 4 1usrY; s ~
I,G. W. ,HoIlnI d, Clerk Of the Conrt of Com.
mon Pleas and Of he District C,urt. within s,d
FIR said c, unity shd State, d. hereby c rtIfy tn
foregoing 10 lie Q n, copy OF the iisinsl order
for hoL,ing Oourts now on file ir my efice, as en
ten on the journals u SAID courts.
~ NITEEss my hand s,dfhs seal Of the
C,uft Of Common Pleas at Macarthur
t. this 9TH a'y q e. Vs''iis ". aStEAsp, q n ,'"
~ Clark.
0c:obsr a, 1s75-6w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22
THE MEM AGERIE

living wild animals one coec-
eptome all the be majesty singular mpul-
found other travelling institution Every
Arabia lid forests of Africa l ice fields the North
nng of India plains North Americas
ape Mexico and the palace of Egypt have all contrDud
their natural treasures
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22
NEW ADVERT ,EMENTS
. lines for Holding sOurIs In
the seventh Judicial
District.

DURSUANT to authority # law, IL Ia hereby
Il ordered tn Il the sever terms of the Cont Of
Co nmOn PleaS an the DislI,' Curt within and
for the Seventh Judicial District for the year
1873, shall he held in the respective counties
thereof rs follows
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

Just punished, n new ed
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to Marriage. etc, also, C1SsUMPTIoN, kPiLEP
~, and hts, induced by sel>idulgence or sex
ual extravagance
sS-Price in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable es-
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without the dangerous use Of internal mpdi>
cne or the application Of the knife; pointing
ont mode Of ure at once simple, certain and
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no matter what his CONDITION may be, may
cure himself chenPlY, privately, and radically.
NO his Lee ture should be in the hands OF
every oulh and every nan IN the land.
sent, und' seal, IN lain envelope, 20 any
address, postpaid on receipt OF six cents, or
TWO post stamps.
Also Or. Gulverwell's Marriage 6mde,"
price so cents
Addressthe publishers.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

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the love and affections of any person they
choose, INSTANTLY This simple mental an
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

oh M>rA WEEK guaranteed to male
A1 and female agents IN their local.
QpO y ltv Costs MOTH ING tn trv ~
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22
SHERIFFS SALE.
State OF Ohio, V'tnfOn COunty
B. Llndlev, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
l.. e. Mansfield, ct al, defendants.
In Vinton County Court of Common
Pleas An Order Of Sale.

DURSUANT to the command OF an Order Of
i Sale ISSUED from the District Court ol
VInton County, and 10 me directed as Sheriff
Of said county, will offer for sale nj the door
OF the Court House. in the town OF Macarthur,
Vinton County, Ohio, on -IH
satu, day, the 2lst Day Of Noyem-
bsr, A. D. 1874, VI.
at the hour OIL o'clock, p. NJ. OF aaId day, the
following described lands and tene enis, SIT
uate in the county Of Nin on and State OF OHIO,
aud IN the t"~nshIp of Harrison and bound
ed and described as follow, 10 wit The
southwest quarter 10 ~ OF secti on No. (b)
five, township No. (9l nine, range No. (i9j
nineteen, containing (i22 SO .lO0) one hundred
md twenty two and s6-I I0c acres. according 10
United States survey. more or less.
appraised at one huun"red dollars, (SlO0)
and must bring two-thTds Of that sum.
To be sold 40 the properly Of L. e. Mans.
field. ct al, to satisfy an order Of sale, issued
rom .he district Court IN favor Of Henry B.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash 10 hand on the day
" SALE %. ~ l-
GEORGE KALER,
Sherfi vinton County
October I'D. 1874. So
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

A DVERTIsERs send 05 cts. to GEo. ..
AKowELs 4 TO-, Al Park Row, N. Y, for
their Eishty-pdgs Pamphlet showing cost Of ad
vertisinQ. rf.. r ts
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-22

50 $2Osddrsss G Gro. aoS s1Is.os ss"s 'ese, Co.,
Portland. NE M 81 q Ct2 tg g'T
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81, 600 PER WEEK

Can he made nv any smart man who can Keen
his business to himself Address b. y. HER
MANN, Boboken, N. j.
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THE MUSEUM

rplete Of he air an sea- hHman mo
species The hnny TRIBE aquarium OF Vng marine monster
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-01

son acquajnted with these facts can plain
II see that whenever the Treasurer shall
choose TO do %, he can collect the rec.
senable compensation a his deputy from
dc ssa1ty. y H. Tssasus9 = hsAsas
n the pssmises Why don't be release the
county - come way that viii bind him
1t Law. WSpredict that the citizens or
Tsma county will yet learn that this
bourbon economist has instituted suit at
law against the county for the con,pen-
sation of his deputy during his term Of
Office. Such 4 fiimsy pretext and cry Of
injured innocence, and lack of knowledge
BY the Treasurer of the conduct Of his
deputy will not bear uncovering. Con.
corning the tax list, and Mr.. Forker's
conduct therein, we state now, as We have
heretofore done, that he a. Treasurer.
has let the printing of the tax list for
double what he could have got the job
done for, and that his actions in the mat
ter was and is in direct violation of his
pledges to the board Of supervisors. We
promise our readers further comment on
the course which Mr.. Forker has pursued
In this matter We let it rest for the pros.
emf
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-01

The Toledo ADti-Norop Smut NIL
Of last week. contains A effort ~ way d
reply 70 some few Of ne charges wAich
Ne have brought against Wnkinsun. Tn
sum and substance pf nearly column is'
"You are .ano4herr and abuse hurled q
the editor of the CHRONICLE. The editor
OF the Independent knows that Wilk il Z
paurcs. He knows that the charges
made by the CHRONICLES are true. He
knows that Wiki is demagogue, . liar,
disrer utable old hack, packer Of con.
ventions, . played out mountebank m
worthy Of the respect Of dog, . shiftlcss
nothing, utterly void Of manhood and sta
bility, virtually an outcast, giant waif
floating on the filthy scum Of the dregs Of
society. Knowing all this the Indepen'
dent can only reply to our accusations by
personal thrusts at ourself.. We wonder
If it will be extremely agreeable to hin
for US to show up the reform editor Of
the Toledo Anti-Monop Organ in Tams
County. How would it appear to the
people Of lama County if it were proven
by hin own word Of mouth, that the re
form editor Of the Toledo reform organ
was legal thief and had used his knowl
edge Of the English language to virtually
steal from his fellow countrymen. Per
haps he desires such Z showing. II he
does, he will continue his blatant, con
temptible, personal warfare towards us.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-01
REPUBLICAN
CAMPAIGN MEETINGS
FOR TAMA COUNTY.

Lincoln Townsnip-Fiftncn Mile Grove
School House. Oct 3D.. W. W. Blanchard
and J. r. Amcs
Grant Township Scho House
Oct 5th, W. w. Blanchard and j. T
Amcs
Buckingham Twp. Gravatt School
House. Oct 9Th, John Stuart and G. Iaqua
Geneseo Township-Haywood School
House, Oct. eth, G. Jaqua and VIM. n
Stivers.
Clark Township-Dysart School House,
Oct. Sth, John Stuart, VIM. H. Stivers
and G Jaqua.
Perry Township-Bakcrs Grove School
House, Oct 9th, John Stuart, w. ".
Blanchard and G.. Jaqua.
Crystal Township Bishop School House
Oct 10th, W. W. Blanchard and John
Stuart
Badger Hill School House Oct 10th J. r.
Amcs and G. Jaqua.
Carlton Township-Ccntre School House.
Oct. 9Th, Welcome Mowry and Phineas
Helm.
Howard Observation-Disclosures School
House. Oct 9th. Welcome Mowry and
Fhineas Helm
Carroll Township-Ccntre School House,
Oct It'll, Welcome Mowry and Phineas
Helm.
Oneida TownShip--C Centre School House
o. sth. Ph;nras Helm and +. ". Willctt
Indian Village Township -Montour
o. Oh L Mcr.:h mt and O RI Mills
O'srr Geek Township Hays school
Hou.c. Oct 10Th, Welcome Mowry and
Ph.aass Helm
Yo~, Twp.--Waltham School House.
Oct. 9th, Welcome Mowry and W. H.
Stivers.
H;g,,lani Township : Manful School
House, Oct. Sd, O. II. Mills and W. II.
Stivers.
Columbia Township -S,olaard School
House, Oct Ssk, O. II Mills ana \. n.
Poynecr
Salt Creek Township-Chclsoa School
House, Oct. 9th, O. H. Mills and r. S.
Free. West Irving School Rouse, Oct.
~, A. N.'Poyncer and w. II. Stivcrs.
Richland Township = Haven School
House. Oct. 9Th, A. N. Poyneer. L. Mer.
chant and O. H. Mills
These meetings will all be held In ,he
evening Of the separate days designated
in the appointments, commencing vt u
o'clock. The several Township Commit.
tees are requested to make the necessary
arrangements for the meetings The Re.
publican Candidates for Clerk, Recorder,
and Supervisor will attend the most Of
them. By order Of the Central Com.
]. w. WILLETT, q
Chairman.
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The County treasurer.

The editor Of the Anti. Monop 6alool
Organ at Toledo. came to the rescue o1
the Anti Nonop Treasurer last week. He
utterly fails to meet the charges which
the CHRONICLE made against their pei
Treasurer. He makes desperate effort
to white-wash the Treasurer's action in
the Office which he now holds. The at.
tempt is faint, though desperate. He
does not denv but what the deputy
Treasurer presented his bill to the Board
OF Supervisors as we charged that he did.
but he says that it was without the knowl-
edge of the principal. This appears to
as to be rather transparent assertion
under the circumstances. Thc Treasurer
and the deputy are brothers, and it IL
reasonable TO suppose that the deputy
knew all about the pledges Of economy 10
the routine Of the Treasurer's flee, which
his brother the principal in the Office
maze when before the people for Office.
The deputy having that knowledge, we
feel that the circumstances are in favor
OF the theory, that it was put up lob
between them that the deputy should
hand ia his bill for services to the board
thus screening the Treasurer We be-
lieve that the bill was presented to the
Board, with the knowledge Of the Treas
urcr, aud further that II the board had
paid or allowed the bill, this economical
Treasurer would have been the last man
in the Anti Monop ranks to refund the
amount to the county to make his pledge
good. We assert again that the board OF
supervisors refused to consider the bill
unless the Treasurer himself should pre-
sent It, and not u.til then did the deputy
withdraw the bill, They tell a. that tbs
Ame deputy informed > committee q
the recent session Of the Board that his
services - deputy were paid Tor by the
Principal. That may be trus. but he also
psiused to release the county II writing,
nom liability for hi. eeYyicee Any p>r-
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-01

Tie Science u HsasA Tor October opens
with An imporsast arsisls On the Causes Of
Intent Morality u Citiss; and contains
also The Aysssll ca q DrusopAthJ, by.
drphobiorum Medioofum; Our American
Girls; Popular Physiology, with illustrs-
tioas; ventilatioe; 4 Dyspsptic Appetite;
Graham Flour aealast Fine Flour; How .
Keep Fruits Fresh. with practical direct.
ions; The Food OBJECTION; Rest and Sleep;
Life Under Ground; The Candy Curse;
; The Doctors on Alcohol; with the informa
ton contained ia the Talks with Cores.
pondents and Voices from the People,
making up an excellent number OF this
useful and popular magazine. Only 20
cents, or t2.00 year. The publisher an.
nounced Trial Trip" Of three months.
including the present number, Tor Is cents.
Address 8. r. WILLIS, Publisher. $50
Broadway. New York.
6cribn<r's Monthly for October opens
with another muni6cently illustrated
Great South" paper BY Edward King,
entitled. Down the Mississippi-'he La
Dor Question = Arkansas" It contains
much picturesque description, and prac.
teal information. The important essay Of
this number is . very careful study of
George Eiot's novels, by W. G. Wilkin.
son. Mr.. Nadal. formerly with Mr.. Mot
ley in London, and now literary editor Of
the IN. 7. Evening Post, has charming
sketch of Oxford Mr. Cable, the New
Orleans story-writer, gives US another
characteristic sketch Of life in the Ameri.
can Paris; his present story. "'rite Pou.
lette," is highly dramatic aud exciting.
Katherine Earle" and 'Ordronnaux'
are concluded; katherine Earle will be
published In book form by Lee & Shep.
ard). and Jules Verne's Mysterious Is
land" is continued. Then we have "A
Royal Hair. Cutting" xBan Reno" 1.-THE
Rose Of Carolina" "Oid Time Music" &c.
In Topics of the Tine Dr. Holland
writes about Mr.. Bescher. the present
theological outlook, the Rewards OF
Literary Labor" &c. THE Old Cabinet
10 devoted to Good Taste, and the other
departments have about their usual var.
iety.
In the November Scri5ner q new story
by SAKE Holm will begin. to run through
three or four numbers.