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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26

One of the finest flowing artesian wells
in the state was struck last week in the
engine room of the Touring mill of Mr.. NJ.
Blanc hard on the bank of the river in the
in the lst ward. The we'll was originally
an ordinary we'll dug in the rock some
twenty-five feet Deep used for the purpose
of supplying the boiler of the engine with
water. Mr.. Blanchard determined to drill
down about 10 feet deeper to replenish the
we'll and get more water. Having gone the
ten feet and finding the water increasing he
conc uded to drill still further and see
what would be the result. The drilling was
continued and when the rock had been pepe.
trated to the distance of forty zone feet the
water came up with great force and volume,
flooding the engine room and setting things
afoat generally. For awhile Mr.. Blanchard
had practical illustration of "too much of
good thing" but it was not long before
the water was got under control, and placed
where it would do the most good. Two
inch pipes were put down through which
the water rose as high as the roof of the
engine room. This was rather more than
the wants Of the mill required, aud the
water now flows into tank above the boiler
which stands about six or seven feet above
the surface of the ground. By using II
inch pipe. instead of two inch it is calcula-
ted the water from this we'll would rise
at least fifteen feet from the ground in a
full steady flow. The parties who drilled
this we'll have lad much experience in
digging artesian wells, and they say it is
the best one they have ever struck. The
sinking Of the Blanchard we'll for a time
had the effect of stopping several other ar
tesian wells in the vicinity, but they subse-
quently resumed their usual flow.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
Wisconsin SpOrtsmen's AssOciat ion.

Following the call of the National Sports
men a number of the leading sportSmen OF
of Wisconsin assembled at Portage last
week and formed State Association. The
object Of the Association is for the purpose
of securing proper legislation, for the pro-
lection of wild birds, fish and animals,
throughout the state. during the season at
which it is improper to pursue them; for
the vigorous enforcement Of such laws as
shall be enacted, and for the promotion of
kindly intercourse and generous emulation
After the adoption of q constitution and
bye-laws the following gentlemen were
chosen officers of the association for the en-
suing year:
Pessdent-R. Fl. Strong, Baraboo.
Vice Pesident-F. w. Woodland, Eau
Claire.
I'd Vice President-L. NJ Wyatt, Fond
du Lac.
Recording Secretary Myron F. Bailey,
Madison.
Corresponding secrstary-A. J. Turner,
Portage City.
Treasurer-W. ". Corning, Portage City
Executive Conanaittee-A. J. Aikens,sM
waukee; James J. Hogan, La Crosse; Fl.
B. Harshaw. Oshkos F. S. Ellis, Green
Bay; R. H. Strong, Baraboo.
The following persons were invited to
attend the National sportsman's Conven-
ton to be held at Niagara Falls:
A. V. II. Carpenter, Milwaukee.
G., W. James, Eau Claire.
+. 3. Goodell, Mon cello.
W. W. Webb, La Crosse.
VIM. Young, Milwaukee.
R. 0. LOOMS. Portage City.
F. F. Farnham, Columbus.
Henry Harnden, Madison.
VIM. L. Utley, Racine.
H. Fl. Sherman, Beloit.
A. R. Barrows, Chippewa Falls.
W. D. Merrel, Prairie du CHEN.
A. G. S. Holmes, Green Bay.
B. F. Haddock, Ironton.
S. D. Burchard, Beaver Dam.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
VEIal Of Hire ENGINES.

The GAINESVILLE Fire Department. will
visit jefferson on Thursday the 9th
OF August, with their premium engine
"Water WITCH" and will have a grand
trial with the Jefferson boys and their
splendid steamer eureka" The James
vile Fire Department will arrive at Jeffer-
son at a. N. and depart at p. m. This
will doubtless prove very fine display.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
2fon,e 2lloffers.
BREViVIES

1.-The yield OF wheat in Dodge county
is from eight TO twelve bushels to the acre
The fall term of the public schools of
the city commences next Monday, August
31st
The Dodge County Fair will be held
at Beaver Dam On the 5th, 9th and 18th of
October
The village OF Aztaan has Cigar
Factory that keeps two men employed and
is making very fair cigar.
Services at ST. Paul's Church next
Sunday will be conducted By Rey. Mr.. De-
forest.
Preaching in the NJ. Il. Church by Rev
W. F. Miller, next Sabbath morning and
evening.
The Ladies Mite Society of the Con-
gregatior nal Church will meet Thursday
evening next with Mrs NJ. B. Williams.
Ira Rowell has retired from the seeder
factory at Beaver Dam, having sold his in
teress to NJ. Green, Tr.
-Hustisford is one of the geosiest towns
around There are 133, e65 geese (esti mat
ed) within its borders.
A white frost was visible here last
Monday morning, August 24th Al al
most sure indicator of an early fall.
A pile of cordweod on the Northwest
ern track between Johnsons Creek, and
Jefferson was burned last Wednesday.
The private school of Mrs. H. H. Gail
lup, which opens Monday, September 18th,
will be held in Coles Lower Hall, corner of
Main and Second streets
Divine service will be held at St.
Paul's Episcopal Church next Friday eve-
ming, Auguss 2Sth, at which time Rev VIM .
Dafter, of Fond da Lac, former rector Of
St. Pauls Parish, will oficiate.
The next term of the Jefferson Liberal
Institute begins September sth It is said
that the prospect for large attendance of
students from abroad is better than ever be-
fore.
-Medicated Black berry Brandy rene
dy for Bowel complaints, such as Dysente terry,
Chronic and Acute Darrhea, ETC. For
sale at ]. H. Schulz's Drug Store. 43w2
Commissioner Moore, taking advantage
of the low water in the river is building a
substantial stone wall on a line with his
wooden building ia the river with the
view, no doubt, OF sometime using it for
foundation for brick building to join his
present place of business.
We regret to learn that Mr.. T. D.
Evans, boss carpenter at the Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway Shops in this city, had his
leg. broken above the ankle about a week ago
by large stick of timber of timber falling
upon it. We understand he will be soon
able to be out again.
At the Republican Convention held at
Johnson's Greek last Saturday, Mr.. Robert
Fargo, of Lake Mills, and Rev. J. G. Hull.
Of Pennington, were elected delegates
from the I'd Assembly District of Jefferson
County, to attend the Congressional Con-
vention at Madison on the lst of Septem-
Der.
Mr.. Louis Hu-tubise, of this city
brakemen on the Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway, had the misfortune last Saturday
to have several toes from one of his feet
cut off, the result of an accident he met
with while getting on train at the Sol
dier's Home
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
A Success.

The excursion Of the Methodist Church
Society to Milwaukee and the Soldiers
Home last Saturday, via Milwaukee Il St.
Paul Railway, was well attended, and prov
ed . day Of solid enjoyment to all the par
Elephants. Two cars were filled with the
excursionists and the party embraced many
from other societies and churches who fully
as much as our Methodist friends enjoy ed
the trip
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
IMPORTANT 3
Commercial Travellers,

Commercial Travellers who solicit orders
by Gard, Catalogue, Trade-List, Sample, or
other Specimen, also those who visit their
customers and solicit trade by purchases
made direct from Stock, and who travel in
any section, by rail or boat, selling any
class of goods, are requested to send their
Business and Private Address, as below,
stating class of goods they sell, and by
whom employed; also those who are at
present under no engagement. The matter
is of Great Importance Individually to sales
men of this class, or men soliciting trade in
this manner. 1t is therefore Especially de-
sired that this notice may meet the eve Of
all Commercial Travellers and Statesmen in
this country and that they will at once give
it their attention. Those who comply with
above request will be CONFlDENTIALLY
treated and duly advised of object in view
Please address (by letter only COOPER
ALTON, care Geo. P. Rowsli 4 Co. Al
Psxk Row, New York. syv@
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
Success.

We are pleased to note the good success
Mr.. Hazard has met with in repairing so
many sewing machines. He will be here
for few days yet. All should bring In
their machines at once. His sfhce is in
Fred. Neuman's Shoe Store on Second
street. near corner of Main,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26

There will be meeting OF Stockholders
OF the WatertoWn Driving Park Association
at the Council Rooms, on Thursday evening
at 1880 p. m. A full attendance of al
members is requested as business of im-
portance viii come before the meeting.
III. SLEEPER, Pres.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
RcpU blican Convention.

Republicans will bear in mind tho Con.
vention of the lst Assembly District OF JEFF
ferson County, to be held at the Water
town House, in this city, Thursday next,
August 27th, for the purpose Of choosing
two delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention at Madison, September lst
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
N ew Block.

Bricklaying was commenced last week
on the new orick block of two stores be-
longing to [. d. Evans and Richard Jon es ,
on the vacant lot east of the Posto flee
building, corner Of Main and First streets
The building will be three stories high,
and, we understand, for architectural dis
play will rival anything in he city.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
: eEhatOrial Convention.

The Republican Convention of the JEFF
ferson County Senatorial District was held
at Jefferson, Wednesday last, August 10th
The attendance was large, and the proceed
ings were harmonious. The object of the
convention being the election Of two dele
gates to represent Jefferson County in the
Congressional Convention which meets at
Madison September LIST, Milo Jones'
of Fort Atkinson, and N. S. Green, of Mil.
ford, were chosen such delegates. A res
olution was passed by the convention
strongly expressive of the sentiment of
the Jefferson County Republicans in favor
of Hon. L. B. Caswell, of Fort Atkinson.
as the Republican nominee for Congress
man from this district, and the delegates
were instructed to use all honorable means
to secure his nomination.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
Cheap for Cash.

Three hundred dollars Will buy first class
Piano and one hundred dollars will buy
splendid Organ at Carl Goeldner's Music
House, Post Office Block, Watertown, Wis
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post onee' at "atertewn,i Wisconsin, Aug
ust l8, 1874:
Brleriy 1onn b. Higgins Jas. Hon.
Donahue Julia Mrs. Mnnper Dan;aI
Freeman Ella M. Monte Molly
Greenwood L. G. O'Dell Cen w
Greene Merritt Rodrers w
fenmen Maria II.
Persons ealing for any Of the above lat.
tiers will please say Advertised,
J. T. AoAK, IN.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
Reduced Prices !!
The genuine
Elias Howe Sewing Machine

hIIdS HUWB SBWIng MaCnlne
the best in the world Also all kinds of
Attachments and Needles will be sold at
the lowest cash prices at Carl GoeIdner's
Music House, Post Office Block, Watertown,
Wis.
43m3 CARL GOELDNER
Gen. Agent for Jefferson & Dodge Counties.
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gle RepnbHrar.
RAILROAD DIRECTORY.
Milwaukee a.ad st. Paui.

Milwaukee and t. Paui.
BAsr. WEST.
St Paul Ex..l0:30 AN StPaul Ex.3:02 Pm
night ex LIS An SPnight 327AM
Mad'n Ac 1920 a. NJ. Mad'n Ac CAB p. NJ.
Water'n pas ZOO NJ Water'n pas e.45 M
Freight Ac. II, SO Freight Ac l25 M
J. II. SLEEPER, Agent
Chicago & Northwestern
NORTH SOUTH
Mail, ......". 1886 P. M. Mail, ......12:44 P. NJ
Night Ex... 3;l5 An. Night Ex12.45 A. NJ
Freighs,..." 5:35 A. M Freight, ..lo:l2 A. M
do s:3lA.M do :. 5:35 a. M
do 49,. l2:45 NJ do 49,. l1:oo M
do -. T:55 PM do 49,. 3.35 NJ
CHAs. Fl. WILDER, Agent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26

The following is list of the Tran sfers
of Real Estate in this vicinity from Aug.
Sth to Aug. 18th inclusive:
Franz Stangler to Frnk Habernon, 65 a
Milford, $1,000.
Joseph Bursinger to Henry Reichert, 40
a, t Milford, $50.
Adam Forster to John Berens 80 a t
Pennington, 1900.
Aug. Gransee to Chas. Gransee. - a t
WATERFOWL, 2,20o.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

~ !, - ~ ~ - y. !. y lII NlIlA
On M0irdav night, OF last
week. George Writ wrifrassslel 8 i wlllllsimlh d
Falkner and one.EarickWere re.
'urhing towards 'eihomi ~ but
stotpeicnesr the residence Of
Pro-, l,,,W v, A. Hill, and after De
'aclhting = sdoubletree ana Two
aipeletrees from si'wagonI oI
A. u BtiewP, EhieB w. STAND!
ing near by, one otothein threw
sabolt that ilny1iook out Of lihe
toOsue, thtouehihsAsiodow ol
he Professor's residence. osf
Tue bolt struck akalnstan Ia
side door about two ieet from
a little, girl about Eve years old
fhahsiood' al ihs loot Of .he bed
ot her sick sister, who was On
Ter the medical care of DR.
0olem an al the time the IRON
b"lt was throws int 0'fhe win
dow, while the mother and the
orher children, at thsts iimr,
fortunately Tor them, had gone
into an adjoining room to look
out Of a vindowvto see what
the noise was outside. No
sooner had hey dphe.lbis than
a malieidus villain ihrp W the
aforementioned bolt directl, in
range where, a lew seconds be.
tore, rhe mother and children
had been seated.
l this Spsfty did learn. at
The ,dramshops, allQHbout The
Democratic (preseul) success.
aud that 'heIean dunghlll cock
now sits arroeanllyon,hp vane
of the, cuPolal ,ol The C"url
House I5l 70 crow their oyiclory,ll
Is no reason that they sh,nlld
hunt mp an gpil'er AN iron bplI
out OF "a mnnIS wagon and
rh.ow i! lhrougllhe wimlOw'Oi
an old veteran OF The Mexican
Var Nhen his vile ard smpll
chillren silaaronni ileir tbz
ing heirlllslrne, hot ffahdlng
any one olls.je.. lne dark
deed would NOT have entered
The breast oi an Indian savage
Was This parry, IN lheir Demo.
,.ratic Infi,u lfion, list to aIl
Ie elihes lot civilized homsni'y
Shame where is III ~ blush"
What makes i more surprising,
II possible, ,sisilialsiinheir hate
.or soldiers, that they should
have srlecled as The, o, jet, Of
heir spleen, one who waS en-
listed in The NJ rxiran war, Tor
geIllng that il WAS n Demo-
crane war, ora'L 'Lnc0'oe,' one,
.as The old Wings used to calln.
DID ! they inl1ih' ir malignant
hate forget the Mexican Part Of
~ Sdclp action as HlisC Must,
.Aeriidt !hs eeHFe@pts 9lr I'll law
abiding CT Z-ns.
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Transfers of Iteal Isstnte,

| re, 1S,t V-A
an rhhsle.s III l'eal ,lfstate.L
? "a - o'tai',e' '. e'.a. :" Au'e ~
". "'n's' ~ y Wv e'",,n, S4os acres
"'Neo'i',e r" W'VV,,ss' - -. -. ~.
o"'ah "e''S 20 Ao'e /" " e''s' els !
q.''' cram 'Sa'he 'ahuS 40 ABOVE ABOVE
soOo'57, %. ,o i.al ,.....,, - ~
william wells 10 AbleWells
quit claim, same lands lands "a as
above, $500, 6'.. .,,,. .,l. ''5 .''.'. .s.9l I
Q w. Fletcher to Able Wells,
qnlt cla'm,' same lands as
above, S3OOi, Gis oi .ai he .o,OsS %,
J"hitl A. Ftl'oh to D'niel
Nnnnemaker' n. W hall OF in
,ol 12, Dn0das, SSU0 10 ,alonA
D,nieI NlnneIn ikero TO jus.
IMaloney, ~ W. hail in.lot6l2,
.Dundas, $60Oiia' o. Q, Ono ga . (
'4ol George L l. fir TO John B III
t'' ,, ''n" i1o "crss' n.'n'aHu mu
h,,r'S",,'''s'' w ~ % % o,o' .',4
~, NV ~ ~; ~ hns'as@ ~ TO- D. A"asew
nsrras ri. : rs - :
Lar and 40 M, ,,,,o 70 aoo n'S
= r sD,s 4 ~, . ,t,,ye,, gs n,,wd
% .,orss s7}E, a.. - ., 90, 90 600, on, &. n
- o.y.r Z Dnwd ,,,,y ' :" = l. Dnwd n
,oe, o as ,a,, ~ = ! :. .,,o 90 oor s5s5ss.
Sflh IL .II.Snly,,,, 'Y,aw
I11Il : o 49, - .s1GVT I, ~, !
F., a''e',,.aoe.ss ~, g 'S,'' q,
TR1M2, no )CRrr si,s;ol ;MSod :.
NJ, -, ,o, ,os. d., !.
|ssi,, pg3, ~ cong .
N'-T,~,o.-~~'v@',s-,.,,
| IEfAI lllilA n.A.A. NJ lLL-F1hi
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

SEVERAL OF our brother edit
,orsi maze all Kinds OF sport o
Ola Sblsdurlng the late smoky
A,ealher. Wei beg1rghe'll ge'
even with ,iiemigbOuti the Al
80, 7gJoi ,a-,3 b1d .I9lpr 91'1ura
.QfIuls, 1915. q Eoas 5laoa qs.li
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

The NJ. & q r.. Roo. have
competed their short line road
IRON Warren Stalion TO Pdrk-
ersburg-makipg "a cul-,ff Of
about eleven miles. 'o'h,. 'c.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

D,Nr le' your gohLlers .set
The p"pers until alter lhr 26 d
INST, they may becume mel
ancbolly over the Tbanksgly'
iiig proclamaiinn. T"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

!AFTER sthe first Of JMh,ar,
IuweuisliaH sillaye to 1Prepayuht
lp99tstAsgs 5oflp,iSslIla pApssirs !, isoiiiaig siasg
-enlisfs the rcounIy.iatSubserlb
ss, as3as, distance Y sdS p sass q iiais ttr
bthisiiaes, ,lss we shall anlg-sead
t,llo!l Z pay. il t adyaatts lt
tatlerdate!oiaw ,s3aiyGo5 ot ,ebsng
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

ri SiMosD $, photographer. Chilicutlie
gives careful attention to making cup
les oi other pic .ures Pictures may he
made as large as life from the tiniest
l"cket' picture, and made ,lp eyerv way
satisfactory by caneIul and judcious
c,,luring Photographs from nature or
irDtn uther pictures coiered in the best
styles in oil water rolors, .-svon, pas.
Tel or ink, ut rates to suit Ill .rircl,m
sta ncpa il.H.r. .5l.! H-s siGY sJa ss.s4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

| THEiohg eHeDiIgs ere here
a and lime Tor reading will saon
ne, plenty, Therefore YOU want
ia read, and in making up your
lists aoi paper, do not forget
your County lap r. We Will
give You, In The Rec, RID, The
fulEoavalue Of lis cost several
times over We want several
hundl ed more subscribers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

Some petty tilieyipg MAS
besqfgqing ON in this pqighbgr

Some petty | Cthieyipg MAS
besg(going On in this psighber
hood, among which Is the fol-
lowiae:aaal saaila!al, J, s1tOsssss.i
For seyerahJmosnipgs last
,gss14oWr week " &goGgIdhad NptiSsd
that some piles of. apples that
they had inthe orchard cover
ed withrbrush hadbeen'u1Soe :
ered.and lsr9e quantities OF the
lruii take lIhsrelram. isOnaSai.
urday ,pighJ William Gold got
his rife and stood guard. All
was, calm and .serene tillqthe
be@ilchlng hour OF midnight ,
when an obj CT : with a sack
was seen moving sieaIthily
onward from The rear OF the or
rh"rd. 81 WiyIIsq) )leseIsa his
pleceio fire, when The a'ore-
sSald OH & Skedadled away as
fast is'i's legs ocould carly II
Messrs God have now taken
their apples out Of the wet.
S0'D last Friday,lhigM, two
picks belonging to james Nor
gan were stolen from Dowd's
coal banks Mr.. Morgan SUE
ceeded, with the assistance Of
eDriyale iieIeSliye, IN ag6inse
curing The tonls, finding AMI
identify ing them, at Colds
blacksmith shop, where they
had been lett to be sharpened.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

Nav misunderstanding to
com Two anA three ever
day. r I'm On our b. okS,a lol
several hundred mure new
names.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19
The Favorite Fine-CIlt

- a BEt 'Shfwrrs hOlce, n nov ink,Hg he
\ 1 lead o Hll ether brands. brght nj culor,
/ lpleassnt iniaste- tough and lasting in che y,
pi9 I9brrfe po5Ss,ssssSes S every qW,llly 10 slit
lfnily -Inas cheaper per pound, than any 9th tr
ybrand Of The same grade ANA IerhlFs IL se
,t1nalh yst 1taIhucattA 6tthis eeleihAtrd 'IRlNd
y iiave aeeR rs,ld 10 1dhlllWUthe alone within
A tlet hmtlvaI months aud irus- still IN, rea..
n tnR. tp,1 rL tth .aeCH EFrfk 4 KRAMER
d Ohahe0t lle, Uhm.I are the Manufacturer
u agents and sell at lowest Factory Prces.
~ hEzmaYilBH 14TrT " q tUI.' mia
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19
Thanksgiving Services

Thanksgiving services
Will " hs'a Dg'. 'ne gcIr','lan
Church, NJ 26 h, al ha f past
tend clncssl rhapksgivipGlis.
course bvSReg. r. d. Mg1rg m.
Reys. Johnson and NJ xAel,
lwiLltake part in The services.
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The dwelling house Of Mrs.
Ell z beth Spfch', IN Swan IT,,
about five miles north OF Nc.
Arthur, caught fire on Sunday
night last and burned down To.
keth' r with all The hou sehold
goods. VI GAgEa YaHV
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

y eaFrlSfI II, is dlrec,ed 20 III
.iicsfji OIL MySsrs.a Work m ~ &
.ffmiep,t)i ilr j House, CoIum-
SJ,assn They Keep a good house
u, reasonable prices, andilnvi'e
thel trade OF tiheifXlnlon conn
'fylntends a and .lhs public gen
orally. nlssJ .ssessIq aiiaiIg cd
bns asdw 74reA4.--. -+s4---5na sssif
o sAdtsxsssemepis insssesd ~ fair prleer
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'Howl.Pd saliitary ADD Ass0cla

4 gszsl tssk s,glL1On.s sFl 80 sss..sfF
iFor the Relief and Cure OF the Errlngand Un
n fortunate on Principles Of christian
1 80 - - } Philanthropy tiilii 4
Eassys on ths Errors of Youth, and the fol-
j. .ol Age.ia relutionto Marriage anu Social
u, win sanitary AID for the afflicted
Il nee, IN sealej envelopes. Address,
HlSwARD. ASSOCIATION, Box P, Pii'Nesl
4 pplh, ~. N /. -. ....l-- -. dn,nill
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-19

The falling ieaves Gre now
sacrificed as burnt ff9rings t.
The years departing Clones.
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CnAREEs W HtLLAND has
kindly remembered lie pnn
Ter, and lefl with us a nice tol
ofarples and ShslIbarks, hicl
are veryracceplsble, and iiol
which lie has rur hanks.
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a, HE head q This column.
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iail vveac ats They are tull,
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GOING EAST.

No 1w,lI not atop be:ween cinclnpatland
Lnyei ~, wirstotf Nat Nh Stttions east exc spt
Clinton Valley, Farmers. arpsr's, Byer :,
Mo"nville, lnShsn's md Kings No 3wiIl
stop ~ Lnveland. ChillieoIhe, Athens aud
Belpre lnuly. No o will stop at Cum'nIns-
vile. Bond Hill, NorSool. oakley, MADISON
vile, MADEIRA, Lqysland, Greenfield, Cbilli-
cOthe, Hainden. Athens and Belpre No. Q
will etop vt all stations except lRang's. Ing
ham's Mnonyile, Byer's rHarper'S Farmer =
and rlinton Valley. No. 4 will stop &C Repre-,
and lioyeland only No @ will stop at -, J.
pIe. AthenS. Handen, rhnlcothe, Greenfield
rnd Loyrlani. Accommodation trains will
make AL the stops
ATHENS 4 CHII.ILnOrHE ACOn M MOnA-