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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE sh'raby gwen that n petition will
v he presented to the COmmrs rslonerq Of
VintOn County, OHIO at their next regular
session, 10 be held on the frst Monday of
Decemoer, u. 1874, praying Tor the estab.
llshment Uf y 'Eounty koau" along the fol
lowing described route in sald county, to wit:
l'eglnninga the north end Of Uur. LOT ,LLgY
~ the town icAith lr, in said county Of
VInton, and state or Ohio, and which sald
point is on the quarter section line Of section
number ta enty-one, (No. ~ township mum.
Der eleven, No. ~ aud Of range DumheT sev
eDt"tn. No ~ aud about seven and tn Irty-
eight hunureths (7,3s) chains west If the
quarter section corner on tn D.. east side ofsalL
section, and running thence, east, on ar near
SAID qLfIter section lpp, across the lands OF
hlrsm Hubert TO said section line, ana thence
continuing cart on or near tie qI.Hrler strlIon
line Of section number twenty.iwo, (No 2l)
township and range aforesaid, betNeen u q
lan,Is Oi Chester French and J +. Dixon ON he
south, ana the l"nt lands Of Mrs. -aninntlI,
Ward and ,rIiiln"a CALDWELL on hp north, =,
n point ~ or ne " the south east corner U the
soatli>west q iSrttr Of the nor rlh>wrst quar tr
OF said sertiom nutDI or MtBIy -twO, e.! }
township humber and range aiOr, snIi;
thence IN v south. easteIly uIrer ION OD the
lands OF said j. +. Dlxun 10 n ,'Oint u on
tr bdnK NJ the head Of n Email ravIhe ,,uiss
taDt about tive and ninety huu'ireths(L & YOJ
| chaLis; thence III more ensterly direction
| along sslh OHn6 10 point about thr' . and
| twenty hundTeihs Is ny CHAINS distant;
thenre IN II n"rlh'easierly direction along the
0ruw VI taiu bank, la. K to said quarter sec.
ton line; thence ear 1, on Or neal Ia, saId quar-
| Ter sect ion line, 10 point NJ or Depr, where.
| he creek approaches near 10 said quarter
| te tlOn line; thence in north earIerly dIrec.
ton along the banA VI said cIe.k, the nearest
aud beSl route, TO q point D., the center Ol the
ROAD. NC or near the gate, aud In i.ont OF vii.
lam Golu's Blacksmith b, op and there TO
end. MANY FETl1iUkEkS.f
Macarthur, ", November 5lh, A. ID 1874.
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Lincoln's troops; il you can
not strike northern pensioners
from the roll, you can, AZ least,
put our widows, orphans ant
wounded veterans on the lst;
and the great Democratic par
ty viii respond to the appeal.
II may not come in 1915, btit IL
is coming, sooner OF ister, itis
coming. The shadow isialready
cast. 0SComing events cast
their shadows before.Sn sal
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A LIE.

The Vinton Record editor is
now engaged in writing him
self down as a base liar and a
grand ass? In liis howl about
the action of the Board OF In
flrmary Directorys in the ap
pointment Of John T. R6bbS to
the position of Superirtend-
ent OF the .lnflrmary, he says:
"To oVerlooks such men as
Frick, Green, Steel, Hunter,
and Manky, each one OF whom
has the reputation of being
sober" Aa ' .-' -e''4
Fredrick Frick authorizes us
to say that whoever says he
was a candidate tor the posi-
tion of Superintendent is d.
liar. Democratic Enquirer. . % .
Bowen takes great pains TO
call us a liar in the matter OF
Frick being an applicant. IL.
appears from the quot alton
that we only said he had the
reputation OF being a sober
man. But suppose We had
said he was an applicant, It
was no very grave offense 10
be an applicant. The point IS
Bowen flourishes his tru mpets
over nothing. We claimed
Robb's appointment wes a
mere "reward of merit" fer
party work. q That he was rot
discharged from Eagle on &C,
count OF working for Vance
and Huston, but tor furnishing
the men with whisky on the
furnace ground and for other
reasons That the board of In
Urinary Directors were using
their Office not to advance the
interests ol the people OF The
county, but to grease the party
machinery-all of which was
so plain on the face of the
case 80 well underStood-that
Bowen attempts to dodge the.
issue made by blowing about
Fred. Frick not being an az
plicant, thus leaving our artl
Gle in reference to the parii.
sanism OF the board standing
in all its force.
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Brutal Murder.

a most brutal. revolving and
mysterious murder was com
mit,ed at the tannery of Hen
ry Freybutg, on Livingston
street, Cincinnati, on Nov. 1'h,
at night, between ten O'Clock
and daylight in the morning.
One of the workmer went to
thetannery in the morning, and
looking into The boiler furnace,
observed upon the half consum-
ed fuel, the body OF a man.
The arms and legs were burned
of.. Herman SchIliing, a work
man al the tannery who slept
there at night, was missing
The body was ex,ricaled and
idenlrfi ID as that OF Schilling
In thesiable were signs OF a
desperate encounter. A bloody
piIchiOrk lay on the ground,
and blood stains formed a trail
TO the furnace in the lannery
Wlthim the enclosure IN which
the stable was located three
fleece nIas,lff, were running
Loose. From this and other
circumstances it was inferred
that the mnrderers must. be
perfectly familiar with the
premises, as well as with the
murdered man. ga .sIs.
~ Suspicion has settled on
three men, Andrew Egner,
=
Fred Egnef, bis,son, ami Geo.
Ruler, aidisth ,rged employee.
'personSaesH to threats OF
Sthilling's'ilife IRON all three
Of il7ese Rnferwas discharged
yesterday and wac familiar
with:ihe premises. es,
Egner and son kepta 10 r
saloon and cooper shop. and
were ,often in and out OF the
latter, place. :. Early last Au-
gust a seduced daughter OF
,Egner died ia ,child birth at
/ be, hospital Esner and son
charged Settling with her Sc
duclion, and went into the tan.
merry and beat him severely
with cooper slaves, For this
they were fined heavily In the
police court and bound over
to keep the peace for one year
p Ruier, the tanner discharged
las; night, was an employee of
iEgper's last August. He. de-.
mics enmity against SShilling,
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"THE narrow minded soulless
individual who has been edit
ing the Hinton Record since
the oval OF et-bagger
Raper to Ohilllcothe, has The
pity of this community. The
poor wretch is surely a burden
TO himself and all who have
anything to do with hlm.-Mc-
Arthnr Enquirer. Oct %.
We have carefully avoided
saying anything personal about
Jerome W Bowen Of the En-
quirer. We know him only as
a dirty, low-bred blackguard,
and have tried to keep as far
from him as possible. He has
had a schooling in the lowest
phases of life, lower than we
ever hope to g. t. He keeps il.
before the people that The edi-
tor of the Record came fr"m
Ross county when he came
here to start the Record. This
is true, but when he did so, he
lelt IN Ross a good name and
hosts OF friends. When Bowen
came here to start his filth
finyer, he dragged his rotten.
ness out Of Jackson, where he,
left a name that was infamous
and a community. who were
glad 10 see him leave. When
Carpet Bagger, Raper." (as lie
is pleased TO call ,him goes
back to Chillicothe, he, is re-
'sDected; Bowen, Jailed on his
return to Jackson 10 command
the respect OF even Twelve ju,
rors. = ..,-...,r:r -.
When be brought that cele
brated sui, of his, that only a
brutal degraded man, lost to all
shame; would have brought,
and alter he paraded his. rot
lenness and>-dlssraee before
them, and they, ,contemptuously
kicked his case out OF Court,
a decent public that had been
outraged by his uucleanIiuess
rendered the popular verdict,
"Served the poor, corrupt vaga.
bond right" a 50 ari' isfi
He talks about people being
burdens to the community. He,
that sits 10 his slime like some
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12

SIMoSDs, Photographer. Chillic"the
gives careful attention to making cOp-
les of other pictures Pictures may be
made as large as life from the tiniest
lncket picture, and made in everv way
satisfactory by careful and judiciOus
colnring. Photographs from nature or
from other pictures coicred in the hest
styles in oil, water cOlors, .-Nyon, pas
tel or ink, at rates to suit all 'ircum
stance
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12

CHICAGO. Nov. 8.-The Tri.
bune has official returns from
seventy.two counties In Hi.
nois, not including Cook coun-
Iy, which show the following
vote for Stale Treasurer: Ridge
way, Republican, 106 sol; Gar
roll, Democrat, 66,37S; Gore,
Independent, or farmers can,
didale, 56,S4S.
superintendent of Public
Instrucuor, Powell, Republi-
can, 108,68i; Etrer, Democrat
and Independent, 120, ,760 O.
the thirty counties 10 hear
from officially, twenly.three
besides Cook gave opposition
m ioritI,s.
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Notice..

WARREN SWETLANn OF Virginia City in
w Montana Territory aud Silas SwPtland Of
Minneapolis IN the state Of MINES ta, will
take notice nat John Daig herty Of the county
OF Vinton, IN the It te Of Ohln, did. en- ihe27h
day of August, A. u 1874, file his petition in
the Court ofCommon PleSs within and for the
coun " OF Vinton. in said State If nhio, AGAINST
AID Warren Swefland, a1d Silas Swetland and
loci G. Swetland, heirs at law ofJOel g. Swet.
land, deceased, and Angeline Swetland a.
widow Oi joel -. Swetland, deceaSen. and as
admibistratTiI nj MS estate. and n. @. Jones,
deiendants. setting forth tha. the said Ioel q.
Swetland, deceased, while IN fnll lite, and the
said Angeline Swetland being then his wife
gave a mortgage to The SAID John lIarghe ty
on in>lots 272 273 and 27i, IN the village Of
Macarthur, Ynt"n county, ohio; also, on n lot
275 and as much of Of the south side of n-lot
Z76 az will correspond with the south line OF
the graveyard being about "a Of said lot .78he
the.salne more or less. sain lots being known
as "Swetland's Stable Lots" to sec re the
payment NJ S275 with 2 per cent interest. &C.
cordny 10 q certain note referred to in said
mortgage, and that since the g1vi & Of said
mortgage, the sad Joel q. Swet,and has de
parted this lie; that the said Angel.re SWEET
land s sadminIstrairx NJ the said Joel g SWEET
lnnd dec ased, and th,t the said Warren
Sweiland, Silas SwPtland, and Joel q Sweet.
land are heirs at law nj the saii Joel Sweet.
land, deceased. and thai the SAID HomerG.
Jones claims to have an interest m the prem.
lse- described in sud reIitIon by a ceTtsin
mortgage deed prior IN the mortgage ofrlaln.
tiff and praying thai the ronrt NAV find the
amouL due the plaln.ifi, and # the same he
not paid within shert dav To hP named nv
the Conrl. Thar sad premises may he spl'l TO
Jay the srme, and that the sah: Homer y
Jones he ordered to set forth hiS said mort
gage lam. that ih' Court may determine the
prorit, of LENS at the hesI ng thereof; and
the said Warren SwPtlsnd md ~lh,s Swelland
are no'ifieh that they are required to appear
and answer sad etiticn IN or before the third
SATURDAY after The % day Of 'Dctoher. A. u 1874
dated Sc, tember rs, 1874
iOnN n,rGHERTY
BY H W. CorLrRAP, his Attorney 6w
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NEW ADVERT ,EMENTS
NOVEMBER 18th. 1874
AND CONTINUE 9 DAYS.

Weston was laid ont In the Spring Of the
pres.nt year, md Ei'ss promise Of becoming
one Of the most thriving ard important towns
In SnuihaIn 0hi,. The wn 10 located on the
P,rtsmnuth Bancho the NJ. kG. r r atcnt
eight miles North Of JtSkson q, II. and IN The
heart Of tn. roal and lTnn ! cit of that section.
Eight mrnths as0 this twI WIS FIST laid IN
now. the az AM hammer, and every t""l of ron
II heard and burdrpd occupied dwelling tell
what eight ah"rI mon tbs can brine forth where
the nature Of things Ifqures the bn lding "fa
town Te has nov a p'rHlation Of several hun
drpd inhabitants, two store-. large and Cum
modious hotel, a planning ard saw II. One
blast furnace IN operation and two 'ihers that
will 20 into blast In 81 days fiCm this da'e, aud
next Summer two more are expected 10 ie ern-
menced. Herr thousand laborpr4 can find EN-
plN ment, and millions Of dolars can lie judic
iously and prohtably Invested. Lahoiing MN
Rrr invited TO spend a day or two, and come 20
We'lsinn and see 70. the.uselVes, and frr all
such Who wish to secure home and Locate at
this p int, we can say that the mos liberal
Inducements will be guaranteed TO
them, for there is and will he q constant de-
msnd for labor NJ all kinds, at liberal and pay.
ing wages. HousPs are in great demand, and
capital lists ran huv lots and bild dwellings,
so that rents will yield handsome rate ofin-
tereIt, besides the hensR, they will secure 10
themselves hy the increase In the valne OF the
real estate. II ~ rarely that such an or or
tunlty for profitable investment IN real estate
has been offered to the people Of OHIO. here
is no need TO 90 West for snch an oppnrtnni.
~, tor in Wpllston You have Town laid ont
and started hinder auspices which insnres
5000 inhabitants in 2 years from the dav ii
was plated. Three hast furnaces IN lhe
town, and 10 6r " within radius Of miles
necessitates rolling mi lis and fonndries, be-
sides there viii hean ever>increasing develop
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Oct ober 22d. 1874.
80 ~. u ---L - = u
HALLS PAT,T HUsKTNG GLOVES

VI EkY GREATLY IMPROVED m form At
the claws, aud the more complete shield
lgof the parts snhiert to wear, by metal
Pates. making them wear foe times as long. and
do the work fister and easier Than any other
hnsker Made of the yer, hest cali leather,
IN iour sizes. tight and left handed SAMPLES
sent prepaid on receipt Of puce Half GllVes
SIPS; Full Gloves, So 81 per pair LlbeN
discount in quantities. Ask vonr mer,'h mt
or address HALL EUSKlNG GLOVE co.
Chicago, III.
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rHE VINTON RECORD.
MoARTHUk, OHIO,
THE ELECTICN
CONGRESS DEMOCRATIC.


W
atives is Democratic by a
strong majority, and the coun:
try has an opportunity Of see
ing what it Will do. There will
be bot little change financially,
for, the fight on the question ol
more currency or less, has not
been at any time a party, but
rather a local battle, the
great East favoring return to
specie; the great West crying
for more currency. And as the
Eastern Democrats hold the
same views on finance that
Eastern Republicans hold, and
the same fact existing in the
West, we can not see that any
great change is to he suddenly
wrought. On tariff, &C., there
may be some change, but there
Is but little danger of serious
changes here; the great trouble
will be in the increased uDcer-
tainty as TO what will be done.
In this uncertainty, this tam
pering with and talking about,
these great questions which III
fuence trade and commerce,
lies the trouble. The crisis was
not the effect of legislation, and
legislation can not permanent
~ relieve against it. Business
trade commerce must coun-
teract it. The crisis is not so
much a scarcity of money as it
is. a scarcity Of confidence in
the future, and this confidence
is founded in part on the con
fidence the business men OF the
nation have in the permanency
OF any given policy of he gov
ernment. 1t IS not the amount
of money, but its distribution
that affects u.s. lfit were fred
that government could not con-
tract or egpond the currency,
then the Fate of interest, East
and West would be faced by
the law of supply aud demand.
We would have just enough
money, none too much. Trade
enterprise, and commerce
would be fixed, and the energy
of the people would put forth
such efforts as would soon re.
store a financial equilibrium in
the country. The producer
conld estimate with some de.
gree of accuracy what the de-
Inand would be, and the con.
sumers could estimate with
some accuracy what would be
the supply.
Until we have some propo-
sltionS settled, some policy fix
sd-business must remain I'M.
settled and "limes" continue
"hard." 't.
If the Democratic Congress
attempts to pay for the slaves
freed by the rebellion-or to
widen the door OF the Court ol
Claims to allow rebels pay for
damages done by Federal
troOps-or to pension the wild
ows, orphans and cripples Of
the rebel army, then we may
expect TO ses a condition oil
things that will compel The is
sting of a food of paper money
AS well as an increase IN the
national debt. II may. be
thought that this latter propo.
sition ii a vague one, yet there
is no doT ot put The South will
demand it as their reward for
faithful anil efficient service
performed for the party-and il
the tide that swept the Country
this fall increases in power till
1875 We expect to see the
claims for slaves, damages and
pensions boldly urged upon
Congress, If not allowed. II is
the ultimate, destiny. of the
Democratic party. 1t sympa.
thized with rebellion and has
acted i'm harmony with the
South-its conscience would
say to 1t: '>If you can not pay
A. 49,. of fha 1lonfod..a
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Boston, New York, or Chicago. ~
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but says his son threatened
Schilling's Lille, and that sever
al Of the coopers working Tor
Egner had said Schilling ought
to be hung and burned. Traces
of blood have not been found
on clothing except Rulers
shoes. The supposition is
that these men entered the
stable while Schilllng was
asleep, beat him with clubs,
and attempted to burn him.
The excitement is very great.
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Times for Holding courts in
'' the seventh judicial
District.

DURsUANT to authority CT law. It is herrh,
i ordered IN ! thu several ierms oi The Cnu I nl
COnmUn rlra3 All the District Court within and
fur the Seventh Judicial District for the year
1873, sllal lie held in the respective counties
thereof Us follows
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12

i ordered IN thu several ierms ni the CnIi nI
COmnon icaS All the Dist 'ct Court within and
FIR the Seventh Judicial District for the year
1873, shall lie hed in the respective counties
thereof Us follows
District Court. ... 9
Wash ington, AIril s; Meigs. April l2' G lila,
April 10; Lawrence, Ap u 10: Scioto. April ~:
Pike, April 9g Perry, January I, August 23;
fail a. Ia. August ~ Hacking. Jnnnary u. An
gust 81; Athens, ia 'utry ~, September 2; Vjn-
ton, -eptemLerGj u Jackson, Sep T. mber 0 '...
CoLrt Of Common Pleas. HIa
FIRST SUBDIVISION. .,F I.t
Perry January 25; Mays; September 81 fii
locking Fanruary is. N y "a; Ocioi er lS
isirield-llny =; JuDs'; hoyembefS. no {
Lawrence-January 20; Ma, 4; September 2I. :.
Sf'tO March I; MAY /; October IS
Jackst " +. b, nary ~; Maya U tober 10
Pike Mar.h 81: Jrhe ~; November 49,
vi. ton-FeIruary u My 8, September "A.
THIRp SUBDIVISION. =.
Galk February I; April 26; September IS.
htVfbS"' os'uhy 49, 4,h"t its 't'Oooi
Wasbingt' n--Frbruaiy Z; May n; ucIuber z
iAfbrns--sImch tS; Jnr "a; November iO
And II II iuriher urle I'd that due rec0rd and
publication ofthe fo'rgoisg be made according to-
Law
Wines. our h,ud. ibis 10Th day of srpten.ber
A. u. 1874.
j.. sII.As u. WRIGHT, 81. ..f,
JOHN j HaKpER.
]. A. PLANTS, =, , }Judges.
t ERAsTUs A GUTHRIE, 'A
PUHrkR DpIiADmAY. Ia
STATE or oilIO, IN - ~ 'ij
ViET,s toUNTY; ss
!, q. W. Holland u lerk Of the Cont n Com
mun Pleas aud Of he District C,ult. within aud
for SAID eSupij and state, d.. hereby rtiiy The
foregoing 10 IL 4 Il ue copy VI tile gnsl order
for hOliing ourts now on file In my ufice, as en-
Ter, d ON the journals u sad courts.
~ v ITsEss ny hand and th, zeal of the. :.
si;;' 9 S':;; e; s3stss1 ! aiAsFi si
e- al ot y'|' Clerk
Uc,ober q. 1s75-5w
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CHEAPEST PLACE IN 7IlECOUS7Y
SIS J 0 n

AlwaysKeeps a FullLineof
Fresh Drugs. Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Dye Stuffs, and Pure Liquors for Me-
dicinal purposes.
Perfnmery, Fine Toilet Soaps. Hair
Oils. Pomade, Hair. Nail, Tooth, Flesh
and Clothes Brushes, Combs.
School Books. Blank Books, Copy
Books, Pens, Ink, Paper and Pencils,
Envelopes, States. .U ZU &. Is.
Fine Cut. Plug { hewing and Spok-
ing Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes.
Lanterns, Lamps, Chimneys, Shades,
Coal Oil.
A full line of Gold, Coral, Jet, Topaz,
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Musical instruments. Tuning Forks
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Clocks, Watches and Keys.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12

snrt. Wpllrinn Coal and Iron Go.
v. M. OGLE, Secretary.
November 18th, 1874,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12

Lawrence-January 26; Ma, Il; September ~.
S,itO March I; MAY I; OcIo IS
Jsckst " +. b, nary "; Maya. U tober 10
Pike Marll 81: Jlle "; November 49,
vi. t0n-FeIruary y; My 8, September IA.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12
District Court.
sEo'SD SUBDIVISION.

Perry January 25; Mnys8; September 81 q
Hooking fanruary is. N y "a; 0cloIer ls
isirt.ld-llny s; JuDsf; kVyembef8. re.