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Public Local L0U.
CHAPTER 407.

AN ACT 10 appropriate . -. Of non.
- 10 complete aad orss.sas The go.
ssssy provided Sos tho iusesmsnt esths
ssosius Of The C,oleiesass 6csa q
, Point Lsokost.
Where's. q no ssssisa Il siehtses
hsedred ed ssveaty. - -. chapter
s;gh'y.6ve, sssaies enc, vss psssed 10
Appropriate three shossasd aollass - pss.
ehase lot II grosed. ses e1eesdiaR ~"
aeres. siiast ID On o. ssor the site Of the
late camp Tor Confederate prisooess Ut
Pint L sokeut. in 81 Mary's eosnsy. il
which 70 inter tho remsius Of Confederate
soldiers Who died at said toist while pris-
oners Of var. and for enclosing and or
ssmsnsing tho sam; snl-
Whereas. certain commissioners wcre
appointed to carry "st the samc; snd--
Whereas. By commuuieasion made 10
this General Assembly Of Maryland By
the President IT the B,ard Of Commis.
sioasra. il appears sha the sun % ap-
propriatrd has been expended 10 ,xhsa,.
ing and inserring the C,"fs iersts dead.
"s"bsri"g three thousand. four handrei
AID sosr. and 10 placing IN iron eoelo-
ssrs sroun ! tho groaujs. leaving only Of
said appropriation uniravu from the
treasury. he email, balance q four hau-
dred aai sevesty-tvo dollsrs; md
Whrsss. said sslaoes 10 satirsly iusd.
sqsa.s TO e'wpless The work and carry
oct tie purpose of tAs soooississers;
tbercfosr-
Sss: ion b, Il sossasd By The Gcss-
raj Assembly Il Maryland, Thss The ssm
Of one thossssd dollars b ssd the ssn+
b hereby appropriated 10 further Improve
sod complete Poist Lookout Csosssry.
By the eomuissioaers Aforesaid. - plsre
ct ssids for The iassensas of he C,aisd.
essss dead.
Sec 2. Be- Il sasetsd. Tbss ihs Trsas-
urss. upos the vsrrrpt Of tie CD0ptsol.
lrT. b and he 10 hereby directed . pay
20 the or,ler Of the PressdeMs Of the said
Commissioners the said sun Of one thos-
sand dollars.
SEQ. 3. And Be Il enacted. That this
cot ehall take effect from the date Of il
passage.
Approx. 4 April lib, lo74.
July 23, 1S74-3.
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COM fRAl7ION NOTICE.
JsssDk S@ress
- ~
james a Aessan
i othess.

In the Csesit Court for 81. Msyy's cour-
u, sietilg ~ Court OF Equity.
No. 22s n Equity.
this l0lh day Of July.
" 1874. hat the sale made and reported
BY Robe G Combs and Jas y Downs, Trns-
'ses. V this cause. be nsi6ed and eoc6Emed.
sslssscause 10 the costrary be shows
On o. 6sfore the IND Mosdsy Of Auest
nsxt provided . copy a tbs order be
psslisssd 10 the 81 Nays Aeeees, osce .
vsek Tor three sssesssivs week. prior
70 the said mi Monday q Angus,
TIE ssPost assss shAk ~ lADd soA ~
JYRANK FORD.
.s Clssk.
1t,s sepy-Ts4: 9.
~ PRANK FO9v,
Clssk.
Joy -. isss-sv.
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k~s. -E1isp-Oe sssls 49,
pssss.ssa Siias Slivsly sppsisa.si = -
SssssA. ssisg - - bs;sg snsdeg $780,
ID g. - sssssd sasual ssossqDsosH
sFPstlis SsAsal Nss I. ss1ss H. lks6
IN = Z. T. Msesaa. -. isss.ysAuas
s.l e1s;sst psesspsss. IL ezsssflls vsss
held IN . bsssaifal ssvs aljassss - ~
village. vAsss - bsrsiig rays 10 Jsly5
- sssla ss.sss5 - > sssviss = -
desss sfkilAes. sAssseh vkfsh =
pssp q ~ lssivs sssss 6slss. - -
49, - sAilisss ssqsietsl ihsnsslvss
ess1hab!y sssssys ~ . 6ise - = -
ssally nesisss;sss aeoese = vaisA ~
psrfss.ea sbsir pssss h he prsgssnas.
such - reeisasioas. spessh-aakisg. 81.
Hoe. Fesdaii Msrbssy delivered - -
dress 70 the psp;ls. rsplsss v;th ssssl
sense aud good sdviee. He ispsssss1
spoa their minds The Importance ofss ed
ueasioa. and its great intrinsic valss 10
whssseevst positise they might b plsss1
10 this world. A large end sppres;asiss
sudisaes vers present. sucng vhoo were
beautiful ladies from wsshing.os and Al
exsndria. -.--.....,
At the conclusion Of In exereisss the
shildi<h hearts Of the pspils we're delight
I'd With bouusifal repast Of cakes. eoa-
f,ssionsry. etc.. 10 which they did simple
jsssies. After day Of snalloyed Pleas
IRE. both visitors and papils took their
lssve. dosbsless hsppisr sss he ssps,ies-
- Il the day: ssa psshsys u sfssr ysass
taess ehiarsa VII est throash IL visieo
q .s.ory ''ess looeisg. lissssisg look
bsbisa" toward THE happy esssssss. TIE
exa.inasioa held o. the day previess
proved. 10 even the dslless sonpeehss.
sion. that Mr.. Morgss's labsss have not
been in vain. and shosld The qssaioe y
asked. Where il the best school IN the
county e? the answer would Be st
CRoon.
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WHITE NALL ACADEMY
yoR YoUSe LADles,
IsoNARDTowN, Nd.

THE srAesaaaie pear esssish ~ twe sssuisss
i Of Eve uosshs sscA. Sssdies WIN Be ~
sunea q he afst MONDAY II SEPfHNBKR.
bet pspas will.be rs&eivea 1t any tine duais9
sbs yses. Ne Aedsosioa viii be 1aAs for a6-
sence or for .wiihlrswal bsfore The close Of The
session, except in case of protrsesed sickness
TERAS:-Board and tuition In English.
$4,000; French. $1,000; Gssman, $1,000;
,liusic, $4,000; Wishing add Nenaing, $4,000
The shove aAouaiS are. required semi-anua-
ally in advance. sPersons sdesisinks other par
ticalars, address
Mn. CHARLOTTE FRNwTCK,
- 80 'LeouardtoIo.
July "a, ls54-6s Sc. Mays Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

AN ACT to sssboriss he Coup.rolles
70 svdis aud sessls,ths cisims Ssr pes-
s;oa Of E.issbeth = Saanks and May
csl'e.bsr, of.Se. Nsry's eosssy..
Where's. tho nsoes Of Eis.bstA e.
sssnks ssS Nsey OslIsobsr vsss in
Prr1-sly spellsS h shs - u sighseso
hU'.dsse ss6 sevsssy. sAApsss Sbor hss.
I'D ssa sessssy-ssves. y seasss vhsss.
q -. parties Asss - - bons0B q
T eseaiss I. De Il sassssi b. ths Gen.
esse Aasss0hay e Masyl.ed, fhas tAs
Cs0psselles y - - b bsesby saaAss-
id a.1 ssqossss1 - ssaA - asssls
he ela;os - pessiss e HiDsbssA ::
oesshs s.d ny eulsohes, ss1 -
they - allovr1 u IL aos osssse q
e hey esA bsso pssPssly sso<6 n -
sss q sieetess hssassa ssd ssvsssy,
chapter fsss hssdssa end ssvsssy-ssven;
sssstdeS. ~ shs psvisisss e 81 Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

Amid The great vsristy Of fsrtilissss
which have from tine 10 tine been offered
the farnsss The 'Whissioek" has steadily
grown 10 favor. and ~ direct their sttso-
ton 10 the sdver'iseuest in to-dsy's pa
per. satisfied they cannot do batter than
to try the value Of IN article which has
given such general sasisfaesioo.
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The Science Of Health for Auen,, IL :. e.ps

The Science Of Health for August is . capital
number Of this mos, popular and useful health
magazine. 1t contains an illustrated article
on Restoring Life when apparenty Drowned;
Popular Physiology; Summer Complaints; How
10 Get Well and Keep Well; Is Alcohol . Poi
SOM Are Medicines Causes Of Disease? Dy-
sea,ery-Causs and Cure; Fruits. as Food for
Man Seassrabls Recipes for Using Berries;
A Bill Of HealtAfal Fare for August; The Sur
vivai Of the Fit,est; Epdenicss Special Foods for
Special Conditions; Who are "Old So,s7''-
Charcoal; Cause and Csre Of Dyspepsia, etc -
This 70 the second aamber Of the secosd year Of
The Science Of Health. ard aev 10 . favorable
time to saAsesiss. osiy % . year. single num-
bsss 20 ess. AtassD 8. r. vslA - Bread
vay, New yseh.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

ARRIVALS AT MooRE's EorEL.-Miss
Fannie Baum, Miss Clara Abrams. Jas.
b. Sheekels. j. II. Elliot. Mrs. NJ. C.
Elliot, Jerome Chase. W. Fl. Edelen,
Lucius Develyn. Chss. F. Wurdeman. NJ
Price. W. W. Kirby. b. Sears. Mrs.
Scars. Miss Mamie Smith. Mrs. D. How
CT. NJ. j. Weller. Mrs. Weller. Mics
Mary Repsttis. r. Goldsmith. III Of Wash.
,iugton, D. c.; B. =. Brsdsssa. PHI. Pa.
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[COMNUHicArID.

CoNMCNicATED.
81. Clements Bay. July 10. 1874.
Mr. Editor I'm the last issuc Of the
Beacon you noticed the arrest Of one Ed
ward Garner. ..an lrishmsn." for rob
bing J. s. M.t,ing.ey Nav. I know
something about This affair. and-I do know
positiv.ly that Edward Garner 10 neither
an IsisLman. nor the SON 81. sn lfishman.
by Publishing this .edvreesion Of your
former statement. you uill do me favor.
Yours. &c..
Janus b. OwExs. !;
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Tn MAINLAND YAassa-fAs Jsly ssaAs
Il shis ssisah,s Agrieslsseal Neatly esos -
haaa Gassa vish ss.fsa unsaE II vssssue ss.
sie,s sss issssoaag - oaasA Ga . srr,ss
IL ssssasisa e - Asoss. h Rhru~ 4
e1issa b Gel. q. SasAs AHlA - esaA.saisg
saisse and Gel. ". ". Devis - asssiss
editor. II b pstiished BY E.ra whi,naa. q.
the loo sesss u 81 50 il advance. No eeussy
AsDs should BY wishoz, IL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

LEcruas.-A eourss Of Lectures viii
b delivered By the Rev. Father Booze
10 St. Aloysius Church Of our Town. for
the benefit Of ssid Church. commencing
on Sunday evening acxs at half past six
o'clock.
Subject Of The course. " The written
word the only rule Of Faith. tested BY tho
Scriptural record Of the Eucharistic Sac
rameut and Sacrifice"
Admission To- each Lecture. IS cents.
The public will be duly notified Of the time
Of the subsequent lectures.
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Public Local Law.
CHAPTER as.

AN ACT . sppropsiass : s.n Of .osey
- Chsslesss Hall Sshoel. i. B NJ
rye sesnty.
Srssies /: b Il suse.ed b. The Gene.
raj Assembly q Nasylssd, Thss he ssn
Of one thosssnd dollars b spd II hereby
sPpsoPsisssd 10 the - add benefit OF
Charlotte BALL School. ssd thai said -.
preparation shall eonsinas foe I've sensse-
utive yesrs.
See. 2. AID Be Il enacted, That said
SUN Of one thousand dollars Be- and is
hereby nads payable. hy the Treasurer
on the wsrfaDs Of the Comptroller. to the
President Of Tho Trustees Of Charlotte
Hall School, on The FIRST day Of June Of
eighteen hundred and sevsuty-four. for
Eve consecutive years from the date there
Of. and no longer.
Approved. April 11th. 1874.
July %, 1915.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

Mr.. Clinton L. Cobb. Of North Carroll
na, Radical candidate fos rs-slessioo 70
Ceogress. 10 bowed deva With Wsighs
Of voc. He Gays: "If ] 80 Tor the Civil
Risbts bill I am beaten. and II don't 20
for il I IN beaten; and what sm I 10 dor
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The New Orleans Piceysne declares that
''.here has not, been an occasion since the
horrible msgovernmeut Of this State be-
gan that q single word from Presiden.
Grant would not have arrested oil the
evils from which We have - greatly suf-
fered."
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Public Local Law.
CHAPTER 45l.

AN ACT to provide for the payment Of
rum Of money TO J. Parrao Crane.
States Attorney for 81. Msry's county.
for professional services rendered The
State.
Section 1. b Il essssed BY the Ges-
eral Asae~hy Of Msryla,d. Tias the
Oo0ptroller Of Ne Treasury b and 10
hereby authorized sad direseei b issss
his warrant upoa ,ths Treasurer foe the
psynest to J. Psrrsa Cs..s, Sesses Al.
teessy Tor g. Nary's sosssy. for ths sun
u sixty Ssilsrs, 10 ssll so1pss.sioc Tor
professional services rsadsrsd The Hs.ss
IN attending before Justices II the pesee
in and soe said so1ssy. 10 sasss II viola-
tics Of the Oyster lS1; ssd he said son
Of money 10 hereby appropriated ses that
porpose out Of ,he snoaas il the Trsas-
ury. ssaoding 70 The credit d the oyster
fund.-. .s.
Sec. 2 And Be Il enacted. Tbss this
act shall take eject ftos the ::dsss q iss
passage. as
:. Approved. April lltb. 1874.
July e, lS7+3s.
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GuAHo.-Two carroes Of Peruvian have been
received in the last week, and third Is nearly
due. There l. good demand and We quote
from agents hands at SEQ gold per long ton,
with reduction Of so cents to 81 SO per ton,
mand for Fertilisers Is Stacking, but . good fall
trade ID in prospect, and We still quote the
leading makes at from $4,000 per ton, Of
3,oO0 pounds but inferior qualities are Offer
ed much lower.
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NOTICE.

OsSlcs CI1aK CIaou:1 CoUaf
roa 81 NARy's Couxrr.
The Law Of 1874 cd legislative Jour
nails. etc.. have beea ssesivsi as this o.
ecs esd will b delivered - parties en-
tisted ,Asssee apna application foe ssa,.
]. PRANK FORD.
Clsrk Ciresit Cnart
tee q. MssyS COsssy.
Jsly .. 1874
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Public Local Law.
CHAPTER 24l.

AN ACT to refund TO Isaiah Csnter
che sum o: four dollars and twenty I've
esoss. srroasoasly paid into The Treas
cry.
Where's, Il sppesss from he books o.
the Co~ptro:lrs. thss upos ssssIs~sss Il
kas bees lousd thss ths bslsses Of for
d.Alsrs ssd twenty-five cents has besa
evespaia BY Issish Cssssr into he Tssss.
ssy. tAersS"rr-
S,es;es l Be Il esssss1 By The 0sse-
sAl Assembly Of NFy'asa. That the
Treasurer b s1tSos;s 4 asd directed TO
pay sl.oa the warrans Of the Comptroller
the said sum Of four dollars and t1eaty-
Eve cents tn Issish Cant~r.
Approved Anril llth, 1874.
July %. 1S74-3s.
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TO the Public.

ATTY STEAM 6RISr MILL. NEAR
Iv1 CbsPsise, 10 one Of the very best,
asd oil persons css Be sseommodaied With
ens meal . I per Ss,ss. - By having
tbek svs sssu ground 10 order.
A. w. GARDINER.
Jaly %. ls74-lss
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DIED.

A r.aoe Han, - ths i5th i.ssasS RUTH
RlDGELIY, islaat dssghsse q Jessph n. and
Fanny Key, aged 10 days.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
-~H
Dssisl 3 Spades I'D
E,isaesah o Spal&aSs
hss wi6e
william r. Csyse
q q.

II ~ Oss1is Cssss ius O. Masy's es~,s,.
siseiaR - Cosst Of Eqsity.
No 80 N. Z.
this goth day Of July.
" lt5A. that the sale msds and -.
ported By 10. +. Aosgsa. Daniel c.
Han0ett aud ma =. Downs. Trus.
eses In this cause. b ratiEeL and cor.
6rmed, unless cause 60 the contrary be
sAowa On - bsfsss the Ord Monday Of Aug
next provided . copy Of this order be
Published in the 80 Nays Beacon. oncs
. week for three successive weeks pris, to
the said Srd Monday Of Augu.t.
The fort states that the laid cold for
$4,000.
CLERK.
Traseopy-Test:
J FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
July %. is74-av.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
0spAsss' Cossfef Saisf N,ry's Cosnty, Sell
Jaly ~, 1874.
nRDEREO By The COURT, That Annie
" n Chsnn and John n Chunn, Execstoss
MARK B. CHUNN,
late ofSt Mary's couaty, Maryland, decessrJ
give the notice required by law to the dece.,.
eds creditors TO exhibit their claims, and fsxs
che ssme b published once Q week for six sue
csssive weeksis the 81 uary's Beacon.
Test:
jana y RALxx~
Register wiiisfor 81 Mays county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order. Ne hereby
give notice that We have obtained from the Or.
phans' Court OF St Aary's county, MARYLAND,
letters Parliamentary on the pefsonal estate
ofnsfk B Chunn. late Of said county. d..
esased. All Psrsoas having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby notified to exhib, the
came With the proper vouchers attached thereto,
70 the subscribers, on or before the7lss day OF
jan, 1878, they will otherWise BY Law be e.
Guided from the bese6ts Of The said estate. All
prisons indebted to the deceased are requested
to make immediate payment TO the subscribers
ANNIE n CHUNN,
JOHN II CHUNN,
Executors.
July Is, lsfl-6w.
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In Fu IN
give noti&
OrPhans'
land, lett
estate Of "
ceased. Al
said deeea(
same with |
60 tke subj
Ja. 1878
clUAsd fro}
nefponsin.i
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AN ACT . ~ 70 TAssas Dat, jus-
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practically With all questions presented to
Ne; and, the one before as. is eminently
practical. I, affects the entire asricultu-
raj interest Of the country. and leads to
The great issue whether Ne shall sustain
Grant. with his tariff and monopoly prin-
ciples. or return to free trade, q solid cur.
seney. ard an equal distribution Of rede-
raj patronage sud favor; whether We shall
furnish him an ally in his iniaaitous sys-
TEN OF INSTRUMENTATION. or shall be
90 represented that we may look forward
10 the ;ime when 1.-The blessings Of Govern
ernmcn,. like the dcws Of Heaven. shall
fall alike upon the rich and the poor"
We may add. in conclusion. that We
have certain fixed principles Of our own.
upon the political issues Of the day. but
IN ancien, and time. honored Difference
ssd devotion to party rule and party or
ganisasson. eoepled wi,i vcneraied sense
Of party obligation aud allegiance. forbids
che expression Of our individual views
The Dcnossasis maxi. Is that The ..jer-
isy shall govern. ssd that isaividusl
eeossrs of he party shall essy ~ dc.
s1 q. - yisaS Implicit sAsaissss ., sAs
natesify vsise. vhes expceiasa tAssseh
The rsPssssssaaives a Tie people in Coo.
ventisa aaseoblsa. Adherias 10 Thu doc.
'rise. which vs hold to b eevnd aud
isrefatable. there sas b bet oae prsesieal
.saEsc TO Psess 1t The ensuing Fsll Elcs.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-02-05

HARPER's WEEKLY, says,
"Since Secretary Fish took Of
flee he has had to deal with
two very difficult foreign CUES,
tions-,he Alabama trouble
with England, and the pro
longed Cuban complication; he
has managed both with such
good temper and address that
he deserves the most cordial
gratitude OF the country. Had
his patriotism been OF the Don
nybrook7 Fair kind We should
have had war with both Eng
land and Spain"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-02-05

ONE day last week, after Mr.
Redd had signed the pledge to
sell no more intoxicating
liquors, a prominent citizen of
Swan township came in to take
dinner with him. Horace, who
kn.wS the duties of land lord,
made himself agreeable and
told bis guest he was glad to
welcome him to his house.
Yes, Horace" was the reply,
this is the first time l was
ever IN your house, but l heard
you had come out on the side
OF the Lord, and | thought l.
would come and break bread
with you. You may expect
me often" A.,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-02-05
MACARTHUR, O., JAN SOth, 1874.
How They Feel and What The

How They Feel and What They
are Doing ia the Country. .
The temperance movement
In Macarthur is attracting the
attention and receiving the
support of the Christian people
of the whole count, and pray
err meetings iroits interest are
being held regularly at many
of The churches IN the county.
Those who have informed us of
these facts also inform US that
nothing but the almost impas-
slble condition of the roads has
prevented the ladies of several
communities from coming in a
body TO congratulate and as
sist their sisters in Macarthur
in their good work; and that if
the roads get so they can 90 at
all, they will be with them yet
IN person, as they are in heart
aud sympa ny.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-02-05
THE VINTON RECORD.
ofhOIal Organ Of vlntOn County.
LOCAL MATTERS.l

CORRESPONDENTS in neighbor-
ing villages should mail their
letters so We will get them on
Monday if possible. We can
some times give them room
when received on Tuesday, but
seldom if received later, until
the next week, and by that
time 1t is often the case that
they are old and have lost
their interest. 1t is a matter
OF surprise to US that there is
no person in some of the ad-
joining towns who has enough
local pride 10 see that they
are regularly represented in
the columns of their local pa
pers. 1t draws attention to
their village, and lets the out.
side world know they are up
and doing. ''.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-02-05

THERE is a pump on First
street IN Dayton that gives hot
waller, it is a common iron
draw pump, in a we'll drove "a
feet, three years ago, end till
August last furnished excel.
lent cold water. Since then
the water has become hot. and
has been used steadily fol-
washing and scrubbing. 1t is
started with cold waller, and
steams up in clouds. There is
no sulphur smell. 1t is clear
and does not reach the boiling
point
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-02-05
Stock Sale.

Next Tuesday is regular
stock sale day. Those having
anything to sell will most like
ly find a good market il they
bring in their stock. The last
two sale days the demand was
greater than the supply.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NORRIS.
To THE LADIES OF HAMDEd
AND VlNTON COUNTY, OHIO;

would respectfully u that l
have opened a NetO Millinery Store, in
the room lately occupied by M. Bur-
tshshap 10 Hamden, Ohio.
Bleaching, Pressing and CoIOring
done to order. Trimmed Goods kept
In stock, combining the very Latest
and Best Styles.
/ am prepared from experience to
give entire satisfactiOR in the Business
Of AdnhiG Making.
All cutting done to order and a fit
VdrrdRed in all instances, or the goods
will be paid for.
BY impdrtiGlity and strict atention
in Business | shall endeavor 10 please
all customers, and will be very thank
full for oil the patronage extended me.
Respectfully, &c,
MRS. LIZZIE NORRIS.
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Notice to Teachers.

TIE BOARD Of School Examiners
for Vinton County will meet ut the
Union School House, in Macarthur. on
the LIST and 3rd Saturduys of March,
April, May, September, October and
November; and the lst saturday in
January, February, June, July, Au'
gust and December, in each year. Ex'
aminations to commence ut ten o'clock,
A. NJ. Satisfactory evidence Of good
moral character will be required in all
cases. A fee Of SO cents is required
by law from each applicant.
VI. Il. BARAES Chm Board of
}. s. HUM, SchoOl Ex'
l.. .. PEKrUE. Crk, rminers.
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What Those who Have Ceased
Selling Liquors Intend to do.
Horace Read intends to car
ry on his hotel and livery sta
BILE as usual. The room former
ly occupied by the saloon will
probably be converted into a
family grocery q
Patrick O>Keele is thinking
OF opening a boarding house
and iced stable, continuing the
grocery department of his
present establishment.
We called on Mrs. Wlesen-
burger on Monday, and found
the bar torn out and the room
freshly scrubbed. Mrs. W. IN
formed US that she would open
a family grocery, starting after
her stock on Tuesday. On
further conversation with her,
she express ed her satisfaction
at her action in closing Out
the saloon, that she felt better
satisfied already, and was con.
lident she could make a living
al her new business. She Is a
widow lady with a large fam
lily OF small children to provide
Tor, and we hope the good peo-
pie Of Vinton county will so
distribute their patronage thai
she may not be forgotten and
have no cause to lose her con
fidence which she now express
Ses.
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The Council, on Monday eve
ming, passed two ordinances
one to suppress gaming, and
the other to allow the Marsha
a salary. The later, by provis.
ion of State law, can not &C
into effect until after a new
election is held, which will be
at the regular April election