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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-08
Sic gnyaeOs unO tere seelforscr.

9ie religi0ie 9~tgentur iiber Die 8apas
9o> Sn0ianer i'm Terrttortlm Art5ota TT
benz fQtboltIdeu 8ti0Of in GuSctn, benz
OauptDrte bes Serritoriuin5 iibertrdgell
moroen. Del ipeltlt6e Ngent Der Suns
besregierun9 BEL benBapa9osS notanern,
ST.. 3t. q. 8ilbur, beflagt fi0 aber ieBt
in elmer Ginga6e AT ben Obercomntl1dr
Der SnDtaner gtngelegenbette1, 9errn
Smith, bitter iiber baS Serfabren Der
fat9oLii0en 8rieiter BET ienen JtotDbGus
ten. Seine 9ariteu1tng beia8t TN He>
ientli0en Sol9enOeS:
Gem Sil6of BON Susctn lno ietl1en
Brieitcrn let IS melt mebr Oarun 81
t6un, aus ser Qlrbett Der SIotaner Sc
tpinu fir fi0 81 Sieben, ais DaS 8etltlt6e
@obl Derfelbem gu fDrDern. Sur6 Ser
ipre6un9eu, Die nte erfiiut tporoen ieien,
babe Der 8il9of Die SnDianer beitilnnlt,
iDm Elm tpertbpolles StiiG 9anb ~ab5utres
ten; bGuftg lei bet 8eriu9 genlG1t NOR
Den, Die Snbianer 81 Deranlallell, etnell
Sebnten bon i6rer Gr1te al Die &tr6e
ab3u9eben. Sumner Drtngenper peroe
bon ben Sltbialerm bic SefIr6tmng gez
duBert, baB es Die Stride auf tbre Inter
1p6ung abgeleben babe. Sn Nrt5Ona
lptC III DSu Ut!luUDUIieH SDelleI ACeEl~
fO's iu6e baS fatbolii9e Yrieltert6um
Die republifanii6en Snitituttouen su
unterera6en, namentIt9 fibre es tn Nrts
soma aud &rteg 9egen baS pom Serrttos
rtalgouDerneur etn9efibrte SDitem Of
fentIi0er S@ulen. 9ieie 8rteiter ieten
nt0t, mtc Die fatbolti9e STRIDE IN ben
Staten Der Union, loDaL segeu Die 9te@
publtf, ite leien gar teile Biirger Der
Ger. Staaten, bitten teine 2tbnung bon
penn Settle u%nierer SnitituttOnen uub
1u6ten Die SnOianer i'll Der tteflten uuz
wlllenbeit nnb gtotb Su er0alten.
80 nett 9err @ilbur! 9aB er ni6t
i'm etnietttgen Snterelie elmer proteitanz
tilden 0teltgions9eno11eni6aft iprt6t,
belpetSt er our6 ben 8orl6lag, bic reliz
9toie Ngentnr gang abaui9affen.
Seoentaus miro IS Sadie Der Gegie>
rlllg lein, betreffs bieler Anflagen cine
9enale unteriu1ung an3uiteuen. See
fanntlt9 iperOeu Die Snotaners2 [gentuz
rem mad benz iebtgeu Sbftem unter ben
berl6te0elten Setten pertDeilt. Sin 9au3
et9entDinIi9eS SDitem, tpel6es eigeuts
LID i'm idreienben 0t0eriprude nit benz
amerifanti6en 8erfaIiungsprinaip 1tebt,
tpona6 Staat lno STRIDE sdn5li9 bon
einGnber getrelnt itnb. 50 Ganee aber
oas SDitem beitebt, bat natirli6 Die
tGtbotil0e &tr9e ebenfalI5 AnIpruh auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-08

Qaes fdlief, p1rbe pI6bli6 an Set Gorz
rtoortbitr bes @e6eimen Gatb BON sc.
Elm iammerli6eS &tnberqeIhret
sge1ort; Die Srau @e6eilne &Gtbi1t mar
Sic cutie, bic 6erbeieiIte. uno
ite fdltO--ein ettpa 8 Wtonate olteS Gino
metbltden @ei6Ie6ts, bos bon un6es
I q mn ter 0anb bort auSgeiebt toor.
Wfttlcibi8 6riidte fe oas fIeine @eIen in
ibre 2lrme 1tnO CAB 6emielben Otabrlne.
Nu6 0er ate 6err fi6lte ein meni9lides
Gubren, ull0 es nllrbe 9emteinl6aftli6
bei6l0Hen, Der Sletnen Die Derlorene1
@lteril 5u er1eben. 0as Sinb ipiro auf
.oas] &iebeDoalte gepflegt, un6 8eioe
trflten lid oes nnDerbofften Ginz
,Oerfegen5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-08

einen She'll bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ODD Bft6t oer 9te9ierung lit eS, OaFilr
al 1orgen, baB ipeDer fat0oliI6e nod
anbere @ciitli9e iDr 8eiitli0eS Sagore0t
mib6rau1eu.
, 1874-09-05
THE LUMBER INTEREST
etoto Convention OF Lun1bcrpacn Mt
ST. Anthony Ealln. nItihn.

s'Aso convention OF Lnnlbcrnlcu Mt
st. Anthony Falls, M1nn.
81. PAUL, MIMI, Sept. 4.-Tho lumbormon of
this region held State Convention today at 81.
Anthony Fails. After considerable debate In.
dulged IN by various lumbormon, the leading
tdca Of which was that production should be ro-
duced, Con. ". D. Washburn, OF Mipnoapolia
was oallod upon to speak. He said tint thu
fortune Of tho lumborman was hard ono, Thora
IL no moro Intelligent get OF mon In tho country
taan our lumbormen, and yot these Intelligent
men arc pursuing suicidal policy. Tho Yaat
forests arc being stripped OF their wealth by
IN ambitious iumbetmen In race for money.
Tho supply would soon be exhausted
we are to,day using double tho cut of logs that
''n9 Wo should. Last winter there was cut nf
2o0 ,000, 600 foot of logs, when It should Iavn
boon but 100, 900, 900 foes. lie would enter into
Ill agreement not to cut ovos q certain amonnt.
provided othors would do tho samo, After d lonT
debate, tho Convention adopted tho FOLLOWING
among other resolutions
Rtsospfa, That wc recommend united determine
tlon u u! umbormon to reduce tho cutting Of tie
MUS OF ILLS state o3!z per cont during tha ensuing
through tta Doard Of Traio or different assocatios.
enter into written agreement with another p'edg-
Ing themsolyca to abide by aud fully comply Will such
agrcomcnte.
It was also
Rtsolptd; That tho Convention fully beeYos tint |
tho best way to arrive at the proposed reduction Ia by
restricting tho actual cutting Of the ns aud that tic
roault CAL DO reached I'll no other why.
Representatives Of tho Convention at gaRtnnw |
arc instructed to carry out tho foregoing,
, 1874-09-05

ascension OF Prof. King and a partv
VI NesVspnper Mon ut Cleveland Ycs.
ScruaT. @e@-

Ascension OF Prof. king and r. p,-.,
OF Newspaper Hlon ut QIcyolnnd w..
scrdnT. ~e@~
spsctal Dfspatea to 1as CHICAGO Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 4.-prof. Kings nam.
moth balloon, tho Buffalo," which was to hayo
mado IN ascension from this city yesterday aftere
noon, but WIS prevented by rain and oloudv
weather, mado beautiful ascension at II o'c1ock
to-day The morning was cloar and beautiful.
and m Immense crowd assembled in tho park
from which point tho ascent WAS to taho nlaco
prot. King was accompanied by Mr. Ho1dan. of
tho Boston Journal, aud reporters for tho zeoder
Aeraa, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, and tho Plain
Deater. Promptly ut II O'CLOCK, all being ready
Tue ropes we're caat OF, aod the balloon roso
rapidly several hundred foet and salad ~
III northwcstorly direction. After MOVING 4
Or miles, md attaining IN altitude Of a mia
Il struck a ncw current Of air, and i1umadiata1v1
startea at rapid pace duo east. It PASSED oynr
Ashtabnio Harbor aoon Gftor O'Clock, etIi n1ov-
,ae rapidly due cast and II nilos above tho ]ako
frot: King will mnko strong effort to reach In
neighborliood Of tho Atlantic coast beforn a1icht
ing: News from tho yoyagors Ia eagerly a.
pecsea, crowds Of people coming to tho telecranh
aha howspnpor Offices during tho evening, Tho
ascension was one Of tho most beautiful and
successful ever mado. The balloon Ia onn nf
ho iargost ever built In this country, It in AZ
eos " height, carries 0,100 feet Of gas. and IL
'apablo OF carrying fifteen peraoue.
, 1874-09-05
lfGHThthG.FREAKs

o. Spectal D7anatoh 70 THf Ch{caoa 1tfbune
'OrTAw4 ILL.,, Bopt. 4.-This nftoruoon. during
s1n,1. marG satn.storm hero, the lightning played
singular freak. During tho ontiro Storm tnoro
"ia mna p.tt ono o. ap Of thunder heard Tho light
,.!'s atruok larga cottonwood tree In front OF
Mafin Aioma saloon aud dwelling, ou LaSallo
ssfoos: thn Tho building IL fow foot lower than
.ne .ne topmoAt branchos Of tho troo. There aro
.htaa points upon the roof Of tho house. aud ono
at Mnnth ~ foot Of tho treo. Tue elootro aul ran
ipon tho wires Of tito pony OF oIty1
mo OF tho Western Union Tolegyanl,
company. Thero arc three Offices in town.
69pon tho pony line simultaneously tho ligltuIurI
", naaled over tho wire to tue different oflicos:}
Inc operator at tho head Or Ronoral buAipehY Of,
, 1874-09-05

Frooeedinas In the National Uonyen.
tl0n ut Detroit.
DETno1T, hllch., Sept. 4.-In tho Insurance
commissioner Convention to-day tho following
resolution waa introduocd:
Resolved, That IN order to pfoyout thu av. ro.r4
ang rom 1t is tho unan.mous onjsIon
u W ing members Of tho ConYentlon that tue lawa nf
~ e!aA which peE1nft any Afo insurance co,nnany
70 feingnro any risk authorized to be takon by nny
enoid % 30 anondcd to prohibit my such
"a nsE ates alx months from the tIno ach risk
policy holder, 'e "A'-'0'' eo'ia'1' ot Tue
Iho day WAS taken up in the discussion of thu
sop'o thus presented. Mosara. Rhotlos, Of Maasa-
enasStse ent arvsy sn Aetuary OF st. Louis Dry-
York, Rqusol1 Of Kansas aud 1icOIIntoo1 Antn. no"
9aya a.y OF tho Northwestern Autual Lifo spoke in
3avor 19, OF reinsurance, Rowe, Of Michigan ani n
~ tSs - OF Malno opposing: Finally the resolution
, 1874-09-05

y. bnowSnsylh1E, laMN n, Tox., Sept. 4.-rho French
at DaRda Me1ico today In gaIo "' an5 honnno nsnoPo
LOT : total wreck, breaking up ii iess than % two
ao.!a; aouta; Ihe cargo Is drifting ashore. Tho
saaom' uaptat5' Eirss Mate, and throo soamen woro m
lava no..i1a Eleven no Of tho crew aro supposed to
zoe, On The American aldo, is several foet undar
danon. Ma.os, Ihe Inhabitants aro in oongiderablo
, 1874-09-05
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
ent ~osss.." OF Cap1tni Stock OF Corpo,
Properly. AAt'141oAd

sncnt .scnt Of CnpItnA Stuck ~ corr,.
Property. %'"" @e"llfontl
o,,z. stestat Nsnateh to The Chicago Tribune.
-. orSa1etn ra..',1 ILL.,, Sept. 4.-Tho State Doun1
IuaA1atton met This morning, ant1 commit.
.,oa soa tspolseo pfogreHH There ,vas an opinion
-. .e .u4o 'o' the assessment OF capitalAtoo1,
| now roads: 1no su1o
y eapat sock and tho market or fair coas nnares
ao uoot to1cud!ng from Buch tolt tio ta.o Of
geor pau tip na@ 10 combined added TO-
M stoe ena nsa to a tic fair e Of tho ea
aoread aTe 'n9 sba nS ms
e tangible property spocsoy Of sueb dac,"n Of al
% Ee %nseooatona {sucl oQuaxcd Of asscssod yaatio
mined BY tho equalization or asscssmcnt 9f 10 aoter
es.e eaf an% nor 'pa I'd Tho amount IL saeR
frsnohso. which ths Board ta rcourea ~ IT, t1o
tops n ar sgains companies md assocs
8tato.- "'o" uuoee Lie ia~a Of this
III nas. whitney proposed an amendment Ia TIM
second clause, by adding aftor tto word fn, 1nS =
and sfter 1t thu bs soE the words "sach por cot
sla b daat%nsd &C. % t ao to
Of this etate." It will bo soen from tia aranny
ment that tho rllo Ia to bo mulo u conto+r, ~
Was tho Board actually did last yoar but wbjcf N
tne rue az It now stands, fails to mako c1ear
A1ter taining tho fair cash yaluo n the csn
ital btock of corporations 1t is to bo relmcoi T.
u she a9mo por cant Of its fair cash yalue a. T.
snan oe determined that otlor Property ahn11 ho h
81 at. Tho anaondlnont vent over t. i"
acted upon on tho 9th mat. 0''A " W
lno committee on Lands have mnia eor,o
progress III their work, which ia ootnpioto 40 fop
his day: '"'' o4"ss IL up to
, 1874-09-05

9pfo9al Uisp0kch 70 Tho Chicago Trjbuns
CoNNEnsv1LLg, Ind, Sept. 4.-The thirteent},
annual fetr:of Tho Fayotto County Agricultural
Society concluded today. Tho aitendanca has
not bGoa a9 largo as larlng previous yoars;
woathef, Ana partly by tue political exotemcnt
which enEroBaea attention. Tho DISPLAY in tho
various dopartMbhta was yory inc. oanooailr in
sna a1 {na ~ fu!t asroulsurall oduoss, and i've
, 1874-09-05

Ii!a nc9 happened to bo fow foot . !: from 1,,a
inslriments at tho t{mo. Thc tao tao1, f,rt,, ~
Mss ,nns'y 7lum1natod for instant ronort @
fa]snd III ddfG,@iiionng f,aiianag Tho oporatu = ;e Hook
and stunned. Tho Operator NJ -. rs 9a91 y y
ssopos sopEsa "9s terribly scared, as gIockoMG' n
t3,a nomo 70, damage was done ai :; : oflico t.
eoon aoe Troi hr sto The lehtning ur wiro wes-
briaS. bail Of pa q1 pfGopo fsdn, and looked l1o
ooappln8 and ctaoking ltko piatol. .ahoia -ou'
, 1874-09-05
=. !" :,:':,:fAE poRK-pACkcRs.

NJ xuAEy4MtaSEa, Nc sopt. 4.-rho merchants and
'Mehterh t tpai1pe dealers IN this city hayo al,-
EAtod 70 she, National pork-raokers' Convention
t4:peqt Us LquIBYille, Sept. 0. Thoy loayo to-
mmo3sqW.s y afternoon ". O. Raymond, ". II.
aMa,AoHa; ~, Victor prados, r.. N. Preston, J.
eohWaha1lnr Thomas DYrneA. Il u. peoypH,
, 1874-09-05

Nn"AonHA troops at tho South.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 4.-No formal order
w1ll be issuod from tho War Department. ua to
tho distribution. OF troops in tho Department ~
tic South, but tho whole mattor will bo loft with
tue department Commander, who will disposo Of
tue forces 30 that they can bo used by the United
states Marnhals In case Of necossitv. Tho
Ioaera troops in tho South aro now distributed an
!oiioWs: Three companies Of tho Second Infantry
IN Alabama, gtx in Georgia, ana ono in Tannca.
see. Iho ontiro Third Infantry at HOLY snr;nrs
S1; al's9.; tnfoo companies Of the Bixtoonth FL.
1ansfy IN Aontucky two in Arkansas. ma
Mannnsaa ~ mssssippl ono in Louisiana, and ono in
es8hth infantry in South Carolina and two n
tHeofg1a; Eight companies of tho Firet Artillorv
~ Florida, ono In Georgia. two in gonth Gards.
Una, and one in Virginia. Six compnniea of tta
seoond Artillery In North Carolina. ono in
sousa Carolina, ono in Virginia. md
1oar In Maryland, making tho vhole
number Of troops III tho several Southern statea
oot"een 1900 and 5000. Tho Third Infantry
Mas t',aa oraerod to Louisiana several months ego'
Gut, On account OF tho warm weather and llebii.
y t9 Fever, 1t Was decided that tho rogimont
sn1oq sas remain at Holly Springs, Miss until tho
al. II VIII NO" 30 hurried to 1ouiBana.
~. .Astolney General Williams before leaving tho
esy Iast evening, addressed letter to tho Soc-
s":ay su.aIy OF War, desi ignating tho localitos in
outrages ln tho Southern States. T'his iottnr .,'
alsn tho circular issued yesterdaY, was inolnsci
% aen. Mcdowell, commanding tic Donnrtmort
u ne South, this morning, with INSTRUCTIONS IN
les designated. o '00a43-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01
Swan Grange.

The following are the officers
elect of Swan Grange, No, LOT.
They will be installed on Sat
urday, January Sd, at l o'clock
P. NJ. The members of Elk
Grange, and the public gener-
ally are invited to attend, al
Mt. Zion church: Fredrlck
Frlck, NJ; Edward Walter, O.;
s. S. AlblD, L.; Hiram Johnson,
s.; John S. Witherspoon, A, s
Matthias Shurtz, c.; Charles
Shurtz, Treas; James Faulk-
ner, Sec'y; Fenton johnson, 9
K ; Annie Rinehart, O.; Marga'
ret Prick, P; Caroline Norris.
F.; Mrs. D. L. Witherspoon, L.
A, s., VIM. Earnhart, G.. w
Rlnehart, and J. D Murphy, s
Com.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

IT should be remembered
by all good people .hat the
philosopher j. N. the diSinter.
ed advocate of truth will de
liver an address at Macarthur,
Tomorrow, (Fnday,) evening
Turn out and hear him.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

A NELsoNvILLE barrier has
been on the rampage here for
IA while past. He rented a
room from DR.. Doddridge, pay
ing a months rent in advance;
gave it ur before he had occu.
pied It, brugh, OUT job Lucas,
made some improvements in
The furniture, then "Iolded his
tent like the Arabs and silent.
lly stole away" We understand
he is now showing the Atheni.
ans" how to keep a barbe
shop"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

One OF the Agents OF The
Christian al Work, T, De Witt
Talmaee's paper, recently Oh
tanned $50 subscriptions in
about eighty hours absolute
work This was great success
to be sure, but The agent had a
fine paper and superb chromos
to back him. There is room
for more agents of the same
sort. Samples and terms tree
Office 102 Chambers street
New York. See advertisement
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

ONE of the Endmrer's print
ers enriched the Golfers of the
'own OF Macarthur in the sum
of Sl2, for the fun Of hitting
one OF his fellow workmen over
The head with a shooting stick,
last week. Boys, it wort do;
shooting sticks were never
made TO pound off each others
heads off!
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01
Notice to Teachers.

TIE BOARD Of School Examiners
for Yinton 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 lst 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 50 cents is required
by law from each applicant.
". II. BARAES Chm Board of
Us. HUM, }School tx.
l.. .. PEKrUE, Crk, amlners.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01


The Cincinnati Gazette re.
ports a very large holiday trade
in Cincinnati and attributes il
to the unusual amount OF holi-
day advertising. Here the
trade was unusually dull, we
believe in consequence OF our
merchants making no effort 10
make Or push it by letting peo-
pie know that they were pre-
pared to cater for holiday
wants. The stores generally
bore tho appearance of Sun
day. Sissons's was the only ex
ceptiou; his store has been
crowded to overlooking for
two weeks past, day ind night.
Moral-if you want trade TO be
brisk you must stir around
brlskly yourselves, and let the
people know you have some
thing TO sell and want to sell it.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

AT The last regular meel
ing of The Y NJ. q. A. of Nc
Arthur 1t wa.s decided to hold
"a series OF prayer meetings,
during the week of prayer, in
accordance with the suggest
ions OF The American Evan gel.
zeal Alliance, the meetings
to begin Sunday evening,
Jan 4'h, 1874 and to continue
one week. They are to be
held in the Presbyteria 4,
church. - NORRIS EVANS,
Pres't.
N. j. Bow ERS, Sec'y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

The Macarthur Brsss Band
gave a public serenade ip front
Of the Court House, on the after
noon of Christmas, attracting au'
dience. The band has become
one of the permanent fixtures Of
Macarthur and is making COM
mcndable progress under the eff
cient leadership of Mr.. Henry
Horton.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

JOSEPH HIRN, opposite the
Court House, ChilIicothe, is pre-.
pared for the Holiday trade.
lie keeps the largest stock oil
toys, fancy cakes, candies, etc.,
to be found in the city at whole.
sale or retail. Parties furnished
with everything required. Oy
sters cheaper than elsewhere
served In every style, or fur.
nished in quantities at Baltimore
rates. Give him your orders, OF
call on him when you are in Chill
licothe.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

Mr.. Lei oLLUM, an sgent q
the Pension department, W.
here this week IN Iestigatiui
matters connected with Thu
department. Rumor has it til
the pension oil a widow OF
desceased officer OF the arm
will be cut off in consequent
The agent however Vas IT
cent as To the probable resi-
of his visit.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

The following are the officers
elect of McAathur Lodge No 365
l. o o. F.: S. B. Uliom, N. d.
Vim. j. Rannells, V. g.; A. Will.
P. s.; h. G. Jones, R. s j. s.
Will, Treas; John P. udhkI,.
Trustee. They will be installel
next Tuesday evening. Mr.. b.
V. Goldman, of Kingston, the Dir
trict Deputy Grand Master vii
be present.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

MIR S. B. ULLoMs house o.
the corner OF Mill and jackson
streets is a fine looking, wei.
finished building and speak
well for Mr. Uilom's workman.
ship as well as his enterprise
Ii is two siClies high, contain.
seven large rooms and two
halls, Of modern and tasty de
sign, hip roof and brackel cor
MEG 1t is now complete ex
cept the front door and tran.
SONS and is a lasting advertise.
menl OF Mr.. Ullom's ability 70
do good work.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

Hon. MILT Mccoy got on the
train at Cincinnati one night
Tor Chillicothe and woke up IN
lime to get off at H~amden.-
Yet Milton wants 10 be Speak
err oil the Democratic House OF
Representatives,.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

HENRY KUsnENBEAU the lit
tie barber who has been in the
employ OF Job Lucas for the
past two years, died at Mr.
Lucas home last Saturday.
lie was a native OF Albany,
Athens Co.. y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

Miss ANNIE RICKEY's school
children had a Christmas tree
at Vinton Station, on Christ
mas Eve. The tree was a very
fine one, bore about 1926
worth of presents, and the dis.
'ribu'lon was a very pleasant
affair, attended by most all the
people of the district.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01


Rev. j. B. JOHNSTON was in
stalled as pastor of the Presby-
terrain church at this place on
Tuesday last. Revs. Ii. W
Blggs and Prestley of Chilli
cothe, r. X, Campbell Of South
Salem, John Barrett of Pisgah,
j NJ Gibson Of Jackson, and
Elders Bell of Uhillicothe, and
J.. NJ. Johnston ofstiillsboro
were present and assisted in
the ceremonies.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

SAMUEL Lowry was at home
asst week on a visit and an
nounces himself well pleased
nth his new home. He is liy-
ng at Springfield, Mo.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

EXTRA copies OF the Record
containing Rev.H A. Palllsler's
letter 10 the members of the
Christian church at this place
will be found ON sale at Geo.
Sisson's and at this office.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01
A MAN named VIM. Adam

an ore-digger working Tor /.
Gaskill, had bis head badi
cut by a stone thrown by A
drew Dye, on The day belt
Christmas, at the Vinton 5
tion grocery.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

SOME land negotiations are
ow on loot which, If success
al, viii, result in the erection
/ a furnace at or near Nc.
,rthur in a short time.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01
THE VINTON RECORD.
0fhOiaI Organ Of Vinton County.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Railroad,

The force on The railroad al
this point was increased thi:
week to nineteen teams. There
is a force working just south o
Vinton Furnace, but we die
not learn how large. We un.
derstand though it will be con
siderably reinforced next week
by teams from the furnace
The company is doing rapid
and good work at this point
Quite a number have paid
in their subscriptions so as to
avoid The paying of interest,"
Those who have not done 81
are reminded that this is the
last day allowed Tree of inter
est, unless the Bank allows the
three days of grace as q! pptes.
Alter tE,ii, two and a halfhyeass
will be collectable and we pre-
sumo will be enforced by law,
The easiest and best time Il
settle is nou To those whc
contemplate evadIng payment
by law, if such there be, we
have only to say that they vii
only succeed in making unnec
essary costs upon themselve,
and the company, and have t.
pay it In the end, There is M
way to get free OF itany more
than there is OF a note of hand
or any other debt. The validi,
~ Of the company's organiza.
ton and it's consequent abilit,
to collect its dues has been
we'll tested in The Gal!ipoli
courts and there is no occasion
for our subscribers to repeat
any Of those foolish expert
ments. The lair way is ia
walk up and pay ii off like any
other honest debt. Your lel
low-cilizens who have palc
their money have a right TO ex
Feet and demand that you pay
yours without putting them to
unnecessary cost to collect, and
The work to unnecessary delay
Each one subscribes and pay.
on the faith OF the whole, and
all must ioe the mark. Now j.
the time that it can be paid to
the best advantage to The sub
scriber and The company. oi
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

THERE will be an entertain
menl at the School House
Hall this, Thursday evening,
Tor the benefit OF the NJ. 4
Sunday School. A small ad-
mission lee will he charged
and all The children IN attend.
,uce will receive Nv Years
resent.
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Howard Sanitary Aid AssOcla-
o. ton.

For the Relief and Cure OF the Erring and Un-
fortunate on Principles Of Christian
Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors OF Youth, and the fol-
lies OF Age, in relation to Marriage and Social
Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted
sent free, in sealej envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Pi:'sosl
phia, Pa,