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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06
RAILROAD.

rapid progress since our last
report. We found loacham
near the shanties with . force
Of 26 men and four teams blast
ing out rock. In our former
report we referred to the cheap
ness with which this branch OF
tie work was progressing. It
10 Stilhbeing pushed at proper.
tionately low rates. and we
should judge BY observation
that far the greater part Of the
rock work between the furnace
and the Beard farm is now
completed.
The next considerable force
We found working In the cut in
front of the Beard house-33
men and 8 wagon teams, un.
der direction of Mr.. Pinney.-|
The cut was nearly complete,
the force being engaged in
leyeling of their work. On
Monday last they would proba.
bly, move forward nearly q
quarter Of q mile, where they
would finish up Q small cut
which was left by the scrapers
because 1t could be moved
more economically by the wag-
ons. At the head of the Vim.
ton Furnace Hollow We found
Mr.. Grimsley with the scrap.
ing force, we'll into the last
heavy cut which the force will
encounter this side Of the Gal.
liza county line-beyoDd which
the grading is completed.
Three or four hundred yards
In advance we found the
pioneers, under Mr.. Langley,
grubbins over a comparatively
light grade, within about
II miles Of Eagle Furnace.
The heavy part of the work, ex-
cept the cut in which the scra-
pers are now working, is done.
The amount Of dirt which has
been moved with the force at
hand is simply surprising, and
can not but give satisfaction to
every reasonable stockholder.
From this time on 1t will show
itself more rapidly In the NUM-.
ber of miles finished, as nature
herself has nearly completed
the grade.
In the progress of the work |
the company has found it con.
venient where they were vast |
ing DIRT from the cuts to con- |
siderably improve the county
road. The grade Of the bill as
you approach the Beard house
from the furnace iS rendered
almost impercptible. The hol.
low beyond, in putting in the
cattle pass for Mr.. Damarin to
pay for bis right Of way, Is rails
cd about eight feet, and then
there is another fiii,ef. about
eight feet at the head Of Vim.
ton Furnsce Hollow.
One thing particularly mo-
ticeable 10 us wss that the
working force is nearly all from
Gallia county. Q fact not much
to our credit, for Vinton county
men were gwen the preference
in organizing the force. We
saw but four workmen from
this county ina force of 8S men. |
They we're A. L. Brown, Frank
Dowd, James Lants and VIM.
Snook. All are working away
vigorously. They don't have
any time to fool away during
working hosss, bat are rspeiv
Ing ths,r pay regsiasls. and ne
corrsspondinsiy happy sad on.
srgetic. asai
We. sssased oar esssders |
some time since thst the road
between Gallipolis and vipton |
Station would be completed
beyond any reasonable doubt
and % qpickly % the workmen
could pssh the work. We are
uow asaurad that tbo vuscsco-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06

A DvERTIBEBs send % cts. 10 Gso. =.
n howsLs Co., ~ Park Row, N. T., for
ther Nsh5-zess Pa-RAia. showing cost Of ad-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06

We will furnish the Record and the
Cincinnati Gazette to subscribers at
$s.5Opsr year ~ '.' .l.'a''
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06
COAL.
Wan ted A Partner.

) A SILENT or activs partner to invest $500
.AiA % estsbIished 6ur.nets N Macarthur
Business pays, but requires more capital
than ] an able 10 commsnd. Address PART.
NER or make psTsonsl application at this
once. lrt ~ ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06

NUTS, confectionery, figs, raj
sins at Hollands.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06

&S 6 t<onper day ct home. Terms nee.
" Sx~vAddrsss GEo. srIrsoH \ Co.,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06

EMurr MILLS, Snow Flake
Flour Ut Holland's. ~ q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06
CLOSI NC OUT SALE.

wv Offering consisting
wv
prees In order 10 close out before September LIST.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06
ELECTION
SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.

SHERIFF'S 0FFiCE,l
VISTos County, UHIo,
July 20, is74l
To he Qualified Voters Of ViatOn Comfy, Ohio:
WHEREAS, BY the laws Of Ohio regulating
w elections, 1t IS required Of the sheriff OF
his county 10 give, notice before the time of
holding AN election by proclamation thro ugh
out the county Of the time on which such
election shall be holden:
In pursuance OF such requisition, i,
GEORGE kALER, Sheriff Of vinton County /,
OHIO, do hereby proclaim and make known
that the
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06
THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND

In which, not content with the old stones Of
.Robinson Crusoe' and the "ewiss Family
Robinson" the writer undertakes 10 show
hov party Of men cast upon Q mysterious
and desert island may live By their scientiho
resources alone, without the aid Of any wreck
to draw upon for the materials OF llfs and
comfort.
The party are Americans who set out from
Richmond. Va. ,auriBg the siege, IT o balloon.
N. Jules Verne unites vi an accurate scien
the knowledge, an exuberance Of inventive
genius that has
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-06
NEW CONSTITUTION

for the State OF Ohio, adopted in Convention
in Cincinnati, ohio, on May "a, lo74, and also
to vote for the adoption or rejection Of the
following propositions sought to be IncorpOs
rated into said Constitution, 10 Wit;
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

thing, bot IL msaning was not understood
Finding him mt d danger. fsientls and
relatives retired, and ths sick man was left
alrue With his family. tss Il, a.
! - ss5afah, said he. "why in heavens name
did ron permit the doctors IL butcher me
10 this way Z am laid up for week o.
two, and oil for nothing. ls sit
.,s.sn ~ ~ % save Jour h's' DEAR. @
,"H.u-s.h, There do for heavens sake
Be- quiet everything depends upon M
With GESTURE Of impatience Mr.. HAr.
fis shut his syss. teeth and hands, and lay
perfectly sill for few minutes. Then he
turned his face to the wall, muttering in a
low, petulAnt voice, 'sToo bad! too bad
too bad" M
I had not erred in my FIRST and my last
Impression OF Harris disease, neither had
Dr. Gpily, although he used d very extra
ordinary mods a treatment. The facts ol
The case are thsae: a ssE III
F9sHaErie had ! weakness. He couldn't
taaes. vine or strong drink without being
tempted b axconk SIRED ssA Sf
B6gh himself aad f1iends wece mortified
and stssved at This; md ths9 with admoni,
tioa4 ard Be, " good resolutions, tried to
bring abu0t ! reform. But 10 see' was to
ta6te ;to taits wAs to III. Az last his
friends uEssd him 10 shut himsslf ~ at
hodns 6f { cestain Ame, aod - II total .ab.
s1inssss would not rive him strength. He
rot - peetsY veil 1bf . NV days, partfc.
ulasly %, = Ais eoachmsn kept weil filed
bottlo Tor him In he Scafrisee hcuse, to
which he not ulfssqaeutly rssorted; but .
too ardent devotion TO this identical bottle
hsU1Ght q thh sappcsedapop
Dr.. Dolly vas hight in Ms mode Of treat
Ing ths diSsass attef Ill, and did not err in
s1pposi6e it would reach tho, predisposi-
don. 1he cure was effectuaI. Harri
kept qnise o. the snbject and bore his shaw
Cd held cn his shoulders with as much
philosophy ~ he could muster A wig,
1ltse the SorM made By the blister had dis
Appeared, concealed The barber's work nm
III bis own hair grew again. He never
ssntared upon wins or brandy, for fear of
apoplexy. lsege ts.ss84tlse ~ sif
When the truth, leaked ont, - mch
thinas always will, the friends Of Harris
hAd many ! hearty 1angh, but they wisely
eo0cealed from tn object cf their mefri.
msat the tact that they knew anything
more than Appeared Of the supposed illness.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

This is tho time when the sodding
OF tho front yard is in progress. aud
the same predatory hen that pleled
the yard bald last year is glanciig
through the fence with pretended nm
concern, and speculating as 10 when
The new grass viii be ready.
The daughter of . telegraph opera
tor in the West, . child Of ten year ot
age has been taught TO send mesa Ses
by sonnd, and whenever her father Is
away the neighb0ring operators hear
tho little. child's talk with her father,
|teliing all the family news, and made
dseb by little blunders In orthoSraphy.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16
ALI SORTS,

ls ALL SORTS.
1 Woman salt.gs Is marching south
ward. 81 81 aea 81
0eAooI teacbefs ID Sonth Carolina
are cAllea Agsd sxiAgsrsr ra Il
~ u threS yeass' imprisonment to
whip : wifs 10 Nsmphls.
In Nebraska eourtships are said 10
average three hours and = half III
length. ssg s4r ef..
The EsyptiAns brswsa bscr two
thoasaud ysers before Christ. They
brew n stili. aad they call Il Rooxa.
a wsalthy citizen OF Eie, Pa, writes
Eyns," when he % aapposed 70. intend
Isaac. ,aa ~,
Ne usadss that North Carolina il poor.
Eghf huIdrsd 1Nysrs haye bssn deceased
thsss wthia ~ past twenty years.
Joarnahsn = - prodtabls calling in
Tsnnsssee. "HAllyiaJsf r exclaims an
editor thsss, swsve gue : new shirt r.
virgi6ta psppsrs ~ thak never since The
var haa ths tide Of Nosthern emigration set
% sesoasty toward - 6ta1s u q present.
TAS OsnadiAas have become diseusasd
With tAsdld English system AZ voting rsva
eocs, andA movement q ON foot TO intro
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= n1as q Rlsane &c lide4op N Il.
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IN tn Aasne GrAss. ai bssa 1eE sssss
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nan u bot allowed to drive { white
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

! bonNe, 0r subscrlpti09 of $50 O00,
| 10 conplcte tho ssu III anna thirty
.,,,a. h~..2. tr.l,aaa - !.
ml'cs uotweon Aqyuss0u, qssls on tnc 81,
Louis, Kansas City y Northern Rail-
way. and Albia Iowa. y .ls.u one Il, ~ IL ma
sst scnthezA terminal points Of The
Geattal lof Iowa. Now. sir. oonoede,
| inr lthat a i. hs~h,v smr.r..rt = ti.a
hs.s,.,. - q, r...,.s ~ !. ~ -.
Pc ~ sso0r1 ana iow9 snar she
liink bstWeen These tWO krsat high.
wAys shOuld " specdily 0l0ssd, = 2
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

-
nailrsaAs Frssessang.
n a 3fEETtxu of pr6mihent railroad
ohlcisls and attorhsys Wa held a
New YORK CITY on the ~ Inst. II.
II. Porter. General Supefihtendent
fe4resentcd the Aicsgo 3 North
wosternl road, md 3. 8. MsrriH. Gen
cral superintendent. fepfssedted ths
Mhwankee ~ Paul roAds Ine I'D
Board O Dirsctofs q these swc roade 4 4 \
were also present. Tns ~ y objsct q re Y
meeting Wa % determine y WHAT Y 4. course
q pursue IN regard g ths recslt rail- !
road laws passed n Iowa ana Wis
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Iowa law was read which provides
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

4E is NO 20 gratifying pros
psssfor pur prosperity = : people. =
The recent exhibit Of the New York
IyM@ Of our exports and imports for
the frst blk months Of The present 40.
cal year which commenced July 1st
1e72 The lesson which theas 1eares
'teaehes lis, that during tho ilrss six
snontAs referred 10, the favoFabis TO ID
Valance Of trade was that W
bought less and sold moro. We sent
away oyer ssyen millions Of gold dur-l
ing that period. when for tho cotirsss'
pondiDgI period, We ssnt Ayays
4S7, ,O00.0p0. Tho way wsIlook = iA We
l1apst stop tho continual draia 81 sps-
= from llthis country, By stopping ths.
8llpy a having . large balssee ek
{r4ds against ~. II we can effect this
A. ESofd4bly and q . natural 90
qusncs The problem Of rssumptioa Il
also solYed, just - certainiy, - ~
proportion becomes trnesthaA as4an
\ y adding iolhis fortune when his In
|sa e Kseeds his expenditures. Tho
general intelligsace IN thia country,
which lharpsus invention sxa asklll
aaAons tie many; the frsepassport to
eyeryb body IN tho race for wealth and
plscs ana the uAedualsd rssoutess ol
tho natien must SOONER or later place us
20 that " shall not hays topAy tsibsts
to.sny people, in the shape Of balances
In trade on the wrong side, ot, ths
lsdseH We ars happy to ~ this
49, 4bQut to be fulfilled n al probA-
l4bilitA NAsa II shall cone sudss
|ths festeraaG eafs Of ths fallsSe ~.
dom, And scope given to our, people
~ lks doyeEnment to build Up aad -.
large I'D enterprises. and utilize IL 70.
sources fhsn VIII there bsne Qusselou
FOR our sbility 70 It oncs mako specie
resamptea practical. We can adopl
t without : ripple occurring n ON
AuAAce4 saeS ssl
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

sofe T. - Heaale o. Tho finan-
shows tha4 politioally twen-
- Rspublicana, ~ Dsmocrats
y Liberal voted for IT. and six-
: Dpublioaas, nix Democrats and
: ibsealaaga1nst 4. In tie At
etaa ~ sMsrs battwo votes
2 ~ twenty, sbr ths blii. OF
q BosthWestesa States only two
- against Il In the South and
- paly Mira e. 1oeaxeAed against
najs ll1lns Hsre
/ bin, IYi1len anong
ratie T. major
4 4 thsD - q p1 - The Hota
- pesS6 ~ appssr svpnly
=. a nAjesity " ~ Liberai1
eese AnalnGt 1ls
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

6EwAKD eAlrH, Of Dss Noinss, Ssc-
rotary ofthe State Temperance Asso-
citation, desires the Secretary Of each
Tsmpsrance Association or Lodge, sf
whatevsf kind, n tho State, p imme-
distely tr.Asmit to him the na,ns Of
tho Association ar Lodge OF which be
n Secretary, tho names Of other on
oefs, the number Of members, and Civ
ing also The name:Df town ana county
whore located with care that names
or oficers, towns and county be plaia-
lyiwrittan % that no mistake may oc-
cur. ns
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

Tne Cassle Qasssasn II calsGesnsa.,
{ The 9an Franciooo Bxlleeta donbte
3eooglAr : million doflars Win eovef
allstFA losses of horses, cattle and
sheer In California, the past winter
The losses Of cattle aro' estimated at
- per cent, Of sheep somewhat less.
This results from : pasture famine,
long and cold starma And = want Of
3 ard car, yhe stock smen ~
|slsee3lY epI6Ss1 = he iapovltisni
III Se.jkS tSelE sl1e 81 ~ sWtf
tfeSs Xn1f6 thlte m not nsf1 tksh'
Two ye9f5 n ton when tkcy need II,
but II they begin, they win always
h6xs tosdSsis, ,wliile ths dAttJS sbecome
less hardy and moro dependent on
sielter. 1CAea1 1spck faIssts, lowsvSt,
~ dlssll liiASd With lthls asgaiasnss v
| say. nothing Of 10 cruelty, and, viii
hsreaftss provide agsinst sxposasc. 81
TX sss9 ss39s -. : - ~ tsse s@sa ~
TAe CineinnnAati j . t fiibssais kaxrs iaid
down tho following plank ID their
|Iolitieel petfPFm;s issssas sss,,a
Rtsotsed, That temperance, frnga1i-
y, industry. md other virtues, .hoy.
ever dosirAble and commendable Ia
themselvse, arc qualities 70 bo cultiya-
It'd by thei ieitl3en IN NJ iudividual o..
pacity = man, husband or father, but
not TO be inculcated or enforced BY
legislative snaAtmenta os politiealsn snar
culinary. AA II
These pesties we're inrt ~ birth d
What constitutes the great reform par.
~, and are now laborisg u ths mama
Of reform in the role II anything q
destroy the Repnbliean part. Thssl
Liborals Offer by fhsiF sesoluaionssa -
asylnm among them fcf vagrents
aqualidness, snd consequent crime. !
4 ~ ~ III.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

providing Al the time that Ne bnt do
our duty ID the pfemisss. ss sss sss s:1i + 4.
We commend thesertisle and the
eennunicGtlon Ab6@s releFsd ~ u
he careful confederation Of our read
erss s. ", 3, 81 ss. /.
"a Grunge in Buehauan { county,
Iowa, hsd . lecture delivered bsfofs
them with which they were 70 wall
pleaded That they ssnt Il 10 TIE Chicago
TsI5wne and had It sahlished. Law
ysrs and doctors get.such = terrific ra-
king down In this ieeJnre that for
their benefit we efv6 ths most that
(artains to them. wesdo mot kpelgl
no the lecturer was, but "a = ventuxs
3Sll bet that II Would doso wash:
81 xWhen the Pnrina1s ostab abltsksd
themselves on ~ bleak S0roe of
New England, their great purpose
Was to be free to worslhp God accord
ing to the dicta.es Of their own con-
ccpsCienU6 ind W e11Oy t0-4ey the
ftuite of heir tolls and mi 1Srinks
Butj while We are ffee from psaest-
craft and hing craft Va @As6 hoand
hand and foot BY lawyer oralt and
merchant-craft and, unless We can rid
ourselves OF these new usurpers, ws
shan hnd psr letter stats worse than
the former. - a.ss@ ~ 'st'se
TFrom tine immemorial, the lawyer
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

Tho House bill to increase the pensions
Of totally disshled soldiers and sailors was
reported, with amendments, and placed on
the calendar.
The Senate resumed the consideration o.
the bill Tor the, incorporation Of railroad
|companies ia Territories, the pending ques-
ton being ske nsoslon of nv. Wright TO re-
commit which ~ withdreSsan moved y
strike ostthe section giving the tight o.
vay thrnnah npblic lands 10 such railroads
sSd anti bosiiy " take from such lands ths
knatesIab ca construction and maintenance