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French Broad River with one of the best
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Mill and Timber properties.

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Harper's Magazine.
Notices ofMs Psess


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Diffusion of Useful knowledge" The
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mani to the great masses of thu people.
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
Tha Police Conrt

Has become quite au itemswita
la the last week, bis honor, tn,
Mayer has been busy. LooL
out, ye naughty ones.
Dec. %, 1870. The State o
lohio We Manassas Coleman
Charge of getting intoxicated
defendant plead guilty to charge
and was fined So and costs.
Dec. 80. The State of Ohio Vi
James w. Pettinger.-Charged
with furnishing liquor to Perry
Alexander, the said Alexande,
being in the habit of getting in.
toxlcated. Plead guilty and wal
lined $4,000, aaaaaA
Dec. so. The State 81 Ohio Y.
IAmisa DeGroot.-Charged with
Furnishing liquor to Perry Alex,
lander, the said Alexander being
in the habit of getting intoxica.
ted. Plea of guilty entered aud
was fued $4,000 and costs.
Dec. 80. State Of Ohio Us Eli
of assauIt
Plea of guilty entered and was
fined $5and costs.
Jan. 9. State of Ohio Va Perry
Of assault.
Plea of guilty entered, fined SIS
and costs.
Jan. 2. State of Ohio vs. Sam
ueI Haywood and Robert MUIR
pky-Gharge of selling liquors
&c. Plea of not guilty entered,
trial partially had, when defend
ants Withdrew their plea of lot
guilty and entered their plea of
guilty and were fined S aud costa,
Jan. 2. Stateaof Ohio vs. Sam
uel Haywood and-koberr-Murs
6hy-Gharge of selling Iiquorste
minor. Ipeh of not guilty ens
tered, trial partially had, when
defendants entered n plen ofguiE
~ and were fined SIS aud costs.
dan, 2. Tie State of Ohio VS.
San1uel Haywood and Robert
M1rphy@Charged with keeping
q house OF public resort where
liquors are dlabitualIy sold. flea
Of not guilty entered, trial parti-
ally had, when defendants asked
leave to enter q plea of guilty,
which was done and defendants.
lined $4,000 and costs.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

Dr. Crooks Wine Of Tar not only
ipronptly rerroycs Coughs and Cifds'
but also e~leanses The lungs of rhe sub,
stances which clog uD and witch
Iraridly destroy, when sutfrre.itl en- n
1t enres all Bro-rhinl Affections
The distressing 8 'reness iDciient to tie
attacks Of Asthm \. are always relieve ed
by 1t The certificates d cur4s Of
Asthma and Brorchitis place it as the
fore most Medicine for these complaints
and show the remarka lie curative has
mower IL possesses. A remedy which
Ehas been tested and proved in a tn JUS
and different way Capable Of curing al
dieeLses Of the Throst and Lungs, Per
forming many very remarkable eures,
merits a trial from all who are suffering
from similar affections, and vainiy s. e K
ing relief. The multitude il has cured
praise IT'S virtues. VIII you let prejut-
ice prevent you from being cured aso
TRY ONE BOTTLE,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
MY BIRTHDAY.

Sixty-hve years old ! and thy silver hair
Ny Polly TO me looks wondrous fair;
But ak! what trampling Of feet belOw
Ny friends-a smiling and goodly low
A fine hOg-a turkey of gold they bear
They speak Of my kind and watchiul
care;
They call me fatherf words are so weak
Do yeu wonder, my wife, that ! could
not speak
Dec. 25th 1870 was the birthday Of
one of the old settlers, Mr.. Leven T.
McCabe, Of Eaton, and to surprise him
some kind Friends from ~Jseksonburg
sen him 6 choice and rare brsed of q
Rorker. Just GO and see il, ye raisers
of stock. And they did not forget Aunt
Polly, sending hers Turkey of golden
fair. Long may they both live to enjoy
TIE happiness of thlsl world.
The above was omitted last week for
want of space.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
what FaII.

"&E E
a minister ofthe Gospel told
me in 1847, one of the most thril
ling incidents lever heard in my
life. A member of his-eongre.
gatiens came home, for the first
time in his life, intoxicated, and
his boy met him upon the door
step. clapping his hands and ex-
claimiug.HPapa-ha come home,
He seized that boy By the
shoulders, swung him around,
st aggered, and fell in the hall
la The minister said to me 4
would give you his name If ne
cessary: 81 spent that night IN
that house." I went out and
barred mr. brow that the night
air might fall upon it and cool
lit. I walk up and down the hall.
There was his child dead: there
was lis vito in strong convul>
|sions, and he asleep. A man
but thirty ave years of age ~
sleep, with dead child in the
house, having a blue mark upon
the temple where the corner of
the marble steps had come IN
contact with the head as he
swung him around, and o wife
upon tie brink of the grnrei Mr..
Cough. said my friend 1 cursed
the drink. lie had told me i
must remain until he awoke, and
dfd-WhsH-Ke=awaK he pas
sed bis haLds oyetshia face and
exclaimed, What Is the natter?
Where ana i Where is my boy?
Yon cmnqt see him. Stand out
of my way. will sec my boy
To prevent confusion, l took
him to the child,s bed side, and
asI turned down the sheet and
him the corr sc Ire uttered a
shrek, All my child? That min
lister said further to me, One
year ihftersfhat ne was brought
trt,m . lusiatie srylum TO eide
by side with his wife, In one
grave, and I attended tie tuner
al. The minister of the Gospel.
who told me that fact is, to day
a drunken hostler in q stable in
Boston! Now tell me what drink
will do. It will debase, im6rnte
aud damn everything hat is no.
bic, bright, glorious aud godiike
ia q human being. There Is.
nothing drink VIII not dastar-
dy, cowtrdly, sneak, or hcllish.
We arc nnitod. brathren, are
noti to fight it till the day
af our death.
JOAN b. Go, GU.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

LoAN-WooDRlNG-Dec 21s,,
by Rev. Hiram johnson, al his residence
Mr.. john I. Sloan and Mary L. Wood
ring, all Of Prcbie county. ..
YoUNG-SKILES-Dee. 22nd, b,
the same. at the residence OF tho bFidei
Mary 4 Skiles, alt Of Prebis { unity, %
No Cake.
GARD-CROUSE-Ih Eaton, Jan
1st, by Rev. J. d. Laner, Mr.. Lev
Gard aRd Mrs. Rsbecen Grouse, all O
PFeble county,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
CHAD News!

A permanent cnre is, wnITanted in all
cases Of diseaEe arising from impradence
of youthful errors, resulting in nervous
debility, semieal w~eakLess. emission5.
dreams, impotency, gleet, diseases, &c ,
by using @
DR.. Bells Specific Remedies.
They can be used without detection,
or interference with bn sinesH no change
of d Ell is necessary.
DIR, BELLS SPEoIFIc PILLS
Their aid. Trial boxes sent hylnaii seal
ed, ON recesPt of One Dollar. Senc
STAMP for private circular. Address,
STEPHEN HAMI1N,
f37 Broadway N. Y.
i Lnns :sfHurl~ -
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

The Radical politicians sat
Washington City are now buisly
in stocking all the
important committees 10 both
Houses, and arranging matters
for the presentsoeeupant of the
White House. It appears that
no other business is now serious
IIy contemplated. When the
people get an other shuttle atth,
pack the stock will be DESTROYED
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

Ma~nafacture Combination Tool Co, of
* Mercer Street. New york. an article
patented November rs, 1863, which
from its simplicity and usefulness; de-
serves mention. 1t is a combination Of
twelve tools in one Instrument, and car
be conveniently carried in the vest peck
et Can be used al a pocket rule ruler
square, bevel, screw-driVer, chisel, com
passes, scissors, button-hole cutter, pa
The company desire to appoint agent
to introduce it, and offer to send sampl
l(polished steeD by mail, with terms {
agents, Tor so cents steel. silver plated
one dollar extra fpished geldPlated
two dollars.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

Tho I4rg.et stock of plain,
oriinf entail and fancy wall Pa,
let over brought to this Iowa is
now heing placed upon the
rhelyes a Albert Il Churchills
Furniture Warefoolnes Prices
reduerl to suit the tiz.es. CAP
and examine.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
& LARGEST
REGULATION
CountyM
OF rnn ESHeS nsaocnss

|cE or TMR EA1oS nEAocR&Ts
Eaton. D. iSFO-1Ssi
Ivertisers and the Public in Gen.
fe would respectfully call your
4 10 your adfertiselng IN he
Ohio Weekly Democrat, and
ting a share of yonr patronage
er ourselves that etr.et attention
|pplied as viii make IL 81 object
-FOUR orders both as regard DIS.
price o. Cpmposition Hoping
rom you. and receive your order
easnre TO
Remain Y0nrs Respectfully,
* "a" Eaton. Preble Co.. o.
.nges please send their wrappers
also send
< S-tercOtgpes!
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Subscribers a
Magazinesi

are authorized 10 received
EDITIONS for the following
Eines aud Newspapers at
hbIislier's regular SuSscrip-
Fates.
Every subscription coming
for any of these publication
J will also send the Demos
and any of the following
ideals named below. for The
int set opposite the name
AgrisTalist s. Democrat
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
DFYORCEN.

Absolute Divorces legally OBJ
tanned in New York, Indiana, IL
linois, and other States, for per-
sons from any State or country
legal every-where; d~esertion,
drunkenness, non>snPport, etc.
sufficient cause; no publicity.
No charge until divorce lie OBJ
tuin. Advice free
Address, Moor & RICHARDSON
$50 Broadway, N. Y,
Dec. 29t / yr.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
That Clock.

Twas on my quiet walk,
I beard the noise of many people,
And MI their FrinciPaftaiE
Was, bays you seea the Court House
stseple.
Yes, says Joe ! but what Of that, :
Are the Commission rs going I make o
move,
If they do, says Bill, III bet q hat
It's TO FIX the clock oar time &c improve
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
The oldest stand I'M tow

The Oldest stand in town
for Groceries has passed into the
hands of our late Clerk of She
Court, Mr.. Hiram Shank. This
was formerly tho stand of Mr..
Grouse, deceased. MIR. Shank
has added qnite a stock to its al.
ready loaded chelves of Notions
and Fancy articles. His selec-
[tion of Groceries, Teas aud Pro.
visions has had that cure dis
played that the most fastideoui
can purchase. just drop in tor 6
moment; any and every body t.
See tile stock. Store, corner o
MAIN & Beech Streets.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

TnAr-SneAk Thief again on
the night of Dec sotfr the dwell
ling house of Mr. John Acton,
Twas entired by some THIEF"
who relieved the family o. their
silver ware, then thowed lis
peanness By taking the servants
clothing. The question is often
asked, kayc we got this thief in
our midst, if we have, he ough,
to be hunted out.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Jan. 2, 1871.

Jan. 2, lSiI.J
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
J. Il. Foos, Mayor.
J. n. BRowK, Clerk.
ii. b. VanansdaI, g. Il. Edison, c. p
rham. w A. Swihart and u. f. Ste
phehs; Councilmen.
BILLS PASSED.
u. RI an, Marshal, services. $3.50
A.. T.. Hubbard recording Deeds zs50
III b Vanansd1l, for cash Ajxaneed 4.4a
) n Lake, transfer OF bonds, sc
n MoLaughlin, keeping poor, 1,5O
WIN FIagg. taking care of Engine 1000
The Building Commitiee we're iastrpct.
ed to purchase q step ladder, oil can
&c, and arrange the chairs IN tie Hal
SC
The night set arart for dedicatine
the Hall is Jan. 11th, 1871.
OFFICERS.
ABNKR HAIEEs, President,
j. p. BRooKlYs, Vice
w. b. TizzARD. P~residents-
v. J. GILMORE, Orator.
Jos. FisnER, Reporters.
1.Ss MoRRIs,
SwIHAET 6 SrErHExs Goa. ga DecosG
Yours, B.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

Notice Il Caution.-As Mr. g,
Mehaffy has been making state.
merlts of running the tsDRMocRAT'
in reply, I would state, he is in
no shape or form connected
with this Office in any capicity
has no srthourify TO receive
money or orders for this office.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

ExTRA.-When you read the
Democrat pass it TO your neigh
Der, as we think its columns will
edify him some, especially fhe
is u Republican.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
Il. o.. 81. r.

THR County Lodge of Good
Templcrs, will meet IN the Lodge
room OF the L. o, G. T. on Satnr-
day next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. all
members OF the Order are respee-
invited.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
Noes Mau.raArt1 AaNuAL.

WELES MLUsTRATEb ANNUAL
or PaRHseGSersAxD PHTsLoaHSnrr.
IPos 1S71@Basna~e RostHDits -
IChqacters and BiOgrHPmes %
Inpmsrous distinguished Hen and
Nomen.it contn5ns fhiTteen Ma
Types OF Fsmsle Beauty
lOrrans Of ne Brain Illustrated
deEsed " kat CanI Do
lBestgs How 10 Biiter w esf Point
has q Student. B,ersonEl Beauty
lhow Aifasaed; VIDA. IS the use
Iof PhreDelsgyf JHes the thing
sfor iearnSrs a 9s1 Tucy 8 ets
4book. sent first post Aa1rrsA
| Office, PHREHeEiYAEoIAE JeOREAL
E8sS Broa1ways New Yesk-
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Farm, Garden and
HkA Vineyard.

Are thoroughly discussed, A
Mechanical! Department is kept
full of instructive hints to aid in
the Farm Workshop,
ChSEdFeas's Department is
nicely illustrated each week, and
filled with such things as will
gladden. the hearts of the little
ones. a.d make Them better.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR
Six Months for one Dollar.
Three Months for Fifty cents;
TRY IT, m- Specimen Copies
Free. Address
OHIO FARMER, Cleveland, o.
ne~- 20 sms
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

NoTIcE.-ln relation 90 the re-
port of the Treasurer OF the Pre-
BILE County Agricultural Society
the amount paid Quito the Baud,
$3.50, was ace identity omitted
The same should have been
placed in the columns of Dec.
22ud, 1870.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

The Ohio Eaf-zsscr Ia a
Weekly of TWENTY P1eEs. prins
ted on pure cotton paper, large
quarto form, cut, covered and
stitched, it being the only formal
of the kind in the country.
Each humber contains q large
amount of useful inflammation,
al articles being short and to
point. Editorials fresh and
|practical. Everything pertain
Ing 10 tho
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

AA ~ 49,
The practice Of allowing boys 10 spend
their evenings in the streets Is one of the
most Fuinoas.e dangerous and mis-; hiev-
ous things possible. Nothing so speedi-
~ and surely marks their course DOWN
ward. They mcguire under the cover OF
night. an nnhealthy state of mind, vul
gar . nd profane language, obscene
practices, criminal sentiments, and a
|iavl@ss, riot0us hsa ring. Irdeed, it IL
i'm Ike streets, after nightfaIl that boys
.ner dly acquire the education anil the
capacity of becoming rowdy, dissolute
men Parents, do you believe IL Will
you keep your children home at nights,
and see their home is made pleasant and
profitable.
The State VS. Elmer Thomas. Sen.
ttenee was passed on Saturday. his Honor
tSudge Gilmore, presiding. The ofense
was shown to be of . very aggravated
mature, theiatent being 10 wound while
wrestling with Aonabraker. He was
sentenced to serve three years at hard
labor IN the Pe%nitentiary and to pay th'
cost of suit The Judge spoke very feel
iugly towards the young man.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
n N.Kw -HNEEa.TVOA;

DR. Tuttle Dentist of this
town has invented n very useful
Invention N that will do away
with the solutatienz n Look hers
John did you come from where
there was no doors-if you did
|ges one of Tuttle's cheap and
new door springs, which is sure
to shut the door for yen. Call
every one and see It-this ss an.
other Ia, ention TO the list of Ea
ton. Hurry o patent Tor jus
Isuch small and Useful things il
lwBerethe money Lays.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

The attention of the public is
called to the card of the Xenia
College for ladies and gentle>
men. The courses of study are
ample and practical, and much
labor bestowed to meke it o mo-
del school. They freely give
time, care and instruction-they
welcome industrious and aspiF-
ing students. In the Normal de-
partment more than the usual
time is given for instruction to
prepare students for the practi>
cal duties of the school room
Music, drawing and painting
taught. Session commence Jae.
10th. For information, address,
WILLIAM SMITH,
Xenia College, Xenia Ohio.
Jan. 5 wiz
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DEPARTMENT.
|~vsrtislng Rates.

s. cards, not exceedIng ak
erted at S. 90 per year
humber of insefttonH u specis
|ertisements will b continued
red ont, and charged 81 above
snent, Administrators and Elk
|otices must be paid for in adj
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
WY OFFICIALS.
Nm OFFICIALS.

...... .E II. AFoos.
JM. BFown
$1,000 o. Ryan.
VA Edison
commissioned. Whiting,
MsSter.ssr. g Doner'
VanansdaIr
Stephens.
Smihars, esSSeiInsn
Thulu,
Fultou,
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Ton RAILROAD.

-
Dayton, Lima, Fort Wayne,
Chicago and the North west
Sandusky. Cleveland and Buff
:.
falo, 1oledo, Oetroit u all
n- n...d.
Outs IN ~ -
frr.fna nm 10 and from CINCHNNA.
ri - below. -
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Inavtnn Exnfasss 1.O0a m. s830p. m,
Dasten Express. Il ISL m n 80 D. m
IDarton Express 9.45pm 63Oam
Tsfsdos Desroit and
canaaa 1926 m
Toledo. De-
troit and Canada $50 pm Goa m
and Fort
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lSapdnsk Cleveland 8
and Buffalo. .z.00am 625p n
B~ellefontaine Accom-
modation....-...3 10 D 10 30 am
lSandusky, Cleveland
and bshafos 941p m o.3O IN
Indianapolis and ~
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EATON MARKEF.

CAREFULLY REVISED weekly
BY Ne srseRHEA Il NELLY,
WHOLESALE e. RETAIL GRO
cEkSas9- MAIN y cHERRY-@
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TssrmDfkg EEccfGosE

VIII be On election Tor nv :
directors oc she Dayten 4 Wsssra
Turnpike Road Company 90 serrs Ior
IGae ensajng gear. bod at Ssha6sn1sh o~
|6pl. iE Nest AlexaHdEis. bpg th~ sseon3
Mand.ysof JaYaaTy nth
ABHER DgNkAE Peest-
De l31 IsTQ-~3n1
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev. I'D
|Lauer will preach in the Uni
'versalist Church at Eldorado,
next Sunday at 103 a. m, and al
81 p m.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

rs way 10 hrirg your WIRES aud
ahe public is to literally ad'
k.aI il iadlr- ously displayed -
|tap.r aud with good editorial
Times it's snre 70 pay
TRKuK IT !
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TIME TABLE
.. RiehnoEd g Chieaga
~nonrnwAhp pouNp.

Il. RicAmogd & Chicago Z. 4
rs NoRTnwARD BOUND.
qte $780, .. m
Express, rss = 925 p m,
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Express, z24,a4m.
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fact we can furnish Won
any Magazine published ID
limited States s. CaS&dy:
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eUnouestionabln the best suss
tanned work of the kind in the
Wcrld.o
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Time Is money. Fakes money % nm
u paper, not tine. *
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