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Dpliral.

The DIAMOND CLASSES. manufactured by ]. f.
SPENCER i CO.. New ! erik, which are now offered
to The public. Gre pronounced by all the celebrated
Opticians or the world TO be the most Perfect, Ma
tural Artificial help to the human eye ever known.
They ore ground under their own supervision.
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their name. ..Diamond, y on account
or their hardness and brilliancy.
The scientific principle on which they are con
strucied brings the core or centre OF the lens d..
rectly in front Of the eye, producing a clear and
distinct vision, as IN the natural, healthy sight,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such rs
glimmerlng and wavering OF sight, dizziness, &c.
peculiar 10 all others in use.
They are mounted in the finest manner, In
frurles OF the best quality, Or all materials used
for TINT purpose. Their finish anu durability can.
not be surpassed.
CACTIoN.-Sone genuine unless bearing thel,
trade mark Stamped on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer In Watches. Jewelry,
Sterling Silyelware and Optical Goods,
No. 307 King street.
oct3l-stuth1yr Charleston, S. C.
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AND THE
WEED FAMILY FAvGRiTE LOCK-STiTcH
MACHINE.
are the best in use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, With monthly pay.
Ments, on easy. tesI1s, or 1or eash: Al Kinds %
Hschlne attachments, Needles. Cotton, white
black and colored,) Silk, Oil, Soap, &C., &c.
Repairing rs. usual. Circulars and samples d
WORE sent on application.
Gsnels.. nealer 10 First Class Sewing ma
chimes auo Material, No. s07 King street.
als17 Gnarieslon. -.
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The Fountain Of Tears

''rt 4.
II Won 20 over desert an ! mountain,
Far Into The country OF sorroW,
. Today and tonight and tomorrow,
And may Sc for m6h,hs sndafor years;
You shall con-. With heart mat , Is oufS'ns
= You shan Certainly come 70 the fountain,
At length, to the Fountain OF Tears.
%"sria I & IT.
Very peaceful the place ls, and solely
AndIhose who come, living or dying,
Al F0I r59 sS fss!E gh Hss sa asS s2s lie ls psass is,
f2fSs sps ont Ssst 81 he Eiooa ssIpdaest the holy
And beautiful Fountain q Tee Tears.
10 81 iiu -! - IL III. IL,
And IL nows, and L. nows, with q motion
n SoEgentle and lovely and:listless,
9lAad martnursa ru1elso ~resistless
anToHim who hath suffered and hears
You shall surely, without q word spoken,
XHeel down there and NOV your near1 oroAeh'
rh aaI asSb55 SSsT6Gasaain q Tears
70 auI2 HTA0H ".
For ii grows, ana it grows, as though leaplne.
higher lie more, ,,ne 10 thinking;
aassAnd ever: is, times, go on sinking
More poIgnantly into the ears; u.
q, .s.ih kgs; e I sissf az "a as csc $sa ae Do 5saa'An'
'1YoGshGnld Bali downs t length In your weeping
.xihldbbslhe39 odf. 9 fase n. the tears: !,
rn Ell; a aH iYs i. while You ii lie there a season,
An9"s9g 1ssWten n ~ On = uars trSino
SLES " SI hn M Ana vSnr fears:
'AEG aSn. G " = JSShSS M and nass DER Won:
.ne mu,eu s ha nnt etay IN care for Won.
sieS32sst6 = LIZ IL ;naasa To- whor reSson
Your way should seem harder 'nan 'neHS'
,GHd u .ih4 7tcHL - =.
lint perhaps while you lie, never lifting.
vn,r IN b from rho wet leaves IL urease9.
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x.osi;,t. NJ K.,,ro.<i.. Jane 1s.
sOUTl CAROLINA RA.LEoAD.

SULId CAhULI.Sd hA-D.N1Ds
23S bales cotton. IS bales goods, III bhls Ia.
val stores. TO ltailruad Agent, Pringle> Is. SOP,
G W Williams i co. Wardlnw & Carew, l. D Dc.
S8ussure, PelZcr. Rodgers Il CO, Smith 4 Chapeau,
c L bonwUod, J Marshall, w " Smith, a S Smith.
Frost Il Adger, Wiss 4 CO, W Z Courtney d 60,
Sloan Il Seiguious, q Ii Walker & co, va o Bee
& ca. A B Mulligan, Elnsmsn 4 Howell, ] B
Alley, and l. Dailz.
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FTFtKHGs sEediII xEHa
-G2oEN.

I;lrvEssoo1ssrsl asasssssKinoal-.sfp bags
cotton seed, 2ls9 bags ground phosphate, $40 bags
sea island cotton, 93l bags upland cotton.
BABgIHaREtxRes steamship Fslcon-2S4 bales
cotton, II titfces rice; 7B5 bags gusno, 2O, 900 feet
lumber, 20 ba,es yarns. 81 bales dUmestics, 4
hhds and S bales hides, $40 crates vegetables, 8
packages mdse.
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Free IS; sl R&S Fa1a n 81 ing s@Ma E Vi SSsS aas% > @rc 1s@ @S e s so s sf s s Sgo %$AAIS q
payment OF Gss School Fund a@I me ShaTsE GneT sssRt! ng lsao aIps9asal iS
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nsa 8 n ' ssss Iss e e s %s f Ha%s ss sa %hs aS sS% axe II s% H5s a& Sl III H S% 70 enc Sss %
e. ExPLAsa11oN OF THE CERTIFICATE AWARDS.
same one dollar TSsssaasrg saS sMaassra tsraacaeS Win me numoerM 1amlea selected
1m is Me@a oe S &m SM Certificate. or a TwS SunSer crnsc%s Ta Three Number csHaaas or
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a1SFsoNansst seTsSssS : shsaIMs - MINERS as ahs &C. ggrisste Sem@% ptns TSsw
in The RAFFIED PROPERTY q TWENTY lime the value or cost efhe original eerdncaed
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IS and to $40 and UPWARDS and the Awar sdenyerel pror aao the schedule lst rates. tn. the
s ssf sHP ,sna fGe E Eas s'5 5ss nay y9 sd ff 5onssay . es as { i' % ses III ;s By ii sa sses ~ Il % s aass
hess peen%uSn. "' ""' 'eN"" wy ~"NN sE"
The first Properly md Lind Scheme dhec Company will he Issued II a s@tH lime, and will be
Ramel very Ame months
any further information viii be furnished by ue General Agent Of the Company, uther ONCE,
+. p. HORBACH,
General Agent Of the Company, Z. Q. Box No. 249.
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NERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!
AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR lNFANTSl

AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR lSFASTsl
This Is the best Medicine 20. young children
suffering with Colo, Dlarrhea, or any other COM
plant, in. ident to Teelhing. It may be. given
with safety, as it contains 70 opium, or other IN
furious anodyne.
Price, IS cents a bottle.
Manufactured and for ss!e by
DR.. E. BAER-.
Also by the following Druggists:
4. ". EZEKIEL / {. DR.. A. RAOUL,.
Dr. w. A. SKRlNE, A. o. BARBUT,
w. T. LITTLE 4 CO., J. BLACKMAS,
P. II. UOHEN Or. E.. II. kELLERS,
f.. 8. BURNHAM, G3AMAE Il sCHWARE,
q. W. AlMAR, j. LOCK WOOL,
G. J.. LUAN, W. T. LINN,
W. A. GIBSON,
And by Druggists gen orally. Ian2
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II. p.
General Agent OF the Company. P. Q. Box No. 249.

.GHARLESTON, MAY 2h, lEL
Received te CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. of the State South Carolina for
The Benefit the Free School Fund ncesE Of r !. wILLoUGHBY \ CO, One mouranaD Dol
GuTed by an Act oftheG emerlAs Assembly Mthcs state of South Carolina, passed at the regular @s
Sion or 1901 ,aDnrowd MarchS hI ISL - = * JLLSDN.
mayssImo State Superintendent Education sonh Carolina.
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SNpplnu
u y E w I. D Il Il {.
on WEDNESDAY. JUNE 81, AT HALF
PAST 5 O'CLOCK 2. VI.
s!!lpplnu
NEW IRON STEAM LlNE--EsrABLIsuED 1870.

The splend d Side Wheel Steamship "CHARLES'
o N,nIJames Berry, Commander. Will sail for New
York on WEDNESDAY, June 2lst, at half past 5P.
Through Bills of LadIng to Liverpool by
WILLIAMS & GUlON STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
Trieste, Naples Leghorn, Christiania. Gotten.
burg. and to GLASGOW, by ANCHOR ! STEAM.
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance by steamers OF this Line u per cent.
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine State.r0om accommodations, apply tu
WAGNER. HUGER & 20, No. 26 Broad street.
or To WA. Il. CoURTENAY, No. Union Wharf
iunlT-3
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5eming Hldlhlnes.
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE.

IJNHE GOLD SEWING
DoUBLELOCK ELASTIC STITCH.
This is the most simple and reliahle W Thread
Sewing Machine In The world. It sews direct
from Two threads, aQl Is Sis less than any other
first. class Sewing Machine. Samples can be seen
at No. l55 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charles
ton Hotel Sole Agent for the Stale. Sub.agen ts
wanted through The State. Address W. S. 3 Is
SELL, Charleston. Also agents for. Home Shuttle.
Hand Machine. "a aprI. IulhS6mbS,
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PORT 0aLENOla.
MOONS pHAsKS

SUI. Moon. Sd. l hoar, : minutes. morning.
Ll>i IlaIter. 9Th. 7 hours. IS mlEulcS. evening.
New Moon, 18th. . hGptS 8 fuinutes. evening.
ti,ar u:,ar;er, 18Th, 5 .iuu.s. p niiuu' tn. evening
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
&H&&a%@E

CHARLESTON, s. C., February II. 1871.
Trains wll'leave Charleston Daily at $50 a. n
and sP. me- ~',-rsir. 49, fssA; t.G
Arrive at Charleston s:ao A. II. tMondays ex.
cepted) and $3.50 P. II.
Train docs not leave Charleston 8 r. NJ, Sun.
DAYS. .raH
Train leaving $50 4. u. makes through connec.-
Greek only, going through in 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by 8pP. Al. Train have
choice OF route, vlan Richmond and Washington.
or Wig Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal.
'timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY In Wilmington, NJ. G. lG ~ .E.tteh e,
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making con-.
nections at Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and . hio Railroad.
.l,. ; S. s. SOL0MONS,
Engineer anu superintendent.
L.. eLHAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
febl1-l2mO9 .s-.-..t Z
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The bark Aurelia, Lothrop, with 700 tons phos'
plate rock, for Liverpool, was cleared BY Messrs
w Roach Il co. for the Williman's Island Pnos.
plate Company, from Bull River, s g, June Is.
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The Charleston cotton, Rice and Naval

- Lii IL, Stores Market.
e5iGC.:0 6FY4cE, CHARLESTON . Ews,
FRIDAY ErEEIEe. June IL. is7li
CorroN.-This article shove o frmer charac-
ter and was marked BY q well sustained inquiry,
SAFE 90 Ie,E:sN Iss u IL Isl, 5 at
16, 8 at 16k, 81 at II, 8 at TX, % at 17E, IS at
Tx, Sat IS, 10 at 1s1k, ZIG at 10, at 1oh, % at
'1sXX,, ldss at lex, 90 at 20, IT at COX, 2 at 2lc . III.
We ouote: . "fi.'i".
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One OF the Splendid Steamers METEOR, INDIA,
PACIFIC, COBCRN, ATLANTIC, JAPAN, KEWEE.
Nav, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL. WILL leave
Buffalo daily except Fridays and saturdays al
8 P. H.. Erie the next morning, Cleveland the
same night, anG Detroit OF 10 P. M:: daily, lex
cent Sundays and Mondays.) for DILUTE and In.
iermedtate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad, to St. Paul,
and oil points in Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Rail.
road for the Red River Country.
Excursion Tickets. AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
will be Issued by all principal Railroads 10 st.
Paul by this r. ute, returning via all rail-. Or by
Rail Routes 10 st. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lake.
During the months Of June, July and August,
EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via the North
Shore OF Lake Superior, visiting the Silver Mines,
Fort William, Grand Portage, &c.
Fur further information, apply to
L. F. PATRICK,
General Passenger Agent. Bur1alo, n. y.
e. T. EVANS. Manager A. D. and r. Line.
S. D. CALDWELL, General Manager q. S. Co.
may8-mwl3mos
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-Huirruhs.,
GOUTH CAROLINA RAIERUAI


On anu after SUNDAY, June II. the Patsen:
ger 1roills on he stnsE IirJhnn Railroad VIII
.fur as 1oilewss ETIgYagE ~ sa:zg.I.
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TGPlySiCialS.
Nv YORK, August II, '6s.

AIlO~ ne "a call yOaF attention to nv
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND
EXTRACT BUCHU The component
parts are BUCHU, Loag Leaf, CUBEBS
JUNIPER BERRIES
Mode Of Preparation -Buchu, invhn-
10, JuniP.r Brrrie-, BY iistillation, to
form . fas Ein. Cahsos extracted BY
displacement With sPiriti obtained from
Juniper 8erries; very little sugar is used,
Aad 3 small proportion OF spirits
II 10 mrrs ralatabl0 than any now in
uss. Bsehu As prepared BY Druggists, 10
Of q dark color. Il 10 = plant that 0miES
its fragrance. The PetioR Of Q fame de-
streys lhis (its active Prine'T:e) leaving
. dark and glutinous 3eeoctIoa.
Mine 10 the color Of ingredients The
BucAn in my Preperation prodominateG
the smallest quantity Of the ether iugre-
dents are add~d to prevent Fermentation
upon inspection il will be f0aud not To be
T~neture, as made In PhaTmacopoe o
nor is It . S. rup-and therefore ID be
used in cases where fevor or indamma-
ton exsists In this, you have the know
ledge of the Ing redients and the mode OF
preparation. Hoping that you will ia
Tor it with q trial, and that upon inspee-
ton it will meet with your appreciation,
With . feeling Of profound confidence,
l am, vary respectfully.
H. T. HELAROLD.
Chemist and druggest of Is years exper-
iense. From the largest Ns~1ufacturiax
Chemists in the world +.
NOvaaber 4 1864
Il am acquainted with Nr. II. T. II
he occupied tbs Drug Store opposite m,
residence, and was successful in conduci
ing the business wis re oihers had O
been equally so before him. Ihave been
favorable impress with his character and
enterprise.
VILLA WEIGHTMAN.
featuring ChemistL Ninth IL Brown
PhiladelphiR.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

AAAeSA AosA'
To the Editor of DEM
SIP.
II Aeems, the Register has been
advocating Considerable Demo
crary of late. Can YOU inform
me through your columns who
Morris is in colleague with.
Z. Republican,
In reply to the following COM
nunication l will state, that it is
easy to cnsw The SINGER.
ity of Morris is no further than
to satisfy his pocket, and look af
ter his lazy carcass. The Demo
crat part Of the paper is run by
Levi Gould, of Washington town
ship: Alias Dixon, Jefferson,
Twin, d Akron. Ohio. A man
like Morris, who is to- lazy even
to work his own garden: A mem
Der of his family does it for him,
and hike Morris, prefers to make
off HE frieuda than work
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AWoRD TO our YOUNG
MEN.

Do you wish to prosper, do you
wish TO be a useful member of So
ciety, if you do you must use ex-
tons To gain this. You must as
sidously apply yourself to some
honest avocation, make up your
minds never TO be ashamed TO
work, no matter how menisl the
work is if respectable in ATS cal
ling. You had better take a half
Loaf than none. Some of our
richest men sprang from nothing
but gained ali by their own exer-
tons aud We're never ashamed
to- work. But always made their
idle time profitable, taking the
maxim; time is money. Now how
many idle lazy young men have
wa IN our midst, how often is it
asked how does no live. He new
ers works, but there's one young
man: among us that is a fine ex-
ample for many Of our young
men to look to. He is up early
up late, always at work in his
little room making up harness &c
for his bushes. Mark my word
that yonng man will be rich iu-
time, yes time, for there is his
capital & he nevers throw it a
way, II O'Clock at night have /
left this Office, and still he works
on in that I'd story room. Now
is his sunshine. when he gets OIL
der he will have something for u
rainy day. But how will it be
with many others, / fear like
come grown men, we have in our
midst live off their friends, and
spurge honesty Is the
best policy" It is honest To work
it Is n crims to be lazy aud idle,
for the idle brain is the DEVILS
work shep, have your mind en-
pIoyed and your body Will ann
ply develope all that your crea-
tor has bestowed on it.. As an
illustration of what work will
do: Take for instance, jacob As.
tor, of York, A. T. Steward,
Ridgway& Girard Of Philadel-
phia, they were all poor boys, but
worked. Yes! worked hard, ear
ly and late, :.and saved their ear
nings. "Take care of the pence
the pounds soon take care ofthem
selves" And 80 must it be with
you, don't be backward to go
and ask work, take what you can
get rather than 'as q vulgar ex-
preston says loaf, and when in
trouble, or distress you will have
friends. Men who help prefer
those who honestly labor to those
Who idle. When not at work
read, yes! read, store mp your
mind with useful knowledge
make yourself a fit member of
society, and soon your society
will be sought not Stunned.
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GREAT FoRTUNEs.

Great Fortunes, and how they where made; on,
The Struggles and Triumphs OF our Sell made Men
Wilderness The Aide de Camp etc. etc, Iuns-
trated with numerous engravings, nom new and
original designs by G. L. and E b .BenselL Pub
lished by E. HannAf0rd & Co., Cincinnati and Chi
cago. CPuSiishers OF First class Subscription Book
r The title of this work indicates a pop
ular book, suited TO all classes Of read
ers, and such il 10 /; while the high stand
ing Of the firm which publishes it Is guar
antes of its intrinsic merit. II is q
handsome octave, clearly printed
handsomely bound, and illustrated with
numerous wood enyravings, remaIka-
bly, fine in design and unusually well
executed. We are not surprised to
learn that il is meeting with rapid sales
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DIVORCE NOTICE.

Matilda E, Denny Sssss.s Ss%se.
Lewis W. Denny, Divorce.
NVHE above Bamed dsfsndnuf Wili take
l. notice that the above named nj az on
the II" day Of March 1871, fled her
petition ia the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Pre5le County, Ohio. against him tho
said defendant, wherein tie riff
forth her marriage with said def
en- OF about the Sd day OF October, 1865
the oiIth Of q child 10 wit H1Ilev
Denny, and charging the defen Iant
with being guilty Of Adultery with one
Mary Lott, on or about the 81 dag OF
March, 1851, and on divers days and
~ divers times prior thereto 81 the Com
~ Of jay. and stats of Indiana. And
praying for q divorces and she custody Of
sad child on the ground ofsaid adultery
Aud the defendant in further notified
that he 10 required TO Answer said pei :
ton on or before the Sd 8 ,turday amer
the IL" d-y III May, 1911
J. II. ZOOS.
Atty for petition-r-
Attss:-D. B. Morrow, CTk.
March 3O~, le7l.1
M30 "
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Auditors Office, Preble Co.,

Notice is hereby given that the
Commissioners Of said County,
intend to locate a bridge on the
Concord Free Turnpike road at
the crossing of FOurmile creek
near Concord in Dixon Town
ship, and said Commissioners
will meet at this Office on Thurs
day the 9th day Of June next, to
hear any objections which may
be made to said location.
By order Of the Commissioners
jarvis n. Lake, Aud,
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10
NEW NEAT MARKET.
j. Pottinger & Co,

Has opened . Few meat mar
ket at the Grocery of III. Shank
& Son, on Main street, the meat
as offered by this firm, is the e.
nest ever shown in Eaton. And
il IL Ii their intention to feed the
Public on suoh meat, prosperity
will attend them, give them a
call and satisfy yourself,
Aprl q va,
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4. r. HeImboId . Branch :
EaTARLISHMENTS

EIAted. not nnnaturally, by the sac-
cess that has hitherto rewarded aim, DR.
Hell nb I'D opens two new establishments
early in tie present year. One otthese
wilt be ia this city-she other viii be in
Phi.adelphiG. The new one in Ihis city
is To be under the Gilsey House, at the
corner OF twenty ninth street a-d Brosd
wsy, 27 feet front by s5 deep. The
In Philadelphia 10 to occupy what has
hitherto been used a. . reading room of
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NOTICE.

Rev. DIR. Scott, will preach in
the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath at 104 O'Clock A. Nj. and
8 o'clock P. NJ. Subject OF the
afternoons discourse, "Tbe as
pect & Signs of the times. e.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

The emperor William desires
out Of the war Indemnity paid by
France . million dollars each
should be paid to Bismarck,
Roof, aud Moltke, but Bismarck
is opposed t, the proiect.-Ex
If'a1y che shnnbl offer Grant q
million or mill he would not
think o~f-refusing it.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27

the Continental Hotel, and is 20 feet
front by 70 deep. The 6rst mentioned
one 10 70 Be opened in April the last in
May. The general plan, decorations
furniture AMI accessories Of these new
sstabliyhmssts are 20 DO similar to the
principai oDs ~ 50 Broadway.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-27
Master. COmsMsiSsf0se1.
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Sale!
George S.uer treble Common Pleas
on petition to for close
n. Resier ct al Martgage &c
By virtue Of an order OF Sale 10 me
dirsct-d by the Court Of Common Pleas
o1Preble County Ohio. I win offer for
Sale at the Door of the Curt House in
Eaton. Saturday May 27th A. ID. 1871.
between fhG hours of One (1) and -Four.
(4) o'clock ?. n. en- said day the follow
ing described Real Estste Situated in
the Town OF Eaten, Prebls County Ohio,
- ~i Being the equal Souih halves Of
Lcts numbered ISL and 156 in the snid
rown Of Eaton, exeeI ting the South
Eat corner of said Loss heretofore
conveyed to John Frazier: Also Twen9v
Five (25) feet of of the 8 uIh ends OF
he N rth half Of said Lots numbered
I57 and 15S, or which ia a two story
Brick Shop Sold rs the property OF
Hurry Resler at the suit Of George Sa-
uer.- ua ~
Term, of Sale Cash-
Given under my hanI this 18th day
Of ADril 1871.
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