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E- CRcus AND MESAoEmE Cow.
ISO.-lt will b seen by an advertise.
ment in another column that the pres.
Kleekner L Co.'s Circus and Mep,g.
eric is coming. They will exhibit at
Weston, on Tuesday, September Bid.
This renowned combination has tray.
eled through the principal cities in
Europe aud America, and wherever
they have been were received With uu-
bounded enthusiasm and large audicn.
eeS. 10 connection with Tho Circus
and Aenagerie will be presented a
troupe Of genuine Bedolin Arabs. |
This part Of the performance alone
would be worth the admission fee. |
They will also present ihC mos. accom-
plishGd corps Of riders, leapcrs, aero
bats and gymnasts ever before cxhib-
tied. The price Of admission will be
found in OuFadvertising columns. The
performance will commence at q
o'clock 10 the afternoon, and in the
evening at u o'clock. Doors to open
for the grand MenagOric one hour
previous. A free outside exhibition
will be given at the ground at
o'clock, when Miss Carrie COdona will
make grand ascension on a single
wire S66 feet long, from the ground to
he top Of the centre pole Of tie pavill-
on, the wind and weather permitting.
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rF BE Nor DlscouRAoEp.- The
result in Lewis county--so different
from what it should have been--is no
reason why Democrats should be OF all
discouraged. We have been beaten
before whom lighting for Democracy
We we're beaten last Thursday. But
VIC do not forget that victory has here;
toforc pcrched upon our banners, and
we entertain a lively hope that the
Rishtwill yet prevail. Nia
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fg DRtArrD.-wc delay this issue
Of our paper in order to give cur read
crs, es far as possible, the news from
Waterloo, In many instances, the re.
ports are not very agreeable reading to
Democrats; but such as we have we
give unto ysu.
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E5- TnE Ticker MASIA.-At tho
recent election we printed over forty
thousand tickets, aud We know Of
about fifteen thousand more that were
circulated in tue county. Say there
arc two thousand voters, and that fifty
thousand tickets were in circulation, i
would give treniy:tfre tickets to each
voter. A good timo for the printer,
surely-if DO ever gets his pay.
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F5 RAscAlirr.-Wo never knew
Of better evidence in favor Of pira rOce
voting than the election Of last Thurs.
dsy. We have seen rascality, false.
hood and fraud praCiiccd to some OK
tent heretofore under tho ballot system,
but never TO such an extent as at the
recent election. The different churches
have certainly good field for their Op'
ep,iOnS in this community.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

fr A Bio VOrR.-Thc vote in
this county was the largest ever pOlled.
When It Is remembered that there arc
but a little over 1000 persons assessed
with a cupitatiOu tax, tho great inter.
est taken in the election is apparent
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NoTIE TO CREDITORS.
!. IL. Crrdilnrr Of John N. MGin.

mis-, deeea'ed a.. c,..,,,,
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the county Of Giliner, made 10 a
cStise therein pending, 10 subject the real c.
tste of the said john NJ. ~ GinniI to the pay.
ment Of his debts, you arc required 70 present.
onr claims against the said John ". MGin-
h for adludicatioh, to Miranda II. stump
ommisIioner, al tie Clerks office o. the
ircuIt Court ofsaid county, on or before
q 9Olh day of June next. Witness CaI.
nee u. Conrad, Clerk Of said Court ihs
sd Gay Of April, 1879. c,
pr2O.Gt CD. CONRAD Clerk
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BIT Q A n Y.

Tho readers Of THE DEaocRAT, no
doubt, will DO sorry to hear Of the
death Of an old aud hOnOred citizen,
Mr.. GAspER BurcnER, which took
place at bis residence on Sunday last
Tho venerable old gcntleman was born
in this county on tue 7th Of February,
1885, and died on tho 14th Of July,
consequently, be was 81 years. months
and I DAYS old. II Is needless for
me to extcl his manifold good qualities,
but rather express myself in the Ian
gusgo Of Rev. P. I. Burke, on Tues.
DAY following bis death, who said that
nthc worldEnew him 10 DO a man oil
honest integrity and genlleminly 10
al bis dealings, public and private y
The respect ID which ho was held BY
tbO public at large was duly attcsted at
In iunoral, for 4 larger crowd We have
mover before witnessed assembled to do
honor and respect 10 The remains OF
auy man. III Is impossible for me, at
nrSsopt. 10 20 oydt The funeral Grafton
delivered by Father Burke on this SOL
ANN occasion. Suffice to say 1t was
rich. Whilst vc truly cOndOlc with
bis family friends and relatives W
must tell them, or rather repeat . loS
words Which We quote from tho luncra
s""y,nou-"Look unto Abraham, YOU
father, DO mindful Of bis greatness
and thus living as he did, dying as 1T
aid 10 sanctily, blessed arc your lives =,
IGNORED aud respected; for The dea y
Of such is holy, and blessed arc III
dead that die in the lord"
Rcqaicscat in Pace
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N D" Aio TornE PUBLIC.
j,yisg reSulli, fitted %, and furnished
Nv old Stand IN Chenille,
lam now rrpared 10 accommodate the
nubiIc In a comfortable and substantial
manncr-both man and beast Thankful
Ior mat patronage, would respectfully
soi;sit cali from my old customers and
The public generally. sL- Ruppklh
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JOSEPH A. WATSON,

p Il ] " n E X,
Weston, ". Ia.
Parties in Lewis and adjoining counties,
Wishing iaeir houses, signs, or furniture
painted, will do well to communicate with
mc befotegOing elsewhere. Paper-hanglng
and withdrawing promptly attended TO.
Terms moderate and all work warranted
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26
T oqESzo D. sTRADER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Bcrcrlen. II. Ia.

Practices in the Circuit Courts Of Ran.
dolph, and adjoining counties, in the Court
Of Appeals and United States Court.
Collections and all other business
promptly attended, 10.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.


Lincoln 7arnship. Lees Co.,
SAFE Of IIea Virginia.
WE, David II. Vest, a. II. Hall, and
w John Cawf,rd, three ftceholdcrs Of
lie said county, do hereby certify That BY
virtue Of a warrant to US directed by wv.
Chilcstcr, a Justice Of said county, we have
this day on our Oaths viewed and appraised
a Mare taken up by John A. Francs, on bis
land. az an estray, and assess the value Of
said cstray at forty dollars. The said Mare
is supposed TO he about " years old, and
abont 10 hands high, rather light tail, color
"a thsr blue iron grey, running at the nose
like diStemper. l., :,
Juiy. 1917 DAVID II. WEST,
A. r. HALL,
JOHN CRAWFORD,
Appraisers
July 81.
A Copy .AttesLe:
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-riiHciAS ASps STURGEON
~ Flatwoods, ". Va.
Also. by appointment Examining Sur
'rhr Doctor can always be found at his
oaice, unieis professionally engaged.
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IN -s. WAtEER, FRoPhiEToR.
Pike Street, olarksburg. Hacks
run to and from the Depot.
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DREsToS DAWSON,
-nLAokANfTn AND ilon.vehEER

NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, Buggiri, Wagons, etc., re-
paired on short notice, aud on the moii
reasonable terms. Hsfse-shOsing carefully
attended TO;
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t0o, oooyes wA'MTND
AT TIE
WESTON WOODEN FACTORY.

Having added largely 10 our rnnnuIae.
,rring departmeuts, We will require all the
WOOL raised In Lewis and adjoining conn
its Ia meet our demand. Also, parties hav-
M Wool 10 sell for cash will not forget VIC
wIll nav higher prices than any ono else,
n. ouT object Is 10 stimulate Wool.growing
In this scclion. Owing 10 the fact that the
"mo,nt producel Is not sufficient for home
,ismands and having made large stock OF
s,, IN, ,jeaus, Cloth, flanuels, Blankets, CAL
i5oSia i,irsey, and all grades Of Yarn, we
can offer great inducements 10 those r,sn,n
10 exchange their Wool for inangt e.utea
goods. Please 10 givcus CALI examine
''t \ ii''i III. CLIFTON & CO.,
weston tyoolen Factory.
argh,if
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- n MORRISON,
IOHS BRANSeS,
rEsros. Y. ".


ma. T. y. EpNIsToS y ,,u .r,,,o.
When mot professionally gagged can he
c,rnI Al M ofite and rcsidence, at the
house house forncrly occuPIsdby Dr.. Camden.
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EgPAsr srock, The Fair track
Is now completed, and Mr.. j. Cole,
having secured the services Of an ex-
cellent, horsc.trainer, will, for few
days, take charge Of any stock that
may DO entrusted to hiscare.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-26

TIE MENAGElE pecim every beast bird aud reptile b
can be- procured in Europe Africa and America including the compare
lively ackess v Australia In tho Dens will be foun
African Asc Lyon. African and American Partners Brazilian JaSge.
Coueucrs Spotted Hynas bus oames Kangnro Bsons
Dromedaics Wolves numerabC other Animals making tho Largest
in ono Establishment.
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nESSETT / BENNETT,
-ATroRxEYE At tAv,-
MA WESTON, W. VA.
". q. Bennett & Notary Public,
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TIE TIERNEY HOUSE.

rEHE proprietor Of this old and pop
ular stand would respectfully inform
'tr public that he has Just received full
rnd complete stock OF 2.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
ofthc hes, quality and at the loSestrrists'
Ills stock Of
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GALBRAITII
FEMALE SEMINARY,
pARKERsBURG, W. VA.
Tho Fall session Of this Institution
will begin on Monday, Sept. 16, 1872.

Gg- BoARprSc.PrrlLs accOmmola-
ted a. reasonable rates. For circulars,
containing full particulars. address the
Principal, Miss i, GALBRAlTH.
July S.7w
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DAvD d0F Attorney a. Law,

BIyERLEY, Raadolph Co. ". Va.
Practices in the Circuit Courts Of this
State and Tho United States. All business
promptly attended 10.
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DnRHieHh,
HaisiOHes.
LeNrrlN1.

and All other carved aud plain work done
onlhe shortest notice.
,,lcaiien. jalylO.ly
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Mo NJ ENTAL JASON
Weston, W. Va.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-03-14

from the fighting fork If Pos
sum Creek, whtre koon skis
and postum fat were the c;rcu
llting medium, and were legal
tenders at the TreasuTer's Office
and the corner grocery. y pc
c~uIiarity il history, he said. was
that but little had been known
about him until utter-He was
born. He had lived at q time
when the county was ii how ling
wilderness, and he had learned to
howl himself. He did not come
over in the MaytloWer, but it was
not bis iault. He would have
been glad to have come over III
her had he been there at the
tune. He had fought, bled ana
died for the Loue Star OF Texas
with Oil San Houston, AMI had
been t0mabaAked aud sca|Iel
by the indiana, and thanked the
Lord he had the marks to show
for it. lie had been in Evans
Vile when there was 50 litilo Of
it that he could have Carried il
out on two big chips" He had
seen her grow, and he wanted Il
railroad to give him easy access.
He Mas strong for the road, as
had also been Samuel Maisa, a
sturdy Old farmer OF jennings
COMFY. Hendricks speech caus-
ed tie most uncoutIOlahl laugh
ter.
The banquet ended about fiji
teen minutes before eleven O'Clock
the "milk,' from Piper'f, benz
pretty We'll exhausted. and every
body still sober. The evening
was passed most pleasantly.
An impromptu meeting OF cit
liens was afterwards held, with
RuSsel Bement in the Chair, and
sam. Grant as Secretary, when,
upon motion OF John bingham,
seooudel By Colonel Denby, it
was unanimously resolved that
Captain Gus. Lencke and BlI
Ford mere enti'lcd 10 the thanks
of the community for the man
ner in which they had discharg-
ed their duty; and that their col
ored assistants, headed by jim
Conway, OF the Idlewild, had rcn
dered valuahle service, and shonlu
be properly rewarded.
The gentlemen iro". abroad
are generally fine locking an,
highly Intelligent men, and al
seemed to lave formed a very
! faVorab Die oDininn of our city.
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The MoaVara RnilroaG.

The I'iqua Journal has a liter
from Col. How a,d, dated at CHI
caxo, where all "hnmbugs'' and
Peter Funks" hail from, stating
that their financial Agent has re-
Turned from Europe and reports
that he has succeeded in negc-
tiating for the sale Of bends and
the purchase of iron 10 bnifd the
"iInward' Rail Road from Piqua
through here! Wheieupon DAV-
ID calls upon the "Plquads' to
"prepare" to guarantee" the a
mount Of stock necessary to cou-
atruct the road! Did not the
Journal tell US some weeks ago,
when 1t first "blowedH about this
"Peter Funk" concern, that Pi-
qua stood ready with her $780,
900! Now he calls upon the city
to "prepare" to 'tguaranfee" st!-
Our friends of the "Demoerat"-
don't appear to be much exorcis>
ed about this wonderful enter,
prise, ii at Howard & Co., are to
astonish the "Piquads" with
Why is it! Why have not How
ard & Co., "tickeled" them with
the great work they are about to
commence? Are they not sus,
ceptible beings? David, David,
don't you know you burgained
your politics off very cheap ohce
and got badly "bit!!' Now
don't
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The Election Of Officers.
The Banquet, Toasts, spseahes, &c
The Rod a Fixture!

Through the favor of our friend
6. II. EDISON, we have been fur
nisie ell with the Evansville D0iiY
Jouynal, c0ntui2g Il full rrr,urt al
lie election OF Officers Of the
Lake Erie, Evansville aud South
western Railroad, in the ,ity OF
Evansville, Ind, Oh the 7th inst,
together with The speeches and
casts at the BanQuet, given 10y
the citizens of that city. 1t wa
II very brilliant and happy affair,
and gives good evidence that'Lc
emtespriSiug people of that place
are whule-souled ana i'll earnest
in this great work. We can DO
no better than give the entire
proceedings, which will be read
wTh interest by Our readers
throughout he county, aud will
guirautce then all the satisfac-
iinn On the prospect Of the Road,
that IS necessary:
Tie stockholders of his com
pany mct yesterday, at the office
OF tne Superintendent, III this
city, at one o'clock in the aztec
noon, to otlty he action of the
Ohio and Indiana Directors, and
to elect niue Directors OF the con
soIidated organization.
The result Was the election OF
the following named gentlemen
as such Directors:
George N. Carleton and II. d.
Faulkner, of New York; James
A. Coe, of Boston; John J.Chand-
Ter, of Evansville; Robert Patti
son, of Seymour; Viii Cnmback,
of Greensburg Indiana; Isaac N.
McBeth, of Bellefontaine, OHIO;
". H. lrye. OF Troy, Ohio; Abnel
IIaines, of Eaton, Ohio.
The Directors met at 10 O'Clock
the next morning, and elected
the following gentlemen as Off
GERS of the Road: GEO. n. earle
TON, Of New York, President:
john J, CHANDELIER, Of Evans.
vile, Vice President, ind RoB'T.
PATTIsoN, of Seymour, Secretary
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THE BANQUET.

4 number of our prominent
and etIterprisrrg citizens, in or.
der to become better acquainted
with the strangers from abroad
who are here in the interest of
the Lake Erie, Evansville and
Southwestern Railroad, and to
manifest their appreciation ofthc
Importance of the OCCASION. de-
termined to give them a banquet
last night at Masonic Hall. The
details Of the affair were COM
mitted to Captain Gus Lemcke
and VIM. Ford, ESP, and they
discharged their duty i'll a man.
ner that reflected much credit on
Themselves and Vi on the peol lie
and the city they representeG.-
A more competent committee
could not have been Selected
At eight o'clock the guests as
Observation-Disclosures ana ci liens
to the number Of one hundred
and fifty or more. The room wa4
as brilliantly lighted as the lick
ering gas would allow. The ta-
bles were extensive, f rtning
three sides of a paraIlelagram.
and were ta%stc1ully decorated
with handsome boquets and flow
ering plants in vases, AMI the
front II the stage was decorated
in IL similar The Re
freshments eel abundant and OF
the choicest character. Two side
tables contained sampl 5 Of CON
centrated meat III bottles, .auch as
the soul Of ii distinguished Demo-
cratic editor Of this State abhors.
but which was kindly 'tahcn to"
by many of the guests, aud an
hour was passed in making the
parties acquainted with each 9TH
err and in general conversation.
At nine O'Clock the guests were
| seated, with Willard Carpenter
as the oldest citizen aud the
oldest railroad man present-at
the head Of the table, or at the
center of the short side Of the
parallelogram. To bis right
were GIN. Carleton, of New1ork
President of the LakeErie, Evans,
Vile and Southwestern railroad;
II. II. Dyer, of Troy, Ohio; Judge
Gilmore, Of Eaton, Ono, and
Colonel CharIes DENLY, OF this
city. TO his left we're A. @.
Faulkner and Albert q. Richard
son, of New York city; Mr.. Chas.
Viele, OF this city, and S. w
Holmes, editor of the Seymour
Sun
The DILL of fare embraced oy5-
ters, cold boiled ham, eel boiled
tongue, sardines, bread, butter,
cheese, lettuce, young onions,
cold sIaw, cucumber pickles,
chow C ow, and other deIicacies,
to which ample Justice was done.
The beverages consisted ct clear,
cold water, aud '.goat's milk"
from the celebrated hort of Pr
per Ueidsicl, con the banks Of
The blue Moselle," imported ex-
pressly for the occasion il willow
baskets, and warmly recommend
ed Ivy Drs. Ford and Lencke for
its nutritious and exhilarating
qualities, aud especially beneti,
cial to men OF delicate con.titu-
tions, like Colonel Pattison,
Judge Gilmore, Colonrl DENLY.
Major McBeth, Sam. Grant, Bro
Their Goe'ze, and other ike light
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Camden aIo.37S.

BILLIARDs.-An amateur game
of Billiards, 219 points upon Car
rom Table, Was pl"yed at the
rooms of =. J. Dan>tr, ESQ, Il
few evenings sine Tor IA eniua-
bic, as well rs ornamental Cue,
fought expressly rthc Occasion
bv the enterpri>ing l'r~orriotor.-
Game was ca led at 8 O'clock
with Abe Stolier as Umpire, p.
Faulkerth and Will. B. Marsh,
E ferees. WILL S. F~ornsheIl,
Marker. TIE t"iInwiug gentle
men we're cont starts for the
coveted prize, viz: King, Car
ter, Dearth, Lehmar, Williams
s. Brewer. The time occupied in
playing the game was two hours
and fifty minutes. thing.
having passed off pleasantly,
much TO the amusement aNtI sat
faction of the more than 1G0
spectators Iresent-witA the toi-
lowing result:
Kings acreage 5 2 5: Carriers
5 1880; Lehmans 5 1-15; Dearth
8 Is; Williams, 6 -: Charley
4 i-15; Brewer 6 i IS 1t viii
DE observed that While Mr.. Lon.
Brewer was the lucky mar, his
competitors made very rcsr"cra-
bic "runs." Bat jack Ea"s'I
SAYS the test run made that e.
cning, was by ii gay AMI festivc
stranger, who run for the DeIot
about train time, leaving hin
"short on count two days board,
and tonr games "Pin POOL
Mr. D, is making extensive en-
Judgements to his rooms, with Il
view in a very short time Of ad-
ding one more of Druuswici<'s
"best' to the two already in use,
aud this done if will give plenty
Of watching and "look after" for
his gentlemunly attaclle Mr.Will.
Nef. NEXT.
March II, 1872.
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Radical RsgEP.


There is not a material Or pc.
lit cal interest of this country
which has not deteriorated in
Radical hands. The change in
our condition is as great as from
the genial temperature of SUN
mer to the freezing atmosphere
of mid>winter. In nothing have
we progressed under Radical rule
save in the wholesale increase Of
debt, National and State, and in
taxation unequalled in any part
OF the world, and in an amount
Of official corruption which has
never been surpassed from the
earliest history Of mankind. -
Yet, in tho face of these facts,
Radicalism persists in os%tracizing
and excluding from the national
cOunsels the statesmen of that
section which has heretofore fur
uished us our wisest and safest
guides and leaders in prosperity
and adversely. The race which
claims consanguinity with Wash
ington, Jefferson, Madison, Cal
honn, Clay, and other bright
and numberless stars in our po-
l;tical armament, are consigned
to outer darkness, whilst the
farthing tallow dips of carpet
baggera are put in their place
The very sight is portentous OF
woe-those lean and Informed
kind, who have eaten up the fat
heshed and we'll favored; those
empty and blasted ears of corn,
which ,devoured the good and
fall ears. And a Senate which
was onceRoman in its dignity aud
power, and on the very spot
where the Southern giants once
stood, we now see, as representa-
tives of the South, arrow brcwed
stunted, evil>eyed adventures and
scalawags, who look like a COM
bination of the Wandering Jew
and the 1mpenitent Thief. And
this at a juncture when the coun-
try needs more than ever, espe-
cially III the state Of our f reign
relations, it's best craftsmanship
The South does not ask to con.
troll this country; but, as its fu-
ture fate is bound up with the
rest, to have some voice in its
own control and in the general
guidance. Is not this a rea,ona-
Bile request? Do not the inter
ests Of the country demand that
it should be granted
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Something EeW i'm PreoIe
county.
4 CARPET STORE!

Having aided forty feet TO my
Store room, especially for Car
pets, I am now receiving t"r
Spring trade Il large and we'll Sc
lected stock OF Carpets,OI Cloths,
Mattrngs. Riggs. t2e: H1-for
prices styles and Qualify, please
call and see for youtse ves.
NJ. i. STEPHENS.
March II, 1872-w1.
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March "A, 1872.
thursday,

Hon a. q. THuRMAN, of the U.
s. j., Hon. l.. ID. CAMPBELL, and
IIou. g. w. MORGAN, nfthe House,
will please accept our thanks for
public favors.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-03-14

While our German citizens
were feeling good over the result
of the war in Europe, Grant and
his crew were exchanging ball
dogs for bull-frogs with the
French.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-03-14

a Republican paper thinks
Judge Davis shoald resign his
position as Judge, in view Of his
nomination by the Labor he
formers. Davis will follow Grant
and keep one Office till he is
elected to another.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-03-14

Tho proprietor Of the Reed
House, at Erie, Pa a Republican,
recently refused to allow FreG'k
Douglass, one Of the founders Of
the Republican party, according
Co Governor Noyea, to sit at the
public table.
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a Washington special states
that Senator Hendricks, of Ind.
and other prominent Democrats,
openly declare it to be decided by
Democrats to select a presiden-
tial candidate outside of that par>
ty. These gentlemen appear to
have settled upon Judge Davis.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, PKIDLE COUNTY,
Eaton, Ohio, March l4th, lS72S

NJ Office is hereby given that sealed
~ proposals Will tic received at this
Office up to noon Of April 18th, next, Tor
the erection of a scrviceable wrought
iron bridge across Prices Greek on the
National Road in Monroe Township.
span 100 feet, iron floor beams, road way
70 feet al the clear.
Also, Tor the necessary masonary in
Guiding the excavations.
Also, Cor the earth woriIOr approaches.
Plans and specifications can be Seel
at this o,iicc on and after March 20ti..
The Z ard reserv,s tie riga: to reject
any or all bids.
BY order OF the Commissioners.
W. j. BARNuiSE19, Aud.
March II. lS72-wt.