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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-06-20
Thursday
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Bring on Your JOB Work.

The Eaton "Register" proposes TO
do advertising for nothing. On ac-
count OF space we + unable to COM
pete with this "stick-in-the-mud" es-
tablishment in this branch of business ;
but to be even with them, we will in
the future, do all kinds of Job Work
at TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT Less
than heretofore chargedl All who
have anything in the way of Posters,
Bill-heads, Cards, &c., bring them
along and have them done while the
offer is standing. We mean biz.
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The "Eaton Bazaar" is still supplying
its customers with most delicious fla
vored Ice Cream, Sparkling Soda
Water and ice cold Lemonade. Those
who visit this pleasant and well-fitted
up resort and partake of the laxuries
dealt out, are sure to return again, as
everything is got up in the best style,
and the best of order.
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Court.

No cases of any importance have
sas yet been tried as this term. The
Grand Jury was in session eight days,
examined LA witnesses and found 80
bills of Indictment, as follows: In
t~oxication 8 /; selling Intoxicating liq-
uors 7 A.; assault and battery 3; shoot
ing with intent to kill L; passing
counterfeit money l for taking prom
issory note for patent right contrary
to law l carrying concealed weapons
1; Burglary and larceny 4; horse
stealing L; &c. 8. A new Jail was
recommended.
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New LiVery.

The newahd handsome brick stable
ofIMessrs. Deem and Bostick, is now
finished, and has been well stocked
with good and safe horses and new
buggies, ready to accommodates the
public in that line of business Their
charges will bemoderate.s Give them
a call. a 2
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Look AT THIS TABLE OF CONTENTS

Brainard,s Musical World. for Jnne Contains
Poetry. Katie's Prayer. HynfneatE Twilight.
MiscelIany.-The Musical Spirit Medium. Re
jected. a good Hint for Actors. andoSingers.-
Hints on the Preservation eftheS Piauo. Aba d,
Opera. Music OF Rolfag sand Leaders of
EIhoirS. OrcheStraS, etc. & = - sG& E@ E=L
Editorials.-Amateur, P~erformances and their
Exhibitions. Music In Public Schools.s 1Second
Paper.
Muics, Personal. Music at Home and Abroad
Sheet Music Review. Musical World Letters.
SI.O0 a year. Specimen copies, containing eight
Epaaes ofuew, fresh and beautiful Music 10 cents.
e g. g. BRAINA ID Sons, Publishers,
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Dramatic.

The Dramatic entertainment given
by the Universalist Church last week
was well p%atropised, and so far as we
can learn give entire satisfaction.A
AS circumstance prevented us from
being present at the exhibition, we
cannot speak of it at any length:
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-06-20

There will be no more arrests by
the Smelling committee" now-no
more abuse of, the saloon keepers by
the Eaton "Register." The campaign
is opened and whisky will be needed
to keep the faithful in line for the great
gift-taker. These worse than houses
Of sprostitution" will now be pleasant
places of recreation, and the keepers
ftmeeki and lowly" christians! The
shounds" of temperance will be called
off, and the energies of the great tenn
perance organ will be directed to the
-healing up Of the breach and disaffec-
,tiens among those who heretofore
favored the Grant dynasty. Ofcourse
it will require some stimulants, and
the Register" will be equal to the
emergency Fill up your d~ecanters /,
boys! The string has slackenedi They
want to use you now-not abuse you T!
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Papering..

Those of our readers who want. a
neat and good job Of paperiifg done
can be accommodated by calling on.
Charley Guild and Abby Churchill,
who are now i'll that business, and
will guarantee the best of satisfaction
in all work trusted to them.
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The dog law will 500 be in force.
and the market for that commodity
will be firmer. We now quote New
foundland, Sc mastiff &c; lap-poodle
6L @6A, according to color of eyes
ours brisk; choice yellow, with collar
and muzzle, Sc; with a great deal OF
growing among buyers at the prices
asked by holders.
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OUR BOOK TABLED
PrrEssoN,s .MAeAzINE 0 July


PETEksoN'S;M MAGAZINE FOR july
more than maintains its old pre-eminence: Its
principal engraving is a steel-piates HMothef's
Darling" one that will go to every woman's
heart. The stories are unusually good, even for
Peterson Among them is "When we went
! Yachting" by Frank Lee Benedict, with a capital
illustration, a spirited tale in this popular authors
very best vein. Then there is "Her, Modern
Pickwick," by Daisy -Yentnor, and My Ideas
About, Free Love-" as good as anything OF the
Widow Bedott. .''MissVernon's Choice is a story
of great power, by Fanny Hodgson, one Of those
1irst-class writers whom terson" nonopolizes.
The fashions in this magazine are always the Ia
test, and, what's as, necessary, the prettiest. Pc
terson,s" is the only 1ady's book left that gives
colored steel bankruptcies and the ono fh'the Jul
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Petition for Divorce.

ERMINA CLIFFORD, PITT. Preble County Court
Hs - VS.. common Pleas. -
TIME defendant William Clifford, is hereby nor
titled that Ermina GitfoTd, Piaint1f did on
ton in the chice of the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the County of Preble,
a nd State oil Ohio, charging the said William
Clifford with Stlful absence from ane sag piaintifi
fault OF plaintiff, and asking for ~ Divorce from
the said Defendant and reasonable alimOny, and
the custody of the children, which petition will c
for hearing 1.-THE next term OF said Court:
ERMINA
By Hubbard & Freeman, Atty's for Plaintiff.
Eaton, June 90. lSI2-6w.
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. GopY,s LADY Book FOR JUNE,

has been received. This is the first number of the
eighty-ffth volume; and the forty-third year of
the existence ofthe LADY's Book. Nearly half a
century. What a gratlhca ton to a publisher, to
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.-E- 4HLE~r-4H ID. ~ ~ IT. -
Another of Baalam's Asses has lift
ed up his voice through the columns
of the "Register," over the signature
of Pepper" He is rather small po-
tatoes to dig at. Once in a while we
engage in controversy, but we usual
ly select our adversaries, and we as.
sure this "Pepper-pod" that he cannot
be one of them, although he proposes
to infict us with his fatness. We i'll
kindness advise the fellow to soft soap
his head and try it again, and if he
finds himself too muchqofa Mnk-head
to write a sensible article, perhaps-he
may attain to the necessary qualifiea-
tons of a frst-class boot black, in
which capacity he may attract oul
attention sufficient to notice him.
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You've AMERICA FOR july, Is
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teresting than ever. Published by W. Jennings
Demorest, S3S Broadway, New York. Shopper year.
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White hats are getting plenty i'll
Eaton. Greeley stock OH the rise.
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tleman, but when these gentlemen COM
meuce shedding crocodile tears over the
injustice OF tho Democratic party to
one of its members, we may naturally
begin to suspect something like ras.
cality in the wind
1t isall sheer nonsense to talk about
the claims Of any body. johnson N,
Camden is the choice of the Demo.
cratic party ana the people of the State
to-day, and will receive their unq1ali.
fed endorsement at the polls on the
fourth Thursday in next August. In
his,,elcctiOn we SEQ the simple recogni.
ton Of the generous services Of ons Of
the first, frmCst and foremost fricndl
Of the Democratic party in our State
The captious opposition Of u few small
individuals will amount to nothing
He will sweep the country like grca
tidal wave, aud we would advise all
parties to get into the ark before
election day, or else they will be sub
merged.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
From the Border Waterman.
THE RoITER

If Democracy is to win aud rule the
country, Democrats must organize aud
work for the common good Of the party
and the country, What is the claims
Of any one man that he should SET up
to rule and control the people? Indi.
yidual interest must yield to the com.
mon good. Now that John j. Jacob
has asserted that the people have no
right to nominate any one for Cover.
nor except John J. Jacob, it is neccs
sary to teach him such Lesson US will
not soon be forgotten. The man who
goes of with Jacob, goes off TO the lie.
publican party, and twill be ueCOssary
for his neighbOrs to place mark upon
him. lie wont do to trust. When
Jacob defeated Camden for tho nomi.
nation, Camden supported him and
gave $1,000 to help carry on the cam.
paign, and now when Camden has de.
feated Jacob for the nomination, Jacob
goes hong with face five times as long
and ten times as sour as diSappoaIed
old maid.
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him cordially had he been renominated.
tits with sorrow rather than anger that
We contemplate the unexpected and I'M
justiGable conduct Of one in whom we
have confdcd, aud who has failed US in
what we had right to expect from
him. Had we been told month ago
that, under any circumstances, Cover
nor jacob could DO induced to oppose,
in any way whatever, the election Of
the nominee. for Governor, Of the State
Convention, we would have almost in
Elegantly rejected the statement. And
whilst We heard some vague reports Of
his disaifeCtiOn, We regarded them as
mere rumOrs until we saw the fact an
nOuuced over bis own signature, He
has taken the step and committed the
great error sr his life, from which he
can never recover. The path Of duty
for us is plain. 1t is to labor more
energctically than ever to increase the
majority for the nominee, that our par
ty mVy with emphasis condemn the
conduct and purposes Of our Governor.
All that the Warmest friends Of Gov
eruor Jacob can do for him now is to
endeavor to have him regarded as the
Republican candidate.
The Republicans, to man, in this
portion Of tho State will support him,
and the Conservatives and Democrats,
with few exceptions, will vote against
him.
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Senatorial Convention.

Pursuant to tue instructions Of the
delegates to the Petersburg coHvCn.
zion, from tho counties Of Lewis,
Taylor, Randolph. Barbour Tucker,
aud Upshur. which form the Ninth
Senatorial District, under the new
constitution, district convention is
hereby called, to meet at the town of
pHILLlPpI, in Barbour county, on
Tuesday, July is. 1872,
for the purpose of nominating two
candidates for the State Seuate from
said District. The basis Of representa-
ton will be the same as that Of the
State convention. Iii hoped that all
the counties will be fully represented.
By order ctthc Dist, Com.
J. h. WILLIAMSON, Prost.
j. II. RouRpoUGn, Sec.
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JACOB.
The Voice Of the Press and
the PEOPLE,
From Tue Point Pleasant Register.

From the Point Pleasant Register.
GOV, JACOB.
His course low, proves concl usively
that he did not allow his name 10 20
before tho Convention, because be
wanted an excuse to run as an indo.
pendent candidate, with tho lone that
be might become the great Radical
leader that was to re.instatc in power
the patty that had disgrAcCd and we'll.
nigh ruined the little State Of West
Virginia. Governor Jacob is now
fully aul fairly before the people Us the
Radical candidate for Governor. He
is supported by the Wheeling ln,eQi.
gcneer, the ParkcrSburg State Journal,
(ex.GoyeTnor StovonSOa's papor) the
Mason County Journal, and every
Radical paper in West Virginia. Not
a single Democratic paper in the State,
as Eaf as we have seen, supports him,
but all dcprecatc his action. Not a
Democratic paper in the State will sup.
port and advocate his recollection.
What Governor Jacob expects to
gain BY this sudden change Of hi, po.
liticsl front, is beyond our conception
He cannot hope 10 carry enough Of the
Democratic vote with him to sesure his
election BY his course he has every.
thing to loose aud nothing to gain. We
do not believe that Stevenson 4 Co.
can unite the Radical vote upon him,
and if 10 does get every Radical vote
in the State be would still need some
ton thousand more votes to insure bis
election.
We do not know Of single Demo.
crat in Mason who will vote for Gov.
atnor Jacob. There may bo some, but
we have not heard of thcp. Our
voters arc generally inclined to stick
to Tue nominees, and vote their ticket
straight
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
lhairnan
Secretary


hEhAhhhs
We are indebted to friend for the
above, circulated under the frank Of
A. l. Boreman, United States Senator.
1t may be remarked, en- pGssant, that
the mode Of distribution among the
people is a fiue example Of the main
use to which radical legislators put the
franking privilege, and that for its
continuance We arc indebted to a Rad.
ical Congress. The circular has no
doubt been disseminated in every cOun-
ty in this State. aud is worthy Of at
tcntion as foreshadowing Radical policy
in the coming State campaign, 1t is
already developed that sChism is to
be created in the Democratic ranks by
the candidacy Of Jacob, and now we
have a quiet (aud therefore more
potent organization to poll the entire
Republican vote against the new Con.
stitution, and with the assistance of the
Democracy opposed to it, defeat it.
The whole with intent "to give De-
nOcrucy its death blow in West Yir-
GINA"
If they have in contemplation the
dcs ruction of the Democratic party by
the defeat of the Constitution, have
they not the same object in view in tho
election Of jacob No vigorous can
yHss is to be made publicly, but tho
new Constitution and Camden are the
salient p oints upon which the enemy
expects to move. The allegation that
the defeat ofthC now Constitution will
fatally injurc the Democratic party, is
entitled to grave consideration by
those Democrats who contemplate
voting against it.
"4lontes partariuht Ct riliculus mus"
will bo the Radical cry, and ridicu-
lOus mus Seriously will cnsue, if tho
Democracy allows it to be ovcrthtown.
Its friends have been deroIict in pre-
scnting its merits, while every possible
flaw has been spread before the people
through the columns Of the Republican
press. ForOwarned, forearmed, is q
maxim as true in political warfare as
in other matters, Act accordingly.
For the information Of the Chairman,
We will remark lastly, That the political
prospects are bright, viewed from
Democratic standpoint, but seen
through Republican goggles, they Cloth
National and Stato) arc deeply, dark
ly, beautifully blue."-Pam-Hanale
Meas,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
THE CAT LET OUT OF
TEE MEAL-BAG.
why theRads arc for jacob
READ FOR YOURSELVES.
OPPIoEop THE REPUBLICAN !
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
PARKRRsBURa, June 90.

DEAR SlE:-Thc Republican State
Committee, with the view of performin
efficient service in the coming cam paign,
and to aid to the extent of It's efforts in
the defeat Of u constitution, which, if
adopted, is destined to work q scrions
detriment to the best interests Of the
State, are anxious to put themselves in
communication with every Republican
organization in tho State, for the pur-
pose of scattering documents among the
voters aud keeping them fully posted in
every political OyCnt. VIII you please
inform US at once the name and post
Office address Of the Chairman and Sec
rotary Of your County Committee, and
one member Of tho Committee from
each township, so that we can be in
communication with every township in
the State, as well as the County Com.
mittees. II you have no organization
in your county yet, will you please give
US the namC Of ono or two good, &C.
tive and true Republicans in each
township in your county. We would
urge upon you the importance Of On
immediate and efficient organization.
We want to we strong Republican
organization in every township in the
State, and it sof tho greatest impor.
-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-15
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
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The last Catalogue sh Jws au attendance o
III Students at this Institution. Five dis
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The Ancient and Modern Languages {;
Mathematics, purcAnd applied Psychology,
Ethics Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences: &C., &C., carefully and thor.
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Physics, illus tra,ed by appropriate appGrAt-
US. Special advantages Tor the study Of Ge-
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A good Library. Extensive Cabinet, o.
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Fall Term begins Sept. U. Winter, De.
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For further particulars, inquire Of
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from tue Mofgantown Constitution.
Treason in our midst has forced into
jeopardy tho very existence of the
grand old historic organization found d
BY Jefferson and maintained by Jack.
son.
Thes csamc leaders who would thus
prove rccreant and lead US to defeat
and Generalization can only be foilcd
in their cndoavOrs by the brave and
rcsolute conduct of the masses of tho
party: Let these stand fsarlossly BY
their cherished principles, giving their
would bC.lcadcrs distinctly to under.
stand that they can not be bought and
sold, and all will 20: be we'll.
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Prom the Martinsburg Statesmen.

TnE TRAITOR.
It has remained then for Governor
Jacob, who, more than any other sin.
gle citizen Of tho State, done himself
immortal credit in stabbing the foul
ghost to death, to seek again to gal.
vanizO into life its lOathsome corpse.
But it cannot bedonO, nor should it be.
We tell Governor Jacob that ho en-.
tirsly mistakes tho feeling Of tho PEG.
pic Of West Virginia. Having put
their feet upon the throat Of Radical
ism, StranglGd the breath from its vile
carcass, aud buried it out Of sight,
they will never consent to its resurroc-
ton. For his own sake, and for the
sake Of those who felt keOuly the
wrO ng that was done him at Parkers.
burg-if wrong it was-wo ask him to
reconsider his purpose. We feel like
yindicating him from the aspcrsions of
his former abjeot aattcrers in this State,
but personal feelings will not control
US, ifthorsby we would lift ono stone
from the deep grave to which We have
aided in consigning the vile monster
Of Radicalism, whose vindictiye, pro.
ScriptivO sway will be forever blot
upon the name OfgOvernmcnt.
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From the Richmond, Va, Dispatch.

e., "o'EnNoh 'ACob'
inc friends OF Governor Jacob, OF
west virginia, must regret his deter
mlnntIon to run as an Independent can'
aiaa'e Tor Governor knowing the
man as We 30, We are surprised at his
course lie Is a modest, retiring gen.
I'emon' whom no one would accuse OF
propensity for thrusting himself un-
asked upon tho people lie evidently
eohsldSIs that he has been badly
treated by the Democratic Convention
OIL tue state But this bellefis based
upon tue mistaken notion that man
mas claims upon his party or upon the
people or 70 , some 0tilse or position
hlsa belief which could not ind place