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Manager IIotSrrings. Bath county. Va

-.
DAWi.Ei' SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
h. FEeIM n hRRISONHUi;t;. IN R0CklNt-
HAM COUNTY. SA.--Ih;. celebrated WAITER
ING-piNCf. >F o,,c4 Tor visitors on tl,e ~ OF
JUNE. ts7s, Hndrr The management III JoHEii y.
WOODWARD, tI%f. -, ia,
Tie wattrot lhrsc Springs Is the StrUn3cst Chdty-
b,nik iHthe EjteIi SidttS. anil Is peculiarly efficient
In the diseases Of females, while rs t0uic its viz
tues are unsurpassed. ..,s
Accommodations strictly flrst-claSs
carly forniur train arrive ut the Springs To tea.
Circulars r:n bc had III L. W. POWERS Il cos.
RATES OF BOARD: Per day. $3.50; per week. $i5;
nor month"; $50: chiiirtn iicr twelve years 81 agc
and servants, lr:-prcc. y. H. iki' y.
mTs0-lIn rrcsLlnnt OF the Board 81 Dirlct.lra.
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Maine.


The State of Maine has g done" the politi-
cal very handsomely. There is in the GREE
LEy letter and the Cincinnati platform that
kinship to Democratic principles which, now
that the people of Maine arc freed from the
issues Of slavery, may he supposed to please
them very much. and it was quite fitting that
they should be adopted by the Democrats OF
that State. Maine was one of the most faith
ful of the Jacksonian Democratic States. She
went of in the crusade against slavery but
that is dead, and she evidently takes q look
mt the chart to discover exactly where she is.
The leaders of That party, which formerly
controlled the State, have determined, after
the examination, that they can only get back
to the true course of safety in the political
sea by adopting the Cincinnati platform ano
MIR. GREELEY's concurrent exposition OF the
same, in favor of restoring the local authority
of the State Governments and putting tht
constitutional limitation upon tue central
izing tendency OF all power TO the Fedora
Government. This was in old time the fail
of the ship-buildcrs and lumbcrmcn O
Maine, and to it they have declared their de-
termination to return. So.
With the Democrats and Liberal Rcpubli-
cans united in Maine that State can be car
ried by the Cincinnati ticket. 1t can be
elected without that State; Nit we should
like to see il carried for the sake of the geo
graphical symmetry of the triumph. We
wish to see the extremes OF the Union united
in the act of the restoration Of national hir-
mony and the ccncnting anew of the Repub-
lie in bonds of amity amongst the people,
with the establishment of the relations of
cd and defined by the Federal Constitution.
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MT MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
GOODS FOR JUNE AND JULY.
TO :noMn-sTAYERs AND ,sPRlNGs-GoE.s

...r Y. Il. PRICE & co. ,r.s ...ss.
are again I'm market, and are opening, by express
and sic.lmcrs lurge additions OF NEW AND ELE-
CANT GOODS in each department..
Long line OF NEW Prints, great show IN all
the new lsnrcS=-for ladies and childrcn--in
mourning and htlf-monrnng styles:
DPESSG GOODS in 81. ACk and COL ORED SILK
JAPANESE SIEKS and POPLINS; $3.50 t' .'t'
GRENADINES, black and cnlorcd--varieiy; '.'
SATIN-STRlPED HERNANlS and GRENA-
I DlNES-chcckcd;
DOLLY WARDEN TCAMBRtCs and PRINTS;
FRENCH and ENGLlsH ORGANIZES, both 1s-
tiredjana plain;i - ri'.s+' r.-''t =.
LAWNS and J.iCCONETS, from the lowest to the
highest grades. 81
FANCY GOODS In SILK -SCARFS. LACE and
) . LINEN COLLARS, CokSE1'S, GLOVES of
( all kinds, PARAsOLS OF every make, HO-
SlEItY, &c. s1,-..s ..t.syEs ...f. Il.
LADIES, and GE.NTLEMENS. USnERSIIIRTS,
! CHlLDREN'S UNDEESHIRTS, SOCKS,
+ FANS, &C., SC.
CLOTHS, CASSlA1ERES, and VESTIEGS for gen.
temenaudboys DRILLTNGS, plain and fancy /;
- DUCKS, &c. - -
IRISH LINENS AND OTHER LINEN GOODS.
In spite OF the receEt heavy advance In such goods,
we'll AZ iniwoolien goods. tho stock now liauc,
will be sold ont Mt old prices. ts..t -es.gs.f
je3y.s.r.Egs i,.; i., T. II. PRICE & co.
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CTOCKHOLDERS MEErING.-Thc an
- uuaI meeting OF the SfW'klloLDERS or
TIE RICHMOND PAPER AlAN.FACTDElNS'
COMPANY vii! re held ~ the office 81 .'oilh H.
.sinIt:.,r Esd rrtcr If Mrin atsnrwelitiI Streets.
on THURSDAY the ."!h diy Of 3ui!2 Instant IL {"
o'rnri; L. NJ. VI. u. hLiiukE, lrrsrh,i!i;
H. W I I.EEOCK Secretary. je It'd
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STUE DE L'EAU HOTEL.

.... IL SEWELL'S POINT.
t.es -... HAMPTON ROADS, VA,
NEARLY OPPOSITE TOETEESS MONROE.
I!.is new ana superior hote! wili he opened For
.iSitnrs on MONDAY, jwno I'd, iSTa. under The SUI
rerg ston OF the .ncd and viii he kept ~ Il
ffRST-EEhSS WATERlNG-lLhCE on tho sea-
side. .ss-''t ts'..f Il.
Splendid iishin", beating. saltwater baihiug.
SHADED groves. ist.iGsS tnE-,ns, ana every luxury
OF tit: s,l and lind, can c found ut this delightful
aud 'ouS cnicDi sliiuniGr resort.
h,r3i,rpmrntsllIvc bec, n.:l; with the various
railroad cCnnani.% II s,ll rcrru tickets 10 visitors
10 WE DE L'EAU f'r oGc fare, provided thcit
tici..:ts arr stamped ut The hotel.
Steamers viii constantly run between Norfolk
Portsmouth. and tie hctci. ~
Photographic Office In tie house Two mai ills daily,
TERMS: 50 yer day, SIS for twn weeks $ o per
month. Il. ). n)I1SpN.
= . Proprietor Atlantic Hotel Norfolk, Va.
my 2S-lm
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III ANOTHER LO1 OF THAT En-
CELLENT MATING at 95c. per yard woi III
s5c.: ..
.i.nl!.cr case OF that tcn-q,larter BLEAClIED
|. SiEETiNt; ut i5c. per yard worth 55c. .. -.
Three more eases Of those FAST COLOR SILL
Ling LAWNS:
:. few I,icrrS left Of Tie DOLLY WARDEN PER
Gales ut 1c5:. per yard;
One hundred dozen mere Of those shilling LINEN
IIEA!STITCHED lIANDkERCiIlEFS;
Fifty dozen more of those LINEN IlANDkER-
CIIit;FS at 75c. per dozen {: "' -
One hundred ami iiitr more of those rich twlllcd
. SILK SCARFS 1t Gee. worth 81, nj
LEVY BROTHERS,
+. IL. II ,.r 1918 ana 12lJ Main street.
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ALUM SPRINGS, Va
OPEN JUNE !. 1879.

This ftyorIic aud celebrated INTERMEDIATE
yiil offer additional att cautious Ills st;rDl AHo,iR
other improvements, there his been adic'l IN sl
CANT and s,iaciouS barp0,r., adjoining me ltTinF'
t,p r1rlor has been enlarged aud improved hu NE
Proximity Of the two renders each easily accessible
Il viii be kept In style not SURPASSED anywhere III
Virginia. ''f' ~-t't .s'E
The WATEESo of these special Springs either cure
ToSsrm6tiof Chronic Binnchitis- Chronic La!yn-
gltis, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic DSSr'Isi.
Chronic Di.,rrlc.,- Chronic Dysenitiy. Ihry are
Also /, Great value Ia th,sc affections when arr t'i-
liar to The female constitution. ana ~ IN ap!c,HI'
tonic and general restorative. they are, perhaps,
unrly:illc.i amongst mineral waters. Tie proprietor
III have provided for The lawns and Ballroom {:
firsf-elass Band OF Music, ana In general ALI TIE
SOURCES OF amusement ana rcGriicii usc!Ii! Ionh.
hi. guests III sSR0CKBRfDGE AEuh." The place
is,wit!iin clever 10 thirteen hours 81 iilclim@iit
Washington. Baltimore, rtc., by rail. MI IN :: yliu
Pirg6nscrs Ie:lvc Tie cars OF thc Ihesaie,ihe ana
Ohio l-silr0ai 1T Goshen Depot, and new and elegant
stage cnaiies, passing rapidly. over sirooia ana
level road of only eight miles, get down. the Ssispfs
at the Springs Ia tex.
/ Persons, masking gae OF inc grounds, &e. 81 me
Springs. and not stopping ~ my Lctei, Wht W.
charged half my regular rates. ....
+ The Rock bridge water is FOR sale by i'GHGEi u.
I.ADD & CO. Richmond, and GEORGE. d. Nc
1STIEE, charlottesville.
I Descriptive pamphlets sent free 0a applications.
StEA BATH N G.--CBBi'S ISLAND,
.DyA. is2now open for thu accommodation of sis,
itors Fine and safe, surf -atDtns, iihit2- tii'.
s:ilre-shoo,ins. \ band Of nislc III asss''s~''o
/ TEENS: So per thy ! sls per week. 49,
Ronte From Norfolk By steamer NJ. 'H LIN, ~
CherrystoIic Monday, H e.nss Ia ,r n
NJ @N..TTs f.as athcrrys store, Va.
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A LLEGlIANI SPRINGS,
IA = MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA

The above witcrng-l'acc which Is UNIVERSAL!
recognized rs
A Specific ~ t!i.tASES OF nYSrErSIA.
will hc "irn for t!ir rrccir!ina mf visitors on The
FIRST DATOF JUNE.
These Springs are dc!igltfu'lv situated In bend
Of Roanoke river, among the highest peaks nj the
hlirciny mountains, with magnificent lawn emf
bracing lG0 acres possessing Ike attraction Of
mountain and water scenery combined, within 50
miles Of Alr"l!any depot, on Tie Atlantic. MssiS-
sippi and Ohio railroad ttc great th0roughflrt.
North and South, and accessible to all parts OF
the Union.
since the last season many improvements have been
made. and number Of new buildings have been
added, making these springs the most r"iiioniJhs
and attractive IN He state.
my .I-ili W. y. EiSiiff. Mali'G''f.
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EuiE uOT SPRINGS.

fEIiE HOT SPRINGS,
4 BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
:,rc now oron 10 visitors. lis waters celebrated
for the cure Of rheumatism. Govt, Paralysis. Tor
ltur o; Liver, Chronic DarrhO.n or Hy@ciicry, Dis
eases of HE Uterus Affections oi The skin, especially
of Sylhtic org in. aaI numerous Chronic Diseases.
TIiE BATHS
vary In nmperture from 81 degrees 10 llo degree"
Fahrenheit. and lIr~r;t every S"licty Of chronic
ir.l They are, moreover Found 10 prepare the Sys-
tenn Tor The beneficial acion Of waters found Ut me
v:irious, other Mineral Springs.
MUD 1,ATIIS have been constructed similar "a
those Tint are largely used nj the most celebrate"
ssps In Germany. aud which give sufferers HE be-
m al The very valuable remedial aGcntS cohE;inc
In the mineral mu!.
TEt.,e Fl. iNiS offer iln;iIrpasn! attractions to
lE,l the Invalid AMI Ele..sre-scch"r. The riaip-
mGnt and arrangement are equal To those oil hrSt-
,,,ss city hotels. Every modern Improvement ms
Ijccn provided.
Professor }. +. CtEEi.I, NJ. D.. OF The Uniyer-.
atS II Virginia. Resident Physician.
For palnplilets and 'irrmiarsIadhre;s ~ -"
- - a. :. G.. TAisBY SEQ,
' Eirhn!rnd, Va: or
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c,

2SVVkLFT. T9HThITsFGXF, Nc.
pERS0NS ABOUT TO TRAVEL CAV
Il be supplied with the
NEW AND PoPuI AR BOOKS OF THE DAY.
The INCEST STATIONERY, embracing Mole
Paper and Envelopes. ruled or plain, white ,r
tinted, Esurci or rctcuiatei English Er,,ct,
or American: will, or without intial.:
PORTABLE WRITlNCs-B&ShS.
IS TOURISTS. CASES,
PORTFOLIOS.
GOLD and STEEL pESS .r...#a
P0CE ET-i.UoES. &c., Sc
WDoDHotSf3- PARIItM
jcIa l2pJ Main street
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sSs,rxaNs.E COMPANIES.

g. ~
DOYAL FIRE INSURANEECO
HI OF LIVERPOOL Am LONDON. oon
CAPITA lyt... ''''''''
Ur,priteL wiih TrrasurcTo i Etrgil;f, SJt.sY". -,
IMPERIAL EiEE ASSURANCE. toMtAA,'
JDNlDS, go,
Deposited with frcaaa;Tg ~ NIlSinta s",'t'-;; ,
Shareholders personally RS! DiSihlr i"f iae "'''
CATIONS Of tic abc:c con ts.i.ieS. ,,
Ecpr,scnting tile above Eailn"h old English COM
faiipa, solicit the PATRONAGE at Ns in'.',.
iG,cir u.aIncstionai- security. r"iDIt ana ho~'"'
settlement 1T :,li rla!fIs and heavy inc'iHr.
JOAN ii. CLAIBORNE i 60; Agent,
NIprIraJ IIrE INSURANCE tOIFASf,
-. - or NlsW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVEN: ssa0,fNe,aOo; ,.,-
Cash tIyILe,Gs ,Icr,rc.ti Jyn;t'rN u eari, !'.;
pr.m,iams Ilayablc annually, semi annually a"'
quarterly ,,ar co,rpary
~ '"' e - JOIN II. Cy.tlBoRsE. AGENT,
y
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HEADQUARTERS OLD DoMINioSt
GREELEY AND i;EOMN GLUE, NJ. !.
rErIIERE WILL BE y MEETING OF
L the CI.Ui; at :, O'clock THIS EVENING. :
full Attendance +, desired.
I;y order of E.. Mi. PbNr3hiiS, ircsiuont:
. j ;MFS JrrFREYS. Secretary. 81 j. 2g-li"
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.TucKAHoE TOWNSHIP, iIESflco COUNTY, Va.
"A ! ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE
~ TUCkAIInE TOWNSHIP BOARD VIII y
held nj tl,r residence. of The clerk on SATURDAY
.jiifc .. at II O'clock NJ, for the purpose 81 stin
wits nrcrsccrs of reads and ovcl;ccrs of poor a;o
auditing claims against the township
AIl persons having claims o. any other business Il
lay before the Board are Respectfully requested f.
attend. ...st..-. y. NiLLlAh Il. lobh:
e. 3p-;t Clerk az Tick :i'tw lr"iiA!iiI.
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,TIiITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

YNARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY.
w Na.. have been much improved. AMI VIII
nnen on The 18th June. Pamphlets ~ he had of
AlcSsrs. Coleman & Rogers. baltimore Purcell, Lad
& Co., Richmond, ar of The urni,rici"rS.
.THHMS: 50 per day; $50 per month OF twenty
eight days. ,.
my r1-om Iruprietprs.
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aIEETESsss.
LEE cAar, SOUTHERN caoss Bno1 u g ,n,s

LIZ SA1' 49, June 10. 1917.
rOMR cres ordered - ~
( 10 assemble ut Cd Market, Gu Xxx
Main street, TlluRSDh 7, June 10Th. AT y
haif-pas. 4 p. d.. 10 join In the procession \
tvsinr.e fallen brothers to Hollywood. Ulir crder
,ppcals to every Confederate collier IN the city 10
meet 1T the sa,c place and inin with liz IN payiE
r,,.. r-r1crt which is d,:c tc memory or ticf de-
trr.cd brother -ir-arms, who c hcroiGm and "a
ir;oiis In life certainly cntst'e thcn 20 III, token
al respect. General GEORGE 4. llChEIi WEI
have fSn,n1nd OF his part Of tie PROCESSION.
Oar city n,il;tary who brlcts, 10 the yrlua'cc.
companies will turn ont. SURE = f'iosc"hn ~ no.
heinn@ 10 snrh VIII not allow ile., ~ 10 lnrrc
hcaor Ia fcsc noble dead tian ihc!r OWE former
com nanioiia. s-.I
ID! oroef Vi 'o"'"'W ". c. CAERINGToS:
| GA
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plloNELEsss sAhpI IS is half 'h soSxssI
IL the best Ash Pit up IN France-for sale 1T fifty
cents ltcr half box by A. plZIINI, in,
my2S e07 Broad street.
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:rNDINE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. =
rhrrc win III. u regular mct:Iiri;"; ifia
Tempe el iis Gy y, NM ii q T olir: M
large at, rem ser 70 !,,afi"i,s. Can M
diiaIea for Initiation will please lr PROMPT
:" thcir attendance. Cordial welcome t"e===-o
visiting brothers. ISIS. .-.-
rs order Of ". T. .,,,,vr " y
10 ou-ltf ilNi-i '' ~
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WATER FROM ..,. ST..
THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BOTEToURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The proprintors Of this valuable MINERAL
WATER, so highly esteemed rs Il remedial agent.
I'm order to haw. 1t within the reach Of The n,lic
have had it put up In liALF-GAI.LON BOTTLES,
In cases of one dozen each, and placed It Oh sale
at accessible points
Pamphlets descriptive of the character OF this
WATER and It's application to Diseases &C. may
he had OF the agents for the sale or the WAITER IN
Rlchuloud and elsewhere. =
We append Il letter from 2. V. Danlrl, Esq at!or-
ney at law, ! highly respectable and well-known
citizen Of Richmond:
John Herbert Claiborne, Esq., President Blue Ridge
Springs ComDdng:
have repeatedly and continuously used HE water
OF the Blue Ridge Springs, ana with long eNlEI
reucc of the waters Of nearly ali or the inincr'!
springs Of Virginia. and OF several Of those 81 oter
States, have found any superior. nor, keii
~ distance from their sources any equal to those 81
the Blue Ridge Springs rs = sure but very Schiie
aperlent tonic, and regulator Of the stomach ana
yisrcr, Unlike uuy other mineral water with which
am ucuuaintetl. Its efficacy seems uniHlafred by
kcepiug-at least In sass-or by exposure 10 the air
have used 1t with great advantage from cinljohu
filled twelve months before. | have sometimes
Thought that perceived what Othas In this city felt
convinced that they perceived, decided anc salt
tlry effect on the liver where torpid or Distracted.
For home use decidedly prefer 1t 10 amy other min
Very respectfully, your Obedlent servant, - =, :
-. - - So .'t>54P. V. DANIEL, Or. .
Richmond Pa, May It'll, 1872. .,au -..t.3l4
THIS water Is for sale In Richmond. Va. by
- tsla' PURCELL, bADD q CO., Druggists,
1916. corner Of Main and Thirteenth siaTss,
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cPECEAI MOTTO .~-The creditors of q.
= II Rnrni,u aud OF Burniiam & Gordon, con-
tractors, Ohio railroad arc required
sDetnn va. hy the 18TH DAB OF JULY. ls7f- gscs
eoInts plst lie itemized, and to each mHst be apy
pended an affidavit or correctness and tnat no part
VI aa''is A'' - ROBERT l.. PARRISH,
te Is-aw Trustee and Attorney nj Law,
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MARRIED.


On the 18th instant at tie residence Of the brides
lnntler,ii Rev. William Brown. Miss MAGGIE A
hUrAEGIlT TO Mr. ~. +. White; both OF this
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w NIGHTS OF PYTnIAs.-TLe 10
n mnluf.rs Of RICHMOND loD6t. g. EeES
No ID h Of L.. will attend st'tgt iiiert-2 J2aJ
Inc ". st Pyt.dan Hail THIS rfh''Tday ss:.$S4t]
EVENING at O'Clock. Eieci!"n oi OH Nsr4sY
'ei We M' Of sister Lodges arc invited 10 Attend
by eruc' Vi ''' ioUN r. UlEHIES. RS.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-24
OUR BOOK TABLE.

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, for November, is
presented to the public as one of especial interest
to all classes. We have here fashions for those
who desire them; literature ofa character calrula-
ted to adorn the mind and make home n para Use.
with Instructions in everything that MIKE up the
pleasures Of a happy Preside. The beautiful steel
and wood engravings are something 10 look upon.
We understand that the announcements Of Cooley
in his October number that he will give a Chromo
to every subscriber for the year 1873 has created a
sensation throughout the country. His well known
reputation of fulfilling, and in fact exceeding, all
his promises, has LED the reading pablic to look for
something extra in the Chrome line. And they
will not be disappointed, Those who have seen
the enriy proofs of 'our Darling speak of it with
the highest praise, and as far surprising anything
before offered by publishers. The Democrat and
Cooley will be furnished for one year at i,25.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-24
REg-Be sure and come to the Stock
Sale next Saturday, Goth.

Is there a Judas in the Grant pha-
lanx? There is a painful rumor that
the editor Of the Register and Five
Points advocate, is a secret enemy to
the present grand and in%corruptible
Observation-Disclosures he is on the I'M
der current for the wicked Greeley
that he persuaded Bro. johnson to
run on the ungodly democratic ticket
that he is endeavoring to break
down, or up, the gellorious Grant
party, and the upshot of the matter is,
he must be squelched. Isaac has man.
aged to reduce the party majority
somewhat, but we think it was uniii-
territorial. Our Grant brethren had
better keep him. A more perfect
time-server, or more obedient tool
they can never find. Stick to Isaac,
nobody else wants him.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-24
Council Meeting,

EAioN, Oct., Il, 1877.
Board of Councilmen. met in regular
session. Members present, J. III. Toos,
Mayor; w. Ii. Ortt, Clerk; John II.
Deem, W. A. Swihart, G. IL. Edison,
Thos. Fulton, c. P. Thum. & H. B.
Vanausdal, Councilmen. Minutes of
the previous meeting read and ap-
proved. The following bills were pre-
scented, allowed and orders issued for
each respectively:
j. F. Simpson, s days Sanitary service
Guarding Small Pox, $1,000. Z. Weis,
4 weeks service as Engineer and taking
care of Hall building, $4,000. Jno. Il.
Hume, Fireing Steamer, p day, 81, 3d.
Thos. Carroll, Tile for Corporation Cis-
tern, $500. J. E. Ortt, Police service,
$3.50. Jno. Lauer, l nights service at
Harbaugh's Fire, $500. Far & Hop
kins, 2 Sponges and Blank Book, 9Octs.
The Judiciary Committee report an Or
dinance for h issue and sale of Bonds
of the incorporated Village of Eaton,
Preble county, Ohio, for the purpose
of raising money for the purchase of ad-
ditionai Hose, Lanterns, Hose Reel, &c.
for the Fire Department. Amount of
Bonds issued TO be $500, payable, Au-
gust 1st., 1872, at 8 per cent. interest,
payable annually. Council adjourned.
W. H. ORTT, Clerk.
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"PrnhihitinnU

In another part of paper will be
found a communication signed "PRo-
HIBITIoN." which was refused admit
lance into the columns of that "troely'
christian and consistent CD temper
rance journal, the Eaton REGIsTER.-
Of urse we don't agree with the
writer in some of his statements, but
still are willing that he should be
heard. The "nub' to this is to show
to the people of this county that our
charge of hypocrisy on the part OF
Morris is true. Nine months in the
year he "routines" against whisky,
and the other three he ~routines" in
its favor!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-24

Isaac "Routiner' don't seem to I'M
derstand things. Isaac can't see how
$50 brave soldiers at the "home" could
vote the Liberal Democratic ticket
Judging Isaac by his own action, we
presume he can't understand how
these soldier boys came to go to the
war at all. Isaac didn't go, he was
perfectly willing, ever anxious for
every body else to go, was patriotic
enough to go himself by substitute,
and if it had not been that the county
printing would have suffered, would
perhaps have mustered courage suf1i-
Gent to &c himself. Isaac don't seem
to appreciate the fact that the men
who knew how to defend their
try, when menaced by an enemy with
bayonets, are fully alive to the neces-
sity of coming to the defence of that
country when threatened with ruin
by thieves and scoundrels in public
positions. Nobody expects Isaac to
understand these things. He is moth
ing but a servile puppet, under the
control of a dirty clique jerking his
legs whenever they pull the string,
and of course can't understand how a
man can vote his sentiments intelli-
gently, without advice or compulsion.
Isaac is laboring under the popular
Grant delusion that the war is still in
progress, and imagincs the soldiers
must vote as his commanding officer
directs. The old festive "fee bills in
gross" never was much of a soldier
himself, but he seems to have imbibed
the regular army idea, that a soldier
is a "machine," and that's where he
makes a mistake. The brave soldiers
OF the republic are so immeasureably
above Isaac, in every attribute of true
manhood, that he can't understand
them, and the ~poorfellow is agitating
his limited quantity of brains in an
cndeavor to cipher the thing out
Isaac will never understand it until
Brother Inskip puts him through the
specification process.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-10-24
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