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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24
Perpetual Molion.-A Californian
has Discovered il.

The Pets!uma, Cal, .AreuI says: A
lew days sgO re announced that Z gen.
t!ensn IN this city claimed to have dis
covered the true Theory Of pevpstus!
motion. and one tbs! bears the practical
lest o! application. T0-lsy w were
shown the drawing Of the machine, With
which the Inventor claims be can drive
the entire machinery Of the world, and
qualities this assertion only this way:
That there is possibility (not probs-
biiity) 0: there being something thai be
has overlooked in the details thsi can
only be discovered and remeIied by put
ting MS invention 10 practical test, and
we admit, from his explanation OF the
forces Brought into play, and the result
produced By the application OF such
i0:ces. that he has discovered what seems
TO be the true principle OF perpetual mo.
ton, and the great problem thst has oc-
cupled the time, spent the fortune and
c!aZed the brains Of learned men through
all ages GHs al las! becn solved.
II this Invention be 8 success-snt, on
scientific principles, We DO not see how i;
can be depiej-it will revo!u,ionize the
world and do away with the steam engine
altogether Our overland trains, ocean
and Inland steamers will be driven bv this
p1"vf, tue COS: OF which will not amount
10 mills where il nov costs thousands OF
dollars, For instance, the cost Of power
TO run such steameT IS the Chrysopo!is
from San Francisco tc Sacramento twelve
months wu.ld not exceed the sum Of
one hundred dollars. The ignoran, may
sell and the unlhoughtiul deride, but we
DO caudiiiy admit that We think the in.
venton hiss introduced the ideas and ar.
ranged the application OF known forces
tbs! will accomplish all the inventor
claims for his Overwhelmingly, psrpet-
ual motion.
10 conclusion We will say that the sci.
euufc minds and tue thinking and rea.
soning portion OF this cOuouy, are deeply
interested in this discovery. TO show ths,
there are those who have all confidence
IN the success OF this machine, we will
simply add thfS prominent citizen OF
TINS place has offered, tor one twentieth
interest in this Invention, 10 pay all the
expense and attend to all the legal bust.
oess necessary 10 the periecliug and pro.
curing OF patents from the different gov.
efnmenis. THIS, no doubt, would cost
several thousand dollars; and well NAV be
made the oler, for il the invention is
what il looks 10 be, success, a one.
twentieth interest would be worth mil.
lions 0! dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

The CHAIRMAN ami SecretlTy OF the
Democratic County Committee have is
sued an address 10 the Democrats and
Liberal Republicans Of Ohio colaly
They take cheerful view Of things, as
witness this: 1.-THE Developments OF the
Presidential campaign must have satisfied
every thinking man that large msjority
OF the American people arc opposed 70
the reelection Of President GRANT.
This may be so, bu, ii it is, "thc Ameri-
can people" have queer way Of showing
it The developments" OF the campaign
consist Of the elections in North Carolina
Vermont, Maine, Georgia, Pennsylvania
Ohio and Indiana. Only SOe o; thesG
States voted against the GRANT party,
and those that voted Tor it are the States
that decide Presidential elections.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

Pic IRoS.-Mr. Edward Samuers re-
view Of the iron market Of Philadelphia
for the past week says: There is 10
change to note in the condition Of the pig
iron market, all grades being dull OF sale,
with, however, a fair inquiry, which main.
tains sellers views. There is generally
stthis time Of the year an active move.
ment in pig, caused by consumers laying
in the winters supply before navigation
closes, but the high prices this year, and
the general belief with buyers that prices
will decline, make the purchases sufficient
onlyto cover immediate wants. Old rails
are in somewhat better demsnd with but
few offerings on the spot Wrought scrap
is dull. Manufactured iron remains I'm.
changed"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

TEE Cumberland Mas, accepting our
correction as to the time Of holding Col.
WILSON'S election Tor Congress, remarks 2:
Well, while they are having so many
Of them, the lSTgLLIaEScER need mol
hsTe been so particular about only one.
Al any rate, it may turn out that some.
boty will vote on Tuesday.
We have not heard get OF any voting
having been done Tuesday, but if not, it
was doubtless only because somebody did
not demand the opening ofthe polls. Col.
BES Wilson's election will be held in
this dis;ric! to day. l: anybody else
would like to be elected to Congress, the
9TH ol November would be :. good time
The officers Of election could hardly be
uukiEd enough 10 refuse to opza q poll
tx Congress, ifreq1es,e3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

Gen Giant asTtI kSs b<ea defeated, and Sc
EsVe' vii be."-HoRAOE GIxEKT.
while ASsertinE the right Of ever Rtpabli.
eAa 70 he UatI1nneled choice Of eAS6!t1!e Tor
EsIt Protldeni anti . nomination IL made,
venture 70 TuGIest that Gen. Grant Will be fA'
better qualified for that noaea,oas t:usi II
1871 han be wGs 10 1875 "-HoGLcE GEEELET,
SpsGeA on "a JaSSd'Y, ISL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

sCRo6GGSS.-Tuesdly Eight, October 4ad,
lsta, IN this city. CABotNI, wife Of G. ". SeroS.
gins, GEed = JeArs.
PuaetL from the reE4eaee OF De. hubbard,
corner Of Elm ana Coal streets, North Wheeling,
this afternoon 4; 3o'elOek. Friends Of the fam
ily invited.
ALLEE.-At lo'eloek ?. Il. Wednesday, oe:o-
bec = is19, DAVID ALIKN, EsQ., IA the T7tA year
Of his age.
Fuaetal from his late resideaee In Bridgeport,
Friday morning 81 10 O'Clock. Friends Of The
family are invited 70 attend.
NohRISoN.-on Wednesday evening, o:to.
BET ~. iSI9. - 8 O'Clock, ARcIIE A., youngest
son Of Ae1Aodsf and Virginia Morrison, aged
nonthG
Funeral nodee tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

REFERRING to the Nathan murder, the
New York World says: Evidently our
detectives are on the wrong scent-if, in.
deed, they be following scent at all-And
as evidently they have overlooked plain
tacts-lhe large type Of the game-in
looking at irrelevant facts and small type"
The World evidently refers 10 a theory,
not TO say belief exiSnt, not much spoken
Of by the papers, but firmly fixed in the
minds Of not few, yet not likely to be
acted on, either by detectives or others
VIII the World be more explicit about
The large type Of the game:'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

TIE late; returns from South Carolins
indicate $ nsjority Of 5000 OF 40000 fol
Moses tor Governor and the whole regular
ticket II Is thought that the Brown ticke'
has sDccee1ed siCnarIeston BY over thou
sand msjofity. The Cdunbia CaioD
believes that the whole Republican dele
ga,ion Is elected 70 Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

THE Philadelphis LSdgsr says the more
Intelligent business men Of that city sse
opposed to the project Tor the issue Of sd.
didonAl currency "ss worse than ridicu'
lous, because disturbing withou. any pos
sible good"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

SHoENAKERs' wives snd b!scksmiths'
horses go unshod. While Senator TIP.
TON was stumping Peunsylvania-vAin
and delusiye efort-SebraskS gave five
thousand Republican majority. This
neglect ofdomes,ic duty has hardly been
compensated by any foreign result
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

he Statement Is privately msde h
p'oniaen; Gree!eyiies IN Washington ihsi
an edoEt Is 10 be made in Indiana 20 de.
feat the reelection Of Senator Morton By
a coalition movement, the Democratic
members Of the Legislature agreeing in
advance that they will support any Re
publican other than Morton whom the
Republican members who are opposed to
Morton may unite upon. 4 change O!
iorr Republican votes would defeat Nor
ton, and i: is alleged thst more than thst
number will support Richard Thompson,
which, With the Democratic votes, would
elect him. Ii is not believed there that
The coalition movement will be successful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

The Cumberland NtiI suggests that
Mr.. GARRETT name the new railroad ho-
tel al Cumberland the Prescott House,
out OF conplimen; to the late Prescott
SAITH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

Mr. JoHy D. DEGREES, who has beer
8 prominent GREELEY n4n, and espe'
cislly active IS member Of the L!GeIa,
Campaign Committee, is reporter As say
ing openly, now thst GREELEY hiss los,
his chance o! being elected, snd not de-
string TO waste further valuable time, he
giTes up the contest and turns his stten
ton to patent which be Is interested in
for propelling canal boats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

Horace GREELETs term of President
will no, be disZraced by Black Friday
scandals, gift enterprises, sales OF Offices
or the shame Of nepoiiSn--!S. Gabrielle
G1;EtI
No; nor anything else MI GREELEY
himself will be spared the disgrace OF be
ing President
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

THz Chairman ard Secretary Of the
Democratic County Committee in ihei'
sdIEess say thAi "a partial canvass Of this
county shows ;hsi On q .ull vote i: will
gre GREELEY and Brown larger ma,
jotity than it eve: gave any candidate
who hsd sn opponent" live remember
EighI the LIBERAL and Democratic cac.
ysSs showed lhat BCcKALEw wo1ld ca!ry
Pennsylvania By some ten thousand ma.
j1a!y, He only lacked shout 5000 0! it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24
STATE OF WESTvIRGISIA, OHIO
y County CtteuI: coust- September RaIes,
Thomas Hu2hea
In ChGneGy.

E!in HnEhes and Others.
The oS'ect Of this s1lt Is u obtain ps.tIt!o,
OF The red e.tets lying in tie city OF Wheeling
Sad STATE Q. West Virgins, whereof Thomas
HuShes did seized and poPsessed, ErcurFst hiI
heirs A. Law; Erd 90 & settlement and dis;:ihu.
rou Of bis psrsorAl estate.
And Il Appearing from A Gd;GAvi: fied IL
he esase. shat Alteei Hughes, Trustee, Alfred
HoEses, HGy 3; 9eyseabusg. Ernst MeySen.
this STATE II IL ordered ttGt tsey DO autSSS here
within one Roaih Aitef the dS.e Of the hrst rub.
l!1ugn Of ihis rOiee, and do UhG; Is Leeessa.T
% pGonci theIr interest hevsin.
TesH: SAA'L B. AcCoLLoCH. Geek.
WHEAT / HoEEEs, Sol tor Pie oet3-Th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

For Presidential usetSrs.
AZ LAEsE,
wv. E STEVENSON, Of WOOD
THOMAS B. SWAMI, Of EAhAHhA
puTMcft.
h,-CHARLES ?. SCOTT, Of Richie.
A-THoNAS r CARSEADoS, Of Mineral.
A-RONEo Il. HRERR, Of KAnGWhA-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24
special Notices,
LaughIin S Infant Cordial
The CHILDS CURE When 1EE1HIhs.

70 Believe PaiRS, ChslIe, WIkefuiass., Il.
s1eh Is he popularity Of thjs Remedy, tbs, I,
hAs indueed soEe unprnepled parsons to com.
terfeit Il, ustnR oGH sable wrapper and e.rcaa-s
Alno:; VOID toE word, even 70 lie color and gid.
rs o. ise s4ne- An Intelligent And homes; pab-
and We shA1 hereAfteT prosecute 10 tie fall ex.
ieat Of the iAV AZ paStSeS Who, b. making k.II.
!EZ OF buying, shAl! Infringe on car COPY rEhL
The ONLY GEHCINE ARTICLE ChEd's Cure wAeI
Tee;hinS. LAC6aL1SS ISPANT CORDIAL.
e prepared By
LACGHLE BROTHERS L co.
Copyright e1:e-vt and secured according to
act OF CoIgFess ieasF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24
ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Bailding Lots O. Wheeling L.
land Pnes from t4O to 5000 each.
TEEHs-onefoUrth easA, the residue IN eq.Al
tnstsllnenH A. one, Two and three years, with In.
teFest mo. P. GILCHRIsT,
1pl0 Al Top Mn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24

HnLVnIE, FLA- Sept 5, isS1.
Dr.. Wm- T. Tsg:
DtT Sir-Is ny young days Els rather Wild
AID bee1ae the Ji-tin Of Ioathsoze d sesse-
EGs ueSte6 By Al eminent phJssciAn, arc
tAczIht IA cured. At;e- novtrs % ih't Sac
vac ho:r3ed ~ fading tia: The disease IA.
t1AkInR It's apPsAsAnee again. IN : stco.d1.y
tO:a- Ctce:s formed II ny nooih and OF dice.
&c; paris Of ny body. ! also b.e4ae s9ic:sd
Nth severe koeaa4tisa Iemployed dfe:srt
physieiAns, AID Isee V2r!o7s pS:sni netIc!ses
p: mouths, a! 20 10 parpose. Dur! q v!sIi 10
Jacksonville, EIT yO1: SAFsAp1r! i Gnd Oaeer's
Csl!Eat AID eoae!Eded tOt-y Il have tAken :
ecESn 6ot.es. and beiitTe that the poison IL en-
ar'!y driven from ny system Intend e5ctIr.
ainE Il koEeTer, % MAKE sure thing Of IL At
he !eqse.t Of yoc. Agent, se.d ls!s % yca
To1 a'e - liberty 10 G4e Il - yoa Ike
IO2Es respectfully,
JOHN h GUIL7oRD.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND BLLIOCSEESs
DE- Tu;:'s Lives Pills exert diree; and p5vs-.
FL !.4a=cee on tie LTe;, Asd vii with e.r;4!r
y rel!sTe th1t important orrso from dIseaLe
AEc :estc:e iis no:aA! fanet!oLs.
Dr.. TIT, H1h Dye Iapsrts a Glossy Color.
oc;iS-eotkT
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THURSDAY, OCT. "a, 1879.
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HENRY WILSON, Of Massachuseits.
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National Union Republican Ticket.
FoR FKIirDUT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
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NJ OTlCE.-THOsR NDEBTyD
~ 70 Tie E=hsG!h. L't hs-esJ ao;It,t n,
the-f Geoo5a2 have bee. aISs OF ~ sST, -
eAn b made % Tie u DAY q ILrer-T' IA -
TO peeTsat any e1EfsSsOs. p.GE- a5sr1 ~,
os n Aasn61seA AZ 20 "a; Ssrs = e-;s.:i,,S
% interested pag5ss q AZ c.iaEesasF -
queneas O Aeeo1Ei o. tAs Es4A O.lTIl 80
E1n9eF can Be admitted Ala sas-;tt t,S
opening INWARD; iAs pfa4s:.1s tss.E E.t-.s
past yea: BY Ere. y =
tsnl CRAs. E sEglY
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JOHN 4 GCILYoRD.


DR.. Iust'I HIIr Dye IapsrtS GLOSSY Color.
octi9-eotkE
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15
The Steam Fire Engine.

On Tuesday next the Steam Fire
Engine, manufactured in Cincinnati,
by Messrs. Athens g Co, expressly
for this place, will arrive. The city
Gathers" headed by his Honor, the
Mayor, viii receive it in a body, con.
duet il to the Engine House, where, it
viii be placed underline charge of the
Engineer, Mr.. e. Weiss. On the fol-
lowing day its t1squirhng1Spowers will
betssted The Mayor aud Council of
Cincinnati, Dayton, Hamilton, Rich
mond, and several other ssmalltowns"
wilt be inYitedto5b be present on that
day, and AoaonbtwnH Be here. We
would .extendlvah .einvitaien'ato the
Mayor and Council of the little village
of lebanon located somewhere in
Warren county, but they T opposed
to Steam FEsquiFts1 and wouldn't ap-
preciate it4-uAn extra corps ofpolice-
men and detectives will be appointed
to protect strangers, from distance.
Ample provision will be made at our
Hotels TO accommodate at least forty
thousand strangersi 1t will be a big
day for Eaton.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15

DR.. EVERETT will deliver the closing
Lecture of the series to the Phrenolog-
ical Glass, at Templar's Hall, this
"wednesday evening, at 4 o'clock, p.
NJ. Subject-Incompatible Marriages,
illustrated by Portraits and the Laws
of the Human Temperaments in rela-
tiontoM Marriages. Admission,o of per-
sons who are not members of the class,
% cts. Private examinations as to
Character, Talents, with advice as to
proper pursuits, made at the Doty
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15
: FREE OF CHARGE.

Store, Eaton, Ohio, and get a sample
bottle of DIR. A. Bosehee,s German Syrup
FREE OF CHARGE. It has lately been in
PRODUCED in this country from Germany,
and for any person suffering with a Sc
we're cough, heavy cold settled on the
breast, consumption or any disease of
throat and lungs it has no equal in the
world. Our regular sized bottles 75 cts.
In all cases money will be promptly re-
turned if perfect satisfaction is not given.
February l.. 1872, Tyr
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15
Maetina AZ

The Rail Road meeting at the Con-
cord Church, on Saturday evening
last, was well attended It was adj
dressed by. Judge, Haines, who was
followed by John p. Acton, in some
very plain, Wholesome and happy re-
marks. About 5000 additional stock
was taken atthe close oftke1meeting.
-Four Mile" is bringing up the sub
scriptions in good order.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15
MARRIAGE s.

90" Do - H-
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, by Rev. j. Haight,
Miss kitty HoMAN, to Mr.. JACOB G.
HOOVER, all of this place. HI f-aZ
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. {. Baugh-
man, Mr.. MICHAEL LOCK, to Miss ELI
IA A. sKICKHoFF, both of this county.
In Observation-Disclosures inst, by
Father Ralenberg, MI. MICHAEL RYAN
Marshal of Eaton, o., to Miss ELLEN
STACKS, of this county. ;GefG ~ >I
Now MIKE q draymanlong has been,
Hauled many a bale and sack,
taEa But nowrhe would a farmer be,
And linger round a STAcK.- > ~ .r sa-
But still We hope he Will not take,
A1- The farmer s usual track, 0a~-rl e-4- -H
=LE Who neer n tnOpLent wei can rest, 20
Until he's thrashed his st-ck.,,-
And if he does his duty well, .1 .-s
And If Ire don't its queer j
There1l be more stacks round his house, 2
Before another year. r e. -
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15
$4,000!

The amount of subscriptions to the
Lake Erie, Evansville and South-wes-
tern Railway, foot up nearly $4,000!
Eaton and vicinity $4,000; Lewisburg
Euphemia and vicinity about $4,000;
west of2Eaton to State line about $15,-
600. 1t only wants but a few more
efforts on the part of its friends, and
;thesWpEkH raising the required
Af0ek Is DOME 81 Tng FsT tas -s1e{7 -
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15

If any of our friends have anything
in the painting line tc be done, orna-
mental Or plain, the BLYTHE Bros can
do it. We have saw some of their
work. and it can't be. beat any where.
See their card, and give them a call.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15

uHo! you who want 8 good, neat
and well made set of harness, or a FIRST
class saddle and bride, car be suppli-
ed by JOHN RUPPEL, Jr,7 at his new
shop on Cherry street. Johns work
will compare with any inathe county,
and he guarantees entire satisfaction.
Go and see il. c-s e.tss ,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15

Messrs. KELLY and FAULKNER, of
Lewisburg, have opened a Real Estate
Agency at that place, and will attend
promptly to all business entrusted i'll
their care. They are both gentlemen
of known honesty and can be relied
upon. See their card. grf
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15

The Rose Lodge Daughters of Re-
beckahiz of Winchester, will give all
Anniversary Supper in their Hall, OH
Thursday evening the 22d INST. The
proceeds to- be applied to the furnish
ing of Eden Lodge Hall.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.
EaRfiNaI.-

The Ladies Social of the Universal
list Church, will give a Festival at
City HALL, on Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week. All are invi-
ted to come and partake of the festiv-
tiles of the occasion.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15
manufacturing.

One oILhe greatest sources OF WeaItL
to anyA comnunity is manufacturing
No town becomes a populous anc
prosperous city without manufacto.
ries, and no town or city having ex.
.tensive manufactures fails to increase
both in wealth and population. Thai
there is profit in converting wheat
INTO flour, wool, flax and cotton into
clothing, and lumber into wagons.
plows, reapers, mowers, ~thrashers,
doors, sash and furniture, need not be
argued; every one viii admit the fact.
OFTEN the manufacturer makes more
profit than the producer. Amy por-
tensof the country which produces
the staple PARTICLES OF trade may, by the
addition Of manufactures, become
prosperous Tie profits of produc-
tionand of manufacturing, being add
ed together, wiA.eften. double the
profits of production. We have a
county producing wheat, rye, oats,
corn, potatoes, fax seed hay, timber,
and many74other articles of t, ade in
u x 4do1l1O1CS.fra11 VIC Adu- Tic HILLS
and the machinery necessary to pre-
pare themfor use,the aggregate wealth
gained per yearMeuld be double what
1t issaows and all persons In the COM
munity would receive a share of this
wealth But the manufactures we
have not, because we lack the capital.
The capitalis not brought in because
there is but one rail road here, and
men with large capital can not afford
to locate where thereiis but one road,
and where freights consequently are
high, facilities poo, and accommoda-
tiong rare and costly Get the Lake
Erie.L Evansville and Southwestern
Railway, and capital viii come in
The prices sef' predQceapd of labor
illincrease, manufactures of various
kinds wti+be built, andths sweahh Of
the5cohhtyg and-the- populatiehsofth the
town will be doubled in a short time.
ssznaL EEa-&- 80 ZaEEz2iQ 5cA
On last Eridayntheo9fhinst. the Di-
rectors and Stockholders of the Lake
Erie. Evansville and Seuth-western-
Rafi%ay9Company met At Eaton and
consolidated the Ohio aivisfon of the
load with that Of Indiana. Itisnow
one corporation, having the Road in
hand TO construct and maintain from
Evansville to Bellefontain. On this
Oceasion, 1--WE noticed President g. n.
Carleton, Of New York, Col. r. Patti
complement Superintendant,Jof Seya
mour, Indiana, /. y. McBeth, Director
of Bellefontain, w. H. II. Dye, Direc-
tor at Troy. John Haskell, Director at
West Milton, Samuel Bowersock, of
Saint Paris, and Jeremiah j. Beke, of
Casstown. 12 A good feeling prevailed
throughout, and every one expressed
fnIlr0uidehce in the work, We OBJ
served that the enterprise was epopu4
laraen an sides aid was glad to see
that our town was becoming a-rail-
road center. There was but one ex3
preston, and that was for the Lake
Erie, Evansville and Southwestern
Railway. y7 ry.i 1saet 80 -3E1
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15
Reiigious Notice.

Rev. B. j.. GEORGE will preach next
Sabbath afternoon at Christman's
School House, on Paris road. Servi-
ces commencing at % O'Clock.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-02-15
DEATHS.

On the LIST inst, Mr.. SAMUEL SMITH,
in the 5fst year of his age. ''.5 o'
In Eaton, on the 18th inst, FRANK
S., only son of S. S. and l.. H. DIX,
aged twenty days. 'ee'- '#a