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National Republican., 1873-03-29
Call at Dittrich's-
Tha Na Qllk VIat

broadway Style,
will be kept In order six months without ch ar0e
ArA DirTRicHs SILK HAT FACTORY,
lA Seventh street. near Patent once,
Also Q large assortment OF the latest styleA
Hat, for mems, youths AMI boys wear.
mhlb saAthim
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THE CoURTa-
Circui, court-chier Ja-,Ic. Cart,

Circuit Court-Chief Iastice Cartier.
This souTt was engaged a. follows yesterday:
Krakrlna Va. freund sherwood; verdict for t6e
plaintiff In 800. oibert VI, Berry; tury sworn
and case will be resumed on Monday. Adjourned.
Police Csurt-Jadze saciI.
Fred. Mcguire, larceny Of an eaE case; SEQ.
Alexander Hastings, larceny Of q coat; three
the cart lawi o.. Agnes Donaldson, disorderiy;
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R.raisuro of gyery Description at AactIOn

Messrs. Latlusr CleaTy cali especial atten.
tion 70 their sale, At the aue on-roOins corner of
PennaylVania avenue aud Eleventh street, this
mOrnlhR a. the sale viii embrace almost every
Article III the housekeeping line, .|-
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Chance IN Police Unir,ru,.

Captain Brock, Inspector OF the Metropolitan
police, yesterday inspected the various stations
IN tho District, aud found them TO he In q salts
factory condition, II Is the intention OF the
Board Of Police to continue the uniform worn by
alteration VI the skirt, making II one inch and
half shorter. fhey have also decided To arrange
that the berRcauts will hereafter he deslgnated,
la addition 10 the insignia now worn, BY an s,
embroidered VI the collar OF the coat.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
Our Roady-MaIe Dspar,seut.

Our headJ-hade Department.
Mems Light spnng Suits,
Mems Dark Spring Suits,
Men. ch.v,o, s,,,. hens Medium Spring suits.
Mems diagonal Suits,
Diagonal Goats and Vests, ''A'n 'ui'''
Plque Goats and Vests,
Iloh, p.o,. Plain Goats and Vests.
, 1S- We Invite an inspection Of our unusualIy
large STOCK OF spTinE goods, believing II 10 he
tue largest and hest selected In this market,
liable Brothers,
fAahlOnAble TAllors,
Corner Seventh and d streets.
sPRISd MERIso uNDERaHRrs, Si.Iak,
Hhnze Underhhirta, tl; worth tI.9o
Wlndsor boaTfs, handsome colorn H.
spring Gloves, Lavender and Mode Color,
Isle Thread Driving Gloves.
New goods. Gro. G. HnNIxs,
No. 4i0 Seventh street.
Per steamer bremen.
. We have received direct from HudJer.naId
are enabled, by importing direct and saTins
lo6bers proni, to make to order In the very besi
MANNER A. 80 suit. They are the same goods
We nave been receiving 80 per suit for
A. sAKs CO., aio Seventh street,
BOYS AND YOUTHS DIAGONAL SUNS.
Boys and louthB' Yacht Cloth Suits
Boys and lOuths' Cashmere Suits
Boys and Youths' Cloth sults,
Az EIsEMAN BRo.A,
u 600 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
DIIItou,, P,radI.. Ia.,

grand dloramio representation OF Mlltons
Paradise Lost" win be given at Odd Fellows
hall next Monday evening, and additional repre-
ssutations Tuesday, wednesday and Tbursday
evening". IL b said to be very nne entertain
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baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
.as zsb 9 Ssf ~ e. n.
r, "" FOR BALTIMORE
VA $Sspl ss1s sis sts 3 .Sa s ssi Z 4 .na n
Leave aii's and "a m. and j. S,iS, ts5. & and
ToR ALL WAY STATIONS,
nsys daily sI,seps nc ~ SUNDAY; At ~ and %, and
and Ia % sSs sqa sS i ana sna i n n sunday At
n Ihs az and s1 y ~. tr.ins stOp At the follow.
u T .tqHs .sans sstSsgs On sYNn%sy
m WI .,Sp al Je.sup's 6aI and ihs , p m q =
- ron ANNAPOLIS
Lave cave ns,S 4 n: and t;io p m; but no train 70
Fos Az IL fiSfl P&flfss sSaqa Sf afag WEST
Lave daAAiiy sissRt Saturday md sunday, ., SO
m n, an sas on a sShssyM Z a. II sSa ssatqrsAS .is" and
Prom New York, Philadelp6ia and and baltimore .
from II IiitsaspSis alSs Is ass asa liaaor. $ asD.m
from baltimore al kbos ~, $50 and n 10 a m,
and 20 $50 ~ SE5a Iifi II 4 Sss4i ssa i'S' y m ~
Ayen ASye A. -. s:S and ~ " ,. m
wh65Gash nsssIs Y the Mes can be had q th
Atenue pAAsenSers purchasing tickets al Inc Ave
ssa SaSs Ss saa ssEi sfTsn =. e ss 6
the dsRpt, and put into the bAssass car.
f2r New lYitt phlladephiA and Boston, see Cd
'e''iSe"'sH' Oh Through LlnAas nAasoa n sy,,n
Assistant Master oi TIansportaiion.
4 NJ pQLE
dsPEsSai SE5 I. 1IfsSt K1SsAtssnt sAssnt
gann denorh AGENT, Washington.
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Pebrey,, st.r MaYL.,

Rebrey's star Market
Boston Piekied Pork.
5ouaed Pign' Feet and Trtpe.
[ salt Water Oysters shucked to order.
choies stock Of p apsrL aasins., x,.,
Al reduced prices @ make room for spring stock
No; ~ Seventh street, between d and Streets
Window Shades; ALSO, choice Paintings, Rngray.
Frsmss, ali styles and sisss, N %sput Vtpre dii,
Velvet, Ao.; Picture Cord and Taasels' Rings
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Cantre
WILD CHERRY BAIsAh.-The memory Of Dr
Wistar u embamed In tho hearts Of thonaandi
whom his nalAam Of Wild Cherry has cured on
coughs, colds, consumption, or some other form
Pulmonary disoase. II is now over forty yeara
since the preparation was brought before the
public, and yet the demand for u Is constantly
Increasing.
Tue GREAT EEGLIsH REHKDY for Cont and
kheumatlsm. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either Of recent or long standing, are AL
S ylsed % use blalIs Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
fhey can DC relied upon as the most safe and
enectnal remedy ever offered To the public and
have been universally used in Europe foP manT
feara win the greatest success. Prepared by
and sold BY oil druggists.
Witt. clean, sound teeth. on t1ay have by
ullng daiiy TuURsToES Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder price % and % cents pof bottle
WuLhMAcnHH-srREAD STRkHOTIIESIA0 Pr A.
Tnns whenever plasteI Ia needed, are unri-
RlIuTTSUI, soft, glossy hair, ali desire IL. .n
nay have n by constant use Of THOnYrosis
pomAas opttme. Price, 20 and % eents Der
Lianr cclnRnp Kid Gloves very styllsb vhsn
not soilsd. JouvEas inodorouS Eid Glove
oleener wiz removals them thoroughly; prioS ID
ssee Rer s2'as. An sold BY dudtlits and
National Republican., 1873-03-29
lincoln Hall.

Tonight all lovers Of the divinest and grand.
est harmonies TO bo heard BY mortals win be 10
attendance. schumanS etudes symphoniques,
Chopins nnest music, Mendelasohn variations
serieuses, schubertS solrees des yienne, and
gems from Last will be performed by the king
% the piano, Anton Rubensteln. Wieniawskl
Will make splendid SELECTIONS for the violin, aud
Nile Louise Leibhart will sing several beautiful
arias and songs. There will be Q 1ne audience
a. lincoln hall tonight.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
NOTICES OF NRw ADyHRTIaRa

Hvuse NO. IIlf n ttFett q Tor rent
A house centrally located 10 for rent
A. r. Hilton buys and sells second-hand furnl-
tufe.
II. II. HOmper asks an examination Of his
stock. .TF-TT
Dayton White want double teams, horses and
carts.
the normal class of sabbath-school worker,
will meet thlA evening.
Latimer A Cleary, auctioneera, will sell to-day
several articles OF household furniture.
The annual meeting Of the friends Of thu
American Tract society viii be held Tomorrow
evening
Friday, April 4, at 10 O'Clock, lot OF paints, Oils,
&e.; also, on Saturday, March %, at 10 O'Clock,
several wagons, &c.
Latimer Cleary, auetionoers, will sell on
Tuesday, April l, at 10 O'Clock a m, an extensive
assortment OF household goods; also, on April q
very nne collection OF household furniture.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects Of
iinpediments to MARRIAGE removed New method
OF treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. ! south Ninth
street Philadelnhia, Pa-an INSTITUTION having d
sional Akill mhslS
National Republican., 1873-03-29
The Theatre Cemiaue.

This afternoon there viii be q fashionable
matinee At the Comlque, to which ladies' and chill.
dren are specially invited. In the evening grand
bin will include the best efforts Of the company
a. now organized. Next week important changes
viii be made, new faces introduced, and besides
these, new ballet entitled, Tho Captive, or
the Birds OF Rden.r The eminent m4siTs,
Blandowski, has put some OF his finest WORK into
this new production. EaRan and Edwards will
be on their tramps tonight Burbank will he
there, and Dick Parker will "hlt him aRain, .
Dick aiyAys makes a hit
National Republican., 1873-03-29
RAILROADS..
WAsniN5FoN AND ONO RAILROAD
A tshSPb holS .Sb ASg ESsINeTSN SS ,IRIk hAl

a LkhANDItIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
n fnlp,,hkD ef2Ap hkD hLhxANpRiA AND fiskDE
DEPOT COhNEh bIxTHA Nd d STREETS.
koesl trains for AleIandriA leaye a. foliovSi 10
ho.al trains Iron Alexandria ArrtyeA a follows
~ ~ " X n, ~ asia D and N D m.
tnNton aud Ohio railroad
9uAhTl0G aseommodation leaves Washington
oltEAI sguInLliA EAplEss. via Richmond.
eates washington 10 ~ n IN. daily, except Sunday
Ihroush tickets ~ all POINTS south aud bou uthwesi
LOT sale At tle othoe corner bxth and Iennsy yALIa
avenue, and Thirteenth and ponlsy lVznIA sSenua,
Nhsre pasrenSers can leave orders fg bas.
Ease 20 be checked at all hotels and rtsldencss
ly2lu llanaral pasa.f.,,,y 49,,
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Police Ceurt-Jad4c saciI.
AAIUsEN1HNTs.

TIE Rrsiish Opera-"n Trsvatore.s
A large and fashionable andisnce At walrs
last night gave even proof Of appreciation Of the
hngllsh troupei rendition Of yerdis tragic opern
Of al Trovaiore,- especially enjoying the rich
and expressive voice Of tho favorlte bsnefcars Of
the evening. In the beautiful solos and duos Of
her rai,. No Oontrslto Of Rngilsh opera has ye,
taken the palm Of preference from Mrs. sexuln
In this and siniilaf operatlo sharactern. Miss
Howson msrited much praise a. Leonora.
Personally and vocailJ her gifta have not been
presented 70 as much advantage. Her peculiar
execution and me expresslvsness In modula-
tlon, marked her solo In tho beginning of tbs
fourth act; and throughout the last scene, espe-
cally, she sang with great sweetness and ease,
and won much ocmmendAtion. MT. Hall looked
and sang excellently, only occasionally exhibit
ing the least effect Of cold. Mr.. Clarke, sang
sdmirsbl{, as hs has pot once failed 20 20. and
vious efforts Of this season In the role Of Man
rico, IN which his acting was careful and accept
able, and bis voice In good control and remnrt-
ably sweet and sfnooih In the exquisite compost
tious Of the last act.
Tue duo Of M. Bowler and Mrs. seguin was
elamoronsl{ received, and tbs lady reoeiyed as .
token Of admiration lovely basket Of nowers.
The opera was well rendered, althouah . CON-
position so intensely tragic and sentimental loses
lta essential and nneat sfects In Its translation
from the Italian into EnRiish. II Il feryld
Southern production, full OF yendlf ney
srsiss. and cannot be sung with too great or too
extreme expression OF voice and manner. To-
Mas Hersee, VIII sing the swans song Of the
sorrowful Lucia In ''tucia al IAmermosr,- and
Martha" will no performed At the matinee. at .
O'Clock.
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worth beelnn.

Forepauahs gigantic establishment, which Ia
b arrive here next wednesday. will starr from
Philadeiphla Saturday evening and reach this
city on the Tuesday following. The museum
and circus departments occupy three tents, and
two mammoth payillons are required for the ex.
hibltion Of the immense collection Of wild anl-
mails, among which are q monster performing
unicorn, huge black Thlnoceros. pair OF Ben
gal tigers, Russian reindeer alx and half feet
In height, female kangaroo, the cheetah or
shuntina leopard y most beautiful animal: the
Barbary sebra; the nyighau, nert to tho giraffe
ihe cablA bara, very raro Amphlbiops, web
footed monster. A strange animal, called the
.eariboo," an Arabian dromedary, black bear.
Tablet bear, grizzly bear, white polar bear,
brown bear, the ibex, pair Of magnificent os-
trchcs, Kzst india antelope, cashmere goats,
South American IaGuAr, silver lion Of California,
stnped and spotted hyenAs, the lama, puma, buf-
faio, panther leopards, black and spotted tigers,
shetland COW, sacred cattle, tawny lion Of Kaffra,
the sebu or or unda, badgers, beavers, coons,
Wildcats, foxes, weaseis, civh cats, wAmbat,
gazelles, jackAls, baboons, ocelot, Rhamphof
hounds, apes, ohamots, smAdlilo, hedgehog,
mAndhii sloth, harris, etc., etc, will be exhlb-
tied. Also, cages containing q cassowary, king
vulture, condor Of eagles, black and white swans,
q pair Of African pelicana, white peaoocks, Afns
oan cranes, Tyre bird, New Holland emua, birds
Of Paradise, white carrier doves, gray parrots,
golden pheasanta, macaws, King Lori birds, coca
toooa, silver pheasants, and In all i,ooo animals
and birds.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
CITY ITEMS.

Boys and Chlldren's Clothing.
NOAH WALKER a Co.,
Oil Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
The Grand Union Hall,

This entertainment, which the lnclement
weather and the leaky condition OF the Inaug-
viii positiveiy take place TUESDAY evening next
The delay occasloned by the postponement has
gwen the committee an opportunity to add to
,hslr weli;nigh perfect arrangements, aud abso-
In any manner add TO the comfort or convenience
OF the guests. Great care will be taken that no
Improper person be admitted, detectives being
detailed for that purpose. Refreshments OF all
kinds viii he furnished by Freund on the Ru-
ropean plan At the same reasonable prices
charged at his saloon. The committee have
enected an arrangement with A. Nailor, IT,
whereby carriages may be secured At reduced
rates.
The exercises will begin ct $50 O'Clock with a
fSnss Si aTs pecs ey The I Marine band
ran Zouayes; after which q carefully-selected
programme OF twenty-six dances and four prom
ENABLES Will be gone through with TO the music
eratined 10 learn that the demand for tickets
Sun continues. From the present Indications
we predict that the affair Will surpass In com,
pieteness o. detail aud brllliancy anything ever
given In this city.
Meetins Of the Cemmittec.
meeting OF the committee from the various
STATE associations having charge Of the grand
national union ball met yesterday at the Gov
sInors ONCE; A. N. Clapp In the chair, and X. A.
A committee consisting OF Messrs. Herring,
Bel and Hendley was appointed 10 make inter.
nal hIthnkemonts IN the lhauQurAtion buildtng.
The proposition Of Allison Nailor, Jr., 20 fur
nish carriages was accepted.
Messrs. Burnside and bell were added to the
printing committee.
The committee on printing was authorized 10
adyertlse 10 all the city papers from now until
the ball takes place, Sunday papers included,
Colonel Tichen0r moved that an additional
number OF women be employed In the ladies'
dresslng-room. Adopted.
Mr.. Faunce offered the following resolutIon
which was adopted:
Rssoipsd, That the chairman OF this general
committee be requested to call upon the mem
bers OF the inaugural ball committee and request
their cooperation In our effort for their benent,
National Republican., 1873-03-29
Grand Italian Opera,

urand lCauan opera,
foGlSEyEkf HSB safUES2lS TS9 S,agHs EaFTs9EEi 9pEEir
firA' appearance q Karope's srcsieat lyric
PAULINE LUGCA.
Only 'rfesr,pss of AmeT,es' srs,,ss, Er3A donna,
FULL AND SSb S2SetEEI stSEI,SR ORCHESTRA
Tue entire company SsT wy o.e e. Academy Of Music.
rEIBlS9s rETIHBSlS9sPS5l psnil s1EjI ERiISn ITscAg.Ts ,gs
shfbRSAf ahAk kb bMtIisgyi.or'' MtTfSgyis..o
SPECIAL dfSSasssa5si forth. t., ns.
fss sss s o y .sssa6a essaisE Tcl;is ;~i s.l e q
REdTGkk k.ifa Taaks - a. bi RsiRSIS
s ss iss 81 tia aT''. ssf %Sl hOF
WAsmIIsSToN TnEATiR CoMIoUR,
gssssssS IL s co%siss;ioas ss silss: sss'fsi e Talss,
nH,Ss,a'al & n Ssi Tigis!ls siSsi;,'
senss,a xs,sr. Eaop,a fEs fssioln.I. EpwsDs h.nss
RsI Dais SssssSs SsnssSs ssS SsssS sssrs s:i b.iss
ISasn~ siass Tho most VerSAtie pcriormsr on the
oFa-' :Hs'iss Ts2p & IAs TSHEsPPffSGEIs SsVIE sPf SGEIsn.
In his bssutifnl pyramid act
oon''n0'ai 1fSfff sI.fS'i pttS, & q; charming
ScssSst s8}ii1 $t$sssrr~ t$Si2st NEW
soms 81 lsdiss % n tyo grand original bsllsts,
uoro SxSS tSs Sensational ballet a I, d,ssilaa, ilssAisk
fSs EIR2f IY SISTERS. Ems.p, hSN2 sSa R.iS. hSoSo.
OTTO BuhhANK, AbDif URhuhM'
PAT ROONEY LAMA HAHpfsANs
JAMES DOUGLAsR EMMA W1ishiaXH
II. JEAN DUCKLTY NEiI.fE ANishrtrf'
Ando drea, Novelty cumPahy. sGpeib W.
RTHE bRsFF F1tsf HI iTrncTsPs ~ Pfs,,p sv,sov
MAhneeA wR3MfspA Y and y skTuRD1Y.
FAREWELL SfSffiTT TH5iPf ~ ffSf ROONEY.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-24
The Printer's Dollars.

The printers dollars-where are
they! A dollar here and a dollar
there scattered over the country, miles
and miles apart. How shall they be
gathered togetiier2 We presume there
is not a subscriber to the DEafocRA1
but is just stas good as wheat.p They
don't comprehend the situation, prob
ably. Think a moment ! the terms are
in advances small sum to each one,
2 large amount in the aggregate to US.
No farmer would trust his wheat out
at 50 a busheI to two or three thousand
different persons in the country, II )
matter how intimately acquainted
with them, expecting to reap any
profit, or get his money back. How
then do they expect the printer to do
it,? -i s .o,.t IL.
We cannot run the. paper on credit,
and unless some very good democrats,
who have been taking u paper for
nearly two years and paid nothing,
settle their subscriptions very. soon,
we will be compelled to strike their
names from our subscription list.
Gentlemen, if you want your demo-
cratic county paper, you MUST pay
for il.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-24
Sherlass Safe.
Case No. 3220.

Case No. 3220.
WIN. johnson En-. Of
ii.o,. Brown iced. Prebie Common Pleas,
NS, Order of Sale on Mort
4. &. Stauftr and Is gage.
tier StaulfeE his willie.
By virtue of an alias order of sale issued from
the Court or Common Pleas of Preble County, Ohio,
ami TO the Sheriff of said County directed, / Will
oti%r for sale at public auction at the door of the
Court Ito isc, in Eaton, in said county,
On Saturday. AHqHsf, 23d 1873
between the hours of l and 1 o'clock, I. N. of said
dry, the tnilowlng premises, situated i'll the County
CT freblc and stat of Ohio, bounded and described
as follows, to wit: The north west quarter of Sec
ton four II III township six ri range two RI east,
containing one hundred and sixty-eight ClJr1 acres
of land.
Terms, One halfon day of Sale; one half in one
year with q per cent. interest. Appraised at S35, so.
JOHN TOWNSEND, Sheriff.
MILLER & HARRIS, Atiy's.
July IG, i313.-tds. prf. C5,I5.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-24
Fine Simmer weather.
Cool and plcasant-Mike's Ice.
Eagls Hotel.

This house, under the management
of Capt. LASIUs, we are glad to know
is doing an excellent business, and all
those who Ice E'put UP" with "Dick,"
are sure to call again. His table is
supplied with everything substantial
that the market affords, and it is sery-
ed i'll a style that cannot but suit the
taste of the most fastidious. If you
want a good meal, q clean bed, a pleas
ant room, call ut the eagle"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-24
A Sinrrlar Birth.

Mrs. KEssIER, wife of Sam'l Kess-
Ter, Esq, Of New Paris, this county,
gave bi.1l last week to two male
children, which beats the Siamese
twins. The. children are Joined to-
gether by a muscular attachnlenttwo
inches thick, extending from top OF
tie chest 10 l)wer part of abdomen
One of them is perfect the. other has
only ear, a hair lip aud cleftpal
ate. Their weight was liz pounds
We understand DR.. Ferris, of that
place, has embalmed them.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SHEREFF,S SHE.
Case No. 3291.

Case Nc. 3291.
George W. c"pp' Order Of Sale il
Priscilla Mink, es al)
y of all order Of the Court
of Common Pleas, within and fol
the county of Preble, and State of Ohio,
at the June term thereof, & d. 1873 III
Il certain petition for partition 10Y
pending IN said Court, wherein George
w. Cupp is petitioner and Pticilla Mi
nix, ct III, are defendants, and TO the
Sheriff of said county directed, 1 will
off for sale at Public Auction, OH the
premises, to be sold iii said county,
On Saturday, Augnst 30th, 1873,
the lands and tenements in said petition,
and free and clear of dover, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the southeast corner of
the southeast quarter of section No. IL,
township d, range 5, east; thence North
on the quarter section line as far as by
running West parallel with the section
line to the West boundary as will make
Al acres, e~xciuliug Il lot decided to
Mary Clark of six acres i'll the South
west corner Of said quarter, Also be-
ginning at the Southeast corner of the
Northeast quarter of section No. u,
township 3, range 3, East; thence West
on the quarter section line, 100 poles;
thence North on the quarter section
line 100 poles; thence ea~stwardly on 4
straight line until it strikes the North
and South line Oil the East side of said
quarter, 60 poles from the place OF be-
ginning, containing by estimate, the
quantity of eighty acres of land, more
or less, excepting the dover of Barbara
Minix, in said land, which dover is de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at the
East line Of said Northeast quarter of
section No. 24, and 10 poles North OF the
South-eart corner thereof; thence West
parallel with the South line of the quar-
ter, 100 poles to the West line thereof !;
North, SO poles to the North
west corner of the so acre tract above
described; hence eastward with the
North line of said tract to the East line
OF the vuarter; thence south, 10 poles
10 the place OF beginning, continuing
acres, and %incluiing tiic Mansion
House, Barn, &c.
Appraised at
the tract i'll section n $2473,GO
" e" " - 2420, 90
TERMS-Onc-third cash i'll hand,
onc-third i'll one AMI one-third i'll two
years, deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage OH the premises.
JOHN TOWNSEND, Sheriff.
G. w. MoYER, Atty.
July n, ~13T3--tds, prf $I4,50
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-24
E@- TO HORSEMENu gY

Every owner or person in charge of Horses
should be provided with the means of curing all
the ordinary diseases of the Horse. The proper
remedies Will cure Cho!ic in from ten to thirty
minutes Scours, so fatal in colts and not without
danger in aged horses, in the. same time. and Il
long list of diseases might be added that can be
successfully treated by any person If they knew
what to give and give 1t il proper time. With this
in view, those interested i'll the prevention ofcru-
city TO animals. have arranged from the practice
of the best Veterinary Surgeons and authors Il
Pamphlet of Remedies for all the diseases that do
not require an experienced Surgeons treatment
The Medicines can all be found III any Drug Store
or Physicians office. This valuable Pamphlet is
worth many times its cost, and isthe most common
sense work ever published, being free from I'M
meaning names, worthless drugs and quack prac-
tice. All Formulas have prices annexed to prevent
over charges at Drug stores. Sent, postage paid,
to any address on receipt of 81 90. Address
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Council Proceedings.
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t."".E II TT - Eaton, JuIy l6, 1913.
Council met pursuant to adjournment in regular
session, members present; jill. Foos, Mayor; " M
II. Ortt, Clerk Messrs Brooke, Chambers, Thnnl
Hubbard, and Reichel, CouuciInlen. Minutes read
and approved. The following bills were presented
found correct and orders issued for the respective
amounts: .i- .- Ht
Jacob E. Weiss, 4 weeks services as Engi-
ncer, &c, 5000 per week, as pei contract Si2,U0
J, E. Ortt, l days serv. as Deputy Marshal. 500
onmitt on Cisterns report that they have
notified the cistern contractors of the deficiency
ofthe two Cisterns built last fall, and they propose
repairing the same. Committee also recommend
the building of several other Gisterns in the town.
Street committee was instructed TO contract with
+. NJ. Christman for the stone for the street cross
ings of the Village, one half: 20 be paid when deliv-
cred, edged and jointed, the balance ian. /, 1874,
OF 20 cents pei. foot. \ request from G. ". Church.
Ill was on motion received and p%laced.on the table.
On motion adjourned to July 33d, TIA, l-2 Z. N.
VII, ORTT. Clerk. -