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A German Kennedy.

To the Union and American:
Or all the mean tricks a physician or
druggist can be guilty of, l think it is the
meanest to withhold from suffering and
stricken community, at such time as this,
remedy OF recipe that will cure or re-
lieVe. As some of our doctors are prescrib-
ing ETHEREAL tiBcture of valerian, remedy
unknown in our American books, l give be-
low the formula from the German Pharma-
copois, for the benefit of our Nashville
druggists;
R. ETHEREAL alcohol Soz.
Valerian root, ground, OF.
Macerate eight days and filter.
Z. for making ETHEREAL slchohol: Take 2
OF by measure, of sulphuric ether to 6 OF.
Of SO per cent alchohol, and mix.
JAMES NJ. DAvIDGE,
Druggist.
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MAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE CT CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE CT CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGItN. ID. c., June %, 1873.
PrO6abiLities.-For New Eogland on
Tuesday easterly to southerly winds, part
ly cloudy weather and falling barometer.
For Middle States, winds veering to gentle
and fresh southerly and westerly, cloudy
weather and occasional light rain. For
the lower lake REGION, winds veering to fresh
and brisk southerly and westerly, partly
cloudy weather and occasional light rains.
For the Southern States cas- OF Mississippi,
light to fresh winds mostly from south and
west, and partly cloudy weather. From
Ohio Valley and Missouri to upper lakes,
winds veering to southWesterly and clear
ing weather.
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Go from Home to Hear the News.

We find the following paragraph in the
Sparta Tribune of the 18th:
"But four Of the business houses on the
Public Square in Nashville are open, "the
prevailing disease" having run off al hands
connected with them"
Tn were all closed on Sunday st, and
have been closed every 81. day during the
present year, aud evaiY open during
week days. Talk abou' = ravagsnt reports,
what do the stay homes think Of the
above? That fellow deserves the appella-
ton of the great American Munchausen.
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Postohce Notice.

Until further notice the letter carriers
will deliver their mail at the carriers de-
partment on Cherry street doors north Of
Cedar from to II O'Clock a. ~, and from
2 to 6 O'Clock p. m. IL is suggested to par
ties having important letters to DO mailed
to send them TO the Office.
w. 4. PROsSER, L. NJ.
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Death of n Nashville Man I'm SAN
ErRnCfsa0

A dispatch was received in this city yes
terday morning, announcing the. death of
our we'll known fellow citizen, Frank
Atiener, in San Francisco on the 21st last.
BE had been in bad health for some months
past, and three weeks ago yesterday, left
for the Golden State with the hope of re-
covering. A bettar man we did not have
in the community, and the intelligence of
his death will be received with sorrow by
his many warm personal friends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-24

The people have been SO much imposed
upon by several worthless Sarsapsrillss, that
we are glad to be able to recommend a
preparation which can be depended on as
containing the virtues of that invaluable
medicine, and is worthy of the public conf
deDce. DoCT. AYERS SARsAPARILLA
cures when anything can cure the diseases
that quire an Alternative medicine.
je24 eodlW
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stolen Poultry.

Porter Banks, an honest and upright
colored man, had the misfortune to lose by
theft on Friday night, the goth, a lot of fine
chickens, at his place Of residence,34 South
Cherry street.
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Her soul, too soft its ills to bear,
Has left our mortal hemisphere,
And sought, in better world the NEE

1t does not become us to attempt to Of
fer to the agonized father and mother a
word Of coDdolement. Their grief is too
deep to be assuaged by human sympathy.
We know that their hearts will weir the
beautiful image of their beloved all I'M
dimmed TO The last; nor would they change
t cir buried love for aay one Of living
mould.
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Bon Aaua Springs

still has room TO accommodate guests.
There has been 10 sickness among the
guests this season. An experienced physi-
clan will remain at the sp -ings during the
season. Time from Nashville to Springs
only 81 hours. .r.
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Remember Gou can get everything in
the bedding Ina from Pillow to the finest
Spring or Hair Mattress at Ed. II. Miller's
Bedding Mandatory, No. North College
street. All goods sold at lowest prices.
Nashville, Tenn. mY25 In
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In the Sundays edition of the UNION
AND AAIERICAN, the name of Rudolph
Fehr appeared as having died of cholera at
the Aurora House. The location was
wrong, no cholera deaths having occurred
at the Aurora House.
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From letters Just to hand from Drs. A.
]. Payne and I. j. Harding, at Beersheba,
we are informed that the health OF the
guests was never better than during the
present season. Parties need have no fears
Of sickness. Good rooms can still be had.
SO take the train by way of Tracy City,
and go up. fa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-24

Trunks, Yalises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
SeWanee Block. je6 If
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CITY NoTICES.

For 80 days enly-We viii sell our en-
tire stock of Dry Goods, Ladies' Suits,
Hosiery ard Notions at cost. Chas Rich
heiTer & Co., 46 College street. je24 2t
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For Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods call at % North Cherry street. No
charge for Bens0n'S Illustrated. Call and
get copy. je1 If
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Ladies' and Gents Trunks of every
size; English Sole Leather Portmanteaus,
Valises and Travelling Bags. A splendid
assortment of the best manufacture at low
prices for cash at Ramage's, 48 College st.
ieI2 cod at
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Not Cholera.

We have been requested to state that
MI. Laitenberger, whose death was men
toned several days ago, was not from
cholera.
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*Below hIah water mark Of 1871

Blank : IroleAtes no report; cipher (Ol ITs-
tiopary; minus y tendency to fan; plus az ter
deney to rise A. G. FORp, Observer.
The river was reeeding at this point yes
terday, with feet scant on Harpeth
Shoals.
Weather opened warm, but after fine
shower became cool and pleasant.
No arrivals or departures.
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| 1OGai. sss..s....ss....,. 0U
| MONDAY.
WHITEs.-Wm. Heferen, Rolling Mill
hill.
Henry A. Chessman, Harding pike.
Child of VIM. Krubo, NORTH College.
VIM. MeGinnis, Nolensville pike.
Mrs. Spottswood, Nolensville pike.
Two children Of George w. jenkins,
Edgeield.
Samuel Moore, Granny White pike.
Child of Patrick II. Joyce, corner Vine
and Crawford.
Daughter of John l.. Glenn, Gallstin.
Miss Mary Parker, Wharf avenue.
Total, IL.
CoLoRED.-Lee Allen, Front street.
Lottie Lsnier, Granny White pike.
Pauper at Rock Town, name unknown.
Lley Oaton, Cedar, between Vine and
Spruce.
Henry King, Lebanon pike.
Jane Webb, place unknown.
Margaret Ann Sheratt, South Cherry.
Two colored paupers, South Summer.
Two children of Carroll Harding,
Ellen Brown, corner Of High and Ash
street.
OaEiSI w 4IjLuulC
Ann Murphy, South Spruce.
Abram Chapman, place unknown.
Colored man, ordered by Peoples Aid
Society.
Anderson Patton, corner of Market and
Franklin.
Susan Anderson, College street.
Ben White, West Nashville.
Child of Jos. Stevens, Lafayette street.
Six by Winston, the colored undertaken.
Total colOred, %.
OTHER CAUSES,
Mary Crossway, colored, consumption,
Whites Greek pike.
Child of Della Gift, col, measI IS, South
Cherry. Total 2.
REHABILITATION.
Cholera deaths:
NDItos.' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
Colored. ......... .......,.......,. 70
Otner diseases. ..................." 2
Aotdl' ''''''' 's'''.'.'.'......'''' 90
Comparing the above reports it viii be
noticed that the decrease is considerable,
and from indications last evening, we hope
for still further decrease to-day, as but
few new cases were reported.
Out Of the number of deaths reported in
yesterdays mortu airy list, died in Gala
tin, and others beyond the city limits,
thus reducing the number Of cholera
deaths in the city to 2S. Some of those
also buried by the colored undertaken in
all probability died beyond the city limits,
but Of this we don't know, and we will not
so state it, unless positive of the fact.
From some of our well known physicians
We learn that the disease yields readily to
treatment, and there is no cause of alarm
if the proper medicine is given to the
patient at the commencement.
We learn from some Of the physicians
appointed by the County Judge to attend to
pauper patients beyond the city limits that
the disease yesterday was rapidly abaLing-
On last Friday and Saturday, when the dis
ease was at its worst, it was raging more
fearfully beyond the corporation than in il,
and yet Nashville proper received the credit
of this fearful mortality. The reason of The
large number of deaths particularly in the
Tenth District was from the want of medi-
cines and attention, and now having IT
ceised both, gratifying decrease is noticed
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New Advertisements.

Meeting of knights Of Pythias tonight.
Odd Fellows requested to meet this after
noon.
Phoenix Lodge meeting this evening.
Important notice by Superintendent l.. O.
n. 81 G. S. Road.
DisconbinuaDce of trains on st. Louis and
Southeastern RoSd.
Two hats lost.
Hostetter's Bitters.
Dry goods cheap at Richheimer d Co.'s.
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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The Cholera at Lebanon.

The Lebanon Herald extra f June Il
gives the following summary of deaths in
that place since the cholera made its
appearance:
DEATHS FROM CHOLERA
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of Rivers, June %, Is73.-Heighs of sUatey
aboUe lOaU tgdter marx at 300 y. "
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PARTING HOURS.

PARTING HOURS.
How sad it is to say farewell
To friends so dear to my heart;
How sad il is there's none can tell
Until the hour that we must part.
The rosebud seems to lean its head,
The flower drops its leaf,
All pleasure seems then to be dead
And buried in a tomb of grief
How dimly shines the morning sun
That brings the parting hours
1t seems our pleasures have begun
To fade like Autumn flowers.
But pleasure, like flowers, may come again,
And blossom fresh and new,
Out Of the grave in which it has lain,
And live long Summer through.
EDGKFIsLD, TENN.
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MORIUARY.


The Deaths Sunday &e1d MONDAY
We give as follows the deaths for the
past two days, our report closing at P. NJ
each day.
SUNDAY.
WHITES. John Loughurst, Jr., South
Vine.
Mrs. Jane Baker, Silver Springs, is miles
from city.
Child of John Kagsn, near Penitentiary.
Child Of Thos. Jennings, South Spruce
street.
Child of w. Baird, Slade Town.
Mrs. Flassbaum, Broad street.
Mrs. Reed, South Market
Mr.. Ton Ryan, Cedar street.
Mrs. Dorsey, Fillmore street.
Child Of Andrew Hansley, Granny white
pike.
Henry Eberhsrt, South Summer street.
Child of Herman Sanhouse, Jefferson
street.
Mrs. Martha Knapp, Franklin pike.
Relative of M. GSnett, North High.
Child Of 81. Hebrink, South Spruce.
Child of f. j. Fisher, corner High and
Lincoln aIlev.
Child Of K. Kadell, North College.
Emma Harrington, North Front.
Child Of William A. Hamilton, Whites
creek.
Child of Sue Ridenbaugh, corner Ewing
and Grundy. h
William Tanner, Sonth College.
White c1ild on Broad street.
Total whites, %.
CoLoRED.-Colored woman Martins AL
ley, Lie street.
Colored man on Franklin pike.
Lee Mason, Chicken pike, outside of city.
Amanda Mason at same place.
Mary Porter, South College.
Child of Martin Carroll, NSiteside street
Marry johnson, Belleville street.
Child of George Watkins, near Fort Gil
lem.
James Perkins, hearse driver for Combs
IL Groomes, corner of Spruce and Cedar.
Alice Spence, Granny White pike.
Child of Jerry Polk, South Summer.
+ Clara Jones, Murfreesboro pike, near
Browns creek.
Felix Reed, corner High and Crawford.
Gus Webb, Rolling Mill bill.
Carroll Hopkins, South College.
Mary Childress, place unknown.
Katy Norman, North Spruce.
CLANCY Narbly, Granny White pike.
Milly Stanton, South Spruce.
Cally Wright, place unknown.
Ann Newman, plaza unknown.
Nancy Carr, North corner Public Square.
Mary Harris, Rock Town.
Puss McLemore, Rock Town.
Woman at Horton's lanyard.
Jack Lawrence, Knowles street.
JEFF Gales, South Nashville.
-Four colored by Winston, the colored un-
dertaker. Total colnred 81.
OTHER CAUSES.
Wife of G. w. Cooper, Lebanon pike.
Child Of VIM. Slater, near Fort Negley,
colored, summer complaint.
Child of Andrew Cotton, colored, sum-
mer complaint, McNairy Hill.
REHABILITATION.
Cholera deaths:
w ulboo'. ssssss s.ss.sssss 'Psssss IL
Colored. ............. 81
Other diseases. 3
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DEATHS FROM OTHER CAUSES.
Total deaths in IA days. ............2

NHlJe. .'''....sss.... ............,...
Colored. ........s.......... 2
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WINE. ''''''.''''.....'..
Cotoreu' '''''.,,........ ii
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A great deal has been done and is still
being done By cur city offici is TO rrest the
progress of the disease. Over three hun
bred barrels # tar have been burned or
trailcd along the streets, for the purpose of
purifying the air, and a large quantity of
lime is being used for the
same purpose. Birrels of tar
are burne.! every night in various parts
of the city, fifty barrels being burned each
night for three nights in succession last
week. The streets have been put in excel
lent condition, and are being kept IN that
condition. A number of physicians have
been appointed by the Mayor and County
Judge Ferris, to prescribe for poor pa
tien,s who are unable 10 pay for medical
att, ndAnce, al d these iIic ais have also ap-
pointed a sanitary committee, consisting Of
tweny persons, whose duty it is to patrol
the city and see that the sanitary measures
adop ed b 2 the Authorities are carried out.
The result Of all this is mos, satisfactory,
for there can be 10 doubt That week, or
ten days at the farthest, will show our city
almost entirely fres of cholera.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-24
PARAGRApHieAL.

Around her wal st put my arm
felt as soft as cake,
so, dear, what liberty
You printers all do take"
Way, yes, my Zeb, my charming gal,
e squeezed her some, L guess,)
Can you say aught, my love, against
The freedom of the press?
I kissed her once-I did, by gum;
She colore d like beet;
Upon my living soul she looked
Almost too good to eat.
gave another buss, and then
Says she, 81 do confess
] rather kinder sorter like
The freedom of the press"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-24

We give as follows the deaths for the
past two days, our report closing at P. NJ
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
sHERIFF''s SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.-TIlE STATE
- of Ohio, Preble County, ss.-Pursu-
ant to the command of an order of sale
from the Court OF Common Pleas, and
to me directed, | viii offer at Public Sac,
at the doc of the Court House, in Eaton,
SATURDAY, October IS, 1873, between
the hours of | and ( O'Clock, Z. Nj. the
following described Real Estate, situat-
ed i'll the county Of Prcblc and State of
Ohio, to wit: 1t being a part of the
south east quarter of section number five
(5) i'll township number nlne (9) of
range two (2) east in the township and
county aforesaid, and commencing at
the south west corner Ot said south east
quarter; thence north on the quarter
section line 50 rods to John q. Juday's
south west corner; thence east on said
JuIiiV's south line to Il stone u rods;
thence south parallel with the section
line 33 rods and > feet to Il stone; thence
west 3 feet and 6 inches; thence west of
| south II rods to Il stone on the section
line some 3 rods east of the south west
corner of said south east quarter; thence
west on the section line to the place OF
beginning; except one acre heretofore
decided by John NJ. Samucls and wife to
CatiIarinc Shaw; said excepted II acre
is twenty rods long north and south and
eight rods east and west and taken out
OF the SCUM NHsI cOfhcf Oh Said SCUM
| east quarter. The land intended to be
| conveyed herein amounts to about -four
and one half acres be the same more Oh
hess. Appraised ut 500 per acre.
TERMS CASH.
TO be sold by order OF Court in case
wherein john M. Sauuels is plaintiff.
and John G. Colyin defendant.
Case No. 237S.
Join TOWNSEND, Sheriff.
CAMPBELL < GILMORE, Atty's.
/ September II, 1873. prfs. $3.50
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16

6mo & under l VI 2 90
months old co
6mo and under 90
James llankinS, best black sow Q years IL over ) 90
j. T. Shaw, second do black SOW yr Il under 4 o.
James I~Iankins, best spotted sow | yr old and
under ; 90
James l%Tankins, second do black SOW 1 yr old
and under2 3 90
James Hawkins, ibeSt black pig over C mo and
under | yr 3 GO
Noah Coler, second 90 black pig over mo
and under l year 90
G G Owslcy, best black SOW pig under 6 mo , 20
G G OwsIey, second best black sow pig under
mo old l co
] TShaw, best SOW and not less than five
sucking pigs b 90
G G Owsley, second do sow AMI not less than
five sucking pigs ) 60
j T Shaw, best five pigs from one boar not
over one month old 90
OF HOGS LESS THAN FIVE
OF n BREED, OW BY ONE PERSON.
James Hankins, LIST best 10 20
Noah Coler, End best 3 20
SWEEPSTAKES,
James Hankins. best boar 800
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16

Mrs Sarah McCabc, spec sea shells %
" " spec coral %
d" /" 1" /" sea weed %
" Sam1 Wright, white counter
pane %
Master Mont Brookins, box of GU
riositics 20
Miss Ably Rcdgilcy, linen towel
loo years old %
Mrs E Cole, powder horn over
100 years old %
DR. G w Dickey curiosity found
in swamp near New Pales-
tine. Darkc Co o 20
Mrs j y Blythe, cOvcrlct oyer 100
years Old %
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
Burglary

The Saloon of Isaac Monosinith was
entered by means Of Il false key OH
Thursday night of last week, ant sew
cral boxes of cigars andtwo IL three
dol airs in change taken thercfrom.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
Public Sales

On Saturday, 25th inst, on the farm
of Jonas Crunbaker, 4 miles northwest
Of Eaton, on the Richmond pike.
On Wednesday, October 22d., Oh the
farm Of Peter Straw, ? miles northeast
Of Eaton. on the Lewisburg road.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16

The JACKSON Township TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION, will ut New Hope School
House, OH Saturday Oct. Is, 1873, ut l
o'clock, p. NJ. Teachers and parents
are all invited.
0. b. SURFACE, Sec'y.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
Found.

On East Main street, Il lady's port
monte, in which WAS 4 small mount of
money. The owner can have it by call
ing ut tile DEMOCRAT office.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
ElOWorS

Mrs G " ChnTceiIl, best spec Gamma plant. so
- Mary Mitchell, winter bo,I net. ........- 80
1" Jno Kesliug, " display Of panSies-.-..I 20
1" l. KisinGPT, " display Of hcEGnias...... 10
Miss Mary Tiaglc, " display Of dahlias....-.I co
Mrs Jnn keslin%, " display of TtIOXes.-..I 90
a. Carrie Eugic, " display OF verhcuaS-....i 90
d" CSiler- spec ole:tnG2f---.--- ..--1 %
D." McClristy, " spec 80
g ] II Deem, spec GeranIum. .-........ 30
:" j Nj DaTIgheriy, " stIrc ydraDge;I..-...... 80
% } \ Siythe, " spec heiiciTnpe -....,.. 80
" spec ufliiy- 81
" j Il IIlrShinon " spec of tOrhi1dcn fruit....50
" ID Il Moses sp;.. AHIIji3ius :aIecc!uI,us ....-i0
q 4 Diefenbaugii spec orange tree with fruit..I,nO
ct g." lemon tree with GO
Z" j 4 1lcrllch spSa SDSj
" spec calling
." j ID Hickman specimen of
Sc Elan Fisher specimen of wax plant.-.--...-..5U
" Jos DOnOhOe display of
Miss Mary Jingle spec blooming Salva.---...-I,5O
Mrs. Jno keSling spec OF no
!" a MCChTiSty specimen of JuStitta. ...-....-....J0
Miss Mary TiEglc best straw flower ..--...--..-.-5O
Mrs Fanny Deem specimen of Ice Plant ..-..-.....J0
" specimen of Dew Plant.-.-- 80
" + b Nantuyl specimen OF
:" Jno KeslinG best variety of uthowers...--3Oo
- Carrie EngIe I'd best so
:" Carrie Engle best floral ornament--.------I,50
Miss a l.. Stephens I'd best
Mrs L Cole best collection of cactgs------~""".l,m
Miss Mary ringle best group Of rlants---.----.-A9
Mrs A l. stephens best spec SINGLE boquet~-----S0
D." Jno keSSlirg best py rainidll haquet---------.5O
MisSMary Tingic best hanging basket nowers--50
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16

The election in this place was Ger
tainly one of the most quiet and
pcaccablc one We have witnessed for
Il long time.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
Wines.

Mrs. Elan Fisher, best Blackberry winc...--..l,G0
- ID. Is. ID vInlcS, hest cu"rent vine 49, ...-...-.l.0U
=" best cherry wfn"-~-"---~-l,0 40
Z" Elum Fisher, Ie.St straNbr.ry Wine .-.-.-----l,OD
a. Carrie Engle best wiiorIieDcrry winc-~--.-I,j0
g c. Siler best raspberry cOriiai----. %
e Carrie Englc best Blackberry cordial...-... 80
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
PittSburg, Cincinnati &St. LpEis
OAP-
PANHANDLE ROUTE.
CONDENSED TIME CARD.
RICHMOND & CHICAGO DIVISION
OCTOBER 27th, 1872.
q o IN G S o U t II.

No. arrives state Line at 9.55 p. NJ. and No. 10
at CHS A. NJ. No: 10 leaves Richmond Daily, ex-
cept Sunday, and Logansport for Chicago Daily,
No ? leaves Daily except Saturday aud Sunday
MOI will leave Chicago Daily, except Saturday.
All other Trains start Daily. excpet Sunday
CONDENSED TIME CARD.
Columbus and Indianapolis Division.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-16
Butter & Cheese,
Specimen Of Grain.

Mrs Maria : Brown Hs butter
q" ] ID Hickman, I'd 90
Miss Mamie Campbell. > us cheese
- " " 2d do