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Col. HoUsroS 10 trying TO raise 500, 600
70 induce the editor of The TIMES to leave
the city. The best half Of the Commercial
Prescott induced to leave for 81 600.
This represents the difference in the esti-
mated value Of the two newspaper men,
toned.
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For sale by all druggists.


And tan, use Perry's Moth and Freckle Lo.
ton. Il b reliable and harmless. Sold BY
druggists everywhere. Dep0 ~ Bond
street, New York.
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Doa't fail to procure MRS. wINSLOW' SsOOrH-
ING SYRUP 1of Ill diseaDss iseidant TO the period
pain, sur0 vi1A selie, regulates The bowels, and,
b. dVlng ultafaDa h9nl1k - tho eAild, Gives rest
q - -. - ~ cd eall log
::A1S wlIs10We oo01UAe s11Ur"
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Sheri6s Sale.
oa s1ATs q Of Ex kXSsAs; r.
In the District Court Of the Fr, judicial District
Of the STATE Of kansas. sitting in and for Lsav-
John H. Beach, flainsif.
Madison Mills. Mars.re, Mills,
wife Of said Madison Mills, Robert
y. Renick. Isaac J. Pollard,
Charles sampson, Atlantic Bank,
Of New fork. German SaviDgst
kank, OF Leavenworh, jenkins
" Morris, james L. AbeTnathy,
Jehn N. Abernaihy, John
ncKee, Lucien Scott, Lyman
Scott, George q. Hines and Cas- No. 5,u
David w. Eaves, Margaret
Mills. widow Of Madison Mills,
Flea ". Mitchell, .iie Of VII
Ham G. Mitchell, Emma J.
Brewer, wife Of DR. John W.
Brewer, Frank II. Nile. Clara
Mills, and Margaret Mills. be!rs
II laW o. Madison Mills, d..
ceaset, and c. Van I'uyn. I'D.
ministTator Of the estate u Madi
son Mills, deceased, Defendants.
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given that usder snd
i BY virtue Of tie Judgment rendered In the
above numbered action, In and BY the above named
CouIs, and Of . special execution issued said
judgment, 70 me directed aud delivered. viii on
Thursday, the 4h day Of September, 4. D.
1873,
At ii o. clock q. Of that day, II thee cur: House
door In the city Of Leavenworth, In the
county and State Aforesaid, offer At public
sale and sell separately 10 the highest
bidder, each in hand, each Of the
following dos zibed tracts Of land, situate, lying
and being in the county Of Leavenvorth and
State Of Kans,s, namely.
The east half VI the southwest quarter Of section
number twelve ul), and the northeast quarter and
the sO,theast quarter and the east half u the
northwest quarter, and the halt Of the south
west quarter Of section number thirteen l3, all 10
town,hip number nine 70. Of range number
twenty two (22) and the northwest quarter Of sc
tios number eighteen u.s., In township number
nine (9), Of range number twenty three lcs,.
Said property Is to Be soli - cOmmanded by the
said special execution and In pursuance Of said
judgment. THOMAS LEONARD,
sheri6 Of Lesvenworih County, Kansas.
eherihs O&ce. LeavenvoIth City, July 29th,
4. d., 1873.
sIniIxos 1 FExLoS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
july22,d
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Public notice Is hereby given that under and BY
virtue Of the judgment rendered in the above On.
titled action, in and BY the above named Court,
and Of special execution Issued on said judgment,
to me directed and delivered, I will. on
Thursday, the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1878,
1t o clock p m. Of said day, at the Court House
door in the City Of Leavenworth, in the County
and State Aforesaid. offer at public sale and sell to
the County Of Leavs nworth and State Of Kansas,
namely, the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section i've (5) in tOwnship eleven ul),
range twehty Two (22, contain ing forty (a0) acrea
more OF less, il the County and state alsss>aid.
Said property is to be sold as comnaqoea b. the
said special execution, and In fursoooee 0f said
judgment
THOMAS LEONARD,
she'id OF leavenworth County. Kansas.
Sheriff once Lesyenworth City, July 2Srd. A. D.
1873.
H u asRxAN. Attorney for Plsintia.
iuly2sdltawtd
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IHAvE been physician for years; began
to use the Simmons Liver Regulator twO
years ago; II has acted like charm in my
Gaze. REV. J. C. HOLMES,
Clayton, Ala.
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SheriR's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS 4
COUNTY OF LKAyESwoRrH.

STATE Vi KANSAS
COUNTY OF LxAyxSwoRrH.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Kansas sitting in and for lsayen.
worth county In said State.
r NJ. Dunlsvv Agent. Piaintin)
3. c. Barker, Defendant.
DY VIRTUE Of an execution 10 ne directed
TO- and delivered, issued out Of the District
Court Of the First judicial District Of the State Of
Kansas, sitting In and for LeavenwOrth County in
said State, AMI Of the judgment rendered in the
above entitled action, will, on Thursday, the
18th day Of September 1879 at II O. clock A.
pf said day at the Court House door in the City Of
Leavenw0rth, in the County and State Aforesaid,
offer ut public sale and sell TO the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, the following described tract Of
land, situate, lying, and being in the County Of
LesvenwOrth, and State Of Kansas, namely:
part OF the west half Of the southwest fractional
quarter objection number eighteen u.s., township
number nine (9). range number twenty (2l).
described As follows Beginning at the south vest
corner OF said lot running north fourteen %l rods,
thence south fourteen (ii rods thence west TO the
place Of beginning, containing ninety-eight 1881
rods, more or less
Said property to he sold as commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff OF Leavenv0rth County, Kansas.
6herif's Once, Lesvenxorth City,S
July 3Oth, A. D., 1873.
II. NJ. HERxAa, Attorney for Plaintiff.
1uly29.dlwtA
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Near the burnt bridge an anonymous note
va. found telling the Missouri Pacific Com
pany that they would 'catch III right
along il they didn't pay for stock killed BY
the trains" l. ia known that The bridge
was act on fire by the enemies Of the road,
and active measures will he tahen to capture
and punish the outlaws.
Yesterday large fore. of ~orkmen va.
engaged in replacing the span, and Trains
will move to-day without interruption.
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SMITHS TONIC STRIP.

The genuine article must have DR.. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle CDR. John Bel. only
kas the Tight 10 nsnuhesure and sell tie original
Jehn J. Snith's Tonic Syrup, a Louisville, Ky.
Exanins yell the Label On each bottle. II my
pnvsse stsmp FL; nss On ssen eos'le 90 not pur-
a5vaytiseEent and my show card. I will prose-
cute any one infringing on my right. The eenu-
Inc Smiths Tonic syrup can only be prepared
By myself The puhlie's seryant,
DR.. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, Nov. ), 1863.
July 5 tn sat Aeov
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TMeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, AUGUSTA, 1873.

A PRACTICAL individual in this city, who
has no ta,te for cour.ehip. has offered young
lady residing on Ottawa street slOo II sne
will marry him without the uaual preiimi-
,,oriea
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NE. HIATT. OF Paramount, reports the
festive er3s-hopper a. being lively in his
nsighborhood. They have destroyed for him
and neighboring farmer about one hundred
tons of hay. In an orchard Of seven hum
dred ihree-year-old apple trees. the leaves
have been completely stripped from the
bougha and the young shoots eaten down to
the last years growth,
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the notion a few days ago. that . little
snowy range air would give him inspiration
for future labor, and last night. in pursuit
of chat air." he got aboard the express
and rolled away towards Denver. Joyce is
. good climber, good talker. and . good
fellow. He deserves q pleasant ride, and
We hope he will shave j"
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STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY 0PLEAvRNuOkrH.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
tct OF the State Of Kansas sitting in and for Leav.
env0rth County in said State.
The Metropolitan Building and Loan:
Association, Plaintiff,
versus No. 5S32.
Maurice Dudley and Catharins Dudley.
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Harper ton, S. 90.
woop-Per cord, IS 5Ota7 %; good hickory. 81
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AT Guilford, in Wilson county, kans

AT Guilfcrd, in Wilson county. Ksnsas,
Mrs. Marian Akin wife of Judge Andrew
Akin, aged eixty-one years. The decesad
W. the mother of Mr.. H. C. Akin,
of this city. Who was summoned BY tele-
gram to the bedside of his aged parent, bat
arrived to- late. A large circle Of acqu int.
ancea mourn her lo~. for che vas a most
e.tinab'e woman and dearly beloved hy all.
The n mains we're taken to Topeka Tor burial.
AT Parker, Kansas, on the 18th inst.
James l.. Parker, eldest eon Of pelas T. and
Fora E. Parker, aged eight years, five
months and nine days.
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lugl7-d1w


We have but few more Of those beautiful
ooeal leaf sets LEA, which are Of The very
~ quality. Weave now selling theu:for
-. vsll vosth $50. The greatest bargain
ey~ oGsod in thaE line
HHs1KIHD 4 NucxKL'A
Ang.ls-lw 10 DshMuse anssG.
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OFFICE CoUSrY SuPERIxrKHDkx9,
L8,vkNwo8fH COUHfY,
Lesvenvorth City August lsth. 1873
The exaninaticn Of teachers ~ tie fall md
later tsrms viii be held e ths Westsrn Dusiner1
paaaeo, osDsr Filth and 0enoA strssts, Auensl
~, l673, esonsneiag q - q n, end Doll =
y n. J. z. DAQ0RR GAN.
e1Rgintsoasas Rahlle Imex1eeiea.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-21

Use Perry's Improved Comedone and
Pimpla Remedy-the great skin medicine.
Prepared only BY Dr.. B. q. Perry, Dema.
tologist. Depot 49 Bond street. New York.
myl I-eod&v
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JOHN DELI, of the Star Of the Weet,"
10 genius in his way The happy faculty
Of attracting customers and retaining them
when they are captured. is one Of Johns
qualifications. By keeping q place where
one can visit any hour of the day, or any
reasonable hour" Of the nigh, and get glass
Of the freshest and best beer of Kansas
heeving, be hss won the largest trade in
Lsavenwosth, and intende to make it sill
hrEer. He ordered recently a new style Of
6nsly.cut glasses, and will serve his callers
hereafter With oopious beverages. There is
sgood deal to learn in beer drinking, bat
ev~y one ought to know that the place to
~ shs bex beer is the place whsre he most
heer i cold. The Star Of the Weet,r 90
shawnee, near Fifth. i The place.
augl7 -d1w
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given shat ~ ~.
il by virtue OF the judgment rendered / liz
bove entitled action IN and By the above f.--, Z
court and OF a sncci7l execution issuel IN "a
Judgment. TO nie directed AMI delivered, ~ =
Thursday Tic AZ day Of Ssp'eas5e- i. D. Is5e.
at O. clock p. ID. or said day, AZ the Court H1zs
door in the City 0f Lesyeuw0Fih, j. The CoUe-r
Of LeavenwoEth and safe Of Eausa'. 4A.el
at public sale and sell sep1r4I-ly Q,
the highest bidder, FOR cssh "a has
each OF the following described ir..t,
Of land situate, lying, and being III the 'surty Al
Leavenvorth, and Stale OF Kansas, nzsasl-.
Lots number three t5J, for D amt bFe o. e..
block number three -, in James Davis n il .. z
to the City Of Leavenwoftn; and lots number t.-
49, and four ~, in block nambeI ele.en an ..
James Davis Addition 20 the City OF I-av -t
Aforesaid; and an undivided one-hali Of i1t- II.
Der one ~ and two ~, in Whitehead Fl o. s. zoe
Addition 10 the City of Leayenwmth; "a. lie
aoYtn three-fourths and an undivided o, ourll
If the south one-fourth Of lot number 20 r.es .,
in Whitebead's Pilot Knob Acd.tiOn t. 10 ~
Of Leavenworth. Aforesaid.
Said tracts Of land will be sofi in the inverse o.
der to that in which they are above descr nd.
Dated az Leavenwosth City, Kansas, July 13il,
4. d. 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD
sheriff Of Ieavenwosth County, Kansas.
C!oCe. WHEAT, Attorneys for Piaiatr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
So 90 Zach Week

A GENTS wanted everywhere. business strictly
n legitimate. Particulars free. Address
J. WORTH CO.,
ap2a-v st. Louis, No
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The memi,er. of the French Mutusl Aid
Society of Leavenworth at their annual
meeting, held on Sunday, the 18th inst.
elected the following of6cers for the term Of
one year: Il. Gaicimini, president; ] Four
cade, vice-president; Charles Eayer, treas
urer; A. Gaietiar, vice-treasurer; c. Bouisse;
secretary; F. Faith, vice-secretary; II. Per-
rine, Aag-bearer.
Mr.. A. Trocon the retiring president, re-
ceived the warmest thanks from the frater-
nifty for the service rendered by him during
his term. c. BoUIssE, Secretary.
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Mn. BEVERLEY Il. KEN. OF the Kansas
Pacific railway. IL ont in circular to the
farsnem of Kansas, asking them 10 forward
to him, by express, samples Of tue fertility
and productiveness Of Kansas coil, in the
shape OF grain, vegetables. fruits, Goals, ores.
building stone, etc. for exhibition at several
important fairs this fall. lie desires the
choicest specimen. in limited quantities.
Articles shonld he shipped by September
eO,n.
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AGUE AND FEVER
Or OHuLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly
claims Tor il superiority over all remedies ever Of
fered 70 the public for the safe, certain speedy and
pefmanent cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills and
Fever. whether Of long or short standing. He
refers 70 the entire Western and Southern Coun-
Try to bear him testimooy 10 the truth Of the a.
il the directieas strictly followed and
ned out. In great many EASES single dose has
been suf6c:ent for 4 cure and whole families have
beea cured BY single bottle, with perfect rest0-
nation Of general health. 1t il, however, prudent,
and in every case more certain 70 cure, II its use
10 continued In smaller doses Q we~k two after
the disease has been checked, more especially in
dimeult and long Standing oAsss- Usually this
medicine will not require aid to keep the bowels
in good order. Should the patient, however, re-
quire caihartic msdicise alter having tax three
Or four dose OF the tonis. single dose Of Buli
Vegetable Family Pills will be sufficient.
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IEDICAI..

Victims OF this awful disease az. i1-1- - every
neghboThoOi, in almost every house.
For them aud for their fF1eG 81 We i7v 1isIHrs q
good cheer and hope-thc announce .r Of a Ea &C
important discovery, hrmiy hdssd uful cor.--iIl
sense and reason. by which the tenn ia :
positively controlled, ant is victims a,sl 81
TO health.
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Sweet Norwegian Cos; E.iyer Oh

iroEi the celebrated fheriey a, Aa,esurd. Norway.
pr bounced By physciaEs the u-C5L delicate e.4-
Iient Cod Liver OH ia the world.
1t Is essiy taken, tolerated by the wcikezt
stomschs, disests readily, never becomes rzUeii.
and Is almost entirely tree irgn the siai al gree
Able chaFacteristics OF Cod Liver OH.
For every Of Cod Liver OIL, Sif. " ..sCn's
discovery is of the greatest value.
For the safe internal administration % c1rboiiC
asid. Mr.. Wilson method 81 combining 10 w4sa
cod liver oil Is absolutely necessary.
Prepared by j. II. Wilson, 80 John St,
New York.
For sale BY a!lrDruggists.
RICHARDSON s en-, 81 roslr.
BUELBUf q EDoALL Chi-1so.
ialvGttwt Wh0ies5i- AGENTS.
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Owen Duffy, Plaintis,

Uwen UuHy, IlaIlLIT,
vs..
Mary A. Davis, Charles u. Davis.
George r. Jones, 1aithaT Is4-il,
Thomas II. y Davis, AIsla Ham -
liz, William >. Jewell. y. ~.
Raves, John g Douglas, LEcIeG .
Eas;in, ". ". Rackas, Eebssez L..
kennedy, George Z. Elues, T e r
Eaavenw r;h Sayin.s Eank, TEs So
tlsl Loan aud ragiug5 IustitafiOn q
LeavenwOrh, ktEslg, the Ksass
Bald nz and Tn, u Company, Hank
". Davis, Thomas /. DAVIS aai
Mary A. DxVis, - aimiuistr1-
trix OF the estate v: James DagLJ, &C.
ceased, Defendants.
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LEGAL.
Sheriff. .aEc.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LzAvEswUEIH.
In the District Court OF the irai J-Glra D,,rtct
Of the STATE Of kansas. s-,--L4 10 AID ;lE Law
en1orth County in ssi; Stgts.
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BULLS
Worm Destroyer
Extracts from q Letter
from Georgia.
viiianssc, Walker Co, Ga, Jane -,
Da. JonH BCLL--Dsar sir: i have recently
efvin your Worm BEST oyer ssvsral trials, ard
And y ysoas.ioily .as.eiOo. l. b.. no: ail:d
! an doing pretty lazGs country practice and
hsss daily use 10. some at Gle Of the ei.d.
JULIUS CLEMENT, ". d.
p. $50 unqusiined and numerous the tes-
umoniA.s In favor Of NV Worm Destroyer, that
Lsvspakss space Is entirely to- small ~ tell its
mesits
se eoavinced- sac my Journal Tor more ,nii de-
ocxiptsn. JOHN BULL.
Bulls Cedron Bitters
Bulls Pectoral Wild Cherry
Bulls Extract Buohu.
Bulls Vegetable Family Pills.
Bull at his shr. rory, Fifth street, Loaisvi!Ie, KY
For sale BY druggists
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS
| Smiths Tonic Syrup has tess e.sa,erfsited, and
the eounterfeiter brought u grie:
SMITHS TONIC STRIP.
| The genuine article must have Or. John Rali's
private stamp on each bottle. Cdr. John BUl. oaly
kas the .ight 70 nanufhesure and sell tie original
yehn ,. saish's Tonic Syrup. q Louisville. Ky.
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We are requested BY the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad Company to say that
their arrangements are nov fully perfected
for taking chsrge Of all products sent them.
The Station Agents all along the line have
teen advised to receive and forward to the
general Office At Topeka, all samples' left at
the various depots.
Nr. 6. T. Kelsey, forester OF the road, has
chsree of everything connected with this
matter, and all correspondence on the sub
ject should be addressed TO him at Hntchin-
900, Kansas. div
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Baruum's Hotel.
Cor. Broadway sEd T~e4t:eth Street,
NEW YORK.
On Both Anne lean & European Plans,

Compete with all modern i'm "rovemen's; rooms
sssse and sinsle; rlors. ia b, elevators,
DC. L. alton unsurpassed being 10 the very centre
unity to Churc hes and place, OF Amusement snd
Lori Tay or 0, Amid 4 Gems, ablse' and J. 4
c. Johnssol's Dry God. palaces. The hotel IL
under be management Of A. y. Barnum, fofmerlv
of R,rnum Hotel. Baltimore; I. N. Green, Of
Dayton, Ohio, and recently o. New York, and
Freeman Barnum. Of BArnun's Hotel, St. Lonis.
aus20lAw
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-17
''Thompson House "

If any of our friends from around here
want a good, substantial and square
meal, stop at the above House, kept by
Mr.. MILLER, formerly Of Eaton, and you
will be sure to get it. He fed all the
Eaton delegation, and done it well, and
anybody looking at the list Of good eat
ers, will wonder where he got all the
provisions to do it with. We. saw more
Chicken, Ham and Eggs vanish, in the
short space of five minutes, than ever
before. If some were not our close
neighbors, we might particularize. The
worst part of it was one of them is re-
ported to have s'cut" on his hiiij because
he was too full to do it Justice!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-17
Manufactures.

A short time ago some of our citi-
zens were highly elated at the pros
pect of the establishing of a Steam
FIGURING Mill in Our midst, and we
thought as a matter of course, the en-
terprise would be pushed until we
heard the sound of the whistle and
the rattle of the burrs. There is
nothing to compare tc the importance
of manufacturing establishments as a
means of permanent prosperity to our
town, and we hope those who had
this matter in contemplation will not
give it up without at least an effort
worthy of the enterprise. We are in
favor of any means which will foster
and encourage manufacturing. If we
can secure these source of wealth,
prosperity and population in no other
way, we would favor the issuing of
| Corporation Bonds to aid and benefit
either companies or individuals, who
would engage in manufacturing in
our town. We hope not only u
men of capital will seriously. consider
their own interests and those of the
community, but we hope our citizens,
every one, will realize hat this q1es-
ton is one of great importance to all,
rich and poor, mechanic, merchant
and laborer.
There are in our midst mechanics
who, if assisted financially, would by
their skill and industry add to the
wealth and prosperity of our town.
After aiding those we now have, if we
have not as much manufacturing as
will be profitable, then offer induce
ments to skilled workmen in other
localities to come amongst us and
commence business, but let us first see
that those of our mechanics now strug-
Cling to rise, are properly fostered
and substantially aided. We have
young men, and those of mature years
in our midst, who by a little pecunia-
ry aid, would add to the general pros
perity and business of Eaton. Let
capitalists see that they are encourag-
ed. Let us not practice upon the pre-
cept that "a prophet is not without
honor, save among his own people"
Let us not be looking out for heather
when behold they are at our very
doors. Encourage the mechanics now
in our midst, and if they do not fill
your ideas of manufacturing, look else
where for others to come and add to
the business of u town.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-17
serenade and Presentation.

A few of the many old friends of the
Hon. DAVID BARNET, assembled at his
residence on Saturday evening last, and
with the Silver Cornet Band, of Camden,
serenaded and presented him with a
Unconstitutional Hat,'' in honor of his
recent victory. The Hat was presented
by our young friend, w. B. MARSH, Esq,
of Camden, in a neat and very sensible
little address. Mr.. Barnet accepted the
Hat mot for its intrinsic value, but simp-
ly as a token of friendship and a me-
mento of the occasion that brought them
together 1t was a pleasant and happy
affair, and we regret we were unable to
he present, as was the intention.
We are indebted to w. J. w. for a re-
port, but there was more than we could
crowd in this week.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-17
Shes.iNs S0Ee.

-" Case No. 3l39.
John D. Miller, Preble common Pleas.
vs.,
John G. Colvin: J Order of Sale on Mortgage.
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF "a LIE Is
A sued froit the Court of Common Pleas III fhp
} above stated case, and directed to the sheriff
of said County, l viii offer for sale at public aur-
tinn, ut the door of the Court House, in Eaton, in
said County,
On Saturday, May 24|h, 1873,
between the hours of and 1 O'Clock, P. NJ. of said
day, the following premises, sitn1te1 in PrehIe
county, Ohio, ana described as follows. tv-Ivit: Be
Ing lt number ,ort, III IN tho town of Eid9rit,iO in
Prebie County, ohio. Also, thirty three feet adj
joinif:g said lot nuiiiber one, in said town, ON the
south side of said lot number one, and running
west as fur as sail lot number one does.
Terms Cash. Appraised at g.
JOIN, TOWNSEND, sheriff, p. C..
Foos 4 FISHER, Atty's.
Npril IL, IS73-tds. prf. $500