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HOTELS.



BY DIR. J. II. sCNENCK.
Thcro Is modification Of THIS form Of cons uupiion.
witch to the clergy aud tie members ot the
bar IN that part OF the mucous memhraue lining the
laryux, giving rise to the clersmans throat con
The disease often extremely lnsidious at the com.
deal and often rrcparabe mischief is done before any
alarm Is taken by tq patient 9. ne apess tor reei fe
In The aynN and that organ, aud ~ other
sensation exists. which proyokcs cou5h1g' a,tendcd
with feeling IN the throat as there we're something
The pain Is increascdb by c?uFhing, speaking inspiring
9ea M Mydc OF pSn scaPn fre6eny 9 te S1
symptom that arrests attention of the patient. II ID
qnty or gradually be entirely lost, amounting to com,
plcc alnona The aousn N ne hrst instance Is dryI
mucous, mixed oeeasiopaily WIN pnsi3r 6lo91 often
lnrrH are par"MsMs "t din,H,t ofssatMuSi ine gen
hectic night swSss and often indcaton- Of iubsrcie+
0sStnEfN ccEKEs pTMoNIGG' ts2RuPln ln' 'sEAlWEED To-
SiStsa a taat Sii tf coNsGMPTioS Dr. scE22cSR
a "II es.nas aaG Ii. Es1 pep
Pills cleanse the liver and stomsch; lis srkWaff
TONIC dlls9lyes ae food stnnales ne s2sng q ne
rpeas the matter, and nature hrowsit OF without any
Prepared and for sale by j. II. sCHESCK q son,
northeast corner OF eth ana Arch sts Philadelphia, and
JOliNF, HENRY, College place, New York, Whole
sale Agent.
e s,ys 10 !ss ss
sS5oap suit Il Too%:, a BSnd street sew {orf on rat
day the 2st inst where advice viii be given free tp all
but for hOrough examination with the TeSplTvmtlcr
the charge VIII be -.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
TeEe ctrcSsTS cMHSffSfz sfSf iS'GT%'ian % bant sirsa
10 Wall ct. Post ounce box i"''' New York.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
| %wAD g.. New YSrh
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Short options 10 to 10 days, Rt same distance from
market, for cent. put or call" at the mar.
ket price Ccalled a straddicl he had many Of
the leading stocks, ~ days, FOX "a cent. prcmluin,
% days ~ 10 y cont.
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Weekly and monthly payments for furniture
and esrpss at u, NJ Cowperhwalt Co.'S, 1856 Chatham
street-AdC.
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A supreme Court judge sent TO q Pest House
BosToE, Jan. lS,-Judge Colt, OF the Supreme
Judicial Court OF hassachuGetts, was to-day taken e
the snApoI hospital ~ l0xbuIV having pesn MttSksV
VIII w dlssass.
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"Our Payorite sewing Mnchin-.-The cheares.
and beet Sc sing machine now manufactured for family
use IL probably the New Wilson. We certainly would
no other. II works with equal facility on muslin
clio h. cambrc tarletan, flannel and leather II docs
not parayze the spine out the operator
way, neither does II demand nccssant etoppage
md ont where the difficulty IL. There Is no difficulty
IL smoothly and evenly hens fels tuckp gathers
and binds. II does the fines, and most beautiful wore
eambric and linen. II also has the merit Of being
eh aper than any other first class sewing machine
can be purchased for $50. The feeding device IL
proyenent all other machines and special patent
OF the wilson II does not get out Of order break
needles, nor slip, nor puckcr the cloth So complete
has the wilson sewing machine been made by a sklfu
combination OF brain and muscle that n has left moth
lng To be desired. Salesroom at 1yi broadway, New
York and In all other cities In the United states The
company want agents in conntry towns
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For weather strps for doors and windows 20
-Aap
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DTTORCED.

SwniIow-TnIt coats for biis &c, for sale and
hire. SHEA, ~ broume ST. block east Of BrOadNay.
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Sus,n,ss Notlt,s.


Udoipho
WOI.FFS
AROMATIC
SCHiEDAM
sCHNAPfS.
TnE
PuREsT
ALCOHOLIC
STfMuLANT
IN TIE
WORLD.
Beware of mutations.
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Hall Horse and Half fNnr.-Rheumatism, sw III.
ins Lamcness. and any kind Of flesh, bone muscle
tlltnent upon man or beast are cured by CENTAUH
LIN MENT the most wonderful discovery Of sncent
modern times.
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The best place In New York to buy rrIiab bile
watches hne diamonds rich fashionable tcwclry, nd
sterling silver wedding presents, sSQui iRkS Fulton
u Diamonds specially.
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A Bad Lot.
EDMUND YATEs's STORY,
A BAD LOT
will be commenced on
hONDAl. Jan. u Ia ne
NEW lOI.h FIRESIDL COMPANION.
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Oatmeal Sonp Updcxicah. .-Beiter for the con,
plcIlOn than any cosmetic. A perfect WINTER SOAP
HEGEMAN & co, broadway.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Tickets t2a. Orders nlled; Information furnished
Prizes cashed. TAfLoh co.. bsnten,
~wAD St. New Yegk
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N-tqy slidy enddv ep-d1v
bbr,,s t,ggil5: P',th': 9tll.:
n1gkei. Ufr kr'. Ildtle. flIIAcf.
~ eenf. IeT Al (sS- oeftf. Itr tsul.
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Instead ~ compelling Bodwell S Co. to deliver
Iestpuc in tho rough in Washington, a. speci-
. ~ ~" contract, and 0f having the work
ulh' Do MashIu.ton, as was Intended by Con
a.. ." ID upon himself tp give the cutting and
a. 'H- I ip the same contractors at - u
S'ul. uu iIe Rrp,s amount Of each workman :
,N fk, with the understanding, also, that
."s. lh' contractors, ,hp I'D compel the men to
".iS l'u hours day instead OF eight, IA hXed
" '.t-sf. In addition to this the supervising
hg.,..'. %. p-elt violated the contracts by per-
Iltlg these contractors 20 do the cutting and
Sr luilh 'hc Queries instead ofinW Washington,
T".u s saying 10 them Of ut least per cent.
/" m't'h.i ILe Government Is again large
iI ~ ms as II entails "a heavy expense for
nnd anu ''r'pping with Iron hoops. To bore
e." fU.p each ordinary sized stone costs from
T. ~" tlsh Iuis the Government Is compelled
,In'5 "'A no addition of - 2 cent. cCmmls-
~ y" ihc contractors.
.lol VII SEQ from this how larrely they ARE
"'m,n', q hy he Ring fraud, upon the Govern
~, all lhs wurklugmen, In short. there Is {.
t. purpose here in this fifteen per cent. Rys-
Lo",,tp 'heat the worknRman out of two
dirs dsir's ia4'r every day; a fixed purpose also %
S,nndlu 'ht Government out Of eleven or twelve
hundred dollars every day and share in win n
poA'lcal Ring.
rnE GOVERNMENT DEFRAuDED.
rs "o,toyer AZ these same Bodwell q CO.'S quar-.
iineft u a Government superintendent
In nm tl' day for doing little or nothing
koHn', naule pI common sense | would ask what
faynriio Purpus" ohn he served by paying these
zion. ~ "a tNphlfhctors such enormous commits
The ,u'S pNerpald superlntendeut Ia equal To
lt1 ~ required Of him. And yet these are
lsSsanh a. the advantages the favored contractor.
dres.iy pollg permitted 10 do the cutting and
tld o,s a, Ihe qurries They can and / an
Nd IN i1 GOOD authority do put on apprentice,
'' "ofAAen' keeglag tasm On ths
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
For the Eaton Democrat.
Grand Fox Hunt.
LEw1sRrRG. April $.

- IEwISBURG, Apfal %, 1919.
EDITOR DEMoCRAT-For a week past
the Lewisburgers have been reminded
of the days of '6l. Capt. Dave Kum-
ler's Depot has assumed the appearance
of a recruiting office. Flags were float
ing in the breeze, playing flies, beating
drums, blowing tin and other '-h0rns, "
as the three or four boys know who Went
to Euphemia on Friday V e to- procure
their 'rhorns'' for the morrow ja.ld OF
course they had to try them, and the
Lewisburgers can attest they blew them
pretty loud until midnight barely es-
Gaping the Choose" Saturday morning
dawned at last. Two C6m5thies formed
into platoons, composed OF three year
old urehins, and si~lYer-hcaded sages,
filled with enthusiasm and wild with eX-
element. At 8 O'Clock A. NJ, the com
panies moved out, headed by two wood
pecker bands, led by Capt. Kumler,
mounted on his charger, and clad in all
the habiliaments of war, his Greeley hat
trimmed with a Fox tail, produced rath-
er a novel scene. All the Companies
were formed int line, and at ii A. NJ.
the advance was sounded around the
entire line. The most unearthly, demo-
Eniacal yells and sound ~reyerberated
among those everlasting hills. AT length
| on Capt. Disher's farm, (who was COD.
niarder-in-chief.) II was announced nc
| Fox, but one Rabbit within the lines,
which was eventually captured and car
ried from the field as a trophy by the
| agile Jas. Dunlap. Imagine the dislnay
Of our eager sportsmen now Convinc-
| ed in their own minds this is not the
right season to hunt Foxes. "Trhusly'
1 the great Fox hunt ended.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
Served Him Rioht.

During our absence from Eaton on
Saturday last, SHELLY FREEMAN n
tered our Office and printed some
slips and distributed them, attacking
and defaming the character of some
of our citizens in Eaton. One of the
parties aggrieved publicly raw-hided
the above individual for his outrage.
We refused this person some time
ago the use of material for this pur-
pose, and his entrance into our office
under the circumstances, and commit
ting the libel, was a dirty piece of
scoundrelism, and had he received
twice the chastisement he did, it would
have been none too much, for the man
who would steal such privileges with
another's property, to defame openly
or covertly the private character of
citizens, is a vile brute, whom it would
be a stigma upon the canine race to
call a puppy. There is no other depth
of infamy to which a human being
can descend, after being guilty of this
low and base conduct, and every hand
employed in the internal business
should be paralyzed forever after as q
punishment.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
The B.. r.. from Eaton North by
Way Of Greenville. III

This Road is beginning to attract
the attention of the people at num-
Der of points interested directly in the
Road. For instance, Dayton is into
rested deeply in having the Road to
run from Cincinnati by the Short Line
to Dayton, thence Dayton and Union
Road to GreenYille, and thence by the
old Mackinaw Iineto Michigan. The
people of Eaton want the Road to
come from Cincinnati to this point by
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton,
and from here directly north to Green
vile, and thence by the Mackinaw
line to Michigan.
There was a meeting held at Green
Vile ON last Friday night, at which,
by very decided majority, it was
shown that they were in favor of the
Eaton route to Cincinnati. The peo-
pie of C~astine, midway between Eaton
and Greenville, are enthusiastic for
this route. At G%feenville it was de-
termined to take the steps necessary
to submit to the people of Greenville
Township, under the amended Boesel
law. whether they will aid in making
the Road north and south through the
entire Township in the direction of
Eaton south, and Mackinaw north
1t is thought that it will be carried by
a decisive majority. This move ought
to be promptly met aud heartily re-
-sponded to by the people of Darke
and Preble along the line of the road.
The question whether the Cincinnati
and Great Northern Road will build
and control the Road from Greenviile
to Eaton, or whether the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Road will build
and control the Road from here to
Grccnville, is becoming very impor-
tant. They both profess a Willingness
to build the Road if the necessary To-
cal aid is offered, and If this aid is not
given, it is said that Dayton viii give
100000 to have Road run from Day
ton north by Bradford Junction, and
strike the Mackinaw line at ST. Henry
in Mercer county. All these lques-
lions are being discussed, and our
people should act PROMPTLY and Sc
cure the Road from here to Greenviiie.
AS the matter is further developed,
we will keep our readers advised.
@H sA-.e~-t #
The Tidal Wave Sweeps On!
~ - r ~ E@sH@ 0a -E----E
ANoTnE8 LINK IN THEIRADIeAL
fgr ed4RING BROKEN
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
Rail Road Accident.

A Rail Road stsmash up occurred on
Monday evening last neal Neel's Station,
on the Richmond and Hamilton Road.
The Engine run into a cow which threw
it off the track and turned it almost up
side down; the baggage car and one of
the coaches was also turned over and
made almost a wreck. The Engineer
was severely injured hut not dangerous,
and the baggage-master received a cut
IN one of his hands. The passenger cars
were full, several from this place, and
strange as it may appear, none of the
passengers were injured, except slight
scratches on the hands or legs.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

The smooth-tongued two-faced
Gould would have been as sharp and
as bitter as his knowledge of language
would have permitted.-REGIsTER.
Two-faced is good, coming as it
does from as cringing and sychophan-
tic a creature as the pious and dimin-
u~tive-sonled Isaac Morris. And in
what, pray Not in politics, surely,
for We are a Democrat in every sense
of the word; not in Religion, for we
profess none, and in temperance we
have always exhibited but one face.
When you penned this Isaac, was it
not your own janus-face that reflected
upon the scroll? Rise and explain.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
corporation Vote.

For the. benefit of those who we're
candidates, we give the Corporation
vote, furnished us by VIM. I'll. Ortt,
Corporation Clerk:
CoUNcIL|.-L. Chambers, 800; j.
Reichel, 222; c. F. Brooke, 472; A.
E. Hubbard, 1873; Jos. W. Quinn, SO;
Wm. Moore, 81 James Gable, log
Jos. Fassnacht, 81 S. FL. Hnbbell, Al
Eli Fisher, SO Jno. G. Boner, 5.
STREET COMMISSIONER - Samuel
Shields, 90; Adam Short, 81; BENZ.
Neal, 1873 Giles Whiting, 81; Mike
Kennedy, IL
SExT6N-Jacob Bringman, 245.
SCHOOL DIRECToRs-W. @. Huston,
235; W. G. NJ. Brookins, 239; John
D. Miller, SO; John A. Grouse, 95.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
Township Ticket.

uF O.
The election in this Township pass
ed off quietly. The vote was light.
The following are the lucky ones who
drew the prizes for the Township:
Trustees.
JOHN L. QUINN,
VIM: RIS1NGER,
JACOB MAY:
Treasurer.
VIM. II. ORTT:
Clerk.
B.. F.. LARSH.
Assessor.
GEORGE M. CRUME.
Constables.
JACOB KRUGG,
MICHAEL RYAN, SRI.
g. VIM. HAMBIDGE.
Justices of the Peace.
JOHN II. STEPHEN, fe>t
JOHN A. KAYLOR.
Corporation Ticket. !
The following is the Ticket elected
from the great mixture of Corpora
ton aspirants. They are all good
men, and we hope will give entire
satisfaction:
Councilmen.
JAMES L. CHAMBERS,
JOHN REICHEL,
A.E. HUBBARD,
&. F. BROOKE. -.a
Street Commissioner.
BENJAMIN NEAL, Jr.
Sexton. jf
JACOB BRINGMAN.
School Directors.
w. c. NJ. BROOKINS,
60. w. G. HUSTON.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
A Wait.

On Fridey evening last between 8
and 9 o'clock, a lady alighted from a
buggy a short distance from the resi-
dence of MI. LEIB. CAMPBELL, who
lives about 2 miles south of Eaton, on
the Hamilton pike, and deposited on
the porch a neat and well dressed fe-
male infant about three months old.
On discovering the little creature it
was taken in and cared for, and Aunt
Maria has concluded to adopt it. We
r glad that it's unnatural parents
selected SO good a home for their
offspring.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
Musical Entertainment

The Musical entertainment given in
Minors Hall; on Friday evening last,
by Messrs. BUKeET s. TRACY, assisted
by, Mrs. CLARA RIeHEY, of Cincinnati,
was largely attended and gave entire
satisfaction to all who were present.
Owing to sickness in our family, we
were deprived of the pleasure of be-
ing present, and of course cannot
speak of it in such a manner as it de-
serves, but we heard of none that
were at the entertainment, but what
spoke of it in the highest praise.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
Don't Do It.

Don't stop the DEMOCRAT, good
friends. We have a friend who did
that thing, but he was not happy: In
fact, he was the most miserable man
in Washington township after the
Democrat ce ased making him and his
household glad. He is a man of too
much good sense to have ever tried
the experiment. of getting along with
out it, but the wisest men sometimes
err. In the short space of one month
in which our friend mi ,sed his enter
tanning companion, the Democrat he
fell away some fifteenand three qhar-
ter pounds; he could not sleep at
night: his victuals lay heavily OH his
stomach ard finally bread lost its at
fractions for him. His neighbors
were clear ahead of him who used to
be so well posted in the news of the
day, and he was outragcously morti-
fed not to say completely fabergast-
ed. So, in he came a few days ago
and said that he could not stand it any
longer. The Democrat he must have,
and that right away that he had been
oft in the cold, and was lost without
it,and SO forth, and so on. He is now
o. K. He will receive the paper reg
ularly after this, and soon the roses
will return to his cheeks, and Black
hairs take the place of the gray which
were ALREADY appearing in his head.
So friends, if you want to be happy
the rest of your day, don't stop the
DEMOCRAT
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
$4,000 worth of DryGoods an,

worth of DryGoods and
Boots and Shoes, now opening IN the
Doty House Room and selling at prices
less than they can be bou eirt for else
where. 800 yards real French Cling
hams 1923 and 1874; usual price 81 to SO
cts. 100 dozen Gents, ladies and Chill
drens Hosiery, from 8 to 25 per pair
Just received 800 yards Hamburg Edg-
ings and Insertions, 20 per centi under
the regular prices. Also, a handsome
line of Jap. Poplins and Silks; Black
Silks, Alpacas, Mohair, &c. New Store
in Doty House Room.
Eaton, April 10-2w.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

Isaac Morris prophesied that Gin
cinnati, as web as this County, would
go for the Radical nominees. Cincin-
natl elects her Democratic and Liberal
Ticket by about 1900 majority, and
this county beat the Radical Ring
Mobilier candidate for Constitutional
Delegate 184l Thus you see what a
political prophet the pious Isaac isl
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
Notice to Assessors.
EATON, O., April 3rd., Isl

EATON, O., April 3rd., 1873.
The township Assessors elected at the
April election, 1873, will meet ut this Of
fee, on Saturday, April II, 1873, for in
struction, and consultation; when the
books and blanks will be ready for dis
tribution. W. J. BARNHISER, Aud.
April 8, 1s73.-w1.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

"And we are fully convinced that if
Republicanism is to be preserved in
Preble county, if we II proud of u
name and. record, and would hand it
down unimpaired, we must stand by
ourlown party, and our party nomi-
nations. If we do not do this our Or
g~anization might as well disband at
once."-REGIsTER.
Posterity viii attend to your mamie
and record, and hand it down in in
fanny. But we would advise you to
disband, Isaac, the sooner the better,
because the people of this county have
spotted you and your Ring. Your
branding them as the "riff-raff and
scum" of community, will not soon
be forgotten. Therefore disband
Isaac, and save your credit.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

HERN1A.-It is now demonstrated that
rupture can be surely cured without
suffering. Elastic Trusses arc superse-
ding all others. We advise all, before
buying metal trusses or supporters to
send for a descriptive circular tb the
Elastic Trustees Company,No 6sB Broad
way, New York. This truss can be sent
by mail to all parts of h country!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

Rev. LEVI PuRv1ANcE died at his resi-
dence, in Eaton, on Tuesday morning
about 3 O'Clock. He was ever 80 years
of age. A truly greatafd good man has
passed from among us. - e.. <
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

DIED-At the residence of his pa
rents, on North Barron street, Eaton, on
the 18th INST, of Brain Fever, WILLIAM
j. FUDGE, aged 10 years, 5 h~aotrths~and
% days.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

DIED-At her late residence, in Good
Intent, on the 9th inst, of Consumption,
Mrs. ELIZABETH B. JEFFERSON, widow OF
the late Lemuel jefferson, aged o6 years
and 20 days.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

1t is currently reported that Isaac
Morris will disband! Boo-hoo-o-ool
Farewell Isaac, the likes of ye n'er
will be found again. Boo-hoo-oo-oo!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

w-In our next issue we propose to
show some of the means used 10 -eeat
MIR. Barnet in this county.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

If we would send the Democrat to
$50 subscribers who do not pay, we
could have 1900 of a circulation!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

BHYou never saw a nicer stock of
Clothing than Sturm has.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

The postmaster of Bridgeport, Conn.
has the following notice posted at the
window :"Price of three cents stamps,
three tent each licked and stuck, five
cents each. The clock will answer
the question, has the mail arrived"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

Thanks to our friend cap" for his
early despatch of the result in Somers
Township.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

Below we give the vote on Constftu.
tional Delegate in this County. It vii
be seen that is a very light IL e
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

BgHThelargest stock offspring Clio
thing can be found at Sturln's.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

B@-If you want a bargain go to
Sturm's.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

B6-All styles of Hatsoarsd Caps, late
pattefns-go to Sturm's.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

For a WEAK old man MI. BARNET
run pretty STRONG.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
DAVID BARNET
The Peoples Delegate Elected!
His Majority 1s9

The result in the County. on the
Constitutional Delegatem lis about as
we predicted and SO stated. Robert
Miller is idefeated, and another lesson
for the Radical Ring to put in their
book. The honest portion ofthe vo-
tiers have about concluded to vote as
they please, and viii no longer be
bound b. q few men who have always
"cut and dried political matters to
suit themselves and their aspiring
friends. Mr.. Barnet's majority is not
quite as large as it should have been,
but it is sufficient. The following is
the majoritfes as given in each toNnz
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

~ Collars, Nebkties and %Sup6nders
st Sturm's.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10
Vote IN Prehls County.

1m~Sturm sells cheaper than ever.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-04-10

n - ~ a.-a - -.----
ANOTHER LINK IN THE1RADIeAL
fgr edfRING BROKEN