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, 1875-03-04
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Sefcbicbte Der Granger,
Seape9un9,
Varmerfrieaa ea

Varmerfriee eeaen bic Monupole.
Dieiss 9Derf entbdlt einen pcardnbisen unb %autbsart.
,6sn 'bsrtdi Der Sample Der an1eritanilten 6armst &C.
sn Se @rpreHuneen Fer @tienbabn ,@efsufb aiteu, nsbff
etnsr Seidihte ees u~riprun8a unb 8pftldrits ees Nr-
eens Der sYatrpns Of 5usbanbrp.A Seb- pertauptt.
Mtan menee ib fur prcbe- &rsrnpldrs, Beeinguneta &c.
an National WubIiibina 60. Nhil., "a. 4gb:lspr
, 1875-03-04
6einlatb nnS Irembe.

&on1ane uno gr5dblunsen in srob suo. Tor'
mot elegant brodlrt.
preis pro Rane5 SO Gents. @ebunsen In 9ein.
pane pro Sane % Gents.
, 1875-03-04
&einen faltem Sranb!
&eine manlfperre mebr !!
MiIiam &ramer'S 9eilpHafer.
Ydtentirt am 10. Mai 1870.

Yatenttrt am 10. Mat 1870.
Die 9Dirfura btefes 9Eafers IN sswarbIs.
50 srihirt fsin pfaher. relbss bieiss %ittrtrift.
Durb iabrelaness @rprptsn fam Id biefss gFalter
ais elm ltniperfats5 aiismittel enpfeblen.
Gamilisapdter, Gabritbstser. ismie ale Grbsiter frltsn
% fsts int Saule unb In her NerHfdtts ~Ssrrdtbia baIter.
Dte QDirtuna III cine ibsrrafdsnbe; man braudt wsbtr
dr;tlt6e 5llfe ~ rsaatrtren, nod bat man. bet ~fptDrtiesr
Vlnwsnbuna, stnen 9erIuf an Grbettstett su bsflrAtsH.
50 betIt bic fd,ltmmfteu gBuncen, bic bart.
nd4isiien alten 0efd,tpire. Don CANT befcnssrtr
gptrfune IL Is bet Sd,mss, 5ieb Gtid,', Sdnttt..
SiR- unh G~uetfdbwuncen; 4ltrnnen Srntten.
futd roiftse Wdeei atbt es tetn bsiisres Nittisl.
Bel Sibnerdusen fttat Is nidt nur ben S6msrl TO-
fort. fcnbern beieitist ~etefslben bet etnea SstrauHr pom
s biS 20 Iasen sdn,ltd.
Saupt. Depot; aibsrt 6. 9uns's aspttsfs, $40. 81
Bpnetu.
preis per Dor netf @ebrau6sanmeluns so Gents.
Bu babtn In oleN ZIP pttsten, ipwis an Der &iaarrsn-
70 Attaatie. U rtsn. 3Wt7asA:
, 1875-03-04
G. 3. Ri0arh Il goas,
Rp. 81 Srpaepay.
ussrn Neams @rrret Commands Si6tss.
&. .. NicDgrb II. Spas,
30. 81 0rpaprop.

30. 81 Rroabmoy.
Sfetp SIprf.
aetr Se'baftieen uns lett Gem Sabre 1877 mu osm
Vertauf ppa 2Dedieln duf europa unt NIT Nueaat-
luueen ron Webern IN Ieesm Ofte Deutidlanps, bic
ben Snpf'nesrn tri inc 9aus sebratt MERLIN;
fsrner ale aletn'se
6eneralsp q flag . Msentur Ger Samburger
SanipfidJiHe
nit benz
@erfauf spn Sdifsfhsinen CUR Rsife mad unb ps
&urepa. iir lts Sdmpt{ttfe Der
Sanibnrs Nrlerifaniihe Nacfetfabrt Mfiien.i
s0eicGidaft
NIT Der
Gusfslune sen SdiHsf6einsn sur Netfs mad Stem
yort, tur bic ven Bremen tireft (ni6t aber Gnalcnb
nod 9tem 9ort unb Baltimore f~abrenbtn eeutlbeu
Seesll6iffe; NIT Der
@%erspnuns rtnaebsnrer Waarsn, Dstne &C., lber.
taupt mil allen int 3ratauie su psrri6tsnbsn Sc.
itdrten;
drs NJ ttter
gsfSree.uns pom @ltsrn isssr Grt, mad unb ron
6ntOpa rbsr IN eas Snnere &merita's.
6. Q. Rid,are u. Bpas.
4lunt. fl Srpabpa5 Str.
, 1875-03-04

-s-zmzu~-RL
volecmoe btlItee
SotSs, SngenOi6ritel'
ltn0 HOlnant
,tno gu BADEN in alien beutf6cu
Subbanblungru 1T ben
Seretni9ten Staaten nllO Canada.
Gr3dbln1gen BON @uitab NicriB.
Sn bIbi4e Yappbedel NIT Ohaslin.Jfiiden
gebunben a % Gents.
Sas 9tanerccbt.
Ole Sepprtirten.
Gie MrSiuanberer ndd Ifrifh
ScDnetper urn 6eiqer.
Sbrifopb 0olumbMs.
Sldrus une Maria.
Sranc BON Sbmbura.
InrecDf Gut 9eceibet niebf.
Sie Grtnsuts ees NprsenanS.
Per alte arisser unb iein sobn.
Sle Nplenniibie. - Der fleine 9amariter. -
Die Maiie, ooer cine CUTE abat ttnOet oft auf erOsa
Spbannd, ooer eurd, Radbt gum ei1t.
Der drnte Gpttfricp.
per spni9 nne Der wfiner.
Gas Sleebldtt. 0rei Gel6idten. 1. Der treue
9ierer, 2. Der @al9er uno ieiu Sobn. 8. Die
pn0ltntenmdnt-x.
pie Gnfsufs.tbr.
Saeob nnc feline Epbne.
G~r3ablllngen pon Gaiparilts.
Sn bltbide TappoedeG nit Wiaslin-&iiden
gebKnben a 25 Gents.
Setd1fdbten aus hem 2pcffart.
Ser Sbulinctffer utb fein Gpbn.
StrdRbur9 aif Der Sdban,.
golfsgeidi6ten.
Sn hiibife 8appbedel nit Muslin.9fiiden
geburben a 25 Gents.
Der Stgeis1er, bon Blaubrett.
gdrcfcnsidbre.
Sis 9tnmme pen @urtiei, bon eIuubrebt. nnp
Spbann nom &epSen, Der Wrppbet. Bon
Hobert beroer. 3uIaftinen in einem Bud.
~eta1icpten ees @farrerS %iebentii1. Bon
@adbtlaser in granaSa. Bon 6r. giorben. rno
xannbauler. Gpn 9torbert 6iirtt. 3uIanmen in
einem Nanb.
Barrier SduaenfdtS. 11ne
ehiispaet Sa%sabnneus. Suiarrnsn In sinsm
, 1875-03-04
Die Sum-.

Cine 9roBe, unabbdngise, ebrli9e i1to flr6tlole s3ei=
tune pom adt Soften nit 56 breiteir 5palten. gBir
lperoen oanad itreben, bic weekly Sun" gu oer better
5anilien- 3eitun9 in Der eon5en 9Belt gu maiden. Wtan
lebine lie auf geriuf! $1.20 per Sapr; babel lift
oas 9orto be3aDlt.- Moreile:
3W!21noo The SUM-, Netp 9ort Gitp.
, 1875-03-04

babta nfebr ruubnbdrf San, ppi
3eilune Set Rbeumatismus. Eppf
fGmer,. SGmersen. @efdwuli 5rcit.
beuIen, Berpdrtunaen Der gruft
Bran6puneen, @ertrdtunssn. Galj.
Hue etc. am merf6liden 6Srpsr. unt
Utrrsnfuussn, Spatt, Stsin8alsn
Z. [. 70. bet Gbieren ouf,uneiien in
, 1875-03-04
DentGdle Staats : Yottertfm.

Ropal Sanana eetterie, Srisinat : eppie
Spnisl. gddfiider, S~rannibpeiser nnc Saiis
fubren prompt uno ~piiuftlid1 aus
s. Sernffeir, gteip 9orf,
8anf=, Q8e6iel= ino SIC Ila9e=Ge50Gft.
q. .. 8or 1916, Sbatiae Naenten slfn Gertauf
bon Sooie unb @aiiase=&arten seIudt. M21aus
, 1875-03-04
Mnemten ~nerlnnhf

fir bic oertdIEi6Ite Ireis- stationare swadase i'm
Wartte. Wtuiter =pafete portofrei fir 25 Gents. Cir.
eulare frei. s. Briee, 767 Srpabipap,
4fp10np] Stem 0orf.
, 1875-03-04
ADLER LIME.
Yoit=9 ampfidi ffiabrt
jluii6en
Stem gprf unb 6arnbur0,

RNStU <vRAA ""o SVkAb4tpatAN
bio Ntpmpntb uno Gberbpurs,
permitteIit Der neuet. prahtuo(I einseridteten. siIerneit
@oit=O arnpIihiiTe erlter 9laiie, leoes pon 5000 Sonnsit
unb pom 5000 %effeetioer aierbefraft:
@6tbe, SSielanr, Setting,
GdiIer, Oelert, Sercer,
&lppfpd, &brner.
Die Sampfer bieier 2inie ~bef6rosrn Die
Nereiniete Staatem Npft
unb fabren ipie ful9t:
BON Wem 9yprf:
Gptbe, ....GapitGu g8ilIou, ......-.16. Jepr. 1875
Sdiner,. . ..@apitdn 8bomos, ......23. Sebr. 1875
Setting, ....Gapit1n SoosbuD, ........9. Mt0rj 1875
Sereer, ....Gapitan Geh5ner, ...... 20. Wtarj 1879
Yaiiagc=Y reiie:
Bon See,p gJcrf naa @lpmoutb, 2onpon. Sriitol,
Gberbours unb Samburs:
l. eaitits !. gslSm:.":::S SoIS 500 60
3wiidenoet Gurrencp S24.
San &amburs mad @ew slorf:
y. SalOn......9o Cob Y
Mae einiaiiebili6 Der getSitisnns.
= Sinber 5ipiiben / uub 10 Sabren bic hdlfte.
Refpur.Siaets ;u biniseren @reifen.
Tie 0ampfer Der yIolersSinie" iino 1dmlntlib mel
uno init alel TerbeIieruu9en ausQeitatt' III Seius au
Sidberbeit, Deaucmlidgfeit unS &cinenisfeit.
Die er1te 0alute ut aus eleSnltette f:rlertmtet; on
ilpeite Gajiite bietst ben .groBen @ortb iib sbentaas
luf benz bauptoed jl %be1inoen, lun oie al .9ele9ei ut
Das 3wil6enoet bat MbtbeilunAen iii ibis 20 Nerlo'
nen. 1T nit 5enItern uno GBidlen pr IL numb nilnm
oenieni9en 2beil Der S6iife elm. IN I IN Itb aaf Der
meiiten Oampfern Die 3lueltc Gojlte be rbet..
@adete, Die uns iuaei1itt merpell, . broern mir mi
oieieu S6iffen nab alien 6beilen . rl'i6lanos.
Wan ,pence iid, mesen |afase an
Knauth, NachOd n Kuehne,
113 S%roaowaD, Nem Oort
Genenera N9enteu
, 1875-03-04
Mgentet %Derlanat.

Mgenfen DerIdn9t.
Mnen tntemisenten bcutiden Msenter, peld,
fur nnlere 9angbaren beuti den g8erfe ais 6 olpprteure
itbatia iein lpoaen, osriGaffsn mir 8siadfti9nhs. Die.
ielben befeben in
,,Oie Snuftrirte Weue aReIt", entbaIieno cine
COMPLETE Gei9i6te beg amerifaniidsn Continents BON
Der @ntoedune big auf bic SeBtSeit.
9. g. 9lbbptt's 6efdbidbfe Der @ebentpu. Die
juperldiieite Geididte isnes sroBen Examples, tpel6e il
9efdrieben iparo.-@uBeroem cine prad,tpone Eainf.
lten'Sibel In Guartp, boiler S1uftrationtn.
Wtan ipenbe iih ibriftlid cber p~erionlib an bic
Henry Bill Publishing Co.,
~4tpl3feb] Worpih, Conn.
, 1875-03-04

NrbeitenDe &laHe, % .Essa,s, s Us
yer Wp&e, gef6dftisans sn 5aufs, am gag cbsr NbtnDs;
tstn &apital; Annsiinne ane t~psrtbpple @inIase son
Daaren gratis per ppf ibsrtenbet. 4brsl7rs nit s Gsuta
Ypfmarfe, NJ. 9puns unc &c..
4D1apr t73 Irseniri6 Str. y. q
, 1875-03-04
Gr3ablllngen ppn Gaiparilts.

SH blblHe Eapp0edel NIT Wf18llnsGiidel
gebnnben a 25 Gents.
Setd1td1ten aus rem Gpcffart.
Der Sdulmetffer unh fein Gpbn.
~trdaburs anf Der Gd,an,.
, 1875-03-04
0 Sabre grsbtt, SntereNsn nur 6 Qrps,

T&rr eYamptlets mi. ,aartsn Ter Difrifts n srteu
gratis aberenest.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
The Shady Side.


When any man on the shady side of
middle life mas the fortitude to look
around to note the number of his old
and valued friends, he is shocked to
find how meagre is the list. One af-
ter another has disappeared from no
~perceptible cause than hat their phys
ical'powers, originally vigorous, had
succumbed in the feverish and we
might also say insane, battle of life.
Too long and too diligently have they
stuck to their professional pursuits, OF
been fascinated by the allurcments of
society, taking relaxation only by fits
and starts, and seemingly under the
impression that they still have a long
career before them. Having realized
a fair competence, they might very
we'll ask themselves why they should
continue TO Toll, TO speculate, and to
rack their brains, when a life of COM
parative ease and reflection would, in
all respects be more becoming. This
is exactly the question, however,
which they never put. The upshot is
well known. Through sundry real
or imaginary entanglements, their
day of safety is past. A cold, foggy.
drizzle of November finishes them /;
and at about two o'clock on a wintery
afternoon they are, in all the pomp of
hcarse and carriages, ~decorously con-
Quoted to the buryiug gro and.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
Bad

Poor company may be a little better
than none. Bad company is certainly
a great deal worse. Intelligence, pru-
dence, putty, wisdom and truth in L
associates, will tend to elevate and i'm
prove us in every good quality; while
ignorance, rashness and folly are conta-
gious, and many a person has been led
to moral and social ruin by the exciting
influence of evil associates. Our tastes
will largely decide the company we
keep. Like seeks like, water finds its
level, and if we find our associates tend
ing downward, it is time for us to stop
and inquire whether such association
ill tend to improve or degrade us in
our w estimation, as well as that of
others. Every person should endeavor
to improve themselves that the world
may be benefited by their living in it.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14

There is no greater mistake than to
say that the "tramp" is a laborer or
an artisan out of employ and seeking
work. There are laborers and me-
chanics out of employ, and too many
of them, and they may walk from one
city and town to another seeking en-
ployment-they may even, and doubt
less do, sometimes ask for food, drink
and shelter; they may be mistaken
for 'ttramps," but they are not the
true, genuine tramp" any more than
graduates from the State prison.
Nor need the two classes be easilycon-
founded. One is honest and earnest.
He is accustomed 10 employment and
misses it even more than the money
he earns by it. He has all his life
been accustomed to labor and to the
respect of his fellow-men, and man
ner and bearing, though it may be
modest and ~deferential, is that of one
who respects himself.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
Hope for tn Dependent.

If you have been coughing a lor g
time and begin to despair OF recovery,
or if you have taken a recent cold, go
at once to the Drug Store of Michael q
Sons, Eaton, and get a bottle OF Dr..
Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Horehound. Take it and be well. No
other medicine acts so promptly and eff
~iectually in Coughs, Colds and all dis
eases of the throat, lungs and Chest,
leading to Consumption. Hundreds
who nee thought they had that dread
disease have been restored to health, by
the use of those almost magic remedy
1t is also the best known specific fol
Group, and never fails in Whoopins
Cough. Trial size 10 cents. Call for
circular.
Oct. 7, 1S75-1m
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
The Bell is Tollinr.

In the primitive days our fathers,
it was a prevailing custom to toll the
bell when any person had passed from
earth away, but as time progressed,
they fund in it nothing that promis-
ed TO lead to goo results, aud have
done away with a custom they con-
sidered useless. In this we include
the country at large, and expect our
own, with, perhaps, a few other COM
munities. We have no particular OBJ
lection to the custom ourself, but are
forced to speak only through our SYM
pathy for others.-Take for instance,
a person who is lying at the point of
death or very sick, (and we have lots
of such cases,)and the sound of the
bell tolling for a long halfhour is an
Initiating to their nerves, and in
some cases we know that it was by
the hardest work that some person
was saved from a speedy and sudden
demise, and from no other cause than
the tolling of the bell. It's a custom,
of course, but is it not a useless one?
We think so, and would advise its
abolition, for while it can't possibly
do anything for the welfare of the
dead, it may be detrimental to the
health of many living persons, who
are temporarily Frustrated by disease.
We have stood by the bed side of
friends who were weakened by sick
ness and see them suffer the most
acute pains from no other cause.
People who are sick are generally
supposed to be respondent, and such
things are not calculated to help mat
tiers.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14

The hunting season is on, and our
population is now divided into three
classes. First, the men who own
guns, which is the smallest class of the
three /; second, the men who have bor-
rowed guns, which is somewhat more
numerous than the first, and third, the
men who are trying to borrow guns,
which is about twc-thirds larger than
the first two classes combined.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14

Try cider vinegar for chapped
hands? 1t is an excellent remedy.
Wash the hands in it thoroughly, and
let it dry in, just before retiring. 1t
is rather harsh the first time, but af-
ter a few applications the hands be-
come soft and smooth.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14

We wish TO remind the farmers of
this county, hat the Steam FIGURING
Mill, being built at this place will be
ready for operation in about three
weeks, and that they can then get the
very best of flour manufactured.
Come in and give it a trial.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
MARRIED


the 9TH inst, by Rev. Z. Il. Sullivan,
Mr.. w. Z. Goldsmith, and Miss Phebe
A. Whitenactc, both of Preble county.
DOTY-PEARSON-In Eaton, on
the 18th inst, by Rev. Z. I. Sullivan,
| Mr.. Frank Doty, of Oxford, and Miss
| Ella Pearson, of West Florence.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14

!: my be stated that drummers
from wholesale houses in the city are
divided INFO two classes. Those who
fool with the girls just a little are call
ed "snarc %drummers," and those who
fool with the them a great deal are
called "base drummers.,,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
First National Bank
OF ATOM.
Cash CapttaI:-S1O0.GO0
Bank of Discount & Deposit.

HAVING removed to and occupied
III u old room in the Odd Fellows
Building, which has been greatly en-
larged and thoroughly IT furnished with
a view to accommodating III business
wants more thoroughly. We do
Il General Banking Business,
in all its various forms: Receive Depos-
its for either LONG or SHORT time, and
allow INTEREST on TINE Del osits as
per special agreement with parties maxi
ing the same.
CT. Cashier.
June IL. 1S14-tf
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14

We give all of the Premium List
that has been furnished us. W. be-
lieve there is some more yet which
we will endeavor to procure and pub
lish before our next Fair.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
PreSprreA ErMif.

Mrs. c. Eugle, best preserved pears---.
Mrs. A. L. Harris, best preserved quinces..-.
Mrs. ID. b. Holmes, second ......
Mrs. Engle, best preserved cherries. ...-.......
Mrs C. Engle," plums.--------.
Mrs. H. Sherkey, second .....--..-..-.
Miss Lide Bailey, best preserve ~starwberris
Mrs. {. Engle. second
Mrs. Joseph Lsup, best preserve peaches.....
Mrs. Joseph Loup. second 4" .....
Mrs. c. Engle, best strawberry jam.......
Mrs. {. Engle, i" blackberry jam...-...-..
Mrs. D. B. Holmes, second ........
Mrs. A. l.. Harris, best raspberry jam.-..-
Mrs. G. Il. Kelly, second I" -..-
Mrs. q. W. Kelly, best gooseberry JAM.
Mrs. Geo. II. Kelly" grape jam....-.-..-..
Mrs. G.. W, Churchill, best currant jam -. -.
Miss Eva McCabe, best melon preserves.
Mrs Joel Smith, second 81 "........
" j ) Williams. citrOn reserves-.-....----
" A Harris, tomato preserves .---...----.
" VIM Morgan, second do ............ ......
Miss Eva McCabp. CRANBERRY DreseryeS.m.n.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14

The "Rotary Coal Stove" will save
you money in the way of fuel, and you
can burn either kind of coal in it. Go
to Reynolds and examine them before
purchasing any other kind.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14

The "Rotary Coal Stove" is said by
those who used them to be the best
ever invented. Roddie Reynolds has
them for sale, and you should call and
see one
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14

Aaron W.. Peters. second " " 81
Foster Black, best display onions---.m..- ! o.
]. D.. Hickman, secon 81
Mrs. A. McChristy, best display tomatoes. ] o.
Mrs. John kissing, best head cabbage---. o
Sam SkyleS, second II
]. ID. Hickman, bert y PIX mango peppers, 81
Mrs. A. McCilristy, second q
w. A. Flora, best "a pix carrots ...-.....-.-.. 81
Mrs. A. McChristy, second " .......-.- q
W.. A. Flora, best one-half PIX parsnips-.. u
J. L. Arrasmith, second q
J. Z. Arrasmiih, best one-half pix turnips.. q
Mrs. A. McChristy, second q
table oyster plants...-.---..... 81
Mrs. A. McChristy. best variety &c
Charlie Williams, best and greatest variety
leans, raised by exhibitor OF
j. G. OXer, second ......--...--. 81
Mrs. A. McChristy, best specie vegetable
ggS-------.--.-.---.- .--- ----- 81
Mrs. q. Siler, best Lima beans. ......-...... 2
Mrs. VIM. Mo gan, best one-half dozen beeis q
Joel BOwles, second " " g
Aaron Neff, best stecie celery--.---. 50
Mrs. G. Siler, second .-...-. q
Mrs. A. McChristy, best specie rhubarb 1900. 81
Geo. Peters, best ) pumpkins.-..--.-----... ! "
Frank Chambers. second " -......... ....-.. u
Mrs. J. 5. Williams, best display squashes
not less tban D.. 81
Aaron W. Peters, second q
Jacob Shearer, best California squash---. 9
" mammoth ..... q
II. Sherkey, " dip q
j. I. Arrasmith, best specie hOps---.--.-- %
Orian Cole, " winter radishes-..-. %
Mrs. A. McChristy. best display of vegec
tables and soil products In variety and
quality, raised by 3 OF
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
REPORT

OF the condition of the "First Ma
" tional Bank of Eaton," at Eaton,
in the State of Ohio, at the close of bu-
siness, October LIST, 1875.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, $1sS,592 81
Overdrafts, 50 90
U. S. bonds to secure circu-
l~ation, 100000 90
Other stocks, bonds, and
mortgages, 1883 II
Due from approved reserve
agents, 1880 81
Real estate, furniture and fix
lures, 6,192 80
Current expense & tax paid, 1901 90
Bills of other Natl Banks 11,122 90
Fractional currency (inclu-
ding nickeIsj 1875 SO
ury notes. 982 81
Legal-tender notes 20,245 90
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer % per cent of
circulation) $3.50 90
Total, 1866, 724 IL
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, $100,0 900 90
Surplus fl nd, 1850 81
Other undivided profits, 10,414 10
Natl Bank notes Cutstand'g 5000 90
Dividends unpaid, $50 90
Individual deposits subject to
check, 1881 70
Demand certificates of deposit 1904 %
Time certificates Of deposit 1862 90
Cashiers shecks ou;stand'g, 33l 20
Total, 1886, 724 II
STATE IF OHIO, COUNTY OF PREBLE, IS:
I, C. f. Brooke, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statemen. is true to the best
of my knowledg and belief.
z. f. BROOKE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day Of October, 1875.
i. f. LARSH, Notary Public,
Preble County, o.
CoRRECT-Attest:
j. G. Brooke,
II. B. Vanausdal, Directors.
E. l.. Huffman,
Oct. IA, 1S75-lt
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
PREMIUMS AWARDED
BY THE
Preble County Agricultural Society
At their Gath Annual Fair,
1873.
TEn,ooo -hf A.noa
H0rses-Light Harness.
He0Cy DrGNght.

II. S. Glander, best bay Stall. 4 years and
ONeT-------------...... ..-.- ....... ........ Sli
Henry Resting, I'd best black /"
W. II. Magee, best black Stal. 3 and under 4. 10
Martin Farley. I'd best sOrrel F." 5
J.. W. WampIer. best bay Stall. 9 and under 3. 6
Samuel Morton, I'd best, iron gray 3
II. ). Chandler, best bay Stal. | and under -. 2
Philip Guntle, best bay spr. horse colt /
Jacob II. 10y. best hay
II. :. Chandler. best bay mare 4 years and
over --....-. ---- 1890. -. -..-----...---..----.----. =
Fl. S. Glander, best bay mare ? and under g.. 4
b. Harris. best brown filly l years old and
under -. ...... 2
Isaac UIrirh. Cd best cheSnut FLY |
Jonas Cupp. best bay mare cOIt-.....-... ....... /
III Harris, I'd best bay mare colt. --.-. -....
Elijah Cooper, best gelding 4 years o Id and
n. II. Stephens, ID best 4
Samuel Snyder. best br. gelding 2 and under3 4
Jacob Kimmel, Cd best bay 2
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
Green Fruits.

Mrs. A. McChristy, best single variety var
Andrew dfy M MeyPy PhinGev. second
VIM. Goodwin, best single variety imported
q uHlt aIp. es;-".
Mrs. A. Meuilristy, best 3 varties fall apples.
Andrew eMhinn second
Jacob Niswander, second
Nm. Goodwin best varieties OF fall apples
jacob Niswander, best ass'ted winter apples
Mrs. A.. Nc .hristy. second
Jacob NIswander, best display fall and win
Calvin yfr YPdPuas. second
YIN. Young best specie autumn P,ears.-.---.
Mrs. ]. Williams, best display autu'n pears
Mrs. A. L. Harris, " basket of fruit re-
Mrs eoaifR McTSTisTv second
Mrs. A. McChristy, best specie free peach.-.-
VIM. Goodwin, foreign peaches, re-
VIM Gondwip seconJ
Mrs. p. B. Homles, best grapes in variety
Nrs a i H. Hcrris. second
Lizzie Larsh, best specie quinces.---~.......
Mrs. Geo: Deem, best display quinces-----.
Kitty L. omps9n second " --,-
Miss Eva MeCa6e, 1" apple elly--"--~-
Mrs. Thos. +. stephens, best Siberian crab
Mrs. Joel smith. second
Mrs. Joel Smith, best cherry jelly ..---.------.-
MIS-. Il sIerkey, plum Jeiiy"""
Mrs. joel Smith, best rhubarb ielly.~.......
Miss Mamie Armstrong, second .-
Miss Mollie Bantz, best crap jelly.--..----.
MIS-. G Engle, second "
Mrs. D. =. Holmes, best ounce JelIy---.-.-.
Mrs. G.. Engle, second /" ..-.....
Mrs. LOup, " current jelly.-...
Miss Lide Bailey, second ...-....-
Mrs. e. Engle, best pear jelly-.~-~.~......-.
Mrs. DIR. Quln, second " 80. ...... .-..
Mrs. 5. NJ. Longnecker, best eldberry jelly.
Miss Mamie Armstrong, second
Mrs. G. Siler, best cranberry jelly...m..-
Mrs. G. Siler, 4" strawberry Jelly..~....-
Miss Carolina Bantz, best raspberry jelly.
Mrs. DIR. j. i. Quinn, -" black berry jelly
Mrs. ]. 5. Williams, second
Mrs. Joseph Loup, best peach jelly
Mrs. Joseph LOup, second .-....--...
Mrs. L. A. RiSinger. best tomato ielIY.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
Sweepstakes.
Veget0bleS.

Foster Black. best pix ear Irish potatoes...... 81 90
William Morgan, second 1900. 50
Henry e. FOutz, best PIX late Irish potatoes. / 90
Henry e. FoutZ, second e. 50
Foster Black. greatest variety of Irish pota-
toes not less than One-half p'k............. | %
Mrs, d. u. Holmes, best PIX sweet potatoes. l eJ
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-10-14
Long WOOIs.

John Shaw, best long wool buck 2 years old
John Shaw. 2d best
]. G.. Oxer, best buck year old and under2.
J. NJ. Citation, cd best
Thos. A. White. best spring buck lamb.----
RiSinger & Wey, I'd best
John 7. Shaw. I'd best
JIG Oxer, best eve l year and under 2. .....
j. NJ Citation, I'd best
L L. 0Nnr ID hest -