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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-09
INSUR ANCE

We call attention to the advertisement
of the Home Insurance Company of New
York. In consequence of change of the
General Agency Department of the Liver
pool and London and Globe Insurance Co.,
from Savannah to New Orleans, Gen. john
ston will hereafter act only for the Home.
This is strong and substantial Company,
with a surplus OF Six Millions, and is in all
respects worthy of the confidence and pa
tronage of the public.
Messrs. Barrows & Smythe, the Oldest
Insurance Agents in the State, continue to
take risks upon every description of proper
ty, including Gin House and Cotton.
They also take Life Insurance IN that
old and responsible Company, the 4Etna
of Hartford, which has never increased its
rates upon Southern risks and has al
ways kept its agency here, through good
and through evil report, and will con-
tinue to do so, SO that parties insuring
need have no fear that the agency
will be withdrawn as with other Compa-
MES, whereby the assured were seriously
Inconvenience and compelled to send to
head quarters to renew their policies and
running the risk of having their policies
lapse. The Etna Life Insurance Company
has paid out at this agency over $4,000
and no claim has ever been contested.
Messrs. b. & s. represent these two great
Companies and several others, affordins
ample protection.
Call on them for safe and reliable indem
nifty by fire and life insurance in their first
class Com panies.
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To EMPLOYERS. earnestly urge
the EN- poyers of young men who belong to
Capt John w. Clingan's company to per-
init them to attend their militia duties with
out deducting from their wages. They have
responded to the call of duty to the State,
and upon the request of the Democratic
Conservative Executive Committee. They
have given their services, and they should
not be made to bear the whole burden. We
do not believe any employer would take the
.time from their wages; but for fear some
should unthoughtedly do so, We make this
request. Let every one do his part proper
tionately. We trust it will not be said that
any young man not only had to do this I'M
pleasant duty, but also had to pay for the
privilege.
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SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. 2Sth, 1877

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. 2Sth, 1875.
I will cease to be General Agent of the
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance
Company at the end of this month, after
which the firm of j. E. Johnston & Co. will
devote itself exclusively to the business of
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF New
YORK in the States of North and South
Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi.
Louisiana and Texas. can strongly rec
ommend this last named Company to my
friends. j. L. JOHNSTON.
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OYSTERS received daily at Rohrbach'
er'S oo-u
WEST WARD HOME GUARDS. This

WEST WARD HOME GUARDS. This
fine organization had rousing meeting
last ight, The officers first chosen re-
signed their positions on account of having
gone into the militia, and the following
were elected in their places: j. A. Webb,
Captain; Al. Atkinson, LIST Lieutenant
NJ. L. Bennett, 2nd Lieutenant; Chas. Far
rish, 3rd Lieutenant, and David Ewing, LIST
Sergeant.
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DIR. 8. ALEXANDER,
Of Clinton, Miss,

HAS Just received q fresh supply Of BO-
IL TANlC MEDICINES for sale. Having
devoted much time and attention for many
years, to Chronic Diseases, he is prepared 10
cure Dyspepsia and Chronic Diarrhea, Chron-
10 Diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Spleen and
Kidneys, Dropsy, Asthma, Scrofula and Tet-
ter, Uterine arrangements, etc. Persons re-
siding Mt too great distance to consult him in
person can do so by letter successfully. Pub
lie patronage respectfully solicited.
July 2S 1875-5m
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THE HOME GUARDs,--It has been
suggested that the companies Of home
guards have battalion parade and drill. We
think the suggestion a good one' jackson
will not be able to take the prize at the
Philadelphia Centennial for the best drilled
volunteer battalion, unless they drill regu-
larly from now until they start to Phila-
phia.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-09
BANKRUPT SALE.

In the District Court of the United States
Southern District of Mississippi
In the Matter of
4. NGS% s5trnD, In Bankruptcy.
by VIRTUE Of the final Decree Of the Dis
- trict Court Of the United States. for the
southern District of Mississippi, rendered on
the 10Th day Of May, A. b. 1870 in the above
cause, the undersigned, assignee, etc, will
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder for cash,
in front Of the State House, in the City OF
jackson, State and District aforesaid. on the
18th day Of October, A. ID. 1876 the following
described lots and parcels of land belonging
to the Estate Of the said Il. Moody, Bankrupt,
to-wt
Ten acre Lots Nos IL, 10, IA and 10 and
Lots, Nos. 10, 70, Il, ~, % and "a in North
Jackson Lots !. Q and 4, in section Is, town
ship 9, range east Lot l. in section Z, town
ship B, range j east, and three acres in the
southwest corner Of southwest quarter, and
the east half Of southeast quarter, in section
30 township 9, range east, containing in the
aggregate, oil acres, more or less
AT the same time will be sold. the reyersion-
airy interest in the exemption set apart for the
widow OF the Bankrupt during her life, upon
which is situated the residence and other
buildings, together with FIVE and one-auarter
acres of land.
Further particulars Of the Decree will be
made known on day Of sale. Sale within
legal hours.
This is very desirable property. All Of the
above described lands are adjacent to the city
very productive, and suited for building lots
and stock farms
JAS. D. STEWART,
Assignee.
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1c1ous-Rev. w F. M Iinfeld

RELIGIoUs.-Rev. w. Z. NJ. Lin6eld,
Presiding Elder, will preach at the Metho-
dist Church to- morrow morning and night.
Rev. Mr.. Roudebush will preach at the
Presbyterian Church tonight, and also at
the usual hours on Sabbath.
The Sacrement of the Lords Supper will
be administered at both Churches to-mor-
row.
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Twenty-Five Cents per Week

THE DAILY CLARION will be mailed
TO any addres. until the election for % cents
per week. Our Mississippi exchanges will
sccnier favor by making a note of this.
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The LADIES OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH
are requested to meet at their place of wor-
ship on Sunday, 10th inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
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KILLING AT CRYSTAL SPRINGS.
learn that Joe Mosley, colored Democrat,
was killed by Radical negro in Crystal
Springs last night. No particulars.
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Club Meeting Tonight.

The Capital Democratic Conservative
eClub will meet at Angeles Hall tonight, at
s o'clock.
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For RENT.-The room in the Hill
zheim Building, State street, now occupied
bv Virden & c., as shoe store. ct.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-09

OUR Jewish fellow-citizens are observ'
ing the Day of Atonement to-day. All OF
their business houses are closed.
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CLUB Meeting tonight.

The BOARD OF REGISTRARS closed
their proceedings at late hour last night.
Total number of new certificates issued,
1854; white, 296; colored, 36S.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-09

B.J. ROBINSON, Esq, General Agent
4of the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad,
was in the city to-day.
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Texas Land Agency.

VNHE undersigned having recently returned
l. from Texas where he has given special
attention to Texas Lands and Land Titles and
having made permanent arrangements in
Texas, whereby he is now fully prepared to
undertake the Investigation and perfecting Of
titles to land in any county or portion Of the
State Of Texas, whether owned legally, equita-
bly, by heirs, deyisees or other parties, here
by invites all parties interested in any man
ner in Texas Lands or desiring any informa-
ton or assistance in reference thereto, to call
upon or communicate with the undersigned
A large amount of Texas Lands for sale or ex-
change. Address
+. L. BOWEN,
Brookhaven, Lincoln Co. Miss
March 4, 1875-ly
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WANTED.

THE POSITION OF TEACHER in family
i or in a Public or Private School, by a
young lady qualified TO teach the English
branches, also French and Music. Address
7. 8. Dsbney, Jr, Principal, MeComb City
Academy, McComb City, Miss.
Sent Z2-2t
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For RENT.-The front room of The
CLARION building. IT,
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OYSTERS! Oysters at Rohrbacher's.
oS-tf
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Observation-Disclosures

CHOICE Alabama Lime, Cement, Plaster,
- Hair, ETC., for sale, at lowest market rates
in quantities to suit, By
TH0S. 7. PERSONS,
City Ware House,
Jackson, Miss.
July l4-3m.
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FRESH Barrataria Oysters at Rohr'
sbachers oo-u
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j. Z. JOHNSTON.
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D The highest Cash price paid tor Cotton and liberal
Cotton consigned Mesrs Richardson Il May New Orleans.
Oct ls75-lm
, 1875-09-19
CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDENCE.
HOW WoRKIN9MEN MAY HELP THEMSELVES TO
CHEAP HOMES.
10 thu Editor Of Thc Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Sept. 18-I have read with deep
interest your articles on cheap suburban travel
for the benefit OF workingrnen. Let me give
your readers in brief the details Of plan
by which number Of workingmen might
unite their resources to procure cheap homes,
and cheap access to them. Let them buy
land in some suburb at $500 or $500 an
acre, divide it into lots ct cost price.
making tho price OF lot to each about
$50, which could DO paid one-quarter cash. the
balance in one, Two, and three years. Then lot
the work.ngmen during the winter, when con-
tractors have no employment for them, turn in
altogether and build houses for each other on
these lots.-the bricklayer doing the BRICK work
for all, the carpenter bis kind of work for all,
and 30 on. The rnw material for house Of the
kind required would not cost moro than 9l2o.
The cost OF this could pe betrayed BY monthly
assessments Of So or $40. The cheap transpor-
taton could be secured by buying the land only
on that railroad which would agree to run
train night aud morning at cheap rates to &C.
commodate this cheap cooperative settlement
F.. CoUnTSEY,
No. $50 Centre avenue, Chicago.
, 1875-09-19

building on Johnson place. east front, lis north
of Thirty-nlnth street, 81, 900.
Wood l. Stevens to H. Harding, Is feet on
Jackson street, 200 feet west OF California ave-
nue., north front, $3.50.
Robert Dixon to P. A. Rowland GO feet on
Walnut street, north front, 240 feet west Of Oak
ley avenue. $1,000.
A. Y. Mitchell to c. ". Brown IS feet on Got:
Union srenne, $4,000.
G: A. Day 70 Harriet::M. Locke, Lots 1e and II,
in Block Of Pitner's Second Addition to Evan
ston, $4,000.
feet Of Lots and 2, in Block Of Gibbs Addi-
ton to Evanston, 50, 300.
r. ". Patterson to Solomon Turck, 2271265
feet aud 217x26l feet, corner Chapel place and
Forty-third street. S42, 200.
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS..
Tho following instruments we're filed for E7o-
ord Saturday, Sept. 49,:
c1T1 PROPERTY.
Noble It, al4 = of Indiana IT. I 2'xlsa IT,, .oo
rourtesntp ssa tp1s st. Ii II of Ashland ~
ia It, dated Sept. IT.. 1ooo
Ontario st, bet North Clark and Dearborn ste;
ssD1t. i IS. =, l2.ooo
"a aatsa t. sspt :.s: 3:. ;":' 1'ss5 'ss5
Cottage Grove ~, u 6-lo It Of Thi1tyeiehth ooo
st, u, 21 21osloJ It, dated Sept ls.:::.. o'o'"
Cottage Grove AZ, cor OF Thirty-etghth 81, noo
ef, 81 Clio It to alley dated Sept. H.. 9.ooo
Wabash nv, Of and near IntIty-ulst ~ - =, ,oo
20xl92 #, dated Sept. 49, 4''''e
Ae1anaer Ut, l15 It . OK fotthna ~ TN
100 #, with other properly, Msteo sep ~ "~
"eso ~ sac3son "a 70 ~ g. 1 ~ % 1000
North feoria st. s' liz ot Hubbard 81 W.
.aa1ux1la1< It, dated Sept. l6............ $500
Auburn st. l55 It Of rhiety-fouEth Ut, v Is ,oo
ESD IT, dated May r.. ~ ~
Same s 40 the abose d9tea a. Pep, a. :. :s1iai r.
Aa.se1 .e ss'da. vi; a." asta vt sent IL 1000
ps,iin, 1T. i5sss It Of Yap Buren 1t. . /, az
i3aX #, datsd Aug. 26 26...........-..-....: 2,2so
, 1875-09-19
SALES OF THE WEEK.

The market for realty has been dull during the
week. The principal transactions Of interest
are giren below:
William D. Palmer has sold to John White 210
acres in Sec Is. little southwest Of Mount For
est, belonging to Mrs Finnesan, for $40, 500,
in exchange for two houses aud. lots On Throop
street, near Harrison.
John Hair has sold house and lot on Central
Park avenue. near Twenty-third street, for a.
700; fiftyxtwo lots at Lawndale for 435, 900;
one lot at South Lawn for 5000; 1900 acres land
Reynod County, No., for s32, 900 one lot At
Highland Park for $3.50 three lots at North
Evanston for 81, 500; fifty Iotsin Stadmans Sub
division, Sec. 10, ss, 10, for 70, 900. ...
F. E. Ford has sold lot, with Improvements,
COG Van Buren street, for $1G 0o0 four lots, with
improvements, Irving P!ace, 100 feet north OF
Tavlor street, west front, for $18, ,000.
F. z. Ford, in connection with G. q. Lawton,
has sold four two-story and basement brick
house on Irving Place. for SIS, 900.
Josiah Lombard has sold the II. u OF ". II,
Of N. F. Sec IS, 80, Is. for 595 600.
E. H. Castle l. Son have sold the residence Of
J. n. Wing, ut Hinsdale. for $1,000
]. 8. Gould has sold E. Il OF Lot So in Block
81, Canal Trustees Subdivision, Sec. 7, 80, "A,
being so feet front on Washington street, be-
tween Leavitt and Hoyne, for $4,000 cash.
J. G. Huszagh has sold the houses and lots
Nos. 1888 aud 40 Ogden avenue for So, coo; 200
feet IN Stough's Second Addition to Hinsdale,
for s12, 600.
William q. Ferry, Jr., has sold for J. Pflaum
the three-story and basement stone front, No.
319 South Clark street, lot 25x106 to alley, for
$4,000.
George Newbury sold one lot with three-story
and basement marble-frout dwelling. near the
corner of Michigan avenue and Eighteenth
street consideration, S25,000.
The family mansion Of the Greenebaums
fine columbia stone building, with lot rs BY
l50 on Ashland avenue, between Monroe and
Adams streets, Was cold last week for $31 100,
all cash, to the Bon. J. Russell Jones. our 1ate
Minister to Belgium, who has returned and
makes Chicago his residence.
125 feet, With frame building lu0 by Its feet,
aud two dwellng-houses, including engine,
boiler, and shafting, at Map1ewood, for George
E. Sanders and +. II. Webster, to Duly l. Schro-
der conalderation, $33, 900.
". A. Buffers to Adolph Loeb the premises
lG5 West Randolph street. SC, 725.
1gnetx UEback to John Fender, southwest cor
nee Of Throop and Clayton streets, 33. 700.
B. II. Underwood to Mrs. M. 3. Haskins, so
feet On Park avenue and weBt of Fail street,
g. 500.
Jaco5 Rshm to J. L. Lombard, 148xs14 feet,
except x3xssu. southwest conner Of Park avenue
aud :, 4,an 41reet. $4,000.
Fl. n. Cosa 10 Henry White, 25112o On Jack
eon street, west OF 1hroop street, eouth front,
~ 500
q. II. High to Joseph ofenlock, Is feat On
Perry avenne, north Of Belden. west front, &450
T. s. johnson to Ann J. Shaw, n feat, gtth
, 1875-09-19
THE LOAN MARKET.

The statement below foots up fasr amount
Of business for the past week. hut a careful
analysis shows that many instruments are re-
ne"ah, and that one involving consideration
Of over 3150, 1000 is to aeours An accrued In
dshtsdnsss. The demand fo1 money has fs1lsu
, 1875-09-19

TIE EErHESS OF AUSTRIA.
The Empress OF Austria is taxing the sea~baths
at Petites-D4les, near 8assetot, Seinelnfosieure.
The Empress is snberb swimmer. She takes
her bath every morning 1t O'Clock. Her cabin
and that o. her ladies' OF honor are together,
uu1er one root, separated into rooms or cabins
BY curtains. The cabin Of the Empress has q
corridor, with room on either side. In one is
her bathing dress, and the floor is covered with
waxed cloth in the other is d chair and small
toilette table, on which is = mirror. framed in
bamboo Simple enough. But the Empress ct
Austria is remarkably simple psTson in habits
and dress; she never wears q tewel un-
less obliged to 60 On State Accasions-
Her dress at the seaside ia ~ plain - possible.
she IL In mourning tor tho late e1-h9psFor Ee1-
djpaad. aha vsau black arefeR45 soatune}
, 1875-09-19

skirt and tunio are trimmed With biss f,,d.
braid black Hungarian raletot. with h'S;a .1a
trimming; black STRAW hat With blzck ch."s:a sa
and leather brodequins-those senrhia Fes1es Fss
mountain walking boots, that sre ali H. sGa sua
uow. Several ladies Of honor accounanv .taso sse
dressed IN the Same uupretending sty!o .5a u' hs'
hind them follows negress maid, who ,as4, -
leash the Empress favorits dog, tramendaama -
ly-1arge Danish hound. After tha hsts ~
Majesty, her ladies'. the negress, and the dao .oe
walk the full length Of the only street in p.,;s1
Dalles; at the end she stops for cun ~ .s:5s
which is milked from the cow in her pras.eaa& asa&
In the afternoon she rides on horseback fonr -
five hours. 'e14 <1Ea
THE "PocKeT PANTHEON.
Pierre Veron, who has been manufaet1,+,-
bon nsots 10 long that one might almo.t t...s
there WAS no material left, has Just pub15,b.a
little volume in Paris, called the "Pock,t D.,
theon." It is 3 kind Of pillory whare tho fnn,.
man has placed both his friends and his ~.
mics. No Parisian would think Of spar;no ~.
friend and spelling joke. Il the mos. c-a.,
and, at the same time, spiritual Of rens-t.s.
we're uttered at bis expense. he would recite !,
in company quite as speedily "a though It nm,
told OF his enemy. There is nothing uutfna +,
Veron's books. Even when the blow, Ii.
= lttlo hard, they are intended mi.
for v8hement caresses. All the aotoriat;,.
are arranged alphabetically. CT r.,
tain Countess, who, as the French somstim..
say, did not find her coat-of arms In her ~
de-" Veron ss5s: "She ia a notable nerso- -
Who Ike the Nile, does not desire to b.Ts 'oe: o..
one discover her SOURCE" OF Detail1a, i.
artist, Veron s.Ts: ''foune artist, arrived ~
the height OF bis reputation By express t,.;.
We are little afraid that he has taken ret,,r.
ticket" OF Schneider: Like all priessass.a
she is said to be fond Of those Who make sacrt
fices." OF Alphonse Rayer: "An aniable n
ersry man aud = beloved drector-two p4od-
gies-" And for Meilhac he has this pretty efm.
pliment: "How Is it that he alwsyB looka ~
ennuye? Does he never re-read his own vorfs -
Veron also gives us in his little volume somo d..
licious souvenirs OF Alfred de Musses IND ~
the poets brother, Paul, who onca nd.
"Afreu's glory is my only egotssm-"
MADAME olJoN
The American colony in Paris has fuH sn,,
tained great and probably An irrsparabls 1oa
in the death Of Madame Dijon. Who xas lid,
ame Dijon you will naturally inquire. Shs M
the head OF the best-conducted boardiug.houss
for Americans in Paris, place where our eh.
zeus abroad were always sure Of finding i
hearty welcome, combined with the best Of I'm
and the most moderate OF charges. She msda
American dishes her speciality, and our A1nbss.
sadors and Conauls have often met to diacusa
her waf1es and buck1heat cakes, bar oystsf
soup, succotash, and pumpkin pie. For ysas
her unpretending establishment On the Rna
Coumartin has been looked upon "a = sort ot
American territory in forpisn land. Madxue
Dijon WAS bright, active Little old lady, strong
~ resembling the popular idea Of beneyo,ess
fairy.
, 1875-09-19

REAL ESTATE IN NEW 1Uhh.
The New York Herald continues ita articles
about The ''noiseless panic in real estate" It
asserts that the general shrinkage since 1929
has been fully onethird on general parcels, while
como specaltics, that in expectation of greater
rise had been run up to fictitious and unnatural
prices, had settled away so per cent. This view
OF the market is fully confirmed by subsequent
inquiries among the savings banks and the life
insurance companies, whoro heavy volumes OF
bonds and mortgages are held. It is generally
conceded by officials Of these institutions that
on all property except such as is in tho
hands Of the wealthy and unembarraased
cwners, the shriDkage is from so to 93E per
cent on the ruling prices Of 1873. Already
many OF these institutions have had resuryeys
made Of tho property upon which they have
made advances, and are calling IN sufficient
amount to cover the slriukage. The President
Of one savings bank that holds over sc, 900 900
OF bonds and mortgages reports that he has
taken this precaution, fearing that in some de-
scriptions OF property there will be still ereatsr
dropping away Of prices, and that other banks
and some life insurance companies hare, to some
extent, done likewise.
The Herald gives table OF the amounts in
vested in New York mortgages by the savings
banks aud insurance companies:
Now York savings banks....$ 6i,647,332
New York firsfand marine in
surnnce companies. 0,950,91o
New York life insurance CON-
pan1e9. lts.331soot -
Brooklyn savings banks. 16,2 ,W7
Brooklyn nre insurance COM
Brooklyn % lie insurance COM
PAnJ.. l,3uo,4Vo
, 1875-09-19

might be called the Fairy OF Good Gracss, help
ed to lose for s two provinces and five milliards,
The Duke had not that Gay the courage Of his
opinions, because woman was speaking before
him.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-06-24
Excursion !

Two special coaches under the man
agement of JOHN A. MCCoRD, will con-
vey a select excursion party to Cincin-
natl on the regular Chicago Express,
Sunday, July 4th, leaving Camden 6:5S
a. ~; retu' ming, leave Cincinnati at
Z p. m. Quite a number of young mar
ried persons will accompany the party.
and all young men who desire to go we
would suggest they accompany some
lady friend. No person in the habit of
getting inebriated can procure tickets.
Only one hundred tickets will be sold,
so that all parties holding tickets will
enjoy a comfortable seat. Tickets can
be procured ofMr. MCCoRD from June
2Sth to july ID.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-06-24
Deal at Home.

The following paragraph we findin
an exchange, and republish it for the
reason that it is as applicable to our
town and neighborhood as any other:
'There is nothing which is so strength
ening to the business community as a
willingness to patronize home indus
try and enterprise. There is often a
large class of persons who seem to
think fashionable and cheap goods
can only be obtained in large cities.
A glance at our home stores should be
sufficient to prove that judicious pur-
chases can be made of our local mer-
chants. The rooms of nearly all our
dealers are filled with the styles, and
the class of goods are equal to those
which are found in much larger es-
adjustments. All that our merchants
ask is that the public will examine
their invoices, and they r satisfied
that the examination cannot but pro-
duce favorable results to both seller
and purchaser.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-06-24

The BEsT's Portable Gas Works at
Fishers Grocery, is INT of the finest
machines now in the country. 1t is
made from galvenized iron, by any
practical Timer, and the price of the
apparatus is very cheap. 1t gives a
beautiful light. This week they will
use the organ burners and globes and
the common gasoline oil. There is a
good chance for some man who would
make money by purchasing the coun-
ty right, as everybody will soon want
gas. W. r. Ross is disposing Of
counties and taking orders for ma.
chimes.