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National Republican., 1878-12-27
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For The Nld,c Atlantic 9.,'y, uorrh"s.lcriy
wind. stationery "r hiyhcr tcmi"ruDwc; falling
saromc,"ri rIopJy N.r'ner with rain Or snow Oh
the coast.
National Republican., 1878-12-27

julius LASsBuRa's attractive sale, fo1
Seventh street, under Odd Fellows Hall, and
continuing through the holidays Of imported
rugs, mats, druggets, and lap robes.
National Republican., 1878-12-27
IAALA AAILnlA
arr RE VI >.

Or,r.lr, lpn lE~g, l'"is, glove. g.. a. Roman 4
rJy, ~ -.}rGU. street
National Republican., 1878-12-27

THE deaf mutcs of Kendall Green College Will
give on exhibition Of shadow Inutnminlc al the
Metropolitan VI. T. church. on Friday evening
They are NCIy entertaining tO old AMI Young.
National Republican., 1878-12-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

SIX per cent. interest paid on deposits, Special
rates on time deposits. J. II. soUIER & Co.
BANKERS iIl6 Pcnnsy iyania avenue
National Republican., 1878-12-27
Order Of AmrrIc,n Union, No. /.

so,ID gvd watches, nom SIS mp. at HWIt~ / Co
a. !-cN ru'n .,r"rI.
National Republican., 1878-12-27

NV Wo-Wg.,lry '--1-'Ng, NrII lII1o 0"--lE
,Iu,rg rglnrCd wnl.' unu"i F"r.nrc Nt-a.n"-
ii. Wa rirlb. = burned about the body Vt NJ. 70.
~ .'...,' ,lr,"t nnrlhwr't. lie wa alone 10 The
L,u,. % me IAnn and, NrIuc iutoSIcu'cd 1t /. NY.
po.,l tn1l A, 1T lcr'rlf N'r'. Another the Hl IL
i,u' .t'Er m.,..cNut mtwrHted her e., th.UR wllh
eal vi and ig;:,.d #, bu for What Icu.uI it r. got
gp"a., The entire a'lj.'r j. ,hnrdci IN my,'"ry
I'D, ,i.,rl tl,ul Il ma ltin,i IaNl, lhrsrt wH-
,,,,,n ,.ifl lIr yrl -lou Tin" 'rt.Ir ia" Urrrr'
...f.l,r.ur.uf the !l'lI Pr "nul are.lsi nm,
a.. ,Tort.0f,i,r. u0l'ICsr sr.. E'ih- ''Igr.'t
uulu L..a rs,Ia'NY ~ 'IJ'"T Tun' H. Va r".
Ia-ri. Ily uw!Dru. 4tr ch' + |l1Iy ina irs.l
'''u.aI i.l h..Ir A.. i.rgtaF Ety. l,INrrH
Ir r.. ,uI ll,'''~riI al & at n.:r..t, % Be-.
g. .. hrl H'rl"i,'" pay. ~. lel.ls -. N".''
Il. l..ul.> Itl 'ui"'.t', u.H n'lIuWs rEl!'r.
J.. .,ll, .lplU'-Uu. D yaf.g uu,p',l LNfN. HH- ---
:. r',d 70, un'.vl- ~u'.iur ant H,'y lgr .l'.. &
nu .',.l,I lr'II rnuur,t.d IS. 70 the ,. I. ..
n. a 80, .,. 60, lI .Ne l'vl iu',l lH r7y.
National Republican., 1878-12-27

JuIIUs LANsRuRGH's attractive sale Of i'm.
ported crunb cloths, rugs, mats, and lap robes
commencing Monday, December 0, aud con.
iIuuing through the holidays promises to be
an immense success,
National Republican., 1878-12-27
Druggists.

WILLIAM d. ENTwIsLE.
w Corner Psnna. avenue and Twelfth street
- - DEALLRiS
CHEAIoALA
FANCY AND TOILET ARTlCLDS
ef''''' SOAPS. PERFuMkRY. do
PUyslCIASY PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFU LILY
COAPOuHpEp. nos.f
National Republican., 1878-12-27
AnIIIsI.IlLNlIIs.
Now Embellishments.

NGIlONAI THELlEr.--fLiS.
THtAEEE COr'9"G-Nurivly reif,rwance.
National Republican., 1878-12-27

Iru.r h,lr T.. coming out ar IuIu..t aIoy. -
moi nrIrtlut l,ytrN tr!.i HluuC yUN ,lN - Gus y
rvrrf. lwi', Nrh lisur viii remove ll." rNI'c oi
yrur I.rt nl rcslD,ing your lR'F ~ 10 Nas"lHI
Iurc,
National Republican., 1878-12-27
IInIl,lnY MelilIIlrS.

GnIirYirLrr bracelets chains. sett', &c, nom s
20 s4', OF l,a1is \ Cos, 49, Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-12-27

For holiday presents 20 10 Julius I.ans.
bnrBh, the popular carpet man, AL and AT
S,vrnIh street
National Republican., 1878-12-27

NsrrGsge licenses were issued yesterday 10 the
GD!lu wing applicants:
nauiel Crhart and Lizzie Hicks.
SorlC Adams and Mary tlGgrit.
Henry King aud Catherine Webster.
IicrTy II. club and Elizabeth Hodson.
Adam IFImbarh and Annie Walker.
London Tnl!afcrro and Sophia Porter.
Samuel =. Cook and bertha T. Ward.
Charles Owens aud Sarah Miller.
Austin Roy and Mrs. Roy Lena Muller.
William r. Dunn snl Mary J. thisin.
National Republican., 1878-12-27
q r A N IT, IS RO w
FOR RENT.

The elegant residences on Enst Capitol strest, one
square from The Capitol grounds known IS 0rani's
How haS Ing boon festor si my pUss. kslon by The
Supreme Conrt OF 1.-The District. fn0w ofer Them for
rent, 70 irstclass tenants only, for term OF three
years
This Is the nne.t block q dwelling houses IN Wash
IngiOu, having cost over tlOo1 each house confaln-
ins lretn rooms three bath rooms and all the mod.
ern improvrment<
There arc extensive yards 10 mont and rear en-.
bell shed with ahrubleiy, fountains, &c largo and
well arranged sable II sliached 10 each house.
class dwelling at low rent
Application may be made Rt is 4 street southeast
or a, 2ia East Capitol sirsei .,
srpsttf A, GRAN
National Republican., 1878-12-27
LINrIn.lLts

And a.,,u, eyry u.u,r m R.NA. I 4 -. ~
~, gm.L .I-gl
Tor ..Aaul orl..l.y y.a., Mr., Wla,'aa. -un.".
lug !uIpIr Lr,u h-,d rr oh.i.,.ru I'r.rrr.,
rvidu} 81 tho .luwanh. r,.t'ts WltI r'I.,, iv-l
lal,s The bowels, ,Ires ,l,Cul.'y and d'nllL,rL,
whether Rl..ing from trlhIuc "a uii.6r Caurcs AlI
Old HIiA ve...,Ich IoL.cdy. IS ,vnts y bottle.
A FIsE pair Oi ivory opera BisasC' S!Vl n iar.
IL 500, Is sENvH,A sugeL
National Republican., 1878-12-27

HARVEY 4 HOLDES'5
Table dllote i the best In the city Breakfast and
dinner - cents each,
National Republican., 1878-12-27
Great liHrgaiII-
4 Woman VI, ,,tcriuu-I, SET AGro.

" "Inrr ,oj,' at G'n,on " coA', "ioih,'r' ..5
sr,, ,.TI, SHOT
National Republican., 1878-12-27
FOOT SURGERY--CORNS, &c.

"pully walks bcing requisite 10 health" thoU4RIhs
visit ~ WHITES 'Fi lb sanCnt, lLG PrnIsylNhu
avenue. op. .o-ke Wnlar'ls Hotel for relief from aud
az OItan,u OF CnrnS Buul0nS. C.Ibsins, Ia Nails,
SG. Among his patrons are many Vl tie nCst ,nI
ment medical, juaci,, and political digmariet oi the
world. Estlbshcd 1851. Foe, Il u visit. dcC.J
National Republican., 1878-12-27
FOrReRt.

FOR RENT = COMFORTABLY FURNlShED
Il Rooms, on nrst, second or third loUri hot ard
cold water in every room bath two foorA south
erp. eastern and vuslnrn exposure. Apply 1911 Yer
mont avenue, near MePben"n squsIc: detlm
NOR REST-CALL AND SEE OUR l.lsT OF
II property Ior rent JOHN sH IRMAS SCO,
Ju-Iy ~ Cloud BuidnH
National Republican., 1878-12-27

wuAI intense paIa Is eensd by tooth cchc How
National Republican., 1878-12-27

No WHOLESALE butter house In this city or Balt-
has better facilities for daily receipts OF choice
dairy products than SPIcERs. corner Nlnth and u
streets northwest, Large stock. Fine goods. Low
prices. Fair dealing.
National Republican., 1878-12-27
Millinery.

NINE. J.. f. JIANNERET .t RNLTIHOEE,
Nl has 'l.t tigr'rit usN ,H"-a U' Il.Nt " E,-,
BpNNI1G- and E,.j NJ IIAI.~ o'r"lnliy cs~s.
elsCtnd by r|r~C,I IN r..ts. IT No. ~ Penn. %S1
= tvana ~ -yuc up ~.Gir-I, between twelfth
snd 81 riCs nh ,'rsri-, WH-hiusi,ur Dc, d.
National Republican., 1878-12-27

orr ENTIRE -1o"E NAEkIU ltO"N. rEE'
NItl.S 10 I Nil$tI lNNENIu!tI. tI~ENhN
BRO. tGl,\IH -EEtSIH ANu 4.
National Republican., 1878-12-27

THoNrsoN's PoNApE OrTrtt, All olcaginous com.
pound OF great merit for dressing and cleansing
The hair Sold by all druggists % and 10 cents per
National Republican., 1878-12-27

Buffers BAtsINIc MIxTUEr, the old inhlliLle
remedy. sold by druggists price, 81 per bottle.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12
j. G. IRWIN
GEORGE TYLER.
EDWARD EWING.
Signed.

TCopy of the contract between the
L. L. q G. R. R, Co. and Fairbanks
and Wilson.
Memorandum of an agreement
made and entered into this, the thir-
teenth, day Of December, 1871, at In
dianapolis, Indiana, wherein the L.
L. and G.. R. R. Co. of the first part,
and FL. Wilson, President of the Ohio
Soldiers and Citizens Colony, and
j. j. Fairbanks, President of the In
diana Colony, of the second part, are
parties: The said L. L. and G.. R.
R. Co. of the first part, agree to pay
to the said Wilson and Fairbanks,
of the second part, three per cent.
commission on all land sold during
the year 1872, to any and all parties
or persons whatsoever, in compliance
with the terms CT a contract this day
entered into and made between the
parties aforesaid, for the sale of Ger
tain lands therein set apart to the
said colonies. Said commission is
TO be computed on the stipulated
price per acre as set forth in the
agreement above referred to, and is
to be paid. two-thirds of the same to
the said Wilson, and the remaining
third to the said Fairbanks, on the
receipt by the R. R. Co. of the first
interest payment on any and all lands
sold as above before the first day of
July, 1872, and upon the receipt of
the first annual payment on any and
all lands sold thereafter.
1t is further agreed that the said
R. R. Co. will allow to the said colo
mics a reduction of fifty cents per
acre below the appraised value on
all lands sold under the above agree
ments Five per cent. of said reduc-
tion TO be given to the actual pur-
chaser of the land and applied upon
the price per acre of the same at the
time of the purchase. The remain
ing per cent of said reduction to be
paid to the said Wilson & Fairbanks,
two thirds of the same to the said
Wilson, and the remaining one-third
to the said Fairbanks, upon the re-
ceipt by the said r. R. Co. of the
first annual payment on all lands
sold prior to the first of July, 1872,
and upon the receipt of the second
annual payment on all lands sold
thereafter, under the agreement
above referred to.
In consideration of the above, the
said Wilson and Fairbanks, of the
second part, agree to settle their col
onies on the lands of said r. r. Co.
this day set apart by contract, and
they further agree that they will pro-
cure purchasers for at least fifty
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

A Democrat stepped into u Of
fee on last Thursday and handed us
a copy of the Miami Democrat, of
August Sd, and requested US to re
turn it to Smiley with the advice to
keep such trash in Piqua among the
little knot of black-mailers, sore
heads and boilers. Such literature
will change no Democrats in Preble
county. By the way, who is "shell-
ing OUT for the bundles of this muir
XIV journal that find their way over
here? Oh, virtuous and pure Smi-
ley and christian "Ikey."
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

We assert positively and what we
knoD, that in Congress Gen. LEFE-
vRE will vote against all subsidies or
land grants to any rail road corpora
ton, and that he will vote to remove
all restrictions on the coinage of sill
yer, to cut down high salaries and
abolish all ~sinecure offices, to increase
the currency to, meet the business
demands of the country, and to issue
greenbacks to take the place of the
National currency. Can any Demo
crat or greenback advocate ask any
more.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

We invite the. attention of the
reader to the article from the Troy
Sentinel, headed "ExoNERATED," in
another column of our paper. 1t
completely does away with the story
which originated with the pious
fraud of the Miami Helmet, about
Gen. LEFEvRE being drunk at Piqua
and hauled home on a dray. Like
his story about him here in Eaton it
was a naked falsehood. Of course
Morris will not correct the SANDER.
He never was known to do such an
honorable thing toward a political
opponent. 1t is against his kind OF
christian religious and %hypocritical
professions. He 'believes," and ex-
poets to be saved from a roasting, for
his shameless lies six daysi IN the
week. The honest men of this Dis
trict are beginning to find out the
"true inwardness" of the men who
are opposing Gen. LEFEvRE, and are
now rallying to his support by the
score. So far as Preble county is
concerned, these guerrilla sheets can
60 on with their ISLANDERS and abuse.
No attention will be paid to them.
They are lost to respect.
TLa-ro hI..Jl.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

The political dead beats, black
mailers, pious frauds, pimps and
canting hypocrits of this District,
have all entered into an agreement
to fight Gen. LEFEvRE, and each one
is trying to see which can out black
guard and out-lie the other in the
business, and at present it is hard to
tell which is ahead, the praying, can't
ing %hypocrites, or the matchmaking,
dead beat blackguards. Go on with
your dirty work-get down into the
cess-poofof political degradation and
depravity, and e how much stock
the honest voters take in your crazy
rantings.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

The Miami Helmet and Democrat
don't publish Hon. FRANK MoK1N-
NEY's version of Gen. LEFEvRE's
"dray ride" which these pinks Of
honesty (?) tortured into a v~illainous
SANDER and lie. No difference how
shameless and bare-faced the charges
these fellows make in their chris.
tian (?) and loving (?) kindness fol
justice and honor, they stick to them
They are a sweet scented pair to talk
about corruption. Bah!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

The Democratic party is the orig
nal greenback party-its State plat
form is sound on that question and
all its candidates, State and Congress
sional, plant themselves firmly upon
it, and why should any one believing
in this doctrine, foolishly throw away
his vote OF a third party that prom
Uses no more and has not the ghost
of a chance of success? Let those
clamoring for reform in our finance
government, look sensibly at this
matter and vote that way.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

UNCLE DICK wants the people to
fast and pray to morrow, friday
for the abatement of the yellow fe-
yer scourge. Medicine, food, money
and help is what they want to arrest
the plague. These, and slack Frost"
will do more good than all the pray
ers that can be uttered in a thousand
wears,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

In these words does the Boston
Post bestow its blessing upon the
Republicans: "Their doom as a par
ty is evidently sealed. For this rea-
son they call on Grant to come back
and save them. The country to-day
has got beyond Grant in politics. II
is preparing for different and greater
things. AS for the security of the
Federal Union and the perpetuity Of
republican government, these troub
lie them nothing. All they crave i:
power; popular rights may go. They
swell with phrases of patriotism
when they lea only Capitalization
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Laboring men and mechanics who
are out of employment, and farmers
whose lands are mortgaged for back
payments, should vote for the men
who promises to labor for their relief.
WILSON, the Republican candidate
for Congress, says he has no "pana-
cea to advertise" for this class OF
people. He is the bondholder's
friend and tool.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12


The black.mailers and "dead
BEATS" who sell themselves to every
and reap a harvest that
way at the approach of every cleo
ton, is now around and in market.
1t is disgusting. Candidates should
kick them out of their presence, and
tell them to go south and nurse vel
low Never patients. Well agree tc
furnish a creditable obituary for eve.
ny one of these miserable galoots who
will sacrifice themselves in this
christian work.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Since the recent exposure of the
ISLANDERS and lies against Gen. LIE
FEyRE, concocted by the pious Miami
Helmet and the guerrilla Miami Dem
ocrat, he is gaining strength in Pre-
bic county. The boiling sore-heads
and their allies drew too strong on
their stock of defamation for houora-
BILE and decent men.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

STEVE JOHNSON, the National can
didate for Congress in this District,
is a dyed-in- the wool Republican and
an old chronic ofice-seeking hum
bug, and WILSON, the Republican
candidate ia a fraud. The people
want no more such representatives
in Congress.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Mr.. BLACKBOARD, the Prohibition
candidate for Congress, will not ac-
cept the proposition to withdrawn
and work for WILSON, even if he is
as stiff a temperance man as Mr.. B.
dare be. Mr.. B. thinks his chances
are equally as good as Wilson's,
which the same is correct.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Every Democrat who casts his
vote for STEVE JOHNSON, the Nation
ais nominee for Congress in this
District, contributes that much TO-
ward the support of the Republican
party and all its robbery and rascal
ity. Far better vote directly for it
than to throw away your vote so fool
ishly.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

The news from the yellow fever
districts shows that there is no abate-
ment in the disease at any point, but
that it is spreading to many new
places. Gloom, despair, horror and
death sweeps over the stricken towns
and cities of Vicksburg, Greneda,
Memphis, New Orleans, Hickman,
Canton and many other points, and
rushes into untimely graves thou
sands of poor human beings every
day. Cities and villages are filed
with sick and dying and dead, of all
ages and conditions. To hundreds
of the smitten ones medicines and
medical attendance and the consola-
tions of brotherly kindness are deni-
ed. Good men and blessed women
in the South are daring death in the
face and doing all in their power to
restore the sick and alleviate the
miseries of the dying. But their
means are wholly inadequate to the
demands made upon them. Contri-
buttons of money are imperatively
needed to meet the requirements in
the cure, both of the sick and the
dead. Will the good people of Ea.
ton continue to fold their hands and
thank God they do not live in Mem.
phis, V~icksburg or New Orleans?-
Or, will they meet and contribute
with willing hearts something to the
help of the suffering South? If SC
go to the meeting this "Wednesday,
evening at the Court House.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Don't believe reports circulated
against Democratic candidates from
now until the election by Republican
p~artisans, who r reckless and un-
principled enough to circulate lies
and after the election laugh about
Democrats being green enough to
believe them!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Qualifications, integrity, sobriety
and honesty, are the recommended
tions upon which HENRY SH1DELER,
MARTIN Sw1sHER aud JAMES CAMP
BELL, go before the people asking
their suffrage for the offices of Pro-
bate Judge, Sheriff and Commission
er. No man can ask any more
Vote for them and let us have a lit
tie change.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

The Miami Democrat quotes from
the Germantown Press as a "Demo
cratic" paper. We would give a
nickel to see an honest paragraph in
the Miami Democrat in connection
with the Congressional nomination of
Gen. LEFEvRE. The Press is only
Democratic when it suits it's editor,
and Smiley knew he was falsely re-
presenting it when quoting it "Dem-
ocratic."
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Col. WILSON says: "We have no
panacea to advertise" The farmers,
mechanics and laboring men, are
asked to vote for this man who de-
clares he has nothing to offer them
for their oppressed condition. Is
this the kind of a person they want
to represent them in Congress?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

According to the editor of the Reg
lister, if Mr. Townsend voted for Old
father and Dix, he ought to be pro-
scribed. Here is a strange and new
feature in politics. MI. Williams in
vites and urges Democrats to sup
port Republican candidates for office,
and then turns around and asks their
party to prescribe them for it! Let
Democrats be careful in the future.
and not put themselves in such a
predicament to please Mr.. Williams
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Any farmer, mechanic or laboring
man, who will vote for such a man to
represent them in Congress as Col.
WILSON, should never open his mouth
again about hard times.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

UNCLE DICK says he didn't mean
to exclude the Jews from the prayer
guage to stop the yellow fever
scourge. Of course a 'jew-sy" pray
er will do just as much good as any
other.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12


With the beginning of the next
political year the Democrats will be
in complete control of the Legislative
department of the national govern
ment for the first time in nearly
twenty years. While the Democrats
are advancing to the possession of
political power and gaining strength
with each day the Republican party,
deprived of its ancient war cries and
overwhelmed by the reproach of a
stolen Presidency, is rapidly going
to pieces. There is scarcelyAaS State
in the Union in which the process of
decay is not going on. Is this a time
then for Democrats who have faith
fully. adhered to the party TO abandon
the glorious organization? Ifthey are
impatient that results have not been
attained in legislation commensurate
with their wishes they should remem-
Der that the Democrats have been in
control of none of the engines of po-
litical power. As a minority the
Democrats have been unable to shape
the legislation of the country. The
best they could do was to restrain
the RIGHTEOUSNESS of the party in
possession of the government. But
now they are about to enter upon po-
%litical responsibility for the first
time in twenty long years, and they
are to be judged by their acts. In
stead of patiently waiting Democrats
here and there have been persuaded
to Join one or another Of the mush-
room organizations that have sprung
out of the corruption and decay of
the Republican party to assail the
National Democracy. The political
situation is somewhat analogous to
that of 1852. The wing party though
dying showed signs of vitality at its
extremities in Massachusetts and
Vermont, Kentucky and Tennessee
Then Know Nothings, Nativists
Free Sellers, Barn Burners and nu'
merous other factions arose in the
rear of the indomitable Democracy
A like phenomenon is now witness
ed in the decadence of the Republi
can party. The "nationals" green
hackers, knights of labor, and othel
political organizations that have re
Gently come to the surfacear 81
many expressions of discomfort will
the policy and rule of the Republi
cans. Attracted by the novelty som
!, unref1ecting Democrats have been in
!, duced to join these organizations in
stead of adhering to their old ban
ner. But such as have strayed ava,
: are fast returning to the ancient fold
: They feel that this is not a time t.
r seek favor with factions that can OBJ
tain control of neither state o ma
. tional Legislature. They recogniz
that the political reforms which ar
l necessary for the relief of the cour
try can be accomplished only by tn
national Democracy who are agai
e entering upon a long career of power
They know that in the bosom of tn
Democracy, the party of the future
y they have the ample guaranty for tn
protection of all the rights to whic
they are entitled u2der the constitl
tion.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Every farmer, mechanic and labor
ing man in Preble county, should
bear in mind that the present depres-
sion in business and restitution all
over the country, is due to the con-
traction policy of the Republican
party. WILSON, the Republican can
didate for Congress, glories in it and
will vote to continue it. Vote against
him.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

quarter sections between the date Of
this contract and the tenth day of
January, 1872.
Each party to this contract has a
copy of the same.
Signed John W. SooTT.
L. G. L. L. and G.. r. r. Co.
HARRISON WILSON,
Pres't Ohio Soldiers and Citizens
Colony.
JNo. j. FAIRBANKS,
President Indiana Colony.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Isaac Silver was a soldier and lost
an arm in the service-he was a can
didate for Clerk and was defeated.
Bcokwalter who secured the prize
never was in the service. Still the
Republicans love the soldierl
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Democrats of Preble county, per-
nit no one to induce you to vote
against your own ticket. Those on
it are all good and honest men, and
you want a change in the admins
trstion of your political affairs
Vote it straight.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

Col. WILSON, Republican candidate
for Congress, was in Eaton last
Tuesday. He. could not say wheth-
er JOHNSON, BLACKBOARD or himself,
will poll the largest vote against
Gen. LEFEvRE.