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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-11

BY LEGISLATIVE ENACTMENT 1852. OPENED ITS
Location is delightful and justly celebrated forits healthfulness, on the w. u
/. r., h termini of which ire Racine II Rock Island IA new building Just
completed doubles h accommodations 1t is furnished with modern improve
ments, as furnaces; ventilated on the Ruttan system, than which there is none
better: lighted by gas; tah roomsw with hot and cold water o every floor, etc,
ETC.. Diplomas conferred on students completing the our in the Collegiate,
Normal, Creacher's) Music, or Painting Departments and to those excening in
the last two medals are awarded. The Collegiate corpse Is extended and thor
ough. The ART DEPARTMENTS are also far in advance of similar insttu-
tions. Optional studies allowed to those not wishing q regular course. zsA
. EL OCUTION has a prominence elm this school rarely given in institutions
of Tic kind. The best of Teachers employed lin this as in other departments. I'll
ADEPARTMENT OF TELEGRAPHY, Established January, 1879 furnish
ed with the latest improved instruments, and in charge of an experienced ope
rator, affords are opportunity for students to prepare for q pleasant and lucra-
tive business. Aid to procure situations given the thoroughly competent from
each department. ~
EXPENSES REDUCED to lowest fgurespomible for.truly first class accom-
modauons. &@{8u3H&a a5 sT sIE H41t@d
Pecuniary Aid Given Those Needing IT,
~ MANUAL LABOR given those who would ecouomize expenses. Large dis
counts to daughters ofClergymen and Missionaries TUITION FREE to daugh-
tes of soldiers who died in the service. gaf 99 aMs8&0N@S &
Rev. j. A. Smith, D. D, of Chicago, says: eve feel warranted in pronounc-
ing this school for all the highest purposes of education, on of the best in our
knowledge. We regard it as unsurpassed in the West, whether as respects the
of the discipline or the substantial value of the instruction.
For particulars address, = + It
PRINCIPAL MT. CARROLL
June27 1881 CARROLL COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
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In looking aroundfo or holiday presents,
don't forget to call and examine the larg-
est assortment ever shown in Eaton, at
the Eaton Cheap Store, next to P. O.
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dec11-1m

Young man, purchase one of those ell
egant necklaces for a holiday present for
your sweetheart, at the Eaton Cheap
Store, next to post-offiee.
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dec11-1m

Young ladies DESTROYS of obtaining hol-
iday presents for their 'tfellers'' can find
them at the Eaton Cheap Store, next to
post-office.
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Notice to Land
Hunters & Emigrants.

If you want = Land Exploring Ticket or reliable.
Information about lands In the West, or if you
have bought a home there and want to move With
your family, household goods and stock, address
the undersigned and get our rates and maps.
JN0 w. BROWN, GEM Pass q Tsk't Ayr.
INDIANAPOLIS, ND.
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RAILROAD TABLE,:
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NORTH.

Through tickets on sale for all points, East or
West. Reduced rates for Emlgrant and Colonist
parties. For Information In regard "a. ticket.
rates, DC, inquire of J. A. Miller, Ticket Agent.
corner Third and Columbia street; or address @.
w. Smith GenI Pass'r Agent, Lafayette, Ind.
Il. II. WALDRON, tt
feb20-'7s General Superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-10

The practical effect OF Major Morgan's recent
ly-issued order, limiting the use OF garden and
lawn hose to the half hour between and 7:SO
O'Clock p. M, VIII be to doom to destruction q
vexy large proportion of the flower beds and
grass plats which now do so much to beautify
the city and improve its health and comfort. At
this hot and dry season OF the year the use OF
an ordinary sprtnkling hose for half hour only
each day wiz not afford sufficient moisture to
preserve the life OF grass and flowers In the
smallest and most unpretentious of enclosures,
even supposing for moment that full flow
OF water could be secured during the
b1ief period specified,-which every body
knows connot be done. And the dIf-
heuity On this point will be seriously aggra-
waited by the terms Of the order Itself. II all
householders In Washington are compelled TO
use their lawn hose during precisely the same
half hour, 1t stands to reason that the water
VIII not rise at all to the higher levels of the
City at the time named, so that those persons
unfortunate enough to live On elevated ground
may as wen give up at once all idea Of cultivat-
ing mowers and grass or doing anything In that
way toward improving and beautifying their
own premises and thus adding to the attrac-
lions OF the city. The good taste and individual
enorts OF Our citizens have already done a
great deal, not only toward giving the
national capital q rank among the most
lovely cities In the world, but also TO-
ward promoting and preserving the public
health and comfort BY the cultivation of shrub
Dery, flowers and grass, and our authorities
ought to encourage and foster instead OF OBJ.
struct and embarrass every possible step In that
direction. We have no doubt the water problem
Is very difficult and vexatious one, but we
feel sure 1t can be solved In much more salts
factory and effective way than by the terms OF
Major Mofgan's order above referred to.
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Memphis chronicles its first death from vel
low-fever and awaits In uneasy suspense repe-
tition OF the horrors of last year, which were
heralded by sporadic cases. II ours were not,
otherwise, one Of the healthiest cities in the
United States, the presence Of pest breeder
like the river flats In the vicinity would make
Washing onians, as uneasy as the good people
OF Memphis. We would all have been swept
away by the plague long ago II, in addition to
the fats nuisance, the city were cursed as pic
tured BY Imaginative and itemless correspon-
dents. The conditions are favorable for the
annual announcement by some gifted special
correspondent that the people here are falling
dead In the streets from strange and unknown
diseases. The public curiosity Is strong to know
why this bit OF enterprise Is delayed.
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1t Is noted as odd that Gen. Thomas Ewing
and Mr. Charles Foster, the rival candidates for
governor Of Ohio, should both be visiting New
YORK now instead Of at home marshalling their
FORCES Ior the battle. Perhaps they want to
TAP some New York money barrels to get the
Sinews Of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-10

1t appears that prince Jerome yano,eon
viii, after all. accept the responsibilities of the
deceased "Prince Imperial" The apt,tnne Far
the part which he has shown In pretending that
he does not want the place Indicates that he
win be success as PretenGer.
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The British House Of Commons has voted to
create new cabinet position, the minister OF
agriculture. This fact will be used by the SUD-
porters and opponents of a similar action by the
United States. 1t gives the first good prece-
dent, ard enables the second to pronounce the
movement an attempt to graft English practices
upon our free Institutions
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Average ssces7s Daily Circulation over
17.6O0-bets0 q much larger bona tide.
regular and permanent circulation than
that Of all the other daily papers IN tie
city added together.

Parsons LEAVING THE CITY msy have THE STAR
oent TO their address by MAIL postage prepaid. for
such period Of time they may desire, at the rate
Of Is cents per week, so cents month, 8I76 for
three months, or % for six months.
- The money to pay for the time required must
In ell cases accompany the order. Otherwise the
paper cannot be sent.
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THE oELLULoID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS

That never rusts, never breaks, never wears out,
Always G!sen and can be worn while bathing, ia for
sale ct QHAA II6HERS Gas 7th street q. W. -
MIS- Fisher devotes her attention to the wants Of
&oy patrons. decllJY
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delicious SUMNER DnINK.
.BY GOODS AT A SACRIFICES


- BRopHRAps,
1905 r street, bet 18th and 18th SITS.
All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchicfs, loo and up:
White Shetland Wool Shawls, Soc. ana up Ladies'
Hose &c gas and up Breton Lace &C. per "a and
Crash &C. yd., worth lnc Daisy Bleached Cotton,
7c. yd LOnesdale A BIeached Cotton, 9Lc. CLARK 8
beat 200 % Spool Cotton, &c lsix spools for 2oc
Black Silks, 75c. and up. CA Black s Tx at 81 10,
imported, 40 in; wide. Soc and no. 20 per cent.
Law g, &c, &c very cheap, ct BRODHEADS,
jy1t-1y 1908 r st.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WAsHINGToN. c., July 8, 1879
Sealed Proposals will bs received at the o. g.
Treasury Department until IL O'Clock noon OF
MONDAY, July %. 1879 for supplying Is 600 yards,
more or less OF the best America We frame body
Bruss5 Is Carpet, and twelve thousand yards, more
or iese, best American Carpet Lining for US public
buildings
Bids must state the price yard delivered to the
Treasury Department at Washington, and must be
accOmr anied by a sampe o. enc and one half yards
of the Carpet and one and eha yards Of the Lin
log 90 samples OF the goods proposed to be fur
nisbed.
No bid will be considered unless accompanied by
for that an CUNT as a guarantee of good faith
Deposit of successful bidder will be retained until
contract is entered into and bond given, with not
less than two suretes in the penal sum Of $5L 90,
condtoLeG that the terms OF contract shall be faith
fully executed.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, and to waive defects.
BIDS should be addressed to the undersigned. and
endorsed Proposals for Carpet and Garrett Lining. :"
jylO-eO2t JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
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The above L. only small part Of the property for
rent and sale on my books. For complete list zee
bulletin issued on the Let and 18th Of each month
which can be bad on application at my ofhce, or viii
be sent by mail II desired
$1,000 $3 0O0. $4,000. 900. $500. 800. $500 st
per Ct $2,0OU at rer Ct jy9tr
dor RENT
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BANKERS.

elO . $1,000 UVEDTED in wan q. Hoc0
y MAKES fortunes every month. Boob rant ffo0.
sxplatnine ever thing .Addfo0 BAxTm 3 co..
MKMBKR or THE 8TOOK lXCHAN0E M
a execute orders tor the purchase on ale Of Deoc
Bonds ana Gold On moderate mArgtnA Oommi0
On reaeeAAhae parties only. Correspondence 00lio.
ned. ae1fy 1erIi1Q. Aemp1k An. Ufpips anA
G1 4sa1aas S.IfSa6 Ia fs5ensl 40.
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w sdIess NJ isa1 fsnn. a. ~. 1s0'0'0n ,yio ~ 'f
J. " assist in dining room. Apply ga Penn. :yes.
Y. r s. n I 49, s s'9S e;
d.s.. zoS & ss Gu and ;o a
WANTID-Three UNFgRNIsHED ROOMS on
dress pes Bss s og a.
sSsRy sass bens ss f Fs1
ence to SlS New Jersey avenue NV. It
WANTED-By young woman. PLACE to sew
n at Spns and
WANTED.A middle.eeed WOMAN to cook for
with 1efarences. to No 1928 ilth & NV iyio 2Ry
WANTEp.By yeuDs man Ehe understands the
capital. References given. Address L, Sssr Of.
WANThD-;A lacy wishes EMPLOYMENT with
ep,sa or copying at home. Address NJ stsf
W ANTED-By . family Of adults in the country,
IS st saa hssssy
WAnTED-By an Rnelsh eiti, SITUATION
w as nurse aud sesmstress or chambermaid VIII.
2ls Maryland ave. ne. ''0-'~' 0' it,
T6E T. 30 sss%sss o xhts
plcyer's, ITO O st SIC. III
w ANTED..By a gentleman Of rood business
trouE sG9a indus
snses Small Salary GLERKsMfp City 1 Post e. 81
J, is; . s1s SpS
81: NV. jy9-N'
MH14s sn9 PSNt 99s 60 :, g.,
WANTED-A white GIRL German preferred, to
fes sx9 rs5sons Reference required 10
WANTED-A small furnished ROOM; 1uie.
49, negn1borhooa. with young widow lady pre-
bAf d Asa Fest do @sdasy' RoBr Il e1s
WANTED-A good BLACKSMITH to 20 to the
rsut country near Msrboroush shnp and tools for
Sgf6 B.
nop fsr the summer would like e have the use Of
SS s for
Addr ps ws OF Best OF
Esea& 9ssss:0s STSx sos y ss
Gall at No. 725 18th ST. NV. jy8Ws
"ANTFD-SALES LADIES and GENTLEMEN
y! D. APPLETON Il Co., Publshera W. ".
HAYNE, Manager, Rooms 4 and 6, Intellieeuc r
Building, Washington, d. q. jy8-1ms
WANTED-AT No So I ST. Nw.-A neat indus
" trious WOMAN to do general housework, cook
ing and laundrying. Gall Immediately, with refer
ences Must stay niehts jy83ts
WANTED-SALESMEN to take general State
w Agencies! Salary and expenses paid Refer
ences required. TRIUMPH MF'd 90. ll6 Monroe
81, OMcago. je23-26t
WANTEDooAAn to keep IL mind that $40 win bay
WEED, NEW IMPROVED, with drop leaf. side
drawers and ~ attachments. Renting and repairing
q specially McKENNEY. AT 9Th sf n W. mylO-tr
WANTED STEAM CARPET OIEANINa-Or.
w ders left at w. 8 MITCHELL'S Garrett Ware |
mouse, Market space. ap226m
WANTED-OARPETS to OIEAN at RIOEs
" Steam Beating Works 400 Maine avenue sW
Orders by mail Or left ct W. b. Moses, cor 7th St
ana "A ave, or Messrs. Hooe Bro. b Co., 1923 st..
carpet Dealers. ap2l6m
CARPET CLEANING: ali
w work guaranteed; ct OHAOE'6, 616 Louisiana
svo. mAr29-1y
WANTFD-FEATHER BEDS 70 RTNOVATR A
w OHAOkB, GIG Louisiana avenue. augSl-ly
WANTED-MOTHs and Other insects ia forni.
" tuEe TO exterminAte by guperheated steam, q
OaAOkb. Upholsterer, GIG La. avenue. aug3lly
WANTKDCFhe UPHOLSTERY work: II ve.r.
w e1peEtenoa Goods DO, at lowest pricos A H
OdAOG. 6l6 Louisiana svenueL aug8l-ly
Tn2T NH EOHNn
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NATIONAL HAFH DEPOSIT COMPANY,
IN 18th street and New York avenue

Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults. Safes for
rent from e6 to 46U Per Annunn. Takes Govern
ment Bonds on special Deposft-one dollar per
&le0O year. Also. receive9 6ilverwAre packed in
ordinary sized trunks ON depoaat for moderate
charge Board Of Manasers-Wm. Stickney presi.
dent; George W. RiRgy. vice president; B. ?. Sny.
der, secretary; A. l. Eturfevant, treasurer Henry
A Willard. John Oassels, Thomas Evans my8-h
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.ISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership
JOHN OGDEN. under the name OF Geo Watts / Co.
Is ihls Day dissolved BY mutual consent All liabii
ties by Geo Watts & Co., will be settled aud ali
Claims OF said firm win be collected By Geo Watts
the successor in business Of said firm
GEORGE WATT5
JOHN OGDEN,
Wathipgton, D c.. July Z 1879 iraat
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DOTOAIAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
STEAMER "sUE,"
CAPT. W. c. GEoGHEGAN,
Leaves Stephenson's Wharf. foot Of 7th street,
k hH11 sUNNDDAI, at P a. for L.
MOLE. Returning leaves BaltimoresDD1G4llI
EVERY ERIDAY.z p. M.
Freight snd passengers at low rates.
STEPHENSON BRO, Agents,
OHces-7th street Wharf and Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street .sIf iv9. Inn
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
~ 900 PeMeSyLv0sta avenue.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM A BANKRUPT
SALE IN NEW YORK, -
AN IMMENSE y, STOCK OF LADIES' NEW
SLIPPERS -
ALSO, LARGE LOT OF GENTS LOW Quar-
TER AND sEASONADPE SHOES.
THESE GOODS WILL BE SOLD IS PER GENT.
LOWER CHAN THE SAME QUALITY WE'RE
EVER OFFERED FOR IN THIS CITY.
LOOK AT THE PRICES:
Gioo, xyoWyort I'D
Lacies' Hand sewed Newport Ties. Loo to e2.u0
Ladies OF strap Sandals. 90 to 81 IS
Ghiarsn's Heeea Newports to sl2o
Gents SOLID LowquArtered Shoes. 0V
Gents Calf Lowquarttred Shoes. so to "a 90
Gents Calf Congress-. &2O0 to 86 90
Al&rRe STOCK OF Misses and Ohildren's Shoes cheap
ONE PRICE. EVERYTHING WARRANTED.
Je26tr GEO. MCCARTHY.
old CLllTHING, Ac.-L RICE, dealer in
~ Second hand CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
the 6s sa 49, 10 ~ s re:s e. AZ Pay:
named above. Orders BY mail attended TO- noYt4r
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WASHINGTON, d. O., JULY 2, 1879.

NOTICE
Having retired from the Lumber Business We
have removed onr office to the Book and Stationery
Etere Ct FRANCIS u. MOHUN, corner Of 1lth
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest All
PERSONS indebted to us Will please call and settle
All accounts outstanding August 1st will De pIacad
i'll the hands OF our attorneys for collection.
FRaNCIS MOHUN SONS
1y1-lm Cor. 11tL st. and Pa, 0,e
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COUNTRY BOARD.

pERsONH desiring BOARD In healthy neigh
i borhood near the Blue Ridge can be accO1nmo.
vile, Va It's
SUMMER BOARD-Falis Church, Va. Rooms
Mn sge a ma, wei! bounfal table. with
OF parents and children Ten acres land covered
with trees. Address A. b. NODINE. jyIO-1ts
A FEW BoARDEKs CAN BE AOCOMMO-
a a DATED in = private family in the country in
the Valley Of Virginia, near Woodstock. For par.
t1eulars address GEO. MOORE, Willow Grove,
Shenandoah county. Va. ty8 81
pERsONS DESIRING TO SPEND THE SUM
l MEX months in the most pleasant part Of Lon
&C un county, Va, can obtain firstclaSs BOARD at
burg, Va. iy6.eo4ts
COUNTRY BOARD,Rates moderate, ten minutes
~ wax to depot and four churches. large shady
lawn Reference: Frank Hume, esq Asa pernsyf.
wanna avenue Address Mrs q. DALEY, Chestnut
HliI, orange, va jy56ts
RETREAT-Most delightful place for SUMMER
~ BOARDERS, between the mountain and river,
hne place TOR fishing and hunting; mountain water
paTfSSniawriy hsaishy. References given. Address
county, va 3el7.1ms
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TREAsUnY DEPARTMENT.,

FFBE NEW NATIONAL
LINE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW AND ELEGANT IRON SIDE
WHEEL STEAMER Es lAsss@k
"FRANCES,"
o'1 TOO tors arden. and With accommodations for
10 PEI DIS. will hereai ter make regular trips be-
tween this city and New YorA. stopping at
CAPE MAY, LONG BRANCH AND ooNEY
ISLAND,
and viii leave ON MONDAY, JULY IA, at O'clock
leaving from StepheDson's wharf foot Of 7th st.
Fsre to New York, &c round. trip ticket good for
thirty $40 slater ooms, o. Tickets for sale at
the genera freight ard passenger Office, 1912 Penn
sylvania avenue, near the Republican office; Ste
phensoL's wharf, and AZ the boat.
Freight car. fully handled, and brought quicker
than by any other route
Passengers forwarded to Long Branch, Ooney
Island. Boston. Newport Albany, SarssOgs, and ali
other lines out OF New York.
JOS ?. SAVAGE, General Manager.
THOS. COLLIER,
JAG HUDSON, - =
jyIp-3t Ticket and Freight Agent
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K ELIEF TO TAX. PAYERS !

lowing class OF Tsxpayers' VIZ: gene raj taxes doe
IIlnr 20 me LIST Of July, 1879:
81. al imptoSement Taxes not paid by getting tina
SSa hue, ieSised Ill Improvement Taxes that
have been PAID by getting drawbacks -
oueI Vur services to the Taxpayers Of the Dis.
p III 70 Set tnem Whatever relief the law provides
O"n DAYS p nj rrSG;nCHAsED AND BILLS PAID
Al BEST MARKET RATEH
WI ID CLAGETT,
je2e2w Board Trade Rooms. SIS Ms1sSSstt Haa liz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-10

NEW STOVES EXCHANGED FoR oTn -
~ ONES STOVES Sold on instsiments,
TN koofing - 20 per square, q p. d. -
PAoIh' $40 ~ sueet sW. ty22w' -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-10

GAVE TIME, TROUBLE AND PATIKNUE.
~ pARKER,s ri NG ssl6s PEW
Tor they stand without rival In the market "A him.
dreds can testify. - 'A''AA'
EoR SALE ONLY By zE.,-t
]. O. PARKER
my4ttt OF Oso0 0I0-Sfh &C,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-10

BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, l002 z & "
The Comfort" Mystery" and ~RAceptiou~
cnnlns, made OF Wamsutta muslin. and extra 6ra
linen bosoms, are only rs centa -A'
The ..O.d Times" and "Grest Southern" (open
aront colr8 are only 70 cents; made Of 6rstclam
The "6enate" Shirt, made OF Fruit of the I<,orn
musun ana twenty hundred linen, d only 60 cents
IN slrst-class Pattern Drawers doubleseatsd. only
MEGINNIeC.
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