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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-12-15
THE GREAT
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IN Reclining Chairs. The famous c., r. & Q.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
yolving Chairs for the exclusive use of first
class passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
bined with their Great Through Car Arrange
ment, makes this, above all Others, the favorite
Route to the South, Southwest, and the Far
West. Js=FF
Try it, and you will find travelling a luxury
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Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
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All information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
ing. Car Accommodations, Time Tables, SC,
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Dolls! Dollsl! Dolls!H Wax, Rubber,
China and Indestructible, at o. E. C. S.,
next to P. o.
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Toy Chairs, Toy Furniture, Hobby
Horses, Carts and Express Wagons, at
70. E. G. s., next to P. o.
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Silk, Velvet, Plush and Leather Pock.
ct Books and Satchels at o. E. C. S.,
next to P. o.
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Cambria and Linen Handkerchiefs for
gentlemen, plain and fancy borders, 10c.
to Co.,, at Jos. Woerner's.
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HASR Great chance to make money. Those
EHLQ who always take advantage ofthe.
e cd chances for making money
that are offered, generally beeene wealthy, while
those who DO not improve such chances remain IN
poverty, We want many men, women, boys and
girls 10 work for,ns right in their own localities.
Any one cssn do the work properly from the first
start. The business viii pay more than ten times
ordinary wages Expensive Quilt furnished Free
No one who engages Eails to make money rapidly.
Yon can devote ycHr whole time tothe work, or
only Your spare moments. Full information and
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|Thos. J. Bunch, Casper Township,
Francis Ramsey, Lanier
John Zimmerman, Twin
Charles Bloom, Jefferson
John Flora, Gratis
John G.. Patterson, Somers
Samuel Parks, Monroe
Joseph S. Brown, Harrison
Samuel Juday. Gratis
Jacob Marshall, Monroe
William Eek, Harrison
John H. Bowman, Gratis
James Carroll, Twin f.
J.. Erwin Bruce, Washington
A. K. Miller, Monroe
PETIT JURORS.
The Petit Jury will not be called into
service until Monday, the 10Th of the
month.
John F. Brubaker, Lanier Township.
S. McWhinney, Washington,
G. T. Bowers, Monroe
John Burris, Harrison
Christ. Eek, Lanier
Lewis Marker, Washington
Samuel Swisher, Jackson
Peter Siler, Washington
F. NJ. Hazeltine, Jefferson
Samuel Gulick, Twin
Lester Shaw, Gratis
James Banta, Washington
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Fine line of Gold Plated Jewelry, in
Ear Drops, Pins and Sleeve Buttons, just
opened at O. E. G. s., next to p. o.
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Court of Co1nmon Pleas.

Gloves for dress or walking, all kinds,
at Jos. Woerner's.
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This popular journal is n rare combination of
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America; its engravings possess the highest ar
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leading auI hority in the land. The new volume
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Fine line of Gold Plated Jewelry, in
Ear Drops, Pins and Sleeve Buttons, just
opened at o. E. G. s., next to p. o.
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dec15
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Knows
Albums, Fancy Pocket Books, Picture
Frames and Easels, suitable for Holiday
Presents, at o. E. G. S., next to P. o.
Donavin's Famous Te-nnesseeans will
lgive one of their Concerts at Davis Hall
in West Alexandria, on Thursday ave-
ming Dec. 22d. Our Twin and Lanier
friends should not miss the opportunity
to heal this celebrated troupe. We guar
rantee them the worth of their money,
and the finest singing they W heard
and don't forget it.
White Shirts SOC. and up, at Jos.
Woerner's.
"Grand Surprise" parties are so very
numerous now and all got up about the
} same way, hat it is impossible to say
!, anything new about them, any more
than to state where they came off, and
the parties present, if you can obtain the
names. There was one on the 9TH of the
present month at the home OF Mrs. Al
ford Wilkinson, it being the birthday o
the lady, which was certainly a pleasan
: and very agreeable surprise to her, ant
in which some fifty or more of her friend!
and neighbors participated in the socia
gathering and enjoyed the splendid re
past got up for the occasion. The ricl
and beautiful cake sent to the DEMoCRA'
by Mrs. Joshua Hickman, was hugel,
g enjoyed and pronounced hard to beat
We hope Mrs. Wilkinson may live to en-
Joy many birthdays, and that on all sucl
d occasions some kind friend will remem
Der the printer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE + HEREBY GIVEN TO AL or
~ thcss SETTLERS % Railroad xAats xhseh hav,
esee re<tssrsa 70 the puhiie dcnsin. aud vks Assv
rAid y 80 PR acrs for the sAsae that vs VIII TO-
ten psF eeEssm ociisct frou The Gc7<runsns -.
half al The nsoasy - rAid
nAs-sf JACOBS q yExxER
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credited 10 her humble species Puss,
st one time. had . very interesting
family of little kittens. They were ali
bright and active. bot ons Of them was
observed to have = grester reseD blsnce
10 its mother than the rest, and. Vas,
indeed, the prettiest kitten of the
whole, and the mother showed Pc
culiar attachment to IL. A neighbor
begged one Of them. and, being al
lowed her choice, selected the favorite
and carried it home. All this occurred
in the absence Of the feline mother,
who, on her return, evidently observed.
with concern, the absence Of ber- pet.
She Immediately commenced searching
the house and out buildings, insisted
on having the doors open for her adj
mission 10 all the rooms IN the house.
aud when satisfied that il was not on
the premises. she instituted q similar
search throughout the n,ighborhood.
Occasionally she would return TO her
remaining little ones. for the purpose
of meeting their demands on her for
nourishment. and then she would again
renew the search for her lost fsvorite.
Having explored the premises of sll
the near neighbors, she at length en-
tered the last house in the village.
where she finally found the object of
her long and perseveIing pursuit. She
caressed it with every manifestation of
maternal fondness and delight, fed il,
and then. much 10 the surprise of che
lady of the house. took her departure,
leaving the kitten behind. She was
not, however. long absent. In q few
hours she returned, bringing one of
her other kittens in her mouth. which
che placed on the floor beside the new
~ found.
'Ah ! thought the lady; so am
to have the mother and ell her progeny
qusrtered upon me-
This, however, was not the intention
of the cat; for, after csressing the kit
ten she had brought for few moments,
she took the other in her mouth and
carried it to its former home. and never
afterwsrd visited the one she had given
in exchange for it.
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inai Weakness. Isnpsteney. nigat Losses b.
dreams. pinples on the face. and lest manhood
eaR positively Be cured The sick and sf1ictsd
should no. fan 10 call upon him. ne Doctos
has travelled extensively In Europe. and Inspected
q great dsal Of vHluAsle lnfcrmafion. which ~
- eompetent 20 fmp8rf 20 those In naod Of his
sersicss- DE-. GIBB0N viii make no charge
unless be eject Q cure. Persons al o dixfancs
aas but the Doctor. Persons writing 10 TIE Doe.
Dor will please state the name a. ths paper tksy
Gre this Advsrtisemsnt in- Charges peasonahls
Call or vrlte- Address DIR. .. ". dIBBON, Dos
nsdic1ns. 1ls-ds12
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
uSs1ED STATES DIsrzscz L-GxD OFFICE,
OIxrnus. W..hs,,~@,.-, T~--itr-r

n oTlcg 10 HkkkBY GTyES THAT. IN COM
pcss approved June 8 ISIS, entitled An Act for
ths sale 81 Timber Lands In the States Of CAlifor-
nla. Oregon. Nevada and w2&hington TERRITORY, /"
Herman 6erritEen, Of snchomisa county. wash-
tngson Territory. has fhis day siisd In this once
his application 70 purchase the 81 a. Sd sf Fec
tton No. 9. In Township No. - North. Range No
Easf Of the Willamette Meridian
Any and al persona eisiming adversely the ssid
described Land. or any portion thereof are hereby
required 20 ale them claims In this cfzies within
sixty teoi days from asse hereof
Given nndzr my hand, q my ofzes In Olympia.
". T., this The s<h day Of Angus. kD. i8sl-
1T. BROWN.
s1i&lfw Eexistcr 81 the Lad ofzes.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIBBONS
DIsPEEsARY.

roo KEARNEY sT.
OZO corner Of CON-
merctAi street. San
Francisco. Established
IN 1854, fer the treat
'msnt of sexual and SEM
Itnai D.se1srs. ssI-h as
Gonors iaea. elect,
strfcsur~, syphiifs
In All il forIna- ANzsa-
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Emission. Aversion TO Society. Dimness of Vision.
Noises in the Head; the vital fuid passing unob-
served In the urine. and many other diseases that
lead TO insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hum
DRKD DOLLARS for . case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE under his special advice and
trestmentl will not cure, or for anything impure
or injuriocs found In IL. DIR. MINTIE treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATIONS YRxx. Thorough examination and
advice. including analysis OF urine. $500. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 Q bottle, or four
times the quantity. $1,000 sent 10 any address
upon receipt OF price. or @. o. D.. secure from
observation, and In private name II desired, By
A. Z. MINTIE, NJ D..
IL Kearny Street. San Francisco. Gal.
DIR. MINT1E's KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPHRET-
ICuM. cures al kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints. 0onorrh9a, elect. Leucorrh1A For
sale By all druggists sl0o bottle, six bottles for
$500
DR.. MINUTES DANpELIoN PILLS. are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
In the market. For sale by all druggists.
Adkvtf
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OLYMPIA. wAsMNaros TKEErroaY
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN COM.
~ plance with the provisions Of the Act Of
Congress approved June 5. ISIS. entitled IAN A>t
for the sale Of Timber Lands in the States Of Cali
forriA. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terrific
~ Nj McCcley, 81 enohom!sh county, Washing
tor Territory. has this day fled in this once his
application 20 purchase the SWA Of Section No.
u. in Township No. - North. Range No. East OF
the willamette Merid'aa.
Any and all persons claiming I'd, erseiy the said
described Land. or any portion thereof are hereby
required % ale their claims In this once within
sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand af my once. In Olympia,
". t.. this The 10Th dag Of July, AID. ISL.
J. r. BROWN
y2S-ilw REGISTER of the Land Once
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DAILY INFELLIGENCER.
Sunday, Aug. II. 1881.
SARAH PKELNG PEACHES.

Un6erDeath the spreading beecbes
sarAh's sitting pseIing peaches.
While Gown the winding path she giances
As tie evening boar advances.
Blue her eyes, and gold Der hair ..
Her form zs graceful ~ fairy's.
And ike the gov rpon her cheek =
Like the crimson II her peaches.
Happy maiden Fancy free
One would surely say OF thee,
As yoa sit beneath your beeches
Deity peeling luscious peaches.
What can you be wanting more
tn n the fruit you're bending Ger!
Bot your look TOO plzisly teaches.
That your thoughts are not Of peaches.
Alb ! see . handsome youth is
Coming up the winding path. Coming. truth
h,
To sweeter feast beneath those beeches
Then ever one Of cream and peaches.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

c. s. LAND oEyIcE AT oLr<PIA, VIII
July 2lst, 1851 |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ISAAC II.
v Turner has nled notice Of his intention 70
make naAl proof before the Clerk Of the District
court. ~ his Office in SHohomish City, W. T. on
Saturday. the ID day Of September, AID. 1881, on
Presumption ID. 8. No. I776, for the lots 4 and Of
Section IL. Township - North. Range 5 East
He names a. witnesses John Little william H.
Ward. 0eofge Walker and William Hulbl.s, eli Of
snohomish. sbohomish county, W
jso-5w 1T. BROWN, Register.
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q nsver-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Wes K n 9 Sc,
SpermAtorrhes, LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten.
cy. Paralysis. and all
the terrible effects Of
Self : Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses In
maturer years - such
% Loss Of Memory,
Lassitude, Nocturnal
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-05-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL InstItn,a.

The following is the program of thu
annual institute and convention of Ere
mont township, to be held at Contra
School house on Sunday, May %, 1881
10 A. N.
Prayer and praise.
Election of secretary and appointment
of business committee.
Purposes of this institute and conven
tion, S. B. Riggs.
The real object of a Sunday school, ]
Nj. Miller.
Qualifications of officers and teachers,
3. T. Davis.
How to prepare lesson, J. S. Rich.
ardson.
How to teach lesson, Dr.. G. W.
1870 A. NJ.
Lesson study for May %. duke Is,
1-14)
AS Bible class conducted by, S. B.
Riggs.
As an intermediate class, j. S. Rich
ardson.
AS Primary Glass, Is. T. Davis.
2P.
Prayer aud praise.
Report OF vice president.
Election of officers.
What are the duties of vice president
G. B. Bachelor.
Duties Of superintendent and other of
flcers, ]. F. Drake.
How may the people be best brought
in? ]. F. bradley.
How held when they are in? A. Bur
dick.
How secure regularity and prompt
ness? r. j. Rudisill.
How to secure more study of the les
son? Rev. j. Barker
General discussion and questions.
What are some of the difficulties in our
schools?
What are some of the mistakes being
made?
What arc our special needs?
When to close for the winter?
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AnouNn rows.

, D. W. Jones b Co. sold seventy boxes
OF strawberries in one day.
The Santa Re ollce reJOices in the
possession Of new regulator.
Huhghes and Company have = ''daisy''
oil tank made By Osborne & Jeremy.
s The Park Place Hotel is being fur
nished with heW window screens from
kitchen TO parior.
LOOmis & Loomis advertise . mighty
nice article for hot Weather-the Little
Giant oil cooking stove.
Tie EmpOria Rifles are geating al0as
finely. They are taking in new mem.
bers every week. Five were admitted
last week.
The street commissioner il taking CD
the water pipe running from he center
Of Commercial to Mechanics street, pur.
suant to the instructions at The waleE
works committee.
w. II. Folsom has been appointed
special poIies Il The Santa Fe depot
The budding fruit merchants that infes,
that vicinity will pleass take notice and
govern themselves accOrdinglv.
The City Carriage Way enterprise /.
progressing finely and may be regarded
Is an accomplished fact. Sahscziption.
are coming II lIhesAlly. aad the clty
council have instructed tbs proper com
nittee TO bring in an ordinance for Ih,
proposed improvement -
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rha oIA aaata q rraIl.


The above Is the title OF q new book
just issued by Major Henry Inman. We
clip the following notice OF It from his
home paper. tbs LArned ChronOscOpe: :
Major II. Inman's book, "StOries OF
the Old Santa Fe Trail" Il out The
contents treat OF GHoW PaWnee Rock
Was Named" s'The March Of Francisco
Vasques de COrnado, !" 1.-THE Legend of
Tepeyaeac,r 1.-THE Fight on LOwrey's
Island Twenty Years Ago." THE Le-
gend of PaWnee Rock, Another Lee
Rend VI Pawnee Rock ""A Terrible Ten
Miles Ride" (illustrated), 1.-THE Massa,
ere at Babb's Rancho" "The Scout's
Last Ride" 'WaI. Henderson," '-CAn-
nady's Rancho" General Forsythe's
Fight ct AFlckaree Fork" Qllustrated),
"a lively race with the KiOWas;"
HSeQuOyah - Twill the buffalo become
extinctY' The book is published by
Ramsey, Millett & Hudson, Kansas City,
No., and Is for saloon all railroad trains.
The neWsbOy going on the West-bOund
Santa Fe sold seventy copies between
Kansas City and LaFned on Monday.
The book Is attractive and written in the
Majors usual smooth, interesting style.
It Is dedicated to "Capt. Henry King, of
Topeka, whose pen first elevated the lit
erature OF Kansas to the dignity Of the
Atlantic aad Scribnel, and TO the Hon.
G. G. SPRING., Of Ellsworth. and Capt
Henry Booth, Of Larned, whose friend
ship has been Of the nOblest and most
exalted character.
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agnes city Acorns.

WEDNESDAY, May IS.
The deadlock is broken or rather win
ter has ended. The thermometer ran up
TO 80 degrees in the shade at O'Clock
p. m on the 18th. :. The larger part of
the corn has been planted and is grow
ing finely, but stands very irrcgularly..
The grazing is. excellent and cattle are
on full ratiOns. Hills and valleys are
wrapped in robes Of green, and this is
one of the most pleasing scenes that the
lover of nature can behold. Judge
Culver and George E. Edwards, of EN-
poria, were up at Agnes last Sabbath.
The Judge delivered a sermon at the
new school house, No. s7....G. H.
Thompson has taken charge of the Ag-
mes City post Office :. Agnes City is
gradually improving. There has been a
large area of land fenced. Some half a
dozen sections of land have been fenced
for moving, etc. Otto Will has LEFT
for Wyoming Territory Mumps and
whooping cough are prevailing through.
out this region. This has been the
fiflh Sabbath il has rained on Bluff creek
in succession. CONDUIT,
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The DAILY NEWS costs lis regular
subscribers cent and a half copy.

B. F. Norris. a frst-class mechanic
from Chicago, has assumed charge Of
the furniture factory Of Arnold q Co.
and Is preparing TO turn out As desirable
q grade Of goods for general use as can
be produced anywhere in the country.
Further accessiOns to the force employ
ed are expected In few days, and with
the measure Of patronage which IL de-
serves this institution may become the
nucleus Of . prosperous and growing
manufacturing interest IL EmpoFiA-
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Held al the church Friday evening was
one OF the most enjoyable given
at that place in . very long time. The
house was rendered attractive by some
very pretty floral decorations and the
rare beauty Of the night was
conducive 70 . large attendance.
The time was pleasantly employed in
social converse. and Q charming
recitation by Misc Mary Eastman add
ed 70 the enjoyment OF. those pEesent.
The refreshments. consisting Of sand
witches and coffee, ice cream and cake,
were Of the most appetizing quality, and
were yeEy generally and satisfactorily
discussed. The proceeds will be de-
voted 10 the new church. and we are
glad 70 learn that they amply repaid the
ladies for their labor.