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TIE MARKETS.
Astoria sIarkeIs.

FLoUR.--Super!ine : -; Extra 8 % f;
Corn Meal p cwt. IS -; Buckwheat 's cwt
s. 00.
BUrraR-Choico roll, TOP prices. 52jZ cts.
57c Wholesale; choice Iillamook 50c.
CHEEsE.-Clatsop dairy l54lSc.
ECGs.-20625 cts = doz. Chickens, sloo.
FRESH MEATS. Choice cuts. Lamb. Ice;
Beef sale. Pork 10; Mutton SalU. by the
c3rcaSe Sc.
NE,Ts.-Bre7llfas; bacon l3I:al5 per o.;
sides l3'sal!.c: hams l&lzalac; shoulders
Iael2e; smoked beet i5alt'ae; corned beef
Sl)aI2 b5i; coucd pork lOc = ~.
BFANS.-iaI cts.
DRIED fEUIGs. -Blackbcrries zoe; Prunes
j. ace.
UoNEy.- IN frames see I'm glass soc.
LhEr-3u tln~ and cadGieS H. AL 'c r r..
Mil EGsI. Bran $50 $3.50: country, - =
ton: >bolis >I> so: igy ..J Hgaz3 80: a. teu.
Oars. .-Acrordir- Co quality, prices range
from j0aGl cts bushcl.
kEGE-A E-AHLIS.--po,1tocs "a CT. p o.
Onions 15c H h-
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From .lmerican Port..

Courscr. sch. 5. L. March %
Molanc;non. bkt. Dos tons Manson March ~
Sparrow sch 5 f March 10
Rival, bl,. ~ tous. Adams, ). D. March
Orient. brig. 5i2 tons. Williams.
Aiodoc sch. i33 tons. 4. jan p,
AIerom. SD. 1908 tonu. Lowell, y Dec IS
Gcrton. sh. Philadelphia. Jan ~
Empire, 80. 1872 tons. New York. Jan -
Henry : Sandiord. Am sh. 1853 tons, Sleeper
y ! loading Feb -
Kate Davenport. sb i2iS ;oas. Mallett = y Jan Is
Columbia, ~n lI73 tons. fcrnaIa. \ Y. Jan 20
carrie "in-.ou. Am DE-. So tons. Loring. Phila-
Pllmyra. An sa..N y Teo 3.
Alice Buck, Am IN loading y =
Olive Southland Am sh Philadelphia March
From Foreign Ports.
Adulia Spanish bk STANLEY Z T. Jan ? VIA Victoria
agnes Oswald. br 80. 1851 tons. McEibbou. Cardiff
Dec 10.
Adolf. SVe, Ok. rs tons. Riasmans-on. Gotten
burg. Oct is
t-ro. rr hk e1a tons. Gatze Rio - aniero Jan
Alden Bc-~r. Am hk, ~ tons, Noyo,. Hoagaong
laa d. loading
County Of Ayr br bk. lss tons Alexander Cardiff.
Nov
City Of Agra. br BIZ, 1914 tons. Young. Melbourne.
Nov
Clan Grant, br bk. sos tons, James. I'm Liverpool.
Colo,na. Am bk SO tons, Noycs. Honskons Jan o.
Countess OF ROthes. br bk G brater .-ob -
Clan Mcleod. br bk 6i6 tons. Yokohama March ..
Do1ford. br bk Liverpool Marcl via Victoria -
Ethel, br ok. - tons, Graham. Liverpool. NoT 20
Emily Chaplin. br bl 773 tons. Harris, Newport.
Eng. VIA Guaymas Sept 20
Iaderneslandct. Swc bk Bordeaux. Oct l.
,5eo Bculey, br sh lOi5 tons. BcWlew, Yokohama
Lizzie IroGale. br bk G3 tons. Mossop. Liverpool
Aug l3, wa Honolulu and Victoria
Odulia, br bs 436 tons Liverpool via Honolulu a.
81 -. HOubtful
Pasitia. br bk 50 tons, West, Liverpool, via Vic
rOria Oct lj
Selkirkshire hr sh. ll92 tons, Anderson, fm Cardiff
Nov .
dlaw. ilr bk las tons McGlashan MIddleborouGh
Jan -
Scottish FAIRY, br ok. / lJkohama. Oct n
TGurland Castle, br IN ls;5 tons. Shanghai
Victoria Gross, br bk. 66s tons, Owen, Calcutta.
Zoo. hr bG Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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REhOALL'S SPAWN CURE
On HUMAN FLESH.

liItcT>iirIU, ". Dec. = lSI9.
q. y. kENDALL x Co. Gents ] wish to
Itid iuy tDS-im1UyjH IN favor Ot Your invaluable
liumc;It. "hCudaI's SPAWN CUrr." In the
~pgin. az ~. { ~'I9pcl on the iCr and
~prilucd my ri-Il limb 20 the Enet JOINT
was very lame and 1T times suffered the
most eNcrJtciaiing pam. ! wore "a bandage
nn % for over wear, and tried most every
thing iu my reach. hut could iind nothing
that world give me permanent relief When
Z oyeTWOrkyd. Ii would pain me very much.
lu April lS7S | began to think ! should nc
q cripple for life Int having some uf Ken
daii'S SPAWN Cure thought ! would try 10.
I used one third nI q bottle. and experienced
relief 20 once. Tie pain left me and ii;tS mot
troubled UIr since. ! feel very grateful 20
You auG wculd recommend Kendall Spawn
Cure 10 AL who suffer with N}IT.tiI;> or rhrU-
UtatI~m. Yours truly, Mrs. T. BOUIEII.
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KENDaLL'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa.. Nov. l.. $50.
~ T. !. kENBAII. y 60. GeUtS ] have
g very iUc rsIrC iHJt has hId "a bone SPAWN
sDr % .u'i.s ii,gr / tried every thing mJu
,-uUid icEi>y tu r'rr. 10 but I'll in vain and
WIS I'rTr t1 give 81 Up Eh''a q friend Of
u..gr su til- city csiuic iu mr and Tccom-
Hsrud",i krtldIl = SPAWN Cur" which tried
wi5iJ -srJEd 7r-Uii,. removing IiITt bone clear
and r.s-;su and ;..ru sent - cents To- ynU for
one ~ NuU- illustrated Hons" BOUkS and I
Ihiua there j. uu better horE printed on the
morse and hi> diseases. I nave taken great
interest in 70 and have since sold IS copies
fur you tO my ueighbOTS and will try and do
what good | can by getting them for OthcTS.
YOURS tYIilV. G.. W. MILLER.
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trnELEE, EEDv ~.

TcJloot. b.r. 81 tons. lewis. D March i5
Viola. ar ta. --8 tons, Price, liverpool Eia Homo
.slu March lI
G'oncara, Hr bh. t5i tons, lIas.in Cardiff March }
lanada. ea. lis' ions, TraUhri3re. y. !. yia Eio
March
Bgegalo. Dr.. bs. Sc toa,. Williams Liverpool,
Feb D.
Kate and iuaa. steam =ch. - tons. Lzt5cns. Crays
rlgruoI. Jan .
>-ubrirs. Z : Lsht-uouse str. Egcr=on, cruise
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Common CoEnciL.

Regular meetings second and Fourth IUcz-
day evenings cteacb month. a' : o'clock
ED- Persons desiring O. have matters acted
upon - the Council. ~ aIy regular mce.lE.
mast present the >afse sn the Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
to tae Tuesday ou which fLo Council holds lis
regular lucctin-s. j.. N. CAEDN ELL.
Auditor and gier.-.
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Beaver Loose No. 35. 100. ?.

Ncct every Tharslay egcHins. --sss.s3
a p'e.Bo-s. Ir enc NLu te.- -
loF', iiaii. our. a., tl.s ARA Che
namu- streets, Astoria. Men. 5ers 90. the crat'
aya invited t- attend. 81 order, y. -,
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Astoria Loags No. 20. l. .. G. T.

Regular Meeting every T1esdag Evenin-
ai a., O'Clock. at'io0d lcMpiar's ilalt. Che
n1mus Srrec3. astoria, over &. L. Parker
Store Menber, OF ihc UEdcr, In good stand
a.. are invi,3d % attend. Degree meeting 1t
Monday eaca month. j.. order ". Z. /.
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PORT OF ASTORIA.
READY ron SEA.

SAILED.
oregon -=. - tons. P8Altuau. $ 4 March 20
Scrica %. 6a $50 tons Queenstown. Ha-ea }.
Trustee. sch -g TONS McAnep 8 d, March i5
State -1-u.a, SIS. z5'' tons. Dlbncy, I'm 3 .
EaTga i3
Badura. Ir Dds. l.f, tans lee orceust0v-- Nch y
Columbia. s- -7- tons bolcs $ b.. March %
North Bend DIS; s56 tons Pcrsgma1. s. q March
Archer. ur Ia. $50 tons, Mercer. Liverpool. fcb Is
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i2-TD p".riD,r.,. pr g1dWr.
From rogl .,i'.d ;.>.5I! ci!s wheat i... 81 Jsy1
l2.-go pg'a>ipfrH, ia,j- ,3isn.
From Portland :s'.ls5 c!l, wics.i-........ ~
To Ii~Iflr-D'. rss- EYsrr',
From Portland i@,is ril~ wHr-ii .........> >-e.15a
s.Uu hhi> iin3.r .........-.. .;5.l7l
Tp.al 90 ....... S-i;gas
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kendaIl'S SPAWN Cure

i >UTs. .u i;s effects mild IN SIS action as II
iOr~ UU; blister, AMI Vet it i penetrating
Juj prWCTfI;! tn reach amy deep seated pain
Cr ir remove ANY hJuy growth UT JHy other
enlargement, i used ipT several days, such
- >pJViu>. >P.irti>. cJrl>. c-l.uU>. SVraiUS.
SNcllM.>. aTy i;,u.rUC~> and Ili iCuJTgcuCEtS
Of ihc iuul> ur limbs. ur THCUU1ti~Ia iu man
ami fer ANY uUrisi>r iUr which q liHiucut Is
r,S"i iuT MaU Or rcsj>t 10 n now known tu
l'r tho H'->; lulIJrUi fer man ever used, net
Iig gI.id su" yyi certain IN 70, effects. IL j.
U,rd !El. strength Wilh perfect safety ~ al.
~rsI>ulI~ e.. iit.' year.
~-I,i aId-'.-, iug Illustrated circular. which
We 'GlEE .ivy~ FINiI'vr pfun! Oi It> virtues.
NJ remedy hsI, ever !irt with ~ucI J;l,VItil
we'll - G..sU
Price - !r.r bottle. .r ,.N rcJ'!r- Ter -
AL pn. GtiN!~ have 30 uT c:su get :, iug
y~I, uT b, Will De -.I.I g. ;tty Iidr,#-, cd rr-
e., iflj vi ,f....- o.; I'C prui~TctuT~
D,i. g. 4. KENGtl.L & co.
I'M =HU.-l Isi.s. Vermont.
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Tample Lodge, 80. I, !. +. A. II.

Regular Communications fT,; and w
thirG saturdays II each month. AZ w
O'Clock. y. s.. q the Hall IL Astoria.
Members Ofthe order. ia good standing, ara
invited 10 attend. Is "I.ie: az .lc u. VI.
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Regular gc"tig- rveTy - and - Monday
pl r;ch rn.' b. .il g.. a.. iu ilr hai, ui the
YOUNG N...'- tfri>iIsu A>-,srlafiou.
=. -. =. EpHLBh. President
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=

WEI De MEYERS CA
TARRH Cure, = Constitutional
An6idote for this terrible z1ala-
dy, by Absorption, Tho most
Important Discovery since Vac
ciaatiOl' Other remedies ma
relieve Ca+arrh, this cures af
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

liver, a, par.
Com exchange on san Francisco 8 percent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying par;
selling. , 10 percent.
Legal Tclders-Uaf
Tolcgrauhic transfers on New York 1 per
cent. premium.
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KnleRts o: Prtlias.

A-iar L"l-e. 10. e.. x. g r. meets. =
every Wednesday evening az -ls,S.Z -
o'cipcS. in ths hall ci the s. 40. r.. ". \AsSSy
Corner Gacualla- ana Ecn'ya streets. ~
By order G. c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From a Prominent Physician.

Wa~hjg1toIyiilc. Ouic. June l.. iS>0.
UE. T.. =. HFNpAII. = 60. Gents Read
iug Your advertisements m Turf. Field and
Farm. Of EcudGil'S SPAWN Cure, and having
u valuable aHd speedy ilDr>r Whirll had been
.arI,' from SPAWN eighteen months. ] sent 10
y1U for "a bottle Ey express. which M six
weeks removed all iamruCN~ and enlarge
mcut and q iaT-c SplWI from another horse,
and both horses are To-day - sound a. colts
The uIic bottle WIS wuFtli iu Iuc uGc hundred
UOI,ar>. Respectfully yUurS.
II. /. REETOII~TT. N y.
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''''BlankS. PromisSory notes, bonds
for deed, quit claim deeds, mortgages
and warranty deeds, at this Office.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

From tables OF United States Coast Survey
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OGEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
California

s. y E--.-E

GTEANoHIPLEAVESE EVERY FIVE days
- 20 =; 4. NJ. aS follows:
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Eight i reserved To change steamers for
sailing dayS.
fiiEOUGlI TICKETS sold to all the prin-
cipdl cli!eN IN the United States and Canada.
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SETH W. FowLE & SONS, Propr=,Ors. 9
aarris0n Avenue, Boston. Sold by an Druggists
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Columbia River Exports.
IlFCENTEE El

l5-TO QECocnSiOin, per Ringlcadcr.
From Portland 1865 cilS wheaf.........'S -. .
Astoria 1905 q" -. n q
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Supplies the blood with ITS vital Principle, OF
life Element, IRON, infusing Strength
Higor and New Life into all parts OF the system
BEING FREE FROM ALCOHOL, Iis energir
ng effects arc not followed BY corresponding Teac
don, but are permanent
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04
INSTRUMENTATION.

There is some little discussion among
the Democrats of Preble county, whether
it would be best to hold a County Con-
vention or allow the Committees to select
a ticket for the October election. We
have expressed no opinion through the
paper on the matter, but have taken
some pains to find out what the feeling
among Democrats is on the question:
During the past ten days we have inter
viewed 70 Democrats from different parts
of the county as to their opinion about
it, and as the Committees meet next Sat-
urday to decide we give the result as fol-
lows: Three are opposed to any Conven-
vention; seven are Indifferent and sixty
nine want a Convention. In those in
favor of a Convention we have not in
cluded the ''smart old man. of the Reg
lister. He has expressed himself that
way on several occasions, but as we are
not certain whether he is a Republican,
Prohibitionist, Greenbacker or Democrat
now, we don't count him. We believe
that twenty men can meet and select a
better ticket than any Convention, but a
Convention would give more satisfaction,
therefore we are in favor of a Conven-
ton. The Committees can now do as
they please.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04
Farmers, Beware.

Farmers are continually being swim
died by sharpers who prowl through the
country, occasionally finding a Iictim.-
Our county just now and for the past
week has been infested with a set of as
unmitigated swindlers as eve run IN
hung. Their plan of operation is to pro-
pose to do a job of painting at much less
than a fair price for Legitimate work, and
which he agrees to pay, say so cents a
square yard, being much more than a
fair price, then to do the work, using the
very cheapest grade of material, and
without regard to their verbal PROPOSE
ton to do the job for a gross sum named,
demand settlement at the price per yard
stipulated in the written contract signed
by their victim. They also deal in light
ming rods. Their plan is to say to a far
mer, we were formerally in the lightning
rod business and have a few left which
we will sell at a nominal price to get
them off our hands. We will rod your
barn or house, as the case may be, for,
say 500, which would be about half price
for good work. Then when the farmer
has agreed to have the work done and
agreed to pay the 500, they
ask him to sign his name to a contract
ready prepared, in which he agrees in
writing to pay 621s cents per foot for the
rods and So. so for each point. A differ
ent party comes to do the work and col
lect the bill after putting up cheap,
light rods and as many feet and points
as possible, presents the written contract
and demands settlement according to its
Let farmers beware what they
sign.
This article has no reference to Sam
Watson.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04
ANNOUNCEMExT


To III DEMOCRACY Of PREBLE Co.:
Thinking it our just dues, we of north
ern and eastern Preble do here present,
as candidate for the office of County
Commissioner, the name of SAMUEL
LOCKE, of Harrison Township, subject to
the Democracy in Convention or other
wise. Mr.. Locke is too we'll known to
need comment. zFe
Iifg .e- sa MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce the
name of JOSEPH Corr, Of Twin township,
rs a candidate for County Commissioner,
subject to the decision of the Convention
or Committee. .e-, VOTERS.
Mr.. EDtroR-You will please announce
the name Of MKRTIN SwIsIIER as II candi-
date for the office of County Treasurer,
subjectrto the decision of the Democratic
Convention. .Gri MANY VOTERS.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04
Notice to Contractors
AUDITORS OFFICE,
,-0 LII, .)7 1907

O. s. -hAOt - -" - 1901.
.GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received by the Board of County
Commissioners, OF Preble Co., O., IN
til u o'clock NJ, SATURDAY, August
18th, 1881, for the construction of the
masonry and approaches of the follow
ing bridges, viz:
LIST. At the crossing of a branch on
Gratis and Lanicr Free Pike, one mile
southeast of Winchester, containing
1881 cubic yards of masonry.
I'd. Two sets of abutments for two
small bridges at the crossing of branch-
cs of Whitewater, OH the Gettysburg
and Darke County Free Pike road, near
w. II. Brinley's, containing about so
cubic yards of masonry each.
All the material for said work to be
furnished by the contractor.
Plans and specifications for said work
will be on file at the Auditors Office,
on and aftcrAuSust 9Th, 1881. 'i
The;right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. -
By order Of the Board. sass
W. B. MIKESELL,
jol2S-3 Aud.sand Clerk.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04

There are many people who feel great
trepidation at a flash of lightning and
whose nervous system is completely
shaken by the terrific rattle of thunder.
The noise and uproar of the artillery of
the heavens causes generally greater
fright than the stroke of electricity itself.
Yet there is comparatively little reason
why people should be SC, much worried
over the danger of lightning: The last
census showed that out of 40, 0O0, 900 of
people lightning killed only POP in one
year. SO that the chances Of being struck
are about as one in 200,0 These fig
ures ought to be reassuring to the timid
and nervous. d,1 ,Gi'9
If you are in need Of clothing, it will
pay you to buy them now. Big reduc-
tions from former prices, at Jos. Woer-
ner's, the Peoples Tailor.
The College of Music of Cincinnati has
just issued its Annual Catalogue for the
Academic Year of 1ssO-s1. Besides a
great deal of interesting information
about the College, its teachers, terms of
tuition, methods of instruction, text
books, list of students rules, etc., it has
the programmes of sixteen "Examina-
%tions," as they are called. These are
really concerts, in which hundreds of pu-
pills appear, either before the faculty and
students, or the public, and where every
department of music is. represented. In
many instances the performers had the
advantage of an orchestra accompani-
ment. These programmes of the con-
certs show, of course, only a part of the
work ofthe College; with other uses,
they are valuable for those who wish to
select good music for public or private
performance. The,Fall Term of the Col
lege begins September goth, and any in
formation may be obtained by address
ing George Ward Nichols, President,
Cincinnati, Ohio. ae.a,5E,
An exchange very aptly. says: We sup
pose that many people think that news
paper men are persistent duns. Let a
farmer place himself in a similar bust
ness position and see if he would not do
the same. Suppose he raised n thou
sand bushels Of wheat, and his neighbor
would come and buy a bushel and the
price was a small matter of one dollar
and. twenty-five cents or less, and the
neighbor says. tfI win hand you the mo-
ney in a few days" As the farmer does
not want to be small about the matter,
he says all right, and the man leaves
with the wheat. Another in the
same way until the whole of one thou
sand bushels of wheat are trusted out to
n thousand different persons, and not
n of the purchasers concerns himself
about it, for it is a small account he owes
the farmer, and of course that would not
help him. He does not realize that the
farmer has frittered away all of his crop
of wheat, and that its value is due him
in a thousand little dribbles, and that he
is seriously embarrassed in his business
because his debtors treat it as a little
matter. Butif all would pay him prompt
ly, which they could do as well as not, it
would be a very large amount to the far
mer, and enable him to carry on the bu-
siness without difficulty. ~
Children's Best Friend-Rinehart,s
Worm Lozenges. Because they destroy
and expel the. Worn next as well as the
worms. For sale by Michael & Son.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04
Tenchers' Institute.

The following named teachers are ap-
pointed to read essays at the close ofthe
afternoon sessions:
Monday, Aug. 81. w. B. Siders, Ea-
ton.
Tuesday, Aug. 9-Supt. Lowry, Win
chester.
Thursday, Aug. 11-Miss Laura H.
Mitchell, Eaton.
Friday, Aug. 12-Supt. Corson, Cam
den.
Let us all unite in making the Insti-
tute a grand success.
Respectfully,
B. B. MORGAN, Pres.
Ed. Campbell, of West Alexandria, re-
turned from California last week, after
an absence of sixteen months.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04
"LOrenZO.o

We had intended writing areply to the
charge of being the author of the "Lo-
reno" letter from West Elkton, but we
have been shown a letter written to Mr..
Abbott by the editor of the Register"
directly charging that gentleman with
writing the "Lorenzo' correspondence,
and threatening ''tire and sword" against
him if any more appeared. The funny
part of the letter to Mr.. Abbott is where
Mr.. Charles admits that charging the au-
thorship of the Lorenzo" letter on us
he knew to be unfair and a LIE! What
is the moral rectitude of an editor worth,
who in his public journal will make
charges, and then in private" letter
acknowledge them lies? The readers of
the Eaton Register and the public
can, after this admission, take the wri-
tings of ]. P. Charles for what they are
worth. We want no more controversy
with a contemporary who is so dead to
all manhood as to privately admit him
self a public liar! LORENZO speaks again
in this weeks DEMOCRAT. Mr.. Charles
will very likely imagine some one else
the author and write a private and
threatening letter if it is not stopped.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04
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Line to Travellers and Tourists, are as follows;
The celebrated Pullman Q6-wheeD Palace
Sleeping Cars, run only on this Line, c., D. &
2. Palace Drawing-Room Cars, with Horizons
Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for Seats
IN reclining Chairs, The famous c., r. & O.,
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
htted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Re
volying Chairs for the exclusive use of first
class passengers. - a3E
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
bined with their Great Through Car Arrange
West. .
Try it, and you will find travelling a luxury
instead of a discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
Tor sale at all offices in the United States and
Canada.
ALI information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
ing. Car Accommodations, Time Tables, &c,
will be cheerfully given, and will send Free to
any address an elegant County Mop of United
States, in colors, by applying to.
General Passenger Agent. Chicago.
7. J. POTTER
70 Manager, Chicago
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04
Wyatt Road improvement.
COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT.,
E.rA< n ILL., OF 1901 {

~ COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT,
EATON, o., July 81, 1SS1.)
NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN Committee appointed to apportion
the estimated expense of constructing
the Wyatt Road Improvement, have
filed their report, and that the County
Commissioners will meet at the Audi
tors Office, on MONDAY, Aug. 22d,
1881, to hear exceptions to the same
Exceptions, if filed, must be written,
and filed on or before above date.
By order of the Board.
w. B. MIKESELL,
jul2S-3 Aud. and Clerk
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-04
Important to Travellers,

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered you
by the BURLINGTON ROUTE. 1t will paw
you to read their advertisement to be
found elsewhere in this issue.
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