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ATHLETICS.

Athle,ics................--0 u
Earned runs-Standard, H.
Three base hits-Standards, Barkley.
Two base hiis-Standard, Sullivan 3, Bark
ley, Moffatt and Miller.
Time of games hours.
Umpire-Robert McSichol.
NJ J. Filan, of Pittsburg, challenges
either Ed. Refs or Arthur Gerraghty to a
10 or 20 mile race, go.as-you-pleaSe, Tor
$500 or 81 600 He will meet them or
their representatives at Whyte Filan's
saloon. on Monday evening, to arrange the
preliminaries.
Bellaire is considerably excited over the
coming regatta for J. J. McDermotts cup
regatta. Contestants will be blindfolded
and the winner will be the first TO reach
the w. Va. shore Entries close next
Friday and the race comes off the next
day. Already the following have en- tered
Sam Sherwood, Winefred Hendricks,
Henry BOde Sam Johnson,
Frank Neill, Walter Campbell,
Henry Ulrich.
A base ball match was played at the
South End, yesterday afternoon, between
the cooper house Stars and the Centre
Wheeling market house nine, which, after
a very exciting game, was won by the latter
by score of - to ).
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WASHINGTON, August l9-lA. N.-For the
p Tennessee and Ohio valley, northeast to
southeast winds, tair weather, slight rise
in temperature higher and rising, followed
by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
slightly warmer, northeast to southeast
winds, with falling barometer.
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the WEALTH

The enterprise Of n" wHrrii,. 7,
Recognized and appfe' iAIei by u. -.
Is the fng4iro VI il., stale. = 49,.
DVnmlUH
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Nothing is purer or more re-
freshing than the Cream sold by
Mrs. Mary Zeigenfelder, No. sc
Twelfth street,
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s1sVsV~ NSS WEE
Carefully and though,fuily Jot4Sl
most fascinating writer, vii 10 ~,
the REGISTER running thfoash u, 9
year. These articles, will alone. ls ~
any West virginian, many tine y
Of the paper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19

Strawberry and other Fruit
Favored Creams at Mrs Mary
Zeigenfelder'S, No. GO Twelfth
street, fresh every day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19

Nor an experiment or cheap patent med,
icine is Browns Iron Gtters. 1t is pre-
pared by one of the Oldest and most reli-
able chemical firms, and will do all that II
clsimed for il. t:E
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Burr's mills Camp Meeting,

CHARTER OAK is angels food Uniform
| in quality, and never fails to make good
| broad. RObt Simpson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19

HAVE Just received 3 lot OF old Govern
ment Java Coffee, very choice. Charter
Oak Flour always on hand. Robert SimP-
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MODEL NAP OF WIT

It will show all the County .p,1
District lines, Senatorial ara -
District lines, Railroads buil,nN
BE- built in the near fl,ur, p,r
PoSt-oiiiceS, the ara IN Acr. 0, -
population OF counties vote q, :.
at the las, presidential elcc.,o,
each county, Geological s,S,,os, =.
and n hundred other things q -,
size Il Will he about S1at,..
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Always An stock.

A we'll selected stock of Fine Field
Glasses, Telescopes and Barometers at l. q.
Dillon's Jewelry Store.
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A Hnr,l 10 SnHerers.

An persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. Bronchitis, Loss OF Voice, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, are re
anested to call at Logan & Go: 3 Drug sore
end GETS Ice Trial Bottle OF ~. hlng
New discovery for Consumption, which
Mil Soryince them Of its wonderful merit;
and show what a regular dollar bottle viii
do Call early.
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FRAsHERs Business College is certainly
very popular. One hundred and sixty
seven students have entered since the Isl
Of last September; twenty-five ladies.
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CHARTER OAK FIorR is now made BY the
most complete mill in America Robert
Simpson.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. AT RULEs
- held IN the Clerk ONES Of the Aun1eipsl
Court Of the city Of Wheeling, OHIO county,
on the ID Monday Of August, I6d2:
Jacob Berger, plaintiff,
va
Robert Y. Britt, Louis Britt, Francis A. Britt
and George W. Philips, tSustee, John Z
Schultz and Hannibal FORBES, defendanfA,
II CHANcKBY.
The object OF this sui. Il 70 enforce judg.
Robert Y Britt, in the east half Of lot No u,
on Eighteenth street, In the city OF WheeliDg,
Ohio county and IL appearing from Amdayit
nled in this cause that defendant, frsocb a.
Britt is NOT resident Of Il isordered
that be do appear here at RuIes 70 b h<ld n
fhe Cferk b office of said court on the p Mon
day in September, lst1, and DO What u neces-
Te4te: THO4A9 y. UAM8AnS
Clerk OF the Municipal Conrt Of Whseune:
n. J. FRAME, sol for plaintiff agisoaNt
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the uARKET uKrssr

OF the leading cities, At bon' ~ .
constitute Q valuable feature u ,
IsTgR.
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THE best is the cheapest. Buy Charter
Oak. Every barrel warranted. Robert
Simpsen
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OTHER brands Of -four are often good;
Charter Oak always. Robt Simpson.
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A series OF articles on the

"The RF"IsrER IL the lcat.ns r.p.- n
Virginia. aud /, on. of our 5ct sIca.ls.
buryh Daily TinsI, Ind.
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OF all inventions for solid comfort Ger
n."u tC'n Remover stands at the head. 25c.
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Go 10 the MeLure House cigar stand
for the nnesI I'm poFted Cigars.
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Lewis Baker A Co. are the ia -
n.wxpspsr msn In the ccnhrI - =
news which escapes thor SiGIta -
worth she recording - dIdf-sSH bs9ys
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THE WEALTH

THE WEALTH Tur wrr.
THE WEALTH ~ THESI,-
NHE WEALTH wr,, THyVT@I
THE WEALTH '' I'M
THE WEALTH VIRGINIA NV,
THE WEALTH ISSa THE WI, /.
THE WEALTH THE WI,,'
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THE best is the cheapest. Buy Charter
Oak. Robt Simpson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19

HAD very sore eyes, almost blind, PERUSA
cured me. A. BENDER, 5. s., Pittsburgh,
Pa
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FoR three years my son was sore all over
PERUNA cured him. J. NErEascHSASDSR.S ).
s, Pitt burgh.
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a mOHYH-A0KDED WAnHnD
e976 80 49, ceiling sst.eies . e
MID Sorid ; . ample -; Addr. ~
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STATE NEWS a APPELLANT

"Cnndnr,~i with ensrry. abillty. a., 9
nezs."- HdIhiItgfOn. ~, flSssra.
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Priec Of Mao si.o
-An


The Map will he sen, aap,-
persons who RENT, $50 h,a u, hi
REGISTER, one year, and 10 sc, /,
age on the Map.
The RynIsrrR il rally ,h,n
PpSr IN TIE state. ~ .USEs; 49,.
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the MODEL M,

The RnaisrrR I, Lc rln,,
49,. ana Prosperity nov r-i'a =
s~'e' AiHdI'ad GG.ogr. 40
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CHsErxa OAK is the best -four in the city
Ever, Iair,l warranted. RObt. Simpson.
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The REGISTER has paid owuFn.
Intelligence and integrity In ever -
the state, whose business II sio In
paper with all that intered, ~ -
his locality:-to aid every eL0iE -
ment, and In the development
sources Of the State. And II Lso -
CorresposAsss - IL rhsdpt q
OF the country, who are wide a',' q
ering that which will Interest ~! p:
,onptc ~ West Virginia.
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4 VAL.AHL.C moan

OF nearly iaD pages, on the wcaHh Il
and undcvclopcd, "f West vlv.ra 4
distinguished authorities A. ~ y
Fl!ot1 " he Royal AcIr-, j
frQ f0ntdine, Of the uniVrn.y a
Speaker, Geo. H. Mordi. wi! b, 49,
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Go OFT ia Seibert's Garden. either fiay or
CisLI. ii yUG want recreation and fresh air.
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the REcls,,Ss
MRssli~s asp,s|
LEWIS RAkn..
TERMS

rh i.Ak, By NAIL
D DaIIY' sir days in III. r.',aaA
DAILY three DAYS in ss9k
WEEKLY REGISTER set
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ROTEL ARRIVALS.
81. James Hotel, August Is. 1852,

So SohnfcS 0otcAS august 10, 1871.
II PAUL and wife, Ov HanIin, Barnesy'e
Pittsburgh ] 7 Thorley, Cleveland
A Brown, city VIM Strauss, NY
r Ellis, GAINESVILLE u Williamson, NY
Adams. Martins'e 4 Walter, ST Louis
Patterson, Harrisve ID N Harris, Pitts
A W Qxnard, Grape J NJ Workman. B 4 o
Island Bowers, Barnesv'e
A W Hanna,EmPoria ID kilsore and wife,
4 W AuH Steuoenyille
T. Wnum, Steubenv'e \ A Atwood, NY
Judge Martin, Steub'e W Mitchell, Zanesy'e
Fryer, Steuaenville \ PAUL, city
J Aber, Sta ubenville r Edwards, Pitts
q 5 Pedicord, BALTIC wv wiegaud, Elyria
J p Gibson, Jackson VIM Rel, Phiia
Nelty, II Evans, BALTIC
TT Martin, Ravensw d Athletic Base Ball Club
" Denom, do Barnesville:
Bower, Sardfs w w Hanlon
" Henderson, Cincin Barnes
Ella Cray, do Chas Carr
II Wilson, city BIZ Talbot
] Hutchinson, Perryt'nJohn Carr
ID Jones, do B Worthlngton
Z Francis, Newark Ed Wood
q W Read, Brooklyn j p Morris
Partridge New Yk
J. II. DIEHL & Co., J. s. welty, wortheu
4 Tieman, George L. McMechen, r. ],
Smyth and II. F. Behrens sell Charter Oak.
Robert Simpson, Wholesale Agent.
Go OUT ia Seiberts Garden. either day o,
rigLI. ii yUG want recreation and fresh air.
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Train Wrecker.

Train Wrecker.
MILWAUKEE, August 18.-William John
son, a train wrecker, was found guilty by
the grand jury to-day, and will receive
from one to ten years imprisonment at
h, I'd labor.
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The proprieto> Il the wv
TER have engaged the Sr,r..
well qualified for the task, u "
will readily be conceIcI,onSS
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Indications.

-7Aa.nx Isl; N. Jpn 7AMn S,srx. 1r.x.
81 Sc IS 20 70 80 10 "A
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rhermameIer Rnrnra.
RRIDAY.

As taken At schnepFs Opera House drug
sure:
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A PREMIUM WITH rmE Rrluu

To those who prefer II 10 the maj o 4,
the same terms.
l'ricc Of" West virsiaiEs N,.la D,
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THE MODEL NAP rgry
THE MODEL NAP or n, sd
TIE MODEL MAP sa MT \
THE MODEL MAP WtSI 'si I'd
THE MODEL MAI vlhellli III ID
THE MODEL MAI Iss, W. Si
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THE Recls,,.
the REeIsrr,
the MODEL ~,

". We Cordially reeonn.,..,
mooe'f amiiy newspaper SsersI
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-08
Church

ST. PAUL ME-. CHURCH-Corner OF Maple
morning at l06 and evening. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening. Sabbath School sun
day afternoon It O'Clock.
REV. A. N. SPAHR Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Beech Street.
near every alternate sabbath
ut l0s A. ~, and evening. Praye r meeting every
"Wednesday evening, sabbath school every Sun
REV. J. II. BRATTON, PASTOR
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Decatnr Street, near
Beech.-Services every Sabbath at 10H A. NJ, and
evening. Prayer meeting ON Wednesday eve
ming. Sabbath School at 9 O'Clock An.
Rev. W. HI. ORR, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Decatur Street,
between Cherry and Maple.-Services every SEE
cond and Iourth Sabbath in each month at 10 80
A. N and in the evening, Sabbath School every
SUNDAY 'Risisv.s S. I. SPECS. Pastor.
cHURCHoF CHRIST Disciples)-Barron St.,
west side, between Somers and observation-disclosures
Sunday School at Q A. NJ. Prayer meeting every
REV. L. E. BROWN, Pastor.
UNIvERSALIST CHURCH .-Corner Somers
and Cherry Streets. preaching every Sunday at
l0k O'Clock A. NJ, and. evening. Sabbath School
every Sunday at2 Pm. Teachers and prayer
meeting every "Wednesday evening. To these
meetings all are Invited.
CHURGH OF VISITATION (Catholic)-Corner
every Sunday at 10 A. ii. Catechism and In
structions att P. N. Mass on week days at $50
AN, REV. g O. GRACE Pastor.
A.. NJ. E. CHURCH.SServices every Sabbath at
REV. SiLAs FRENCH. Pastor.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-08
DeservedIy

1t Is only q few days since the news
flashed over the wires announcing the
laying of the last rail on the Denver ex-
tension of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad and the reception Ii
has met at the hands of the press and
people seems a fair criterion of the i'm
mense popularity justly enjoyed by this
giant corporation. This wondrous pop
ularity of the Great Burlington Route
has been fairly earned and acquired
and in the records Of railway progress
and Improvement during the past if-
teen years it stands atthe head. Among
the most valuable and modern appli-
ances and comfortable devices to rem
der life on the rail an enjoyable luxury
a large number originated or have been
first in use at the c., B. TO. ~headquar-
ters, the management having always
exercised the most painstaking CAREFUL
ness to guard ever the minor details in
ali that could tend to make tray ell over
the lines safe, swift and luxurious, the
facilities provided representing all the
latest developments of science and in
dustry and the teachings of expert
ence. 10 the tidy and clean sixteen
wheel sleepers, the dining cars with ia
bles groaning under loods of every pro-
durable delicacy, the parlor cars richly
and tastefully furnished, have been
added an elegant system of smoking
cars for exclusive use Of first-class pas
sengers and the state-room car, the
most brilliant gem of them all, giving
absolute privacy and special accommo-
dations for ladies or parties travelling
together; all of which combine into
their construction every point of detail
and minutia calculated to increase the
comfort CT the passenger and surround
him with the Injuries of home life.
The construction of the new Denver
extension adds also to the record one of
the most remarkable feats of railway
building, a distance of 243 miles hay
ing been covered in 219 working days,
from August to May, including, OF
course, the winter months.
The travelling public, rrompt to re-
cognize merit, are awaiting with i'm
patience the day when the c., B. & Q.
coaches will carry them through from
| the Lakes to the Rockies.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-08
SEALED PROPOSALS.

.GEALED PROPOSALS will; be re-
- .ceived at the Clerks office, at
CampbeIlstown, Jackson Township,
Preble county, Ohio, until l O'Clock p.
m, Saturday, June 10th 1882, for build
ing of a Township Hall in Campbells-
town, jackson Township, Preble Co.,
O. To be a one-story Brick House, "a
feet by 40 feet, 10 feet high, width Of
wall, 13inehes; good stone foundation,
Is inches under ground and Is inches
above ground-linestone or greyhead
stone accepted in bids; lower floor
joist 2 by % inches, 1Sinches from cen
ter to center; upper joist2 By 10sineh-
fes, 16 inches from center TO center; s
windows, size of lights, 12x44, with
o, al tops; / outside double door z feet
by 4 feet; 1 inside door 2 feet 6 inches
by 6 feet 8 inches; 81 feet of wood par
tition from floor to ceiling. All to be
OF first-class material.
Specifications at Clerks Office, Camp
bellstown, Ohio.
Trustees reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order of the Board of Trustees of
Jackson Township, Preble Co., o.
W. B. ZIMMERMAN,
may1s4 Township Clerk.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-08
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Court Proceedings.

The following are the cases disposed
of in.the Court of Common Pleas since
our lastreport: as
Sler VS.. Richards-Compromised.
Sarah J. Brown VS.. j. II. Brown.-De-
cree of divorce granted plaintiff.
H. H. Farr VS.. Magdaline Johnson
Decree for $50.36 and an order to sell
real estate.
Gaar, Scott & Co. VS.. G. P. Wall ct al.
Judgment by default for $157 ,65. Hnot
paid in ten day days Sheriff ordered to
sell on chattel mortgage.
The State of Ohio VS.. Levi Schleiger.
Indicted for using licentious language
to a female. Tried to a jury; verdict,
guilty.
The State of Ohio VS.. Peter Reynolds.
Indicted for assault with intent to kill.
Verdict for assault only, and not guilty
1.-THE intent as charged in the indict-
ment. Fine, $50 and costs. 81
The State of Ohio vs.. Orvey Ashinger.
Indicted for pointing firearms. Tried
to a jury; verdict, not guilty.
The State of Ohio vs.. Arthur Dearth.-
Indicted for petit larceny. Tried to a
Jury verdict, guilty. Fine, $l0and costs.
The State OF Ohio VS.. David Phillips.
I-Indictedfer embezzlement.a Tried to
a Jury verdict, not guilty.
The Estate of Ohio VS.. John Sullivan
Indicted underline Tramp Law Tried
to a jury; verdict, not guilty.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-08
Camden Chins.

Tom Bunch, OF Casper township, who
has been laid up for repairs the past two
weeks, was in town all o. K. on Satur-
day last, looking a little out for three
good harvest hands. He says the crop
prospects are quite fattering.
John, oldest son of Geo. X. Wood, has
become a knight of the brush, and is ar
tistically manipulating among the oiland
paint in the city of Richmond, Ind and
gets his good solid hash at the "Grace
House," No. %, North 9th street.
Our old folks one by one are passing
away. The last one being Uncle Peter
Williams, who died on Sunday morning
last of heart disease, and was buried on
Monday afternoon in Paramount Gene
terry, aged IA years.
LID. Jones of Dayton, o., Sundayed
at home here and was the recipient CT
many ssshakes'' from old friends.
Decoration here as elsewhere, has
come and gone. Fine weather, sweet
music, fair ladies and flowers, We'd as it
were, tomake the occasion one of the
most pleasant and ~appreciative ever got
ten up in Camden. Despite the ina
yoidable absence of Messrs. Nelson, Nc
Allister and Sanders, that genial trio
from Mississippi, all of whom were Con-
IeQefaC6 SOiQl6IS, W0O nave DcCH diiOhS
us two months or more and whose pres
ence on the occasion twas confidently
anticipated would materially aid in
blending the Blue and the Gray togeth-
er. DIR. Whitaker, in his usual happy
way, acted as master of ceremonies, and
at the conclusion of DR.. Weare's prayer
Miss Anna Whitaker read Mrs. d. M.
J.,s beautiful Decoration Poem, which
appeared in the Richmond .~1ndepend-
ent' that morning, and was the recipi-
emit of an enchore from a packed audience
at Guilds Opera House, IS well as a fine
boquet. After which Hon. G. NJ. An
derson, Of. Greenyille, O.,swas introduc-
ed. His effort was scholastic and elo-
quent, and delivered as only a soldier
and statesman could declaim it; at the
conclusion of which he was the recipient
Of a vote of thanks and a handsome boz
quet, together with many regrets ex-
pressed that he was not resident ofthis
Congressional District, for if he was it
would be but a little question of time UNI
til his silver voice would be heard in the
Halls OF Congress. NEXT.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-08
2 From EIdorado.
u correspondence of the Democrat.

OI Ll0 O6ulOcIdt. E
eELDoRADo, o., June 9TH, 1882.
The general theme ofitopici OF the day
is, will wheat turn. out cheat? There are
strong evidences produced from both
sides OF the question, as our wheat fields
throughout this locality are from one
half to two-thirds cheat, and the farmers
all claim TO have sown clean seed.
The new mill, which, is to be one of
the finest in the Stateyis progressing as
fast as the carpenters and milFwrights
can make it go. They are putting in the
machinery and expect to have it ready
for business by the first of July.
On the evenings Of June I'd and 3dpf
last week, at Music Hall, the ladiesg gave
a festival, which proved to betthe grand
est success OF the kind that was eve
held here although there were a great
many remarks and sport made, of the
committee that had the work to do. 1t
seems that a certain, few individuals
think there cannot be any thing done
with success unless they are leadhorses.
They will learn land it is right they
should) that a festival and a great many
other things can be run with greater sue
cess without them than if they had sole
control of it. The old Band furnished
the music for the occasion, but had to
stand among the crowded throng to. do
their work, as the stage was locked and
they were not granted the privilege 81
playing on it. This is what you call
brotherly, OF something else, ] suppose.
| fgCrsaFGt4. 54af E EGls-I Erl ErNUpv. Il
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-08
west Florence school.

W cSB lOECASC SCkAOOks
The grades on the roll of honor in the
highest grades for the spring term are as
follows!
GRAMMAR-Lulu Nicodemus, 95; Tai
lie Kelley, 80.
AARITHMETIc-Emma Marshall, 100;
Lulu Nicodemus, so; Tallie Kelley, 70.
BARITHMETic-Luda Hogans, SO; Ella
Kelley, 80; Katie O'Conner, SO; Otie
Mings, 95; Harbert Paddock, 95; Cora
Shaw, 80. 4rafs pttes s5 20.
FIFTH READER-Lulu Nicodemus, i95
Tallle Kelley, "a; Emma Marshall, 80;
Katie 01Conner, 80. a1 e7s eaae
FOURTH READER-Ella Kelley, 80; Otie
Mings, 80; Luda Hogans, S5;I Herbert
TnIRp READER-cora Shaw, 80; Thos,
Hogans, T.e fafs,4~aaea.e3z
In the spelling class, Herbert Paddock
ranks first, and both Ella Kelley and
Otie Mings second, Tony Hogans third
and Lora Kelley fourth. =,
Insthe Dictionary class, Lulu Nicode-
mus ranks first, and between Emma
Marshall and Tallie Kelley there vas al
SO a tie, as it seems to have required a
MARSHALL to keep Cup with az Tally
Examination in Geography was omit
ted for want OF time. ~
NEITHER TARDY NOR ABSENT.
Herbert Paddock, TalIie Kelley, Ella
Kelley, Emma Marshall, Lulu Nicode-
mus. Otie Mings was absent one day
only, on account of sickness, and Katie
tO,Conner two days to assist her parents.
Iagain thank the pupils as on the1ast
day, for the willingness with which they
did as I desired them, and for the good
order they observed during the term.
f The school grewin interest as well as
in numbers from its opening until its
close. Our next term will begin the
middle of September.
S. j. BARKELoo.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-08
aENEvoLENr D E

/. 20. F.-Eaton Lodge, No, 80, meets every
Friday evening In Odd Fellows Hall.
3 Prebie Encampment. No. 81, meets Cd and 4th
Thursday evenings of each month.
MASoNIC.-Boiivar Lodge. No. SO, meets on
the Saturday evening or or preceding full moon
Block.
EATON ROYALARCH CHAPTER.-The sta
Ter the full of the moon in each month: but II the
moon fills on Monday, then on that evening.
d. j. C~HRIsTMAN, High Priest.
JOHN TOWNSEND. Sec'y.
+ Regular meeting nights of st. Clair Lodge K. of
H !, the Cd and 4thy Tuesday night of each month
K. OF list. Clair Lodge, No. 1879. knights of
Honor, meets every Tuesday evening OF each
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-08

Many Miserable People drag them
selves about with failing strength, feel
ing that they are sinking into their
graves when Parker's Ginger Tonic
would begin with the first dose, to bring
vitality and strength back to them
SUN.