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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
NpwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY l, 1884

seed Cake IS los per ton Refined Petroleum ~ So1n
mar Gallon Spirits of Turpentine As.1@is. 80 per oTI
sperm OH "A Sa63 Per ton h9.a-T 6n psa ew for
American sugar IT'S 81 cw for CnDa CenL,i
fuTa p0lrizing $50. anI l5s Cd sl5s I'd lor OuO~ '
GOV adj air refining anOgL
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orr OE TOWN PROPERTY.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NpN.Y rrK CITY

lo3dst.ns eof lstave, l6Trlooll Joseph.
5o,ist n. l45 fteof Ist.aye, zoos. sarah
ID. nison 70 Ne.r Loe1 aud another ....,... ~
Be.cA,rs T., No 10. 90 r.; Ian '' '''' '' -
s3ds Sc go It o: shave, 52Ilo22' simon Adler
DyIsdn, 10 IA = msock executor to Lucy
5v o. AyeD 2Os19o Peter cafery -,
r, no Eey,t Ss 81 o. 5ist loili!ji Mary
Foley To- E..en , T. SAGE 80 -6,joi 49,
IL: h NJ LexOw ana another. executors TO- ...
7lsf,.t vs. 81 4; . Of Le1ngtonaye -6.O1lyo.5 owen
Moan and vile 10 Haleu Canpman ...-...... 20,
3tth-f -. I0i n W u lst.4ye 25xs~.3 w \ Buck
a a' Ts'' 40 = OF shave BOXES .. Lewis Ash
qaaSs o-' - 4 i,oi loth,t p SI,O3 Eliza Cline
TO samuel herT a1a !n9.ls sr,. ,,,,,.5iisn5 TO-
.9tR'st. n :. s75-s " o. iJthA9e, 2flHlO05i a 2
clar io ~ n '' cor Of ltht i76x7i Henry Mai
OrInn and we 70 Jom NJ l-srgn | r.,.- 10
4lth.st IA 50 teof Shave, -C1Jcy, Anton Jaeger %
l.sth e st IS 3 i' Il o. I'm ayc 5gIg9Ii, vi Mer
Clnt1n-st " s. - ituoi HesersL Il00i NJ A ,
46th.st. IS SIS ttw OF sthaye. zJH1oOt' hooert 80
44t As.' SO 10 S Vol Le1lnsonsye, io4Tss' ia
Hine and wife 20 Caroline 4 Eroen !, 81 ] 80
2dayc : " cor D. i -'tu,s', "a, -, $500 A.
. et al t. y - - pei t2ist. "a sxsO " Pilgrim
dave :, 49, ~ - Iassp1s Noelse .......... 20
ssd an :. iS5 o. 4tG.4ye 26IlOs2, PrAhaF
ptv iaS %'s No ia; Lucy Rahourn and husband
tO Elias ~Ouc aud au0- her $500 u
/ oth.sye VS. T55so 4jthst, 25IlOO; Peter scheercr
TO Margaret Lemon go, 20
| 7 leonard - A.; IA Nichols and vile 20 Emily
sh.eSe : : so Il .oi i5tl.st 22xsO r b strauss to
7e,6.stp IS Ii5 n o. shave i91iOl3. Arson
-guires wife TO A COuendar -.---.. 81
29th.st $ 80 Il OF 3d.ayc 5OXJo9 = stein AID
wifi 10 Jennett burchei 49, .--.- l.
/ lstave " s. oy.5 sof llsth-st SI71lOO Lehman o.
2aa ss NV C cor OF i4ith, 2OIsj6 Michael Fay
and wife 20 Blob "a .
lstave, w = 1913 OF 69th-st, 2d.SKS92' w ia :,
uer aud wife 10 Emile Marks 81
| l3thst. III 70 OF AVeA, Z9NlV5.S a S'uN'-
mann and wife to Ann collins ~
! 1,dst =. OLA " II 4th-aye 2d-0Is0.e Jane Il a.
] Twinurc ami lother To % ID Mum ....---,l6
.3l.t 4 l58bN u lst-Aye -oX4VV.0' mus 'A'''N D
20 John baum -, io,-s "a
south MLham.st So 0lb eoi ni ioa'.,'' ., Ma
stone ~ Irregular. sarah : siuges 70 9'in'a q,
s. Ainton %, i{nf6.,f 90 iixlOO. I'd open
he,mer al 10 las Meagher a.
Wall.si No - h stone aud Anolhe' eADo"'o''' =" 4
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE II. PRENTloS " %"
Successors 10 Prentiss x staplesl
az WAII-sT.
.Vyyx OFFICE. EOS MOSTA

BnooKIYx OFFICE, @Os MOSTAGUE-sr,
Dealers IN Brooklyn and New York Gas and CITY
Railroad stocks, and local securities and also all
securities dealt III at the NewYorA stock EXchang Sc
GLoRGE II. PEENTIss.
Member stock Exchange. WV. WALSH
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rroprAV FGNANcIAL WARKErs.

=
r.xro> Aurl 8O-l23O p. m.-Uuii"d states FOur Per
C-t o. 1886 do -Four and Hal. Ter Cent honls ~
A.p. an Great Western First Mortgage trustees Ger
tIrcgI.- ~ Ncw-Jctsey central CouTo. LOS II 80
Co -,cud CoAsOl, S34 New YORK Central II'4 IHhola
Crtr.l a. i.eadlng II r. Mexican Ordinary, A. cana
dian PacInC, 4U13 $500. 81, .-..-, ,t. sc.o,ut
Atlantic and Western FIRST Mortgage trustees vi
ncates SIS: Inc 1875 do second tonsos - - Ne" Or
NTican Ordinary 40Ts; Canadian Pacific 47 81 Paul Com
lie amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of England Oh
OS ., m ay SILVER y quoted at 507sd. per ounce -
par- sdvlcrs quote Three Per mt enes al q francs VI
for e account and Exchange on LONDON A. 20 francs
Gceutimes or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

total daily ,upy has been 11l7 Of MIL 2l6 cans
has been sold price Of 81 IS Of 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
l-nnfIe Un.tod taos All Clnadl.

s.l 44f5 500 @,lDhVoo
HAY AED -rF>w Al prce, remained .s ,tfady And
M-iu- H. Primo Timothy, Goat.c cover ..ll,y 10 I
ry.. 90 d, t.: -a5r do. ) G; oat o445c. .,..-...
Ho5-1 i,o i ,eri Tide is moersc praes icaIa.n
steady. COR OBJ, .raSj very l,i 81 nv. Prime do
- IT,. Low TO T4.r a .6c leaslug, 4oe--ci Fielnc
AL--on change Iron we. stsalier Copper 'tca4y
- ti ,I5 e. ~4I..-au tons -t.a s for july n l-',c.
10 no ar Soc % .ol August atl- j1c aud later j"
HsL --a-Dulat S015-c for Neworleaas and 2-c for
4yA ms g Efro ned ens e. eS S5 e-,1 a
y 90: T. tois g. 81 ~ 20 49, ~ So
r,--or.l. v.. ouis but -te.iy at ~ &C. on tle
.I5. 10 i.s Ion tAe al cod al 81 - Ia. and Pc.
'o-La'ec! ply s,eaay outa qac az 5.5l [-c FL.
ae 10. eAp. 90 7,c. o. D. Lard oL c9'e1 go &C. lo'
f 0j'"4EI FrE GHr~-asrth.r5om was again ysIy qae'
bu- 1 c.-r.l CHANG iu rate were no,tc,l on c.t-I
i ,Nf '-,6L steam. -40HJ bush. oIs ID. li,ti
1903 ub.-. Flour, isi -lo 'on. ,' o-. .', ~.
...,n ANA I.rd -9-i i,Og' box f.-. ' .n,4
r. -. t,n I'd. '-5 tons ne eacut goods. ~ ~
L"Hp9N -telm t' . qg,i 40 S'-, l.o.,i '-'''
KIN. Asl IL. -.,al, '-. oo ln s.ih '.'o ,v m
%s ...,s k2IifWrP >ory.n IL from p. lItc.-
F HI. .3 1 aaa,5 t i '. cs,s do Cj,.E
IoH oup-I.- ta..-n ''.t rom Pm. 4a5 t. b-c.
v-H,grup. l.. I'd CAPE TOYS. &q5iaa .. .,- H
'e..a big, 4ia ton. a, rates CLARA. sclooae-.o
PnovI-IoNs-roEK- There s. very attle Lie To- .te MI
scrJ ads 10 iarr,. sale' el 1o. on Ne'' spot
s. ,o Old and sIsa i--5 for new.
@,y A.,' ,2G.S. Cfi. F-,1 a.. % .oT i'S injury
if'1 Prime 2 ,al1 tx 1,ra Inl e: b
~ on 1,ei. aad i 81 20 ia -lee;. 81 5oss
AMI ID 5o-,.-cUI - nay .. -,
. STEADY support al, .l o., - f a..,. (.
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uA''r.
Tneli.h sr.pc. fresh. sand Supe per . a n
per Lpf 5'D d. tn| o.. 20 %, ~


Ola ua+- are very u. what Ite demand there IL Is
confined supply OF Choice ttesh receipts Iniiloi
boats ana store ltIrDi~. ana prid very -'".
Sew Potatoes freely cterd and tNoIh< buyers 'F't
Potatoes DUH nrda ONIONS 90 hq'i'ilt' s.it ~
.ta.v % few Fancy rrallI fl -. '4t onions Fe, 'l'
Prime Che,er Rel offered At 75c southern Green N'-'a
lc- are pi when NJ choice 4iautF sell ly
Oahutg pcIf and lower tie best los enh- d - 4
NIL except one OK IV0 spcC1 marks which command - "
Nfb lima l,- have declined last receipts going at
Ju per bUl Charleston ami savannah ltA' llt Ion
1-c -otl per crate generally Only itN uHu E' 4ol'
loug higher Fou. Beans L0fiy POO. Slu sen .o
Savannah crate but there were very
low of tbf tuculcr4 lower and dull; average qua ny
unar Fonda Tomatoes mostly green ana h.F 10 sell INC
rpe would quotations. Bermuda IoAAio'sF very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
WEDNESDAY, April 3o-r. NJ

The Custom House returns of the foreign move
rnepts Of merchandise at Eew-4oIk for the last
week show a balance IN favor OF imports oI
Sl,57s,44s. which is S2,O42'2'Z less IMAM 1"'
t.Iance for the same week Of 1883 and =, o2J30s
1os. than for the same week of 1852 The
imnort, Of last week lS75l3,27 were 92,l@7 4o5
smaller than for the week Of 1853, and 92.6o''-
e55 lass than for tine week Of lss2: the exports
Isl 934. 931I we're 81 ,j52 - less and $4,000
greater respectively than for the weeks OF 1888 ana
lss2 For the seventeen weeks of this year 'he I'M
ports Of merchandise exceed the exports 9'-'4o''-
49, which Is $50 .174,53 greater than th7 excess
of 1883 aud is 81 314 less than the excess LOT
the same period Of 1882. The resulting balances
after deductmg the specie movements, Oh the Dus!-
ness of seventeen weeks for three years are shown
" the subiOined table
niPoRIs AND EAPORTs FROM JANU AEl 10 DAIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
CLOSING yRIcEs OF BOSTON STOCKS

BosrON Apr 80. 1884,
--------- 7---,--I-v -T-7-177 Ye.-e1lly. To-day.
w. sovar o. Tlnt PeTrN "a. - e..
-, ~ y. Z y eng q
A & Top. 81 Is. l22 l.I-2 oi1 'olo,I -.--. -
Eastern Rh llu1 llCL2 AAoGtlA one" - --'l.
\ d Top r R.. 95a4 20 calumet " ii'-i" e.
Boston q Albany lSl l~l4 traAAll-----...- sc 81.
Boston 3 Maine lo47- lOi te"aulc new. ~ a. -
Tb,, D'cv lyn1. .Zl1s Quincy.
SpS5n IN q c,.ev 10 10 Flint N PA lo--- lV--2
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
RsoortstbJIOtS l. DAVIS z 20. IL "' -f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

H. state bond, the business was confined u shl'll
sales eunossce compromises at Il "a decline OF
land of Arkansas funded is at l04' VI CITY
bank stocks Mechanics, sold az 154.
The market for railroad bonds outside of te"
issues wa, dull and the movement of prices was
irregular West shore and Buffalo first os were
active and the transactions amounted to 5000
OOO: the first sales were at j0-a decline OF 4 per
cent: the highest was - and the final
was 527.. Erie second consos rose l per
cent 10 ~3lo and closed at So. Rome, Watertown
and O,I, usburc coneol IS were l per cent higher
at~1 Missouri Kansas and Texas first consols
wore off 3-rt IC- and the general Is, were steady al
- Carala Southern first 5s were mp 4 ar loo.
Ncw-York. ST. Louis and Chicago first Us were .
eaeicrat 1874 East Tennessee. Virginia ana Nror-
ra conso IS were mp j al 70, and the incomes neld
Yesterdays per cent advance at =.
-. Paul frst IS, Pacific and Western
division. were OF l. at 994 Omaha
consols were up ltatl134. wabash general ds'
for q small loft. we've per cent higher at As. Den
verand Rio Graude consos opened at 6-'agaihst ~
tLe last previous SALE declined 10 90 ana closed nj
81. and Lr-ts Western extension were OIL 81 al -.
Union Pacific sinking funds were p higher III ILL.,
but Oregon short Line as were oil p TO - p Texas
and Pacific frs.s r % Granie division, declined
Der conf to Is and recovered 10 COS Northern
Pacific frst~ held dm ar lQ3'- lQ3' =. -.-,.,,.
Tie Su1-irelsury gained ON balance - -
made ur Ivy gains of = GA currency ami Tl-'-
tgfcoin THE cain. however. include receipts a.
about 100000 tor gold bars drHNcitu by f.'
Assay Office. he days oper"li9i6 coy ,I'u: n,
.cf.r> ~ 2Oo. IG7 payments. $3.50. ~ cIrfeuCN
balance $40 - 3jG; com balance. : ~. 1920
lie money market again Tu ed Lard "a COCO
part Vt -lc loans We're renewed al q per C,L' 81
'.rr. business iu new loans was done at + per cent
and except tpualiV 20 > per cent; DIt or lhc close
.ifre, business was done. display OF Offering ~
F. I'-',t,, ~ the mont lvstatelont OF rcceiptS
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WHOLESALE PRICES oFCoUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending April %, 1884

PEAS -,
p.ee,nts for the eek-Pean- III bbs Peas 2et5 bush
FvIa,r,. -fears \, pkgs: Lao bush lmpp.,tts-
bags Besns VERY hight offerings 81 ,hoce SIs 90 LIT
row hive enabled receivers adv the pi &c u - ~
M that dglr' there only small jobbng dcInahI @
TIE dlsco0ret and mus Ie" Du,Is III
range as ~ for Poor Prime Medium ai el iO,
tuue dlI weak white kdrey not pieh{ Dui
slowly BED Kidney about steady bur quiet Ney lILr, VI
for Turtle soup Fereign bean. in heavy supply am
demand u importance. Green Peas sp@iAsIy oNo''' ~
higher
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REAL EST ATE.
eclR5

NEw-YORK. Wednesday, April 80. q
The following sales were held at the EIcha
SalesroOm to day:
ByA. j. BlceckeT & sous.
. g story brick dwellings, with lots. Nos 81 ant 50
Tfc-fcr-st COZ o. LuQl lWst. l0ts together N
siz- 45ix17; Waters :
BIZ Richard Y HdrHeH Z On.
4s-ory brown.tone dwelling, with lot. 10 lag
Urh-1ve Boulevard. e. ~ II r az Linz ST. l"t
lO6L ). Geo seaman -
4.-f0ty brick tenetlrlts with lot- q ~ Fl. y.tA
ST. 100 II OF 5d.ate lots each z5rlOO1, "m o.,
Brine. 7. B. Syyh.
s,torv brick tenement with l,t. No $40 West 30th-
SIS ~ it VI Lut- ave. lot =JNSSJ Geo A4~I4s- ~
BIZ 4. T.. Muller q s0H.
.ots w o. West 4sth-sr $50 1t " Of llLAaye each
g5yal0ut13i. j + coffin. .--------.-
plOf ui l4nI - Of r. no dave TN ing IoIgl 70
NH Brook, 10 II no. 4yJthst, sJG-'h same
purchaser
OUT or TOWN PROPERTY
b. ina. T. B. Smith
S.srnry BRICK dwelling with l0r No 40 : at'.-t
1865 o. Ne'insst lot lo.rztO' BIo' NiyAi
y a.3fory frame buildings with lot 40 Il Ncyins.c
cS tj4t- OF -C-grur .horn-sL Lot -0AIOU, ~ Ok
Ign. w Little ------'-----------.-
b. 4. H. Muller San.
7 ,Io, ~ lind on crlham.ave $ w cor OF Naretst
lL5alUU. b. ok sd + d. conn ---...-.-.-----; -
putIlfu NJ fl plot off ani on Marshall 81, % r cor or
HeIlcE--lyc. I-4lokl17i. Ne"-IA' j. Shas .,
Buiiiu,s. aith pi1t of land q sof Belmont ave RIM.
u.ue through Cd 81 Mar splacc, "a 81 AfoLater
lIlxlTu s. Nr. Irs. j. D.. llN
Buildings. with D. .Ots. Nos 20 io -#' -th2Et mar
Aqu.iuct-s. II,s each OK. Newark. y j. CAas
= lot, on Grlusf W,st1e.d.r ad and ~ Jo-epA4Ne,
near 3Iadisol--t Runway, j; same ouyer------- y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
F,cs.s Of imports sjl.665675 S37.7s5l9l slsOis@s5
Fir.t prices for stocks, which were about the
same IA last evenings closing figures were fol-
lowed by rally of l26}4 per cent for the active
stocks. succeeded by a decline TO ngures lower
than yesterday. Subsequently, however there was
d steady and persistent gain III values uhtn the
rise for such stocks az Union PacIAc' western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

p.an. Narrov 10 small Pea. -. q 2 90
cholce 2QSr9COl D0AfarrOw Pea 4Od : 90
DO. Fair to Prime D a. 20 Do uric =, no =. - IL
Medium, - DO ltall@i az, :. al
10 White kidney 3Sti a. Green Peas, prime 80 q ~
Red Kidney 1855. 80 a OOI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

NEw-YORK. Wednesday, April 80. 1884,
owing sales were held az the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

peet-- f1r tho veak 697 bales Exports for week ol2
b4i,s There ls -rarce enough business dom ot-s 4
ae and quotation. must be consider ed Er-eF 10 iIa
~ .r,t prompt quit" liberal concessions are nae 'aF
iu the future sl-ci"Nf' encOlIas NJ
a. rp them a. increase their stocks except 90 The basis oi
l, and seemingly safe basis Much interest J. attached 10
M, reports The Hon yards not only M i- ',t pu
abroad thu the advlces are very aVolaDe inc Ioo'7
having wlnterct unusually vel.
.,.t. ,t7,ce l-~g 2sT q Do Low Graes----- - Is
po t;9o to Prime lpd22 No., Gearugs ~ G2p
Nf.,ituls lBul 81 Pacific Coast. ~ ~
IOULIAY AND OAAE.
Under very FREQ receipt and slow an 4'.I iCH lle
a. T,ii.g st weak on I'D kinds blt o., cealy Oh Fowls
pf 1 Ult Dressed uruuH chi srUS .Ie ~ MOirfat sup
~. .r m and steady Fancy 30 Rosters are ulln
iv v.rc dun AMI lower There Ggc been free r,c i- ~
1tr- I.ei Bowls f1l which uI have declined anu close
vcs. 20 Prime Fresh IU~c's ere po2i ana " 10
.lrI. orer. low squads quiet up us ln L.ht supply
Pen r.l.v b. gen rally dI lrd weak especially Or mary
Qualities which th. bulk of o." supply consists tI-'y
t0n.. .t held steady but move -l'" r.
FRESH III pigeons dull ~ uu hanged prces ln-lh
~utpe suI PllEcT qot VIII nuH- cannot '1 lr74S
4. .stc, Ami. so amt We drop quota l1u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

THE GENERAL LIST.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-14
OCTOBER T


ED. DEMocRAT-Atth the request OF many
Democrats, please announce the name
of w. F. JONES, of Eaton, as a candidate
for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
ED. DEMoCRAT-Please the
name of JOHN w. DALTON, of West Elk
ton, Gratis Township, as a candidate for
the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
ED. observation-disclosures the name
OF j.. H. PAUL, of Jefferson Township,
as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the
decision of the Convention of the 23d
of August.
Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce the
name of c.. G. HALVES as a candidate tor
Sheriff, subject to action of the Demo-
cratic County Convention.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-14
Notice to Contractors.

GEALEe PROPOSALS will be re-
- ceiyed at the AUDITORS office up to
II O'Clock NJ, of
Monday, September 1, 1884,
for the grading aud crawling of the
Wolverton Road Improvement, in jack
son Township.
Bidders are required to bid by the
section OF one-half mile or for the COM
pletion of the entire length of road
They are also required to furnish bonds
with their bics, giving as sureties resi-
dents of the county.
Specifications for said work now On
file.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids, if thought unreasonable or III
safe and if the bids are 80 considered
after they have been examined, the
road may be sold at public cutlery, as
above specified, from the steps of the
Court House, at the discretion of the
Engineer in charge.
f. NJ. DAWSON, Engineer.
The culverting of the above named
road will be let at the same time and
place and under the same conditions as
the grading snd grayeling.
FL. L. ROBBINS, Auditor.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-14

Somebody has been inquiring into the
circumstances which led to their being
just twelve men on a jury, and the con-
~clusion is that it was because there were
twelve prophets of old, the apostles num-
bered twelve, there were twelve Jewish
judges, twelve pillars in the temple,
twelve patriarchs, twelve tribes of Israel,
twelve stones in Aaron's breast-plate,
twelve gates TO Jerusalem, twelve months
in the year and twelve signs in the 20
diac. {
Did Hi Robbins, John Musselman or
Harvey Paddock, go W the county pre-
vious to the convention that nominated
them, soliciting Democrats to be dele
gates in their interest? MOL Did Towns
end ever do it? No! Did Billy Quinn
ever do it? Mol The "offices sought
the men," and let the good and honest
Democrats remember these facts at our
convention and act accordingly. And
also, let all Independent voters remem-
Der that Peters secured his nomination
by such methods.
1t would seem their duty, their whole
duty, and nothing less than their duty,
for the council to use the towns limited
street funds upon the most used and
worst worn public highways. Let the
side streets-outer edges, ETC., stand as
they are for the present. There is time
for all things, but there is no time nor
money to expend on streets just now
that are not of absolute public necessi-
ty.-GREENvLLE COURIER.
All, here Bro. Calderwood has s'caught
onto" preaching the same good gospel
to the Greenville city dads, that we have
for several years been trying to pulpit
pound into the short-sighted city dads
who have been governing Eaton. There
is only one trouble about the business,
however, and that is there are too many
taxes to grind"
We beg leave to inform the "BETsY"
correspondent of the Richmond Inde-
pendent, that when we think the DEMO
Graf needs her (f it is a her, sugges-
tions as to how it should be edited, she
will be informed by postal. The Demo-
GRAFT of last week had about q column
of FREE matter in reference to the sol
dierS' reunion, Notwithstanding the
senseless ~allusion of "Betsy" to the con-
trary, and if that amount, and what
'tpufing and blowing" we have done be-
fore for its success, will not bring it, the
blame will be with such silly creatures
as "Betsy and the baby,"an not the
DEMocRAT. Some people wouldn't be
satisfied with the whole earth, they
would then want 'hello to stick those
into who don't see as they do. Good
bye Betsy" be sure You come to swell
the immense crowd that will be here at
the reunion.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-14
Iron Bridge Letting

GEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
y ceiyed by the County Commission
ers of Preble county, Ohio, at their Of
flee, in Eaton, until II o'clock NJ, on
Wednesday, Aug. 81, 1884,
for the erection of two Wrought Iron
Bridges. One over Fourmile creek OF
128 feet in the clear between faces of
masonry; roadway 16 feet wide in the
clear, eleven panels, and height of truss
10 feet.
One over Sevenmile creek of 134 feet
in the clear between faces Of masonry
roadway 16 feet wide in the clear, elev-
en- panels, and height of truss 20 feet.
Bidders must furnish full plans and
detailed specifications and strain sheets,
showing the maximum strains. Bids
to be made per lineal foot. Bridge to
be paid for only from centre to centre
of end pins.
Bids not in accordance with this adj
v~ertisement will not be considered, and
the right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
BY order of the Board of County Com
missioners.
FL. L. ROBBINS, Auditor.
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-14
PACIFIC RAILWAY
THE GREAT
FREE CHAIR CAR LINE
To the West.

Two trains daily between st. Louis
and Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchis-
on, St. Joseph, Omaha, and all points
West. FREE CHAIR CARS on all trains
and more of them than via any other
1t is conceded that the Old Re
liable Missouri PACIFIC RAILWAY is the
most direct, quickest, and best equipped
line to the West. Ask your Ticket Agent
for a ticket over the Missouri PAcIFIc.
and take no other. You will never re-
greet it. Write for Map Folder, with
Time Table, &C., to
N. R. WARWICK, Agent,
131 Vine Street,
CINCINNATI, O.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-14
MEAT SHOP FOR SALE.

4 SPLENDID STAND for selling
IN Meat, located in West Elkton.
Preble Co., o., with yer a hundred
tons of ice and all the necessary fix
lures for carrying on the butchering
business, will be sold cheap by the un.
dersigned. Call soon or address,
D. G. STUBBS,
%jul3l-4l West Elkton, o.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-14
Graveyard Plunderers take
Notice.

Section 7036, Ohio Statutes:
Whoever wi1fdI1y Injuries or rec
move any tomb, monument, grave
stone, or other structure erected to per-
petuate the memory of any deceased
person, or any fence railing, or other
work in or around any cemetery or
burial place, or any tree, shrub or
plant therein, shall be fined not more
than five hundred dollars. or imprison-
ed not more than thirty days, or BOTH"
jul31-w3I TRUSTEES.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-14

SN6aLhO IIsOI OODAO Will NC re-
- cefved at the Auditors office up to
II o'clock NJ, of
Monday, September 1, 1884,
for the grading and graveling of the
Florence Station Road Improvement
in Jackson Township.
Bidders are required to bid by the
section of one-half mile OF for the COM
pletion of the entire length of road
They are also required to furnish bonds
with their bids, giving as sure!ies resi-
dents of the county.
Specifications for said work will be
on file on and after August 20, 1884.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids, il thought unreasonable or un-
safe; and if the bids are so considered
after they have been examined, tile
road may be sold at public cutlery, as
above specified, from the steps of the
Court House, at the discretion of the
Engineer in charge.
F. M. DAWSON, Engineer.
The culverting Of the above named
road will be let at the same time and
place and under the same conditions as
the grading and graveIing.
III. l.. ROBBINS, Auditor.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-14
Road No1ice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a pc
In tition will be presented to tie
Board of Commissioners OF Preb,e Co.,
o., at their next regular session, A. D.
1854, praying for the location Of a Conn
ty Road, on the following line, to-wit:
Twerty-four feet wide off of the west
side of Lot No. Al. in the Village of
Verona, Preble County, Ohio; and run
ming thence south from the center of
Main street, between Lots No. 40 and
Al, 1887 feet to an alley fronting the
school house lot, and there to termi-
nate. JOSHUA ROWE
aug14-4 and others.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-14

Return, leave Eaton 5 :0S p. m.
Expected to be present: The Uniform
Rank K.of P. of Richmond, the Uni
form Rank GA. R., with a Band, from
Richmond, Greenville, Oxford, Hamil-
ton and Camden.
See small bills and posters. Tell every
body. Get your lunch baskets ready
and attend the grandest demonstration
ever witnessed in this part of the State.
JOHN r. McCORD, Adv. Ag't.