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Land.Grabbing Scheme In Oregon.
A WASHINGTON OFFICIAL SAID TO BE IMPLI-
GATED.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch-l

IBy Telegraph 10 inc DIspaIcILI
PORTLAND, OREGON, February. 29.-The
Oregonian publishes an article exposing a
vast land.grabbing scheme under a leglsla-
tive act of 1870, entitled an act providing
for the sale OF swamp land in Oregon. 1t
charges II. &. owen, OF Eugene City, with
filing a claim OF 4,000,000 acres, much o.
which is excellent grazing land. 1t charges
r. V. Aukeney. sent from Washington
TO examine the land on behalf OF the Gov
eminent, with being bribed to fur her the
schemes OF Owen. Thus far Owen has Sc
lected 372,000 acres OF the millions filed,
and the Oregonian demands the prevention
OF corrupt speculation and an inyestiga-
ton by the Legislature.
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Msrrh.,,r. POLK Dead.
fly telegram 10 the D1spatch'I

NASHVILLE. February 20.-IntelIgcnce
is lust received Of the death OF Marshall
r. Polk, ex.State Treasurer, In East Nash
vile.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, February g.-Polk
had been III for some days, but death was
unexpected. He was lying on his bed
talking as usual TO bis family, having been
up and down all day, and apparently In the
same health az for several weeks. Even
his family hardly knew when ne dled. His
son, James Knox Polk. saw his arm fall,
and went to him and saw that ne was dead.
Several physicians were called and pro-
nounced Il heart.disease.
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SupERfoR, WIS, January. 1880.

SIPERfOR, WIZ, JnnuaTy, ISBU.
heard In my ncighborhOod that your Hop BIT
tiers wa, doing such great deal Of good among Tie
sick and afflicted with most every Kind OF disease
and a. had been troubled for fifteen years with
and all kinds Of rheUmdtic mpidiHts
and kidney trouble, took one bottle according 10
directions. II at once did me great deal Of good,
and used four bottles more l am an old man,
but am now well a. can wish. here are seven
or eight families In our place using Hop Bitters
for their family medicine, and are vel! satisfied
with IL they VIII use no other. One lady here has
been bedridden for years. Is We'll aud doug her
work from the use Of three bottles.
LEONARD MHirBECk.
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Blown from q Train.

BY Telegraph 10 INC IJIsIHIINI'I
ELIZABETH. n. j., February 29.-secre-
tary-of-State Henry c. Kelsey WAS blown
from q Philadelphia and Reading railroad
train between Trenton and Pennington
this morning. A heavy wind caught HIM
while he was passing from one car to an
other. The train was stopped, and when
he was picked up he was found 10 nave
been greatly bruised but not seriously ih-
iurpd
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yyook.s business Failures.

[By telegraph 10 The DlspaIcH'J
New YORK. February 29.-The business
failures throughout the country occurring
during the last week number for the United
states 1913, and for Canada -. Total
135 against DAG last week-a decrease OF l
failures. The decrease is all in the United
states, as Canada had two more failures
than last week.
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Thanks for Caurfesies.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

Nv ItTtKTdIH 70 IHt DIsPaIVH'I
New YORK, February 29.-Mayor Edison
this afternoon received copy OF resolli-
tIon of thanks from the Board OF Visitors
of the Virginia Military Institute for cour-
tesjes extended to the hearers OF the flag
that was captured by Coniederates during
the war and returned to this city last
Eourth of July.
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ANNA MARIA KRIDKH. WIFE OF TOBIAS X.

CHANBERsBCRG, July 20, 1879.
This j. 10 let the people know that |, Anna Maria
Krider, wife Of Tobias hTider, am now past sew
enty-four years of age. Ny health has been very
bad for many years past. ] was troubled Win
weakness. bad cough, nyspeps a. great debility ana
constipation of the bowels. was 50 mlserablel
could cat nothing heard Of Hop BiiteTs ana Was
resolved Ia try them. have only used three bet
tIes aud I feel wonderful good, well. and strong
again. Nv bowels are regular. my appetite good
and cough gone. | think II my duty 10 let TIE peo-
ple know how bad was and what the medicine
hl, done for me, they can cure themselves
with IL.
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Fire I'm Laurenburg, N. &.


[By telegraph 10 The Dispatch.I
WILMINGTON. n. c., February 29.-Spe-
cial adyices to the star from Laurenburg
report that fire there this morning de-
>troyed seven stores and lot OF smaller
buildings. The principal sufferers are
II. f. NorthrOp. l.. a. Monroe. Dr: Fry,
ID. A. McAlIister, +. Crouch, T.. j. Black,
and l.. A, Parker.
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EVANSVILLE, WIS. June "a. 1852.

conference.-the medicine has had one half The
sale here and given such universal satisfaction ss
your Hop Bltters have We take pleasure In speak
ing for their welfare, every one who tiics them
Is well satisfied with their results. Several such
remarkable cures have been made with them here
that there are a number Of earnest workers In the
Hop Bltters cause. one person gained eleven
pounds from taking only a few bottles.
SMITH IpE
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Hanged for Numbering a Chinaman.

10y telegraph to The Dispa'ch'I
NEW ORLEANS, February 29.-Thc Plea
,une's Franklin special says: W. Moore
icolorcd) was hanged to-day for the muir
derof Lee Amman. Chinaman, last spring.
Moore expressed his willingness to die.
At 12:2S the trap was sprung. After hang.
ing about half minute it was discovered
that the rope was too long, the feet OF The
culprit resting on the floor. He was raised
to the platform, the rope shortened, and u
minute later the trap was again sprung.
The fall was not sufficient to break the
neck, and he died Of strangulation in ten
minutes
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White. GIG bushels very good ON prl-
,,,te terms Red }66 bushels common l,UnPberry
M 81 10; POS bushels common % good short
berry al 81 OF to SlI3; LOCO bushels fair short
Herry ON private terms. Mixed, 500 bushels good
on private terms; 800 bushels good 10 very good
CoRX.-Whlp, A. bushels good 10 very good at
81 10 zoe.
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FIonF.

Flour We quote: Fine. s2.50683; superene,
s9956s3.75: extra, S4.75@k4.90: ,er""" Shm
s5.25: PateAt family. t6tGt625. Market very
dull.
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had been sick and miserable 80 long CAUSING
my husband 80 much trouble aud expense, NO one
r,,o,yinO what allied me. va. - completely us
hcarteurd and discouraged that got boule or
lInn Filters aud used them unknown TO nv family.
.oon BEGAN Ia improve and gained ~ fast mat
M husband and family thought IL strange ar un-
uattrll hnt when told them what had helped me-
they said: Hurrlh for Hop Bitters! ionf may
81 ~ n mn THE MOTHER.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, FEE. 20, 1884
Try Telegraph.l
noULpryGs. BRACKETS. &e.
~c.r..s..-,.,s,'-.S.,7-1,c,,,c1,I,I,N,.f,nryTE'R

UTHITE & PoINDEXTER, ,ro.v
w PLANING-MiLLo AR ri S Se;si fA cC65RSrcE
Manufacturers OF MODnnihNiWINGS or ALL
bbFFsscSRHI TPrIoNs ROUND MD , s2SASRE
WoODEN Packages, Esllna ,s hS,n a,r,'ei.
FACTORY, Twenty, Io ar,I anu ''"'"
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wurderers Respited.

IBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
LousyuLE, KY, February 29.-Rudd
and Champ Fitzpatrick, who were 20 have
been hung at Columbia to-day for the muir,
der Of Miller Brewster, have been reprieved
by Governor Knott till March Il.
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Nv wife was troubled for years with hlotches,
which nearly annoyed the life out Of her. she
spent many dollars on the thousand inIai1bie "
cures. with nothing but injurious elects, Iahy
friend of syracuse, y. y. who had had similar
.cNpcrience and had been cured with Hop Bltlers,
indured her t0 try IL. one bottle has made her
face as smooth, fair, aud soit a. cbiiu = snu
iv.,, Nor sueh health that it seems almost mira
clr. \ MEMBER Oh CANADIANS PARLIAMENT
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WINSTON, FonsrruE COUNTY, y; c.,

Gentlemen,-I desire 10 express TO Won my thanks
for your wonderful Hop Bittcrs. I was troubled
with dyspepsia for FIVE years preyieus 70 COM
inencing the use Of your Hop Filters some six
months ago. Nv cure has been wonderful. I am
pastor OF the First Methodist church Of this place.
and my whole congregation can testify 20 The
great virtue of your bitters-
Very respectfully, Rev. n. FEaEBEE.
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rERTILIZERs.

,GIsERTiLiZERs.-we offer for sale No; ! !
L STANDARD PERux,iAS5N p SnnN sso gi -
per cent. Ammonia g9a TE nr Z; rRMAN Potash
s sAAIM'Ts 81 observation-disclosures rH9sfH liz FL
A. r.. ELLERsoS & CO.. AE snS Gary street.
Re o6-lm i"-' N~'' $500
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, February 30, 1884.

THfFNlf FEI'fE fCCFs
SALEs-FfasT BOAED.-6,000 Atlantis and
Charlotte Incomes Or. Cha, 60; 1000 Georgia
Pacific first IS at OF; 10 shares Petersburg Rail-
road stock at 49, 10 do. at 33s 10 do. at 49,. 10
do. at 33, 10 do. at 32t 10 do. at 32t, 40 do. at
32s, 80 do. at 32h; 1000 virginia new 3's ut 81.
SECOND BOARD 10 shares Petersburg Rail-
road stock at 32l. 10 do. at SO; 1000 Georgia
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RAY CRY. MICH Fch,u,ry a 1890

HOP BuferS Company: think It my duty to
send YOU "a recommend for the benefit Of any per-
son wishing to know whether Hop Buffers are sood
or not. know they are good for general debility
and Indigestion: strengthen The nervous systeia
and make new life Irecommend my patients to
use them. DIR. A. PLATT.
Treatcr Of Chronic Diseases.
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p,CuIAoy.s EXPERIENCE.

travelled all over Europe and other foreign
countries at cost Of thousands OF dollars, IN s-Ieh
nj ncaIth, and found Il not. returned dlscouf-
a .,rd and disheartcned. aud was restored 10 rear
Youthful health aud spirits with less than w. pit
lie, of Hop BittcrS. hope OILERS may prom Dy
nv experience and stay al home.
" LADY. Augusta, Ne.
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Doc, ar Iohn Browns widow.

lBy telegraph to the Dispa'ch.I
sAS FRANCISCO, February 20. Mrs. Mary
Brown. widow OF John Brown, OF Ear-
per's Ferry, Va, notoriety, died here to-
day. 81
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DYrrvAx. WIS sen,el

DELEvAN, WIS.,, September "a, 1880.
Gentlemen II have taken not quite one bottle %
the Hop Bitters. was q feeble old man OF seven
ty-eight when got 10. To-day am active and
feel as well az did ~ thirty. zee u great manv
that need such medicine. ID. ROYCE.
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- % r a ; IL &.

todlae of Potassium IL one ~ the strongest 90 las
minerals used In medicine, and IA prodnttu
mueh suffering ln the world Taken Tor loDS
Time and i'm lgrxe doses. Il dries up tne RasiIic
iuIces impairs digestion, the stomach tei1ssss
Food. and the paiient declines la hea.lh ana
weight Persons with Blood or s&ln hssSsSs
,houd he careful how they take these mlherA' pvs-
.ons Is in most instances the eject OF tnsn ~ 70
almost permanently impair the con~uiut"n' ="
ta Le me Dlae Of these pOson> We ohcr you ss.'
snrr nroinpt. and permanent RELIEF from youI uoo
no. swift. Spsclic l. entirely NtgeGaols p,,
nay,,lon. aud Il T. easy TO convince you W "S
merit.
h,x,. cured permanently Blood Tain, In mo
| NIL ,.nerattOn by the use OF NwiEtS sIsctnv,
~ had uaOst slgnaily iaiad with Mercury anu
/ pn,ssi h. \. TOoMEii, VI. ID, Perfy, ia
yonpg man requests mr. Ia Thank Won TOP BIZ
| . ~ ulood Poi son by the use 81 your spesiso
| eS,er an a. her treatment has failed
JOSEPH JACOBS, Druggist, A1hens. "s'
our Treatise on Blood and SKIN Disease nailed
free 10 applicants.
| TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CoMPAN
| Drawer 3, Alfalfa, Us.
| SeS York ofiee. 1873 west fsfasy-hro s'feer
| between sixth aud seventh A'snaso.
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LrDDINGrOS, MICH. february = IseV'
I have sold Hop Bittors for four years ana .neis
attacks Kidney complaints, aud many diseases IN
cident Ia this malarial climate. ,.,.,,
fs -Th,Sa.Tr&wlm u. l. ALsAhNp@"'
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PocuysryR n. Y. March i1,sso

Hop Bitters Company: Please accept our CRATE
ful acknowledgment for the Hop Bttcrs you were
- Kind 10 donate. and which were such BENEFITS
TO us. We are so built up with IL we feel Young
again. OLD LADIES or THE
HOME OF THE FRfEzDLJsS.
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BRADFORD. PA, MAY s, 1881.

10 has cured mo Of several diseases. such
yousness. sickness AZ the stomach. nthlY trou-
blcs, &c. have not seen sick day since took
Hop Bitters. Mr.. FANNIE GREES.
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Nv mother saws Hop Btters Il The only tnlns
of paralysis and headaehe.-EdH0T Os1sg0 S"''
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If you have a sick friend. whose life Is burden /.
one bottle Of Hop Bitters will restore that friend
TO perfect health and happiness.
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MONROE. MIcm.. scnlemhor 2D. ls7n.

MONROE, MN-II.. StpIrfnDoF 70. 1910,
Sirs.-I have been taking Hop BitterS for indam
nation Of The kidneys aud bladder: IL has done
for me what four doctors failed TO do-curcd me.
The effect of the Bitters seemed like magic.
w. l.. CARTER.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MOOD htl-.s. "'AN'fD
PORT OF RICHaONI,. FEBRUARY 20, 1904
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Hulphers. New York mfr'
ch,u dIs. and passengers. q. W. Allcn& 'o'
steamer Pioneer, -. Philadelphia mcrchah-
Ak ana messengers, j. ". McCarricS' agent
,lraInef Ariel, clifford, Nori1lN' LhitS" osate
mill merchandise. and paSsen2srs' IL Do iS'V'
snuprlpieud"nt 49,, 49,. x.i. .;,,
schooner David Clnrkson, Ireland, New orr r'd
Bermuda Hundreds. wooc
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS,FE 20 1855
IBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, norfolk; me i
oh1ndlse and passengers, CHESAPEAKE anu O"i'
Railway Company land sailed on returnI. 49,
Steamer Accomac, Deik. merclaholae anu sas
sengers. smithteld, Chesapeake ana ohio hA'i"~
fn,nnany land sailed on returnl. -, ,,c.,,
steamer Northampton, MctMflcs, Not M
,nerehaudise and passengers, ChesillIeaAS anu Oi'
PaiIyav Company land SAVED on retnp,: ,,
steamer Manhattan. stevens Ne" i"fA' anu
sailed for West Point. ,,,,t,o..,o and called
steamer Berkshire, IIowes, Baiiiihore' anu sa''su
'O schouner Eva ID. Rose. Norfolk.
MEMORASDUM.
schooner Henry Wilmington ir ,hi Newp ,,s., ,
News for Boston, at Dutch Islahd IiaFnoa'
that Of Sandy Hook, 23d Instant wac run nn.o ns
n British steamer leaving Ne" OH anu j'p"oo'i
laken OF.
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DOtJK AND JOB WORN
ID NEATLY EXECUTED
AT THE .o.--
DISPATCH PRiNTINo-lsoeSA
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COMMERCIAL.
RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. February 20. 1854.
OFFERINGS.
WUEAT.-White. 81 bushels. Mixed, 500 bush
els. Red, 3,074 bushels.
CORN. white. Ga bushels.
OATS.-44 bushels.
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SEID-pOTA1OsS. .....>>
INARLY ROSE, BEAUTY OF HE.
Ia BRoN, BOSTON MAkhEr tths easn W .ss IT,
in ,tcck AZ tho sowest market price.
~ n. W. WOOD, scotsman.
uaan e"' Narshan streeis.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Deadly Dynamite.
1pv cnhlc 20 The Dispatch.

THE RECENT DISCOVERIES AT CHARING CROSS
AND PADDINGToN-TAKING EXTRA PRECAU-
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PORT OF RICHMoNB. FEBRUARY 20, 1864
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-07
Notice To Contractors.

fGEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
~. ,ceiyed by, the Council of the In
c%orporated Village of Eaton, at the
Clerks office in the city buildings UNI
Monday, August 25th, 1884,
at IL o'clock noon. for the furnishing
of materiaI and laying guttering on the
following streets 8: Decatur street east
from Mapleto railread crossing. North
side Of Somers street from Beech to
Walnut street. West side of Cherry
street from Israel street to ST. Clair
street. South side of High street from
Walnut str eet to the west side OF the
Corporation, according to the specifi-.
cations on file In the office of the Cor
poration Clerk.
The Council reserves the right of re-
jecting any or all of the bids. Each
bid to be guaranteed according to law.
ffa BY order of Council.
I. NJ SILVER.
aug7-2w. Corp. Clerk.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-07
First and Second Premiums for
Largest Crop Value.

The Ohio State Board has just issued
Gully 9TH, 1884, the Analyses of Fer,
~tilizers on sale in Ohio. There are six
ty-five brands of Quick-acting Fertiliz-
ers. Schilling's BINARY BONE takes
the First Premium, because it has the
largest analysis of Phosphoric Acid,
and Schilling's BIsEcTED BONE takes
the Second Premium because it has the
second largest amount of Phosphoric
Acid. The Fertilizer that contains the
largest amount of Phosphoric Acid is
the Fertilizer that will produce the
most grain and grass; in other words
the fertilizer that has the largest a.
mount of Phosphoric Acid has the
greatest Crop Value.
W-Orders for Schilling's Fertilizers
should be left at once with
j. L. QUINN 6 CO., Ag'ts,
aug7-4t Eaton, Ohio.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-07

George w. Deem vs.. Evaline C. Grit
ifs ct al. Preble Common Pleas
Order of Sale on Mortgage. Case
No. 5456.
DURSUANT to an order of sale is
il sued from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Preble County, Ohio, and to
me directed, I will offer for sale at
public auction, atthe door ofthe Court
House, in Eaton, Preble Co., o., on
Saturday, August 9th, 1884,
between the hours of and A O'Clock
p. m. of said day, the following real
estate, situate in Preble Co., o., and
bounded and described ms follows, to-
wit: Forty-nine and one-half $3.50
feet off of the north end of Lots one
hundred and eighty-ffve 185) and one
hundred and eighty-four, QS4) as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at the north
end ofin-Lot 1856, on Barron street !;
thence south on Barron street forty
nine and one-half (491ss) feet thence
west six (6) rods to the west side of
Lot number one hundred and eighty
four; 184) thence north forty-nine
and one-half (49A) feet on the west
to the place of beginning.
Appraised at $500.
TERMS CASH.
COURT. CORWIN, Sheriff.
j. v. CAMPBELL, Atty.
julyl0-tds
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-07
OCTOBER


ED. DEMocRAT-At 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 announce 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.
q MANY VOTERS.
ED. DEMocRAT-Announoe the name
off. III. 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.. @. HALVES as q candidate for
Sheriff, subject to action of the Demo-
cratic County Convention.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-07
Iron Bridge Letting

GEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re-
- ceived by the County Commission
ers of Preble county, Ohio, at their Of
flee, in Eaton, until II o'clock NJ, ON
Wednesday, Aug. ~, 1884,
for the erection of two Wrought Iron
Bridges. One ovcr Fourmile creek of
12S 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
! vertisement will not be,considered, and
the right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. tsi.s 4-ass
BY order of the Board of County Com
Il. Z. ROBBINS, Auditor.
| g;,1o1 ,6
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-07

Train Will leave Union Depot. Toledo, via Mich
igan Central, al 1o:l5 p. m, on above dates, and
arrive at Toronto the following morning in season
for breakfast. Carriages will be provided at spe-
cial rate, and three hours be allowed for "doingr
this beautiful city. Through train, with parlor
cars attached, will leave Toronto, via Northern
& Northwestern Railway, at 1900 noon, and ar
rive at Muskoko wharf, Grayehurst, at 600 D. m :,
making close connection with Steamer chartered
for special trip through Lake Muskoka, Indian
River and Lake Rosseau, arriving at Monteith
Hotel. Rosseau, at 500 p. m. Rates here sl.5o per
day.
Return tickets include Lake Joseph, Muskoka
River, Braccbridge, Muskoka Falls, etc., and are
limited twelve days from date OF sale.
The Muskoka region is one of the most attrac-
tive in Canada for summer tourists, nImrods and
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-07

the loving disciples of gentle Isaak, Walton, 1t is
truly a realm of enchantnlent. and is fast bscom-
ing to Americans, as IT has long been with Cana
dams. q prime f~avori,e.
Particulars cheerfuIIyf furnished by Agents G.
H. & d. R,y, or NJ. O. Roach, Southern Passenger
Agent, andW H. Greegor, Travelling Passenger
Agent M r. B., Toledo. who will personally
conduct these delightful Excursions, aud give
every attention to the comfort, convenience and
enjoyment of participants. - y
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-07

OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,
EATON.O.. july 26. 1884,

GAION, W, July 20, loof.) z
Our citizens are requested to take all
the precautionary stepsin guardingthe
health Of our city, and putting their
premises in a good sanitary condition
by cleaning Vaults, Cellars, outbuild-
ings, &C., using Lime and other Disin-
fectants freely, and abate NIL cause of
disease, or steps will be taken forth
with, by the Board to havesthe same
abated and the expense thereof assess
ed as q lien upon the property, and to
enforce the penalties provided by law.
You will therefore take due notice and
comply with same or be subject to pro-
ceedings and penalties as provided BY
statute.
AL citizens are solicited to aid the
Board by reporting any persons who
faifto comply with the above request.
By order of the Board OF Health of
Eaton. ~
w. B. MARSH, Pr resident.
W. A. CoovERT, Clerk.
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-07

Section 7036, Ohio Statutes:
"Whoeyer wilfully Injuries or re-
moves any tomb, monument, grave
stone, or other structure erected topper
petuate the memory of any deceased
person, or any fence railing, or other
work in or around any cemetery or
burial place, OF 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-w3l TRUSTEES,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-07
MEAT SHOP FOR SALE,

A SPLENDID STAND for selling
n Meat, located in West Elkton.
Preble Co., o., with over a hundred
tons of ice and all the necessary fix
lures for carrying on the butchering
business, will be sold cheap by the I'M.
dersigned. Call soon or address,
D. G. STUBBS,
jul31-4l West EIkton, o,