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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31
MARKET

At the provision markets the consumers
will have to pay the following prices:
Rice-per b 6Ac.
Beans-per qt., 6zc.
Lard-per ID SHc.
Salt-per Dbl. $1.25.
Eggs-per doz. 1sc.
Butter-per b 12@lsc.
Honey-per f 25c.
Hominy-per ct. &c.
Hams-smoked, lie.
Onions-per bu. Use.
Flour-per Dbl. $500.
Chickens-per ID Sc.
Turnips-per bu. SOC.
Potatoes-per bu. 4Oc.
Corn meal-per ID NC.
Picked pork-per h 6@sc.
Cranberries-per ct. sHc.
Apples, dried-per b SC.
Cheese-per fb 15c.
Fresh beef-per b 6@I2c.
Apples, green-per blu. $1.00.
Buckwheat 1our-per 1b &c.
Fresh pork-per tb s@12Lc.
Smoked side meat-per b 10c.
Turkeys--per b, live &c; dressed, 121c.
Hay-per ton, $7@$s.
Corn-per bu., 38c.
Wheat-per bu. S5c.
~Hogs-$3.70.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31
Chri.,ma. Entertainment..

The annual return of Christmas is always
hailed with delight, especially by the happy
boys and girls in the Sunday Schools. They
tions and are much disappointed ifthey do not
get something from parents and friends. At
the NJ. E. Church, on Christmas eve, a novel
plan was conceived and carried into effect. The
plan of giving was made reciprocal, and, as an
entrance fee, each individual, old and young
alike, was asked to contribute something in the
line of eatables or dress, to be given to the
poor of Eaton. This was a happy plan, and to
all who had a view of the many and substantial
apparent. These eatables and wearing ap-
parel were judiciously distributed by the la
dies Of the Benevolent Society, on Christmas
day, to many needy homes, and the happy
meals enjoyed on that occasion made ample
reward for labor and expense. The entertain
ment proper consisted of a choice selection of
recitations by the little folks and a series of
tableaux representing a bedroom scene in
which two little girls were hanging up their
stockings to be filed, while Old Santa Claus
all in ermine and snow, with loads of toys, was
seen entering the chimney from above. After
these tableaux, Old Santa came down in the
audience room, and, having made a circle to
see if all were there, presented his presents to
the teachers of the several classes. About $50
was expended in this way, for the presents.
The children were especially happy and enjoy
ed the feast. 1t will long be remembered as a
time of pleasure for all connected with it. To
Mr.. Wehrly, the Superintendent, and various
committees much praise is due.
At the church of Christ, Christmas services
were held Friday evening. The Sunday
School was greeted with a full house. Excel
lent order and good attention prevailed
throughout. After prayer by the pastor a song
of"welcome," duet, by Misses Jennie Achey
and Stella Walls, and full chorus by the school
was sung. A very fine program was rendered.
Miss Carrie Nogle presided at the organ and
Mrs. DR.. Walls rendered valuable assistance
in the singing. The church was tastefully
decorated and the unanimous verdict is that all
did excel!ently we'll and everybody seemed to
enjoy the evenings entertainment. The mem
bers were thoroughly active and worked with a
will to make every thing pleasant and agree
able for all, and although "Santa Claus did
not appear in person, being no doubt busy
elsewhere, he did not fail to provide a liberal
supply of candies, bananas and oranges, which
Rev. Mcleod, DIR. Walls and Frank Deem, were
active in making the entertainment so much
of a success.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31
Open Houses.

The following list of persons are advertised
in last Sundays Enquirer to keep "opeu
house, in Eaton on New Years day. o.
course their houses will be open-wide open
they are open every day for kind friends and
%neighbors to drop in and exchange friendly
greetings; but whether all named above vii.
be open tomorrow Friday to receive com.
pany in the cold timc'' style, is exceedingly
doubtful:
Miss Katie Albright, East Main street.
Mrs. Jos. Acton, West Main street.
" John Alexander, North Barron street
4" j. A. zimmerman, South Franklin st.
Miss Lou Achey, North Barron street.
" Laura Bruce; South Barron street.
d" Zoa Bunger, East Deem street.
" Lizzie Beall, East Main street.
Ida Brooks, East Main street.
Kittie Campbell, South Barron street.
Miss Mollie Coffman, East Main street.
Mrs. George Deem, North Barron street.
Miss Laura Denny, East Main Street,
Mrs. w. A. Edison, North Barron street.
Miss Rhea Fox, East Wadsworth street.
Mrs. Henry Farr, North Barron street.
Misses Ella and Cad Frazer, East Main
street.
Misses Edith and Mary Gould, East Main
street.
Misses Laura and Josie Hunt, South Barron
street.
Mrs. General A. L. Harris, North Cherry
street.
Mrs. Andrew Hiestand, West Main street.
W. A. Hoffman, West Main street.
i" John Johns, Reichel House.
!" George A. Kelly, East Somers street.
" DIR. A. A. Lovett, East Somers street.
Miss Mary Lander, East Main street.
" Mel Lockwood, East Wadsworth street.
!" Ida Mikesell, West High street.
" Allie Mikesell, South Maple street.
Misses Ada and Fannie Marsh, East Deca-
tur street.
Mrs. Dr.. FIN. Michael, North Barron st.
" Harry Markley, North Barron street.
f." DIR. j. K. Miller, East Somers street.
G.. A. McNeal, North Barron street.
/" John Musselman, East Main street.
W. b. Ortt, corner Decatur and Maple
streets.
Miss Cornie Nelson, corner Main and Barron
streets.
Miss Laura Ressler, East Decatur street.
Mrs. Abel Risinger, West High street.
Misses Sophia and Carrie Rhefuss, South
Beech street.
Mrs. Frank Rhea, East Somers street.
H. l.. Robbins, East Somers street.
Miss Mary Rehfuss, at DR.. Stephens, East
Main street.
Misses Tena and Mary Rau, West Decatur
street.
Misses Carrie and Mollie Schlenker, East
Main street.
Miss Emma Small, West Somers street.
Misses Della and Kittie Thompson, East
Somers street.
Misses Mary and Dora Thum, Main street.
Misses Lizzie and Hattie Truax, corner High
and Beech streets.
Miss Ruth Van Ausdal, West Main street.
+" Eva Williams, East Somers street.
" Julia Woerner, South Cherry street.
Mrs. DR.. l. N. Welsh, corner Barron and
High streets.
Mrs. Jos. Woerner and daughter Jesse,
East Main street.
Mrs. Colonel Robert Williams, East Somers
street.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31
Mrs. Elizabeth Huffman.

ELIZABETH WALTERS HUFFMAN, widow of
Alexander Huffman, deceased, died at the resi-
dence of her son, Barney Huffman, Dec, oath,
1885, aged So years, 4months and II days. The
funeral services were conducted from the NJ.
E. church in Eaton, on Saturday last, by Rev.
T. ]. Harris, a former pastor and personal
friend of deceased and family. Her children
and a large number of relatives and friends
were present to pay their last tribute of re-
spect to the deceased. Deceased was for
many years preceding her death, a mem
Der of the M. E. Church and died as she had
lived, a pious and faithful christian. She was
a devoted wife, an affectionate parent and was
esteemed by all who knew her for her estima-
BILE qualities and her conscientious devotion
to duty. She was especially noted for her love
and kindness to her children, and was ever &C
tive in watching and caring for them. She
will be sadly missed, not only by her three
sons and daughters, but also by the large cir
Gle of relatives and friends who, in time past,
enjoyed the hospitality and good cheer Of her
happy home. But her mourning friends are
comforted by the assurance that
The gate of death that opened to her,
Is the gate that leads to heaven.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31
DEATHS
Albert Deem.

Our community was saddened last Monday
morning by the announcement of the death OF
Albert Deem, eldest son of John T. Deem, in
the Both year of his age. He was taken down
about two weeks ago with typhoid pneumonia
which was the cause of his death. To chroni-
Gle the death of a human being at any time
at any period of life it may occurs a subject
of serious thought. To record the death of the
aged, whose measure of years is full, reminds
the living of the sure but certain call to the
spirit land. To witness the death of infancy
and youth teaches all that the wisest know
not how soon the unerring shaft may be sped
that sends the soul to God who gave it. But
to see man cut off in his strength, in the prime
of life, in the midst of his usefulness, stricken
down in the day time of his appointed labor,
is a purpose of the All-wise Creator, beyond
the reach and understanding of limited human
intellect. How sad is it then, for us to chroni
Gle the death of our friend ALBERT DEEM, ia
ken away in the very prime of life, and one of
our most respected, upright and good citizens
and neighbors. All who knew him loved him
for his manly qualities. He was of unspotted
character, and no one can stand above his
grave and truthfully say that Albert Deem
ever Intentionally wronged him in word or
deed. He was suave in manners, sincere in
his friendship, honorable in his intercourse
and dealings, and it was a pleasure to have
known him either as an acquaintance, friend
or business man.
Though the frozen clods will soon rest upon
his bosom, yet will the green grass and the
bright flowers leap forth in the warm and life
giving days of the coming spring and shed a
spirit of life and hope-typical of his correct
life. May the soul of our young friend find that
true peace and happiness in the world beyond
his many good qualities ofhead and heart
while in this life entities him to. His devoted
and affectionate wife, and parents and rela-
tives have the'deep sympathy of a wide circle
of friends in their sad bereavement, and the
memory of Albert Deem will be sincerely
by all who had the pleasure to know
him. -
Funeral this "wednesday afternoon at 2
Services at the NJ. E. Church.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31
War Declared
I'M THE
BUGGY TRADE!

Our long continuance in business In
Eaton and the satisfaction our work
has given Is sufficient evidence of its
quality over all foreign competition.
We use the best material and will war
rant every job sent out. Come and ex-
anime our work.
HERE ARE U PRICES:
Choice Leather Top Temkin
Side-Bar Buggies. .......... 1920 90
Jaggers. 100 90
Surries 140 90
Top Spring Wogons........... lis 90
Open Spring Wagons.......... 100 90
Buckboards, 45 90
Secondhand Buggies Of all Kinds
at prices to suit purchasers. Especial
attention paid to repairing. Give US
a call.
Sc SON.
North Cherry 6 West Somers Streets,
mar26-tfJ EATON, OHIO.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31

And notice is hereby given that the whole of said tracts, lots or
parts OF lots, o. SC much thereof as may be necessary to pay the taxes
and penalty charged thereon, win be sold by the County Treasurer at
the Court House, in said County, n the third TUESDAY, (the 10Th
day. of JANUARY next, unless said Taxes and Penalty be paid be-
fore that time, and that the sale will be continued from day to day un-
til the said several tracts, lots and parts oflots shall have been sold or
offered for sale. H. il. ROBBINS, Auditor.
NoTE-Those marked with a + have changed hands since the delin-
quency attached. Purchasers of any of them should look after their
interests. [dec31, '85-2t
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31
MARRIAGES.

NEWMAN-BROWN-On the 18th inst, at
the residence of the brides parents, near West
Manchester, by Rev. j, n. Blackford, Mr..
Anon W. Newman and Miss Ida A. Brown,
all of Preble Co., o.
JONES-C0ONTZ-On Christmas eve, by
Rev. N. Macleod, at his residence in Eaton,
Mr.. George W. Jones and Miss Eta N. Coontz..
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31

OWNERS AME
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31

CaEapbellstown Lodge, No. 551 L. o.
o. F. are notified that a vote will be ia
ken for consolidation with the Eaton
Lodge, Saturday evening, Jan. I'd, 1886.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31
Delinquent Tax Sale.

The Lands, Lots and parts of Lots returned by the Treas
urer of Preble County, together with the Taxes and Penal
ty charged thereon, agreeable to law, are contained and de-
scribed in the following list, viz:
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-31
NOTICE.

All persons knowing thems elves in
debted to the undersigned will please
call an. square up for the new year.
JOHN FILBERr.
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pie Ge6trgs6ewo6ner oes 9ougs
Riua.

Die iinQit cri9ieneneu ySsmertunser
iiber eiuige piIbe, uon Soustina abbdn.
gige 90Ifsrf6afteu" uon Batcr EtnabeI
finb cine iebr ;eitgemdBe uno lpiutomz
msne GrIdcinung. 0ieier Wtiiiiondr
i6iIbcrt Die Bergbepobner aus ben
QbdIern Der 6liiie Mfaa uno 91ou Bic
iossnannten 86u : Cans ober Caps,
peI6e pom ben Nnnamiten 9ep6bnli6
ais r8iIbe" be;ci6net ner6sn. sic
wobnen in O0rfern un6 iin6 in Stdmme
9etbeiIt, beren icbsm Gin !6duptIing uors
itebt, weI9em lie 9roBc @brfur6t un6
@eboriam erpeiien. is iinb spar felt
1894 iebem Stamnue aunomitii5e O1iI=
fiondre 3~ugetbeilt, aIeiu bic Cons tras
gen Die 9nti9eibung ouer Streitisfeiten
ibren 9duptlinsen Dor, beren Nniebeu
lie als Elm bemienigen Der Manonrinen
iiberlesenes erfenueu. Die 6eiIfunbe
ais 6unit tennen iie nt6t, alIein beis
nobe iebe Sumilie beiikt bas Recept pon
tr9eno einem tSeilmitteI, beIen Sereiz
tung uno 3uiammeniesuns lie auf 6as
@iferIii6ti9lte gebeim bnIten.
Die Sduier limb aus SambuS erri9:
tet, bic Od6er nit YaImbldttern oe6edt;
bas 9anse itebt auf 9feiIern, pel6e ii6
etua 4 SuB iibsr benz 9oben er5e6en.
t1nter Dem Sauie befin6et ii6 Der Sub
porin Der BETTER, wenn er
reid lit, ueben benz 9eftisel nod O6Ien,
unb SiiHel bait. Die pierefige
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Die 2Hisper6drtuiGe

in Der Sert6eilun9 bes @runobelises limb
,par in 0euti8lan6 BEL @eitem ni9t 10
arg, ME in England; bennO9 9ibt es
aud bort Geeenoen, NO lie ben en9lis
i9en peni9 ua6iteben. 80 i'm Na9emeie
nen i'm ean,sn 0itli6eu 8reuBeu, in Utedz
Ienburg un6 SitboIitein, oIio ben ganbs
ihaIten, no Elm benz &leinbelis ni6t gIns
iti9es Slima nit benz lleber9eui9t ocs
Suntertbums 3uIammentrifft. 8eionbers
grell ;eigt lid bas l1eber9erpi6t oe6 8roBs
beiiee5 IN Neuporpommern, Sberi6lelien
uno Johann audi 6interpommern, pdbz
reub neueroin95 in Der Sropin; Sa6len
oaS Beri6winoeu CANCER OorTer in Off
tienribenfeIber uer;ei6uet piro; bic che
mali9en bduerli6en 0runobeiiser limb
Jest 5a9l0buer BEL ben 3uferfubritunten.
Su Neuuorpommern iilb bic Bouernbors
Ter in Der leeteu i6ueoii6en 3eit .gelegt"
poroen, in DEN anoeren YrOpin;en ut Der
IOrgang iIber ldn9ere Belt auegeoebnt
uno nod anoauerno. ISu 9teuporpomz
mern 9iebt es pier &reiie, beren Bo6ene
fIGde I'll brei Gierteln gu @ut5be;irten
pom mebr ais 375 Ncres umfang 9ebort.
Gieie traurigen BeiieuerbGltuiIe baben
CUR EoIge gebubt, baB Die BeuOlteruns
in ben pier ,Sabreu pom 1867 bis 1871
UNI 1900 Beriouen Ooer mebr ais 3 BrO;.
abgenommen bat. 0ieie Eropir3en nit
Der oiinniteu Beu0lterltng %Iieferu ;u9Iei6
bic %itdrtite ACKNOWLEDGING. Bommern
bat MIR SIG Gtupobner auf ben GIL
Silometer, a6er cine Remembering
O884) pon l Yro,ent Der geu0lterun9
8beinIanb 6a9e9eu ISL Giumobuer auf
ben gu. sSilomcter, aber cine Nusuanoes
rung uon nur O,l2 ProS. Sm 0itIt6en
YreuBen 9iebt es circa IA 600 iclbltitdns
bi9c @ut5be;irtc e. RittergItcr", ulio
obne Die ben @emeinoen %incorporirten
Qano9iitcr), bereu 8obeufdde annGbernb
Die 6GIfte be5 in irciem @i9entbum be-
finbIideu 9onoe6 au8maht. Bon 0teien
befinoen ii6 nber oft nod iebr piele in
elmer cinjigen ,Dano. 90 iiuo in Den 10
lanbrGtbliheu Rreiien bcS Hcg. ge'.
Sppeln pom 1913 ielbititdnoi9en @runbs
beliteu 528 i'll Der ,6onO uou MIR 40
8erlonen. Son 81 inter hieien 40 Ser
ioncn beliben je cine SIS, 81, 40, -, 80,
30, 26, -, 90, 10, IL, IL, 6 RitterGiis
ter uuo ic ;lpei Yeriouen bclitcu 81, Is,
Is, 10, 8, s una Ritter9itcr. To5 lit
ooh i'm polliten Sime Is n9lnuo in
0eutl d. iano."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-09

oniiouness obcr &eitauratiOuslotal, bier
rper6en Der 4bnungslofen Ipirituoie De
trdnte, bic 3upeilen nit betdnbenbsn
Subffan,en uerlest fin6, uerabrei6t unb
bas GuSe Der Spasierfabrt lit fur 6as
iuuae Mdb9en bdufi9 elm fol9es nit Grs
i6reden un6 nit le6enSldnsli3er Reue
unb Selbftuorwirfen iber ibre 9ei9ts
o~ldubiateit unb ibreu Qei9tfinn uers
fnipft. SIN 8eri9terftatter, mel6em
Bel einem Spa3iersans bur6 ben Central
8arf bic uoritebenb 9ei9iIberte @rt uno
Weife in Der &ntniipfuuS o Betannte
i9aften suii6en uOrber sdn3li6 unbes
tannten iungen Mdb9eu un6 Mdnnern
auer 4lterstIa6en oufsefuuen mar, MUIR
ben pom eimem I'M Yart %Itationtrten Yos
I~i,iiten, weI9er un3peifeIbuft berartise
gorsdnse f9On bdufs betra9tet nno
perfolet bate, Der mutbmaBli3e peitere
9erlaHf unb bas Gnbe berurtiser Ses
tannti6aften unter Nnfibruus pom ipe
cieIen Sduen ~einsebenb unb nit allen
Details sei9iIbert. SSn uielen Puntten
qlei6en Bic GrsGblunsen bes betreTenben
8oli3ilteu ben pom Der yPau Neau Ga
3ette@ per0HentIi9teu 8eri9tsu I6er Die
8erfibruns junser, taum ben climber
l9uben entwa9iensr Mdb6eu in Der
enstii6eu 9uuptitabt, bic sur 3eit 10
piel Staub auf9ewirbelt baben.
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SnEduoif@e Raf,riGten.

q IN Sen criten 8 Ntonaten bieieg
SabrcS Iunbetsn in Ncw : Yort 24I .O3T
~Ginwanbcrer, baruntcr 80, 722 Qsuti6e.
q 5000, 900 Sonnen Roblen muir
ben leetcs Sabr in Senniplpanien gu
Gage 9tforoert-
q Na6 benz Sabresberi6t bes itati.
itti6en Bureaus wcrtbctc bic NuSfubr
pom Maareu in Der ISeit pom /. Scptbr.
1884 Bis gum 81. Qu9ult 1885 um
1851 ,529, SIS mcbr ais Die Ginfu6r.
q SIM @rmenbauie Al 9~ou9bfeepiit
itarb bieier Gage i'm llIter pom loo Sab
rem Otoies MarrcnclIab, elm in 0euti6s
lamb geborencr Sube, Der Dor 20 Snbrcn
sum @briitentbume iibertrut.
q Sin Mann in 6Ioriba befitt einen
Yapaaei. Der bereits 90 Sabre alt ieir
iou. @s wuroen inn neuIi9 $500 fiir
ben 9efieoerten @etcran ge5otcn, ALIEN
rYap3en" mar linn ni6t fell.
q 0er Cheat : &iuer in @eft Sir.
sinien BAT ieinen Numeu augebIi8 bas
Der, neil bic eigentbimlide 6arbe lei.
mes Ndiers ibu ais iei6t erIbeinen
last, wdhrcnb CT in @irtIi9teit iebr tief
uab gefGbrIi9 lit.
z Sou Der snormcn @r0Be Der biess
idbrt9en WeIi3forn : grnbte giebt bic
Gbotiade einen 8esrifj baB ibr 9etraa
9r6Ber lit, ais bic eeiommte Gusfubr
an Muis uub Maismebl, Die Ieit benz
Seiteben Der Union ans ben Der. Staaz
ten itatt9efunbeu bat.
Die rI6enbpoit" in San 5srancisco
erldBt einen @arnuu9sruf geeeu Die
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l9loB man idweren 9er3ens, bas Mdbs
den sieben su lahen. Der S9uIbireftor
8eebs geleitete es bis mad 8atima.
Sine Sfunbe na6ber fam Der Direction
suriid, unb bas Rd69en Jag nod INNER
in ieinem @asen. Die 8eiben batten
fi9 gebeiratbet. SSn Der nd3iten 60
miteiisuns, in Der uebenbei bemertt,
Der S6ulbirettor 8eebe bur9 4bweien>
beit gldnste, iaste Der 8~oriieenbe:
rWeine 0erren, i9 babe nod cine quite
Sbee: Wir mihen uns einen 8orratb
anIegeu, unb bic patriptii9en Burger
miilen nit uns 6anb in 6anb geben.
gnsaeiren mir 10 2ebrerinneu auf einz
nal unb ieben mir, baB slei33eiti9 MINI
beltens IS Oienitmdb9en Don peridies
benen 6amiIisu ensa9irt uerben. Damn
limb mir benz 9eiratbs turn ldn9ere 3sit
eeua6Ien." Der 9orI9lag funo bssei>
fterte N~ufnobme. Der 9lau bswdbrte
ii6 ; bas Seiratben %1orirte srpar ieet
crit re9t, bod tonnte man cine 3eit
lang rubis 3uieben. Son ben sebn
2ebrerinnen iirb ~uuerbin9s ieit 6 Monoz
ten 9 ben Wse ibrer Sorgdngerinneu 9es
9an9en, unb Bic 3ebnte itebt i'm 8egriff,
6as @lei3e 3u tbuu. Oo9 miro nan
ieet cinfa3 bic Wsetbobe pieberbolen,
unb bic @emeinbe iiebt nit ;isutIidcr
Rube Der 3utunft entse9en. (@.)
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Die Gefa6ren DER Gro@Gaot.

SSn meId' mnnni9falti9cn @citaltcr
unb in meI6' r%affinirter Meiie in elmer
@roBitabt Der Terfiibrer an iunqe uns
i6uloi9c Wdo6cu nur III bdufig bcranz
tritt, i6rcibt cire 9fep Dorfer 3eitung.
bicruou birften pcrbGItriBmdBi9 rebt
meri9e Yerioneu, ieIbit wenn lie ibr
9an3es 9eben in elmer @roRitabt ;ubra6s
ten unb ale 9orgdnge nm iid Der, ibrer
NnIi9t na6 ouf bns S6Grfite bcoba6.
ten, 9euuue 8enntniB bubcr. On wers
ben /. 9. 'abIrcihe Senobrer Der bies
fi9en Stabt, peI6e fat td9Iid unb gu
aIen Stunben ben 9entraI Yart be-
iuhen, nm iib in ben pcridtebcnen
9du9en beiieIben Der @rboIung pegen
Al ergeben ober aud I'M oas geben uno
Greiben auf ben 6auptpertebrsweecn All
beobo6teu, idmerIid cine Nbnun9 oapon
baben, bag ouf benz brciien, bur6 ben
Central 9nrt fiibrenben Sabrpeoe iuu9e
uno aIte Wititlinge ii9 ihre uni6ulbi9eu
Spfer II ericbsn uno bieielben eerabez
AT por ben 9tu9en Der gan,en QSeIt in
lire gtete unb iomit ms Serberben
Iofen. 9tidt ;u 6uB, fonberu in prd9s
tigcn @quipagen u6beru ite lid ibren
Spfern uno iudeu bieieIben bur6 ben
@Ian3 unb ben Rei6tbum ibrer duBcren
@ri9einung ;u blenben unb bieIcIben 70
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SOUTHERN OREGON.
Letter from the Record Union, Core
spondent at Ashland.


spohdeht at Ashland
EDS. RECORD UNION: The metropolis of
Southern OREGON is getting ready to VOL
oo,,,o q 1o.,-o IA, - -, =. ~.
Co'A' q i'' 90 i'iiiuA u S'lai'seis ron 'he
East VINO are Heelng from the raVages of
| the severe winters experienced there. II is
estimated that our population was in
a.oo.od fr,,,, H., =, g. 1,,,,a-,., -.
crease" iIoin 'i'lee " iiNe hui'''leu people
the past year, and all indications point To
as large. if not larger. immigration the
cor,iro, voor Ashland hos ro,,,Io+;o,,
80 cao. -,
oi aoouI ,oUo peoPle, anu Is III every way
tLiIlNnlS !ll''e CI'S, I'S lttutai water
WoIkS anu lIs extremely healtillui situa-
tioll give II PtGooll'iiialice over every othef
lo"ll III ool'heIh o!' / IiI9Gt say, any
palt Vi GAtSol' 1t IL S'tualeu aJ 'he eA-
ueile Gnu Vi 'lle i'oEuc hINeI NaNcy ana
TiSil' cioSe up 10 the ioothiIl9 OF the coast
mango mountains Ashlanu creek,
stream OF wonderfully pure, clear water
comes luilpIiiP Gown IN nealtliul cas-
c2deS rom ASnland butte fourteen miles
ABOVE duu "mich IS covered tne year round
with snow. Inc creek pesides furnishing
power ior TWO Si'"-i'iiliS' tiahlhS ihlil,
mourning ana WoCleh hllil' Supplles the
Town WIN plenty o! pure Sood water lor
mousse use ana lrflSauilS purposes. II is
proposed, ana the money ALREADY mostly
raised, 10 lay pipe nan fniie up the
creek, Whlch VIII lulhlsh Ashland with
fre protection better than the best steam
engines.
Ihe completion OF Ihe california and Or
egon hailfoad between your cry ana Fort
land VIII give to us market ior our apples
and fruits, ana 1urnish competition with
Portland as to supplying our merchants:
Ashland expended oTerSloOUOO III build
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