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Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
A Tibet in Limb

About 10. 80 O'Clock last !.
ward Stroud, q farmer lla \,
" as passing up King 'ltftI =
he saw q man with tSO oapa
he seemad auIioaiS
Mr.. Stroud watched aud ~ I
one bag on his shoulder ~
under his arm. In ihl, W
down King street until N"
of Shoemake reststllh
street, when finding 'aNn asl
too heavy he laid one eN y
aide of some ash bAr't,A u
with the other. MI sI%
him to Fourth street va y ", 4
OF him, and then went W. y "a IN
where &c gave informai; y. IA
Oficer Mescham Wen' y. Y Il n
Aud after watching 10 ~ y,
time picked up the oa I. NJ
took il 10 the hall. n' M
aud In Q little tire 'H ~ M
Closkey como up and WI ".
where the potatoes haa "a ~
went over to another W ~
woIs a, 1, whep the 0n
him. He was arraignsu
Cummins this moInips
Vapdever. Of Mil V III
testified that his wagon IN, M 4
into some time last n's y,
| Of two bags Of pota as M n 4
| things. He idenfiht ,,i, W y
toes recovered by oill y, .
his property, while 49,
lively identified Mr' \, S ~ 4
man he had seen with I'M. Wv ~
potatoes on King s!tst ,ao !
mitted in default OIL
appearance at Court
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
camden Republiean.

Cainden's municipal election yesterc
day resulted in q mplete Democrat
rout. Pratt. Republican, defeated
Mayor Bradshaw by over l, 900. ma
jority but little smaller than Bradshaw
had three years ago, when be was chosen
for a second term, and the entire city
ticket elected as we'll as county officers,
is Republican. The Prohibitionists,
who had a separate ticKet except for
Mayor. having endorsed Pratt, polled
alone $50 votes. The Sixth, the Demo-
cratic strop Rhold, went Republican with
The rsst
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
CARPETS,
FURNITURE.
BEDDING, ETC.,

And cur increased facilities
to assist in making their
homes "cozy and comfort
able" in the shortest posi-
Bile time, by re altering their
old carpets, replacing old
carpets with newand pretty
ones, land supplying all their
wants in the furniture line
with good goods at the low.
est prices, and sold on the
most reasonable terms.
"Our name is a familiar
one" in most every house
hold, where, for the last II
years, we have catered &c
supply the wants of most al.
1.-THE people in this city anc
State, who have needed
lanything appertaining to oul
lime of business. Give us
call before purchasing else
where, and we guarantee
satisfaction and promptnes
in every particular. w
have the largest force @
competent hands employs
Tin this city at the presen
time, and we can do you
q work promptly and say
s you the trouble and incor
incident to movin
yItime, at last supplying
long-felt want, SO much d.
sired by all our patrons.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
Fifth EDITl0I
Ths Wstsr Conn,.

The regular meeting ), =
water Commissioners ', =. ~ aS
evening, with Presidsa, ~ D.
c s Tue petition Of A V
not Pa,.s water pipe on Bros, = y, "a
Eiith avenue to Ceda, ~! Nis
Ierfed to Chief Rnsin..' VI
Thomas H. Blanksn. = Dis., Ids
o. the city mill pumping s .,a,, I'd
toned for q change 10 *. 'Aua
vices. 90 that the day s0S s' ~
aineers eau altsrnal. T \. Wi
was referred to the Chic, t pss Y
A. N. Southland, day sn' d,.
same station, asked thai X.
raised on account Of h. An y.
increased, aud the consids,s ssss l
matter was postponed NM" =
meeting. The petition al JaslM
erty, the foreman Of II, w..
partment. asking that hI, nv, ~
creased 70 sso a week inrtI.
with extra pay for over vo,s
laid over until the next ms.t,s
CITY Treasurer siuper ,..
balance Of $50 t3l 80 In n, ~ rsl
tioual Bank " the credl, !, ~ "
mission Tho week. psy.rall .
ing 10 Ssl5, was presented ..S
drawn for the amount
The new rules and ie7ul,s0,,
government Of the h1ard ~.
but no action was taken raa
The delay Of City Council
the ordinances providing ior i,
go. COO for the board vas di,,.'
length.
During the evening Ii, A.,
bills were passed and otd,n,sl
The Charles Warner Ooupsr, |.
Mellert II, & NJ. ComrsD, y
Henry Mckinney, t72 30 Iss
man, t67 50; Adam Grub, =.
S4l (; George W. stans, NOy,
Carlisle & Co., s3s 81 eva
sion. S28 10; John c. Brisu 1
W. q N. r. X. COupsT /
PHILIPPE n Kane, tli9 M
Elliott, Gil 80; ]. & ". Conn.,,
The News Publishing Coup,r
The Pussy AMI Jones CJuhMi
Pussy A. Walton. q JAnsC,i
kennebsc Ice and Coal Conn,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
shipyard Work.

The new steamer "Old Point Com.
fort" goes out from the Harlan 81 Hol.
liugsworth yards today on trial trip.
The keel Of her companion, the Gibbs
steamer, is being laidLto-day. Prspara-
tons are also being made TO build the
tug Portsmouth, a counterpart OF the
Norfolk. A stern paddle wheel 10 be
ing put in the little iron pleasure steam
or built by the company for the King
O Siam
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
sale of Horses.

W. G. Martin will sell some twenty
horses and n lot of mules at his livery
stables Third and Orange streets, on
Saturday morning. They include hne
drivers, good workers and superior car
rage horses. Any one wishing 10 pur-
chase must be hard to please II he
cannot find among the lot just the nag
for his intended purpose.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
Auction sale.

The sale Of the entire stock OF the
star Clothing Hall, No. 40 Msrse'
street. consisting Of furnishing goods
jeWelry, and q lot OF boys and chill
dren's suits, will be continued tni.
evening ut Z o'clock. Show case and
store fixtures for eale.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
DIED.


ELLIN0ER.--In this city, on the stn INST :,
Nicholas kliinger, aged % yeArs.
Relatives and friends are respectfully m
vited 70 attend his funeral nom his late resi.
dence, No. 500 Kirkwood street, on IhufsaaI
morning Ut . o'clock. High MASS a. SaerSe
Heart Church. Intsrment at the Olo
Catholic Cen etery.
|LoNG.-on the 10th inst, Elisa Long,
Relatives and friends are rsspectfully IN
vtted 70 attend her funeral. from ne resi-
! enoe Of her grandson, John Long, on Ninth
street between Lincoln and Union, on fri.
/ day Afternoon. Services IT the house ~
o'ciock. Interment 81 Green Hill Oeme
tory.
I'm Memory of Alva Hamilton.
look upon him as he lies.
/ With folded hands and rayiess eyes,
\ With nfe-fush faded from hts cheek,
1 And lips that never more thAu speak,
With hush and cold ness that repel-
And can Say that lit u weilf"
think Of him with q rad liant brow,
OF ali h ped that he would be,
OF lofty aims he might pursue,
Uf good that he might CHOOSE and do,
When hopes Ike mine 70 ashes felt.
Could human heart say. at IL we'll"
When think Of Gods stsrnal love
No onange OF time or world . can move.
The Fathers love that throbs through all
The Ills that on His children fall,
The love nor heart. nor tongue can Tall
ais then my heart can sAy 1T is WE'LL
s. W.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
Sale of Real Estate.

Thomas Il. Lally will sell at public
sale, at the Court House, next Saturday
morning at IL O'Clock, the three story
brick store and dwelling Mp. 6l7 West
Second street. This 10 desirable prop
erty, and well worth lOokingSAfter by
any one wishing TO engage In siness.
See advertisement. 4
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
Insre..e.l nIemher.hip.

As the fruits Of the Union Goepe
servic~s forty mine persons we're admit
ted 70 membership In the West Presoy-
tsriau church on Sunday last, thirty.
seven being on profession Of faith and
twelve on letters from other churches.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

EyOK RENT.
twelfth and Chippey, rooms, gas. bath etc,
and stable in rear.
el3 West Fourth street, Q rooms gas, bath etc.
zoos West Third street, . rooms .yas, bath etc.
Ftrh and Jefferson st., 10 rooms, gas, bath etc.
ll2a West Seventh St 0 rooms. gas, BATH, etc.
20b Orange street, ! rooms
t25 East Fiflh street rooms.
s27 and So Church street rooms.
EOS Parrish street, 8 rooms
90 Yves. Third stree, gas, bath, rooms.
ilit West Front street, b rooms.
913 West Ninth street, rooms.
1914 Chestnut street, rooms.
T34 East Eleventh ttrsst, rooms.
SAMUEL CULBEKr,
inject to0 Shipiey street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
aroksn late.

Tbe new store. house and dwelling
erected hy Charles W Cooling, ~
Fiehth and DUPONT streets, was broken
into On Saturday night, and coet'
shswl. and q few other articles belong
| Inc 70 John ID. GoOdipg, were carried
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

EoEuouAi pt0PoiS - eNNSAh0SA - w WV
IS follows:
Mar.
a.. W. Gregg, city, ~
Furniture, s02 French street, III
1oOdIey b Baldwin, Chester, "
=. Il. ball, city, II
Miller b Cloud, Brandywine, II
l.. p. Lynch. city, "a
Il. W. Lewis. Newark, IL
W. q. Martin city. u
Daniel farra, city, ~
J. A Conner, city, ID
George 7. h Obson, ChristIana hid ID
Miller Br D., ChriEtianA, :. 10
Wm. u johnson Ninth wand, 10
IIowtner 8 jackson, ChriStiAna. " ID
Estate OF Il. Armstrong, ChristianA, ID
VIM. 7. " assey =, city, IL
Thos. White, decd. Rev Castle Hd,, . 70
l.. 5. Taylor, city, -
Gordon D Mousiey, Brandy wine Hd., IL
Mrs. J Il. Russell, Mill Greek, Il
I.attmer n woodward ,ChristianaHd., II
David Written b Bro w. u. u. HID, II
| Wilson n Ltehan, Christians HID, II
4 Levi Roberts. Chester, II
| James NJ Hurs, New Castle HID, u
| Iohn ". Burris. NeE Castle HID, Il
q. NJ CBale Centreviile,
Andrew Mckee. Mill Greek, q"
andie Mckee Me Mil Greek, 2
| Wilson X Atwei1, Brandywine,
]. q. Jones. White Clay Creek,
John 4latts. Chsdo's Ford,
| Theopbilus Mayne. Delaware Co.,
| A ii. Tyson, Chester,
Estate Of James Bird, city, !"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

Tomorrow promises TO be clearln
aud rather colder. Friday clear ano
rising temperature.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
ae Thought They AZ

Shortly before : o ',oEip. .
a very respectable'loooa,,t,.e' b
James Il. Sawdon, v' sBi
station, ana AFTER ts ..,Is ssspI
oners for a few minute mint, 'tsips y
the act of handing ID anotIol
wy Wslo %' who ordered him y
did not pay any at ave M hhIst
a arrai Tne before Jq SoSs y
s S;n1a aaas tn the law, or os w. A.
done il for the world I.a,s III
| what under the ini ,ast Htbs
| S SI.,' he procured a PIN insp aS' b
| informed by, the ne. o' b ID
court court that hereafiss, EN- % Cd
prisoners tongues n nst t:hsn
before he would s'
again.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

A GARD
The committee appointed to consider the
rates Of wages fIr the ensuing season, have,
after careful consideration OF the subj sct.
arrived at the inclusion that the standard
wages OF the society should be three ttS)
dollars per day. any member who, by rea'
son OF old age and disability; Is rendered
unable N perform . fair days work, will
nave the rate to be paid him decided BY .
com IN ittee OF arbitration, composed OF his
feIio work men and representative Of mis-
employer. DANIEL l. NON,
Committee. SAMUEL. STARREiT,
JAMES BURKE.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

The Armour Klsctzis Light Company
10 putting In wires for Tampa nc the
Mccullough Iron OompAny's mills.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
w n ICH :?

Which do you want-heavy
or spring weights9 In this
sort OF weather it's pretty
hard for a merchant to tell
j st what kind of goods to
lput forward. Probably the
better plan is to have all
kinds at hand, as we do,then
there can be no confusion
If you want a Spring Over
coat, however, please notice
our new goods, just in, from
'$5 up. If seasonable, w
Twill tell you more OF then
later on. We have som
Especial bargains anon!
lhem.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

To all persons, who at the
approaching moving time
contemplate changing their
residences, we would call
their attention to our large
stock OF
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

Rev, X.
Niekson, February Is, Mr.. james q. Zen
erickson OF Yorklyn, Del. 70 Miss Emms
J. Press Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
state OF the Thermometsr


.. the REPUBLICAN, Office In the hads
n'nlGtk 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
32o $50 42o
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
STEAMER Z Nzf
Wilmington k

For Marcus Hook. Chester and Philadel-
phia. Commence trips Monday, Merch
g. leave Fourth street wharf daily & undays
lnclud edl at a m and - IS noon; return
ing, leave Philadelphia at 10 a. N. and p
m. 70 freight received for particular
boat alter 81 minutes previous 70 lie leaving
tine. mIO
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
VIM. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market. Carpet Department

In Ladies Underwear we
show a full line of good
goods, well made, at remark
ably low prices, from IS cts.
to 81 50. Ladies interested
in these goods will be pleas
| ed with our underwear.
In addition to our lines of
Ladies Underwear and La
dies Goats and Wraps we
have added to this depart
ment a splendid line OF Chill
dren's Suits in sizes for d
years to 13-year-old boys.
1--WE have taken special pains
Ito have the best suits and
kits made in the country,
and critical mothers will be
pleased to see our suits on
their children.
THERE'S one special feature
of our children's suits which
the ladies will appreciate,
and which cannot be had ex-
2 . cept in these goods. We
refer to the patent waistband
attachment, which acts as a
: suspender, relieving t b {
strain on the buttons and
button holes, and saves the
wear and tear on the shiI
8 waist. Mothers especially
8, will like this feature if thu
a, children don't. All ladie
~ ~ wanting nice suits or kilt
d for their children we shoul
be pleased to have call an
examine the goods.
VIM. Il. SHARP.
g Fourth and Market. Second floor.
About 1000 yards Is ct
Scotch Ginghams Tor 10 Ct
F per yard black and WIFI
checks.
About IS pieces colort
Cashmeres at 37a cents P
- yard tor 25 cents per yard.
About 80 pieces of 25-ce
yelling, all colors, vii
wy edges, tor rs cents per yal
his
.t+v VIM B. SHARP.
Iii -Four h and Market. First floor.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

AYOTlCE til aUlLDERS-rHES TONE
~ masoDs Of " lin ington do hereby give
notice that they will maze no contract for
stone WorK, except wlth owners or parties
holding nrst contract. The Comm ,tteo
mario ST
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

AYUTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY DON
~ Germ. MY wife. Emily IL. Bruce, hav.
ing left my bed and board, and went away
with another man. warn the pubic against
trusting her on my &C ,ount, az will pay no
bills OF hsr contracting.
mlo3tt f. STANLEY BhUCE.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

tf t
AT
VIM. B. Sharp's,
Fourth and Market Streets.
Our Carpet work is in full
blast, and those desiring their
work done promptly should
make their selections before
moving time. Last week
nearly 2,ooo yards Of Carpets
were sold, thus showing the
great demand for our reduc
led carpetings this week
will be quite as many, and
any one thinking: of buying
carpets for moving time
should see ours now.
Our most remarkable bar.
lgain is a splendid tive.frame
Body Brussels for 90 cents
per yard, within a few cents
of the price OF Tapestry, and
three times the worsted and
wearing qualities.
Our Tapestry Brussels at
LIS cents per yard is splendid
value, and tor a good, fair
lquality our Tapestry Brus-
lsels at 90 cents canuot be
lexcelled.
| Send for our book Of col
ors to select your window
lshades. We have a frst-clasi
lspring roller shade, 50 cent:
lper window.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

uYANTED-A SINGLE MAN WHO
w thoroughly understands far ing; for
such, who can come we'll recommended, stu
altos for the year. Apply at northeast cor
ner Ct Front and Orange streets, or at this
once. mlo-i
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

IDOoMS FOR RENT-NEwLY PAPER
LII ea ana painted. COS West Ninth g..
mlO-ntA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

ENOR RENT - ROOMS, WITH OR
- without board; also table board 7oG
Market street. m1O.u
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

ITO LOAH-THE FOLLOWING SUMS
OF money TO loan on mortgage, st per
cent: 1000 $500, $4,000, 1850, $1,000,
uEU. X. TOW NSEED.
mlO3t GA Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
ReIio's'
Al

DIR. Mablon j. n;,'SIssdl ,iII
from our city 70 rt me ~
order to be near S tsV hss
responsible osdii%Sd ii il
maj many years years and nd, we SSsnqsm n
9 YET . Is e; y s : =: ;ss :;
that thsti he has been g !il,ti,d III
he ia 80 well guam IT,
and education to n iina. ID,
important insti1 Fos surg
superintendent SO1e sllsl
win men like l y, ,es tber''
of the vast treasure
aasurad.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

sale of household s%SSs.I NJ
Dishes, silver "n,ib. etc.,
rocking horse, IA
articles to DO so'
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

WY ANTED.-wHITE GIRL TO AS
w siat In housework. Reference, at COS
W est Fifth street. mario 2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

NOR RENT-rHE SECOND FLOOR
~ with Sc OF bath. Also store, II wanted
Apply at 500 Poplar street. mlo-ot
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

NOR RENT.-A WHEEL WRIGHT
u shop In Newport. Del, good location
and terms reasonable. Apply to
MARY HOLDEN, Newport, Dial. m10-sts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

VXYANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE BOY
w to feed Job press; only experienced
ones need Apply HE'D & BIO,
mlO-2ts llb fast Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

NFONEY WAITING FOX GOOD
wi nrst-class mortg ages, at and per
cent j. J. PIERCE,
ulO.ets 6Wsst Seventh 8 rect.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

Y0OR sALE-A COUNTER, SEGAR
II cutter and case. Apply at BuYD'S
cigar store, delaware aveLue and Jefferson
street. ml0-5tt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

xTYANTED-A SPEEDEk kNnER;
w also swo spoilers, At BARLOW &
THATChER'S cotton mill, Rising sun,
Del. mlO.We, tn ,sa-3tH
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

EIOK kENT-ElGHT ACRES OF LAND
~ 10 room dwelling and barn, and sbun'
dance of fIult. South Of city limits. Ad.
Iess i. M, J. this Office. nI0-3sdltWt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10
List Of Smlaa.

NJ property is advertised to be sold
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

uYANTED - INN EDIA%ELY, 9IkL
w for general house~ork, to 20 to Phila-
delphia. Apply at Intelligence Cttice. olS
Orange street. ltA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

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pa larI
\ l,0siti|
ll.2t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

INOR RENr-FlVE AND SIX-ROOM
IL houses. with water, bath and gas, all
IN cd repair. Also iour-ruo n houses. APP
ply to ID. =. SMYIH,
| mlo-ett Sill Market ct.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

uYANI ED.-A FIRST LASS CAKRI.
w age painter, to go TO the country,
ply at the Kirkwood h ouse, Third and Ship
ley streets, before 7 O'Clock, this evening. IL
Daily Republican., 1886-03-10

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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08

The Eaton Council has recently raised the
salary of the Marshal, and the Democrat is
much troubled about it, and denounces it as
of economy in public expenditures and would
the salary of the Marshal. That's right, Bro.
Gould. Now, when you get through exposing
the folly of your Council in ~squandering $3.50
per year on the Marshal, turn your heaviest
guns on the legislature that allows a law to
stand that compels the Commissioners to paw
You ten prices for public printing.-N. p.
Mirror.
The Mirror man is a crank, and never hav-
ing regularly learned the printing business
knows nothing about the prices that should
govern the work of an office, and is what is
termed by the fraternity a "rat!" The law
allows 81 per square for all legal and public
advertisements, and any printer possessing a
grain of common sense about the printing
of a newspaper, knows that is pot an exhorbi-
tant price for the work, andBloom exhibits
his ignorance of the business when he talks
about "ten prices" paid for any public print
ing done by our office. The Marshal bust
ness is a local affair-the other a general law.
If we were as conceited as Bloom, and our
brains as scattering, we might be persuaded
to "turn our guns" on the legislature, and ex-
pect its members to all make donkeys of them
selves by changing a fair and reasonable law
in regard to the public printing.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08
The Specialist

And Scientist Prof. G. w. Van Week, NJ.
D., of Cincinnati, who has no superior
and Jew equals in the treatment of d.
seases sas.omen and children, with the
celebrated Specialist DR.. Lewis-who has
no equal in the treatment OF Hemerrhoid,
Cancer, Indolent Ulcers, Catarrh and
Asthma-would announce to the people of
the city Of Eaton and vicinity, that they
been called to Cincinnati by sick
ness of their family have been compelled
to adjourn their appointment here this
week until Monday, April 18th, 1886,
when they will return to relieve all who
may solicit treatment.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08
The law of Ohio provides: e.Tbat

certificate of every marriage solemnized,
signed by the justice or minister solem-
nizing the same, shall be transmitted to
the probate judge in the county wherein
the marriage license was issued, within
three months thereafter, and recorded by
such probate Judge every justice or min
lister failing to transmit such certificate to
the probate judge in due time shall for
felt and pay fifty dollars, and if the pro-
bate judge shall neglect to make such
record, he forfeit and pay fifty dollars to
and for the use of the county,"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08

Mrs. Robert Miller entertained the
Presbyterian choir and other friends
very handsomely on Monday evening
last. Music and refreshments were the
programme of the evening. In connec-
ton with the singing of the choir, Mrs.
May Grouse Holmes and Mr.. Lot Run
yon sang some of their choicest songs
which added very much to the evenings
entertainment.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08

Printing offices are not run for the fun
of the thing. They are business enter
prises, pure and simple. 1t costs time
and money to use type. 1t is just as log
ical to ask a newspaper man to donate a
certain amount of cash to a private en-
terprise as to give the use of his type
without even an acknowledgements
There is a great deal of sponging in this
world, and printers are constantly invi-
ted to make themselves subject to this
process.-Ex.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08

"Crouse's Bazaar is just two doors
south of Eagle Hotel, No. 116 Barron
street, where you will find Notions of all
kinds. Everything at bottom prices.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08

Housecle aiming is now upon us, and
those that want pictures framed can ge-
moulding at Miller's Drug Store cheaper
than they ever purchased before. You
a also find there the new wall covert
ing Alapastlne.' [apr1-2
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08
MARRIAGES.

BUNCH-CASSEL-At the home off tbe
brides father, near Camden, o., on March 81.
1886, by Rev. J. G Bishop, Mr.. Lewis E. Bunch
and George E. Cassel, all of Preble county.
BELL-BUNCH-On the 4th inst. at tho
Christian parsonage, in Eaton, by Rev. J. G.
BISHOP, Mr.. Allen Bell, NJ. D., and Miss Flora
d.. Bunch, all of Preble Co., o.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08

Craik's prices draw the people to his
new dry goods store, on the corner of
Main and Maple streets.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08
ches, lOc. Per pound al r. =. FIJI.
bel.a's.

A law has passed the legislature fixing the
weight avoirdupois of bushels of various sub
stances as follows:
Wheat, sixty pounds.
Rye, fifty-six pounds.
Oats, thirty-two pounds.
Clover seed, sixty pounds.
Timothy seed, forty-fve pounds.
Hemp seed, forty -four pounds.
Millet seed, fifty pounds.
Buckwheat, fifty pounds.
Beans, sixty pounds.
Peas, sixty pounds.
Hominy, sixty pounds.
Irish potatoes, sixty pounds.
Sweet potatoes, fifty pounds.
Onions, fifty pounds.
Dried peaches, thirty-three pounds.
Dried apples, twenty-five pounds.
Flax-seed, ifty-six pounds.
Barley, forty EIGHT pounds.
Malt, thirty-four pounds.
Hungarian grass-seeds, fifty pounds.
Lime, seventy pounds.
Coke, forty pounds.
Bituminous coal, eighty pounds.
Camel coal, seventy pounds.
Corn, shelled, fifty six pounds.
Corn, in the ear, sixty-eight pounds.
Tomatoes, ffty-six pounds.
Apples, forty-eight pounds.
Peaches, forty-eight pounds.
Turnips, sixty pounds.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08

7:30 p. NJ.
The music at the churches on Easter
Sunday in Cincinnati, is a sufficient at
traction to induce a great many to ac-
company our excursion. For other at
see the Cincinnati daily papers.
For time of train see small bills. For
tickets call On our agents.
JNo. r. McCORD, Adv. Ag't.
SAM'L STEVENSON, G. T. A.