Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 8

ITHI LANCAITIR P4H.Y AOt-t Saturday Evening, Jan, 9th, 1915. .1 it it it fUl nl nn a i uuu vur 3C 3C ttEARj. YOUR NAME FLAMES ARE EXTINGUISHED He who shouts down a well About the things he has to sell; Won't reap the shining golden dollars Like he, who climbs a tree and "hollers" The Daily EAGLE Is the Foremost Publicity Tree, and one from which your "holler" will BEST be heard. The shining dollars are bound to follow judicious advertising in this publication. It is not an experiment Many of our most successful merchants can testify to its high efficiency.

Thos. Miller, $5.00. Silas Neeley, $4.20. Clarence Wilson, $8.20. Earl Morrow, $8.60.

Palmer Howard, $1.00. Chas. Fahrer, $1.00. Ed. Coplin, $3.00.

T. A. Stoltz, $1.00. W. F.

Miley, $3.00. Jacob F. Beck, $1.00. Dr. F.

P. Barr, $1.00. Dolly Cutlip. $1.00. W.

B. Taylor, $2.80. Chas. E. Boyer, $3.50.

Jos. Gray, $1.00. Chas. K. Hamilton, $1.00.

-Ernest P. Rauch, $1.00. Samuel V. Wolfe, $1.80. Catherine Shaeffer, $1.80.

Chas. M. Reese, $1.00. Rev. CJ.

Mechling, Albert Hall, $1.00. Jos. II. Goldcamp, $1.00. Jno.

Gearhart, 80c. Fred W. Wheeler, 50c. Frank 80c. Clarence Nixon, $2.20.

D. H. Nixon, $4.40. Sam II. Araey, $9.00.

Wm. Jameson, $5.00. Joe Worst, $2.00. Nellie Rankin, $4.00. Wm.

P. Nolder, $1.00. Samuel K. Weirick, $1.00. Fred Moorfl, J.

KUse, $1.00. Frank FrleRner, $1.00. Geo. Sterling, 25c. J.

F. Herbert, $15.00." Joe Mattox, $1.00. H. R. Roley, $1.00.

Eugene Moore, Atty, $1.00. Chas. Pickering, $5.00.1 Aug. W. Mlthoff, $1.61.

Lena 20c. John Boyer, $1.00. Ella Pearce, $1.00. Twin City News, $3.00. J.

D. Arnold, J. $3.15. Chas. Hatter, $3.72.

R. F. Brown, $2.00. Ed H. Biningor, $2.00.

W. D. Fink, $1.00 Simon Lape, $1.00. Daniel Burden, $1.00. Miles Sands, J.

$3.10. Wm. Metsger, Henry Thlmmes, $1.00. Geo. H.

Hoffman. $1.00. Roger Deeds, $2.00. Geo. H.

Hoffman, $1.00. Frank A. Shaeffer, $1.00. Ben Camp, $1.00. John Love, $2.00.

Anna Tipple, $1.00. Mrs. Ten Erick, $1.00. Mrs. Clara Horseman, 25c.

Tom Horseman, 25c. Ira Bumgardner, 25c. Dr. C. C.

Ooss, $1.00. Hal. Holland, $1.80. Harry Stalter, $2.40. John Wolfe, $1.00.

Harry Anderson, $1.00. Geo. Trimble. $1.00. C.

M. Rowlee, $1.00. David Weidner, $2.00. Ed Snoke, $1.40. Ja.

Murtaugh, $2.00. O. fi. Wiseman, $1.00. Rev.

N. Albaugh, $100. C. M. Wagner, $3.00.

Elista Sluipe, 50c. Narfcy Bolts. $1.00. Ed Bolin, 25c. Wm, Wiley, $1.10.

Mrs. Wra, Ktley, $1.10. Fanny Guseman, $1.30. Thee. Ruff, Peter Foglesong, $1.40.

Mrs. Peter Foglesong, $1 40. Mrs. Leota. Rclgle, $1.40.

John Stauberry, $1.00. Dr. J. H. Axline, $1.00.

David Lutz, $1.00. Elizabeth Lutz, $1.00. Henry Smith, $1.50. Jacob Clapper, $1.00. Adam Thrush, $1.30.

Samuel Childs, $1.00. David Conrad, $1.00. Sallie Jensins, $1.00. Mary P. Corchran, $1.30.

Sarah J. Whiley, $1.00. Robert Conrad, $1,00. Dr. J.

J. Stuckey, $1.00. Anna Halderman, $1.10. Mary Cook, $1.10. J.

W. Freeman, $1.00. Charles Spires, $1.00. Dell Marshall, $1.00. Maria Marshall.

$1.00. Clinton LIttrell. $1.00. Mrs. Clinton LIttrell, $1,00.

Clark Claypool, 25c. Isaac Itiegle, $2.50. Dr. Bone, $2.00. H.

B. Peters, $2.00. E. P. Saliaberry, 25c, Francis Young, 50c.

tanls Neubauer, 75c. C. H. Towson, 50c. Chas.

Waiter, GOc. Mr. Floyd, $1.10. Clarence Young, $1.00. Laura Warner, $1.00.

i Leota Stiger, $1.50, Grace Shaeer, 50c, Wm. Groff, 50c. Jos. Murdock, 50c, Columbus Snauffcr, 50c. Chas.

Wolf, 50c. Wm. Holowell, 60c. Obed Thomas. $2,00.

Wm. Souders, $2.00. Albert Henry, $2.10. James Holmes, $2.00. Mrs.

Carpenter, $1.00. J. H. Aillne, $1.00. Wm.

Carpenter, $1.00. Chris Keller, $2.00. Alfred Ingmlree, $3.00. H. B.

Peters, $1.00. Chas. Towson, $1.00. Jas. Davidson, $1.00.

Jacob Clover, $1.00. May Be Found In This Llt of Unclaimed Feet and Cost at Office of the. Clerk of Court. Clerk of Courts Daniel Fauble has posted on the walls of his office and of the corridor at the Court House, the following list of name, with fees end costs due them in cases disposed of the past year, that have not been collected and If not called for In 30 days from December 31. the amounts Kill lie paid Into the county treasury.

Samuel Zelgler, $2.50. C. I Boyer, $1,00. W. H.

line, Kinney. 8.10. 'Henry B. 'Hans, S4.D0. Wlldie'A.

'Bowers, $4.50. Dr. tleo. W. Dr.

G. A. Harman, $1.00. Dr. H.

R. Plum, $1.00. Oscar Wernet, $3.00. Ezra Burk, $2.30. Marion Corwln, $1.00.

Frank Boyer, $2.80. Pearl Wygum, 25c. Cecilia Speilman, $1.10. Emma Speilman, $1.00. Clara Horseman, $2.00.

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HEARS FROM HIS SISTER Ambrose Larger of Hamburg Gets a Letter from War Zone, Informing Him that His Sister is Safe I'm the happiest man iu Fairfield county, writes Ambrose Larger, the Hamburg merohant 'since 1 received a letter from my sister in Alsace, whom 1 had noC'heard from since war was declared. She is all right and her only son has gone to war having enlisted for four months. She has not heard anything from him since he left. All the houses In the town in which she lives are occupied by French soldiers' and they are making rapid advances on the Germans. She had in her home at one time fifteen French soldiers, but now is shelter ing only four.

Everything is on a standstill there. Every night at six o'clock an alarm is sounded and the people must go in their houses and stay there. The schools and churches are all closed. All the men from seventeen to fifty have Joined the French army. His slater can secure bread half the time and everything is so high that it is hard to live.

The French soldiers are so kind to them she says. No church bells are rung at any jMme. The French even compelled the postmaster of this town to enlist ind go to the front. The war of 1S70 is nothing to compare to this one. When this letter was written there were German soldiers about the town or near It.

Everything is ruled by the French and she hopes they will Stay there and keep the Germans out as all her sympathy is with the rench. EDUCATIONAL NEWS NOTES. The Cointy Superintendent schools, In accord with Sec. 4747-1 Ohio School Laws, lias called a meet ing of all the members of the Boards of Education of the various school districts within the county school district, in the City hall, Lancaster, Ohio, Saturday, Jan. 23, 1915.

The niornlng session will begin at 9:30 the afternoon session at 1:00. All clerks and treasurers and truant of' fleers are also expected to attend, Question of vital, Interest to the schools will be discussed by local and state authorities. The County Hoard of Education and the Districts Super intendents will attend this meeting and an invitation is also extended to all teachers who may care to attend There will 1m an exhibition cf mips globes, books, school desks and gen eral school equipment, at this meet Ing, for the Inspection of Board Members, A six weeks' summer 'normal term will be held In the county normal at Crawfls Institute immediately follow Ing the close of the regular normal term In (May, 1915. An excellent corfm of Instructors will be employed thus ottering an Ideal training for Better BEN BREW BEER A tasty, tonicy liquid to DRINK food of the most -palatable And other rectal troubles cured without the use of the knife at the office of DRS. HAINES and HAINES.

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The students of the county normal will give a very Interesting piny "I'nder the Laurels," at Crawfla Institute, Friday evening, Feb. rth. The proceeds will be used to purchase high grade pictures for the Normal tepartment. 'Our agent will supply you. Fred Rempe Agent, Bell 1970, Citizens 97, Lancaster, Ohio.

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They responded nobly and last Sunday for the first time in the contest we were first place. Now let all unite to hold first ptace and make this class of men here in Lancaster the biggest men class in the world. We can do It if every man will get onto the Job and stay on it. Remember the hour. Sunday morning at 9 o'clock in the auditorium at.

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