Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

26, 1870, contributed by n. c..
H~eistand, ESQ; postage
stamp of the denomination Of
tf.r4e cents, contributed by +. M.
Brown; One two cent piece (cop-
per- contributed by j. Ell. Zoos;
A copy of the Cincinnati Senti~
mel Of date of Dec. II, 1929, con-
tributed by w. B. Tizzard; A
copy of the Inaugural Address
of Gov. Robt. Lucas date Dec. z,
1882, contributed by W. B. liz
|zard; A copy of the Star in the
West July II, 1929, contributed
by w. b. Tizzard; Copy of the
Eaton Register date Feb. 9Th,
1927, contributed by W. B.Fiz
card; A copper motto and sym.
boil dated May 10, 1887, contrib
uted by A L.. Harris; One cop
per coin date 1867, contributed
by w. A. Swihart; One Canadian
half penny of date 1874, contrib
Iuted by w. e. Tizzard; One sill
yer 81 cent piece of date 1885,
contributed by Miss Emma Tiz-
|zard; One silver five cent piece
date 1859, contributed by Master
Frankly Tizzard, it being the
year of his birth; One silver ia
cent piece OF date 1882, contrib
uted by Mrs. Amelia Tizzard;
One % ct. fractional currency
March 8, 1868, contributed by
Geo. r. Lockwood, One 10 cent
fractional currency and five cent
nickel coin of date 1868, contrib
uted by d. B Morrow; One gold
quarter of a dollar of date 1855,
contributed by Miss Eliza At
wood; One piece of silver coin
issued by the Pope of Rome, con-
tributed by Miss Willie Worral;
One Canadian half penny date
1859 and one old American cent,
contributed by John A. Flem-
ing; One copy of the Columbian
Museum and Savannah Advert
ger date Tuesday June IL, 1913.
published at Savannah, Georgia.
contributed by i. s. Norris; Di-
agram of the total eclipse of the
August z, 1869, contributed
by /. S. Morris; One copy of Ea,
ton Register dated August Is.
1926, contributed by Isaac S,
Morris; A brief history of ouI
county and the Methodist Epis.
opal Church with an outlook or
the future, by Rev. A. Meharry
pastor of the M. e. Church, Ea-
ton, Ohio; One copy Hemlandet
a Swedish paper published a.
Galesbnrg, Illinois, June 16
1855, contributed by 7. T
Stroud; A paper containing the
name and number of the differ
ent Benevolent organizations il
the town of Eaton at this date
contributed by John M. Brown
set pearl sleeve buttone, con
ltribuEed by Martin +. Stepens
lone dry goods circular with pri
Gee, contributed by Martin f
Stephens; One revenue receip
dated April 90, 1870, cointribut.
led by Sampsou II. HubbelI
Gold seal for watch with laFg,
Topaz stone, recently found b.
l. T McCabe on the site of For
st. Clair near Eaton, supposed t,
have belonged to some officer o
st. Glars army, contributed b.
L. z. McOabe; Funeral card o
Rev. Charles w. Swain; ThreI
cent paper fractional currency
leoutributed by W. A. Swihart
lone COPY Cincinnati Jonrna
fot date Friday, Dec. 20, 1888
teontributed byalW. b. Tizzard
land published by COME & Fair
band; The 18th An'ual Gatalogul
of the Prebte County Teachers
Normal Institute 1869, contribu
ted by Mrs. Esther g. Lough
THE constitution aud byslaws o
Soldiers. and Sailors Eague %
Eaton, contrib1ted by w q
Tough; Business card of We
Tough; Methodist Almanac Q
1869, contributed by Jaco'
Chhambere; One English hal
penny dated 1862, contribnte'
by John Hume: The box donat
ed by Roddie Reynolds; Silve
quarter of a dollar contributed b,
G. w. Mehaffey. =
REMARKS OF JESSE B STEPHENS
Gentlemen of the Council and Fsllop
citizens:
In the depth of a heavily-wooded fol
J est the town of Eaton, bounded on th
north by Decatur, on the east by Maplt
on the south by Israel, and on tho we
Jby Water streets was laid off and pla
ted in February 1906 by William Bruce
and, on the 10th of that month, duly a
knowledged before Daniel C. Cooper,
Justice of the Peace of Montgomer
county. go.
On the 9TH of April, 1908, the frs
board of Commissioners of the county,
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