The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-05-22

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Saturday night. The clark horse had
three NJ. DIS. to examine him on Sunday.
At the walking rink on last Saturday,
the odds were on the clark horse" but
he broke down at the eleventh hour.
White men mighty unsartin, but darkey
more so.
A very severe and destructive hail
storm occurred near West Sonora, in this
county, on Thursday of last week, which
very injurious to crops, especially
tobacco planted,
In Kentcn an admission fee Of ten
cents was charged at the High School
exercises to defray expenses. The pro-
ceeds amounted to $62. Now why not
do this in Eaton?
We see it suggested to form vigilance
committees to rid towns that are infested
with a superabundance of worthless
bowling ours. Let's have a dog and cat
exterminating cemmitteen Eaton.
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their Lodge, on Friday evening next. 1t
will be a very fine affair. Mr.. johnson
Hume has our thanks for a Comp
Ice cream, soda water, strawberries,
.pic-nics, straw hats, sun-burnt faces,
esbas1sas -
ments frogs aies and m-osouitoes are
AZ orants nou- dna uou, loz,o.
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Pleas opened on Monday, the recently
elected Judge, JAS. A. GILMORE, on the
Bench, who, beng an Attorney OF long
plSo nne se s - arna ~ IL ~ d;nnotch
Of business from the nresidine stand
point.-GREENyILE DEMOCRAT.
Ed. T. d. Garyin. of the Church of
Christ or disciples, VIII preachmthe I'M
versallst Church IN Eaton, on Friday and
Saturday evenings, May go and 24th, at
the usual hours. Also on Sunday, May
10th, at lo@ CLOCK a. m'' ano In III
evening. All are invited.
The CITY dads are demanding more els
torn i Eaton what forq We tbonobt
Faton waS we'll spnnlied. a committee
has bean anno;nted 10 90 over w and
look into the matter. As there was moth
ing said as to how they should go, we
suggest Philip Miller's fine double team
rig to ride. around the city.
Did vo,, ever notice the moor chan that
Glands n tbe front nictnre Of an almanac
a,;tL eah ona soor,5ions ona bulls and
t-as;ns-etc arornd him hid vo,, notice
that he was naked and had notbino in
b;s ston,acb , We'll that moor fellow used
to edit country paper and take ms pay
in "Ph pay my subscriptian next week. J,
R,,s;nass men politicians. farmers. pro-
f-essional men If ali classes. mechanics,
and everybody else IN the county that
,r.nts - lnov at i oo;ng on sbould
s,,bscr;ba for tba DrMocRtT and thus
keen themselves posted. It only costs
"a ner rear in advance. and twill be
worth double that amount duringt the year
to anyone who takes it: Now is the time
to subscribe. Send in your names.
The Camden String Band came up on
Monday night last and serenaded a few
Of citizens, among the favored ones
being the editor OF the DEMocRiT, for
which exeellente ntertainment the gen
tlemen will please see us hatinhand and
accept our best bow. The music dis
coursed by this band was rich and melo-
dious and evinced no mediocre talent in
mat hae. ean again. seiisieilion.
We invite the attention OF the reader
tothe advertisement of the Ohio Valley
Mutual Protection Association, of Green
vile, or, andsNauld recommend it to all
persons whe desire TO carry on their lives
cheap, safe andsrelidble Insurance. The
oficerssareAmen wellknownin this coun-
tv, and need mo- recommendation from
us. We believe David Peters is to be
Agent forIthis county.
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ERANe CLUE The Rob Roy have the
London bow and the Boomerang use the
snakewood bows, from the. factory o.
Horsman. Michaela& Sonsare headquar-
tiers for the Archery goods, and theyhave
now on hand the best goods from the eel
ebrated mandatory OF Feltham & High.
field. of London; and Horsman, Orange
Judd,& Co, of New York City.
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