The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-03-27

Marshal Ryan has issued his proclama
ton against the swine. They must b
put up. Don't wait for them to be pound
ed.
In the breach of promise case of Alic,
Gray ys. Stubs, tried in our Court OF
Monday last, the jury returned a vedic
for $1,000 damages.
We are sorry to learn that our youn,
Prosecuting Attorney, Winfield Freeman
Esq, will sspull up" in a few weeks anc
remove to Lawrence, Kansas. May peac,
and prosperity go with him and his wife
Jesse Mcclure, our late and very &C
commodating Ticket Agent and telegraph
operator, has gone west to ''grow up
Mr.. Griffith, of Richmond, takes his place
We regret that 'tJesse" has left us, bu
hope our loss will be his gain.
The organist of the Christian Churcl
returns her sincere thanks to her many
friends for the kind remembrance OF las
Friday evening ; praying the Kind Father
will remember them all, both in this life
and that which is to come. y
The average boy is now beginning t.
take a lively interest in the garden rake
hoe and spade, that have hung away idle
all winter, and longs for the day when he
can roll up his sleeves, grasp them witt
a firm hand and go out and-dig fish
worms.
Godey's Lady's Book for April is OF
our table. The subscription price has
been reduced to 50 per year; but this
does not effect the high tone and general
usefulness of this old and well known
lady's book. Every family should have a
copy.
Joe Campbell's card is in another col.
umn. He has put in a stock of frst-class
goods in his line, and those who patron.
ize him may rely on getting just what is
represented to them. His motto will be
"quick sales and small profits" Go and
look at his stock.
Gen. Amos, of the Sidney DEMOCRAT,
tells the boys to color eggs on the 10Th
Snyder of the Celina DEMOCRAT, ON the
15th-McC onahy of the Troy TIMES, on
the 18th. Youare all eggs-actly wrong
it is the 18th the boys should color their
eggs.
Last week, during the pleasant wealth
er, a barefooted Delphos girl kicked a
burglar out Of a house, and all the canal
mules wept and refused to take their oats.
-OTTowA SENTINEL.
Yes, and if we were a Delphos girl we
would hunt the reporter of that item and
kick the mule out of him.
Messrs. Cook & May have added a very
large and well Selected assortment Of
Queensware to5their stock of groceries,
and will sell it as low as any other house
in Eaton. II any of our readers want
AL
any thing IN this line they should call and
look at their stock before purchasing else
where
It is said by a farmer who has tried the
experiment so often as to be sure of his
ground, that buttermilk poured over the
back Of a scurvy pig will entirely remove
the scurf. The remedy is simple. Almost
every farmer can boast of tone or more
scurvey pigs, and if buttermilk will cure
it, 1t should not be spared.
Come in, gentlemen, we want every
in the county to take their county
paper. 1t is household necessity, and
you can't tswell do'' without it. 1t isfull
Of news and useful knowledge and is a
good school teacher for the old and young,
1T every freside. 1t is cheap at $3.50 a
year, and you get the paper every week.
Our city dads had better consider we'll
the proposition before them to purchase
1900 feet more hose for the fire depart
nent. Our Corporation is now in debt
and taxes very high, and instead of add
to them should be diminished. Let
taxpayers look into this matter a lit
lie before it is acted upon.
AS neal as we can estimate without the
assistance Of a census calculator, Eaton
has a population of about 1900. Of this
number not less than 2190 attend the dis
tribution of the evening mail, in which
On an average there is about one d0A*s
Of letters arrive, two postal card1fou
and n Circular! It beats
The Paris of Americ6
Agood teacher aims esnprove himself.
He reads in order to get all the new facts
about teaching and about the art in gen
eral that are within his reach. He aims
to become skillful by gathering expert
ence; and he gathers daily experience,
because he is watchful and studies his pu-
pills as well as the music heis to use in in
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struction.
Quit borrowing your neighbours paper.
He don't thank you for it; in fact despis-
es you for it; and mentally exeerates you
every time you take away his paper. If
you would be healthy, wealthy and wise
take a paper OF your own. 1t is general
ly conceded hat the persons who have
frozen to death during the cold weather
persons who were in the habit of
instead of buying their own
paper. When a man subscribes for a pa
per and pays for it in advance, nothing
can touch him further.
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