The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-02
CANCEL of Night is what DR.. Bulls

ing children nave been s0othed and
cured, and have secured sweet SUM
Der by using This excellent remedy.
Price only 25 cents q bottle.
Cap. Wilson gave a few of his
friends at his Restaurant the other
evening, a magnificent lunch, inter-
spersed with all the ct cetras you
could imagine. Cap. and johnny
Monfort know how to cater to the
appetites ofthe most fastideous 10 a Il.
SAMUEL GULIoK, Esq, the stauch,
reliable and pivot Democrat of "Old
Twin Township" has our thanks for
the fine dressed turkey he dropped
into our sanctum for our Christmas
dinner. Samuel, may you live a thou
sand years and your shadow never
grow less.
Capt. Shaw and wife dropped into
Eaton and enjoyed the holidays
among their many friends. The dis
placing of Captain and lady from the
Orphans Home at Xenia, don't seem
to have weighed very heavily upon
them, as they are both looking re-
markably well.
G. V. Hendricks, who is now locat
ed in Creston, Iowa, and engaged in
the land agency business, was at home
OH a visit last week. CHARLEY says
that if resumption continues much
longer, he'll be a "red hot" Demo-
Graf, as will hundreds and thousands
more in that State.
Too many boys are allowed to II
about thesstreets'at night. This street
schooling brings home the bitterest
fruit Of all that can be gathered in
~pleasurable days ola sunny life. II
would Ibe better for them TO stay'at
home and study than to acquire a
pernicious street education.
1t is a sad sight to see an infoxicat-
ed person on the street. How much
moro so is it 10 see q dull and sickly
Baby, rendered so by the use of dan
gerous ~opiates? DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup contains nothing Injurious and
may be given TO the most delicate
Baby.
Owners ofpublic halls are required
by law to keep water on the same
floor on which the hall is located,
with which 10 eXtinguish fires should
any occur. Failure orneglect 10 COM
ply with the law subjects hall owners
to a fine of $1,000. We never saw
any around our. Hall, but maybe no.
body owns it.
In the bastardy..case Of. Larsh VS..
Wynecoop Judge SMceker assessed
the damages at $3.50. The young mar
claims lie has been unj,stly dealt with
and refuses TO "dough over the
amount. lie was committed on Sat
urlay last. and declares he will board
il out at the Hotel de Snyder, rather
than pay that amount.
W. P. McCabe, one among The old
est citizens of Eaton, died OH Christ
mas day alters long Illness oftyplloid
maIarial fever, aged 66 years, 3 months
and 6 days. lie was buried on Sat
urday afternoon, the services being
conducted by Reed Commandery
Knight Templars, Of Dayton, of which
he was a member.
Michael s. Son haze moved their
Drug Store into the room formerly
occupied by Rhea & Kelly, in Com
mercial Block, and will be happy TO
have the call of all their friends and
customers at their new quarters. In
a short time they will have the room
finely fixed and arranged, SO that it
will be second TO none in the county.
John Alexander has associated him
self with Mr.. Darragh in the, Under
taking business, and these gentlemen
now propose 10 perform all work
connected with undertaking in the
promptcst and best manner, and So
licit the favors of their friends. They
will always be found at their place of
business in the post-office building.
Give theu q call.
And row it comes TO our ears, that
in the Christian town Of Camden,
where the history of Jesus Christ is
being rc-published and fine honlilies
written TO "be kind TO the poor" All
old lady actually persisted for waut OF
the necessaries and comforts Of life
Froze dead in Il Christian land OF
plenty! Get up a donation for the
comfortable and well-fed ministers,
and then ''pray" for the poor!
The conduct of lot of young ras-
Gallons who attended the festival al
the Christian Church on Christmas
day, was d~isgraceful and outrageous,
and a few of them should have been
well horse-whipped for their perform.
ances, right then and there. The pa
rents of some Of these young scamps
had betterput a severe bit in theil
mouths, or they will find them in the
State prison before they come to ma
turity. Shame on you.
With the turkey sent us by Squire
Gulick ; the . dozen ducks from III.
inois, by Henry Monosmith; The
bucket of oysters from Cap. Wilson
two skinned rabbits from Billy Ack'
erman Z dozen cleaned quail from
W. W. Jefferson /; several pounds o
sausage from Date Kelly q bottle o
wine and some other fiXins from JOIN