The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-06-12

VIII bC uCft Al AA0AihSVh bS"hriiil eiAo
year, it having been discovered that the
lawyer who drew the deed for the fair
ground property located it in that town
ship.
Those chaps who lay up riches in this
world and grind the faces of the poor will
not have a title to a place in the golden
city on the other side, but will most like
ly let the love of money 81 corrode their
souls that fire and birthstone will be re-
quired to burn off the dross.
The anniversary of the Castine n. G..
q. u, whichwill take place next Sun
day, promises to be an immense affair, if
the weather is favorable. Many noted
speakers are expected. Eldorado will
have its anniversary meeting INT week
later, and hopes to outdo Castine.
Mr.. G. A. Sanborn, general salesman
for John Church & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
will furnish the fine Chickering Piano TO
be used for commencement exercises.
These are the best instruments manufac-
tured, and those wishing to purchase a
fine Square, Grand or Upright Piano
should see Mr.. Sanborn, who will be in
town for a few days.
AS amended the trespass. law provides
that whatsoever shall trespassao Oh anoth-
er's property, without having received
verbal or written permission from the
owner, his agent ora person in charge
oil inclosed or improved lands, shall be
fined not more than twenty-five nor less
than five dollars, oraimprisoned not more
than thirty nor less than five days, or
both.
Rev. Frank Evans will preach in the
IUniversalist church on Sunday next, 18th
inst, morning and evening. The morn
ing service. will be appropriated to cere-
monies in commentator OF "Chiidrens'
Sunday" o "Rose Sunday" and the
church &c. will be decorated suitable for
the occasion. The Sabbath school pupils
Twill take the lead in the singing. Seats
free. All are invited.
The Baccalaureate Address of Rev. A.
j. Reynolds to the graduating class of
our High School, at the City Hal ON last
Sunday, was attentiyely listened to by a
large audience. His subject, sour
Schools afforded a fine field and the
address was an eloquent and scholarly
production. Mr.. Reynolds received the
highest compliment a public speaker
lcould desire-the close attention Of his
audience from the beginning to the end
of his address.
An exchange gives the following sensi-
Die advice: "The bathing season will
soon be here and it is proper that those
not aware of the fact, should be informed
that the highest medical authority, and
the fatal results following neglect of the
lcaution, demonstrate the fact that no n
should bathe just after eating a hearty
meal. Epilepsy and death in numerous
instances have occurred to persons APP
parently in excellent health in conse-
quence of bathing shortly after eating
heartily.
Blythe unremitting labors of the Pre-
sident of the Music Teachers National
Association, MIR. de Roode, of Lex
ington, KY, the best talent from every
State in the Union and Canada, will meet
lin Cincinnati on July LIST, ID, and Sd,
this year. The Concerts, Recitals and
Essays will make it a feast of reason and
a flow OF soul. 1t forms an exception to
the general rule; because there is no
money in it to any one. The nominal
som OF One Dollar makes every person
paying the same, a member and admits
to all the meetings held during the three
days. Hotels and Railroads make spe-
cial rates.
The School Board of Eaton met ON
Tuesday of last week and elected Mr..
Withrow as superintendent of our schools
for two years, and engaged the following
corps of teachers for the ensuing year,
all Of whom served during the year just
closed. Our schools were never in a bet
ter condition thanat present and deserve
the encouragement of every citizen of
Eaton. The list ofteachers is as follows:
Miss Eva M. Hurd, Miss Matte C. White
slime, Mr.. J. B. Munger, Mr.. Chas. H.
Moore, Miss Jennie Shanklin, Miss Min
ME Rensman, Miss Kate De Tracy, Miss
Kittie Thompson, Miss Belle Dix, Miss
Laura Cerson, Miss Dora Kayler.
The 30th of May was the 10th a%nniver-
sary of the marriage of Abner Dunlap
and "bettef half" on which occasion the
children Of these two old worthy patriots
and a large number OF friends, surprised
them with quite a sociable gathering and
an excellent repast at their home in Ea-
ton. Fortyiuine years! Few couples,
indeed, are vouchsafed SO long q time to
thread the troublous and vexatious walks
of life together-almost the allotted years
of But it is pleasant to reflect that
their forty-nine years of married life have
been passed happily, and that now in
their declining days no bitter regrets or
sorrows arise to point out the errors of an
iH-spent life.
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