The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-02-05

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each day for the mails.
When the "merry spring time" ought
to put in an appearance we will probably
get a "Borean blast, that will astonish
the people.
Profanity is as common on the streets
as commonplace remarks on the chang
es of the weather. Whittier are we drift
ing?
ChiIdren's knit sacques, 20 cents each
and up at Eaton Cheap Store, next to P.
10.
A good many people devote about FIVE
sixths of their time trying to run other
peoples business and a small part of the
balance to their own.
Sturm wants to get his house in order
for the spring 'fboom,' and will sell
cheap for the next so days. Don't for
get it.
Men who do not take newspapers are
now laying in their years reading by
gathering up drug store almanacs. They
never discount witch stories or signs of
moons
There will be a donation at the parson-
ape of the P-resbvterian Church ON
Thursday evening, Feb. 9Th. A cordial
Invitation is extended to the cbeerf,l
giyer.
Major su.w formar,v s,ner;ntendant
of this institution, who was quite III at
the residence OF DR., Brundage, in Xenia,
Is aDie 70 De aoout again.-noNk WEEK
aehsi.e > uas comes next rooiS
Min spena 'neir money ior Oh,
Vane gay " DC aDous,neu' az
.ease 'lhe slily prac'lce Oh senoins saien-
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Thos. Ware has y thanks for new
subscribers. we wish we a IN every
township Democrat IKE our friend TOM
the WON soon'reacn It's nou
The Grand Jury ADJOURNED at noon on
Tuesday last, being In session but a DAY
ana a nan n nnolng only Iour pils ol
Indictment. We are a good people IN
Preble county. ezs Eih
John Click, of Eaton, and J. T. Bru-
baker,,of Wheatville, inform the tobac-
co growers of this county, that they are
now peepaieu Duy tne new 'ooaeoo
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Judge ". J. GIIMoRE, whose term OF
Supreme Judge closes this month"; we
are sorry to learn will settle down and
practice law in the city of Columbus.
we WIZ Hiss his Jony s0ou IN -"
Ion.
The Presbyterian Union OF Cleveland
has voted that no Christian can consis-
tently read sunday newspapers, u mas
expressed no opinion on Monday morn
ing newspapers, which are made on sun
uay. $40. ; Is .a-as - Hsg
The Baptlsts church at Lincoln, III,
passed complimentary resolutions when
the Rev. Wllllam Elmer resigned the
passionate; but when he joined the Ep1s-
lcopatans therBaptlsts voted TO retract
their praise. -
Cnndren1s UNION unoersults only 90
n ~ cents less than half value, at the
Eaton Cheap Store, next to 1. y. t
Christ,s Church of Eaton, held a festi-
val ON Friday and Saturday evenings of
last week. which was well ~.patr6nized.
tTb;s.i sg a ne ~ Tho nlaasantast and neat.
est places of worship now in Eaton. Alb
ner Dunlap and Rob't, Quinn are its pill
lars. sal 5-sE
A little boy-by the name of Eddie
Greer, living IN Eaton, received a severe
cut In the face last Monday by an ak in
the hands of a small companion by the
name of Wade The wound was dressed
by Dr.. j.. Il, Bruce and the six year old
is doing well.
The school teaching fraternity viii be
gratifed to learn that the laws of Ohio
which took effect January LIST, providing
for the issue OF certificates, authorizes
the Board OF Examiners, In addition to
the times heretofore stipulated to grant
certificates for three years. -
There are some wise merchants who
will pay five dollars to have an adYer-
ifiSnmapt Dainfad nm the side Of an old