The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-07-15
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Picnic lemonade is now ripe. Skin
milk, corn starch and eggs, by courtes,
'tcaiied ice cfeamg will alsonow do to par
take of, and maybe found at all first
class festivals -.
Next Sunday there will be services il
the Universalist Church at 10 80 in the
morning, and at 8 in the evening" Ii
the afternoon at 2:3o Rev. Getchen will
preach at the Friendship Church, 81
James Brown, an old and much re
dspected citizenef Somers township, dice
last week. He was a bachelor, in gooG
circumstances and had been a resident
ofthe county about fifty years.
R. d. White has our thanks for a doz.
len of the first roasting airs picked il
this county. In the race between RoE
and his neighbor Jefferson, he comes out
about three days aheadl
June terms of Court ought to be abol.
ished.sspThey are a nuisance and an an.
noyance to the farmers, and the man
that succeeds in doing SO, will be. solid
with the husbandry of the country
The steam threshing machine belong,
ing to Quinn & Co., broke loose from its
moorings last week on the farm of Jacob
May, ran through two board fences and
was on its road to town when stopped.
There were a good many of the boys
ION it, last Saturday night, and made a
deal of racket on the streets at a very
late hour. Deputy Marshal Minshan put
young Wescoe into the Cooler" to sober
loft.
Laees of all descriptions, from s cents
lper dozen yards up, at the Original Ea-
ton Cheap Store, next to P.O.
Nothing derogatory to. the standing,
reputation or character, private or pub
lie, of the President of our Agricultural
Board, was intended in the three lines
that appeared in our local column last
week. ~ 49,
A threshing machine boiler exploded
last week on the farm of Cyrus Herrick,
lin Hardin county, killing five persons
and wounding ,fyesothers, two of whom
have since died of their injuries. The
machine was new and doing its first
work. EEo{y isfEtfF ma41
New Orleans oncelranked among the
largest cities of the country. 1t still
grows, but has already dropped from the
fourth Of fifth place to the ninth. Its
Icensusss Just completed, shows. a total
population of 2l6, 289, against 1877, Oil ten
iyears4ago. SsrT ~ a. So. N{Eq 3
Immense reductions in glassware this
week. Dessert dishes 10 cents per set,
sugar bowls I10scents each, and a great
many other varieties of glassware, at
less than manufacturers cost. Call early
and secure the best bargains, at the Ea7
ton Cheap Store, next to P30. Q.
w. ]. Wilson &. Cos. cheap notion,
variety, glass and queensware looking
glasses, dry goods and clothing store is
still driving ahead in the Miller build
ing, Camden, Q. The farmers and every
body else should drop in and take adyan-
tage Of the splendid bargains they are
giQing. !
John Hughes, of st. Louis, sleeps with
apistol under his pillow to use against
burglars. His wife got. up uncommonly
early, the sotherm morning, and to
work in the kitchen. He heard her mov-
ing about, took her to be.a burglar, and
shot her. The wound was slight, how
lever. and a new bonnet healed it.
When Democrats want to be 'candi-
dates, they sheuldannounce themselves,
Tor hayetheir friends do it for them if
they are too modest. That is business.
Give your party timeto consider your
claims and qualifications, and don't wait
until the day of the Convention and then
expect to rush in on a tsfy'na and "sour''
if you get LETT,
Express Companies are a public ne.
eessity, but sometimes the charges or
small packages seem like thieying on q
petty larceny scale, We otter hear com
plants on this score, sometimes just we
think, at other times somewhat mixed
between Just and UNJUST Exhorbitant
charges drive business from Corpora.
tons, and Express Companies NIGH
profit by remembering this fact.
A man threw a gun across his shout
der at Pineville, Indian Territory, anc
said he was going hunting. His way lee
/ past a neighbours house, on the porch o
(which some children were playing. H
took quick aim at a little girl and fired
killing her instantly. The only explain
ation he can give for the deed is that h,
felt an irresistible impulse to do it. 1
was a clear case of "emotionalinsanity.
The Sunday Schools of New Hope vii
give a mass centennial celebration o.
the 24th inst, in Jacob CIne's grove
one-half mile north of New Hope Sta
ton. The meeting will be addressed b
Rev. Merger, of Dayton, on '+The Sur
dday School Centennial" and w. N
Beardshear, of Dayton, on t"The tru
atCharacter, or Christian Manhood.
Other good speakers will be present. A
tare cordially invited to attend. s'.E
s There is,a misunderstanding regard
I ingyt the time when taxes will be Ievie
g on the new -appraisement of real estate
made this year, many thinking that tn
T 1880 December installment of taxes wi
d be collected on this years appfaisemen
which will not be the case until one yea
from that time. The levies for the ia
h year haye been made. The real estat
e appraisers do not make a report unit
" July LIST. Their reports then have to /
sanctioned by two boards of equalizatio
State and cnnntu-hefora q levy can l