The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-04-14

Vice-President of Preble county, for tn,
Ohio Anti-Liquor Alliance, by Rev. L
U. Sneade, General Manager of that or
ganization.
In order to induce you to go on witt
your papering, we will hang all grades
of wall paper at 7 cents per bolt durin!
the month Of April, GUILD & CLAwsoN
The. Bonner & Bro. delivery parade o
the Osborn reapers in Eaton last Satur
day, made quite a display and drew al
immense crowd as the procession passec
through our streets.
Boys nowadays that set in to learr
trades very seldom serve their time, ow'
ing to the fact, perhaps, that parents for
get that it is just as necessary to Click
them as it is to lick a postage stamp tc
make them stick to anything.
AGypsey was arrested last Friday fol
threatening to shoot a barber in Eaton
3for cutting his hair too short. Esq. Hub
bard fined him So and costs, So of which
he paid and pawned his revolver for the
balance.
Dat meal soap, 8 large cakes for 10c.,
at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store.
Vennor says that "spring will be well
advanced by April 18TH" If he should
fail, he ought to be turned over to the Ia
dies who have vainly sought for an OPP
portunity to parade their spring bonnets,
to be dealt with as they think best.
The last whack at the Corporation
funds of the old Council, was the pur-
chase of a new fire alarm bell at a costof
$525. There was no more use for the ex-
pense than to have erected another bel
Fry on the city Hail..
An insane female vagrant, shipped
here from Richmond, Ind, amused a
big crowd on, Main street last Saturday
by her frantic gyrations and pugilistie
attitudes, until the Marshal took charge
of her and locked her up.
100 pieces nice, new, elegant style
embroidery opened this week at Gold
mans Mammoth Cheap Store.
Bonner & Bros. machine procession,
the putting up of the $500 fire bell, the
crazy woman and apublic sale, filed the
streets and sidewalks in Eaton last Sat
urday with men, women and boys to n
perfect jana. No circus eve done nor
The insane female that was ~cavorting
around our streets last Saturday, picked
up a bolt of calico from the front of Coff-
mans dry goods house, but before she
had proceeded very far with it was over
hauled and informed that was only a re-
tail house.
We wish our friends would understand
that job work is a ASH article with US.
1t is enough to book advertisements and
be annoyedand bedeviled out of patience
to collect subscriptions. Don't ask us
for job work on credit, if you please.
Don't forget the big clothing sale still
continues at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap
Store.
While Mr.. Josiah Campbell was look
ing around the machinery in Robinson
& Co.'s planning mill last Thursday, he
was struck by some of it, breaking a rib
and otherwise severely injuring him. He
is recovering nicely, however, from the
mishap. ,r,ez.
On Sunday morning the Universalist
Church will be appropriately decorated
and the services in keeping with Easter.
Sermon by the pastor. Services at 10 80,
opened with anthems, responses and
chanting. Preaching at Friendship at
2 80 p. M.
The "Little Helpers" gare their second
interesting entertainment in the base
ment of the NJ. E. Church, on Monday
evening last, to quite a good audience.
The little one acquitted themselves well,
while the singing of the elder one was
above the average of such entertain
ments, and the declarations of Miss
spahr and Willie 10y, could not be ex-
celled. These concerts of the little ones
are pleasant and happy affairs, and might
be repeated often.
Come, We naked, and be clothed for
half price, at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap
Store.
A horse attached to ajigger wagon and
driven by Thos. Welsh, with his two sis
tiers a passengers, got frightened at a
hog on the Dayton turnpike last Wednes-
day, turned over,the vehicle, mashed it
to pieces, splitting the occupants out on
the pike, breaking the collar bone of one
of the ladies and bruising the other Sc
verely. Still there is a law to keep these
filthy brutes on their owners premises,
but it is a dead letter in and around Ea-
ton.
The prediction that the peach crop in
many localities will this year prove a
failure, is founded on no other basis than
that the buds almost universally show
black spots which have been regarded
as the seal of death, but an experienced
peach grower says that the fact that all
the buds have black spots on them does
IAiOG HtOhO W any AnCdAo Chd I1Oy diS
dead, or even materially injured. In
1875, he adds, when the largest crop on
record was marketed, the buds had much
the am appearance which they present
to-day.
You can make enough in one day to
pay for the DEMOCRAT 1year, if you buy
clothing at the great closing out sale at
Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store. Try
it.
We were very much panied to learn
last week, that our old friend ROBERT
DAVIDSON, who has been filling the posi-
ton of Township Treasurer for the peo-
Pile of Twin Township for ten years, was
discovered to be about $4,000 behind in
his financial transactions, which, from
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