The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-22
Camden's Flood.
CAMpEN. o.. june lea, 1ss2.

CAMDEN, u, June Stns iso<.
1t beats the Devil that your devil
nor none of his aimpsY around the office
could discipher the M. s. Written on
gilt-edge tissue paper, written under an
apple tree down at Riley Goodwin's,st the
day he raised his barn. Welt here's
another, in Chinese characters, andrby
the time Mr.. Cd" gets it through bis
mug, set up, gone to press, and the pa
per in the hands of your readers, they
will learn that the estimated damages re-
sulting from the great water spoutc y1
clone, Tuesday and WednesdaysJ
18th and 14th, to bridges,a roads, crops,
barns, timber, fences,SdWelhngs a&c., at
Morning Sun, Camden and vicinity, and
the E. & d. turnpfkek from Camden to
Hamilton, Will amount to over midi
ion of dollars, to say nothing of thesine
convenience and delay that peopleaWiA
be subjected to before repairs &c. Gamble
made and every thing set to rights again,
There were hundreds of thrilling scenes
and hair-breadth escapes to describes
which wouldStake up1ong columns ofthe
DEMocRAT, himself to boil it, down, and
therefore we suffice with but a few. sAf-
ter noting that the iron bridge acress
Beasley,s branch north eEtown, the west
span of the iron bridgeSacToss Sevenmile
at the depot, and the seathspan of bridge
No. IL on the Cs,sRS&C. r. R., below
town, all went down about the same
time, between9 and 10 o'clock a. H.
The giving away of the abutment over
Beasley's caused The channel to turn
south and jointhewaters Tribet's branch,
nearer town, and down came the foam
surging bllfows, about SoIclock a;
M, and 1T took but a moment to Hood
tue EASTERN part CT fePInf feafBennett@
Loops lumber yard office, two doors
east OF Guilds Opera House, down to
the depot and out through Edkenberry
avenue, making canals and miniature
lakes deep enough to Hoat a big hatboat.
Little Kaiesburg, below town, suffered
terribly. j. Nj. Barnet's Qate h Bar.
net d Whitesides ~property,@ loss OF
crops, land washed OF, &c, will exceed
n thousand dollars Hugh McClalnss
garden was badly used
While Paint creek hteraly tore up
and completely demorallzed Muttohyule
the cyclone lit Mr. kane s tlrpeis
near Morning SUM- ABOUT 41s P. a. alp
complepeiy oehioLlsIsai aetes 49,
1nen II @1lrIea 9nsle 9'
goppled up resiuence oin 800,
Just as hlmsel1 M lamny was appu .so
SIT ooWh Z ial5isu ons
acLoss sae s.ree., 81 s;m na--
o.nei both scotfe--
SONS coanpleoely wiEsnaaga S-;ract;ans-
my iuilnni'uIe Ana 49,. 49, Ionsas
a a .nei pew uoM1 .a5ee 1890 t;Ie
s a a w. Ma $500 and me2y 9th
- 80 Ill, t,Srt no1;ves u.ere lost.
eie W. pauiy nuis, ~ 49, ell
a c5ceh pe.olging va ~ Tomden
was p.oMn ~ Milnin e In "a % moa3
an unss "n Tha barn and -
T a. - 49, 80
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Jay nct h;s ri ny danp iba ceiIor
~ 49, tanrai ~ a,ra I;ttIa ho,,s VIC
nc "s,aS 49, Or go
WEI eausns ~ uSa aS ~ $50 81
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ne,H ~ III - "rebard "
Gneli rescue. Inc uar nrs ne So CO.
U y IIaN, snoeo VI -. 100
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Inc wreck at rowe, 10 siSn.
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went 70 see H. Az Tue tline VIE Dali was
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