The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-18

This is a question for the taxpayers OF
the Corporation of Eaton to look into.
Several applicants will be disappoint-
ed when the Eaton, School Superintend-
ency isfarmed out. Go and learn trades
or take a job of mauling rails, for which
occupation many ofthe applicants would
be better qualified. "a
u Who isyour Tailor? Jos. Woerner, of
course. - 10 7 aiuaa a
If the Pond Law is decided constitu-
tional about ten dealers in liquor viii
take out the necessary license. These
at $150each viii amount to $500. Two
thirds of the amount $4,000 will be paid
into the village treasury for Corporation
purposes. u saoh5 9d5 t. atn rss
Farmers will do well to remember that
they can not be reimbursed by the Coun-
tyi Commissioners for sheep killed by
dogs, if at the time of the killing the
sheepswere running a tlarge. It must be
shown that the sheep were killed within
a lawful ~inclosure. ~
The Attorney General says that School
Trustees cannot issue bonds with which
to build school houses, and that when
citiesrand towns are indebted to the ex4
tent of the constitutional limit, the Truss
teesgcan only raise the money by taxa
ton. 10 f't9gh -
Ayers Hair Vigor restores the color
and ~stimulatest the growth ofthe hair,
prevents it, from falling off, and greatly
increases its beauty. It has a delicate
and lasting perfume, its, ingredients are
harmless, and for the toilet it is unequal
led. Fl a9tiw GO 7
Mrs. Phoebe A. Koonts having return
ed to, Eaton and resumed the Dress
Making business will be pleased to re-
ceive the patronage of her friends and
former customers, at her room over John
L, Lockwood's Shoe Store on Main ST.,
opposite the Court House: may1S-tf
Theitaxes Of the Corporation of Eaton
are far above The average Of villages Of
its size in Ohio. and instead Of them di-
minishing they are on the increase, with
no great public improvements in opera
ton. Are there are any tangible reasons
for such a'condition of our financial af-
fairs? faW $50 s55H ~ .aafi-szza s,faz
The State School Commissions has
decided that the law passed at the last
session of the Legislature, requiring
teachers of common schools to be quail
fed to teach the history and Constitution
of the United States, Ildoes not apply to
teachers holding certificates which do
not expire until after the law goes into
effect in September 50 a77k
Anew York farmer states that he uses.
only coal gas tar to prevent. the rayages
of the potato beetle. He puts a gallon
of tar in a tub, over which he pours boil
ing water which is allowed to settle and
cool. This is sprinkled over the vines
with an ordinary sprinkler. A gallon of
tar, costing Z 5cents, sufff1ces for several
acres of potatoes.
J.R. McCord viii run an excursion
from Eaton to Cincinnati on FRIDAY and
for the small sum of 81 100 the
round trip. Here is a splendid opportu-
for all persons who want to visit the
city on business, pleasure, or to attend
the May Festival. Frank Mitchell will
sell you a ticket. See advertisement in
another column. pa -
Navy Blue Suits sold elsewhere for SIS,
you can get for $40 at dos. Woerner's.
The ReicheI House changed hands this
week, and in the future will be run by
Mrs. Ressler and Son. They are compe-
tent to make1it a pleasant and agreeable
stopping place for travellers, and will no
doubt dol. Mr.. Reichel will go back to
his old restaurant stand on Cherry street,
which he intends to fix up in frst-class
order and keep it in good style.
7Greenyille has secured the Cincinnati,
Van Vert 4 Michigan railroadto Green
ville.oRNow will the citizens Of Eaton &c
to work and secure its continuance to
Eaton and Cincinnati, or will they SET
down and let it go around by the way Of
Twin Valley? The Greenvillians would
prefer. it to come this way. What do you
say? 81 gs.1t %. ysJ 10 t5ss
State Auditor Oglevee has made an an.
nouncement that is important to liquor
dealers. He says he is of the opinion
that if person is not engaged in the liz
uor business in the first week in May il
any year, but should commence business
at any time after that date, and prior tt
the first week in May of the next sue
ceeding year, the party will be required
to pay the full tax.
See our Three and Four Dollar Suit,
for men-the biggest bargain yet, at Jos
| Woerner's.
: We hear that the present Council viii
dig up the "back pay on the boss els
tern business, and know how it was tina
the money Illegally drawn from our Cor
poration treasury and paid back, wa
again voted to the cistern bosses. Jus
what a,good many Taxpayers in Eatol
want to know; and the Council will do a
act OF justice by furnishing the informa
ton. g iash
Loots johnson has just received a fin,
assortmentt1of Louis Cooks Buggies
which he is selling at lower prices thai
ever before offered in Eaton: CONSISTING
of Timpkin & Brewster's Side-bars
Phetons, End Spring Buggies, and al
styles Of Spring Wagons. Call at Cox
stable and examine his work, all c
whichis warranted. m4-3
The May term of the Court of Commo
Pleas convened on Monday morning las
with Judge JAS. A. GILMORE on tn
Bench. The Grand Jurors called for tn
term were on hand, |'cussed'' in an
sent to their quarters to grind out tn
grist in waiting, of which it is said the1