The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-25

lDOut1eTn CIdteS, III u nuL1DeT VI WHICH,
the thickly waving corn is already in silk
and tassal.
A pure Strengthening tonic, free from
whisky and alcohol, cures dyspepsia,
and similar diseases. 1t has never been
equalled. Browns Iron Bitters.
The best thing our new School Board
can do now to embalm itself in the hearts
of the intelligent citizens of Eaton, will
be to condemn for school purposes the
old north school building. Don't you
think SO, gentlemen2
We heard a person in the Court room
on Monday morning last, offer to bet $10,-
0O0, DOC, ZOO, 900 that Eaton could turn
out more professional jurymen to the
square block than any other town in
Ohio. Shake.
Eaton has another railroad. The whole
structure was built in one night. Itcon-
meets WITH the G. H. & D. Its outlet is
not yet decided on. It will probably run
to Greenville as it points in that direc-
ton.
Those who suffer from an enfeebled
and disordered state of the system,
should take Ayers Sarsaparilla and
cleanse the blood. Purge out the Turk
ing distemper that undermines health,
and the constitutional vigor will return.
It required ire days for our Grand Ju-
ry to examine about IS witnesses, while
the Butler county Grand Jury went
through a20, in the same time. We sup
pose the PrebIe county boys were heavier
loaded.
The Washington REGISTER says that
when a man becomes so low and degrad-
ed, and SO lost to all principles of honor
and yself-respect, that even ~saloon-keep-
ers refuse him admittance to their bars,
tits time for that mar toojoin church
or hang himself. Correct.
j. N. Noakes, two miles west of Eaton,
had a.horse stolen on Wednesday night
of last week. He is a dark brown, about
II years old, blind right eye, left leg
white at the palstern joint. A liberal re-
ward viii be paid for his return or in
formation OF his whereabouts.
q Mrs. Phoebe A. Koontz having return
Fed 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
u. Lockwood's Shoe Store on Main St.,
opposite the Court House. may18-tf
IA dog riding a bareback horse is in
deed q novelty; butwhen the little crea-
ture actually turns q complete somersault
onhorsebaek the satisfaction turns to en-
thusiasm. Such asclever canine is seen
every day with orton's Great Shows,
which will exhibit at Eaton, Wednesday,
May sIst. 9
Loots Johnson has just received q fine
assortment Of Louis Cooks Buggies,
which he isselling al. lower prices than
ever before offered in Eaton, consisting
of TimpkiR &Brewster's side-bars,
Phsetons, End Spring Buggies, and, all
styles of Spring Wagons. Call at Cox's
stable and examine his work, all OF which
is warranted. -
The10dd Fellowsadedicated their fine
Hall on Tuesday evening. The parade
was imposing and the turnout large.
The Banquet was exceedingly grand and
the addresses excellent and interesting.
The Camden and Eaton Bands furnished
the music for the occasion and done ii
we'll. Upon the whole the Odd Fellows
hada pleasant and interesting day. AS
our forms are made up on Tuesday af.
~teypeon, Of course. we are unable to give
as full a report as the ceremonies justly
deserve.
Mrs Thurston made-a,narrow escape
from runaway horse hitched to a bug
gy on Thursday morning last. Coming
down Barron street he was frightened by
a worthless dog running out; which start
ed him. He struck the sidewalk neaI
the city Hall and ran into the iron-railec
stone steps atthe residence of VIM. B
Tizzard, wreckipg the buggy top anc
pitching Mrs. Thurston out, Miracu
lously she escaped with but few bruise
but badly frightened i
Little Allie and Bernard aged 4 and
years, are the great sensational gymnast
now with Orton's circus These infar
prodigies finish their thrilling acts wit
/, a. headlong dive, ~projectile like, from
great height to a net below-a feat ths
o bears all the appearances of most inhl
r man recklessness, yet they accomplishe
n it with an ease and grace that thrills an
astonishes everybody. You should n
miss seeing the 'slittle champions of tt
= Lair" At Eaton, Wednesday, May 31s
!, We are informed that the colore
camp-meeting this year at the fair grour
will be- run on the principle of the S
Smith sunday gague. No peanuts, /
popcorn, no ice cream no lemonade,
coukedf dinners on the Sabbath.
course this institution is got up for Il
sole purposeLof Saving ,souls,' and
N the Agricultural Board is not particula
III ly agoodysgood body it has kindly agre
to aeceptthe sinful Sunday gate mon
Sc and; give the credit of al the souls to t
in churcht All horse racing during t
tie camprmeeting will be confined to ey
nings. col. a1IZ II
ne Don't miss our Pants sale this wee
- They are marked at prices to make the
Id sell rapidly, at Jos. Woerner's.
ne Court Proceedings.
The following is a list Of the cases d
St posed of in our Court during last weel
use Joshua Moren VS.. J. NJ. Stubbs.-C,
&c.