The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-02-16
OHIO STATE NEWS.
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80 oonn," "eu - IostMAs'or IL tna' PiAce.
LEE trial OF Martin Noonan, Tor an express
f0S1s Tea Ga IN progress at r..i1s,s ,.,.
injured while riding horeback, his horse falling
upon and crushing him.
J. L. soHNEYER, proprietor of . large brew
cry ut Piqua, fell dead from Q stroke Of apo
plexy.
THE Findlay College of the Church Of God
(Winebraonariaus) to be erected At FindIay
this spring, will cost SIOO, 600.
THE Enterprise Rolling Mill ut Youngstown
was entered few nights ago and several thou
sand dollars worth Of betting destroyed.
TIE dead body OF an infant was found in the
canal near Piqua, having tbs appearance Of
having been thrown in the water alive.
WIN. E. HALL, of Steubenyille, while walking
on the railroad track near Wells7ille. was strucR
by an engine and killed.
Foornsn. ,..t vo.t mad. r.;d ~ c;,,;,-
.t; ht Sort,,D,tei. ,,a.r,, AZ 81, ono,n
found themselyes locked mn within = few Ssyso
E,, Inrz . rat;red f.rI,,sr ,..r C;r.,..;i,.'
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tbe Snasr and naejsct;no Il d;sd ths r.st ,se e
~ hlood no;soning - N o f-'' ~
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OHaaLEs bAoH, OF milton Centre, VINO kldieo
haa., ;nS;a.5 WIZ S .S O9'guer -, aooa,
dar =; a. srSt Js " INC oAno Jury LUZ inur
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AT THE London monthly stock sales good
grades OF cattle brought % cents and the
poorer grades and "a cents per 10. flfy
horses brought from $l0O to $2l0 per head.
:, RAYMoND EDDY, the young lawyer, who, at
Newark, In april, iooo, snot at Ell Han, sne
Iatner OF nus sWeetneart, mas been sentenced TO
one year in the Penitentiary. A strenuous
enort Is being made to secure pardon.
WILLIE WAYNE and Lloyd Hunt, two lads
aged II and Is years, Of Mount Adams, Hamil-
ton County, while coastlng on hillside, lost
controi OF tneir sieo and were carried out onto
pono covered Win tnln Ice, ana were drowned.
CHARLES BELL, . young married man Of
GAINESVILLE acting in the capacity Of brakeman
ON the G. and NJ. v. Railroad, was killed at
Hicks Station, being struck in the head by q
bridge while riding on the top Of . lumber car.
A. BALL q Co, plow manufacturers, of Cam
ton, have sued Bucher, Gibbs Co., also plow
manufacturers, for SIS 900 for the alleged ap-
preparation to their use of q name of q plow
which Ball 4 Co, claim as their individual
property.
l. WILLIAM THREsHER residing east of Relle-
fontaine diacovered in a small eycsvation in
the heart of a solid tree which he had inst
felled. three fish. frog. several cravfisb. and
| mouse. The free was large one and solid ali
| around the collection. which had Apparently
| laid there for ages.
C.,nwr,I corrasnond.n@ ,,nd.r d.t. =,
Fahrnary ssvs 1W;li;sr, Miller .eed one Os
bnndred vesrs u WING a. ths ,,n;rt - dasth I
| half a mile west Of Caldwell. MT. Miller Il
probably the Oldest Mason in Ohio, If not in
| the United States. having been made Mason
| i'm Ireland in the wear 1907
J.Mrs ConrR. formerlv . citzen ~ New.
| comerstown and who deserted his family verz
snddenly = fev wears seo a. that nl.ca sn;cide2a
fbs n.st veeh IN CsjiSorn;s hv shoof;na n.
to,n ,"U nd oIs IN vh;ch ~ fhere s hnnIre
dollar hill and directions for his fI1neraI
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a.vs .f,o yocc;n.tsd bs Iatt WI, au0us ;r 70,
taSen Prom, the arm ~ a ns;ohhor oS forn,s
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