The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-03-16
spring trade is about opening. and

the public know what is going on il
trade.
Wonder if Gould, of the Eaton DEMO
Graf, will get to be a "cold water man
when the Eaton mineral springs are i'm
proved P-[Germantown Press.
We take it 'alf and 'alf now.
Immediately after the smallpox broke
out in various sections vaccination was
generally resorted to all over the coun'
try. The rapid disappearance of the dis
ease everywhere is the strongest posi-
bic argument in favor of vaccination.
Our Washington Township Treasurer
settled up last week, and instead of be.
ing "short," he was aheadin both School
and Township funds. That is correct,
and Jim Miller can take the head of the
class.
We have just placed on sale the cele-
brated Fosters Patent Hook Kid Gloves,
at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store.
Mr.. II. A. Schurtz delivered to far
mers on Saturday last, a car load of Nc
Cormick's Irvine Binding Reapers. All
persons wanting the best Irvine Binder
in the market should leave their orders
early with C. C. Albright or H. A.
Schurtz, Eaton, o.
A swindler is travelling over the State
appointing agents for a new map. He
gets a farmer to take an agency, for
which he is asked to sign a contract,
which finally turns up a note against the
farmer. The old, old story with varia-
tons.
A bill has been introduced in the Ohio
Legislature to repeal that section of the
law which prohibits the payment of COM
pensation to councilmen of municipali-
ties for compensation. This is a move
in the right direction, for there is no good
reason why councilmen should not re-
ceive pay for their services.
The best assortment Table Linens,
Napkins and Towels at lowest prices, at
Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store.
It is becoming a recognized fact with
many of our best farmers that early
blowing does much to enhance the
ehances for a good CROP, Ground that is
plowed early is quite free from bugs and
worms, which are frozen by the cold
that is sure to intervene till the usual
time of tilling. Plow early if you would
have good crops.
The discovery was made at Columbus
a few days since, that there is a law on
the statute books, being Section 1865 of
the Revised Statutes, which allows the
County Commissioners Of the several
counties, excepting Hamilton and Cuya-
hoga, to increase or diminish the fees of
any county officer ten per cent. If any
of our County officials are dissatisfied
they can interview our Commissioners.
f Rev. Geo. B. Watson, D. D., of New
port, KY, will hold a series of meetings
in st. Paul M. E. Church, Eaton, begin
ming at z p. M, OF Thursday, March Is,
and continuing over the following Sab
bath. He will preach every evening and
on Friday at 2 p. M, and on Saturday at
2 p. m. he will give Bible readings. A
general experience meeting will be held
on Sabbath at 9 a. m, and the DIR. will
preach at 10 80 a. m. The DIR. is an able
minister and all are invited.
Even the little boys have set out to
work for the new railroad. At the meet
ing last Friday night Eric Matchett read
the list of lads who had subscribed, in
sums from 81 to Sc, showing a total of
$75. Monday night they reported over
5000 raised.-lGreenville Dem.
That is the way even the boys of
Greenville interest themselves in any
enterprise that looks toward improving
their homes. Such a spirit in a town is
bound to make it flourish and prosper.
Nine and ten quarter bleached and I'M
bleached Muslin. at the very bottom
prices, at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap
Store.
We want the editor of the Miami Hell
MET, the Greenville COURIER and the
lOClD L hEoo W SOLiiO oho OoA
Mineral Springs. Then We'll invite Fish
er of the Kenton DEMOCRAT, Kinder OF
the Ottawa SENTINEL, Roland of the
Greenville DEMocRAT, Doran of the Day.
ton DEMOCRAT, and Brant of the Butler
leo. DEMOCRAT, and agree to "set it up
to all our brethren who are not satisfied
with the spring water. What do you
say, brethren?
Why were the names of two of our Re
publican county officers omitted from
the published list of DONORS to the fund
for the improvement of our Springs
-REGIsTER.
r Mr.. Charles is about as correct in the
above as he generally is in his criticisms
No Two names were omitted. If they
had been, the "why'' would have beer
apparent to all that it was simply an CIV
ersight, except to the intellectual .criti'
of the history of Preble county-witf
whom errors or omissions in the columns
of the paper W. which he presides i
not possible!!! Give us a revised list o
the donors, neighbor.
The Eighmie Shirt is steadily growing
in favor. Every man who has tried i
recommends it highly, and declare the.
will wear none other. The only place il
Preble county where you can buy then
is Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store.
1t is strange that the present Council
pursue such al arbitrary bigoted and il
liberal course in the rental of the Oper
House to citizens and organizations of tn
town. The citizens of Eaton built tn
t Hall and are taxed to keep it up, an
should have the use of it at the cost an
expense of light and fuel, or at least at
very small advance. 1t is about time tbs
= the t'dads" understand that the Bell an
I Opera House belong to the taxpayers
3 the town. and they don't intend to /
taxed to purchase them and then take
again when they want to use them. Civ
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