The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-07-27

We think our city dads would do a
wise thing if they would vote 4 telephone
for the Engine House. Don't you be-
lieve it, gentlemen? Consider the mat
ter at your next meeting.
An excursion train will be run from
Eaton to Camden on Thursday next, to
the soldiers reunion. Only 25 cents for
the round trip. See ad. in another col
umn.
In countries where malaria is preva-
lent, or where the climate is subject to
sudden changes-should be found in
every house Browns Iron Bitters.
The Telephone Exchange in Eaton is
meeting with marked success. 1t will
soon be introduced into all u business
houses and a large number of private
residences.
In the absence of Rev. l.. E. Brown,
who with his family is visiting relatives
in Greene county, his pulpit will be oc-
cupied Sunday morning at 10 80 by Ed.
Jas. Neal. No services at night.
1880 worth of Glassware Just receiv-
ed from auction sales, to be sold at less
than one-half original value, at o. E. G.
s., next to P. O..
Our friend P. S. Miller, of near Lewis
burg, sent in a sample of wheat he rails
ed this season.. 1t is something new,
beardless, a large full head and plump
grain and makes a splendid quality of
flour.
'God bless the man who sows the wheat.
Who finds US milk, and fruit and meat,
May his purse be heavy, HIS heart be light,
His cattle and corn, and all, go right,
God bIessthe seeds his hands let fall
For the farmer he must feed us ALL"
Mrs. Judge Jas. A. Gilmore has our
thanks for a mess of fine corn, beans and
radishes, all from her own garden
There are not many women around here
that can boss a garden patch as success
fully as Mrs. G.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser-
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by
Webb 6 Coover.
Among the mining items in the San
Juan HERALD, Colorado, sent US by S. S.
Dix, we find the following item:
A drift is being run on the Roaring
Ranger, formerly called the Emma Dean,
by Heistand and Dix.
Mrs. Creagor, wife of John Creagor.
and daughter of William Risinger, died
at her residence north of Eaton on Sun
day afternoon last, aged about 35 years.
She leaves one son and two daughters to
grieve her loss.
All g~ossippers should remember that
those who continually blast the fair name
of their neighbors and others, are a low
er class of people than those they talk
against. Paste this in your hats all We
busy bodies.
The Basket Meeting held at st. Clair
Springs on Sabbath last, for the benefit
of the U. B. Church, was a success. The
attendance was very large and the order
so good that the afternoon speaker COM
lplimented the citizens Of Eaton over it.
The receipts at the gate amounted to
.about $4,000.
Castor oil, which is so nauseous to hui
man beings, is death to flies and mosqui-
toes. A small quantity of the oil placed
in a saucer will drive the pests away,
and the British Medical and Surgical
JoURNAL says the leaves of the plant give
Tout a property deadly 20 insects, when
placed in a room.
ES-School Superintendent Withrow
and -sixty-two of the young sons and
daughters CT the hardy yeomanry OF But
Ter county, spent last Saturday at st,
Clair Springs. They came up in an ex:
ira car on the c., H.& d. 1t is need
less to say they had q good time and re
turned in the evening well pleased witt
st. Clair Springs and its surroundings.
Men OF business and economists should
read Bradstreets, a ~sixteen-page weekly
journal of trade, finance, and public
economy, published by the Bradstree
company, 279, 2s1, 2sS Broadway, New
York. Terms, $500 per year in advance
, including postage. Single copy, tel
cents. Specimen copies will be sent FREE
upon application.
: The merchant or the manufacturer il
? these days who sits down in his store
room or workshop and waits for the pub
!. lie, instead Of calling upon them througl
E the press, will generally live long enougl
: to look out with discomfort upon his ow
ruin, while his next neighbor is prosper
= GUS and contented. Judicieus advertis
ing has advantages which nc sane ma
n doubts.
Eaton Is to have a telephone exchang
within the next few days, and will b
II connected with Dayton shortly. 1t o.
1t ours to us that this arrangement will
A convenient about next October, whe
people will want to know about the r.
suit of the election. 1t will be an cas-
ID matter then to speak to Eaton, Iro.
If EPiqua and the Soldiers Home within te
= minutes and without leaving the room
IL The convenience OF the telephone Is b
looming apparent.-fDayton Democrat.
We have just received a copy of a ne
~ motto song and chorus, called "Only
Grape on the Door," composed by E
n ward J. Abraham. This is one of IL
h most touching and affective songs tn
n ever came to our notice. It is very cas-
and can be played on piano or organ.
: The price of this beautiful song is
!, cents per copy, or three copies for SIC
Address all orders to F. W. Helmic
Music Publisher, $50 Elm street, Cinci
natl, Ohio.
he The Republican party passed a resol
- ton at its State Convention that A
laws upon the Statute books MUST be
spected and ENFORCED until repeale
which pledged the party to enforce t
=, law. 1t constitutes every member
Il prosecutor. 1t especially demands of