The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-06-21

ties. Inc man VINO Is tied up IN q knot
from the cucumber he has eaten will
have the intense satisfaction of knowing
he is in style.
The deputy P. Mi erecting a fine
brick dwelling on South Barron street.
AS he has about entered bachelorhood,
what does it mean? lis the question agi-
tating some single blessed females.
Marshal Ryan was married in Cincin.
, natl OF Tuesday last, to Miss Anna
O'Conner, formerly of Eaton. May their
!, lives be pleasant and happy during their
~sojourn here. FL.
Gasoline for Yapor Stoves at C. S. Pri-
: ces. june 7Nw.
Rev. J. L. Rusbridge, of Greenville,
llectured on temperance in the NJ. E.
Church on Friday evening last. Only a
moderate attendance greeted him. Tenn
perance lectures don't seem to be very
attractive. u. a
Fourth of July Celebration at Dayton
Fair Grounds. Balloon ascensions.-
Grand military parade. Fast races
Splendid bicycle tournament. Crack base
ball game. Raging Tad races and foot
races for prizes. 7-- 81 -'s
The barbed wire fence monopoly has
been wiped out, the United States Cir
cult Court of Missouri having decided
that the present manufacturers have not
the exclusive right to make it. THIS will
be good news for the farmer. 81,
Our old friend Joshua Hickman sent
us in last Saturday a specimen of his
raising of strawberries, which proved
plainly that the old gentleman is up with
the boys in the business. He has our
thanks for his fine treat.
A new shaped schooner beer mug was
introduced near the east county line last
week, by the German brewers from Gin
%cinnati who held a picnic in that neigh
borhood. member of u Agricultural
Board can give its dimensions, &c.
To those subscribers who have already
responded to our call and paid up to save
the fifty cents, we return our thanks
"May they live long and prosper" We
will wait a week longer before we pro-
%nounce the benediction on the others.
John K. Miller, who has embarked in
the drug business in Eaton, is a gradu-
ate of Pharmacy, has had six years ex-
perience and is well qualified to conduct
the Drug business. Call and see him.
The new N. f. Church at Fair Haven
was struck by lightning on Saturday
morning last and considerably damaged.
Several of the brethren and sisters were
in at the time cleaning up over a festival
held the evening before, but none were
injured. '
Fine clothes do not add to your intel
ligence or responsibility. Put.a lions
skin on Il donkey it does not make a lion
of him. Clothing to correspond with
your condition in life is becoming, and
adds to the estimate which community
places upon you.
The birds of the air die to sustain thee ;
the beasts of he fields die to nourish
thee; the fishes of the sea die to feed
thee; our s.omachs are their common
sepulchre. With how many deaths are
our poor lives patched up; how full Of
death is the life of momentary man.
AT Sidney boquets and other little tri-
butes were no allowed to be presented
/ 20 (ha o,-o =, ofao7 ~ A
very sensible move, and we hope the sill
ly performance will be prohibited in Ea-
ton, should any more Commencements
come off.
Don't go to church in the morning
that's when they pass the collection box
around. You can attend evening SER
vices and it won't cost you anything
Coal oil is cheap, fuel don't cost much
and the preacher can look out for him
self.
The Greenville Courier" has arrived
at the conclusion that Eaton will get the
ego by" in the building of the G. V. &
NJ. R. R., that the route will be the half
section line via Manchester, Lewisburg,
and the country along Twin Valley. All
right. We can stand it.
The "inexhaustible stone quarries and
gravel beds" of Twin Valley, added to
the "gold mines'' in that section, has
probably won the railroad. Represen-
tative Sheppard ought to be happy,
ubafbar b;c Co,,nf1 caof poaS for hin, n
second term or not.
The Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburgh
Railway Company is fortunate in having
such a clever gentleman as JOHN F.
MILLER, Esq , connected with it as Gen.
Pass. Agent, at Richmond. Ind. The
management of the road will not suffer
under his charge. ..f
H. H. Martin brought US last week a
second specimen of his raising of straw
berries that far excelled the first, and
equalled any fruit of the kind we have
} seen this season. The cultivation of this
berryis gettingto be quite anitem around
here. Glad of it. 100
le Foe constitutional or s~crofulous- ca
tarrh, andfor consumption induced by
the scrofuions faint, Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the trne remedy. Ithas cured num-
berless cases. It Will stop the nauseous
catarrhal discharges, and remove the
sickening .odor of the breath, which are
3 indications of s~crofulous origin.
La banks, we are told, it is customary
for clerks to remain until they make the
e books balance every day. Sometime:
e they have 70 remain there until three
o'clock in the morning to account for
e single cent. But when the books won
halnnca hncauSn the nrnSidant hnc do