The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-01

The late cold weather had a very dam
aging effect upon the wheat plant on
both high and low ground. The unfav-
orable appearance OF the fields thus far
may have something to do with the adj
vance in price of wheat at many points.
The Christian church of Eaton has add
ed between thirty and forty new members
to its congregation, during its protracted
meeting of the pastthree weeks. Christ's
Church has also added quite a number,
and they are still holding out the lamp
for sinners to pass from their dark paths
into those of life and light.
The best IS cent Overalls in Preble
county at Jos. Woerner's.
The rendering of the beautiful Come
dy-Drama, "Hazel Kirke," by the. Mad
ison Square Theatre Company of New
York, on Tuesday evening OF last week,
was decidedly the finest and best per-
Torrance ever given in Eaton, but I'M
fortunately like all first-class troupes that
strike our city, it was not p%atronized as
it ought to have been. 1i
Remenyi, with his entire Concert Com
pany, will be presented by the Lyceum
on next Saturday evening, March 3rd.-
Col. Sanford's date has been postponed
until later in March. Remenyi is the
greatest living violinist. Theo. Thomas
and other great critics say he is greater
than Wilhemy. Don't fail to hear him.
This will be the finest concert eve given
in Eaton.
For so cts. you can buy as good an I'm
laundried White Dress Shirt as will be
shown you elsewhere for 75c. or $1.OO, at
JOS. Woerner's.
If the gentleman that writes to Eaton
from Camden, stating to a party that
there are only two or three DEMOCRATS
taken in that burg, will drop into wi Of
fee we will disabuse his mind very much
on the matter. AS the law requires all
legal advertisements to be inserted in a
newspaper of general circulation" the
administrators sale referred to is legal
and there is no half sheet issued to
show it in.
Mrs. Herrlich had some meat stolen
from her smoke house on Friday night
last, which the same was found hid in
the hay NOW of a stable belonging to the
widow Wilson, but occupied by Mr..
Strodtbeck, the baker. Marshal Ryan
put a watch on the stolen property. The
maneuvering of a large portly individual
of the town, indicated at once that he
knew something about it, but before a
warrant could be sworn out he had jump
led the boundary. Skipped out.
The Eighmie Shirt, which is acknowl-
edged to be the best made and fitting
i shirt sold in Eaton. For sale only at the
Mammoth Cheap Store.
Black smallpox of a violent type has
made its appearance in the neighbor-
hood of Brookville, twelve miles east OF
fEatoh. Clarence Shafer, son of Peter
Shafer, died about ten days ago, from a
disease supposed to have been scarlet
fever. The funeral was largely attend
ed by friends and neighbors, several OF
whom have since contracted the dread
disease. Mr.. Shafer buried another child
a few days ago, and the disease is spread
ing rapidly. There are three cases in the
family. of Adam Harmon, and a half a
dozen in the immediate vicinity.
Council met on Monday evening. All
present except Philip Becker reported
on sick list, on which account the far,
ming out of engineer and lamp lighter
for the Corporation were both laid over
until next meeting. An Ordinance. to dc
away with the election by the people Of
a Street Commissioner was unanimously
adopted. We give it as orr opinion that
the move is a good one, and charge moth.
ing for it. A resolution to submit to
vote of the people at the April election
the purchase of two horses for the fire
department was adopted. We endorse
the move A few bills Were passed OF
and the dads adjourned.
For so cts. you can buy as good an I'm
laundried White Dress Shirt as will BIZ
shown you elsewhere for 75c. or LOO, a
Jos. Woerner's.
The original Nashville Students, plan
tation singers, will give a concert in the
Opera House on Friday evening next
: The st. Louis GLoBE-DEMocRAT thu
speaks of this talented troupe: "Tht
celebrated Nashville Students gave thei
. first concert in this city last night to
7 large and appreciative audience, VIII,
2 were not only greatly pleased, but ais
Impressed by their vocal abilities. Thei
music is sweet and delightful, and thei
harmony perfect. They need no pres
/ notices to add to their far-famed reputa
$ ton. They have appeared in nearly al
q the cities of both the East and West, ant
always go from place to place followed
by the most complimentary notices anc
feelings. Those who are seeking an eve
! ning's enjoyment cannot find it in an,
= place as they would by listening to tn
Southern melodies and plantation sons
as rendered by the Nashville Students
Once again we are ready to do tn
right thing by you. Superiority of style
. excellence of material, perfection Of fit
Stop in and give our new spring stoc'
: of prices a look, they are beauties an
very reasonable in price. At JOS. Woel
ner's, The Peoples Tailor.
o The First National Bank received a
= installment of the new nickel five Ger
coins last Thursday, the first in Eaton
A medallion OF the Goddess of Liberty
surrounded by thirteen stars, supercede
> the shield on the old coin, and in plac
~ of the figure '5'' on the opposite side
e the numeral V, encircled by q wreath