The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-06-14

country has concluded that the country
has about all that sort of wealth she car
conveniently utilize.
DIR. J. B. Aliens office over Donohoe'
grocery, opposite Post Office.
June-7-2m.
No school will prosper and flourish
where the Superintendent is changed
every year. 1t requires almost a yea,
for the best and most accomplished per
son to get the hang of the school.
The public sale of Mr.. John D. Hick'
man, on the Concord road, AZ miles
southwest of Eaton. will come off OF
Tuesday, 26th of June, instead of Thurs
day, 28th. Don't forget it.
The surf effects of Ayers Sarsaparillf
are thorough and permanent. If there
is a lurking faint of scrofula about you
Ayers Sarsaparilla will dislodge it, and
expel it from your system.
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 Odd Fellows of Preble county will
be glad to learn that Harvey Waymire,
of West Alexandria, has been reap
pointed by the Grand Master of the State
as D. D. G. NJ. for another year.
Save your money and 90 to Harlan
Brothers auction, where you can buy
Dry Goods, Notions, and all kinds of
Household Goods Gall new at your own
price. Gilmore building, Barron street.
There will be a strawberry festival and
entertainment given by the ladies of the
Christian church, at city Hall, for the
benefit of the Church, on Friday and
Saturday evenings next. All are invited.
Down in Kentucky a wife can recover
her husbands losses at poker from the
winner.-Ex.
Up here the husband mostly RECEIVERS
from the poker, says an exchange.
Canes for dudes, made of single straws,
are the latest thing out. It is feared
they will be so heavy as to overbalance
their brains, but a trial of them will be
made in the cool hours of a summer day.
DR.. Holderman of New Paris Cedar
Springs, dropped in to see US last Mon
day. The DIR. talks of enlarging and very
much improving the place within the
present year. The springs will be open
about the Goth of this month.
A whisker dye must be convenient to
use, easy to apply, impossible to rub off,
elegant in appearance, and cheap in
price. Buckingham's Dye for the Whis-
kers unites in itself all these merits
Try it..
The tender words and loving deeds
which we scatter for the hearts which
are nearest to us are immortal seed, that
will spring up in everlasting beauty, not
only in our own lives, but in the lives of
those born after us. En-
The new Postmaster General has de-
cided that postmasters who fail to notify
publishers when subscribers remove or
fail to take papers from the postofice,
shall be responsible for the subscription.
Correct.
Women, as a rule, are honest and
truthful. But we should like to meet
that worthy dame who upon being COM
.plimented upon her shoes will not i'm
mediately reply, ayes, but they are two
sizes too big for me-"
The Soldiers Home at Xenia holds six
children from PEBBLE county, 80 the re-
port says. If they are the offspring of
soldiers killed in the rebellion, they must
be pretty good sized chunks of children!
"Who's pin here since Ish pin gomez"
John Bruck and Joseph Show have
rented the meat shop on north Barron
street, formerly occupied by D.. Ammer-
man, and propose to keep on hand as
choice and good meats as any other es-
Enlistment in Eaton. They invite all
their friends and old customers to give
them a call.
Every respectable and well governed
city and town in Ohio enforces the stock
law, with the single exception of Eaton.
1t is simply disgrace and an outrage
upon many of our citizens who take pride
in having clean sidewalks, hat the four
legged brutes of creation are permitted
to indiscriminately roam at large and do
their dirt.
When either religion, politics, a grab
for handling the school funds or personal
favoritism is draggedinto the contest for
the election of a School Board, Superin-
tendent and teachers, the schools in Ea-
ton will go to the dogs. The true friends
of our schools and education should "sit
down. severely on the fellows who ma
terialize every year to grab for the sal
mighty dollar" or run the matter into
politics. The same dirty work is crop
ping out in our Agricultural elections
and organizations Of the Board. There
are a few men in Eaton who would turn
the educational advantages that our
children have upside down, destroy the
Agricultural Fairs, wipe out every
church, rob the graves of their ancestors
and steal the last crust of bread from q
blind beggar, to add to their Golfers
"Mash 'em."
Buy a Vapor Stove at c. S. Prices.
June 7-4w
In common with most of our citizens
We believed our schools were running
along smoothly and doing remarkably
well for the past year, and that every
thing connected with them was stpeace
and good will" 1t seems, however, it
was muchly to the contrary, for when
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