The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-02-22

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vehicle get wrecked with its occupants
over some one of the ash piles heaped u
in our streets.
The managers of the Lyceum desire t.
announce that the date of Remenyi ha
been set for March 3rd, and Col. San
ford, whose date was March End, ha,
been postponed until some time in thu
middle Of March. Remenyi is known
throughout the entire land as the great
est living yiolinist.
"Little drops of printers ink,
A little type displayed,
Makes business for our merchants
And all their big parade.
Little bits of stinginess-
Discarding printers ink
Busts the man of business
And sees his credit sink"
The man who has nothing but money
to recommend him cannot hold a tallow
dip to the man with brains. "Money
makes the mare go" to a considerable
extent, and is a mighty factor in the
worlds affairs; but intellect is the great
motive power that does the work and
hurls everything else into insignificance.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a grand entertainment at the
Opera House, Saturday evening, oath
inst. Refreshments will be served at
reasonable rates. The Fan Brigade, to-
gether with the Smith family will be in
attendance in full force. Admission, 10
cents. This entertainment is for the ben
efto the church. Everybody is invited.
Mrs. Susan Harter died suddenly at
the farm residence of her son-in-law,
Mr.. Jos. Fisher, on the 18th inst, aged II
years, 2 months and 2 days. Mrs. H.
was of the Quaker faith, a sincere and
true woman, kind and unobtrusive in her
ways and habits and was very much low
ed and respected by all her friends and
We have just received the finest lot of
Embroideries ever seen in Eaton and are
the same at very low prices
Cheap Store.
When you enter a printing Office, do
not handle the type in the cases. If you
wish to examine the type, say so to the
and he will be glad to stop his
work and empty the case gu on the edi-
tors table, where you can sit in his chair
and examine the type at your leisure.
Never mind putting back the type; the
can dothat after you get through.
Miss Anna Bell Overman (colored) had
Geo. Ross arrested last Monday on a
OF being the father of her unborn
child, and in default Of $500 bond ne was
put in care of Sheriff Corwin. He agreed
to marry the blushing Anna, but more
the simple act of marrying her he
was mum, so he still languishes behind
iron bars for further consideration.
1t is a well-known fact that trees along
highways, trees in towns and cities, trees
groves amidst agricultural regions,
render the atmosphere purer. They, by
their foliage, absorb hurtful gases, which
would otherwise be breathed by the in
habitants OF the densely populated cities,
modify diseases, lessening the
dangers Of epidemics, and in all ways
improving the healthfulness of commu-
The New York HERALD is not very far
off the track when it says that s'church
work and church meetings will run
smoothly enough as long as every mem
Der is willing to admit that he is a sin
ner. The very minute, however, that
either man or woman becomes sinless or
perfect, you are bound to have trouble.
No mt can so quickly get up a frst-class
in a church as a man who is so aw-
fully good that he ought to have gone to
heaven ten years ago."
Did you ever think that when we get
to heayen-if we do get there-most pro-
f~essional gentlemen will be thrown out
of employment? The doctor will have
nothing to do, because everybody will
be we'll the lawyer will have to take his
down and seek some honest employ
ment, because there will be no quarrels
and litigation, and the minister can't
his old ermon any more, be-
cause the people will be too good to list
en- to them.
1t is stated that tree peddlers are col
orders through the State for apple
that are said to be grated on the
Russian stock, thus ensuring a hardy,
long lived tree, and asking enormous
There are some hardy varieties
of Russian apples, but it is questionable
whether the grating of ordinary apples
them will make them any harder.
No really valuable new fruit is first in
troduced by tree ~peddlers, and unless
they have been thoroughly tested and
reported upon it is a good thing to let
alone.
AS it is said there are some regular
"mashers" in Eaton, we give a descrip-
ton of the animal from the London
TRUTH. 1t says-"he is a fungus-not
honest mushroom, or ever a respect
able toadstool, but a wet, spongy, and
unwholesome emanation from a rotten
and poisonous soil. Ridiculously over
dressed, starched up to the very eyelids,
smothered like a girl in jewelry, decked
out with flowers like a footman, idiotic
in countenance, and sparse in converse
ton, with a knobbed stick to suck, he
has become an observed form OF social
cold veal"
Council met on Monday evening, but
not being a full board but little business
was transacted. The contract for Fire
Enlineer and Janitor of the Opera House
was laid over until next meeting. By a
unanimous vote the Mayor was directed