The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-15

Our friends Luger and Schurtz have
opened their agricultural establishment
west Main street, and are prepared to
supply the farming community with all
kinds of implements and machinery,
such as plows, planters, cultivators,
reaping and moving machines, drills,
hay. rakes, self-binders, and in fact eve
rything that could be found in a first
class implement establishment. Call
and see them.
Here is another trick of the sharped
that needs attention: A farmer receives
a circular through the mails stating that
a new and improved variety OF winter
whea: has been discovered, and that seed
will be furnished him free of charge un-
til a full crop is raised, on condition that
he sends one dollar to pay for postage
and packing. After the farmer sends
his dollar he hears nothing further from
money or wheat.
Call and take a look at Webb & Coov-
er's fine assortment of handsome wall
papers and borders, the finest ever in
Eaton. No charge for showing them.
Mr.. Thos. Brannan, of Sweetwater,
will be in Eaton on the Goth inst,
and at Camden during the remainder OF
the month, and will take pleasure in
any of our readers that will call
him, information about Tennessee, in
relation to its climate and'soil. He would
like to see some tile maker that is desir-
GUS of obtaining a good location, or will
answer letters addressed to him on the
on receipt of stamp for return
postage. Tom is a clever and genial fell
low and will interest any person consult
ing him about Tennessee.
For RENT-The brick dwelling on the
corner of Main and Maple streets, known
the Thompson property. Enquire OF
G. F. Brooke, ST., at the First National
lmarS-tf
A tramp passing along Main street one
evening last week gobbled a pair of shoes
in front of Ed. Lockwood's shoe estab-
lishment and passed on to Esq. Kline's
where he was about dispos-
of them very cheap, when the Boss
and gobbled the thief and the
shoes. Ed. marched the tramp back to his
shop and interviewed him. His excuse
for taking the shoes vas that he wanted
be arrested in order to find comforta-
Bile quarters for rest a few days, because
he was tired and out Of money. He was
to git and he got, on the Hamil-
on pike.
A man with several radical views often
becomes obnoxious when not blessed
With a liberal share of common sense
To think that another is not doing right
because he is not doing just as you are,
s to be a bigot; yet just such men are
Many a man has made inveter-
ate tobacco chewers and smokers OF hab-
tual drunkards out of his own boys sim
by harping eternally on the subject,
md thus creating a curiosity in their
young minds which they naturally wish
% satisfy. How many boys are annual
y driven from home by pious parents,
WHO vainly imagine that to lead a per-
'ectly religious life they must Danish
rom their doors and deprive their chill
lren of everything in the shape of amuse-
Police Christman, of Richmond, Ind,
who shot and killed Jos. Walters, has
been "exonerated." We have no apollo
" to offer for the life of Mr.. Walters,
out we do think that the official before
whom the case was heard, possesses but
a meager conception of law and justice,
and is about as fit for his position as a
mule would be to administer the Lords
Supper in the '.little church around the
of the beautiful city Of Rich
.ond, Ind. If the Police there a shoot
down men on the streets, with whose
they have no legal right to inter
fere, and, too, while going in q different
direction from them, and then be eek
onerated," it is no credit to the govern
ment of the city, and shows very plainly
there is something rotten in the Admin
.istration of its municipal affairs.
The funeral of Joseph Walters, jr.,
who was shot in Richmond city by po-
liceman C~hristman, took place from the
residence of his parents on north Maple
street, on Thursday afternoon last. Rev.
S. A. Brewster, of the M. E. Church OF
Eaton, assisted by Rev. Lamport, OF
Richmond, oficiated on the occasion,
and a large ~concourse of friends and &C.
quaintances gathered in to witness the
last sad rites of the unfortunate and reck'
less Joe Walters, whose parents are
among the most respected of u city
and whom had lavished wealth and every
parental affection upon him in efforts t.
change his wild and headlong life. The!
have the sympaty of almost the entir'
community in his unfortunate DEATH
Those who do not sympathize in the sa'
blow, know but little of the depths of al
lection and feelings of a father and moth
| er for a child.
Unlaundried Shirts, linen bosom an
cuffs, only so cts. boys size, same, onl
35 cts, at Walker & Nugent's.
New Firm! New Goods!
Mrs. R. GROUSE and Miss NELL Loci
WOOD having associated together in tt
Millinery business, are now ready to r
ceiYe orders as usual from old custome,