The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-04-24

Farmers generally 90 a caSn business,
but many of them think a newspaper
man is in the world merely to furnish
them with news and take trust for pay.
WINDS AND CYcLoNEs.-Persons desir-
ing insurance against tornadoes and cy-
call on or address H.,H. Farr,
Eaton, o. apr9-3t
April showers, then May flowers and
then June bugs, mosquitoes and other
miscellaneous critters too numerous and
to mention.
Decoration day is the next-but it is
nearly played out. People who fail to
decorate the graves of their own kith
and kin don't feel much like parading
around doing it to those of strangers.
John Bruck of Eaton, is reported as
received the appointment as
Guard at the Ohio Penitentiary. Guards
draw $65 per month. John will make a
good one.
James Bulger, who lives north of Ea-
ton, has a maltese cat that has actually
stolen a brood of young chickens away
from their mother and taking care OF
them.
If any persons wants a horse, dog, cat
or any other animal "winked out" with
neatness and despatch, we advise them
to call on DR.. Geo. Waggoner, whose
place of business is on north Barron st.
H. F. Keene's N. Y. Theater Compa-
billed this place to play Uncle Toms
Cabin last Friday evening, but didn't
make Hall rent. That play is about
"played out"
The destruction of a Stock Pound is a
offence against the peace and
of the people. Persons getting
stock into one should be very careful how
they proceed in getting it out.
Farmers who have not tested their
seed corn should do so at once Too
much care can not be given to have corn
that will grow. An early start and good
stand is very important to a good crop.
The limit of time railway trains may
blockade street crossings is five minutes.
If several crossings are 80 close together
as to render it almost impossible to cut
the train at each, the case is altered.
Levi Risinger and wife returned from
Sorrento, Florida, where they have been
spending the winter, last Friday v
ming. Mr.. R. speaks well of that part
the State he remained in during his
absence.
Even old tomato cans are being utifiz-
ed, and they are worth fifteen cents per
hundred; the solder melted from them
is the valuable product obtained. As
Mrs. Partlngton would say, "What pro-
vancement we are making"
Don't forget that Drs. Kitzmiller& K,
of Piqua, o., will be at the Eagle Hotel,
Eaton, Thursday May LIST, one day only
They make a speciality of Catarrh
throat, Lungs and all chronic diseases o.
men, women and children. Consultation
free.
The Southwestern Ohio Teachers As
ISOLATION will meet in the Fourth Ware
school building, Hamilton, O., Saturday
April 26th, 1884, at 8 O'Clock a. m. Tit
C. H. & D.; G. R. & c., and G. H.
Railroads will return those attending thu
Association at One Cent per mile.
As a superb hair dressing and renova
tor Ayers Hair Vigor is universally com
mended. 1t eradicates scerf and dan
druff, cures all eruptions and itchings o
the scalp, promotes the renewed growth
of the hair, and surely prevents its fadin,
or turning gray.
From all accounts the Mackinaw rail
way must be a Republican institution. l
isn't a year old at Greenville, but it vote
all the same and defeated our old Demo
cratic friend DIR. Tom Stiles for Mayor c
the city, by seventeen majority. aeon
test is the result.
1t is all a mistake about the fish la
being changed, so that fishing could onl
be INDUCED in with hook and line froI
the Goth of March to the goth of Apri
The law is the same as last year; sc
boys, go on with your fishing p~ic-nics.
is all right.
WINDS AND CycLoNEs.-Persons desi
ing insurance against tornadoes and C.
clones, call on or address H. II. Far
Eaton, O.. apr9-3t
It is now considered fashionable
send out cards announcing births. tt
color of the card indicates the sex, a pa
blue, with silver letters, for a boy, al
pale pink, with roses for a girl. tt
parents monogram or coat-of-arms
placed in the left-hand corner. Next.
Dio Lewis is now waging war on b
hats, which keep the sunshine from Il
faces of pale American women. Dio
off his base. Women don't wear b
hats in the sunshine; they only we
them in theaters and other places of e
tertainment.
The Germantown "Press" didn't ha
much to say last week about the Mac
| NAV. The s'tral" seems to. be growi
| coldl 1t was still $4,000 behind on t
9th of April, and only until next SAT-
+ day to raise the amount! Go in, Broth
Harky!
= The dwelling house of NJ. V. Collin
one of our Infrmary Directors, livi
about three miles southeast of Eatt
: was entirely destroyed by fire on Nj
day afternoon last. Mr.. Collins was
the Infirmary when the fire occurred
Contents all saved. Insured in OF
Farmers.