The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-12-04

John Webb, who was arrested OF sus
picion of killing William Smiley. had
hearing and proved an ALrBr. The ques
ton now is who dealt the blow that prov
ed fatal 10 William Smiley. on the nigh
of the 10th OF November?
It is easier for a camel to pass through
the eye OF a needle than it is for a youn,
woman in a frr-lined silk cloak to wall
around without letting it fly open just Q
little to show that the fur is more thar
mere border.
How would it do now for the peorle q
Eaton to look after the building of a rail.
road porth to Greenville? Il can be
done and ought to bel What say the
business men and capitalists? 1t would
be the greatest enterprise that could
strike our city for a boom! Eldorado is
ready.
The best made Ovcralls in Eaton at
Joe Woerner's.
The broom brigade of Middletown have
arranged for a series of entertainments
this winter. The proceeds of these en-.
tertainments will be used for the relief
of destitute soldiers and their families in
that vicinity. Why not the Eaton bril-
gade "brush up and inaugurate a SINH
lar movement?
Bishop Wiley, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church., is dead. He died in Foo
Chow, China, where he was looking af-
ter the mission of his charge. He was
one Of the most industrious and poten:
divines in the church, and by his death
that denomination sustains 4 great loss.
The deceased bishop vas sixty-four years
of age. He was well known by many
members of st. Paul Church Of Eaton,
dedicated the basement room of this
place of worship and was several times
the guest OF Judge Chambers and Mr..
Josiah Campbell.
Don't miss it. The specia. bargain
sale at the Eagle Clothing Store.
Edward Page Lockwood died of con-
gestion of the brain on Sunday evening
last, after an illness of only about TWEEN
ty-four hours. I'm the midst of life we
are in DEATH Mr.. lockwood was about
sixty-fo years old, and had been a cit
izen and active business man of Eaton
for almost hall a century. He was a So
cial. pleasant and good.hearted man.
and will be much missed by many out
side of his family circle. His funeral
takes place this "wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, which will be attended by
the Eaton Cornet Band.
Our readers will please remember the
next visit of Drs. X. & K, tKitzmiller&
kitzmiller) of Piqua, as follows: West
Manchester, Martin House, Monday,
Dec. s; Legisbury. Eagle Hotel, Tues
Dec. g.; West Alexandra, Lang
House, Wednesday, Dec. 10; Eaton.
Reichel House, Thursday, Dec. IL; Cam
den, Pottcnger's Boarding House, Fri
day, Dec. ~. The Doctors make a spe-
of the Eye, Ear, Catarrh, Throat,
Determines and Chronic Diseas-
es. Their examinations are all free
Go and see them. They are we'll known,
resided at Piaua 80 years.
Neck Ties, the latest styles. Come
and sec them, at Joe Woerner's.
From the tone of the Thanksgiving
preached in Eaton by Rev. s. A..
Brewster, it seems asif the Reverend
gentleman was not entirely satisfied with
the style of Gov. Hoadiy's proclamation
to the people for the observance of the
day. Gov. Hoadly understands how TO
a THANKSGIVING proclamation, and
thu mere putting IN of the word God
would not have helped it or made it more
obligatory upon the people to assemble
together and give thanks for the manifold
blessings they have enjoyed during the
past year. But it might have prevented
some of the clergy, who swallow camels
and choke at gnats, from showing how
they can act.
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