The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-08-06

J.. P. Harshman will sell at his farm
residence one-half mile south Of Con-
cord, on the old Josey Dunn farm, on
the 18th inst, horses, milk cows, hogs,
sheep, farming utensils, and many other
articles.
Mems All Wool Suits SIS, Sc and 81, re-
duced from $40 and $12, at the Eagle
Clothing Store.
Prisoners released from the peniten-
tiary on parole are still in the legal Gus
tody and under the control of the board,
and subject at any time to be taken
back on the violation of the terms of
their parole.
1t is the duty of the Marshal to break
up base ball playing on the streets and
ours. Levi Harris mourns a 50 pair of
spectacles and a black eye from the fool
ishness.
Lurton Jones, one Of Col. Dunham's
Revenue assistants, was in Eaton on
Monday. He is a rascal turned out"
Lurt. was in the Collectors office about
thirteen year and proved an efficient Off
fcial.
Mems Fine Cashmere Pants $3.50,
1915, $500 and 1925, reduced from So
20, 81 and S., at the Eagle Clothing
Store.
Mrs. Mamie Fleisch Milligan, daughter
of Michael Fleisch, died of consumption
at the home of her parents near West
Florence, IN Friday last, after a long
and lingering illness. She leaves q young
husband and one child to mourn her
death.
Butter is Is cents; eggs, 10 cents a
dozen; corn, 10 cents a dozen; cabbage,
5 cents a head; potatoes, 10 cents a peck /;
beans, tomatoes, beets, watermelons,
musk melons, peaches, apples, and eve
rything else in the vegetable line, plenty
and prices reasonable.
Uncle John Holderman was married
on Tuesday evening of last week at Cam
den, to Mrs. Amanda Robbins, mother
Of our County Auditor. Mr.. H. is in his
S0th year and Mrs. R. in her 9th. We
wish them both many years of welded
life and happiness.
A horse hitched to a rack on Cherry
street, was Frustrated by the heat on last
Thursday. Many persons coming to town
are too unfeeling in the care of their
DEMONSTRATING them stand hitched il
the hot sun for hours without food or wa
ter. Officials ought to enforce the law
against all such persons.
Unlaundried White Dress Shirts &c.,,
linen bosom, reinforced front, at the Ea-
gle Clothing Store.
Blind fiddler "BILL" entertained the
people of Eaton on Saturday last. 1t
does seem to us that God and humanity
demand that this unfortunate creature,
with his wife and three small kids and a
"purp," be taken out OF such a life by
the proper authorities. Where is the
State Board of Charity?
Barney Barnhiser is building a two
story residence on the southwest corner
of Cherry and Monfort streets. Friend
Barney knows where to put his money
that it will pay and do him most good.
The outlook now is that our improve
ments this season will equal last years,
and may exceed them. But no painting
of churches yet; but there ought to be.
If there is any law against the ever
lasting footing of horns by amateur
"hornists' on Sunday in the band room,
we beg that it be enforced. If there is
no law for its suppression, We pray the
city dads to frame one. We believe all
the citizens in this neighborhood would
say a hearty ''amen" to it. We are fond
of music, but not of the stoot," "toot''
kind.
Fifty cents will buy one dolIat9ilworth
of goods during the great clearahhhe sale
at the Eagle Clothing Store.
There is said to be one lawyer in
heaven. How he got there is not posi-
lively known, but it is conjectured that
he passed himself off for an editor and
slipped in unsupported. When his
dodge was discovered, they searched the
realms of felicity in all their length and
breadth for another lawyer t. draw up
the papers for his ejectment, but they
couldn't find one, and, of course, he held
the fort.
The best 75c. White Dress Shirts in
Eaton-you will say so. Come and see
it, at the Eagle Clothing Store.
During the past week Death has beer
unusually busy in our midst. The mid
dle-aged man, the tender aged and more
matured wife and mother, as well as the
sweet child, whose busy prattle, child
pied arms will no more be felt or seer
by fond and devoted parents, this sid
of the grave, have since our last issue
been made the victims of Deaths unerr
ing shaft.
Children's Straw Hats-prices cut il
two-75c. Hats for Sc. &C.,. Hats TO
30c. Soc. Hats for 25c., at the Eagl,
Clothing Store.
The Eaton base ball club won the gam
. last Thursday by a score of 80 to 8. TIL
Washingtons are one OF the best anna
teur mines in Indiana. Reynolds GA
toms new catcher made his first appear
ance, and he supported Williams in fin
r style. Williams aud Reynolds will b
Eaton's battery in all games hereafter
n except when the Bickham boys pla
here. Next week the Henleys will play
y and the Items of Richmond, or German