The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-04-09
Mr.. Dan1 Daehler, an Upholslterer of

Mr.. Danl Daehler, an Upholslterer O.
Cincinnati, is in the city with Mr.. G. A
McNeal, the Furniture dealer, where he
will remain for a few days. All orders
for Upholstering left at the Furniture
store will receive prompt attention.
John Robinson's circus will exhibit in
Hamilton on Monday next, and of course
will draw a big crowd from this neigh
borhood. All who go from here and want
a good square meal OF anything pure to
drink, will be well accommodated at NJ.
H. Stevens Restaurant, south side OF
High street, near Sd street. 1t is about
the only place in the city to gettirst-class
accommodations. Drop in and see.
The latest novelties in Softt and Stiff
Hats at the Eagle Clothing Store, oppo-
site Court House Square.
A Philadelphia drayman was recently
sentenced to 9 months Imprisonment for
causing the death Of woman by reckless
driving. The judge in charging the jury
said that the streets were primarily for
the use of pedestrians, and any one driv-
ing on them should do SO in such a man
ner as will be consistent with the safety
of pedestrians. 1t will be we'll for some
of the reckless drivers in this vicinity to
remember this, and they may save them
selves cost or Imprisonment.
All Wool Diagonal Worsted Suits made
to order for SIS and 500, at Jos. Woer-
ner's.
The fees of Infirmary Directors have
been changed. 1t is now the law that
the County Commissioners shall allow
the Directors for their services in attend
ing the regular and called meetings such
sums as are deemed reasonable, not to
EXCEED $3.50 per day and also for extra
services rendered in their official capaci-
ty, not to exceed $3.50 per day. The In.
Urinary Board acts upon and approves its
own bills, which may her be allowed
by the Commissioners in regular session.
If you want a stylish Hat, see the new
spring styles at the Eagle Clothing Store.
There ought to be a heavy penalty put
on any persons with ink and type in their
possession, who will print and mix up
tickets as they were done here in our
Corporation election last Monday. 1t is
a disreputable and dishonorable bust
ness, because done for the purpose of de-
ceiving voters into the support of men
who have no business with the offices,
from incompetency or because they
have held them from time out of the
recollection of the ''oldest inhabitant."
A large variety of Table Linens, Tow
els and Napkins at hard time prices
Call and examine at the
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
The Eaton Manufacturing Company
on Saturday last closed contracts for a
sixty horse power engine and tubular
boiler, and for some $1,000 or $4,000
worth of wood working machinery. The
boiler and engine from Messrs. Smith,
Meyers & Sheer; the wood working ma
chinery from Messrs. J. A. Fay & Co.,
of Cincinnati, O. In conversation with
a representative of J. A. Fay & Co., we
are told that it will be n of the most
completely equipped wood working es-
Establishments in southern Ohio. In ad-
dition to the manufacturing of the "Rich-
mond" Wind Engine and the "Brem-
norman Combination Fence" the Com
pany will do all kinds OF house finishing
work.
The principal stockholders of the Ea-
tor Manufacturing Company have taken
the responsibility OF buying real estate.
machinery, &C., for the use of the Com
pany, with the hope and expectation
that the residue of capital stock of the
Company will be subscribed for and TAX
en- by our citizens. This manufacturing
enterprise will not only be profitable to
the stockholders. but also OF great adj
vantage to our town and community and
every good citizen should do what he
can to make it a success. The Compa-
ny solicits orders for Wind Engines and
for all kinds Of wood finishing work. We
invite attention to their advertisement
in another column.
Another lot of those new spring style
Stiff Hats for $1.50, worth $3.50, at Jos.
Woerner's.
Judge White, of P%ittsburg, does not
look with a favorable eye on roller skat-
ing. We learn from the Posi- hat Au-
gustus Yohngman was tried and convict
ed before him, last week, for stealing a
pair of roller skates, and sentenced t.
the workhouse for thirty days. Before
pronouncing sentence Judge White ask
ed the prisoner if he was married. He
replied he was not, but that he was en-
gagged to be married to "a young lady who
was compelled to testify against him on
the stand. His honor added to the sen.
tence the injunction that the prisoner be
married as soon as he was released. He
skating, saying he considered it a curse
to the community, and that the prisoner
might have been excused as having done
his country a great service if he had only
stolen all the roller skates in existence
and the models from which they were
made.
Spring Election.
Below we give the result of the TOWNSHIP
and Corporation elections in Eaton on MONDAY
last, and leave each reader to make his ow
comment:
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES.
A. C. VAN DoREN,* 80
ED. GOLDSMITH ....... 40
En- CnrTINGua AN Z 10