The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03
STATE NEWS ITEMS.


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ton Wontoor,orv oornt,,. nas.nca naf.
ance county /: Delaware. Delaware county:
East Liverpool, Columbiana county; Elyria,
Iorain county; Findlay, Hancock county;
Fostoria, Seneca county; Fremont, San
dusky county; Gallon, Crawford county;
Gallipolis, Gallia county; Hamilton, Butler
county; ironeon, Lawrence county,
Han nI.aaa,S .'p'l ouuny ..e.. n' ~.
-. Iu.sh;a,.+o., sa.s.-. M..s;I,o, Stork
oo',n+v. M;ddIato,vn p,,+,.,. comnt1. Mount
Vernon. Knox county. Newark. Essex
county; Norwalk, Huron county; Piqua,
Miami county; Pomeroy, Meigs county;
Portsmouth, Scioto county: Salem, Column
biana county; Sandusky, Erie county;
Springfield, Clark county; Steubenville,
Jefferson county; Thin, Seneca county,
ioieoo' Lucas county; Uroana, Onanpa.sn
county, van "erD, van "ero vounOy'
arren' iruhpun couny' os'
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PHILIP JoANEs, Coiunous' co,ofeu, was
struck on the nead oy iaiiins pricA'
ori'icai'
SMALL boys opened a ooA y, Cd.
with stones at Akron. Cnaries laws in0y
die.
SAID that Mrs. Garfield will return and
reside at Mentor permanently, in the near
future.
STATE Live Stock Commission says
there's no pneumonia under the hides of
Buckeye cattle.
you, s, n.z+o,, cattle dealer was
o,.-.sa
h;.+
"ho' 0AmrNn' .' eiA' 10 '-''0 ~
oog a' oV'a"a'
RoBT. CRAFTY, near Delaware mas just
rounded his lolst year.
ALMoN CoE was killed at Chardon stone-
quarrles by breaking derrick.
LAWRENCE HALL jumped from fast
running train at Columbus. Critical.
CHAs. MORLEY. bread winner for three,
died at his place as brakeman on c., L.
| & W. esh
BRIDGET ANsBERRY, widow, aged
eighty years, while crossing the Wabash
track at Defiance, the other evening, was
struck by passenger train, and received
injuries from which she died an hour after
| ward.
AFTER long deliberation the Belmont
County Commissioners have at last con-
| cluded to build the new Courthouse of
$40 sSone, ana 'ne soIal coss wiz oe aoou' @1oo:-
WV. ihS'eau VI aai, Snao eniouno' as cis' ~,
| naiIy esblhiaCeu' Inc corher 's'ohe Will oe
| laid py tne Masonic 1raternity on eepIem
oei 20. pooe go
:S-;..s a. ~ 70 ~ s.,.,.o,t 80 ~ - III,
- -, ;,,,nos;n,. ~ IT, h,,n,,rod ,,,o,ntod
Lo.oa,s ,.o.s,o.an+;,,r a,,ar-- +o-r,,shir, II
| Belmont County. will be expected to be in
line.
RoBERr MEAD. arrested at DAYTON fo1
| robbery. has implicated Harry Lukey, Alb.
ner Cain and Amey Denny. the Oldest only
thirteen years of age. They confess sever
alrecent thefts.
| RALPH THOMAS, aged ten years, was ar.
rested at Columbiana, charged with steal.
| ing horse and buggy at Youngstown.
CATTLE raisers of Orange. Madison and
jackson Townships, Hancock County, re.
port serious losses by murrain.
HON. JOHN G.. THOMPSON has started fo,
Washington Territory to look after the
Land Denartment of the Governments.
INpEBrEpNEss of the United Brethren
Theological Seminary, Dayton, amount.
to $4,000. The endowment is $780, 900 and
there is contingent Of $33, 900.
| D.v11eHr ponhers got $40. a diamond
r;ne cold watch and other iewelrv ont a
A. L. Bramble's house, near Madisonville,s ,s
few days ago, during the dinner hour.
GAINESVILLE man named Hamilton
rracy has the shell of turtle on which hi
now deceased brother J. c., carved hi
name in 1857.
S1LAs MCDONALD, of Ripley, was danger
ously crushed under an elevator.
DIR. M1TcHELL's Office, Newark, wa
burgled for 500 worth of instruments.
A STRANGER signing himself Jane
Duffy, with a big valise and a roll o
money, disappeared from the Germani
House, Dayton, few days ago, after pay
ing months board in advance. Las
seen with two darkles. foi1ce nave nj
grip' ou6 no tidines Oh 'ne man.
NEAR Lima, Philip Herring, brav
youne nan VIZ "as go III 80 80
; sone 10y s:4a as: - ,s".,, g., t,o,,, 49, -
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"a w ~ ..e," - 49,. E,,,..oen So
field orocar
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1. L. MiLLEh' ni'y ,hVe' prolninen' na''e
{ Oh CircieVille' Is dead'
JOHN MCFARLAND, Lancaster, lost for
fine horses by lightning.
A. l.: ROSS eighty one OF Warren Cour
ty's eldest, DIED at Socialvllle.
JAMES BROWN, fifty two, died at wor