The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-21
Pursuant to an order from Gen Kountze,

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ren-O'Cain Post No. 3, G. A. R., will
hold memorial service in city Hall, Sum
day afternoon, May oath, 1885, at 8
o'clock. All the ministers, church choirs
and friends of the soldier are cordially
invited. MULHAREN-O'CAIN Posi-.
DO and see the new spring style Bows,
&c.,, worth 25c., at the Eagle Clothing
Store.
Last Sunday morning John F. Ozias
started to lions church. After going
about one mile, a hog jumped out from a
fence corner and the horse, taking fright,
instantly turning AROUND, upset the bug
gy on Mr.. Ozias, and bruising him consid-
erably. The horse, q valuable one, lived
only 80 hours. When will men cease to
violate the law by turning stock loose on
the public highway.
Straw Hats for all purposes and at the
lowest prices, at the Eagle Clothing
| Store.
1t is a fact which few people would
credit, yet nevertheless true, that the
Friday superstition is deeply rooted
among people whom one would suppose
were far above such folly. There is scarce
ly v a marriage license issued on Fri
day. Ticket brokers well know that no
one starts on a long journey on Friday,
as a rule. People make short trips on
that day, drummers keep ON the wing,
but those who travel for pleasure, and
especially women, avoid a start on FRI
day just as studiously and carefully as
the devil is supposed to fight holy water.
Mems Kangaroo shoes and a large
stock of mems fine shoes to suit the times
at j. w. Filbert's.
The Claw of the road" as understood
in Pennsylvania, was laid down by
Judge Biddle, of tho Common Pleas
Court of Philadelphia, a few weeks ago.
1t is to the effect, that persons meeting
on the highway must each keep to the
right This rule is modified in the case
of a foetman or a horseman, who cannot
compel a teamster who has a heavy load
to turn out of the beaten track, or even
a light wagon with a heavy draught. If
a horseman or light vehicle can pass
with safety on the left of a heavily laden
team it is their duty to give way to the
rnore unwieldy vehicle
For Kent.-House for rent on east
Decatur street. Inquire Of W. NJ. Nor
row, Eaton, O.
The Indiana, Bloomington & Western,
Ohio Southern, Dayton & Ironton, Day
ton & Toledo railroads will sell special
round trip excursion tickets to Browns
Station, Ohio, on the occasion of the an
nual meetings of the Old German Bap-
fist Brethren, to be held May % to 27.
The fare from this point will be $1.5O.-
To enable the brethren to visit friends
enroute to and from the meeting, stop
over privileges will be granted within
the limit of the tickets. These tickets
will be on sale from May 10 to 90
Browns Station is on the line of the 1.
BE- w. Railway, between Indianapolis
and Columbus; 124 miles east of Indian
apolis, and 90 miles west of Columbus.
Look at the beautiful styles in Neck
Wear at Jos. Woerner's.
An exchange speaking of the cholera
says: 1--WE must prepare to repel this
unwelcome guest. should it come knock
ing at our doors, by observing every pre-
caution of cleanliness, which is the only
preventive. Thoroughly clean and air
and secure ventilation for every part of
your premises. Apply the whitewash
brush literally. Look to your drains and
see that no pools of stagnant water or
heaps Of rubbish are left to poison the
atmosphere. Clean every well and cis-
tern, and give special attention to puri-
flying your cellars, which can only be
kept pure by thorough ventilation. And
throughout the seaso be sure that the
sun and air penetrates at least once daily
to every nook and corner of your DWELL
ings- If we do all this thoroughly and
carefully, we may hope that the disease,
hit comes this way, will find no lodg-
men and pass us by"
l9c. for late style Silk meek tie) Bow,
worth 40c., at the Eagle Clothing Store.