The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-07-23
The Eaton Manufacturing Company

menC one OF tnelf famous WlnO pumps,
which will supply the public with water
for horses, &c. A good moye.
Mrs. Huldah Young will sell at the
late residence of Levi Young, deceased,
21s miles northeast of Eaton, on the Isl
day of August, one mare, farm nipple.
ments, household goods, and many other
articles.
John Strobel has broken ground for q
new business house and dwelling com
bined of l3 rooms, at the junction o!
Water, Beech and Israel streets. This
will make handsome addition to that
part of the city. 8
The State teachers association o.
Pennsylvania resolved that teachers
Should abstain from the use of tobacco
in every FORM" Correct. No man who
wallows in his mouth a cud of the nasty
filthy stuff, should be employed as 6
teacher by any school board.
A fine lot of Trees, &C., at the Home
Nursery, Eaton, o., for fall and spring
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trade. july16-2
We ask all readers of the DEMOCRAT
who owe one, two, three or four years
subscription to pay up. Hard times are
affecting the printers as we'll as other
business men, and we must appeal tc
those who are indebted to US for assist
ance. Don't delay.
Frances E. Van Doren, eldest daugh,
ter of A. @. and Hester Van Doren, al,
most in her twenty-ifth year, died OF
consumption on Saturday last. Her fu-
neral took place On Tuesday afternoon,
largely attended by. sorrowing and grief
stricken relatives and friends.
The partial filling up of the Bloomfield
we'll on the corner of Main and Beech
streets with gutter garbage by our city
dads, we don't believe was a very smart
business. We need every well on our
public streets, and more too. Clean il
out and put it in operation. o
Less than 30 years ago it cost for a sin.
| Rlc icttCE CdIEicu III oNcE OO HlllSSs Va
cents; less than so miles, 10 cents; less
than $50 miles, l21k cents less than 400
miles, 1874 cents; over 400 miles, 25
cents. Now two cents will carry an ounce
letter anywhere in the United States,
thousands OF miles. 7: IT,.
The great amount of talk about the
corniDo of nholaro hoe pot ;p;,rad ~
fruit market a whit. All kinds of fruits,
melons and table vegetables are plenti.
full and good this year, and people have
begun to understand that a moderate in
diligence in them is at all times health
full. 49,.
Mrs. Judge Jas. A. Gilmore, of Bar
ket full of corn. beans, cucumbers and
onions, the product of her own industry
and little farm patch. May she live an
hundred years and her labor be always
crowned with such fine and early speci-
mems of garden vegetables.
w have always understood that horse
racks that adorn the front of business
houses in every city are a private enter
prise, and that the Corporation has no
right to expend the public funds to re-
pair and fix them up every year. How
is it? If the street fund is OVERLOOKING,
put it where it viii do the most good.
DIR. w. S. DENNIsoN, the Deaf and Ca
tarrhal Specialist at Reichel House,
Wednesday, July Goth, and West Alex
andria on the 30th. Consultation free
to all. july16-w2
H. NJ. Friend, ESQ.,, of Greenville, O.,
formerly of Lewisburg, PEBBLE county,
and who commenced the study of law in
the Office with Judge j. ". Campbell,
has been appointed to a law clerkship il
the Office of the Attorney-General of the
Interior Department, at a salary OF ST.
600 a year. Harry is a sterling Demo
crat and we congratulate him on his sue.
cess. ~
The probabilities of life for moderate
drinkers andtotai a%bstainers, according
to a comparative table furnished in Ii
journal d'Higiene, are that a moderate
drinker at twenty years of age may ex
Ipect to live .15.6 years at thirty L3years
at forty, lie; at fifty, los; at sixty, SO
THE probabilities for total abstainers are
at twenty years, ALP; at thirty, 36.5 a
forty, 1913; at fifty, 2l.2 3 at sixty, 1925
If the scientists are to be believed Their,
isn't a thing in the world that is fit t.
eat and drink. Every crumb and drol
is full of horrible monsters, lizards, wrig
Cling snakes and cells, and all sucl
things. The microscope reveals them
they say. All right-we shan't eat a bit
nor drink a drop-no, hold on, We'll TAX
that back, and think the matter owe
coolly and calmly at our leisure.
An honest editor who tried to pleas
Everybody and had the usual success
says that sit may be set down as an in
evitable rule that those who sneer an,
make derogatory remarks about thei
local paper, do the least to support il
and in nearly every case they belong t
that class whose knowledge is so Unite
that they cannot tell whether the Savio
was crucifed on Mount Calvary or she
lon Bunker HILL" ~
JHB. RoLLMAN will furnish Trees
any description or variety, special
grown for the trade-such as you bu
from agents, at a discount of SO to rs pc
tcent. july16-2
> Public wells are a much needed an
necessary convenience in our city, Q
several of the principal streets, and as
sanitary measure there is no %expenditul
of money by the Council that would |