The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-04-02

An exchange says to the roller rink i
attributed the great increase in fata
cases of pneumonia noted by physician
this winter wherever statistics of mortal
ity are kept. The exercise throws Wild
open the doors of the system to this re
morseless disease, say the doctors.
DR.. j. M. Withrow, an ex-Superin
tendent of Eaton schools, but now prac
ticing his profession in Cincinnati, at
tended the teachers meeting in Eaton
on Saturday last. DR.. Withrow has many
warm friends in Eaton and his visit was
quite a treat to them.
All Wool Jeans Pants, made out OF
goods worth sec. per yard, for $3.50, at
the Eagle Clothing Store.
After July LIST, twice as big a letter as
now can be sent by mail at the same
price, for after that date the regular rates
OF postage on letters will be two cents for
each ounce or fraction thereof. News
paper postage is also decreased to one
cent per pound instead of two cents per
pound as heretofore.
We are in favor of continuing the old
School Board, whether "Committee"
bosses it or not, and of voting for good,
square, honest and industrious citizens,
who will consider the interests and well
fare of our city in general, far above any
little job they may have in view of get
ting done at the expense of the Corpora
ton Treasury.
The Courts have decided that. emo
boundary fence can be made of bartel
wire without the consent of parties own
ing the adjacent land" and any man
who puts a barbed wire fence along the
highway renders himself liable for all
injuries resulting to stock passing along
said highway. Farmers will do well to
make a note of this.
See the new style Plaid Suits we are
making to order for SIS, at Jos. Woer-
ner's, The Peoples Tailor.
The old chronic who spends half his
time sitting around the warm stoves of
business houses, squirting filthy tobacco
juice all over them, abusing industrious
and successful citizens, who pay all their
honest obligations and attend to their
own affairs, deserves to be branded on
his right cheek in blazoned letters, ASS!
He needs to be abolished.
The April number of "Demorest's
Monthly Magazine" is worthy of com
mendation, as we'll for its artistic, as for
its literary excellence. ga Short Sketch
of Annapolis, westminster Abbey"
'Pierre Jean de Beranger," and "The
Channel Archipelago" are very reada-
BILE articles. An admirable feature of
this publication is the instruction given,
under the name of 'From Pencil to
Brush" in drawing. Many of the de-
partm ents are very instructive, and the
illustrations excellent. The frontispiece
of this admirable number is an Easter
souvenir charming oil picture of two
doves.
A large variety of Table Linens, Tow
els and Napkins at hard time prices
Call and examine at the
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
The Eaton Assembly gave its closing
party for the season On Friday evening
last at the Opera House. This club is
composed OF about sixty Of our best la
dies and gentlemen, who have given
their parties every other Friday evening
throughout the season. The o~rganiza-
ton has been a grand success and have
given some of the finest parties ever Civ
en- in our town, but the closing party,
Friday evening, excelled by far all 9TH
ers. About one hundred invited guests
were present. The dancing programme
given by Prof. Custer was grand. During
the intermission, which occurred about
IL o'clock, the ladies of the Club served
an elegant lunch, furnished by Mrs.
Rossman. We congratulate our young
people upon the successful name this
Club f1pss been conducted, feeling that
such a Club is a credit to the society of
any-town.
Another lot of those new spring style
Stiff Hats for $1.50, worth $3.50, at Jos.
Woerner's.