The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-07-16

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They are called the 'Cuthber," and are
far superior to any other variety raised
about here. Mr.. NJ. has sprouts for sale,
and every person raising the fruit ought
to have them.
J. B. RoLLMAN will give special low
rates on large orders for Trees, Plants.
&C., for fall or spring delivery. 1872
We don't wonder now why it is that
the average cigarette stinks SO abomina-
bly,. An Italian vas caught in the streets
of New York a few days ago gathering
cigar stumps, and on trial he admitted
that he sold them for ten cents a pound
to a cigarette maker. Cigarette smokers
will bear this in mind while they inhale
the revised incense o. a cigar stump.
Our base ball club has been re-organ-
lied, and a new and strong association
composed Of some of our substantial bu-
siness men, has been formed to u the
club. 1t is the intention to put a strong
amateur nine composed of home talent,
in the field to represent Eaton. The Ok
ford ball club play here on (to-day)
Thursday, and better work can now be
expected from the home team. Some
good games of ball will now be played
in Eaton.
Experienced lumbermen have always
held that timber cut in the spring was
not durable for building purposes. Re-
cent scientific investigations, it is stated,
sustain this belief. 1t is shown that the
richer the wood is in sulphuric acid and
potassium the more likely to rot and
mould. Wood cut in the spring contains
eight times as much of the former and
five times of the latter as wood cut in the
winter.
It 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
scarcely eve a marriage license issued
on Friday. 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
Friday just as studiously and carefully
as the devil is supposed to fight holy
water.
An exchange says that "ayoung widow
in that city, who writes we'll, is training
to be an editor" She is, is she? Is
training to be an editor, hey? Gets up
at five o'clock in the morning does she,
and comes to the office, and builds a fire,
and sweeps out, and oils the press, and
jaws the compositor, and goes through a
pile of exchanges seven feet high, and
writes scathing articles on the tariff and
i The pork outlook with one hand while
she is keeping the door braced with the
other against the man who wants to whip
her on account of all article appearing in
Tho last weeks issue, Ell? And runs in
to the country three miles, guided by the
smoke, to write up q fire, and finds it
nothing but a burning brush heap, eh?
And is called n red-nosed hyena and a
blot upon modern civilization by her es-
teemed contemporary, Ell? Wants to be
an editor and yank the lever that moves
the world? Well, now, by the time that
young woman has been in training for
an editor a month or two she will wish
she had hired. out to ditch a swamp at
a dollar a day and take her pay in swamp
land scrip.
DR.. w. S. DENNIsoN, the Deaf and Ca.
tarrhal Specialist at Reichel House, We'd
nesday, July Goth, and West Alexandria
on the 30th. Consultation free to all.
Hitherto the law has allowed SIX
months of time in which to file a deed
A new act of the Legislature provides
; that all instruments for the encumbrance
I or conveyances ofreal estate or tenee1ent:
: shall be deemed fraudulent so far as re
Z lates to subsequent bona ide purchaser!
when the latter does not know the-exis
tence of such a deed until the instrumen
in question is filed with the County Rec
order. The six months allowed for the
filing of q deed of conveyance of encum
f brance is thus cut off. The law is nov
in operation. The act concerning tn,
e selling of personal property by install
Q ments, the vendor giving a lease unit
the property is either purchased or givcl
= up, provides that the right OF the vendo
to the title while the lease is in fore
shall be void to all subsequent purchas
ers, all creditors, and all mortgages il
good faith, unless the condition is other
wise evidenced in writing, with an aft
davit of the amount of the claim, an,
/ the instrument is then filed with tn
IS County Recorder. When the vendo
10 takes possession of the property unde
y violation of the conditions of the lease
/ be can retain but so per cent. Of its valu
as compensation for it's use, but can CO
Or lect for breakage or damage. The viz
ID ~lations of this act is made a misdemea1
ID or punishable by a fine Of not more tina
j. 500.
1e J.. B. RoLLMAN will furnish Trees
any description or variety, special
h grown for the trade-such as you bu
i'd from agents, at a discount of SO to rs p'
lg cent. julyl6-2
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Grand Concert.
A grand Band Concert will
given at Cedar Springs next SUI