The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-01

Lewis Heppes is making preparations
to sprinkle Main and Barron streets this
season from one end to the other of each,
and says he will have the finest sprink-
ling turnout in the United States of
America, or "oId Virginia" Lew. is the
best sprinkler Eaton. yer had and the
citizens can rely on him doing satisfac-
work the coming season.
Get your buggies reprinted first class
for $1,000 at Kester's.
DR.. G. D., Schurtz, assisted by DR..
Campbell, made a post mortem exami-
nation of the remains of Taylor Black
ford on the 3Oth ult., and found disease
TO be cancer of phyloric end OF the stom-
ach, commonly known as second stom-
ach. There was a general diseased con-
dition of all the internal organs caused
by the cancerous growth.
The law now says: "Whoever will
fully Injuries or remove any tomb, mon
ument, grave stone or other structures
erected to perpetuate the memory of any
deceased, or any fence, railing, or other
work in and around any cemetery or
burial place, or any tree, shrub or
plant therein, shall be fined not more
than five hundred dollars, or imprisoned
not more than thirty days, or BOTH"
The fine new farm residence of Henry
Butcher, in Monroe township, about ten
miles north Of Eaton, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire on the night of the 9th
ult.. and everything in it, the family
barely escaping the %devouring elements
barefooted and in their night clothes
Mr.. Bucher had an insurance in the Ohio
Farmer of 81, 200 on the house and $500
on the furniture, &C., but it will not be-
gin to cover his loss.
Choice New Prunes, 81 lbs. for
81. 90, nj j. Rhea s. Sons.
An exchange puts it thusly: "When
you have a job of printing to do, or if you
can get it anywhere else for a few cents
cheaper, be sure and do so; but when
you have a thank-you notice to make or a
complimentary card to be printed, take
it to your home paper. Home printers
pay their employees with wind, their
paper, ink, etc., on promises and keep
their families on cheek. They have no
occasion to use money"
The great, empty, barn like structures
the skating rinks-which last season
were alive with thousands of busy skat-
ers, are very quiet now. Here and there
in the city can be found one that is max
ing an effort to keep open, but the at
tendance is very poor, and the attractions
that last winter. would have brought out
thousands are bringing but few to the
Kinks this season. The "craze" is over.
DEMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE is M
of the most desirable of the household
magazines published, combining, as it
does, SO much to improve and interest the
home circle. The April number contains
some admirable articles, such as 1.-THE
Castle of Heidelberg" "The Industrial
Problem" by Jennie June, and Lace
Making" "The Other Person." Mrs.
Harris serial, is continued, and instruc-
lions are given in china painting and en-
bossing in metal. The Prohibition ar
ticles are all good, w. Jennings Demon
est contributing 1.-THE Irrepressible Con-
fiicts." The frontispiece is a beautiful
engraving, "The Message.
Spring is near. If your plans for the
summer are not complete, there is little
time to spare. If you cannot find an OPP
portunity to do what you would prefer.
try the next most desirable thing. l.
you cannot get a position as captain OF a
pleasure steamer, perhaps you may be
able to get a place as fireman. Resolve
to do something that is honorable and
that will at least earn your living. Many
of the idle men upon the streets, with
suffering families at home, are idle be-
cause they must have that employment
which they prefer or they will not work.
Be willing to work-willing to do the
best you can-and a way will soon be
open to you by which you may get the
desired place.
Choice California Dried Pea
ches. l0c. per pound AT r. r. Fill.
bert's.
The preparations for new houses ane
other Improvements has already begun
and is a good evidence of an increase ov
er last year. Mrs. Rensman has materi
ally improved her residence on the cor
ner of Maple and Decatur streets; Jacl
zimmerman has added substantial i'm
provements to his residence on Nortl
Barron street; John Hilbert has erecte'
a new barn on east Black-horse allie,
with additions to his residence; Phil
Becker has built additions to his busi
ness property on Bruce street; Ed
Lockwood is putting in the foundatio,
for his brick residence on east Mai
street; John Click is preparing to max
a forty foot extension to his Tobacco
warehouse; Bro. Albright of the Registe
is adding quite an improvement to tn
east side of his residence on Main street
Able Risinger is getting ready to bull
a new residence on the corner of Beec
and High streets, and John Alexander
residence on the corner of Cherry an
Somers streets. Let the work 60 on
our city can stand it!
Headache is the result of eating tc
much and exercising too little. Mir
times in ten the cause is in the fact TIL
the stomach was not able to digest tt
food last introduced into it, either fro
its having been unsuitable or excessi'
in quantity. A diet of bread and butte
with ripe fruit or berries, with modera
: and continuous exercise in the open al
= sufficient to keep up a gentle perspir
- t;op would ouro o1nocB ouoru n @ in