The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-09-20

We learn that q partial Soprano"
strike took place last Sunday norm
ing in the choir of the NJ. E. Church.
At night only two hands left on deck.
The sisters should not have treated
their new pastor with such a dish of
"cold shoulder"
Go and see Sturm's handsome ready
made suits for youth and boys. They
beat anything you ever seen. The
great object of everybody now is to buy
good and cheap clothing. Sturm has
them on hand that can't be beat.
Ladies' kid gloves all colors 80 cts.
a pair at the Eaton cheap store next
to post Office.
Cap. Wilson is now prepared at his
Restaurant on north Barron Street, to
serve the public with a cup of hot
coffee, a good fresh sandwich, a dish
of raw or stewed oysters, and many
other things for the inner man unne-
cessary to mention. Go and see.
Shoe strings 4, 5, 6 and 7 cents a
dozen pair, at the Eaton cheap store
next to post office.
"Cuf" Lockwood, of the Reichel
House, says one clap of thunder will
get his bosrders up for breakfast
quicker than an hours ringing of a
gong. He thinks he will have it so
arranged that thunder will strike a
round the house every morning.
Ribbons sold less than cost of man.
ufacture at the Eaton cheap store
next to post Office.
Rev. W. C. Brooks will preach in
the Universalist Church, in Eaton, on
Friday, Sept. 21st, at TX p. m. On
Saturday evening Rev. J. FL: Black
ford will preach, at the same hour.
The services of dedication will COM
mence promptly at 10 a. m. on the
Sabbath. Rev. S. II. McCollister, D.
D., will preach the sermon.
Ladies' and misses Isle thread
gloves 10, u and Is cents, at the Ea-
ton cheap store next to post Office.
There is nothing that strikes the
eyes of stranger more favorably in
passing through a town or village
than the cleanliness of its streets. 1t
is not less attractive to the resident to
look out and walk upon clean, wide
streets and avenues. A little care
and attention given to the matter by
each householder will insure US that
luxury.
1000 papers ofpins, l cent a paper,
at the Eaton cheap store next to the
post Office.
Were a man to go to a Bank and
get a little accommodation-for in
stance, a couple of hundred dollars
for thirty days-he would have to pay
a dollar or so for it. Were he to OBJ
ject to paying on the plea that it cost
the Bank nothing to lend him the
money, and that the currency would
probably be idle anyway if he didn't
take it, he would be set down as a
fool, without ceremony. Yet, SINH
lar objections are made by sensible
people when a newspaper asks pay
for little services rendered.
Bargains this week in Embroider-
les, edgings, laces, &C., at the Eaton
cheap store next to post office.
Of the Mt. CARROLL SEMINARY an
eminent d. D. of Chicago, who is
%conversant with the history and con-
dition of institutions West and East,
says: alt is the only institution in
my circle of acquaintance that moves
steadily forward without whining OF
begging" This is true. Through all
the crisis of the past "a years this in
stitution has steadily increased in
members and efficiency, demanding
more room till it is now just COM
pieting its fourth building, Cor third
addition to the originaD and all this
has been attained without ever en-
ploying an agent, or soliciting a pu-
pill, or 'begging" dollar.
Ladies' striped hose 10 cents a pair,
worth 25, at the Eaton cheap store
next to post office.