The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-20

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week his large stock of extra goods
for the holidays. Willard is never
behind on such occasions, and per-
sons seeking gifts should not fail to
call in and look at his assortment.
Metal belts 15c, at the Eaton Cheap
Store, next to post-office.
A well dressed person by the name
of MoULToN, a runner from Indiana
polls, Ind, was found suspended by
the neck, in Bruce's woods, \ mile
south of Eaton.on Tuesday evening
last, by some hunters. The Coroner
is holding an inquest this (Wednes-
day. morning.
Perfumes at the Eaton Cheap Store,
next to ~post-ofice.
The north school house of Eaton
should be scientifically examined by
a mechanic, and an opinion given as
to the safety of the building. There
is a serious Effectiveness about it
somewhere. Will the School Board
attend to it in time?
TOYS, largest variety ever shown in
Eaton at the cheap store.
The confidence man" who visited
Eaton and divulged the anticipated
robbery of the County Treasury,
Bank, &C., played the same game on
the officials at Xenia, and several 9TH
er towns. 1t is reported he was fl
nally arrested in London, Ohio.
Neck ties and ~suspenders as Jos.
Woerner's.
We received a letter on Monday
last from our young friend J. I'll. GIL
MORE, Esq, who is now located at
Pueblo, Colorado, having left Colora-
do Springs a short time ago OIL ac-
count of the cold. He says the wealth
er at Pueblo is very pleasant and
warm, the thermometer standing at
about 70 degrees in the shade and los
degrees in the sun. His health is very
fair at present, and he will remain
there during the winter.
TOYS all kinds and prices at the Ea-
ton cheap store.
The Girard Savings Society made
a division of their money last Satur-
day night. The Society was organ
lied five years ago. Every member
paid in 25 cents a week for each
share held. They paid in $65 and re-
ceived $3.50. The Society was or
ganized on the It'll day of the month,
the 7th day of the week and termina-
ted on the It'll day of the month.
They received their money on the 7th
day of the week at Z o'clock, in the
year ", there were seventeen of them
and they had $77. Why not organ
ize another Society?
Mems vests so and 70 cents, at Jos.
Woerner's.
The Rev. Talmage, in a recent SER
mon, stated the following as his opin-
ion of the newspaper business "The
world will have to learn that the
newspaper is an institution, and hat
it requires infinite brains and almost
infinite capital. 1t is folly for any
one who can not succeed in any thing
else to try newspaperdom. To pub
fish a newspaper requires the skill,
pr %cision, boldness, vigilance and
strategy of a Commander-in-C Chief.
To edit it requires that one be a states
man, an essayist, a geographer-in
fact, an encyclopedia. And TO gov
ern and propel it till it is an establish
ed fact demands more qualities than
any business on earth"
TOYSl TOYS!i ToYSIil at the Ea-
ton Cheap Store, next TO post-offiee.
The second exhibition given by the
Eaton Lyceum on Wednesday eve-
ming of last week, in which the Straub
Sisters presented n oftheir inter-
esting parlor entertainments, was
largely attended and gave as good
satisfaction MS any we have had this
winter. Miss Straub has a clear and
sweet voice, and the pieces she sang
elected the applause of the audience
sufficiently to prove how highly they
were appreciated. The declamations
and readings of Mrs. Weller we un-
hesitatingly pronounce as good as any
we ever heard, and were well receiv-
ed by the audience. 1t was a first
class entertainment in every respect,
and the citizens of Eaton should have
turned out better than they did and
thus encourage and sustain the Eaton
Lyceum.
Dolls at the Eaton Cheap Store, next
to po~st-office.
CHRISTMAS !