The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-26

his silly stuff of our being drunk.
Now "cheese it."
Come and see our new fall stock of
clothing, the biggest ever shown in Ea-
ton. You "a ave at least % per cent.
at Jos. Woerncr's.
The beauty of the ladies of Balti-
more has become the standard ofcom-
parison the world ovsr. They main
tain the peculiar clearness and rich
ness of complexion by the occasional
use Gas required) of DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
Hats, Caps, Trunks and vallses at NJ.
Sturm's.
"The Simmer you look the BETTER"
says a fashion writer TO the ladies /;
and he might have added, "The tight
er you pull the corset-strings, the
sooner you will have a chance to visit
the shore where fashions trouble not
and the weary are at rest"
Mems white dress shirts &c.,, 75c. and
81 90, ready to put on, best goods ever
offered, at Jos. Woerner's.
Mr.. Risinger rode his horse in to
church the other evening, hitched him
outside, and after the services was
over walked home and never knew of
his "goak" on the horse until the next
morning when he went to his stable
to feed himl The Murphys had bet
ter see him.
Sturm has the latest styles of cloth
ing.
The Committees appointed to solic-
it aid from the citizens of Eaton, for
the yellow fever sufferers, report that
the cash collections foot up $15S.40,
which amount has been forwarded to
the Howard Association at Memphis,
Tenn. We have not room for the full
report handed US, but will add, that
the ladies and gentlemen who have
had the matter entrusted to them.
have discharged their duties very
creditably.
M. Sturm's stock of Neck Ties is i'm
mense.
The old reliable and popular Lady's
Book for October is upon u table,
as usual filled with choice literature
for the American ladies and hand
somely embellished. 1t contains the
usual Fashion Plates, Embroidery
Patterns, Music, etc., etc. The terms
have been reduced from So to So per
year which we predict will be an
agreeable surprise to every lady in
the country and secure an immense
number of new subscribers for 1879!
Address Lady's Book Publishing
Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Childrens', boys, youths and mems
clothing at Sturm's, cheaper than any
other place.
You needn't be alarmed about the
sudden advent of the millennium and
the consequent abrupt termination of
all things mundane as long as there
are SO many busybodies stalking
around over this broad earth, talking
disrespectfully and shamefully about
their neighbors, who perhaps never
threw a straw in their pathway or
wished them anything but good luck
and success. Gentle reader, are you
sure you do not abuse and villify your
fellows without just cause or provo
cation, simply from base and wicked
desire to teal them down in the vain
hope of bolstering yourself up?
The Sweet, Orr 6 Cos. Patent Over
alls at Sturm's. Warranted never to
rip.
All the business men in III city
should unite in an arrangement to re-
ceive trade dollars at par. We d0not
believe the discount of ten per cent.
at which they have been placed By
John Sherman and the greedy money
power whose servant he is, can be
maintained until Congress shall meet.
The outrage is too fragrant. AS soon
as Congress meets in December, the
trade dollar will assurediy be raised
at par. A Washington dispatch says
that there are about three times as
many trade dollars, which are not le-
gal tender, abroad in the land as OF
standard dollars, which are legal ten
der.
Hats and Caps, new fall styles, they
are beauties. Call and see them at Jos,
Woerner's.
Celina has a female brass band com.
posed of eight young ladies of thai
place. Send 'em over, Bro. Snyder
EATON DEMOCRAT.
They refuse to travel, Bro. Gould
or we would send 'em over. 1t beats
all creation how they can play. II
would pay you to come to Celina JUS
to hear the sweet strains of music
they pour forth on the evening air. Il
is heavenly and no mistake.-CELINA
DEMOCRAT.
Oh, well, just wait until after the
election, and we'll have 'em at oul
Notification in Celina, and they shall.
play yankee Doodle" for the yicto'
rious Democrats and the "roguei
march" for the dead-beats, black
mailers and boilers. That will do.
Sturm leads the trade in Clothing.
Don't forget to come and see M
Sturm's large assortment of Fall Cloth
ing.
The chronological Journal.
The October number of this lively
and readable magazine opens with s