The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21

FASHION NoTEs-Fur collars are lit,
tie worn by ladies this season, and
this will give rise to many severe
coughs and colds. Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is a certain and safe cure in
every case. Price rs cents.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blackwell will sell
at the late residence of Nimrod Black
we'll, 8 miles north of Camden, on
Tuesday, March 26th, horses, colts,
cows, hogs, farm implements and
household goods.
They say the Indian name for all
editor is. "We-rack-ta -che-resh he-ha-
haw." That's what we always thought
it was. 1t means "Tired and hungry
probably.-LrMA DEMOCRAT.
No it don't; it means "dead broke"
The straight ticket stick to your
party" Republicans, met last Satur-
day iii an Office in Eaton, but postpon-
ed the forming of a ticket until next
Saturday. They all want an office,
and it would make you laugh to know
them.
The warm spring weather will soon
persuade the old dodgers from their
roosts about the stove in the grocery
to the goods boxes on the sunny side
of the street, where the financial prob
lem can be more freely and fully dis
cussed.
Miss ALDERMAN, principal of our
public schools, had a very pleasant
surprise party at the "Reichel House,"
on Thursday evening last, in which
the School Board, the teachers of the
schools, the Senior Glass and a great
many of her friends participated.
W. A. Edison has fitted up a very
neat room above his grocery, which
he proposes to fill up with the latest
and best styles of wall paper, blinds,
shades, &C., and will sell them down
10 the lowest cash figures. Go and
examine his assortment.
The residence of Mr.. Oscar Shop
pard, in West Alexandria, was burg
larized OH the night of the 18th inst,
and $50 in money and a silver watch
and chain carried off. Keep your
premises well locked, and your mo-
ney and valuables in some safe place.
Out of eighty-nine samples of beer
and of materials used in the brewing
of beer, examined last year by the
b itish Inland Revenue authorities,
were either adulterated or
of illegal ingredients. Well, the whis-
ky is aduiterated, water amt pure,
coffee and tea is unhealthy, what is a
fellow to drink?
The Democrats Of Twin township
met in New Lexington on Saturday
afternoon last and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: Mayor, John Wolf;
Clerk, Nathan Hart; Treasurer, Robt
Davidson Trustees, Fred. Kemm,
John Zimmerman, Wesley Ozias +;
Constable, Samuel McPeak. A good
Ticket.
MI. SIMON GOLDMAN, of Middle
town, and proprietor of the Mann
moth dry goods store of Eaton, was
here on a visit last week, taking a
"bird's eye view Of the space in his
establishment, as lie expects to go east
in n week or so and wanted to know
just how many boxes of spring goods
it would require to cram it full, for
that is what he proposes to do and to
sell them at very low figures. Wait
and see.
If the taxpayers of Eaton permit
a lot of little political pissmires to Sc
lect their Corporation officers for
them, instead of exercising that i'm
portant duty themselves, they oughtn't
complain if their taxes are increased
by such botched jobs rs the Main
street mud tank. Let us have good,
substantial, industrious, wide-awake
and honest meu for these places.
There are plenty of this kind in Ea-
tGn, and there is no use of us being
"dead beat" by the "rag-tag and bob
tail" party suckers.
We are under many obligations to
Mr.. W. A. Edison, of Eaton, for sew
eral pieces of the most popular and
latest sheet music. Mr.. Edison has
just received a very large and full as
sortment of the latest sheet music,
and teachers and others wanting any
thing in this line, will get it as cheap
at his establishment as at Cincinnati
or any where else, as he intends keep.
ing an assortment of the latest and
most popular always on hand. Give
him q call and encourage home enter.
prise.
The Murphy fever has broken out
over in Salem, and it is said they arc
raking in the "bad boys" at a won.
derful rate. They all turn orators as
soon as the fever breaks out on them
and tell their experience. One fel.
lows story was so heart rending tina
the managers had to suppress him il
order to keep the audiencel Anoth'
er speaker told in pftifuf tones how
he always took off his shirt when he
got full! Too many of these fellows
"slop over" on being pushed to tht
front. They should receive a little
training before they enter the "are
ma"
We regret to notice the death o
Miss Ida Danser, daughter of S. j
Danser, of Camden, who departed
this life on the 9th inst, of Consump
ton, in the 26th year of her age
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