The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-04
Best glass goblets rs cents per doz. OF
4Rhea, Kelly & Go.

Best glass goblets 70 cents per doz. of
Rhea, Kelly &Co.
The next time Gov. Dennison comes to
Eaton to make a'speech, We recommend
that the Republican Central Committee
send Bento bring his carpet-sack down
from the depot. Ben couldn't 'Fpolly-
foxp him into the "%arena'' and "neuter
gender" his baggage.
Glass tumblers SO cents per doz. of
Rhea, Kelly & Co.
frequently we are urged by some over
Jealous person to pitch in to somebody.
To these excited individuals we wish to
say: Do the pitching in yourselves.
Write out your complaints and bring it
TO us for publication, being sure to first
sign your name to the article. Ifyou are
afraid TO take such a responsibility how
can you expect us to do it.
Foxes o starch 10 cents ID ofRhea,
Kelly & Co.
Novelties in Ties at Sturm'S. .
a distinguished feature of the Mt. Car
roll Seminary is its Musical Conservato-
ry, which employs a large corps of teach
ers, and has in use over thirty musical
Instruments. With such an institution
easy of access, our young ladies certain
ly have no need the high prices Conserv-
atories in large cities must necessarily
charge for a musical education. Let all
interested read advertisements in other
columns. NJ zet .e13ev
Best lamp chimneys 5 cents, OF Rhea,
Kelly & Co.
We give place to. long communication
from West Elkton, in reply to an attack
Of J. P. G. through the REGISTER on the
Prohibitionists of this county. Every
reader of the DEMOCRAT knows we do not
indorse the Prohibition doctrine, but
there isa large and respectable body of
good men around here who do, and We
believe them to be honest, and are liber-
al enough to allow them a respectful
hearing in our paper.
Best cheese 8 cents ib of Rhea, Kelly
& Co.
The Agnes Wallace-Villa Combine
ton, said to be one of the best now trav-
elling, win give two OF their popular and
excellent exhibitions in Eaton, on Satur-
day and Monday evenings next, at the
Opera House. From the reputation OF
this company and the comments Of the
press where it has given entertainments,
We are warranted in saying that our citi-
zens can rest assured that It'll afrst-elass
troupe. We therefore bespeak for them
a full house. See their notice in another
column.
Raisin's 10 cents of Rhea, Kelly & Co.
We clip from the Richmond INDEpEND-
ENT OF the I'd inst. the following compli-
mentary notice OF one of our townsmen {:
s'The Murphys of New Paris had a very
successful meeting on Sunday evening.
Hon. L. G. Abbott, of Eaton, delivered a
fine address, The unflagging interest
with which large crowds OF people listen
to lecture after lecture OF Mr.. Abbott, up
on an old and hackneyed subject, is the
highest compliment which any lecturer
lever has, can, or will receive. We are
always glad to note the success, of any of
our citizens.
Werks best soap 6 cents ID of Rhea,
kelly Go. =
The Musical Conservatory of the Mt.
Carroll Seminary affords facilities for a
musical education not excelled in the
West. Its course is as full and thorough
as that OF the best Eastern Conseryato-
ries; the best of teachers employed, and
the same grade Of instruction as costs
four0 five dollars a lesson in our large
cities, is furnished here for less than one
fourth the cost. The Art department Of
the Seminary is also excellent, and many
students resort there to become accom-
! plished in painting as well as music.
Diplomas are given those completing
these courses and medals to those who
'lexce1.
Best extra, G sugar 9 cents ID OF Rhea.
Kelly & Co.
On their return from the townsville
Convention, on the evening of the 2Stt
inst, quite a large number of the dele
Egates and others stopped in West Alex
andria to attend the meeting of the Ewing
and Rice Club that night. There was {
rattling meeting addressed by Messrs
L. G. Abbott, NJ. L. Holt and Judge
Campbell Huston's Hall was well fill
ed. The meeting was conducted by Esq
Hart, President of the Club, and grea
enthusiasm prevailed. The telling point
made blythe speakers were applauded t.
e the echo, and at a late hour the meeting
ylbroke up well pleased with the goodtim
n then had, and all confident of a ''goo,
e time. coming" when in October it will b
found that the party 4of the people an,
y for the people" are triumphant at tn