The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-10-23

ON the 9th OF November, horses, cattle,
hogs, milk COWS, and a large lot of farm
implements.
When you rekindle the fire in the par
Tor stove don't forget to take out the roll
of greenbacks you hid away last spring.
A great many fortunes are lost by negli-
Igence in this direction.
Dark winter days are coming,
Summers on the wane.
Ands soon on every corner store.
L Wen read this sign again:
"Tom and Jerry, 10cents." Il
Fancy worsted suits, well made, cut in
the latest style, $500, at Jos. Woerner's.
The "Rob Roy Archery Club" have
flately organized their team. The fine
shooting done by it the past week, has
surprised all of its friends, and it is now
considered the champion of Preble Coun-
ty.
Owing to the continued warm weather
much anxiety is expressed forsthe safety
Eof the wheat from the fly. In many
places throughout the State, the report
comes of the crop being almost entirely
destroyed.
Only nineteen persons were killed on
the railroad trains OF the United States
during the month of August, while TWEEN
ty-eight were killed at home on their
farms. The Free Press wisely concludes
that the only safe place seem to be up a
tree.
The Murphy meeting at the Court
House last Friday evening was a slim af-
fair. The organization is a fraud, and it
is about time that our public building be
closed against it, and that every Demo-
crat avoid it and try and keep as sober
out of it as in it.
Cloaks and Dolmans, direct from man
ufacturers-very latest styles. J. w.
Cooper, Main street, opposite the Court
House. oct2-6
An exchange says that a bit of alum
kept near a wash-basin or towel-rack,
and frequently rubbed over the face while
yet damp, will do much toward removing
tan and preventing unsightly pimples.
1t is also a good remedy for cankerous
sores on the lips and tongue.
Henry Monosmith and wife returned
to their home at Geneseo, Ill, last Thurs
day morning, after a pleasant visit OF
three months among their many friends
in Eaton and vicinity. Henry enjoys
life, laughs, grows fat and gets younger
all the time.
Clothing made to order, at the same
prices usually paid for the same goods
ready made, at Jos. Woerner's.
The Republicans jubilated in Camden
Hast Saturday night and a number went
from Eaton to participate. While the
bus was waiting on Main street and
drumming to fill up, Bill Brown, along,
lean, gangling negro, who voted the cali
leo ticket, applied for a seat but was re-
tjectedi He couldn't mix! His flavor is
bad nowl Before the election it was
sweet and he could have had a seat with
eFostahl, Go away, Bill! 'Y'os a mig
gah!
YOU wish TO make money in buying
your Tinware, Cooking Stoves, Heating
Sooves, tbolAeeai and wood,) Coal Buck
cts, &C., &C., now is the time to do it of
Unger & McCabe, who have added very
largely to their stock of the above goods,
before there had been an advance ON
them, and now nave the largest and best
variety to select from ever offered in the
county. toct16-2
On Wednesday afternoon last whenthe
returns showed that Mr.. E1DsoN and Mr..
DEEM were defeated, the prayer meeting
bell of the NJ. E. Church of Eaton, rang
out a jubilee tone! Toward the building
of this edifice and its surroundings, Nh.
Deem contributed about $500 and MIR.
Edison $500, and many other Democrats
Opened their purse-strings literally and
assisted in finishing this structure. What
a happy effect the droppings of the Cos
pei from the pulpit beneath this Repub-
lican victory pealing bell, must have up
on the Democratic souls that go there for
christian consolation?
Undershirts and drawers %, so and
35c., better grades proportionately low,
at Jos. Woerner's S.
The annual meeting of the State Teach
ers' Association will be held in Column
bus on the oath and 25th inst. All Pre-
BILE county teachers who wish to attend
the meeting can get tickets from Rich
mond to Columbus and return for $3.50,
by calling on Supt. J. NJ. Withrow. Tick
cts will be good on any regular train on
the 23rd and oath inst, and return cou-
pons will be good until the 9th, inclu-
siye. Arrangements have been made to
have the through freight train leaving
Richmond at 11p,.m., on Saturday night,
stop at Eaton to let off those who leave
Columbus as late as $40 p. M, Satur-
day. These rates are remarkably low,
being less than one-third regular fare.
See all the new STYLES of piece goods
, for order work, immense assortment to
, select from. Prices the lowest, at Jos.
Woerner's.
The winter campaign for fellows who
live by robbing> their neighbors has al
ready opened in Eaton, and right brisk
lly too. On Friday night last the resi-
dences of Treasurer Dix, H. W. Markley
and Wheeler Frum were entered, and
that of G. H. Edison and one or two 9TH
/, ers attempted. Mr.. Marhey's pocket
book was carried off, but fortunately he
e put his funds out of it the evening before.
: From Mr.. Dix they gobbled $50 that was
snugly placed in a satchel and set upon
+ the table, for his wife who was going to
Cincinnati in the morning. Money was
evidently the only object'of the thieves,