The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-06

that it is safer to run your chances with
a balky mule than dictate to a woman on
wash day.
APPLES! AppLEsl Ayers & Filbert
have just received a car load of choice
Michigan apples, assorted and packed in
new barrels. Call and examine their ex-
cellent assortment.
"show me a people," says Froude,
Whose trade is dishonest and / will show
you a people whose religion is a sham"
All right, Mr.. Froude, come out here and
We'll show you lots of 'em.
New goods Just opened at Goldman's
Mammoth Cheap Store.
Rob't. Wade appeared before Judge j.
A. Gilmore last week and plead guilty to
the charge of burglary, and was sentenc-
ed one year to the Pe~nitentiary. He is
there now.
The fire engine went on duty last Sat
urday and filed the big cistern at the
corner of Barron and Somers streets.
There can certainly be no complaint in
case of fire in Eaton, for thu of water.
We have received this week another
new stock ofladies' and children's Cloaks
and Dolmans, VERY LATEST STYLES, very
nobby, beautifully trimmed, and very
cheap-Goldman's Mammoth Cheap
Store.
The man who can edit a newspaper
without making enemies is not fit for the.
business. Ii an editor does what he
knows is right, he is sure to tread on
somebody's toes. We've tread on many
around here.
Let every man beautify his house-or
farm, and let every woman keep her do
mestic affairs neat and tidy; and soon
improvement and content will abound
everywhere. Work, taste, and care will
accomplish wonders.
Good jeans zoe. per yard at Goldman's
Mammoth Cheap Store.
The best place to buy dry goods is
Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store. They
have the biggest stock of dry goods in
Preble county. They sell only reliable
brands OF all kinds, and are satisfied with
smaller profits than other dealers.
Judge James A. Gilmore held Court a
couple of days last week and disposed of
several. important cases, one OF which
was that the wife of David Dillman, de-
ceased, was not legally his widow, hay
ing married him without a divorce from
a former husband.
Yard wide bleached muslin only 64c.,
at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store.
An editor having read in another paper
that there is a tobacco, which, if a man
smoke or chew it, twill make him forget
that he owes a dollar in the world" in
nocently..concludes that many of his sub
scribers have been furnished with the ar
tiele.
If the citizens Of this town wouId meet,
and agree upon a night, and then let
every man in town sit up and watch for
thieves they would get game dead sure.
Try the experiment. One nights sleep
is not much of a sacrifice when you take
into consideration the good game you
will get.
We are making a u on hosiery this
week, at the Mammoth Cheap Store.
Prof. Tide says that on the night of
Nov. 18th, 1879, we are to have the most
brilliant meteoric display ever seen since
1888, when to all intents and purposes
the sky literally rained fire. The display
this year will not commence until one
o'clock in the morning, but the Professor
says that the magnifcence of the display
will more than compensate for the loss
of sleep.
Isn't it singular what an attachment
some people will form for an ugly, value
less mongrel that isn't worth the, leather
expended in the friction of a decent kick.
They will expend money to keep them
even if their children are kept out of a
free schooI,for want of clothing sufficient
to enable them to attend it; they would
fight quicker for an injury done to an i'll
favored cur than they would to one of
their own household.
We are just receiving an immense
stock of muslins, prints, dress goods,
hoods, shawls, silk fringes, all c%olors, at
Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store.
The Eaton Steam FIGURING Mill, under
the management of Josiah Campbell and
Casper Ebker, is going steadily ahead
and turning out a quality of -four that
has never been equalled around here.
The intention of this firm is to manufac-
ture a brand of -four that the citizens of
Eaton will demand and use, and from the
reputation they left at Covington, Ky, in
the same business, there is no doubt OF
their success. Give them a trial at least
-
and see how it is yourselves.
MONEY WANTED.-Yes, without mine
ing words, we want money. 1t is such a
handy and useful article to have in the
house or ones pocket, when little bills
fall due and have to be met; such a
blessing is it to have money when one
wants it. Winter is coming on apace
too, and the winter is always the most
expensive part of the year, for then
warmer clothing and more of them, and
fires must be provided all around. We
think we can ask for money without feel
ing that we are begging, especially from
the many persons who have been taking
our paper for two, three, four, and some
five years, and never paid a dime on it
All we ask now, is what is justly due us
and we hope it will be withheld no long
er.