The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-09

] capt. Sol. We'll known IN
Eaton, recently received from the Gov
eminent 81 1900 of a pension, and has set
tied down near the city of Piqua. Sol.
is an old TYPO" and we congratulate
him in his luck.
A good pair of working pants, lined
throughout, &C.,, at Jos. Woerner's.
A preacher at a Sunday school excur-
sion described heaven as an eternity of
pic-nics-and several young men mem
bers of his congregation, who lugged
baskets weighing nearly a ton each and
climbed high trees to put up swings,
have left church.
A new line of 5 and 10 cent tinware
just opened, at the Original Eaton Cheap
The Corporation of Eaton must be in
Strengthened circumstances, when its
city dads undertake to plead the "baby
act'' to defraud a laboring man out of a
just and honorable account. How much
will it cost the Corporation for such a
display of l~ittleness?
Mems busters 60 cts. to 70 cts, as Jos.
W~oerner's.
A fond mother wants to learn some way
to tell how her son will turn out. That's
done. If he's wanted to go out
and weed the garden, he'll turn out slow
ly and reluctantly and be two hours
dressing. If he be called to see a circus
procession go by he'll turn out quick and
probably. hurt himself trying to come
down stairs and put On a boot at the same
time.
Closing out, light colored all wool suits,
SO, $40 and $11, worth SIS to $1S. Ron't
miss the chance for a big bargain, at Jos.
Woerner's, the Peoples Clothier.
After squandering four or five hundred
dollars on north Maple street, the city
dads have abandoned the work and or
Idered it 'tfenced in!" They are now
spending money on a street that not one
taxpayer out of a hundred ever passes
over, while the more prominent and pub
lie ones are neglected. This body of
Getty dads" is a political machine"
the taxpayer should remember.
Boys suits-from 4 to 9 years old-$3,
at Jos. Woerner's.
/ A new attorney at law and political
stumper has burst forth in our city, and
astonished the whole community with
Ehis legal knowledge and forensic elo-
quence, and if the Democratic party
don't burst him up, why he'll burst the
Democratic party. His maiden speech
was delivered before Esq. Stephen last
week, and our only regret is that we had
no short hand reporter to take down his
burning words!
Chenille and beaded fringes and "Pas-
sementerie'' (beaded) trimmings, Just
received, at the Original Eaton Cheap
Store, South Barron street.
Quail may be killed from Nov. LIST to
Jan. LIST; turkey from Nov. list to Jan.
18th; pheasant and teal duck, Sept. LIST
to Jan. 1st; all other kinds of wild duck,
Sept. LIST to April list; w~oodcock, July
Nth to Jan LIST. The wild goose and brant
are not protected by the law, but their
nests are, as we'll as all kinds of ducks.
The penalty is a fine for each offense Of
not more than $25 nor less than 50, or be
imprisoned not more than thirty days, OF
tboth. The deer season is from the 18th
day of October to the goth of November.
Young men, see the hobby hats just
received'at Jos, Woerner's.
S. S. Dix, whose term of office as coun-
ty Treasurer expired on Saturday last.
has retired and hands over the place tc
his successor, D. w. Cooper. Mr.. Dix,
! aftersserying two terms as Treasurer, il
is bntijnstice TO say, retires from the po'
sition with the esteem and confidence o.
the best people of the county without re
gard to party distinction or prejudice
He has been a most faithful, honorable
and efficient public officer. In thes'
days of official corruption it is refreshing
to say of a retireing officer, he was hon
est, he was capable, he was efficient, anc
all of these we AN say OF Mr.. Dix with
out fear. of successful contradiction. .an
Lace ties from s15 cents each up
cheapest eyer shown at the OriginalE a
ton eheapaStore, South Barron street.
4 A young man by the name of William
Buck, aged, about eighteen years, an,
working onthe farm of Eli Fisher, cas-
of Eaton, is the happy possessor OF tw
revolvers that he carried about his PEI
son to protect his worldly effects fror
highwaymen, which in total consists {
the clothes on his back and the two we;
pons. Last Tuesday morning he was e'
hibiting one of the revolvers in a dieke
for the sale of the article, when it acc
dentally discharged itself, the ball pas
ing into hissleg near the thigh, where
, still remains, Notwithstanding DR.. ST
phens searched for it very CAREFUL.
: There is no danger of the wound provir
fatal, but we think there will be two r
~volyers for sale very cheap, or offere
: in exchange for a Bible.
Waterproof umbrellas rs cts. at 10
Woerner's.
=. Will Huffman is home from his Sout
ern business trip, but will remain only
h few days and then be off again. He h
spent the last two months of his time
North and South Carolina, and his We
sion of political matters in those State
= differs very much from the soft-pat'
;, radical, who keeps up a continual no
about the "shot gun policy" and 'bu
DOING" He says there isno more tro
l. BILE down in those States than in Mass
d chusetts or Vermont, and the Northe