The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30

II sheets note paper and II envelopes
to match, in a neat box, only 5 cents, at
original Eaton Cheap Store.
This will be the winter of discomfort
for stingy husbands. The new style win
ter dress goods are only twelve dollars
per yard, while the trimming comes at
thirty dollars.
What are the wigwamists going to do
with the personal banners and transpar-
e%ncies, got up to be paraded in the pro-
cession over the Maine victory? That
was a sad mishap, wasn't it?
The grandest rally Of the campaign
will be at Stephens & Edmonds' Little
Green Grocery for the next 30 days.
Andthere was the great James G. Blaine,
Who lived in a seaport in Maine;.
But election day came,
He gotleft fall the same"
Which result now affords him much pain.
New style neck ties, silk handkerchiefs
and collars, at Jos. Woerner's, the Peo-
pies Clotbier.
The Yearly Quaker Meeting at Rich
mond, next Sunday, will be held in their
new Tabernacle just erected at a cost of
$50, 600. McCord will run an excursion,
leaving here at 9:35 a. M, and only so
cents the round trip.
Here is a poor rule because it will not
work both ways. When a man dies and
leaves a lot of property, his relatives are
willing to take charge of it, but when he
dies and leaves q lot of debts they will
have nothing to do with them.
Gfothing for men or boys-the largest
assortment to select from, at Jos. Woer-
ner's.
: ATexas clergyman, about to become
chaplain of a penitentiary, preached a
farewell sermon to his congregation, who
had u treated him, from the following
text: e1g go to prepare a place for you,
so that where lam We may be also."
How many Republicans in Preble
county want the DEMoeRAr one year for
nothing if Garfield is elected, or will pay
$500 if Hancock is elected. We want
one thousand subscribers on these con-
ditions. Send in your names and you
shall have the paper.
HSyou want to be happy and look
pleasing, just go and get some of that
good Tea kept at the Little Grocery.
Sunday school children. are no longer
taught to believe that Lots wife was
turned into a pillar of salt; but in the
international Bible Studies" for Sun
day schools, it is said that she was
caught in a storm, which "~suffocateG
her, encrusted her, and possibly burned
her to a cinder."
The "Parisian Hotel" at New Paris
kept by Mr.. John Coor, is n Of the
neatest, pleasantest and well kept houses
of entertainment to be found anywhere
and when any Of our friends drop int
New Paris and want an excellent meal
got up in good palatable and substantial
style, stop at the above house, and FRIEND
tGoor and lady will surely accommodate
you. "l'ss
The Board of Managers ofthe Nationa
Soldiers Home, near Dayton, made SOM
changes in that institution at their meet
ing of last week, among which was tn
appointment of our townsman DR.. A. H
STEPHENS, as Surgeon of the Home, thu
duties of which he will enter upon tn,
LIST of October. We regret to lose TIN
able professional. services of DIR. Ste
phens to Eaton, but our loss will be
valuable gain to the Home, and one tina
we know will be popular, as the DIR.
not only a skilled surgeon but a compan
ionable gentleman of good heart. Sue
cess to you, Doc.
Mems suits $500, $500 and $500, a
goods a sold elsewhere for $500 to SIC
at Jos. Woerner's, the Peoples Clothie1
The chronological Journal and Scienc
LOT Health for October is supplied wit
even more than its usual variety of sci
entifc matter, but is o the less intel
esting to the general reader, as tn
science discussed in this monthly affect
most intimately ourselves, our bodie
land minds. 1t is noticeable that tn
wen-known leader of practical Phrenolc
gy in this country, Mr.. o. S. Fowler
contributes to its pages. The first articl
is a readable and graphic account Of ths
remarkable woman, S~ojourner Truth
the second is a discussion on the PSI
chology and Pathology of the brain frol
anatomical points of view; the late NEE
ing of Philosophers at Concord and the
admirers, receives attention in the eli
erati of Concord" J. B. Weaver,
Greenback fame, has a setting forth an
a very good portrait; intellect as
means of obviating our Faults" is
pointed and interesting article from tt
( pen of o. S. Fowler; besides these, 81
side and Outn-a society sketch I"
Weather Guide for the People," 'Be,
| and Bread" by Miss Julia Colmal
"Henry S. Tanner, the Great Faster
, and the Young Chemists Revelation
are deserving of eyerybody's readin
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