The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-08

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Wool is worth SOC. to-day, to zoe. a
year ago; but you can buy an all wool
suit for SIP at Jos. Woerner's. Call and
see them. orl zaF r
Hyou go into vanAusdal & Co.'S. store,
don't ask Johnny Holmes if they have
any cotton batting. 1t was all disposed
of on the LIST of April.
When an old man exhibits a malig-
nant spirit, it is a sure sign his life has
been a miserable failure, and is to be
pitied rather than censured.
The Martins arrivedin Eaton on Thurs
day last, and took up their usual quar-
tiers in the upper story of the Court
House.
The wife o Louis Weaver, of the firm of
Higgins & Weaver, died of Consumption
on Friday last, and was taken to Green
vile for burial.
If you want to see the handsomest and
largest stock of clothing, hats and caps,
mems furnishing goods, and at old prices,
call at Jos. Woerner's.
The '15-13-14" candidates puzzle
was solved last Monday. Some of the
interested parties are dissatisfied about
the way it was done.
Ed. James F. Sloan, of Richmond,
Ind, will preach in Barron Street Chapel,
Eaton, on Wednesday evening, April
18th, at * p. m. The public are cor
daily invited.
Young men, come and see the new
style light colored hats to match your
light suit. To be found only at Jos.
Woerner's.
We hope during the coming summer
to see great improvements in our streets.
Some of them are as full of ruts as a
country by-road. The new Council should
do the square thing in this matter.
The little town OF Ada is all torn up
over a scandal of the largest dimensions,
a Reverend gentleman, SO the gossips do
say, having been Beeeherizing with one
of his flock. Alas! for the clergy.
A Boston oculist has decided that tight
shoes cause bad eyesight. That may all
be true enough, but it is looking after
other peoples affairs that wears out the
eyes of one-half the females in this world.
G. H. Brouse closeda ~ months term
of school on last Saturday. The following
pupils came every day: Elmer Ride
nour, Otto Ridenour, Charley Deem,
Lulie Fudge, Charlie Fudge, ottie Fudge
and jamie Fudge.
John Lockwood had a double surprise
on Saturday last. It was in honor of his
and his sisters birthday, who are twins.
You can bet it was a lively affair for
"Spicy," "Cuff," ED" and "Lishe"
were there in full bloom.
The idea of a man educating himself
for journalism outside Of a printing Of
flee, would be like a fellow becoming a
machinist by reading how an engine is
manufactured, and is the %silliest bosh in
the world. 1T can't be did"
The Junior Glass desire to thank the
Eaton Orchestra for its excellent services
in their behalf, and Billy Straw for the
beautiful pot flowers loaned. Billy has
a fine assortment of flowers for sale at
low prices.
Teachers Association of Preble county
will be held in Eaton, on Saturday, April
18th, at 10:30 a. m. This will be the
last meeting for the year and should be
well attended by the teachers of the
county. Programme next week.
1t is reported that the geese and
''hog men, all scratched Mayor Holt,
because of his proclamation against these
pestiferious nuisances that disgrace the
streets and alleys of u city. Mayor
Neal will be obliged to favor the ever
min" running at large, or be inundated!
If you want to order a suit of clothes
made, you can find the nobbiest goods,
largest assortment and best style, and at
bottom prices, at Jos. Woerner's.
The pleasant and smiling face of Rev.
Cassett was seen on our streets last week.
This gentleman was pastor of the M. E.
Church of Eaton for three years, and was
liked and beloved by all classes for his
suave and kind christian virtues. He
would be heartily welcomed back again.
Sleep obtained two hours before mid
night, when the negative forces are in OPP
eration, is the rest which most recupe-
rates the system, giving brightness to the
eyes and a glow.t to the cheek. The differ
ence in the appearance of a person who
habitually retires at ten O'Clock, and that
of one who sits up until twelve o'clock, is
quite remarkable.
Joe Deem has moved his Harness
Shop once more, and for good. He is
now permanently located in the Stephens
building, opposite the Court House. Il
you want n thing in his line, it will
pay you to look through his large and
well selected stock and get prices before
making your purchases, as he sells a
rock bottom prices and warrants all his
work. ap8-2
thought to be more generally know
that wheat flour is probably the best pos
sible article to throw over a fire caused
by the. splitting and igniting of kerosene
It ought to be known because flour is al
ways within convenient reach, and Otter
! valuable articles OF clothing, blankets
t carpets, ETC., are d~estroyedin extinguish
ing such fires. Ashes or sand are equal
ly as good.
O. Our old friend WIN. THos. Mcdowell
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