The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-11-04

very good appearance when finished
New style neck tie at Jos. Woerner's.
Thank Heavenl The work of the po-
litical straw iend has drawn to a close.
There's been immense lots of potatoes
brought to Eaton during the last two
weeks.
Children's Hose from 5 cents per pair
up, at Original Eaton Cheap Store.
Some men give according to their
means, and some according to their
Here's o internal improvements, as
our s'devir' said when he swallowed a
dose of salts.
Husking gloves at Jos. Woerner's.
The mince pie is a little backward this
year, and fears are entertained that
early frosts have injured the vines,
Muslin from 4 cents per yard up, at
Original Eaton Cheap Store.
Give us a law forever DISTINGUISHING
a man who will sell or offer to sell his
vote.
The man who likes to study the tenn
per of the people finds a good opportuni-
ty on the day after an election.
Jos. Woerner, the Peoples Tailor.
1t is estimated that one-sixth of the
earth's surface is covered with the
tracks of lightning rod men and book
agents.
The religious movement against bang
ed' hair is extending. Bishop Elder, OF
Cincinnati, has issued a prohibitory or
der on the subject.
CLOSING our SALE-preparatory to re-
moving, at Original Eaton Cheap Store.
We have no premiums to offer for sub
scribers to the Democrat. If it isn't
worth $3.50 a year no premium will make
it so.
After you vote you pay taxes. Your
friends aren't as much interested in see
ing how you pay your taxes as in seeing
how you vote!
New style hats at Jos. Woerner's.
Major Shaw, supt, of the So S. O.
Home at Xenia, dropped into Eaton last
week, and reported everything lovely al
the Home.
Mems and boys calf and sheep wool
lined mittens so, IS and IS cents, at Jos.
Woerner's.
A. B. DeGroot and Philip Miller, two
of our annual deer hunters, have return
ed. Abe didn't get any-Philip killed
three in Wisconsin.
Trade dollars must now be considered
as valuable as any other, for we find il
lust as hard to borrow one of them as we
do one of the dollars of our p~aternal an
c~estors.
Lace Edge Ruches from 10 cents pei
dozen up, at Original Eaton Cheap Store.
A Michigan,man was choked to death
with a straw recently, and the FRRE
Press warns the people in taking What
they do take to take it straight from the
tumbler.
In an Arkansas town one Sunday, ont
clergyman prayed for rain and anotheI
for fair weather, and Providence got on
of the dilemma by sending them al
earthquake.
All wool esercoats for So at Jos. Woer
ner's.
A religiously insane woman at Barton
Mass, goes about the neighborhood ever,
morning delivering personal message
which she believes she has received iron
heaven during the night.
There is a brace, a trio or a quartettl
of men doing business under the firm
nam of s. NJ. Pettengill & Co, New
York city, who are swindlers. The coun
try press should steer clear OF them.
White dress shirts, laundried and un
laundried, go, rs and 81, at Jos. Woer
ner's.
Old Betz, a Sioux squaw, who died re
Gently at the reputed age Of more than
hundred, had been successfully the wifi
of an army officer, an Indian chief,
border highwayman, and a Methods
missionary.
Boys school caps 80 and 35 cents, 6
Jos. Woerner's.
It seems queer that persons VIII
promptly pay all other bills, put off pay
ing the printer from year to year, as if
man could publish a paper upon unre
deemed promises, or what some goo
men owe him.
Boys suits, 4 to 9 years, for $3.50, 8
Jos. Woerner's.
Rev. ]. M. Getehel will preach in th
Universalist church on Sunday mex
Nov. 9TH, at 10a O'Clock a. M, and
the evening. The morning hour will l
occupied by a Memorial service, suitab
to "An Souls Day." All are respectful
ly invited
Loots johnson has disposed of his il
terest in the Twin Valley House, at We
Alexandria, to DIR. Wolfe, who will her
after run the house. The Doc. is a plea
ant and agreeable landlord and knov
how to serve his guests when at his h
tel. Give him a call.
Mems and boys oyercoats at JIG
Woerner's.
The 14O extra votes polled in Was
ington Township remains unexplaine
The census taker might overlook b
work and see if he is responsible. v
are still inclined to the opinion til
Shultz's bar'l and bung-hole had som
thing to do with them.
A fine classical concert of vocal al