The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-16

n a storm comes up during rellg-
ious services, the audience becomes rest
less, and many betake themselves to
their homes, when if they were at a cir
Gus how wonderfully quiet, calm and
~good-natured they would be.
1t is a little early to begin work for the
post-ofice, though it may seem wise to
take all the chances. Suppose next
time, the office should seek the man,
where would be the chances of the Office
seeker?
Chenille and beaded fringes and 'FPas-
s~ementerie" (beaded) trimmings, just
received, at the Original Eaton Cheap
Store, South Barron street.
The Democrats of New Westville and
vicinity will raise a pole on Saturday,
25th inst, andhave some speaking on the
occasion. A general invitation is extend
ed to the friends of an honest and free
ballot.
Mr.. Evin Disher will sell at his resi-
dence, 2 miles south of Eldorado, on Sat-
urday next, a large lot of first-class hogs,
sheep, cattle and horses, and some farm
articles. Persons wanting some number
one sheep and hogs should attend.
Somebody ought to write a communi-
cation now, and claim that the Republi-
can party belongs to God, and that Sab
bath school children should be so taught!
Is it any wonder Bob Ingersollism is
spreading all oyer our Christian land?
WANTED@A girl to do general house
work in a small family. Must be recon-
mended by a clergyman or prominent bu-
siness man. A good girl can find a pleas
P. Van Horn, 393 West First street, Day
ton, Ohio.
Bob Ingersol should be informed that
God has a Stag" It once foated from
the spire of the M. E. Church of Eaton,
the same. that rang out its peal over the
defeat of two Democrats that contributed
literally for its construction. 1t won't
be long until Republicans will begin to
claim that their party is GoD!
Farmers and all other persons should
remember that shade trees cost money
and that they are not proper places to
hitch horses to when in town, and be-
sides the statute imposes a fine for so do
ing. We have referred to this several
times, and still some persons will persist
in the wrong.
Closing out, light colored all wool suits,
SO, SO and 81, worth SIS to SIS. Don't
miss the chance for a big bargain, at Jos.
Woerner's, the Peoples Clothier.
In a deaf mutes' convention at Boston,
there was a pantomimic row over the
charge of their President that soliciting
agents had kept back 40 per cent. of 81
500 collected for a proposed home. The
scene was a strange one-400 persons
earnestly and excitedly ge~sticulating at
each other without an audible word.
"As the American" says the Rev.
David Swing, of Chicago, "can out-chew
and out-spit, and out-talk the rest of the
world, so can he out-swear the residue
of humanity. Sitting behind two gen
tlemen for a day, as our train glided
along from st. Paul toward Chicago, the
words 'by God came back to me 700
times, when bedtime made me quit
counting"
JNo. W. CoNLEY, Esq, of the Gait
House, and manager of the Louisville
Fall Trotting Meeting, has our thanks
for a comp" to the affair, which comes
off Oct. 9Th, 9Th, 9TH and Sth, at Louis
vile, KY. The programme for these
four days Trotting meeting is the finest
ever presented and the purses the larg-
est, and breeders of trotting horses and
all lovers of this truly American sport
ought to attend it.
We are all interested in any measure
to promote the welfare Of our town,
Without undertaking the suggestions
already made public, we venture the op'
Union that no policy will secure larger re-
turns or more stimulate enterprise, Oh
persuasively invite population, than re.
fIrenchment m municipal expenditures
and paying off our city debt, and thereby
reduce taxes. The royal road to pros
perity is TO pay our debts. But the pres
ent city dads don't seem that way.
+ Simon Goldman is in New York pur
Echasing Fall and Winter Goods for hi
-IseYeral stores, and the Mammoth Cheal
IStore of Eaton will be prepared to dis
ftplay this fab the largest stock of DIR.
,1goods ever seen in one house in Prebl,
county. 1t is Nh. Goldman's intention
Ito make this THE STORE of this part of tn
country. Purchasing as he does for thre'
largestores, enables him to buy goods a
cheap as Cincinnati wholesale, and saw
for his customers ONE PROFIT; also to Sc
cure the latest styles in all kinds Q
2 goods. New York goods will commenc
, to arrive here about Sept. 25th.