The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-11-03

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BILE the number of "red-eye" among our
Al thing of beauty is a joy forever. The
Faultless Wood Base Burner is a beauty
and a joy to its possessor. For sale only
by G. s. Price. nov3-4
When a colored man is dead he ceases
to be of value. It is only when he is
alive and can vote that he is muchly ap-
preciated.
Red knit underwear % per cent. less
than elsewhere, at Joe Woerner's.
The present spasm of virtue in Eaton
willonly last until one day after the spring
election. There isa "cat in that meal
tub" that needs watching.
Ed. L. E. Brown, of Beaverton, New
York, will preach at the Church of Christ
in Eaton, on Sunday, Nov. 9Th, at 10 80
a, m. All are cordially invited,
See the 5sc unlaundried white shirts,
linen bosom, at Joe Woerner's.
It is just after an election and a few
months until another. The Republicans
are having their-reeular spasms of virtue
and prospective candidates are Ginning
in"
Hi Robbins has accepted a travelling
agency for the wholesale house of Flach
& Bro, of Cincinnati. He will make as
gooda drummer" as he did a County
Reeorder-which can't be beat.
Boys, see the Club House Ties, the
newest thing out, all the go, at Joe Woer-
ner's.
What is the difference in the eyes of
the law, between the man who sells a
pound of meat, a pound of coffee, a can
Of oysters, or hires a horse on Sunday,
and the man who sells a glass of beer?
We guarantee the Champion Monitor
| Cook Stove to have smoother castings
and better fitted, wear longer and do bet
ter work, with less fuel, than any stove
made. For sala only by G. S. Price, OPP
posite Court House.
The man who purchases a pint Of
whisky to "see him over Sunday" and
neglects toproyide the necessaries of life
for his family, is not 3 very proper per-
SON to stick his nose into other persons
private affairs. 20.
Reversible oyercoats-two coats in one
either side can be worn out they are
beauties. See them at Joe Woerner's.
The Republican ukase against Demo-
Gratis frequenting the Court House has
been SO modified as to allow them there
WHEN on BUSINESS, such as paying taxes,
&c. Democrats will please take notice
and govern themselves accordingly. The
Republicans own that building.
Mr.. T. A. Wheeler, tuner and repairer
of pianos and organs, (from the well
known music house of T. P. Anderson,
Fort Wayne, Ind.,) is prepared to fill all
orders in his line precision and CELEBRITY.
Leave orders at the Union House, Ea-
ton, O., for o few days only. -
White dress shirts, unlaundried. linen
front and cuffs, heavy muslin and well
made, So cents, at Joe W~oerner's.
G. s. Price desires us to say that he
challenges any dealer to a test of their
Anthracite Base heater. Claiming for
the Splendid that it will give more
heat from the same amount of fuel, and
give better satisfaction and cost less to
repair than any stove sold in Eaton. The
loser to pay all expenses Of the trial.
WeRregret to learn that our friend DR..
Robertson, of West Elkton, is suffering
from a broken leg and other injuries, re-
ceived in jumping from his buggy to es-
cape a runaway horse. We hope his re-
covery may be speedy, as his profession
al services are indispensable in his
neighborhood.
A nice eoiored shirt, two collars, 5oc.,
same goods as sold elsewhere for 90. cts.
and 81, at Joe Woerner's.
The barber shops have agreed not to
shave any more heathens on Sunday
Now if the meat shops would close-the
~ "SSoAo 4oAk AulAuiLSt oIu t1C Nv
cry stables cease hiring horses on that
day, wouldn't we have a. good town?
You bet. Then when the spring election
comes around, steer clear of the office
seeking hypocrites.
Two young SOM of w. NJ. Stevenson,
who runs the old Bruce mill here, were
seriously poisoned last Sabbath by eat
ing freely of the roots Of water hemlock,
which they gathered along the banks of
Sevenmile, thinking it was spignet.-
Timely medical aid saved them, one of
whom was ina dangerous condition.
They will be careful in the future what
kind of roots they gather and eat.
Omitted in printing the premium list
last week: Frank Ridenour, 6 stalks of
tobacco, $1.00; Al. johnson, collection
of animals and birds, $500; Miss Win
ME Darragh, bird cage and birds, $1.OO;
j. Mclean, set of wagon harness, $500;
Carriage 400;
single 800.
Brood mares-R. C. Stewart, LIST, $1,000;
NJ. Wyatt, I'd, $500.
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