The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-11-17

they could chaw," in the Chicago grain
gambling business. IT'S sad for some of
them.
Hash is usually composed of crumbs,
and such, gathered from a table where
other people have toasted. AS a steady
diet it is not very palatable. 1t isn't for
a fact.
"And if it is a delicious cup of coffee
you want" get one of Unger & McCabe's
Patent Coffee Pots. They retain the
aroma of the coffee.
The Commissioners have finally erect
ed a coal house for the use of the offices
in the Court House. Now a wood house.
for the Sheriff. The taxpayers can
probably stand it, IS
The price of flour hardly conforms
with the price of wheat now. Flour
dealers learn mighty quick when wheat
advances, but it requires a long time for
them to hear of its decline.
Philip Miller has our thanks for a cou-
pie of very fine yension steaks from one
of the four deer killed by his party that
went into Paulding county a couple of
weeks ago.
The city of Greenville contains 934 bu-
siness and dwelling houses, and the Cor
poration don't owe much. We can re-
member when Eaton was ahead of Green
-E
vile.
GREAT CLOSING Our SALE of Tinware
this week, at greatly reduced prices at
o. E. G. s., next to P. o.
Ayers Pills contain no croton oil, cal
omel or mineral. They are compounded
of pnreA vegetable extracts, which have
positive virtues and always cure, where
cures are possible, SEQ s
On the 10Th of last. October we had our
first snow, and on the 18th of November
the thermometer was at 10 degrees be-
low zero. Quite a contrast between this
winter and last SO far.
Nothing speaks SO well for a town as
the condition of its public buildings. A
well kept Court House, jail and school
house with attractive interiors always
speak volumes for, the industry and en-
~terprise of the inhabitants of a town.
Enoch w. Yost and Ephraim A. Yost,
Executors of John H. Yost, decd, will
sell at his late residence, near the Wheat
vile church, on the Doth inst, horses,
cattle, hogs, sheep, farm utensils, and a
large lot of other articles.
Don't forget Deem & Huddle's sale of
lots on the 10Th inst.
A majority of our city dads seem to
think that it is not necessary to spend a
few dollars to inform Democrats of the
laws that are being passed to govern
them. 1t is a splendid stroke of econo-
my. 1t deserves to be recorded on mar
blel
We believe that every man in the coun-
ty can well afford to throw away his old
stove and buy a "Favorite" as they do
the work with half the fuel, and less
trouble and loss of time than any other
stove in the world. For sale by Unger
& McCabe. I! .a'i s1e
A young man died of heart disease in
st. Paul while asking a girl to marry
him. Young men cannot be too careful
in such matters, and should always sub
NIT to a medical examination before sub
jecting their hearts to such a severe
strain.
1t is not going to be SO expensive to
dress well this winter. Ladies a no
longer put twenty-five yards of silk into
a dress, they are to be very plain, mostly
embroidered with chenille OF beads, and
must clear the ground several inches, &C
cording to the foot of the wearer.
The most fashionable hat now worn
looks like an umbrella without a handle,
or a boat awning with a flower stand on
it. We know some girls who wear them
that look like a wasp dressed in a cab
bage leaf with a toad-stool stuck over its
right ear.
Young men who want to secure homes
on reasonable terms should attend the
sale of Deem & Huddle's town lots on
the 10Th inst.
Persons in Eaton and surrounding
county have a splendid opportunity tc
visit the South on the Both of the present
month. Johnny McCord will run an Elk
cursion train to Atlanta, Ga, for the
small sum of $12.45, round trip. 1t is
worth double the amount to see the Cot
ton Exposition now going on in that beau
tiful city. See notice OF Excursion il
another column.
Whether eggs should be sold by the
pound or the dozen, is an unsettled ques
ton. 1t is a~scertained that of the largel
sized hens eggs there are sever to
pound, while eight or nine of medium
size make a pound. AS compared witt
beefsteak as an article of food, in poin
of economy, the price per pound shoulc
be very nearly the same.
"lIlOCi 10 NOLIilliS Ol IL IbClC VIII "
long evenings in which the farmer, ex
cluded in a measure from mingling il
society on account of distance, inclemen
weather, &c., will find time hangini
heavily on his hands. What better meth
cd of employing the mind than perusin
the columns of your county paper. Tn
DEMOCRAT should be found on ever
hearthstone.
We guarantee the Champion Monito
Cook Stove to have smoother casting
and better fitted, wear longer and DO bel
ter work, with less fuel, than any STOW
made. For sale only by G. S. Price, OF
posite Court House.
The closing proceedings in Court las
week were very uninteresting. The onl
case that created the least rifle on tn