The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-20
john Reinhott win sem this residence

John Reinbott will sell at his residence
8 miles north of West Alexandria, on
the oath of Feb, l fresh milk COW, cat
tie, hogs, farm implements, some barley
and wheat in the field, and other arti-
cles.
A large majority of the regular church
goers are women. Would the case bere-
versed if women did the preaching.-Ken-
ton Democrat.
That would depend on their eloquence
and good looks, Dave.
The following are the subjects a~nnounc-
ed by Rev. J. M. Getchell, at the Uni
versalist church, for Sunday, Jan. 23d.-
At 10 80 a. m.,-"Borrowing Trouble"
and at z p. m.,-"Obedient unto the
Heavenly Vision"
Try John Rhea Sc Sons Com
POnO Coffee, lhe best in the mar.
ket.
Geo. Jones will sell at his residence on
the old Risinger farm, 8 miles north of
Eaton, on the 10Th of January, a good
draft horse, one milk COW, young cattle,
hogs, farm implements and many other
articles.
Whether there is a change or not in
the P. O., we will always give Mr.. Neal
the credit of knowing no party in the dis
charge of his duties as a P. NJ. That is
the kind of a man we want. We don't
care a dang how he votes OF where he
worships.
A middle-aged couple visited Kansas
City on their honeymoon journey, and
stayed at the house of the BRIDES broth
er. There the bridegroom fell in love
with his wife's niece, won her consent to
an elopement, and continued his journey
with her.
When you meet a fellow who owes you
some money, and he turns his head and
gazes intensely at nothing at all, away
up north, until you get by, you may set
tie down upon the conviction that the
same is a fraud to the fullest extent of
his ability.
H. N. Reid, of MI. Sterling, KY, father
of the young man shot by Bradshaw, ar
rived in Eaton last week. His son is
now at the farm residence of VIM. Deem,
on a fair way of recovery. The trial Of
Bradshaw, for the shooting, is set for
Friday, 21st inst.
The genius who can invent a building
and heat it without putting a defective
aue in it will be a millionaire in a short
time. Nine-tenths of the numerous fires
lover the country are caused by defective
lues. People ought to begin to know
whether their buildings are endangered
from this cause.
The Preble County Agricultural Board
for 1881, organized last Saturday and
elected its officers. There is no change
except in the Secretaryship of the Socie-
ty, which honor was conferred upon Hem
ry Farr vice Frank G. Thompson, who
served in the position two years, and
made a very correct and efficient officer.
Rev. A. j. Reynolds, pastor of the
Presbyterian church of Eaton, had his
pocket picked last week while on a street
car in Cincinnati. That city is now u
der Republican rule, and it is a den of
thieves from one end to the other.
"When the wicked rule, the righteous
MOURN We mourn.
The NATIONAL BAPTIST publishes what
purports to be a calculation of what a
person loses who needlessly spends five
cents per day for fifty years. The sum
total-principal, interest and compound
interests stated at S., 298. so. Will
some of our young friends make the cal
culation and tell US if the right result has
been reached?
"I1l bet a sheep" said old Meredith,
of Clyde, to his better hall, ,'tthat our boy
Ohio is going crazy, fur he's g%rinnin' at
the plow, he's GRIMM at the barn, and
he's GRIMM himself wherever he goes"
"Shol old man," said his wife, ''you
don't know nothin'l The critters got a
love letteri"
The Eaton Skating Association will
open its Rink to the public on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings, and
Saturday afternoons. On Monday and
Friday evenings the Rink will be open
to ladies exclusively. The Rink is draw
ing large houses every evening-on last
Saturday over 400 persons visited the
Hall- -
DIR. J. G. Aver & Co., o Lowell, Mass,
has u thanks for a copy of their cele-
brated and popular almanac, printed in