The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-12-08

The Corporation ''cooler" is not fit to
cnnfine any human being in over night.
Don't do it.
Typhoid fever prevails to an unusual
extent all over the country. In many
places it is epidemic and attended with
more than ordinary fatality.
Toys ! Toysll Toys!!l O. E. G. s.,
next to P. o. &
Every Democrat who is a subscriber
to our paper at present could send US
ONE new name for the year 1882. How
easily to double its circulation. Try it,
friends.
Messrs. Garver& Crisler have associ-
ated themselves in the Law business
We wish them lots of clients, as they are
young and energetic gentlemen. See
their card.
Reader, how many hearts can you
make happy the coming Christmas?
Open your purse-strings and give not only
to your own children but to the little
one of your neighbors.
Glass Goblets and Tumblers, 6 for 25
cents, at o. E. @. S., next to P. o. 9 %
Ann Eliza Young gave splendid salts
faction. All who heard her lecture were
perfectly delighted. Next is Theo. Til
ton, and the world cannot beat him as
a orator.
A Georgia editor says: "Gold in thir-
ty-three counties in this State, copper in
thirteen, iron in forty-three, diamonds in
twenty-six, whisky in all of them, and
the last gets away with all the rest"
Many persons are guilty of sophistry,
but none more SO than the man who
tries to persuade US that he can get along
without his home paper and keep up
with the times.
Clergymen, evangelists, class leaders,
and prayer meeting exhorters will find it
profitable to study the testimony of Gui-
teau regarding his religious experiences
and religious enthusiasms.
L o Ii 1 lChopdPClo sWOulu sup lllO
bing with city journals it would be better
for. them. Letthese fellows Club their
own way. Tits only putting a CLUB
into other hands to beat you. Don't do
it. ns
- ta -lsia 81 7r4.f --ss--4rztE 8t
There is not another county in the
State of the size of Preble, whose Jail has
been as empty of convists as ours. For
nearly six months it has been compare
lively vacant. The county is getting
closely Democratic.
The "Littie Helpers will give an en-
tertainment in the NJ. E. Church, next
Tuesday evening, consisting of Recita-
tions and Songs. Admission-Adults,
Is cts. Children, 10 cts. Exercises be-
gin at z O'Clock. l e
Dolls from one cent up, at o. E. G. S.,
next to P. o.
As John Crumbaker stepped out of his
farm residence very early last Monday
morning, he esPied one of the colored
population making off with a very fine
turkey. A shot from a revolver caused
the moke to drop his plumber and strike
for safer quarters at a 2.40 gait.
We are astonished in talking to friends
in different parts of the county to find
how many people there are who take no
paper at all. seInsthese times when local
newspapers are good and cheap it does
not appear to be good management for
anybody to go without them.
MI. a. E. Toney, who has just return
ed from a visit to Tennessee, has left on
our table a very handsome, specimen Of
"stalactilite, /" taken from a cav near
Sweetwater, the present residence Of
Thos. Brannan, an old Preble county
boy.
Albums, Fancy Pocket Books, Picture
Frames and Easels, suitable for Holiday
Presents, at o. E. G. S., next to P. O..
This is especially the season when par,
ents should seek to make the home cir
Gle SO attractive to the children that they
will not hunger for the associations Of
the streets. A child needs something be
side the fathers scrowl and the mother
jaw to make home attractive.
Visitors returning from abroad, as vel
as. recent immigrants, will find Ayer''
Sarsaparilla helpfu1in avoiding the hard
fships of acelimation, and in removing
the boils, pimples and eruptions conse
guent. upon sea diet. Its blood=cleans
ing qualities remedy such trouble
promptly
Many towns have adopted the new
plan of retailing all vegetable product
by weight instead OF bulk as commonl,
.practiced. This is no doubt the bes
way, as more accuracy can be. attaine'
lby measuring by the pound than by tn
peck or dozen. Even eggs are sometime
measured by the weight, and run fror
seven tc nine to the pound. according t
4 SIZE. A =
: Fine, Fancy Perfumery and Toile
Soaps at o. E. e.. S., next to p. o.
New swindles are being perpetrate
? upon farmers. A man with hulless oat
, ismaking contracts with agents by agree
ing to take next years crops at $1.00
q bushel. The contracts all turn put to b
notes in bank after a little while. Me
T who donot take newspapers are genera
: " selected blythe swindlers for victims
!. 1.-THE natant milk bucket swindler was RI
Gently operating in a county ear u.s.
.Look out for these fellows.
A union meeting of all the churcht
and ministers of Eaton, was held in tt
E! Church on last Sabbath evening
the object being to discuss the desecr
ton of the Sabbath day. The house WI
packed full, and we learn from one pre-
x ent that the discourses delivered wei