The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-03-23

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Rev. l.. E. Brown being engaged il
conducting a series of meetings this weel
in Dayton, his pulpit will be filed Sun
day next, both morning and evening, by
Rev. j. 5. Hughes, of Dayton.
Acne story frame dwelling in the north
east part of Eaton belonging 70 Warren
Jefferson, caught fire on Tuesday evening
from a defective flue, but was saved with
slight damage by the bucket and hook
and ladder brigade, the Engine not being
fable to reach it. Insured. Apublic els
tern is need in that end of town.
$50 pieces Hamburg and Swiss EN-
broidery-beautiful styles-at lowest
prices, just opened at Goldman's Mann
moth Cheap Store.
Here are the fashionable colors in
~spring goods: Grey blue or greyhound,
garnet shade, mustard shades, pearl and
dark grey, olives, browns and bronzes,
shrimp and shell pinks, sapphire shades,
green's and dark blues.
John Barnhart, Admir-. of Ephraim
Splitter, decd, will sell at his late resi-
dence L mile east of Enterprise, on the
9TH of April, work horses, milk cows,
hogs, farm implements, &c. Geo. Wag-
goner, auctioneer.
The SIC. White Dress Shirt, unlaun-
dried, is by 40 per cent. the cheapest in
Eatons See them at Jos. Woerner's.
We notice by the Richmond, Ind,
daily PALLADIUM, hat l.. C.. Abbott,
Esq, delivered lecture, in honor of st.
Patrick, in st. Mary's Hall, at St. Mary's.
The Palladium speaks of the address as
eloquent and beautiful.
The Picnic at the Eaton Springs will
be repeated over on Thursday, 30th inst.
at which time a free dinner will be Civ
en-, a pole raised and speeches made
Bring on your grubbing hoes, exes,
spades and shovels. This is by order of
the Committee.
Suits made to order, from SIS up. The
biggest assortment to select from ever
brought to Eaton, at Jos. Woerner's, The
<rf=r-EE -.t. aa.a .-F
Tailor.
Rev. W., n. Orr and wife desire that
we inform the friends who called upon
them last week, that their visit was very
enjoyable and the expressions of friend
ship in cash and sundries amounting to
about fifty dollars, is thankfully receiv-
ed. 4alass4
There lisa little game of checkers 60
ing on in the School Board business, and
it should be knocked higher than Beech
er's life OF Christ. If not, u schools
will go to the dogs, because the men en-
gagged in the game are only after the
"spoils system" of the Superintendent
cy. Shame.
Any soldiers grave not marked by a
stone, who died either during the war or
at any time since, can have a tombstone
free OF cost by making application to the
Recommendations Co. Democrat.
If there. are any such in Eaton Gene
terry they will please 'rise up" and make
application to the government.
Our exhibit in Hats during the season
will not be equalled. A great profusion
of styles and shapes will satisfy the most
critical demands. Call and examine
1t viii pay you-at JOS. Woerner's.
The March number of the Oriental
Casket" is on our table, and fully sus-
tains the excellent reputation of its first
issues, and we take especial pleasure in
commending it to the favorable consile-
ration Of our readers. 1t is published at
the low price OF 50 per annumb by L.. Lum
Smith. 9l2 Arch street, Philadelphia,
Pa, Send for it. -
The Teachers Association met in Ea-
ton on last Saturday and was we'll at.
tended. Up to the time of putting GU
forms on press we had nc report from the
Secretary. We will probably get it when
it is old and forgotten. 1t is a pity the
Association can't get a Secretary who has
capacity sufficient to make out a report
and send it in the same day of-the meet.
ing, or in less than two weeks after.
The Eaton papers and the Germantown
Press are beginning to talk up the Mack
[inaw, or north and south railroad to the
people in their respective localities. She
is coming, gentlemen. Get ready to pass
the hat. Don't let it, like a church con
tribution box, come back empty, though
IGreenville Courier.
We will fill it-only let it come THU
way.
You will find the best Corsets for SOC
and 75c. in town at Goldman's Nam
moth Cheap Store.
Next Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock, il
the iUniversalist church, Rev. J. M. Get
chell will speak his farewell words t.
this community. He has been with vi
! for over two years, and will preach fl
! the last time as a friend, pastor OF tn,
above named church in Eaton, and as {
brother minister and Mason, as already
announced. All are invited.
Interesting religious meetings hav,
t been going on in the Methodist Church
of Eaton during the past week, attract
ing a house full on every occasion. Man,
have been brought to the point of pro
! Tossing asanctifcation," and declared
themselves willing and ready to give u
everything of worldly nature. Whel
the ..giye up process takes place witt
some of them, we would like to be in
formed.
O If you want a stylish suit, leave you
measure at Jos Woerner's, the People
Tailor.
it The firm of Henry & Co., 81 Vese
street, New York, refuse to pay their &C
vertising account at this Office. The
are a firm Of swindling scoundrels assc
ciated together to cheat honest peopl
out of their labor and money. We war
the public against them or any>of the
= medicine. They moved from Clevelan
a short time ago to New York city, tt
reason of the removal no doubt being