The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-04-27

many as 10000, and lightning-rod agents
and book c~anvassers $1,000.
The new comet will probable be visi-
BILE to the naked eye about the LIST Of
May. About the middle OF May it will
be neal the pole, and there is every rea-
son to expect that it will then be a bril-
liant object in the hearens.
Furnishing Goods of every de-
scriptfon and the cry latest
styles mt c. r. Thum's.
A fashion item says, "oval necks are
more fashionable than pompadour
squares" This fashion should be n
Outraged. Girls born with square neeks
don't look as well as those whose necks
are oval.
Broom, mop and dust-cloth WILSON
reign supreme in the household, and the
man of family wishes he could get forty
thousand miles away from the scene of
tumult and disorder to remain till spring
cleaning is over.
Jane Gray Swisshelm says that Abra-
ham was a bad man, and that Elijah
was too lazy to feed himself, while Judas
Iscariot was no meaner than millions
who have abused his memory. It's
quite wonderful how Jane can remember
back.
Latest style linen and paper rundown
and standing collars and cuffs at Jos.
Woerner's.
On last Monday evening Frank Ma
tion's wife took French leave Of her hus-
band and left Eaton for parts unknown,
in company with her father, taking with
her such of their goods and effects as she
could pack away in trunks. Frank was
working at the time in Camden.
Ladies who persist in swallowing pat
ent medicines to prevent growing fat
will be interested in the statement that
several deaths have occurred lately from
the use of such medicines. The a~nti-fat
nostrums are slow poisons and should be
outlawed.
A communication from James Carroll,
of Twin township, was received too late
for publication this week, but will ap-
pear in our next issue. Mr.. Carroll is
hot at the ~insinuation that he is the au-
thor of the "Readjuster" letter in the
Register.
Suits madelto order from SIS and up,
at Jos. Woerner's, The Peoples Tailor.
On last Friday night a horse thief made
a call on J. D. Russell, farmer living
two miles north-eastof here, on the Lex
ington pike, and stole from his stable a
dark brown mare, 16 years old, heavy
set, short name and stubby tail. Are
ward of $25 is offered for her recovery.
Irene j. Potterf, wife of James Pot
teri, residents of this place, commenced
an action on Saturday last in the Court
of Common Pleas OF this county, against
John Reichel, proprietor of a saloon o N
Cherry street, for selling Intoxicating
liquors to her husband, and claims dam
ages in the sum of $1,000. -
The latestSthing in the waysof wearing
the hair, are two cork-screw curls glued
to the backof the neck, and which RES
mind us of the reachers of a devil fish.
We would just as leave pass in our
checks as t. see our young ladies indulge
in these glued, deyil-ish reachers, cork
screw cur1s.
We have everything that is nice, new
and nobby in soft and stiff hats, at Jos.
Woerner,s.
But pass said a minister recently
in Diminishing n theme of his subject
and taking up another. .'Then I make
it spades,'yelled a man from the gale
ry, who was dreaming the happy hours
away. in an imaginary game of euehre.
It is needless to say he went out on the
next deal assisted by one of the deacons.
Those nobby suits, one ina
box, ate. P.JThum's, are all the
rage, only afew more left.
Women and chickens have been
scratching in the gardens the past week,
and as fast as the good women put the
onion in his little bed the g~ood-for-noth-
ing chicken would scratch it out. And
what the chicken had not time to do du-
ring the day your neighbours thomas-cat
finished after night. Too utterly too too;
isn't it?
Andy Coffman has received an i'm
mense stock of spring goods which he
has just opened and will sell as low a
the lowest. Andy has been long in bu-
siness in Eaton and knows just what his
customers want, and is prepared to sup
ply them. He is able to, and does buy
as close as any, and is selling on as close
a margin as any in the business.
And now the saloon keepers have fall
en- under the wiles of the seductive
tsharpers. A man calls around and in
forms the spiritualist that he is collect
ing money to help defray the expenses
of a case in the Supreme Court, the de-
eision of which will cause license money
to be refunded. The scheme is a good
one, and works we'll in some localities.
Quarterly meeting will be held at st.
H.. 49,
Paul NJ. E. Church, Eaton, beginning
next Friday evening, with a sermon by
Rev. Mr., Runyon, P. E. The quarterly
conference will meet at the close of the
sermon. Love feast, Sabbath (the 30th)
at 9 a. m. At 1890 Rev. DIR. Payne,
President OF Ohio Wesleyan University,
will preach. The DR.. is an able and ell
oquent minister. The communion will
probably be held in the evening.
We are not the only clothiers in Pre-
BILE, but we can save you 25c. to 40c. on
every dollars worth of clothing, at Jos.
Woerner's.
E Albert Wagner, aged twelve years, a
son of Danl Wagner, was arrested on
Wednesday evening of last week for