The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-08-03

Ihey way TO get rlcn IN his world
to save what you make. When you max
a fool CT yourself don't give the thin
away.
When a newspaper says a kind wor,
for a man he never knows it, but if j
handles him a little roughly, he finds
out in less than a minute.
Ladies and all sufferers from neural
gia, hysteria, and kindred complaints
will find without a rival Browns Irol
Bitters.
There are parents in VI town who haC
better look after their girls and boys il
the evenings, or hearts will be wrunt
with life-lasting anguish, sooner or later
Nearly four hundred people committed
suicide this year con account Of the
weather." and it don't seem to improve
the weather a particle.
A car load of McSherry Grain Drills a
Luger & Schultz's warerooms next week
If you want the best Plain o. Fertilizer
Drill in the market go and see them.
Congressman Morey, of Butler county
got a bounty of $1,371 and a pension o
So per month, for A. G. Collins of thi;
county. Alb. deserved it.
"HACMETACK," a lasting and fra.
grant perfume. Price 25 and 80 cents
Sold by Webb &'Coover.
The premium books for the Preble
County Fair are being distributed. Copies
can be had by calling Oh Secretary Hen.
~ Farr.
The Baptist festivals of Friday and Sat.
urday evenings last in the city park, were
well ~patronized. The Eaton Band did
good music on the occasion.
We like a man to take our paper five
years, dispute the account and stop it,
We know the kind of a hair-pin he is
then.
Geo. Chambers has purchased the old
fax mill property for $500 cash, and
will Immediately occupy it as a family
residence and general purpose building.
Why should the spirit of mortal be
proud? has stood pretty well the wear
and tear of a conundrum's experience,
but a tougher one is why should a bar
Der eat onions?
Rev w. NJ. Kimmel, who with his wife
has been on a visit of some weeks to his
parents in this place, will leave for his
home in Barre, Vermont, on Tuesday
next.
While we are wrestling with the mo-
mentous question of unemployed labor,
let us pause to consider how steadily and
~lucratively employed is the man who
minds his own business.
Mems nightgowns, with pockets, are
advertised. The pockets are probably
for the storage of pins, paregoric bottles
and other little things which are likely
to be called for.
An exchange says that 'tby a law pass
ed by the last General Assembly seventy
pounds of ear corn makes a bushel until
the first of the next January after it is
raised, and after that sixty-eight pounds.
VIM. Pierce, residing with his father
F. A. Pierce, neal Camden, died of ty-
phoid fever on Thursday last, aged about
% years. He leaves a wife but no chill
dren.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves at s and
10 cts per pair, same as offered by other
houses as extraordinary bargains at Is
cts, at o. E. c. s., next to P. o.
The Pound is built and a dog Procla-
nation issued, and what do they amount
to? Nothing. Not SO in other well reg
ulated and governed villages of the size
of Eaton.
Rev. W. NJ. Kimmel will preach in
the Universalist Church in this place, on
Sunday next, morning and evening, at
the usual hour. Seats free. All are in.
vited.
Richmond Light Guards Band will
accompany the excursion to Camden on
Thursday, 10th inst, and dispense choice
selections for the passengers. Only %
cents, round trip.
What is the use of our Trustees goins
to the expense of building a Pound fol
the stock, and our Mayor and Council
issuing a Proclamation against dogs? Il
is simply tomfoolery.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheris
and Canker Mouth. Sold by Webb &
Coover.
Camp meetings are splendid specula
tions. They beat a church festival al
to pieces. but the n just closed up a
Fostoria has been pronounced a fraud
more in the interest of mammon thai
God.
On Thursday evening last a strange,
by the name of Edward Bush, in at
tempting to board a freight train at New
Paris fell under it and had his leg cut of
below the knee. He is at the Count.
Infrmary.
In Ayers Ague Cure we have a posi-
tive remedy for fever and ague and al
malarial disorders, and one entirely FREE
from quinine, ersenic, or other injuriou
drugs. 1t is the chemical and medicina
triumph Of the age.
Vennor's weather predictions for thu
remainder of the year are as follows:
stormy August is almost inevitable. Sep
TENDER, fair and frosty; October an
November, wet; December, stormy an
plenty of snow.
Capt. Hogan's Calling Gun Squad vii
be present at the reunion at Camden O
Thursday next. Everybody should Sc
the gun in operation. 1t will shoot on
hundred rounds every minute. Only 2
cents, round trip.
Sunday conversation: "Lovely SCI
mon, wasn'tit?" eyes; beautifully
did you notice Miss Angles hat? Whew