The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-08
Advertising is the pole that knocks Che

R~evitalizing the blood is absolutely
necessary for the cure of general debili-
ty, weakness, lassitude, &c. The best
enricher Of the blood is Browns Iron
Bitters. 5 ns
In another part of our paper we give
place to the address of Judge JAMES A.
GILMORE, delivered at the Odd Fellows
Banquet on the 22d of May. It is of a
local nature and will be read with inter
est. 4. -. =.
Henry Smeck has u thanks for a pair
of fine young spring chickens. It is not
often printers luxuriate on such delica-
cies, unless some good hearted farmer
takes pity on them and donates the ar
ticle.
Meyers ladies fine shoes, the best in
the market, slippers in all new designs,
boots and shoes of the best material for
men, women and children, at John Fill
bert's. fjun1-3
The shoemaker who can hit upon a
method Of making a woman's shoe look
small and shapely, while it is really
large, easy and comfortable, will win the
undying admiration and eternal gratitude
of the feminine world.
David Black was taken before the May
or on Monday last. and fined $3.50 for
shooting in the Corporation, and Cassius
Enochs had fine of $50 0 socked On
him for assault and battery on the per-
SON of Abraham Black
10000 doz. Ladies' and childrens' Hosi-
cry from sc. per pair up,-best bargains
ever offered,-ato o. E. G. IS, nextto Pc.
The Blythe property in west Eaton
sold for 1885 last Saturday, sI35 over its
appraisement. We notice that property
advertised in the DEMocRAr always sells
well, notwithstanding some persons say.
nobody reads i'll .
Rev. W. L. Keifer,, of Churchville,
Md, delegate to the Springfield Pres
byterian Conference, spent a couple of
days in Eaton last week on his way
home. He was well pleased with the
"make up" Of ourlittle city.
Don't you forget when you go to Gin
cinnati that the Crawford House, corner
of 9th and Walnut streets, is one of the
best hotels in the city for the rates charg
edper day. Drop in and try it and you
will say we stated the truth.
In a railroad collision the other daya
young lady's old-style bonnet was crush
ed and dented in seventeen different
places. She took it home, put a flower
and two yards of ribbon on it, and now
has a bonnet of the latest style, worth
elevenrdollars and a hall.
Crochet Edgings and Embroideries
from 1c. per yardup, at 0.E. @. 81 next
toFW Is
Sometimes aslittle assistance at the
right time viii enable the system to throw
off an attack which might otherwise re-
suit in serious. sickness. Ayers Pills
should always be kept at hand, and
promptly taken for thereliefof slight all
ments, Before they become formidable
What the jackson HERALD suggests
about Insurance Statements we adopted
two years ago, and have rigidiy adhered
to 4, We have about quit business with
Advertising Agents in all kinds of adver-
tisements, and if the rural press general
ly would follow suit, itiwould be to their
advantage, J-,5
superintendent Withrow was the re-
cipienta last Monday of very hand
some and valuable present from the
teachers: of the Eaton schools, consisting
Of a group Of statuary representing Shy
lock demanding The Iastpoundof flesh,
which shows that he has closely woven
himself in their highest esteem q a SUI
perintendentpver them and our schools.
If any of Dur readers visit indianapolis
and want q frst-class hotel to put up at,
we advise them to drop into thevstGrand.''
It is Edecidedty the best in the city, be
sides Judge Sweeney is there to make
Everything seem like Hhome, and Billy
Elliott, a Richmond boy, is assisting
him. is centrally located and the &C
COMPLICATIONS number one.
Anold1adyswho had been s~ubpenaed
on a case in court this week was observ-
ed tosBe intently examininlgth columns
at che front entrance of the court house.
Espying q limb Of the law close by, she
SAID: young man, what air these yere
stuns7 anyhow z. They + of the l.po.
litely informedh her that they were the
pillars of the house, "Pillers, " snap
ped she; .if them air pliers Of this
house, I'd like to see the rest of its bed.
clothes ~ The ]. of thel /. incontinent
ly fled to the court room, leaving the old
lady master of the situation.
Perhaps lawyers know best whai
course to adopt to accomplish certain
ends and secure desired results, but the
practice of insulting and brow-beatinG
witnesses should not be tolerated by &
fair-minded Judge. If witness bear
false testimony, he can be legally pun
ished for doing so-but it seemsto-sul
that q law that compels the attendance
and requires the evidence Of a witness
should be equally potent in giving hin
protection and proper treatment whileir
a court of justice. .,,
slaughtering Sale of Notions, Gloves
Hosiery, Tinware and Glassware for tn,
next 80 days, at the o. E. G, s., next t.
P.O.
Court Proceedings.