The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-02-15

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their eyes wide open and with the news
papers constantly exposing and warning
them against the frauds that swarm the
country.
Brown Bros, Washington c. H., say:
"Our patrons praise the curative quail
ties and tonic properties of Browns Iron
Bitters."
Some men are born in debt, some
achieve debts, while others have debts
thrust upon them. Either is bad enough,
but when a man has all three to contend
with, nothing short of getting a position
as bank cashier or State treasurer will
ever let him out.
Shirts! Shirts! The best Unlaundried
White Dress Shirts in Preble county for
47c., &c., 75c. and $1.OO at Jos. Woer-
ner's.
The managers of the Lyceum received
a telegram last Wednesday from the
manager of Remenzi saying hat Rem
EMF, who is now in Cuba had missed
steamer for U. S. His date will be post
poned until some time in March. The
members of the Lyceum will be notified
of the date as soon as fixed.
A neighboring newspaper suggests that
the man who is predicting that March
will be a very windy, disagreeable month,
and will be around during that time
boasting of the accuracy of his predic-
tons, may then think he's dazzling the
earth with his brilliancy as a weather
prophet, but he isn't.
Politics and preaching don't agree well
in the same congregation. Politics won't
permit the people to do as the preacher
tells them. The result of politics the
people can see-the result of preaching
is ''In the sweet by and by" therefore,
as a general rule, when politics get into
the church, the Spirit of Love takes its
departure, and b%arrenness is the result.
How to save cash. Follow the rest
The greatest success on record-the
clearance sale now in progress at Jos.
Woerner's, The Peoples Clothier.
A family of four persons by the name
of Pentacost, living near College Corner,
have all died within the past month with
trichinocis, produced by eating uncooked
pork ham. Il is said the death from the
disease is a horrible one, and still there
are persons who who will persist in TAX
ing risks of the disease by examining the
raw nog into their stomachs.
The fire alarm was sounded on Satur-
day evening and the engine run out, but
it was only the chimney of "a frame
dwelling on the bank of the creek burn
ing out. To have pulled the engine any
distance through the snow without
horses would have been impossible, and
it was fortunate that it was only a CHM
ney.
The Eighmie shirt, which is acknowl-
edged to be the best made and fitting
shirt sold in Eaton. For sale only at the
Mammoth Cheap Store.
Theodore Tilton delivered his lecture
entitled Problem of Life" at the Opera
House, in Eaton, on Thursday evening.
last to q large audience, that listened to
it with the most pleasing and satisfacto-
ry attention. 1t was a treat of sound
sense and eloquent oratory, ahead of
anything in the lecture line ever before
presented to our citizens.
Some of our citizens argue that the
new school house contemplated should
be built in the northeast part of Eaton,
and the old one left stand for school pur-
poses, as three will not be too many for
our town. All right. The matter is
open for discussion. Send in your writ
ten suggestions and they will no doubt
be kindly considered by the School
Board.
The Eaton School Board have decided
that we need a new school building in
place of the old dingy looking one on
north Barron street. That is sensible,
and W. are pleased to chronicle the fact.
It is now in order for old sore head "'pod-
augers" to turn up against the enterprise
and growl about the cost of the building.
But go on, gentlemen, and put up a good
and creditable one while at it.
Sacrifice! Clearance sale OF Clothing,
Underwear, Caps, &c. Save from % to
so per cent. by buying now at Jos.
Woerner's.
There is no need to dilate upon the
merits of "Hazel Kirke." Every year
this play instead of diminishing seems
to be additionally attractive to the pub
lie. The company which will present
this play here shortly, is sen from the
Madison Square Theatre. The 1750th
performance of this great drama was eel.
ebrated by the company in San Francis.
co, or September 18th. Special new
scenery will be carried by the troupe.
The town of Lima, Allen county, O.,
: had a population two years ago, of seven
r thousand persons, but since that time,
!, by a judicious investment Of surplus pri'
vate capital in factories and workshops,
and the erection of comfortable houses
for tenants, she has increased her popu
: lation until to-day it numbers 12,000.-
In other words, by the exercise OF a lit
tie enterprise on the part OF her citizen:
she has almost doubled her population
in the short space of two years. Canno
the citizens OF Eaton profit from the ex
ample of Lima?
Seeing is believing! Come and SCI
the immense bargains in Overcoats an
/ Suits for men and boys, at Jos. Woer
. ner's.
We have received several postals late
! ly, asking if we desired a correspondent
from the neighborhood from which the,