The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-11-22

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er of Pianos and Organs, will visit Eaton
about the 25th of this month. Orders
left at the jewelry store of G. G. Schlenk.
er will receive prompt attention.
Hi. Robbins makes a pleasant Audi
tor, and you can bet his "friends will not
be disappointed" He will show as nice
a record as any of his Republican prede-
cessors.
Save 10 to 80 cents on every pair OF
Gloves in buying at Jos. Woerner's.
Dayton is just now enjoying a great re-
Iligious revival, and at the same time is
infested by a gang Of burglars and thieves.
Rather antipodal. The Dayton Herald
says so.
There is no cause for alarm the postal
card will not be abolished at once
Country postmasters will not be depriv-
ed of their winters supply CT reading
matter this season at least.
Darke county hogs are dying off in
large numbers with a disease resembling
pneumonia fever. It is epidemic, and
usually the entire lot drop off after the
first one is attacked. So far, no remedy
has been found to arrest it.
II. H. Farr, administrator of the es-
tate of David Overholts, decd, will
again offer for sale on the 21st of Deem
Der, some valuable property in the town
of Camden, belonging to said estate
Moneyedmen will do well to take notice.
Silk Handkerchief, all the newest col
ors and designs, at Jos. Woerner's.
Our neighbor of the Register thinks
that if Hi. Robbins makes a good Audi
tor his "friends will be disappointed!'
That would be a strange anomaly! But
then things do seem to be generally get
ting upside down.
The politest man we know is he who
comes into our Office, takes off his hat,
sits down, subscribes and pays for the
DEMOCRAT a year, bids us good day,
walks out and closes the door after him!
He was in last week.
An open winter is predicted. A very
cold winter is predicted. Weather pro-
phets predict that we shall have much
snow this winter. Somebody will hit it
and have the satisfaction of saying, ~
told you So"
The attention of our readers is called
to the Prospectuses of the Harper &
Brothers publications, to be found in an
other column of this paper. They are
all so well known that they need n re-
commentators.
True peace and Joy come because of a
believing and trusting heart-of a faith
over our lives in an o%verruling and pro-
tecting hand. Here is good footing;
here is our stronghold, a strong tower,
and a refuge from sorrow.
All Wool Jeans worth SOC. per yard,
now for &c., at Jos. W%oerner's.
CLAYTON Gilmore and Miss Nellie Hub
bell were married at the residence of the
BRIDES parents on east Main street, by
Rev. J.. H. Bratton, last Thursday morn
ing and passed their honeymoon in the
Queen city. May they "live long and
prosper"
The "Barberous'' affair that came off
on Main st. last week, in which a cow
hide and knife fourished promiscuously,
resulted in the discharge of the principal
heroine in the row. A knife seems to be
considered no concealed weapon. We
still have a Mayor in Eaton.
If you want Christmas Presents, such
as Dressing Cases, Oder Gases, Toilet
Sets, and Brushes, see the samples at
Miller's Drug Store, and then leave your
order. nov22-4
There is blood on the moon between
our neighbor of the Register and the
Camden Gazette over the rights and pro-
prieties of an obituary notice. 1t is only
a bad cas- of worms; but go in, boys,
and if it proves fatal, We'll furnish a first
class notice on the dead subject.
We take pleasure in recommending
Halls Hair Reviewer to our readers 1t
restores gray hair to its youthful color,
prevents badness, makes the hair soft
and glossy, does not stain the skin, and
is altogether the best known remedy for
all hair and scalp diseases.
Mrs. Jane Swisshelm says: "You can
not lessen the size of a woman's waist
without stunning her brains" Well,
don't let that worry you, Jane. A small
waist in dudelet and dudine fashionable
society counts more than large brains
She can get along very we'll without the
latter.
The Hardin County Democrat asks
what would our society people do if one
of our younger men should enter a ball
room with his arms bare to the shoulder
and shirt open from where his suspen-
ders cross in the back to the third but
ton on his vest in front? Will some one
of our ladies please give us an answer to
this?
The readers of the Democrat in New
Hope and around the neighborhood will
do well to remember that ]. NJ. Klncaid
keeps on hand an excellent stock of eve
ry thing in the grocery and provision
line and deals fair and square with all
customers. Give him a call, and we
guarantee satisfaction in quality of goods
and prices.
Boys Suits, 4 to Is years, reduced one.
third less than our regular price, at Jos,
Woerner's.
Mrs. Jane Swisher, aged So years, 7
months and 5 days, wife of Martin Swish.
er, died in Eaton on Thursday last, O.
inflammation OF the gall bladder, after 6
long time Of patient suffering. Services
were hled at West Florence on Satur'
day, by Rev. w. S. Bacon, and deceased