The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-01-24

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men with Arctic overshoes and heav!
overcoats on, leading their children a
round with no other foot-covering than
thin pair of shoes and dresses that begin
below the shoulders and end above tn,
knees!
Eaton girls have this motto for Leaf
year: eff you see what you want, asl
for it." We advise our girls that if the
see what they want, to inst take it.
GREENvILLE COURIER.
Yes, but they can't see it i'll Green
vile. Come over to Eaton, girls; W.
have lots of good boys!
Any of our friends visiting Cincinnati
and desiring a pleasant and comfortable
hotel to put up at, with excellent meal
and other first-class accommodations, W.
advise them to drop into the st. James
near Main. II Harry Jones don't make
you feel at home at the house, wei
agree to foot the bill.
$1.49 for the best Jeans Pants, made
of goods worth SOC. per yard, at Joe
Woerner's.
Eight hundred dollars in greenbackt
were found tucked away in the corner o.
a sleigh owned by a firm in Portland
Me-, when it was brought out for use af
ter the late fall of snow. The money is
supposed to belong to a tramp who slept
in the stable for a while, and was sent
to Jail for three months for vagrancy.
1t has been developed through the
census reports that no limburger cheese
has been imported into this country since
the war, and that most of the article OF
commerce sold as such now is from the
dairy products of 1872 and still earlier
This is a rather strong assertion, but it
corresponds with the cheese.
The REGIsTER's article on Mr.. Lakes
embezzlement reminded US very much of
the fellow who prayed, "Good Lord and
good Devil" The writer of it must be
the same chap who declared he had such
faith in Mr.. Lakes piety and goodness,
that he believed he could Ego through
hell and come out unshinged," and has
a lingering idea he will yet return and
explain it all away!
Miss Rhoda Brown, of Camden, the
guest of S. S. Dix and family, on Tues
day afternoon of last week went into the
First National Bank to transact some bu-
siness, taking q seat to wait a few min
utes her turn. On getting up from the
chair she fell, fracturing her hip badly
and had to be conveyed to the residence
of Mr.. Dix, where she remained Until
Tuesday of this week when she was taken
home. She suffered very much from the
fracture, which the physicians think will
cripple her for life.
Now is the time to leave your measure.
Suits, Coat, Pants or Vest. Save 33 per
cent. A great many desirable styles at
Joe Woerner's.
The Commissioners were in session on
Monday and Tuesday, overhauling the
County Infirmary matter. A raised or
der from $3.50 to $31 so, for keeping
tramps at the boarding house of Mrs.
Herrlich, was the find up to Tuesday at
noon. The stub said by order of Ed.
Goldsmith, one of the Township Trus-
tees, but Ed. knows nothing about it
So it goes. There is no telling how
much more may be unearthed in the Off
cial transactions OF Mr.. Lake. Let us
have a change!
Good substantial Mems Suits So, $3.50
and 81, worth Sc to So, at Joe Woer-
Just our fix, Xenia Democrat:-We
are frequently called upon to give some
particular fits, or some private in
dividual a good pertaining. We would
as an editor, We are not in that kind
of business. If any official fails to per-
form his duty fairly well he will hear
from us; but Of to a private individual,
that is a horse of another color. Every
person has the right to do as he
pleases so long as he does not hinder or
delay others in the prosecution of their
business.
Mason Long, a reformed gambler of
Ft. Wayne, Ind, entertained the citi-
zens of Eaton on last Sabbath in the M.
E. Church. He is a glib taIker, drew a
full house, interested his audience we'll,
pocketed several dollars in cash and
went off smiling a big smile! Now if the
amount that the good people of our town
contributed to hear this reformed de-
bauchee tell of his bad deeds for so many
years, had been raised and given 10 the
poor and needy widows and orphans in
Eaton to purchase the comforts and ne
cessaries OF life during this bitter cold
weather, wouldn't it have been better
and more in accordance with the teach
ing and precepts of the Good Book?
Good substantial every day Pants,
lined throughout, 80, SO, SO and 79c. ;
less than the cost of making alone, at
Joe Woerner's.
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