The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-12-11

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casters, fruit, pickle and butter dishes,
rings of every description, charms, watch
chains, &C., than can be found at the
jewelry establishment of G. G. Schlenk'
er. Drop in and look at his assortment
If you allow the people surrounding
your town to go elsewhere for their
amusements and enioyments, they are
sure, sooner or later, to go there for their
goods. 1t is natural. The business men
of a town should care for the enjoyments
of the people as well as their business
interests. Both arc Indispensable and
inseparable.
Fur Caps and Turbans at Joe Woer-
ner's.
A Pittsburg physician has declared
that sealskin saeques are dangerous, and
that those who wear them are liable to
pneumonia and all other sorts OF lung af-
fections. The ladies will probably STAY
this rash doctor, but if a monument is
not erected to his memory it will be safe
to say that American husbands are IN
grateful.
We forgot to mention the retirement
last Monday a week OF County Commits
siorer Henry Furry, whose term ended
on tina. day. Although a Republican,
we freely say that no Commissioner ever
left a better record than Mr.. Furry, and
if Justice and right had been done him
he would have received a second term"
nomination from his party.
Do not miss the special bargain sale
at the Eagle Clothing Store.
Mrs. Geo. Mehaffey in coming down
the steps of the Labor Journal Office in
the Sd story of Commercial block OIL Fri
day evening last, tripped and fell to the
bottom, causing a slight dislocation of
the shoulder and elbow. She was car
ried into Mr.. Hollis office on the I'd floor
and DR.. Webb calledin and adjusted the
limbs.
Charitable people will be kept busy
c~areing for the poor during the coming
winter. Hard times are prevalent
throughout the Union, and in the large
cities and manufacturing towns, thous-
ands of working men are out of employ
ment. If the winter proves evere suf-
fering and restitution will be appalling
and the starving and homeless poor will
be a multitude in the land.
Ladies' Shopping Bags finished in
leather and plush, at Eidson's Book
Store
In order that no person shall be de-
prived of any sleep over the matter OF
the Eaton P. o., we solemnly declare
that we are not an aspirant for the place
and do not want it under any circumstan-
ces. Nj. Wm. A. Huffman authorizes
US to say the same for himself. Now
pitch in boys, and make the scramble
lively for it, but remember but n a
get it!
Left handed ~penmanship is being in
troduced into many schools in Ohio. If
it can be acquired it will be a step in the
direction that will enable the pupil to
write two different topics at the same
time, by and by study from two books at
the same time, one for each eye, recite
IN two classes at the same time, and, in
the ease of an expert, enable him toplay
truant and be present at the same time.
The branch of ~penmanship has not yet
been introduced here.
II you want to make your wife, hus-
band, sweetheart or beau q Christmas
present of a pair of handsome slippers,
call at John Filbert's.
The poor dudes are in danger. They
are liable to be frost bitten almost at any
time now. They do not have ambition
enough to agitate their frames sufficient
ly to keep their blood in circulation
Hence there is great danger of the vital
fluid c~ongeaiing and the spectacle may
be witnessed some of these fine mornings
of half a dozen or more frozen dudes
standing in front of some gin mill like so
many dummies before a clothing estab-
lishment. 1t gives one the chills to think
of it.
Toys, Toys, Toys, o. E. C. s., next to
P. o.
Saloon keepers who paid their Scott
law tax have not yet received back their
money, and it is said that the question
must go to the Supreme Court for a de-
cision before any of the money will be
refunded, and the suit to recover be be-
gun before a Justice of the Peace and be
taken upward through the various courts
until they reach the highest tribunal
1t is said that every saloon keeper who
wants a return of his money must bring
a suit for himself. This is necessary on
account of the statute of limitation.
Joe Woerner sells genuine Seal Caps
for boys at $3.50.
Some very bad and serious reports
reach US through the newspapers from
Middletown, O., against a married daugh-
ter of q very excellent and prominent
citizen of Eaton, which we decline to give
publicity at present, on account of the
matter undergoing a legalinvestigation.
We prefer to wait for the u~nvarnished
facts in the case, even though scandal
mongars and gossippers will not be very
well satisfied. Our sympathies appeal
to US to spare the feelings OF a father and
brothers for the misfortunes of a way
ward child and sister.
Money in your pocket. Buy Clothing.
Hats, Gloves, &C., at the Eagle Clothing
Store.
Peter OFT who resides about FIVE miles
southeast OF Eaton brought q load OF