The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-21

As Stanley Zoos was driving around
town last Thursday with Miss Miriam
Tuttle, his horse turned a corner rather
quickly, upsetting the buggy and throw.
ing out both occupants. Miss futile was
severely injured about the head and was
delirious for some time. Has recovered.
The best of the season-the picnic in
VanAusdal's grove, east of brick yard,
Aug. 23d. Everybody invited for a good
time.
We have in our Office the pictures of
Cleveland and Hendricks nicely framed,
but we didn't chang 'em out" on the re-
union occasion, because we hardly con-
sidered it necessary to remind the i'm
mense crowd that was here, that these
gentlemen were candidates for President
and Vice President.
An exchange says: "We think the
police ought to arrest all ladies wearing
the so-called Mother Hubbard dresses.
They are the fabbiest, meanest, most
unsentimental, lazy, f%oppy-woppy look
ing costumes on earth. No husband can
have an appetite for his breakfast if his
wife wears one.
The new fall style Hats at Joe Woer-
ner's.
The Cleveland and Hendricks Club
had a fine meeting in the Opera House,
Monday evening, and added nearly thir-
ty new members to its organization
President Holt, Judge j. v. Campbell
and Glenn. Gilmore, addressed the Club
in some very excellent and well-timed
remarks. Meet again next Monday eve
ming.
"Peterson's Magazine for September
opens with a perfectly idyllic steel-en-
craving, Sin Arcadia; Guess Who it
Is?" The ~double-sized fashion-plate is
also from steel, colored by hand. Mrs.
Lucy H. Hooper is "Peterson's" fashion
correspondent in Paris; the only one, we
believe, who keeps a correspondent
there, hence the fashions are always the
latest and most stylish. The stories in
this number are unusually good, even
for Peterson" and range from love sto-
'ries like Lord Avalon" to comic ones
like Cuba at the Wake" and tragic
ones like "Creole Blossoms" How such
a magazine can be supplied for only two
dollars a year, and much less to clubs,
is a miracle; we can only explain by its
enormous circulation. Specimen copies
are sent gratis to get up clubs with. Ad-
dress Chas. j. Peterson, No. 300 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
House and Lot for sale on Walnut St.
Apply at this office. taught
The clothing establishment of Mr..
Ephriam Rooms, in Stephens block, was
entered on Thursday night last, and as
near as can be estimated about $4,000
worth of goods taken out Of it. The burg
lars first made an effort to get into the
room by boring through the shutters Of
a back window, but found serious OBJ
structions By inside shutters. They then
turned their burglarious designs to the
back door, through which they bored
close to the bolt lock, a hole large enough
to admit a good sized mans hand, but a
heavy iron cross-bar prevented their en-
trance. A glass cutter was then brought
into use and a large pane of glass cut out
and the bar removed and the door OPEN
ed. Three large satchels were taken and
filed with underclothing, shirts, pants,
handkerchief, socks and jewelry, &c.,
and packed off. 1t was an adroit piece
OF robbery. No clew to the perpetrators
has yet reached the officers.
Fancy Percale Shirts with two collars
and separate cuffs former price 81, now
for 75c., at Joe Woerner's.