The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-01-15

on the official and giving a description
of the book and its contents.
The chronological Journal for January
is on hand and is a splendid number
Any one reading a few numbers of this
popular and ably conducted periodical
would not be without it. 1t only costs
$500 year. Published by Fowler &
Well, 763 Broadway, N. Y.
Ale. for an extra heavy Wool Under
shirt or a pair of Drawers, at Joe Woer-
ner's great slaughter sale.
Norman Lock, of near Lewisburg, was
committed to the custody of Sheriff Pc
tiers on Friday last, in default of $500,
charged with forging an order on the
County Auditor for witness fees to the
amount of $1.00! And this is after TWEEN
ty-four years of good Republican rule!
1t is well for everybody-farmers es-
pecially-to bear in mind that now is the
season of impositions and imposters.-
Give them a wide berth. We would adj
wise farmers to not speculate in Bohemi-
an oats. A little thought On the subject
would convince any one that it is a gi-
gantic swindle.
How many know that a horse gets up
before and a COW gets up behind, and
the cow eats grass from her and the horse
to him? How many know that a bill for
subscription to a newspaper never gets
any lower until it is paid, and hat the
longer it runs the higher it gets?
The finest Beaver and Wiagonal Over
coats worth $lS, can be bought for $12,
at JOS. Woerner's great slaughter sale.
A dispatch was received here by Mr..
G. II. Edison, from Logansport, Ind, on
Monday evening last, announcing the
death at that place of Mr.. Henry De-
Groot. His remains will be brought to
Eaton for burial by the Masonic breth-
rem, of which organization he was a high
member.
There are a number OF boys to be seen
on Dur streets idling away their time
when they ought to be in school. Ii pa
rents do not wish to see their boys grow
up ~dissolute, reckless and notorious, get
about it at once and see that they are in
school, or engaged in honorable employ
ment, and compel them to cease being
street ~loungers.
have recently organized a congregation
under the name of Grace Evangelical
Lutheran Church, and are holding di-
vine service regularly every other Sun
day at 2 p. M, in the Baptist Church,
The congregation now numbers about
forty members. Its Vestry was Install
ed last Sabbath.
$1.25 for a boys Short Pants Suit 1.-TWO
pieces) at Joe Woerner's great slaughter
sale.
Col. w. F. Bowles, of Miamisburg,
Deputy Collector of Revenues, was in
Eaton on Friday last on his monthly bu-
siness. He is a. good genial fellow, we'll
liked and popular among all with whom
he has business in this "neck of woods"
If all Republican officials were as honest
and efficient as Mr.. Bowles, there would
be nothing in the cry of turn the ras-
Gals outn
If you can afford nothing else, give
your children an education. A trained
mind goes through life, cannot be stolen
and is not convertible. Good schools,
good books, and general reading matter,
get them these if they have to DO with
out other things, and to secure a right
direction to educate the mind, give them
by word and example good principles
Let them grow up with the idea that it
is not needful to be rich, famous or inf1u-
entail but that it is essential to do right.
Hard times made easy by Joe Woer-
ner's great slaughter sale OF Clothing,
Underwear, &c.
Altogether the signs of the times are
full of hope and encouragement, and it
is anticipated by these best able to Judge
that the present year will be one of en-
during prosperity. Wages must fall 10 a
legitimate price. Money must seek in
vestment at liberal and just per cent
ages; salaries must decrease, and rents
be lowered to meet the new conditions
which present themselves, and by the
observance of which safety and prosper
ity in all commercial and industrial pur-
suits will be secured.
There are clouds as well as sunshine
in this HE, and one cannot expect to live
continually in the latter. The clouds are
sometimes those OF adversity, sometimes
Of sorrow, and often are the shadow of
calumny. Patience is required under all
these Affections. Consciousness of inno-
cence where your good name has been
assailed should sustain you, and enable
you to patiently await future vindication.
Be assured that the ignorant and vulgar
will believe the worst that may be said
of you. The intelligent and just will az
cord you a fair hearing before they con-
denim.
$2.62% for a boy'sAll Wool Suit, Goat,
pants and vest) to u years, former
price SIS, at Joe Woerner's great slaugh-
ter sale.
A DR.. Peters, hailing from some other
part of Ohio than Preble county, was
brought to Eaton from New Paris on
Monday evening last and placed in the
hands of the Sheriff, charged with an at
tempt to get away with a horse and bug
gy belonging to MIR. Guild, a ~liveryman
of the burg. The old fellow is in the
habit of getting off, a littla, and imbi-
bling too much "Paris water'' felt rich
enough to take a buggy ride, hired the