The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08

the prizes.
: One week more OF Fruit of the Loon
at ~ cents at Craik's.
QUERY-If a business man who is SC
party-bigoted that he will not support 6
Democrat even for School Board, can he
expect Democrats to support him in his
business?
Democrats will have nc responsibilities
upon them in the future in regard to the
running OF our Schools. The Republi-
cans have assumed the pressure" We
will see what we will see.
A scientific journal claims that nothing
will improve a woman's complexion like
early rising. This may be true, but every
woman knows that for Immediate result a
powder rag is not to be sneered at.
Carolina Rice, SC. per pound
at Il. p. FiIbert's.
The Eaton Republican '~.junto'' has de-
clared that hereafter every voter who
trains with their party must submit to be
gagged" and wear their collar or go out
among the goats Liberal" party, isn't
lit?
There is an anti-lying society in Hi
nois. Members who embroider on the
truth are fined one dollar. The fines are
set apart for pious and charitable uses,
and the society already has more money
than it knows what to do with.
Persons who want early and reliable
garden plants should call onf Mr.. Ear
hardt, Eaton's gardener, north of Eaton.
His plants are all Of the best and health
lest variety and are better known as the
"never falls" Try them.
Everything new and of the latest at
"Crouse's Bazaar" Call and see US.
A meeting of over 200 victims of .he
Bohemian Oats swindle metal Napoleon
and decided to prosecute the rascals who
procured the unsuspecting farmers notes.
The farmers of Hardin county alone are
victims to the amount of 800, 900, says
the Kcnton Democrat.
1t is said to have beer discovered by
science that the wind always moves in a
circle, but no explanation has been made
as to how it happens that when the play
ful zephyrs seize a mans hat they al
ways make a shoot for the neares. mud
puddle.
The flowers ~(cannot) bloom in the
cnrfnn hs,f fhok hoo 4 -ofh,- - -,Al
the case of 80 cent calicos at Cfaik's.
There are many young men loafng on
our streets who will more than likely see
the day when they will regret not having
turned their attention to a trade of some
kind. A trade is of lasting value to every
young man when, obtained. and should
be sought after by all who have any con
about their future welfare.
A new law makes it burglary to break
into a c~hicken-coop and steal chickens, |,
and therefore a penitentiary offence.
There are several persons in and around
Eaton who have laid themselves liable to
10 the State some service, and we ad-
wise them to quit before the law takes
hem in hand. /
Cocheco Calico 81 cents, at Craik's.
Life is too short for us to stop to an
the soft-pated, li~ckspittle who aired
himself in one of our local exchanges last
week. We long since learned it was idle
. answer a fool. and equally ridiculous :
o load for bear when the game is simply ,
exceedingly nasty specimen of the !.
There are a few Republicans in bust
less in Eaton who ought to turn their {
Ittention entirely to politics for a living. =
spirit they exhibit on the occasion J
# every convention of their party, units
hem for anything else, and ought to
%ternally damn every Democrat who pat 4
onizes them! We need not name them. l
Richmond xxx Butter Crack. :
r, Sc. per pound ar f. p. Fill. =
bert's.
From the day of the nomination of the {
ang ticket until almost the close of the I
lection polls in Eaton, the gang en- d
loyed their time in issuing mixed and Ii
ogus tickets, for the purpose of deceiv- n
,g the transporting voter and thereby t
the gang nominations. 1t was v
in many instances. Men who "
ngage in such business have but little n
onor, principle or manhood.
The DEMOCRAT has only courtesy, kind
ess and fair intent toward all business n
,~terests in Eaton. 1t would not volun- \
arily nor conscientiously wrong any per-
On or. interest of our city. Its columns s.
re always open to the public to correct n
n error, remedy a wrong, or to give an O.
Expression to opinions for the general fl
God. =
Sewing machine furnishings, needles, Il
ills, &C., at "Crouse's Bazaar" =
The office of the county Prosecuting s.
ttorney in Eaton, was used during cleo L
on day, and several days previous, as
RANCH out of which hundreds Of bogus. in
and fraudulent tickets. were is kl
led in order to cheat and deceive hon $
st voters in the interest of the Republic ',
an ticket nominated by the gang. Nice =,
usiness for a Prosecutor of criminals to .,
e assisting in. Of
Ladies from the country will find the "a
aiting room at Craik's a gfeat convent u,
nee. "
The Commissioner of Agriculture in a n,
'cent reportsays that there is a tendency If
Ohio to breed a finer class of farm ami b
lals, and that the importation of fine to
.ock is not merely for style; also that pr
neep growing counties report a rapid q
ecllne in that interest. accustomed h,r