The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-07-01

A mans nose will never disguise his drinks
= ggF e,=qs GreenriHe Courier.
Have you learned that by standing be
fore a looking glass? ts rr5
Just think of it! 20c. for a pair o.
Boys Knee Pants, at Jos. Woerner's.
A small exchange published in the in.
terror of this county, with the court re.
port stolen bodily from the DEMOCRAT,
looked quite interesting and very enter
Iprising last week!
Charley Marley, of Richmond, Ind.
extra freight conductor on the G. H. &
3D., received fatal injuries on Saturday
evening by being hit with the Seven Mile
bridge below Eaton.
SCHooL and MISCELLANEOUS Books
will be sold at wholesale prices at the
Book Store of w. A. Edison during the
Normal School and Teachers Institute.
There will be a meeting of the Agas-
siz Association this Thursday evening
at 6 80, at the school house. A full at
Tendance desired.
ARTHUR MILLER, Pres.
There was but one sweet girl graduate
at Vincennes, Ind, and she was color
ed. All the white girls seeded because
she was to graduate. OF the eight sece-
ding white girls fathers five are Repub-
licans and three are Democrats.
Sweet, Orr & Co. Overalls 75c., sold
elsewhere for 81, at JOS. Woerner's.
The horse that does six hard days
work during the week deserves to have
an undisturbed rest on the seventh. Men
cannot afford to wear good horses out by
making pillow horses of them through the
week and buggy horses of them on Sum
day.
School teachers should be selected by
the Superintendent of the school. The
members of a school board are seldom
qualified by occupation or by training to
pass upon the merits of teachers. Let
the Superintendent do that business
/ hereafter.
Craik's great sale commences at IL q.
m. and ends at 10 p. m. Saturday, July
Sd, is the day. y
Charles Wehrly, aged about % years
and living on Alarm with his mother
near Gettysburg, this county, committed
suicide last Sunday by hanging himself
in the barn. No cause can be assigned
for the rash act.
l - $50.
The man who will kick another out of
his store or Office for advising him how
to run his business can be seen after
working hours strolling round toward the
printing Office filled full Of suggestions to
offer the editor as to the proper method
Of conducting a newspaper.-Ex.
23c. for a good quality Gauze Under
shirt worth 4Gc., at Jos. Woerner's.
thanks for the fine sample of dew berry
and raspberry he left at our office last
Monday, both of his own cultivation
Never saw larger or liner berries of the
kind anywhere, and don't believe they
could be beat.
1t is said the servant girls of st. louis
are forming a knights of Labor union
with the view of obtaining every after
noon out, two mornings of quiet, unin-
%terrupted possession of the piano for
practice, and the use of the parlor every
other night to entertain their company
in. % H.
Bring in your Pictures and have them
framed. Price and workmanship guar
anteed. Also, have your broken mirrors
reflled at EIpsoN's Book STORE.
a standing antidote for poison by poi
son oak, ivy, &C., Is to take a handful of
quicklime, dissolve in water, let it stand
half an hour, then paint the poisoned
part with it. Three or four applications
will never fail to cure the most aggrava--
ted cases. Poison from bees, hornets,
spider bites, &c., is instantly arrested by
the application of equal parts Of common
salt and b;carbonate of soda, well rub
bed in on the places bitten or stung.
Decided bargains in Gentlemen's Sum-
mer Underwear. Come and see them,
at Jos. Woerner's.
The Scientifi: American says if a bot
tie of the oil of pennyroyal is left un-
corked in a room at night, not a mosqui-
to Or any other blood-sucker will befound
there in the morning. Mix potash with
powdered meal and rats will depart. If
a rat or mou gets in your pantry, stuff
in its holes a rag saturated with a solu-
ton of cayenne pepper and no rat or
mouse will touch the rag for the purpose
of opening a communication with the de-
pot of supplies.
Boys Knee Pants for less than cost of
making-90 pairs, take your choice for
&c., at Jos. Woerner's. ~
81 never send out of town for anything
l can get at home, ever i I pay a little
more for it," said a gentleman in our
hearing the other night. That's the kind
of public spirit hat helps to build up a
town. Pride for the town in which you
live and a generous spirit leads you to
help build up your neighbor and advance
his prosperity along with your own. 1t
is not only a generous spirit, but is the
essence of self interest, and good exam
pie to those around you. Your own pros
perity is advanced by the prosperity of
your neighbor. Help to build each other
up and in so doing build up aprosperous
and thriving community.
Young men, see the nobby light color
ed Stiff Hats for $1.75, worth $3.50, at
Jos. Woerner's.
Demorest's Magazine is always a well
come visitor to the household circle, and
the July number possesses much merit.