The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-15

and &c., at Jos. Woerner's.
Somebody remarks that young ladi,
look on a boy as a nuisance until pa
sixteen, when he generally doubles I
in value each year until, like a NEE
schaum pipe, he is priceless.
Overalls &c., same as others sell ft
75c., at Jos. Woerner's.
HeI ~ Ressler's double team playe
smash on our streets last Tuesday ate
noon. We believe the Mayor ought to p,
a stop to the breaking of horses on OF
streets. There is too much danger in Il
business. Go out of town.
The days of the fiat pasteboard shil
are numbered, and the hour Of the so
shining and rufi1ed tucked front has neal
ly come. Society has decreed it and tn
fashion plates show it, and the washer
women may kick and be ding-donged.
What is the cause of the people all &c
ing to the corner of Main and Maple SITS.
Why, Craik's new Dry Goods Store an
his close prices.
Samuel Smith, Esq, the Democrat
candidate for Alderman at the late Gin.
%cinnati election, and who came within
fourteen votes of an election, was in Ea
ton last week. In company with Mayo
Marsh he dropped into the DEMocRA.
office.
White Dress Shirts 33c. Come AND
see them, at Jos. Woerner's. +
Some idea Of the vast amount of CAPT
tai invested in farming tools in, thi,
country may be gained from the fact
shown by the last census, that the value
of agriculture implements manufactured
in the United States in a single year was
$6s, $40, 439.
Everything new and of the latest at
"Crouse's Bazaar" Call and see Us.
1t is narrowing in the extreme to re-
feet that those individuals who devoted
countless hours to the mastery of the art
skatorial will soon have no further use
Tor the accomplishment that only a few
short months ago wasso essential 20 their
social success.
Latest style spring Neck Tie at Jos.
Woerner's.
A family desiring a.visit from typhoid
ever can have the same by leaving al
he decayed vegetables in the yard and
and taking care that no night air
,ets in the house by making sure that.
Ill the windows are closed before going
bed. .
Rabbits soap Sc per cake at
J. Rhea s. Sons
If a member Of the Council or the.
Board is IN honest, conscientious
nan it pays him nothing. 1t is intend
d to pay him nothing. Why is it then
hat there is a strife among a certain
lass to get there? Why is there such a
cramble for offices that involve much
york and pay no salary?
"Crouse's Bazaar is just two doors
outh of Eagle Hotel, No. JIG Barren
treet, where you will find Notions of all
.inds. Everything at bottom prices.
Says an exchange: There is a great
cal of selishness in this world, but a
reat deal more generosity. and you
.ould never ask a man to do for you a
indness which you never do for any
ther man. Persons who live for Them
elves are generally sired by the public
7hen public favors are distributed
,on't you forget it.
G. A. R. Middlesex Blue Suits, two
cts of buttons, at Jos. W~oerner's. 3e1sssg
A patent for the safe distribution of
atural gas throughout the, various mains
as just been granted. It covers the pro-
ess of mixing air with gas in such pro-,
ortions that while the danger of explo-
ion is taken away, all the heating quail
es still remain, the heat units being
onsumed in a perfect combustion. The
is expected to revoiutionize the
Sc of natural gas. jg3 q
Abel Risinger is now getting material
lady for his new residence on the cor
er Of High and Beech streets. When
,mpleted will be one of the h~andsomest
wellings in the city, and will add mate
ally to the general appearance of that
Danl 10y is erecting a new
arm and making other improvements to
is residence on east Decatur street, east
I Alderman Avenue. 81 g@S
The business and dwelling house at
ugar Valley, six miles southwest of Ea-
IN, owned and occupied by Horace Bon
er as a grocery and notion store, was
destroyed by fire on Sunday
light last, together with his stock efgro-
cries, &c. The fire was caused by a de-
,ctive 1ue about 8 O'Clock in the eve
ing. Loss about $1,000 on building.
'hich is fully covered by insurance in
he Washington, F. Nd. ms. Co., of Bos-
IN, Mass. Watson & Kelly, Agents.
There ought to be a law passed by the
resent Ohio Legislature, making it
offense to print the name of
ny person on a ballot as a candidate
'ithout first getting his consent. The
xtent to which this rascally business
as carried on at our late Township and
elections, shows the neces-]
ty of such a law to prevent unscrupu-
'us partisans from cheating and de-
honest and unsuspecting voters.
Vill our Representative please move in
le matter?
Choice green coffee l0c. per Ib.
It Rhea & Sons.
The Dueber watch case company at
KY, have advertised for a To-
alton in some town OF city within sixty
Of Cincinnati, and as there is no
OWN in the State of Ohio that would be-
sr ELL the bilr' required than Eaton,
vr citizens should= moya ~oantl in