The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-05-13

HaoiibiNo E-AA L. L pu
ent is expected to revolutionize the us
of natural gas.
Window Shades at half price
SOC for a $1.OO shade. Call and ex
anime at Eidson's Bookstore.
The seed wheat sold to farmers i
Northern Ohio at SIS a bushel, as an i'm
proved variety, proves to have been onl,
an extra selection of ordinary whea
cleaned and sorted. Cases are reported
in which farmers sold their wheat t.
agents of the companies" at s1.10 anc
afterwards bought the same wheat bacl
at SIS.
Working Shirts 23c., 29c. and 4Oc., a
Jos. Woerner's.
The Solomon Valley Mirror" pub.
lished at Minneapolis, Kansas, is a large
eight page paper, neatly and plainly
printed, devoted entirely to information
to persons thinking OF moving to Kansas,
or who wish to make investments there.
The price OF it is only % cents per year
or five copies for $1.00. Persons having
the Kansas fever should send for it.
If you want a set of nice Light Har-
ness, made up in style and in quality,
you can get them at the Star Harness
Shop, Eaton, o. [may7-3
An Evolutionary Entertainment will be
given at the Christian Church on Friday
evening May 14th, by Miss Ida Crist
who is here for the purpose of organizing
q class in elocution. She is a graduate
under n of the best teachers in Indiana,
Miss Tressa J.. Croker, a graduate from
the Boston school of Oratory. All are in
vited to attend, especially those who are
interested in elocution. Admission Is
and 20 cents. Doors open at 80. En-
tertainment to begin at s.
Suits to order, SIS, SIG, SIS and 500.
Latest style goods, at Jos. Woerner's.
"The Housekeeper," Minneapolis,
was burned out for the second
ime in six years, April 10Th, and a part
If its large subscription list destroyed.
Several Of the ladies employed barely
with their lives. Such Of our
eaders as do not receive the May num-
'er promptly, should write to the pub
giving full address, time when
Inscription was made, and length of
paid for. The May number will
hen be forwarded and the name restor-
d to the list.
It requires a tremendous amount of
'hristian fortitude and patience to hear
he continual "tooting" ofhorns for seven
quare days of the week, and not be at
berty to knock 'tsheol" out of them =
n the name of an afflicted and suffering
eighborhood, give us a little rest on the
foot, "toot" business! Give US a flu
eral dirge, the "rogue's march," the
sweet bye and BYE ,"''old Mother Hub
the "old gray GOOSE" or any
hing else but that everlasting "toot,"
,o.! I"
Grouse Kit Socks &c. at Jos. Woer-
er's.
Joe Woerner has added quite an i'm
to his clothing establishment
Barron street. He has taken the sec
nd floor of the building he occupies and
In a convenient stairway from his room
up to it in which he intends to
ACE his entire stock OF boys and youths
othing, thus giving him considerable
ore space for his extensive stock OF
,nts' clothing and furnishing goods. Mr..
has an immense stock on hand
everything in his line, from the finest
'ess and business suit down to the sim
e overall.
Here is another: This time it comes
the form of a travelling mountebank,
the power to cure weak and dis
Ised eyes, ears and head. This cure is
fected by a certain kind of s~pectacles
hich, he claims, with his own electric
tachment, when placed on the head .
'ntly operates upon the nerves, produ-
ng a cure like II charm. Now the catch \
Emmy is this. He charges $40 for the |
asses, and in order to show some de-
ee of fairness only demands S. in cash, {
e balance to be paid when the cure is ,
The spectacles are not worth
ty cents, 30 that if he Succeeds in SELL
G a pair at So he is 81 so ahead. We
und the alarm bell and hope our coun- !
y friends will keep a lookout for the .
swindler." :
Light colored Stiff Hats-new spring |
Jos. Woerner's. 8
On the Sth inst. the children, grand S
ildren and great-grand-children of ]
rs. Esther and Mr.. Abner Scott, thirty I
number, together with numerous rel :.
ives and friends, met at the home of q
r. Scott in Eaton, to celebrate his 10Th t
Among those present were I
r. and'Mrs. Clayton Hunt of Richmond, !
d.; MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Gillingham, +
Fairfax county, Virginia; Mr.. and {
rs. j. G. Elliott, of Greenville, O.; Mr..
d Mrs. Joseph Scott, of Fair Haven,
; Mr., Mrs. and Miss Lillian Gabel, 9
d Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy D. Brown, of .
amilton, O.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas :
ubbs, of West Elkton, O.; Mr.. and
RS. Major Tough, of Eaton, O. Mr.. n
oft, in whose honor the reunion was '
Id, is well known as one of the most
right citizens of this county, and his
any friends rejoice with him that he o
s entered upon another year of his life t
pleasantly. e