The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-07-22


remember when passing an ice cream sa-
loon with his best girl and only Is cents
in his pocket.
If you want to see the only Machine
tinues to sew, go to Clint. Huston's.
The election this year will come on
Tuesday, November I'd, and it is noted
as a singular fact that it will not occur
again on this day until the year 1897,
eleven years hence. 1t is the earliest
date it can be held.
An indignation meeting of the citizens
of Eaton is talked of in regard to the neg
lect of the Commissioners in repairing
%Sevenmile bridge, crossing at the old
Bruce mill. Gentlemen, you had better
move at once in this matter.
At Miley's gallery is the only place you
can get tin-types taken. Give him a call,
Main street over Filbert's shoe store.
Sam Jones tells it straight, that the
only difference nowadays bet Seen a lit
tie society girl and a big society girl is
that one has her dresses cut short at the
bottom while the other has hers cut short
at the top.
James Miller liz back into the grocery
business again. This time in the little
green grocery" next to Reichel House,
where he invites all his friends to drop
in and see him. He will keep a fresh
stock on hand all the time and prices as
low as any other house in Eaton.
Boys Overalls 29c., worth Soc, at Jos.
Woerner's.
An exchange says: "Give your job
printing to the home newspapers and
then when it comes to making local no
tices of improvements, changes, ETC., it
is easier for the editor to do in q whole
souled manner than if he knows you take
your printing to some little side Office or
send it away from home.
The candidates for the Governorship
of Tennessee, on the Republican and
Democratic tickets are brothers. There
is likely to be a discord in the family
Mr.. Taylor, the Democrat, cannot wise
ly accus Mr.. Taylor, the Republican, of
being a blockhead, neither can Mr.. Tay-
Tor, Republican, make the assertion
with safety to himself that the father of
Mr.. Taylor, Democrat, was a horse thief.
The papers of Tennessee have a bad
campaign on their hands.
Very good and cheap machine oil at
Leech & Co.'S.
A judge in a neighboring county, in
sentencing a young man to the peniten-
tiary for carrying concealed weapons,
made the following remarks: "There is
no crime the court looks upon with more
Misrepresentation thar the crime OF young
men carrying hidden weapons and then
getting drunk and attacking citizens
whenever they get an opportunity, and
we warn you and others who are indulg-
ing in this practice that it must be stop
ped" This warning is needed in other
counties.
If you want to see the lightest running
Sewing Machine in the world, go to
Clint. Huston's.
The Cincinnati ENQUIRER IF Sunday
and Monday occupied considerable space
in giving an account of a new church
which has sprung up at Walnut Hills,
Cincinnati. 1t is called the Perfect"
The residence OF John G. Brooke, for
mcrly of Eaton, is the place where the
perfect meet. Mrs. John B. Martin,
sister of Mrs. Brooke, represents Jesus
Christ, and Mrs. Brooke the Holy Ghost.
The followers of these two "Divines"
number now about thirty, all very re-
spectacle and prominent citizens of Wal
nut Hills. 1t is the most ridiculous piece
of fanaticism ever brought to light in
this country.
Just now when there is so much COM
plant about malaria, the following from
a prominent physician will make inter
esting reading: ga great deal of what
passes for heart disease is only mild dys-
pepsia; nervousness is commonly bad
temper, and two-thirds of so-called mala-
ria is nothing but laziness." Imagina.
ton, he says, is responsible for a multi
tude of ills, and he gives as an instance
the case of a clergyman who after preach
ing q sermon would take q teaspoonful
of sweetened water, and ddze off like 8
babe, under the impression that it was
a BONA fide scdative.
Young Mems Nobby Style Light Col
ored Stiff Hats $3.50; former price $3.50
to $500, at Jos. Woerner's.
A company was organized in Eator
last week with a capital of 81 900, to sinh
another gas and oil well. Judge Camp
bell was elected President; L. G. Gould
Vice President; CT. Brooke, jr., Treas
urer, and John Alexander, Secretary
Mr.. C.E. Carroll has the contract TO
the work and has removed his machiner,
from the Alderman well to the vacan
lot on north Maple street, owned by Viii
liam B. Robinson, On which stood tn
machine shop destroyed by fire SOM
time ago, where the new we'll will b,
sunk. Drilling will commence about tn
first of next week and it is confident,
expected that a Sfgusher" will be struck
Save $40 by leaving your Measure 70
I one Of those $35 Suits for $25. Now i
your chance, at Jos. Woerner's.
A fire broke out on Wednesday of las
week about noon, in a frame structur
2 in the rear of the residence of Josial
. Campbell on south Barron street, whicl
1 was used as a lumber and store roof
: for furniture, bed clothing and wearin
apparel belonging to his daughter, Mrs
. Hunt and children, and granddaughter
K;+t;o Corpbar Tho locs woe o,,;to,1