The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-02-11
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Sidney has two gas wells.
Fox drives are in order now.
Next Sunday is st. Valentines day.
We speak for a circus next summer.
The Eaton Cornet Band has dis-organ-
lied. Now boys, blow away.
The candidates for Assessor will soon
materiali1e.
75c. tor regular $l.0O Overalls at Jos,
Woerner's.
How would it do to have the city hall
painted?
There is a colored skating rink opened
in Hamilton.
Last Saturday was the l~iveliest day we
have had in Eaton for some time.
Frank Thompson, Of Springfield, spent
Sunday with the folks at home.
Another gas company is talked of in
Eaton. 3Aa .
Brethren should dwell together in uni
ty.
Blacksmiths hays.been doing only a
rough-shod business lately.
Pneumonia and rheumatism are pre-
vailing unusually.
We are all more or less the creatures
OF circumstances.
There are seventeen towns in this part
of the State boring for natural gas.
The natural gaswell at Upper sandus-
ky is about one hundred feet deep.
VIM. o. Shank, Hamilton, failed to
the tune Of $37, 900.
80, so, 75c. and 81 for perfect fitting
White Dress Shirts, the best for the
money ever shown, at Jos. Woerner's.
Mrs. Lou Cooper and Mrs. Richard
Hart, of Richmond, spent last week in
Eaton. 3td
There were twenty-seven applicants
before the county Board of school ex-
aminers on Saturday last.
Joe Wilson has concluded not to build
the Mackinaw road from Manchester to
Lewisburg.
The average cost Of living, per individ-
ual, in Europe is $50 a year, and in the
United States $40.
"a Bachelors Blunder'' is the title Of
u new story. We haven't read it, but
presume the poor old fool got married.
A cigar that is called imported is about
as appropriately named as the hired girl
that xe call domestic.
You can save dollars, and win not have
to buy d large bill either, at the Great
Sacrifice Sale at Jos. Woerner's.
Every dime you gain by Expressing
the poor, will only add to your torments
in sheolt
Solomon Lander, has taken Horace
G~reeley,s advice and "gone vest as far
as Kansas, where he will locate If pleased
with the country.
Mrs. DR.. A. H. Stephens entertained
her many friends with a delightful re-
ception on Wednesday afternoon of last
week. = s
Rev. 4. II. Campbell, OF York Center
Circuit. is at home with his parents and
has taken part in the NJ. E. Church re-
vivals.
The Methodist snd Presbyterian
churches have been holding religious
meetings the past few weeks. Ten have
united with the Presbyterian church.
soc. for a Fur Stiff Hat wortASs.oo at
the Great Sacrifice Sale at Jos. Woern-
er's.
While the Petry brothers north of Ea-
ton were cutting wood last week, one of
them received q severe cut in the hand
by the slipping OF the AK.
Willard hitmere died Of consumption
in Eaton on Monday last. lie wasain
his 36th yearsand unmarried. He was
buried blythe +. %. o. F. of Eaton.
A man who pays his debts only be-
cause the law compels him to do SO, is
not honest. Laws were not made for
honest men, but to punish rascals.
Mrs. John Ammerman entertained her
lady friends with q progressive euchre
party ON Thursday eyeslast. The prizes
were carried off by Mrs. Minnie Michael
and Miss Miriam Tut..le. 3
Goods aim st given away at the Great
Sacrifice Sale of Clothing, Hats, Under
wear, ETC.. at Jos. W~oerner,s.
We give place in another column OF
our paper to an article headed John
Cleves Symmes,"" copied from The Lam
TERN and written by Prof. G. G.. Miller.
of Eaton SCHOOLS: i is worth reading.
Sam Jones stays another week in Gin
cinnati. If he expects to convert the
ballot-box suffers and bunko steerers,
he can make up his mind to die right
there.
Miss Nell Lockwood having bought out
the milliner stock of Mrs. Grouse, will
continue the business at the old stand and
thanking the public for their past kind
patronage, desires a continuance Of the
same.
One Hundred pair of all Wool Pants
worth $500 to S., so, take your choice for
80 70, at Jos. Woerner's.
A Napoleon boy received $500 in
common pleas court for the loss of his
leg by the cars, and a giddy damsel 3d.
600 on a breach of promise, blighted af-
f~ections case. 1t appears that blighted
affections ONE higher than legs in Hen
ny county.
1t is unnecessary to have any contrc-
versy as to the person owning the fruit
grown on line trees. If you plant a tree